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THE ENIANS.
General starr, Colonel Thompson md Cap
tain Mnnnix Arraisned for Trial.

General starr, Colonel Thompson md Cap
tain Mnnnix Arraigned for Trial.
CANANDAIGUA, N. Y, June 81, 1870.
The trial Of the Fenian General Starr was an.
nounced to take place to-day. Upon the assembling
Of the court Mr.. Cleveland, for General Starr APP
piled for postponement OF the trial. and read aii-
davts showing that the prisoner had good and SUBJ
stantal defence. on the ground that his lawyer mr.
Lanning) was necessarily absent in New York on
large railway suit and witnesses in New York State
were absent whom he had not time to subpoena
The Judge asked II they would DE ready by Thurs
day next. Mr.. Cleveland answered that they would
not, on account OF the absence OF Mr. Lanning
After further argument the District Attorney said
he had no desire to press the case unduly, but he
would have II triei in Canandagua and before this
Judge. There was no place In New York where the
Witnesses could not be brought in week. The trial
must be held where jury could he obtained Irec
from the Influences brought to bear III large cities
THIS was place equally secure for both parties.
Mr.. Cleveland again asked for more than week.
The Judge fixed the 18th OF July. at halfpast nine
A. d., and stated tie adjournment must be per-
emptOry
Colonel Thompson and Captain Mannix were then
called up. ManutX was az nrst obstinate and IN
sisted on immediate trial, stating that hts counsel
Judge Parker would be present Tuesday. The
finally set down for the 10Th OF July, and
the jury and witnesses were discharged with that
understanding.
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The GERMAN VETERANS,

The Association OF German Veterans left their
headquarters, in orchard street, early yesterday
forenoon, on their march TO Jones' Wood. nun.
Der Of batteags Scared and torn In the shower OF
bullets, were borne in the RANKS Arriving on the
ground OF Mr.. J. H. SchuIthess the Veterans formed
into line, and Mrs. Franciska Klein In a neat
speech, presented them with nag OF her own de.
sign and most beautifully elaborated. n P,uy1bus
mum being conspicuous. In the presentation cere.
monies Mrs. Klein was assisted by fifty young ladies'
all clad In white, with red and blue ribbons the
whole presenting gigantic living dag OF the Union
DR.. stranbenmueller made the principal speech, the
never despair OF the help Of tts sons whether native
or adopted.
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THE LABOR QUESTION.

General Strike Of Taiiors In Boston-Work.
shops Deserted and Clothing Dealers Dis
Quie'ed-Coufdence OF the Strikers.
BOSTON, June 27. 1870.
The labor question in Massachusetts, Ia fast as.
suming prominence which will place 1t beyond
the pale Of party politics. ana in course
OF time create third party In the
Commonwealth. The trouble among the Crispins
at North Admas, aggravated by thcD Introduction
OF Chinese labor, and the discomfort which has
everywhere been manifested among the working
classes OF the State. more particularly the opera
lives In large establishments, must eventually find
q vent which VIII, perhaps, work revolution In the
cause Of "the tOilers In the masses"
This morning the members OF the TailOrs' Protec.
tive Union, $50 In number, who have for long time
been dissatisfied with their compensation, LEFT their
workshops in a body, and tomorrow almost
the entirety OF the wholesale clothing dealers
IN Boston Will be left without help adequate to per-
form the labor necessary 10 ill their orders. The
men have received from twelve dollars TO eighteen
dollars per week, and their strike Is for q general
advance Of one-siXth OF the highest wages heteto-
fore paid. They have telegraphed east ana west,
cautlOnng members or the craft from coming hiiher
and, assured Of the possession Of a large fund in
their treasury, are determined ana confident OF
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Investigation Into the Recent Explosion-Evi.
dence Before the Coroncr's Jury.
WORCESTER, June o. 1870.
The Coroners jury has been in session all day ex-
aiming witnesses concerning the recent explosion,
among whom were Hugo Dittmar, patentee and
manufacturer OF dualin, and T. P. Shaffner of New
York, manu- facturer OF nitro glycerne and paentee
OF several explosive substances OF which
nitro gycerine Is component part. The
contents of the car were plainly shown to
have been ten Of DHtmars patent dualin which
one OF the Dittmar brothers testified to having
shipped, and box containing 1000 or more Of the
expoders used in connection with the duaiin, all or
which was consigned to the Hoosac tunnel. Mr.
Dittmar testified that the dualih is made without the
introduction OF nitroglycerine which is contrary to
the showing OF the patent copy OF which was pro-
duced for examination by the jury. Several scien-
tifc men were present aud experiments were made
with various explosives, ana many important facts
viii be disclosed before The close OF the inquest
william STANLEY, from the H0Osac tunnel, will come
before the jury tomorrow,
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.

