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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-11

Warrant No. lO2, Parish Of
jefferson Committee $500. s.. GO
Warrant No. 100, Parish of
Jefferson Committee. 81 90
Warrant No 1l9, Parish of
Jefferson Committee. ... % Ol-S55 20
William Kern, warrant No. 3,
Parish Of Jefferson Com
mittee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s. so
F. N. Thayer, reimbursement
Of taxes, 1868 and 1884,. s. 90
E. r. Chevalley T. Co.:
s. Haffner, petty jury warrant - 60
William DOts0n, petty jury
warrant IS 90
=. r. Chevalley, for coal. go CO. 60 90
McCloskey, Bigley & Co., for
Oehmiehen & Pothier, for sun
dry hardware furnished. 80. IS 50
d. w. F. Bisbee, Sheriff of
parish Of jefferson, war
rant No. ID, of the joint
committee, parish Of JET
ferson: .1sl G.
d. w. +. Bisbee, Sheriff of
parish of jefferson, trans-
fierce Of Mrs. Dohmey.
warrant No. l54. ........... 3oG
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The report contains a summary for the
month of May, 1870, which exhibits the val
nes of the imports and exports to and from
each customs district and foreign country,
the tonnage of vessels entered and cleared,
and the value of goods remaining in ware
house in each custom district.
Monthly No. 10, which has been delayed
for the purpose of giving the public debt
statement on the first instant, contains in
addition to what has already been an
nouneed, the new tariff act, with table
showing the estimated decrease of duties
now reduced OF made free, the net reduction
amounting to about twenty-four millions of
dollars per annum.
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d. w. +. Bisbee, Sheriff of
parish of jefferson, trans
fierce of Mrs. D0hmey,
warrant No. $50. .......... is 90
D. w. +. Bisbee, Sheriff of
parish of jefferson, for
Sheriff fees in certain
cases city of jefferson. 163 50
d. w. f. Bisbee, Sheriff of
parish of Jefferson, for
maintaining prisoners in
parish jail ...............2OO 80
d. w. f. Bisbee, Sheriff of
parish of jefferson, for
criminal fees in certain
cases 81 7G-.20 50
5. ID. Moody, warrant No.
81, city Of jefferson. 49,. 200 GO
S. ID. Moody, warrant No. 81. 100 90
$. d. Moody. warrant No. IS. .20s sos 80
f. K. Chevalley & Co., war
,apfc Of tho 1n;,t
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SPAIN.

MADRID, June ..
The question of II future monarch oc-
cupied the sessions of the COrtcz ycster-
day. A motion was made that n king be
elected by Il direct vote Of the people,
which, 0ller debate was rejected. A
proposition requiring the candidate to
receive majority equal to half OF the
whole number of deputies was carried by
1888 10 1874. This was regarded as utterly
destroying all the chances Of MOntpCn-
sier, as well as Of all the other candidates
thus far named. None Of these can get
10 votes, which is the number required
bv the resolution. There is much excite
mcnt among all classes.
Prim made personal explanation. lie
quoted from the dispatch OF the Philadel-
phia correspondent OF the London 7fmea,
relating To his connection with the pro
posed Cuban loan, and pronounced the
dispatch a malicious invention. There
had been no negotiation between him and
the American Government or between
him and English capitalists.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Juno o.
FLouE-Dnll aud unsettled; no demand; lami'
ly is offered At IS 1S6I6 O0
GRATS-WhcSt-Du and dropping; rcd sold
at 81 2Olll 2J; Milwaukee q S9, but buyers with
drew ut the close. Oats-UnChRnged at 5S9G9c.
Rye-Dull at 96(I0Sc. the latter rate for No. !.
COTToN-NOminAlly unchanged and demand
triAIng; middlIng axe.
WHisKY-Dull and lower; sales Of old process
make mt 81 ~.
Provisions Mess Pork EAlCRblc at $50, but II
IL held at $40 %. Bulk Meats held lruly at 100
l5c for shoulders and sides. Bacon quiet, but
held firmly at l3X0l6X0l7&C for shoulders,
clear rib and clear sides. Sugar-curCd Hams lave
advanced to 2lc. Dried Beef 2a62SC, and scarce.
Lard IL held ut lGC, with hut limited demand.
BuTTEH-Dull at l8G22c.
RGGs-Flrm at 2Oc.
CHEEsB-lalbi4C.
Ons-LInsGed oil s. 10 and steady. Lard oil
81 1901 81
GRocEKEs-Firm aud In good demand. Raw
Sugar lOal2Kc; refined 13HGDl4Nc, ColTeO 700
23c.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GREAT FIRE AT CONSTAN-
TINOPLE.
Sever. Thousand Buildings BurnOd--
Loss eI25, 900, 900.

