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BAITMoEE, PITTSBURG AND WESTERN
EAuwAY.-Thc certificate OF incorporation
~ the Baltimore, Pittsburg and Western
Hallway Company was filedat the Secretary
.! States Office OH Tuesday. The proposed
road is to extend from the eastern line of
Ohio, in Unity township, Columbiana
county, the western line Of the State in
Harrison township, Paulding county, pass
INK through the counties OF Columbiana,
Manoning, Portage, Summit, Medina, Lo-
rain. Huron, Seneca. Hancock, Putnam,
and pauIding, GA Salem and Akron. The
capital stock is $1,000, 600, in shares Of fifty
dollars. The corporators are Lewis Miller,
rharlcs Brown, David L. King, Zadock
Street, Thomas c. Boone, Amos Rank,
samuel II. Bradley, Harrison q. Blake
JUiet{o {OIfOl Commercial. .E* =
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smoothly, md soonsn engagement resulted.
her parents iayorfng the mitch. The GIRL was
beaut4ai, refined, and tattraetlye,s and re-
ceived many attentions from other young
men. Her lover grew madly Jealous, and q
QUARREL, d separation, and the attempted sui
eide of Brewer followed. Six months aftarshe
accepted a new lover, and again everything
went smoothly, though Brewer continued
60 visit the house. About six weeks ago
Miss Ida told her mother that If she ever
married any one 1t would be Ben. Brewer.
ner new lover was dismissed, and prepare
uons began for her marriage to her first
choice. On the day before that fixed for
her marriage she appeared fitfully strange,
and told a confidant. that she could never
love Brewer, but still continued to work
upon her bridal outfit. At 8 o'clock in the
afternoon the discharge Of a pistol was
hcardsin the girls room, and her mother,
rushing in, found her in the agonies or
deatn. The robes provided for her bridal
aecked her corpse for burial, and the day
upon which she was to have become bride
she was consigned to the tomb. r-,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money m NJ.