BY the steamer Allemania tue Grand Opera House
win be IN receipt OF another sensation in the Wen.
noise Ballet Troupe, which VIII be under the drec.
ton Of Madame Kate Lanner. The entertainments
proposed TO he given will combine ballet and panto-
mime-something similar, though In q superior
scale, 10 that presented BY Madame Weiss twenty
tour years since at the old Park theatre The troupe
Is composed OF the maitresse de ballet, Madame
Kate Tanner; the Swedish premiere Bertha Lind,
niece 20 the great Jenny, together with number
Of pantomimists. mimics. coryphees and Others
numbering in all about sixty persons. The rpetone
or the combination includes among It's pallets and
pantomlmes "Le Diable Quatre,r ..Papillion."
"Rose de Seville" "Esrneraldar .sItobert and Der.
trand, cinderella gee des Fleurs,' Position
and Vivandlere, y LA Joe file de Gand," ''la Zee
des Lacs,' &c. The steamer with its terpsichOrean
treasure Is expected tomorrow.
OF six French wrestlers, VIZ Pierre dubois, E'i.
gene Christ Jacque Dumontier, Joseph HARPER.
Francois Dubuoiss and Pierre la Due They are said
70 be accomplished athletes having created a sensa-
ton at The Imperial Circus. They appea ed IN
several cities throughout England. Accompanying
them Is NJ. d'ltalie known AS the oman OF Steen
His strength IL seems, Is centered IN his Jaws.
Nine. Angela, a female Sampson in her way, forms
one OF the party. The troupe is IN charge OF Mr..
Colvlle, ana me nFSt performance Will be given at
Woods Museum on the Fourth OF July.
The variety entertainnent at the Theatre Comique
was considerably enhanced last evening by several
additional attractions, OF winch the humorous negro
deneator, Hart was by no means the least. An IN
tricate yet fascinating dance "fhe Hummng Bird
Circln," was gracefully performed by the sisters
Lucele assisted by Miss Ida Keenfed and MISS
Herbert and at It's finish a handsome noral tribute
Was SHOW cred upon the fair terpslchorean artists
Strange enough, the weather had but little effect
upon Few places OF amusement last evening. The
east side establishments were more or less crowded
while the more pretentiOus up town histri0nc TEN.
pies were comparatively Well attended.
Miss Matilda Heron, the well-known tragedenne
whose Camille met with such unparalleled success
will, 1t is said, shortly reappear on the stage which
she 80 long adorned, in what the French term Ia
sec0nde Uldntere. Miss Heron has been Tor months
engaged writing plays, all OF which have been &C.
cepted at highly remunerative prices aud are spoken
OF as brilliant productions.
Onenhach's "Barbe Beue' will he given this even
ing at Terrace Garden, with Habelmaun in tue title
roe and Mile. Canissa bouiotte
Most OF the theatres about to close for
will reopen In August.
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TeleCRApaIC NEWS ITEMS.