Loss 9I25, 900, 700.
CoNsTANTINorLE, June o.
The great fire in the Pera District has
been subdued. Over 1000 buildings, Of
all sorts, in the district were destroyed,
among them many OF the best in the city.
The loss of life has generally exceeded
the estimate made some days ago. The
remains Of l5O human beings have been
discovered, and 1t is supposed this num-
Der will not represent OnG.half. The
actual loss by tho fire is computed at
G25, 100000, and the English Underwriters
suffer heavy losses. The archives Of the
British Embassy were saved. The
American Church OF the immaculate
Conception was on fire several times, and
IS considerably damaged, but the Gobelin
tapestry, the girt the Empress Eugcnie,
with which the church was decorated,
was saved unharmcd.
LArER-Thc loss Of life by the conila-
grafton here is :rightful At some points
whole families were henmcd in by the
flames and pcrished in full view orthe
spectators who were unable to rescue
them. The panic among the people was
terrible and many have lost all presence Of
mind and were unable to save themselves.
Others in their despair mNde no effort to
save themselves and were lost, Some OF
the Turks in the spirit Of iatalism pecu-
liar to their race and religion, shut them.
selves up in their burning houses and re-
fused assistance and met death without
murmur Twenty-Five hundred persons
were burned to death or killed by the
falling walls and many others are missing
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NEW YORK CITY.
New YoRK, June 0.

New York, June ..
An alteration occurred yesterday
morning in the Office of the clerk of the
U. S. Circuit Court, in the course Of which
the clerk, Kennett White, struck with
stick and fellcd to the ground, A. g.
Griswold, the well kdown lawyer. Mr..
Griswold's wound was severe, though not
necessarily fatal, and he was conveyed to
his home. White was not arrested.
John Mccarthy and Michael Varloy,
brother Of the ruffian called Reddy, the
blacksmith, and the companion Of Her
mann, when he was shot on last Saturday
night, have been committed for trial by
Justice Bowling, on the charge Of felontous
assault OH officer Burke.
The Executive Committee Of the
Commercial Union Of the State Of New
York has issued call for Il meeting
of the commercial and business men, to be
held Mt Rochester, New York, on the 18th
Of July, to discuss the whole question Of
canal management, and reform the intro
duction of steam on the canals and the
general subject Of cheap transportation
between the West and East. There will
be large attendance Of the members of
the Commercial Union, including the
chiefs of the various lodges throughout the
State, together with a delegation from the
Produce Exchange in this city, and many
leading merchants. The Governors of a
number Of the Western and Northwest.
crn States will also be present, and will
present for the consideration Ofthe Union
the subject of the improvement Of the
Wisconsin and Fox Rivers and the water
connections between the Mississippi and
the Lakes. 1t is expected to be the most
important commercial gathering ever held
in the State. ......
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Nominations for State Officers aud
Congress in Sd District.
NOMINATIONS LOT SIulc OHlCeIS uHu
Congress in Sd District.
For GOVernOr.-the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company.
For Secretary. Chaplain Judas NJ.
Phelps.
For AuditOr--The Defender Of Phil
lippi.
For Remuneration ''SOwbelly"
Burdett Again.
For Attorney Gcneral--A SprigE Of
ChiValry.
For Supreme COurt.-AIPhabet
For Treasurer--JOhn ''SOwbelly'
Burdett Again.
For Supreme Court..AlPhabet
Moore.
PAlsEERsBuRG, W. VA,
June 8, 1S70.-4 T. N.


