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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-13

The market closed dull on Saturday eve
ming, the days sales being less than 300 bales.
To-day the market opened without the least
animation. owing to the decline in Liverpool
and New York. In the latter market there is
little doing, in consequence Of which buyers
there are not disposed to purchase unless con-
cessions far below the views of holders are
made. There is disposition on the part of
some holders to effect sales at slight decline,
but not enough to meet the views OF pur-
chasers. Some few sales were made this
morning of small lots, one table of good style
low mindling selling at l91se., and a few bales
of ordinary were disposed of at l5c.. upon
which basis we quote middling at 2l@2l14c.,
and good ordinary at l7@lsc. These figures
are, however, below the general idea of hold
ers, and large lots could not probably be pur-
chased at the figures named. Freight rates
East per "all rail-, as well as river and
rail :" are irregular. The agents of the differ
emit competing lines are generally vested with
discretionary power, and cotton "all rail :"
can be shipped to New York to-day at fifty
cents.
The general markets during the past week
have presented but few features for comment
and with the exception Of the advance in -four
very little change has been made in the prices,
Oats and feed of all kinds is irmer. In the
provision market there is but little doing
Mess pork is quoted at $50 70 to 81 90. Prime
mess, s27 90 to IS 90. Rumps, s25 90 to % 90.
Clear bacon sides. IS to 1S14c. Clear rib sides,
III to 1794c. Rib. III to l71Sc. Shoulders,
1881 to l4c. Breakfast bacon, IS to zoe. S. G.
hams, 2O1z to &c. Mess beef, SIG so to II 90.
Lard in tierces. II to 1715c; kegs, ls1S to l9c.
Country meats. ia to 1794c for clear sides;
1876 for shoulders. There is little or no change
in the dry goods market or similar branches
of trade. the past week having been dull
one. The grocery market opens more active
to-day. and some of our Front Row establish
ments are anticipating fair trade this week,
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GENUINE English Baking Soda, at
Wilde, Collins a. Co.'s, 1874 Main st. 92
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Ladies and Gents Hosiery at extra bar
gains st Bankrupt Sale, Southern Palace.
COT
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Music To-NIGHT AT Court SQUARE.
Go to Cadmus' if you wish to hear it.
He has the best tables South.
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OUR lace points much lower than last
months prices. 1871 MESKEN BRos.
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REMNANTS Of prints, domesties, linens,
iaconets, etc., at Menken Bros. S2f
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Memphis & Arkansas River P'k't Co.
white River u. :. Mail Line.
The entirely new and elegant passenger packe
built expressly for the tradel


WILL LEAVE MEMPHIS .xT~
w every SATURDAY for all Czeesss--zzc
points on White river through to JacksonpOrt;
also 10 West Point and Searcy, on Little Red
river. Connecting az Duyalfs Bluff with rail-
road for Little Rock and Hot Springs. Con-
Meeting AZ Jacksonport with steamer Bates
Vile for PocahOntas and intermediate points
on Black river, and with steamer Argos for
Batesville.
the Company's office, No. 3 Madison street,
s6-f W. II. KENNEDAY, Agent.
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OFFICE MEMPHIS Corros PRKss COMPANY,
No. 278 Front street, June IL, 1870.

The Chickasaw Independent Mer-
chants and Shippers Presses will be
closed during the balance Of this season;
Parties having cotton to compress Will
please send it to Charleston Press, as
this press will remain open during the
present season and guarantee entire sat
isfaction to all parties COMPRISING.
JNo. HUDsoS,
so Secretary and Treasurer.
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WANTED.

xTANTF, e-CHAIN. WANTED TO PUR-
w chase a. ain made of three-quarteI +
9 even-eiehths' OF one inch iron new or second
mp PHi A9pIBB g ; 81. JOHN. 2OMadison st;
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Barrett's I" Hair Restorative.
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THE CITY.
Monday Evening, June rs, 1870.
SEE FOURTH PAGE FOR LOCAL NEWS
Meteorological Observations,
,s reported to us by Prof. ]. D. STEWART