The -four and wooIlen mills of Josiah Dearborn at Eng
ham Falls, n H., were burned Sunday. Loss $4,000
No insurance.
Draper Sons hosiery factory in Canton Mass. was de-
$20,000 =
boy aged four years. OF Daniel Sweeney, mem.
Der OF the Boston Common Council killed in that city
on Sunday BY being run by empty
and some other boys were pushing railroad track.
Andrew Stafford. late mail agent between Baltimore and
Giles, In the United States District Court at Baltimore 70
three years imprisonment In jafo smbezzng letter from
the mails
Isaac vahderhon of Canandaicua, was Yesterday SEN
fenced by Judge Woodruff to the Monroe county Penentry
for three months for dposng of his goods with intent to
defraud his creditors he being bankrupt THIS Is the second
instance in that district where person has been tried and
convicted Of such offence.
At MsConnesburg Pa storm occurred on Sunday
afternoon, accompanied with hail. Il came from
the north and swept through the valley About onesf of
the Court House roof torn OF some distance
The Methodist church badly injured The walls OF
both ends were removed from the foundation.
Fire Marshal Blactburne Of Philadelphia has sent his
resignation OF his Office account OF Ill health He has
filed the place for thirteen years. and In that time ar.
rested S persons charged with and i6 con.
vcted He has been connected In responsible positions with
the police since 1850 through al political changes that have
occurred
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Tally.

The 6 Memory Of the Dead',-HOpes Of the
Living.
FLORENCE June 81, 1870.
The Independence denies the report published
lately Of an Ango-lalian note to the Greek govern
ment on the subject of brigandage.
Forty thousand people assembled on the field Of
Soferno, on Friday the oath, the anniversary of the
battle to witness the ceremony Of dedicatng mon.
ument to the memory of the soldiers who fell there
The proceedings, which very interesting, were
conducted by Colonel Haye the part the French
and Colonel Pollak, on the part Of the Austrans
Among the great numbers present were the Princes
Humbert and savoy Caragnon of Italy. In the
evening grand banquet was held, at which pacific
and appropriate toasts were exchanged by the repre-
scntatives or the various European Powers
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The strike General in Cork.

The Strike General in Cork.
Cork June 27-Evening.
The trades strike here Is no longer confined TO the
Journeymen tailors, but has become general
Laborers in all departments OF industry are leaving
or threaten to quit work, and the steamship work
are abandoned; the foundrymen have left their
shops the lockmen have stopped work; even the
workwomen stay at home, and the newsboys refuse
to sell papers.
There have been no scenes or violence to-day, but
the situation is dangerous and the excitement and
anxiety intense.
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INDIANA.

Discovery Of Two Dend B0dies-suppOsed
Observation-Disclosures the State Debt.
INDIANAPOLIS, June g, 1870.
On Saturday last two little girls were found dead
In race sluce way near White river, who 1t was
supposed at the time were accidentally drowned.
Further developments by the coroner's Jury reveal
the horrible fact that the cider Of the two mad been
outraged and murdered, and tie youngest was also
murdered to prevent her giving information. There
was only eighteen inches OF water over them when
found. No arrests nave vet been made, but the
police think they are ON the track OF the guilty
parties.
General Kimball, Treasurer Of the State, left this
m orning with checks on New York for nearly
$50 1000. This with the $500 600 sent FOR the same
purpose few days since Will nearly II not entirely
liuuidate the State debt
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verage temperature ror corresponding date

AVHfHHt temperature III
Average temperature ror corresponding date
last year :............. SIN
This latter record shows how usory are human
hopes, and particularly a. 10 the weather at this
season OF swiftly alternating changes Everybody
was all struck OF b heap again, and duriIig the
middle or the afternoon there again persplratons
prolusey oo6ing from every pore, again lmpld shirt
collars, again evaneScing rpOrea vim, and again
rush for cool evanescent drinks.
We give below list OF casualties caused by ycster-
days heat
Henry Finkin, German. aged thirty, OFF, Thomas
street, died at eight O'Clock last evening from The
effects OF the heat. He was taken sick on Saturday
last from sunstroke and grew worse until Last
evening.
Jacob Ullman, OF 18th street and Broadway was
Frustrated by the heat yesterday while driving a.
water cart.
Lewis Meyer, aged fourteen, or 81 Prince street.
was overcome by the heat yesterday.
George wallace was sunstruck while at work on
new building at Eighty third street aud Eighth ave-
nue. Yesterday.
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A.-For a stylish md Elegant Hat Call on
DOUGAN, 100 Nassau street. corner Of Ann.
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Purity Election Strife.

LONDON, June q, 1870.
The election for member of the House Of Com
mons for Bristol, to fill the vacancy occas oned by
the election of Mr.. Robinson, has undoubtedly re-
suited IN the choice Of MIR. Kirkman d. Hodgson,
liberal, although the result has notyet been officially
announced. Notwithstanding the large liberal
majority usually cast in Bristol the tories threaten
to contest the election the ground OF fraud and
corruption.
The nominations were made on Friday amid much
confusion and some violence.
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THE EXCISE LAW.