June 8, 1S70.-4P. NJ. !
TO he WAsSlIng Ints4IgeneT:
2 Embracing the very first opportunity to
telegraph since leaving Charleston, send
YOU the nominations made by the Demo
cratic Convention yesterday, at that place
They are rs follows:
For G0rcrnOr-IOhn j. Jacob, OF HaInp-
shire. ... ....,
For SrTtarycr Shde-John NJ Phelps,
of Mason. .I. .... ..DH ...r..
For Auditor-E. A. Bennett of Marion
For Treusurcr-JOhn S. BurdCtt, of Ka-
nawha.
For attorney Geneml--Joscph Sprigg,
ofiHardy.
For Supreme Court Of ARpcaIs-C. P. T.
Moore, Of Cabell.
A Convention of the delegates from the
Third District was held yesterday even
ing, at Charleston, and nominated Frank
Hereford for Congress. W. j. NJ.
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ENGLAND.
Tho Late Fcniun Arrests in London.

Tho Into Fcnion Arrests in London.
T,,wy yorv 1rrcO
~" W. "' ',''.. = ,'''I 'c,.,.,
Mail advIces confirm inc arrest oI tMo wv
men, as reported by caDle, nj fauuihg'on
railway s4tlon' Lohuon, on Susl,iCIo" nnlS. VI y,
being remains ney were 9EouSht up
Tor examination NJ the Alar! LuOohe IN.
lice court, May - Wlien uisllnGt cllAises 81,
OF treason ana ielUny @ WGlc maGc io..GnT "SG.i,si
them. Corydon the iniOrmer, lNch'Illeu
the prisoners us having taken part IN lhc
Fenian councils previous 70 thG at!"ck nn
chester CastIe IN lSoL Onc " NY WIS
Oners was ldentihcu ny inc Ensllsh uc'
tcctives rs having 9eeh actlVe IN InS us
patch Of arms 10 view !nstlc aiiI ,.I yum,
chester, They were again relhahoeo'
re-s'~a LONDON, JuncO.
Tho ooh,o ho,uoor ErrIond md Ireland
nc caUIe N;"I pt.MIci N'S "'"'' "'''' II ''"''
~ 1TTa w. ,oeins No ,ouh, tL,, ,bo rrnor,ed
,o., ~ ,,'o Dac;n ,v"s cnncor,rI in Amer.
loss ol LG DGcno WAS oo''ooirIT ;WGroncn % ,hc
lC'I ~ ueSisn'us '.'"V n,,, W, I'J;n coLi0
nLhc' PTIGc TS =. ,ra,o" '1 NJ" Nv w ,I,o Nncio and
SlinIcSi SHIFTS; e5Eo m NnN ru1S'' 'e' va Wv ''''>'N ~
IS;On",oi,os 40 ~ Lawn hoor rncnivcd here
nlSlaGHc; i' s;,o1 , S,o,oS % inon;r;rT oS ~ tLe
i .Io,n .ne aS ~ t1 toioGroro t%qt ,Ne steomer
M;aoo;n Htn -; 'ro roooutI5 So;loJ Lcncc N Cnha
StII,T y, ~, ;.,oroots T ~ ,%o iMYnrTcnts Alter
~ in tIle in'GL .iS es.S VI ~ .n own cn7ld ho found
u.IlsImt INJURY ,aI5y NJ .no U,v ooc,,rrn,,co r ~
WIN T, tl"u % ncatuo ono VI ,mT tNo farmors q, ,ho
o1.;c," ne %i"t dr, @ '"nN,bor @ omo%rtS almost n
continued n,.Iu III! weather. "''''''''' "'''' ~
" P%L.;o,,;o,, PS1nlc. u.;,L porhov lat, ,ho
Coln,Liuiica.s lHIa ~ nnu,",a " D;sMo,:ho no from
To 1cM '"T. a. - O, do,o ioIo oIrsoJv (noonl
tm,,r" tao', rooo'',od -. 10y ""'' NA'o ' '' >
'VTH H. a0 DIN ITor Thomos T. Hocon.
~ ne rin,tdai,or M % ~ rraIa~d Ios henn Sre'
lt"t" ,oI Don"!, SITtiT S,TToUo,. 20 - e" '''' "
"'ST Thn IUm Samo,o u ,,,osH,,croIora who were re.
oo,,,I- 'C't nrraS,oJ toUo %aon ;ndictcd Tor
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National Photographers Association
CLEVELAND, June 0.