Nso" 3VTn CtWch anU money Market
NEW YORK, June --Foon.--Stocks very heavy,
Money stronger at 5@9e per cent. Exchange
Long %; short, 1os. Gold, 1la.. Bonds, l2a
tennessee ss-Ex-coupons; s1s; new, ss. virgil
MIA e's-Ex.coupons, 50 :; new, esq Louisiana $50.
old, let; new, 70. Levee 6s, 7s; s's, 90. Ala
oama SIS, lol; SIS, IA. Georgia e's, So; rs, Of,
North Carolina Ts-old, ass new, 24t South Ca
rolina Cs-Old, o.; new, 90,
Epentng.- Money unchanged Sterling Es-
change very dull at 1898. Gold, 113s. Govern
ments. steady but heavy. Southern Securities
steady and quiet. 49,. -
( F'ght.-Wall street was quiet during the fore
noon but somewhat unsettled this afternoon.
Money unchanged anti che demand on call
promptly met at a@5 per cent. Prime business
paper wanted at e@7 per cent Sterling Exchange
very dull at 1903. Gold steady and dull at 1874.
Govern mcnts steady and heavy; sales of s.2o,s.
6.'s, at ll:a 'ea's, 1lS; 'G5's, 1lls; new, llss
'6Ts, llai; '6s's, ll3s, Tcn-ForLies, lOSi.
Southern Securities steady and quiet. Tennes.
see o's, 81; new, SGT. Virginia 6s, 50 new, GA.
Louisiana 6's. 20. Levce 6s, 70. Georgia s's, IS.
North Carolina s's, 10; new, q.
The Sub Treasury balance is ass, eG6, 900, inclu-
ding $9,5S7,eOO currency. ;Eiatf tss
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Inc Petersburg I,,des has seen Cuban
patriot, who never 'fintends to give it up
The propeller Wabash was sunk by the
propeller Empire State on Sunday evening,
on Lake Huron, in sixty feet of water. One
deck hand was lost. There was no insui-
rance. 80, - - -,.,77 =
Information has been received from ex-
senator Grimes, of Iowa. who is now, in
Amsterdam for the benefit of his health,
that ne is rapidly recovering, and win re.
turn TO this country this fail. -, E., ,l.,..l.
The only prisoner in the Nantucket jail
notifies the authorities that if they don't fix
up that Jail sethat the sheep can't get in to
bother him he will be bowed if he win stay
In there. -- =. - -, :.
We have not observed in our PennsyIya-
MIA exchanges any expressions of profound
regret because Colonel Forney has made ur
his mind not to ruin for Governor of that
State. His conviction that he had better
stick to his newspapers, "both daily"
seems to be pretty extensively shared by
Bis contemporaries Cincinnati; Gpr,,,rter-
ctal (RepudAcan). II e. 81.
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tfsais. yuf4 hi ..,sss..
w Asainaf juno be discussion, n
executive sessfof tti TIE senafe to.iffy ~.
Yeioped q much more favorable faeIinp IL.
1ardR She rat hcntioH OF The Sar, DbiIfisI o.
Treaty :than has Heretofore been nianifestad'
ssa sn eo EeYenne receipts to-day were nearly
The President has nominated Albert Il,
s saIney y collector of customs for Brazos
The Republican 20 Iiticfans have favorable
dispatches t0-tiight from Oregon.
The SENATE to-day confirmed SMITH, asseea.
s0r Of the eighth Virginia district: Mr..
Green postmaster Of Petersburp. va.
Sclater postmaster Of Wytheyille, Va. :
Rose postmaster of Abingdon, va. and
e, D. McHenry postmaster Of Macon. Miss.
The returns from Oregon show that ne
contest was very close. Grover, the Demo.
CRITIC candidate, is reported to be elected.
A Portland teleg1 am says the election passed
off quietly. The Republicans claim ma
jority In the city and county. q. -. l.. :.
The Congressional Committee OF, Educa.
ton reported adversely to Incorporating an
asylum for the blind In the District Of
Columbia. -. - ,,,. ,7,l :.
Dispatches to Republicans here eoncede
the election of Governor OF Oregon, but
claim the Legislature by one majority on
joint ballot, TINS, securing the next senator.
There is nothing definite through regular
channel. ~. -,
Red Cloud made speech at the Grand
Council at. the Indian Office to-day saying
he wanted Fort Fillmore removed and the
military taken out Of his country. He de-
scribed the people who were sent there as
people of no sense and no heart. He also
wants his reservation moved away from the
Missouri, and protests that it is the whites
and not the Indians who have been
unfriendly. He entered protest against the
whites coming on the Black Hill and Big
Horn mountains, which he said belonged to
him. His people were melting away like
the snow on the hillside when the SUN was
warm, while the whites are like blades Of
grass In spring, and are great and powerful.
He wants ammunition. His. speech. which.
was very long, was delivered while he was
sitting on the floor. It is not Mt all probable
that the Government win give them powder
at present. ..t i.
The usual speeches were made by Secre-
tary Cox and Commissioner Parker. They
said they could not have powder until all
the Indians were at peace with the whites.
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e DEATH FROM DRINKING ICE-WATER.-Mr.
John Harrison, welI-known and highly
esteemed citizen OF this city, died ut his
residence. on the Island, Saturday evening,
from the effects Of drinking icewater. Mr..
II. was employed in the cabinet shop of
Ncs-rs. &. Mcndel Il Co., and while eating
hi> dinner Friday drank ice-water LIBERAL
ly. He was shortly afterwards seized with
cramps, and removed to his home, where
h" continued in eMcruciating pain until the
following evening, when death relieved him
from his sulleriugs. MIR. II. had been for Il
long time, and was at the date Of his de-
cease, superintendent OF st. Matthews
sunday school, and was respected by all
Who knew him. Wheeling Intelligencer. s
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NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN