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. 7
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LARoExY.-Bettie Snowden, who is the
reverse Of snow color, was arrested on
Saturday evening on charge of larceny.
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NOR RENT TUE BEAUTIFUL BhlGh
s;x rooms. servants room and kitcheni large
o N''' 49, AT Royst,sr. Trezeyant y Co. s.,
90 oos 24O Main street.
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Medioafed Tapor Baths, 225 Main
street, up stairs. 81
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If You want good old Megfbben
whisky, go to 278 Second street.
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II you want good old Megibbeu
whisky, go 60 e76 second street
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The remnant sale at Meaken Bros.
still, continues. Ladies, make note Of
II SIT
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London stock Market.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

Steamer Alice Dean, New Orleans.
Commercial, Evansville.
Gen. Anderson, Friar's Point.
Mollie McPike. Arkansas river.
st. Francis, ST. Francis river.
Geo. W. Cheek. ,Friar's Point.
Celeste. Arkansas river.
- Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
Rubieon, Nicksburg.
Des Arc. White river.
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For White River.

Elliott's White and Little Red River Line.
For Helena, Friar's Point, Duvall's Bluff,
Little Rock, hot Springs, Augusta. Searcy,
Des Arc and Jacksonport, the new splendid
passenger steamers
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PREMIUM axle-grease, by Wilde, Col
Inns 4 Co, lsi Main street %
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bankrupt Sale. southern Palace,
Howell. Wood 4 CO. S stock, No. 332
Main street. SOI
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No hair man can beat " Barrett.
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STEAM
Regular Cincinnati Packet.
For Louisville and Cincinnati

The splendid steamer
NATOMA Jas. Woman master,
rJNHIS ELEGANT PASSEN- >. sN~
il ger steamer will leave as Ezss5s99.ii-zz-z--l--
above TU ESDAY, June l4th, at pm.
As no Cincinnati packet will be here 10 leave
until Friday next, the Natoma will receive
cotton Monday and Tuesday at foot of Court
street. For freight or passage apply to
W, ii, KENNEDAY, Agent,
81 No. 3 Madison street, Stanton Block.
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FoR sALEi For SALEl = City and
County Scrip and Tennessee money, at
City Bank, No. 8 Madison street, in sums
to suit ll6-t
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a Barrett's - needs no putting.
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w. G. BYRD,
Successor to Merriman, Byrd & Co..
No. 275 Main street.
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T,oR RENT-TwELyE ROOMS. SUITABLE
4 for offices or families. over 51o MAIN street.
Eight large, splendidly an freshly renovateu
rooms in Almedia Block, dengntlul sninin no
"P"' VIM. l.. DUFF;
A-1O9l Attorney at Law. Madison 81.
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bankrupt Sale, southern Palace,
No. 1922 Main street. Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes. got
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NOR RENT-THE BRILL ANT SALOON,
corner Whisky Chute and Center alley
With fixtures; up stairs suitable for bhlia rr
Saloon. Win be rented cheap II appned ior
immeuia'e'y W. A. wHEATLEY,
o, 100 Bethel Block.
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NOR RENT-FINE ROOMS. LIGHT AND
NN,rai1 ontiIated at Six DOLLARS per month,
in Jackson Block, No. 81 Main street. Apply
5s IL - THOMAS & JOHN B. LEIGH.
UoUsEs FOR RENT AND FOR SALE ON
III Eve years time. Apply 70
5-ti w. r. HARDIN, 2471z Second So:
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Who has not tried Barrett's"
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TAKEN UP.

nAKEN UP-oNE YEAR LlNG HElFER.
which the owner can have py Pio'i"s
ply 're''' "A" ''' +. w. 1O'D0N4 NELL.
s1-aO CHIEF Police
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bankrupt Sale, Southern Palace,
No. 1892 Main street. Gents Linen
Shirts, Undershirts and Drawers. 9Ot
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Nature assisted by Barrett's"
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AN endless variety of remnants al
Menken Bros. SIT
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NOR RENT DESK ROOM AT NO; "a
II Madison street. o'-oH
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Ir you want good old Megibben
whisky, go 60 2ze Second street.
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FoR RENT.

w. A. WHEATA.EY, Rental Agent,
BethcI Block, once NOS. receiver
shfDs accented.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
PACKET COMPANY.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
summer Arrangement.