Tho following gentlemen were unani-
mously elected officers of the National
Photographers Association for the ensuing
year: President, Abraham Bogcrdus, d
New York; Treasurer, Albert Morse, Of
Pennsylvania; Secretary, Z. T. Wilson,
Of Philadelphia A largo number Of Vice
Presidents were also elected Executive
Committee-W Erwin Adams, Of New
York; V. W. Wilcox, ,,of New York; W..
j. Baker, OF Buthlo, N "; E. T. Allen,
Of Boston, and J. G.. COrbct, Of Chicago.
The next annual meeting will be hold Nt
Philadelphia the first Tuesday in June,
1870
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Arrest of Murderer in Arkansas.

AJA' AOSASI VNHS ''
1t will he rccollcctcd that U. s. Depu-
ty Marshal Moses, of Scdalia, Mo-, was
assassinatcd one evening last December,
while sitting in n house in Camden Coun'
ty, Moses being in that region to arrest
Felix WhitwOrth, for illicit distilling
Whitworth was suspected Of the murder,
and shortly after dcCamped, leaving wife
md five children, and taking with him a
widow, named Richardson, who LEFT be.
hind seven children. They went to Ran!
dOlph county, Arkansas, and engaged in
farming, where L. s. DCctivC MCkcOn ar
rested Whitworth, June Cd, and brought
him here on Tuesday. Last night the
prisoner was taken to California, Mo-, to
await trial. the grand jury Of Camden
county having indicted him for murder
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GREAT SALT LAKE.
A VeritabIe MaeIStrom DiScOVered-s
Narrow Escape OF Schooner.
. CoRINNE. UTAH, June 0.

A NeTlLHDIB MhelStTUH OAuOONClCuSS
Narrow Escape Of Schooner.
CoRNNE, UTAH, June 0.
A subtcrraueous outlet to Great Salt
Lake has been found, opposite Corinne,
and between Kimball and Fremont
Islands. The schooner Pioneer, Captain
Hannah, sailing in the vicinity last Tues.
day, was drawn into the opening, which
is an immense naclstrom, or stupcndous
whirlpool, and the descent and circular
motion Ofthe water were so rapid and vio-
lent that the vessel was made to spin
around with frightful speed, and it was
only bya high wmdprcvailmg that she was
enabled to sail beyond the influence OF the
awful Chasm. Capt. Bennett reports that
he has no doubt whatever that this open:
ing, never before discovered, Is the grand
outlet Of the lake A party Of scientific
men leave here at once on the steamer
Kate Conner to investigate this greatest OF
modern wonders. The result will proba'
bly, show how for ages the accumulAtions
from thousand mountain streams hive
disappeared through the eartlls surface
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George Jayne yesterday fell from ST..
PauIs NJ. Z. Church in Cincinnati, TO the
sidewalk, over one hundred feet, and was
crushed to death. HC was engaged in
covering the steeple, and the ropes sup
porting the scaiIold broke.
The indianapolis Sentinel reports that
fivc.sixths of the interest Of the India.
napolis Jouradl has been sold to l.. W.
lIassehnan ofthat city, and W. p. Fish
back, prominent attorney, will be its
editor.
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Episcopal Convention at Columbus.

A spirited debate took place to-day in
the Episcopal Convention Of the Diocese
of Ohio. Last years resolutions, recon-
mcnding the revision OF the book Of Com.
mon Prayer, were referred to commit
tee this morning. The committee report.
ed against general revision, but recon-:
mendcd the revision Ofthc BaptiSmal Ser.
vice by the slight change rs recommended
BY the nine Bishops, The report clcited
Il discussion, md the Convention seemed
pretty evenly divided The resolutions
finally went on the table, by M adjourn
mCnt ..#.
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Reformed Protestant Church synod.