Declaration by the Police nimissioners-
The Law to be Enforced.
The Police Commissioners, alarmed at the
great increase OF crime growing out of the
unrestricted sale OF rum on the Sabbath,
have been forced to action by public oplnlon-a
power that cannot be disregarded. At late meet
ing, last night, they passed the following which
Jourdan the public may depend upon IT, will exc
cnte
Resolve That the Superintendent be and hereby in
that the Excise law, and particularly those provisions
requiring licensed places to be closed between hours
OF and Eve n'cock in the morning, and that
intoxicating liquors be sold given away sunday-be
M be h @ am %
forcement OF this order
Important Genernl Order by Jourdan.
The following very important general order
issued last evening by the superintendent, looks
like work.
GENERAL ORDER NO. TO-
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDEsT OF PoLIcEJ
NEW YORK. June q, 1870.
he of the Msyof YOU viii cause tn.
their beats, during the next rainy day, to report
ws comfortable quantities at street n S
roadways aud especially by holes at They
threatening injuries horses carriages wear
and tear OF pavement and in such
na he place 5y the report urSe 10 report
localities in which carts. carriages remain
vehicles Also 70 report BY telegraph nsnty any discovery
of nusances in the streets such as dead animals neglected
TO streets sewers pipes or other injuries to city properly
the forcs viii continue By q. mean, in their
TO regulate and control the Corpo
alter to be enforced BY Of by
the police attached to the Twenty precinct under
the force generally Information of any attractions
GEORGE W. DILKs, Inspector.
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MAILS FOR EOROPE.

The Hamburg mali steamship Hammonla Will leave
this port on Tuesday for Plymouth GherbOurg
and Hamburg
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
a. twelve O'Clock noon.
TliE NEW YORK INSTRUMENTATION for Europe
be ready at ten O'Clock IN the mornng.
Single copies In wrappers tor mailing, ak centa.
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COLORADO.

Completion OF the Denver Pacific Kamrsad.
ST. LOUIS, June q, 1870.
A despatch from Denver says the last spike Of the
Denver Pacific Railroad was driven by Hon. John
Evans on Friday last The spike, which is of solid
silver was presented by the citizens OF Georgetown,
Colorado
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Adjournment of the Young Mems Christian
Association Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS, June q, 1870.
Most all Of the churches united with the delegates
to the Convention or the Young Mems Christi an
Association last night. The Academy of Music was
crowded to 0verfowing long before the hour for
service. A second meeting was organized in the
Third Presbyterian church. which was crowded,
ana thousands were unable TO gain Abundance to
either place. George H. Stewart made the conclud-
ing prayer, after which the President briefly and
feelingly addressed the Convention. The following
was adopted
Resolved That this fifteenth annual Convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association OF the United States
British Provinces do adjourn to ia Washington
1871, at the call Of the Executive Committee
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Light.

LUNDUN, JHhe =, I5IU
In the House Of Commons to-day Mr.. J. y. Smith,
member for Stockport, gave notice that he should
move resolve exacting ability TO write as quan.
cation for q voter.
The House went into committee on the Education
bill.
Mr.. Dixon moved an amendment prescribing thar
scholars who decline religious shall receive secular
teaching The amendment was rejected.
Mr.. Dixon then moved that religious and secular
teaching be given separare rooms This was also
rejected
Other points having been acted upon, the COM
mite reported progress and the House adjourned.
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VIRGINIA.
The Richmond City Council Decline to Receive
Back the JEFF Davis Mansion.

RICHMOND June 81, 1870.
The City Council this evening adopted a resolu.
ton declining to receive the Jefferson Davis Confed.
crate Presidential mansion back on the terms
proposed by the United States government that
Is not to charge rent for the time OF It's occupancy
as headquarters for the military. They ask that
rent be paid and the building restored to Its former
condition.
The Legislature Is debating proposition to ad.
journ July IL, and the House has adoptedl II
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4 Sewing Machine, sos TO s45, 81.