Every Thursday, at o'clock pm.
These boats are new and elegant passenger
packets, and are unsurpassed by any boats in
the line for speed and comfort. They make
direct connection at Little Rock for HOT
SPRINGS with the regular United States Mail
Coaches; and for FORT SMITH and all inter
mediate points, on Mondays and Thursdays.
with the new and very light-draught passenger
packets Dardanelle. Captain Desmukes, and
Fort Smith. Captain Chapman.
Freights consigned to this line at Memphis
or Mouth of White river, will BIO forwarded
promptly to destination without charge for
transfer. JOHN L. ADAMS, President.
9-94-t No. Madison ST., Stanton Block.
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For White River.

TUE Whttc ANltcTs
Regular Memphis and White river y. S. Mail
Tuesday Packet-For Helena, Indian Bay,
Clarendon Duvalls Bluff, Little Rock. Des
Arc, West Point, Searcy, Augusta and jack
sonport, connecting at Duyalls Bluff with
train for Little Rock.
DIES ARC, - Capt. VIM. Elliott,
+ EAYEs AS ABOVE ON ..xTro
IL tuesday,. 18th instant, ats EA sSs.s.---iC-
pm, in place of the Legal Tender.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
ELLIOTT 4 MILLER, Agents,
81 Promenade street, opposite Landing.
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-, Secretary and Treasurers
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s2I 1874 Main St, General Agents.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

such circumstances. The unfortunate man had in all
probability been placed beyond The reach OF human
succor at that moment for the place abounds In half
burned piles and beams.
Parker, the conductor, was a. the New jersey Rail
road depot Yesterday and win remain D. await he
action OF the jury, He and his friends are quite con-
ident that the jury Will come 10 the conclusion
that ne discharged his duty and nothing more
Others speak more hopefniiy still, and suggest
something like an endorsement OF his aclioi
One OF the jurors asked superintendent Jackson
what IL the rule Of the company with regard TO per-
sons who do not pay their Mres ana We i,, iS,,
OF serious attention, and win no. doubt
surprise most travellers ON that rllroad:-
well, there are no special instructions. The con-
duciors Is directed simply to collect res and there
are no orders AZ to where he shall put ON persons
who refuses. That Is left 10 his own his
ere ere uon' The latter sentence. of this reply
proves conclusiyely mat Parker Volaied
no rule OF the railroad company In putting
J. man on at place where death stared him IN the
iace. Every traveller on the New Jersey Railroad
VIII understand henceforward the position In which
ne ne may one day be placed should he happen TO lose
MS uckt, his money, or both The Inquest viii com4
mence to-day AZ Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
the SCOTT MYSTERY.
A Case or Accidental Drowning.

The mystery attending the sudden disappearance
OF Captain Thomas Scott, whose dead body was re-
Gently found noafing on the beach at Wards Island
under suspicious circumstances was yesterday cleared
up before Coroner Schirmer, al the City Hail. Seve
testimony adduced went to show that on the night
deceased was missed March A. in Harlem he had
been drinking to excess. he had quarrel with any
one, and the only conclusion that could be
consistently reached was that deceased in
going down to the river for The purpose
OF crossing to his scow, which lay on the
on the opposite side OF the river, had fallen over
board and was drowned. DR.. Cushman, who made
fracture OF the skull and, IN the opinion OF the
doctor, the injuries to the head Of Captain
scott were received alter death by coming in
water. On the evidence presented the jury endered
verdict Of death from accidental drowning. 10 the
eNamination the Coroner delivered the money
1880 70) found in possession OF deceased and other
eQeets previously taken In charge by the police
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Tho Unions Make n Handsome Victory
Against the Atlnntics.