NORFOLK, AND GREAT WESTERN
ly RAILKoAD-NOTICE.- THOMAS
J. u. IMBoDEN, ,snd Rev. B.A DAVIS, viii adj
folk and Great western Rairoad and tie Laid
raj patronage Of the people iaaes sra p pss
tclfarIy invited and urged 70 attend. their inlR
Is alwsss for geo AND hsr @
Friday ION Of JUNE, at Stony Mills, Pittsyl-
va shr fSshsa aih Of june at Cascade Pitss
MO MONDAY. 18th of june, at Irisourg, Hcnryt
ee TUEssbaY, a4.h of june, at Henry Courthouse,
"WEDNESDAY, 18th Of June, al, campaei's
9Th ''FIshiURsDAY, 10th OF june, at Pean's Store,
FRIDAY, nth Of June, at Patrick Courthouse,
SATURDAY, 18th Of june, at Thomas Lamr
mi MONDAY. Goth Of June, At Mount Airy, N. o.
/ TUESDAY, zist Of June, al Hay STACK, sHrry
' 'STHuRsDAY, Esd Of june .. Fancy Cap, casz
y 'sa:T TUE Of Jsne q Carroll
s fMospa Il eth Of yane q Old Tow rass9n
ee TuEsoAY, ssthyot June, at Trap Hiil, sarry
ce WEiissspAY, 9th Of June At ludepsndsnce
'FHURspaY. sotho OF june at Mouth of WsisoH
sma SSbAY Z. 9Th OF July, AZ rnomas's Factory,
sl THas sfap ssS 81 July, =. Marion. smssb
eo WEba EsDAY, 9Th OF Juiy. as Giade Spring,
THURSDAY, til Of Jaly, q Abingdon. We. Il
FRIDAY, sth Of July Of Bristol. y va. Is 90
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A Gard from Syr. Booker.

H>hIA"IUN, IT. q, JUNO ., ISiU.
Editors IT Dispatch : ..-
In your paper Of to-day I sec notice of
he vote in the House of Representatives in
regard to tho income tax. Your report
SAYS that il was rejected" ayes, 10; noes,
no." | fear that your report places ME in
3 false position. On the motion 60 abolish
The income tax I voted enc" On the mo-
ton taxing Government bonds (the cou-
ponS. per cent? l voted {" Ave. may
add that on the vote to reduce the income
tax L. three per cent instead OF five Iyoted
No."
Please make this correction in your
PAPER. in order to place me right before my
constituents, Very respectfully,
GEORGE w. BOOKER.
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L A SAD ROMANCE OF OMAHA.--At Omaha,
on the 14th Of MAY, Miss Ida HUH, a young
girl just entering her seventeenth year, ana
who was to have been married on the iol-
lowing morning to worthy young DricK-
layer named Brewer, shot herself through
the breast and died almost instantly. Inc
motive is but conjecture; but the strange
part of the story is told Us follows: Three
wears ago, when but q child, she was adj
inired and courted by young Brewer, FIRE.
ouent visitor ut her. parents. AL went
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LIGHTNING RODS.

r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SAVED by
IL having MUNSON COPPER TUBULAR
LIGHTNING-ROD, to be had ONLY nc
~ btOUNTCASTLE'S, $50 Broad street. Z
From w. II, HENDERSON, Esq.,, President Indt-
!, -, annapolis Insurat1cg Company. .st,..
est Is rule OF THIS company to charge less pre-
MUM on buildings protected by Mu1lson Rod.''
~ From Peabody Insurance Company.
"An allowance of five per cent. will be made
where dwellings and barns are protected by Mum
son Copper Lightning-Rod.
-, "THosIAs j. CAREY, PRESIDENT
nv 2G-eod2w #....-.
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Mrs. Hiichlngs, dcaflady, seventy years
oi ago, was run over and killed bya loccmo-
Tive, In Portland, Me-, Saturday. !.
Thomas Wills has been committed TO Jail
in Baltimore ON the unique charge oil hay
ln@ married woman In Baltimore WINE
having wife living in the United States"
Mrs. Annie Holmes, of Jersey City, Nd,
was thrown down hundred steps on Jer-
scy Heights by her drunken husband on Sd
turday, and died Of her injuries on Sunday.
At Deertleld, \. e., on Sunday, two boys,
named Litter and Bean, aged ten and five
wears, found an old musket, which the oil.
Der boy discharged, blowing off the head OF
thc younger,
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rrasonie Intelligence.

W1LLIAmspoRr, PA, June7.-rhe Presi-
dent of the United States has directed the
Marine Band to accompany the Washington
Commentary of Knights Templar to the
concIaye to be held here on juno 14th.
Twenty Communicates have been re-
ported. Fifteen will bring bands Of music
1t Will doubtless be the greatest Satneflng
Of Sir KNIGHTS ever held in the middle States.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE. RAILROAD.

u pany win sell FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS Of the above BON DIS at fsis ma s rate.
They bear six per cent interest," Win tne pslhciS
wears from their Issue. They win be sold for the
present ut price ta. win pay The holder an IN
ttesest equal TO 10 per centtim per annnIn. This
fsct together with the known punctualisy OF the
company I'm meeting its obligations, render THIS
desirable security to all who prefer SAFE inyesa-
thess bonds can apply to the undersigned at the
OFFICE OF TIE C0MPANY,o or, In his Absence
10 the Auditor, Mr. u. d. BLAiE; p1,uopn ~
60 . t3aw&tsw2w President.
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Rpmore,, Ioss of a steamer.