In the General Synod Of the Reformed
Church, yesterday, resolutions were passed
relieving Rev. DR.. OrinstOn, of Hamilton,
Canada, from the rule requiring 4 years
probation from foreign ministers before
entering the new classes, he having lately
received a cali from q church. in New
York City .slgIyE J. '.L.EJI
The Synod in a body attended the lay
ing Of the cornerstone Of the East Re-
formed church,
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voungish man, We are told, II lawyer of
good abilities and accomplishments
"clever fellow" whose worst fault is his
intense Democracy.
Mr.. jacob, MIR. SruGG and Mr. MOORE
are fair nominations from the Democratic
standpoint They would do no discredit
to the places if elected, We don't feel
that we can venture to say this much OF
:llc rest of the ticket.
OF Mr.. HEREFORD, the candidate for
Congress in the Sd district, We know but
little. lie is u somewhat fluent and bois.
ferrous tnlker in conventions, Although
not in the rebellion, as we understand, he
is greatly in need OF reconstruction. lie
is, We believe, something OF n carpet bag.
ger, and is therefore useful in giving vari-
e,y to the Democratic mixture presented
at Charleston.
1t will be observed that not one Of the
six State officers comes from this Con-
gressional district. The Second district
has three and the Third three. CAMDEN
seems to have been slaughtered in cold
blood,-whilc DAvIsand LAMB. the SwEE-
NEYs, the JACKsoNs, HOWARD of Mason,
BELTzuoOvER md many other able and
possibly cxpectant Democrats were
showed aside To make way for BENNETT
and BuRDErr and PHELPS =! I.gl
tits ticket nominated to be bea ten =;
and the design, whether Of the Convention
or of Providence, is too apparent to be
mistaken. Let us do nothing to Illustrate
so ludiciOus an arrangement.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June ..
FLouR-FIrm; spring wheat extra family IS Is
6G2S. .,o,
GRAIS-wheat-Dul Pennsylvania red 81 ~
al IS. Ryc-Steady; western 81 o.. Corn-Dnll
aud unchanged; western 81 GS0l ". OAlS--lh
better request
on.s"Petrolcum dull; crude lsXGlgc; refined
26itC.
WmIsKY-Dull and unchanged
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The Roumaniu Canard.

New YORH, June ..
The 2r!JunGS London correspondent
tclcgraphs confirming the statement that
the alleged Roumanian butchGry Assimp.
" students Joke. The Jewish local com
mittee thanked the government for stilling
tue movement in the beginning, There Is
nothing later, and no details have beenre-
ceived.
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MEMPHIS.
N[EAIPmIs, June 0.

~. MEMPHIS, June 0.
TreadwCll SayrcS contests the election
OF r. ]. Morgan, rs Chancellor, IN the
grounds Of frauds in the election, and that
the election should be held in August.
Last Monday, p II. Rayncr, livery
stable keeper ut Helena, Ark, while
drunk, shot his wife in the back Of the
head. Thinking he had killed her, he
placed the pistol to his forehead and blew
out his brains His wife was only stunned,
the ball having imbcdded itself in her
waterfall
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Nsw York Produce Market.

NEw YoRK. Juno Q,
CoTroN-Opcncd more steady and closed In
buyers favor: sales Of lS9 bales ut 2lSc Tor low
mlddlnG, and &c for middllng.
FLoI;REShippinv closed arm and In demand
with light offerings: other grades dull.
N-Wheat-Heavy; prime No. Mllwau'
kec ut 81 2G. COrn-Firm and quiet. Oats
Firm and In more demand.
WHIsKY-lIcAVy Rt o.
PROVISIONS Ns-P0rE-Steady. LSrd-Dull.
FREIuurs-Dull
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ChiCngo MnrkCt.

CHICAGO. juno ..
FLoUR-Very quiet and unchanged.
S-Whcat-4i9&c lower; closing at
81 OH for No. Q; this afternoon Irregular at
Ii O841l OSH seller June; q l2H0l l94 seller
July. Corn-Lcss active; closing al SaDS34C
for No. .; this afternoon nrner at SiHc, seller
June. Oats Easier at 476Ilc; closnGat inside
Ryc-WeAk; No. 9 closed at SIC.
HOGs-In good demand and lOc lower at s. TX
as Is for common to extra.
CArTLE-Dull and easier at 50 2jGS IS fol
butChcrs' 10 Eastern shipping bcCves.
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NO. 249.


CAlCAGo, June y.
Dispatches received today from various
points in Iowa, give ilattcring reports of
the prospects Of the crops. In Wisconsin,
yesterday, there were Copious showers in
many directions, doing much good. Re.
ports from the crops are all favorable.
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American Baptist Free Missionary
Society.