The Unions Make n Handsome Victory
Against the At1antics.
fremont Park yesterday was visited by some 500
lovers OF the national game as 1t might be developed
by the Union and Atlantic Clubs. Those who rcnem-
ber the park and its condition In 1868 will be sur
prised to learn that In 1870, although many
dollars have spent upon IT, 1t is little bet
ter adapted 10 ball playing than in that
year. Yesterday the soil was In soft though
not waery state, and not the breadth of yard In It
all sufficiently elastic TO give n rebound TO the bali.
But this was not the cause which defeated the At
lantics for, ft acted dctrimentay TO them it did
muscle OF the club was IN for days free hitting and
why not Ietilein as well as another 2 IL were,
indeed, more 10 their credit to knock him
about than most any oneelse, and the full share
of that credit IL due them for their cleyerpess In SO
doing. II was quarter to four when the game
opened, and as Pearce and Mum both gained runs
through unpardonsthy bad play by Brown and
1t was q hundred TO ten tile Atlantics would walk
away from them. The second inning saw improve
ment in tile nelfling but this nothing COMPARED
to their batting. Getting range of the Chariner tley
petel him TO the right left and centre, TO his
intense disgust, making nine runs which
fielding could have prevented. The Atantics
set well to work To hammer Pabor but, beyond few
courage or ambition. After the sixth inning had
been gotten over the Brookynites ceased sharp play
ing, feeling either that IL would avail nothing To
the ultimate result or desiring the impression to be-
come general that they did not want TO win. This
was no sooner made apparent than further interest
to the below figures without the least sign VI enthusi-
a
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
F0RTY-FIRsr CONGRESS.
Second Session.
SENATE.
WAsHINoros, April rs, 1870.
rHD LOUISVILLE CANAL.

rHD LOUISVILLE CANAL.
Mr.. SHERMAN, (rep) Of Ohio, presented petition
OF the Board OF Aldermen and CouncIlmen of Cincin.
natl relative TO the Louisville Canal representing the
injury to commerce from the new bridge across the
Ohio river opposite the falls, aud the necessity OF
greater promptness In the completion of the work on
the enlargement OF the Louisville Canal. He asked
Its reference to the Committee on Appropriations.
and hoped they would report an appropriation to
complete the work. - -
ENFORCEMENT OF THE rrFTEENrH AMENDMENT.
Mr. STEWART, trep.) OF New, from the Judiciary
the enforcement Of the fifteenth amendment :
The bill provides that all citizens OF the United
States who are or shall DO otherwise qualified by law
TO vote at any election by the people In any State
Territory, district, county, city, parrish township,
school district municipality other territorial eu
division, shall be entitled and allowed to vote as Ali
such elections without distinction of race color or
previous condition Of aervitude, any law, custom
usage or regulation Of any State or Territory, or by
or under lis authority to the contrary n0twithstand
1ng Also that II the laws of any State Territory
voting shall he the duty OF the ocers OF the law
In said State or Territory to give equal
opportunity to all citizens OF the United States
oficial falling 90 TO do shall forfeit and pay
i've hundred dollars to the person aggrieved thereby
10 be recovered by an action law and in case Of
conviction shall also be fined not less than five hun
dred dollars and imprisoned from one month to one
year. The ofler OF any citizen for whom such pre-
requisite Is required shall be deemed performance
in law OF such act If such act fails to be carried into
exseon Dy reason o. me wrongful act or omission
ing or permitting such performance OF such orer
The same penalties are prescribed against any person
who shall hinder or attempt to prevent any citizen
from performing such prerequisite. Persons deprived
OF any ONCE except that Of member Of Congress or
s ate Legislature by reason OF the Violation of the
foregoing provisions mhy recover possession through
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

Did. Drisgates.
John r. Fellows,
2-Thomas Conan,
9--yohn Hayes,
l-Wm. n. Tweed,
b--Michael Norton,
st. j. Cswpbell,
7-Jas. q. Spencer,
sc. J. Mcknight,
9--Wiiliam q. Bergen,
10--Otto Meyer,
liz. w. Stoughton,
12-Magnus Gross,
13--Richard O'Gorman,
H-Thomas }. Creaincr.
l6-AlexAndsr Frear,
16--J. J. Bradley,
I'm. Connolly.
18-0eorge Law,
10-Thomas g. FieldA
N-Albers Cardozo,
2l-H. w. Genet,
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
Match In PhiIadeiphia-Athletics W. The
harylaad Club.

+ rsf.n PHILADELPHIA, April u.s. 1870
The base ball match between the Maryland Club,
OF Baltimore, and the Athletics, OF this city, attracted
large crowd this being the first match OF the season
here. The playing on both sides was nne. The Ath-
etics determined to retrieve their laurcs having
been beaten In game with the Marylands last year
Many bets were made that the Mafylands wond De
defeated two 20 one. AT the end OF The game the
score stood as foows:--
clubs. 1st "a sd. an. 6th. 6h IN. stu Oh.
Athletics...... 5 8 o 10 O-N
Maryland. . 5 o Ole
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
THE JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
Election Of Delegates to the Rochester
COncave.