New York, June 7.-Thereis a rulnor on
the street, which cannot be traced, that the
steamer Docia, belonging to the Central
American Telegraph Company tlsthmus OF
Darien canal surveying partly, has been
JoSt near Bermuda.
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Domestic NTarkets-rBY ,rxt ~ Z, q,

new YORK, Junc Noon IFlonr e. Ia, =. Z,
quiet Sessr Corn duii and declining Pcr
nsS c g. a2ac saos, bales
Ecenso os.n iGMss; FrsIshss dull. 80 . ~.
bales IRiands ssc low Tn mi dssyy sales
ieans ENC Flour active state nsssSis ,ss: Or
SsS:s o5 ss0 ai1ss FIRM ?. s@ac
a sse5 STEADY Xii e s a ssaas fss;is
Eie dai and ND unc h aadIoliNss,
rs sssSas s ss! sseossde s, fair i Ga
sss TaIlow diet It ssss Mss s@
o.''n' PEI sseam &C.; per sail, s-sse. Hnieff'
wheat es M sEss ,FI !, dull and steady
ysnia 40. Witt Corn ~ Psnnsyl-
law Sl.Cs@Sl II. Oats, 57(lsoc. PrnS3s,; yei.
A1a rsaa IT, q. Ishldsf g asse
asked. r. f.ti ,s1' i.l--.-'"s' " o " oio, ssA
CINCINNATI. Jnnei 7.-Corn easier at ssoSaa.l
Whiskcy irregular: old process sac-: nsfsTt
s vs. + ProSisions nominalfy uaehanged Bacon
sides, lite. Lard nominaily Ice. - s :.
and declined Mixed and yellow soSSscs WIZ Sn
Key easier at $I.0iDtI.o5. Provisions mint anil
unchangeds Lard nominal. t,3I I, 1Tr~.}T1N
LOUISVILLE, 5une7.--Narkets unchanged. i'I
NORFOLK, Va, June 7.-C0tton fruict low M I
dings, zoe. ties, 60 bales; receipts l79 bales
exports coastTise, Las bales; stock, .. Gao bales
CHARLESTON, June, 7.--eoston dun at &c !.
sales, LOO bales receipts, sea bales stock 9,ssi
bales. - 80 80 81
AUGUSTA, June 7.-Cotton dull and low sales.
100 bales receipts, 70 bales middlipgs Da0Ieic.
SAVANNAH, June 7.-Cotton weak ut 2l.6psIc.
fa!es, l5o bales; receipts. aa4 bales stock 80, ess
bales. - - ~ :.
MOBILE, June Cotton dull and tending down
at 2otGsosc.; sales, 400 bales receipts, os bales
NEW. ORLEANS, June 7.-Cotton frmer at a1,6
213c. sales. aA5o bales receipts, La8i bales: cx
ports coastwtse, 104 bales: stock lo5, e77 bales.
Sugar easier; prime, 1It@ll3c. Molasses un.
changed. Gold, u3s. New York sight, bc. pre-
MUM. 49, II
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Damage to q Bridge by High Water
Detention Of Mail Train. -
Special telegram tn tho Disnetcb .

.. b. Charlottesville, June 7, 1870.
The down Chesapeake and Ohio mail
train was prevented from reaching Rich
mond to-day on account of damage done to
the trestle-work of the bridge four miles
west of Staunton by high water. No train
has passed over the bridge yet-5;a0 2. M,
and it will not be sufficiently repaired for
the passage Of trains until late hour to-
morrow. The up-train went through to
Stauntoh. IRyAN.
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A Note frosn tsae se 4 N VI, or the