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Br ladWaY corner Murray straaL
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TENNESSEE.

A Man Accidentally P0isons his Three
Children.
MEMPHIS, June 81, 1870.
Harris Bailey residing near Somerville, in this
state poisoned himself and three children Saturday
by giving them bed bug poison, thinking IL was
whisxey. The children all died. Bailey will prob
ably recover.
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Important Genernl Order by Jourdan.

The following very important general order
issued last evening by the superintendent look
like work.
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TEE INTERNATIONAL Yacht RACE.

. MIR. Ashbury Mt the Place OF Stnrting-sport
in Anticipation.
LONDON, June 27, 1870.
The yacht Cambria has gone to the place Of rendez
vous, or Kinsae. on the Irish coast, near Cork
harbor
She is in command Of Captain Cannock.
Mr. Ashbury is on board, and takes out some
handsome prizes to be offered for races in
America, besides service Of plate valued at ESQ
sterling.
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, IN command of Captain Cannock
The Prince of Wales Yacht Club.

The Prince Of Wales Yacht Club.
LONDON, June 81, 1870.
The second grand match of the Prince of Wales
Yacht Club. from Firth to the More and back was
won by the cutter Eva, twenty-five tons, with the
Phantom second.
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Lord Clarendon's Illness.

LONDON, June 81, 1870.
Lord Clarendon was Frustrated by excessive labor,
and had for long time been subject to violent at
tacks of govt but the immediate of his death
was diarrh9a When first attacked his lordsnip
paid no attention TO the disease which, operating
on debilitated system, soon became dangerous,
and within three days terminated fatally.
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The Cotton supply.

LIVERPOOL Jnne u, 1870.
The total receipts OF cotton from all ports for the
week ending June "a were $4,000 bales; of this all
but 1000 bales came from the United States. The
amount OF American cotton on hand here is est.
mated at 463,O00 bales, and there besides
5000 bales OF American at sea bound to this
country.
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FRANCE.
Generous, Yet Cautious.

PARIS June p, 1870.
inc Emperor NAPOLEON has intImated that the
time "has not yet arrived" to grant the petition
OF the Orleans princes. He adds that he viii urge
the removal OF the restraints whenever 1t Is safe
and proper 10 do sou
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Trade Sfriikes.

LOND0N, June u, 1870.
Some OF the propretors OF the cotton mills in Lam
cashire have conceded to the advance in wages de-
manded by the operatives. Others still hold out
AGAINST the strikers
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BeIligerent, bat Not "Risht.,

Alvah Lake, OF Memphis, Tenn has been sen
fenced to one years imprisonment for committing
an assault on the American Consul here.
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PAxIs, June q, 1870
The exaggerated reports Of the Emperors illness
continue but they probably circulated merely to
influence the Bourse.
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Friendly.

LONDON, June 81, 1870.
The reports which have been received here OF the
Intended recall of Mr.. Motley, the American Minis
Ter, excite surprise and are not credited.
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DON'T Like II.

DUBLIN, June 27-Evening.
Lord Strathnairn has resigned the command-n
chief OF the forces in Ireland.
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Unfavorable.

PARIS, June 81, 1870.
The Committee on Petitions In the Corps Legisadf
at the request OF M olivier have reported unavor
ably on the application OF the Orleans PRINCES to re-
Il, I'm to France.
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Gun 20 by Rail

Express train from Thrteth street ut IL O'Clock A.
Let fail to be present who
most beautiful sites for residence America VERY
reasonable price -
sale Will take oace shine full protection being pro-
vidsd against a stormy day.
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NLcarnp in Adversify.

PAKIS June II, 1870,
In letter to the Pope the ex-Queen notifies his
Holiness OF her abdicaon, and begs his blessing for
the Prince OF Asturias and for Spain.
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THE BRAVE OLD NINTH CORPS tBurnstie's) will
reassembe at Niagara Falls in September next to
commemorate Anfietam. The boys who wore the
Ninth corps badge are preparing for the muster,
and we understand that the gathering will be unusu
aily large
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MANCHESTER June q, 1870.
A boiler exploded to-day in the Firwood Mills,
iear this city Two men were dreadfully scalded,
me OF whom has since died.