The delegates from the different wards OF the city
elected to appoint delegates of the Tammany party
the State Democratic Convention to be held In Ro-
chester Tomorrow convened in Tammany Hail yester-
day. There was a full attendance. Richard r.
Connolly was called to the chair, and Justice Koch
and Henry Alker were elected secretaries.
committee OF twenty-five toae from each wardl
was selected to nominate Delegates and after consul
tation the following delegates were declared unani.
vnnn lu nfA pfad.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
Base Ball in Now Orleans.
Nrw ORLEANS. Aprll 25.


The second game OF base bail between the Lone
Star and Southerns, for the championship, was won
by the latter by u score Of 2T to 49,
The game this afs rnocn between the Red Stock
ngs and Pecans was won by the Red Stockings,
the &C ore standing 81 to l.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

Previous to the adjournment o communication
from AhmralCOlonel Fisk was read, stating that at
fifteen minutes before eight o'clock this morning
members OF the Convention wouh fInd u steamer
waiting for them at the foot OF Twenty third street.
North river, TO convey them to q special Erie Rail
road train for Rochester A few irreverent members
chuckled aloud, anh smile Of satisfaction lifted
across the broad faces Of the fierce democracy, and
the meeting adjourned
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
UNION.

NuhIItu OF INC F.ckTOTI Club.
6corers--Nessrs. Rivers and Luah.
Clean home rnns-Pixs and Pabor,
Time OF gams--Two hours and fifteen mlnulea
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THE FRENCH STRIKES.
The Opposing Views of the Working.
men and Employers.

The statement which follows shows the con-
flicting views held By the French employers
and their workmen in the existing strikes. 1t
is the answer of the iron founders OF the De-
partment of the Seine, wherein they quote
the workmens demands:
Workmcns' Demand, Frst-Labor shall be
paid for at the rate of sixty centmeS (twelve
cents) per hour, at the lowest for all moulders
who have been at least four years at their
trade The maximum rate is to be settled be-
tween the workmen and employers.
EMPLOYERS Answer-This demand Is unjust,
as it would result in excluding all young, WORK
men whose apttudes are not sufficiently de-
veloped TO entitle them to employment ut that
aye. 1t is inhuman, because it would cause
the immediate dismissal Of old workmeh whose
inirmites disable them for full work. The
EMPLOYERS can neither accept fixed high nor
low rate, as no one has the right to fix the rate
of wages 1t can only be arranged between
the employer and his workinen according to
competency and the law supply and demand,
which is the great law that regulates 1t.
Second Denand-Immcdate and complete
abolition Of lob and piece work.
Answer-lt is impossible TO abolish this ssys-.
TEN, both on the grounds OF principle and OF
right. On principle, because 1t is found by eX-
perence that this system forms the first eman-
cIpation of the workman, for 1t furnishes
means Of developing his activity. intelligence
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-21
E U r p e.
Explosion OF Powder Mins-The Boulten
Mnsnueraders-Sermo ON Dickens.

Explosion OF Powder Mins-The Boulten
Masqueraders-Serm on Dickens.
LONDON, June 20.
An explosion occurred yesterday in one OF
the government powder mills at Waltham Alb
bey, near this city. Several were killed.
The death Of Lord Arthur Clinton created
renewed interest in the case of the Boulton
masqueraders. His dying declaration that he
was innocent Is fully verified by his attendants
and companions.
8 There was q large crowd at Westminster
abbey yesterday to hear the sermon Of Dean
Stanley ON the late Charles Dickens. Part of
This last will was read. In it he declines
monument but rests his fame on his published
works; also urges his children to practice
christianity in its broad spirit, not accepting
the narrow instruction of any man or any sect.
The Dean closed. with q glowing tribute to the
illustrious dead.
The Clerical Party I'm Belgium.
. BRUSSELS, June 20.
The independence Beige is certain the cleri-
cal.party will monopolize the new Cabinet.
Napoleon's Health.
~ PARIS, June 20.
The Emperor is still indisposed, but there is
nothing in his condition to excite alarm.