!. -, NVi0tRA8nW0HAtk.
!. :, ExsuuTryR DEfARrM.sr or VIRGINIA,
OfrIcE OF THR SEcRsfARY or rRs ConsoN.
ws,sALTH, RloHMoNp, A., Jane 7th, 1870.
70 me Editors 'oft the Dispatch: I ask
SPACE enough In your columns to state, with
refer ehce 70 the communication which VOL,
copy from the Lyrchburg Repsbiican, Chat
..ie mistake made as TO che law taxing the
use Oh the seal OF the. Commonwealth was
observed and corrected almost immediately
upon the sending out Of the circular men
toned. II is due to the Attorneys General.
who is out of the city, to say that il, tho
hurried examination which the pressure Of
more important business permitted him "a
make he was misled by defective marci.
nal reference attached to tho last enactment
on the suhject--the act OF April I'd, 1867.
Very respectfully;
IAura MrIAnrArr
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A N ORDINANCE TO, AMEND AM

A ~ ORDlNhNCG III. AMEND AMI
IA .EE-ORDAIN CHAPTER I6 Of THE Or
DINANCES CONCERNING THE SALE OR
PLEDGE OF SECONDHAND ARTICLES.
Passed 3Oth May 1870. -~a---
Be 1t ordained by the Council Of: the. City Of
Richmond, That chapter Is Of the city ordinances,
concerning the sale or pledge Of second hand artl-
Giles, be and the same is hereby amended and re-
ordained so rs TO read as fellows:
]. Hereafter the keeper or keepers of every shop
within the limits of.thc city Of Richmond where
any kind Of articles, such rs watches, jewelry,
Junk, old metals, or other like commodities, and
all Kinds OF secondhand articles are purchased
sold, bnrtcred, exchanged, or pledged, shall OBJ
tain from the chamberlain Of the city license to
do so, and shall pay for said license the amount
with which such person or persons may have been
assessed. .': .-'.-.'it =, -.
.. Every person receiving such license shall
place the same In some prominent place In his
Shop where 1t may be seen by every one. SUCH
shop shall be open at all times to the ins:ecion OF
the Ma, or, the police, or any citizen OF the city,
county, or State, dsuci Mayor, police, citizen,
or their agents, shall have power to take and car
~ away any and every article of such citizen
which NAV have been stOlen and bought by such
dealer or alers. N such business shall be car
ricd OH until The license tax shall have been paid
and the sal license shall not be transferable; and
the person or persons attempting to do the said
business without first obtaining license therefor
shall be subject to fine Of not less than two hum
dred dollars or Imprisonment not less than thirty
nor more than sixty days.
Published by order oftbc Council.
r. G-5t Z. G.. HOWARD, Clerk.
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TosT-u IcEs-VlRGINIA.-A new Office
Is established at The Grove, Caroline
county, and John Hill appointed postmas-
ter, on route Bowling Green to Port Royal.
81 T"lcrsvllc, Louisa county, r. +. Davis
appointed postmaster ricc Mrs. Ann Davis,
,.- uacI
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Secretary Of the Commonwealth

THE CONSOLIDATION BILL.-It remains to
be Seen whether the Governor win give his
approval, and upon this question there is
considerable speculation, based principally
upon the views expressed in his financial
message. 1t is further reported that upon
this question political issues will be made.
However much this may be deplorcd, the
course OF events here tends In that direc-
Ton: "a leading Radical in the Senate, in
closing his remarks on the consolidation
h,li, babe has party farewell, while Old-Line
party "gone up" There is disposition
on the part of some to reDrganize parties,
and it is limited that the Governor win head
one, while his opponent may be former
Confederate General.-Richmond letter
Alexandria Gazette. 3,f'5 +
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p.o,...r,,,,,ers, Convention.

/ CLEVELAND, Quo, June THE annual
Convention OF photographers is in session
here. -Four hundred artists are in attend-
ance with their best specimens as,s 4.
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Railroad Election I'm San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, June IA special cleo
ton will be held tomorrow to determine
whether the city shall donate 81 ,0O0, 000 to-
wards the Southern Pacific railroad. There
is considerable opposition to the donation
from the fact that the Southern Pacific rail-
road is another name for the Central Pacific
route from the coast to the East.
The British ship William Wilson sailed
for Barker's Island yesterday. The vessel
was in possession of the United States Mar
shall
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yFsO THE gyYORK ING CT essf