The American Baptist Missionary SoCie-
" adjourned to-day. Delegates were Np.
poipted to attend the consolidated Ameri.
can Baptist Missionary Society meeting, at
Wilmington, and instructed TO assure that
convention Of the willingness Of this Socie.
" to cooperate with it as soon as
Providence shall point out to both the
practicabllity Of tho union.
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Woman's Suffrage Convention at
.ft Indianapolis. SIT. .I
INDIANAPOLIS, June Q.

INDIANAPOLIS, June "
The WOman's Suffrage Convention met
again this morning The attendance To-
day is better than yesterday, the hall be.
ing about half full The first order Of
business was the discussion Of the reso-
lutions presented by the committee The
report was read by DR.. Ellen Is. Fergu-
son, chairman of the committee, andatler
the adoption of the minute rule, were
discussed and adopted. The first resolu-
ton asserts the Government 10 be only
halt republican. because One.lAIt OF the
people arc DISTINGUISHED. The second
claims for woman the right to defend her
political and civil rights by the means OF
the ballot. The third resolution admits
that, il when she has the ballot,
her condition is not beltercd, It will be
her own fault and not the fault Of the bal.
lot itself The fourth denies the right Of
one class of persons TO legislate for nm.
other class Of equal intelligence and abiIi'
ties. The filth asserts the belief in the
moral power of woman TO remove dis
examinations made against the sex by So
cicty, such MS recognizing immortality in
WOIucll IS u GIIlllC VI SlSnANA StAN''.'''ft
than when committed by men. The sixth
urges the appointment Of women TO the
offices of superintendent of prisons, aSy'
lums, &c. .. ....H o.,
The resolutions were discussed by Judge
Bradwell, Rev. NJ. Walk, Rev. Henry
Blanchard, Lizzie NJ. Boynton, Lucy
Stone, Mrs. Cutler, Henry B. Blackwell,
Susan B. Anthony, DIR. Ellen Ferguson
and others, and were unanimously adopt
cd. ,
A letter WIS received from Hon, e..
W. Julian, Nj. G. After the transaction oE
some business of IN important character,
and the election of officers for the ensuing
year, the convention adjourned. Lucy
Stone delivered a lecture at the Masonic
Hall tonight,
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ITALY.
FLORENCE, June {

The insurrcction at Lucea which has
been summnrily quellcd was not formida-
BILE. The disorder was confined to fifty.
four rulllans who seized the arms belong.
Ing to the military CcllOol. The whole
party was soon after captured.
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AT LAST real utility has been found in
chignons. A drunken brute at Helena,
Ark, shot his wife in the back ofthe head,
Monday, but the waterfall stopped the
bullet and sho was only stunned. He
thinking he had KILLED her, Immediately
blew out his brains and she soon reCov-
cred to find her chignon had done her II
double service.
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Railroad Excursion Mt st. Louis.

49, ~SSN H'i "
The railroad cxCurSiOnists enjoyed a
delightful trip up and down the harhor
this morning, visiting the iron works in
Snnth St. Louis and other places OF note,
and partNking OF fine collation. on board
the steamer when under way. The party
were formally welcomed on behalf Of the
city by Mayor Cole, who was elOquently
responded TO by Hon. Il W. Thompson,
of 1'Grrc Haute. Speeches were also lnnde
by Hon. Wm. Mack, of'Tcrrc Hautc; Judge
Perkins, of indianapolis; S. A. Phelps, OF
Grccnville, Ind; Vim. Mcpherson, Of St.
Louis. During the tripa handsome din
mond ring wus presented to II. W. lib:
bard, General Freight Agent, and Gold
Watch and chain 10 John Z. Simpson,
Assistant General Superintendent OF the
Nandalia railroad After tho return OF
the steamer the entire party was escourted
to the Merchants Exchange, where they
were again welcomed on the part OF the
merchants of the city by Lieutenant Gov.
crnOr Stannard; II. c. NewCOmb, Of In.
dianapolis, replied returning cordial thanks
for the generous hospitality extended Ia
them, after which the party adjourned to
witness the display of the steam fire de-
IMrtmGnt.