IJF,0 THE WORKINGs Class 4ssfo3
Rer gssgass % Z. i sei b 81 ID f
~ 5a,s als snare aa0zneHts. ButaH&ss nessst
and f,roatabie. Persppa fetsfEs ssx eaasaS szEsa
ShIa BIZ 6eses ing fheir who NJ the
RUgse and sfrIs Sxis earn Hesrtx 20 mneb
That an who gee tasS sostceI s6ay egaSs 1eex
SsIeled Offer 10 an aaEh Ss are A9a VII sassss:
fAeis de asll senA III vi pay foR tha ssqac1s ~
,sSseh Win do 10 cOanHaAncs N0sh u cQ2x
al Fsks Peoples Literary 81 ~ n
. .sns re- az nv gs maii. Ksaass AZ ysd sz
psnts PRO table wosks sdalsss i Il *. s
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IMMIGRArIoN.-The cry of "still they
Gomez does not adequately express the
overflow OF the people of Europe on our
shores, for they come more freely than ever.
Two thousand day was the average OF last
week, making for six days fair figure over
1900. Two incoming ships brought up
wards OF l 800 each.-Ne,1 York Herald.
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Foreign News.

THE COMMUNICATIONS IN CoNsTANTINoPLE.
CoEsTANrINoPLE, June 1.-THE conflagra-
ton has been somewhat checked, though it
Is still raging. 1t cannot spread farther,
the houses in its path having been blown
up, leaving the burning district isolated.
The burnt district includes one 1.-THE wealth.
lest and best-built portions OF the city.
ITALY. s.ars $3.50
ROME, June 1.-THE Augsburg Gazette
says a" The Americans in the Ecumenical
Council show a growing disinclination to
the Papal inEllibiity dogma, and are dis
gusted with the sophistry and sycophancy
of its advocates" ~ II :.
FLoRENoE, June THE discovery of q
secret political movement in Leghorn has
led to prompt action for its suppression.
Twenty-Five persons implicated in the affair
have been arrested, and searching precau-
tions have been taken by the officers in
command of the garrison. ..''
r': FRANCE. Z. EE.t -:
PARIS, June lowing to the drought
the forests arc burning in many parts of
Europe. One hundred acres Of FOntain-
blcau forest have been burned.
PARIS, June THE smallpox is de-
creasing both in the number of cases and
the virulence.
The Journals are attacking M. Olivier for
his course towards the party of the Left.
LONDON, June THE Irish telegraph is
still out OF order.
PARIS, juno THE breach in the party
Of the Left in the Corps Legislatif is COM
plcte. The differences of opinion as to the
attitude to be maintained towards the Oil
yier ministry led to II separation.
General Willauet has been reelected
Grand Master of the Masonic Order in
France by 100 votes. General Carnot, for
merly Republican Deputy in the Corps Le-
gislatif, was also candidate, and received
125 votes.
A man has been arrested ut Marse, lies
| who is supposed to have made the murder
Gus assault on the Austrian General Grenn'
vile, 1T Rome, i'll 1865.
SPAIN.
MADRID, June 1.-The debate on electine
Il King commenced in the COrteS yesterday
| II opens with animation, and bids fair tc
become exciting. Most prominent among
the speakers yesterday was Senior Riycro
He created marked sensation by declaring
| that the restoration of the BourbonS il
Spain would never be permitted by the ma
jority. He then proceeded to dcnounce the
| monarchy in general terms, maintaining
that it had produced all the evils from
which Spain suffered. ... .
! The speech was received with frequent
cheers, and had all undeniable effect on the
members.
! Replies were made by the supporters o
Royalty. The discussion lasted until
late hour, when, without action, the Corte,
adjourned. $500
| To-day the Cortes is engaged in The
consideration of various railroad schemes
| INDIA.
BoMAY, June 6, uia London, June7.-Tht
prospects of heavy cotton crop are i'm
proving. Heavy rains have fallen in thu
planting districts, and the apprehensions o
Il short crop have been removed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-08
New YORK, June G,

Simon Wolf, Washington, u. o.:
Just received a dispatch from CremeuX.
The Jews of ko,lmania are expelled, plum
d,rcd, and horribly maltrcated. Numbers
are wounded, perhaps dead. I shall tclc.
2raph TO Europe again. NJ. s. ISAACs,
Secretary Jews Board OF Delegates.