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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18
THE sPANIARDs DELIGHTED.


Bidding, they have Hopes Of Congress
The Latest Nonsense from De Rodas-
The George ID. Upton's Cargo.
Havana, June 1.-THE Didrio and Vos de
Cuba comment favorably on President Grants mes.
sage TO Congress on Cuban affairs. Everybody
talks Of II, and the sraniards praise Grants con.
duet. Prominent persons express the hope that
Congress will send q special commissioner 70 the
island 70 see matters for themselves, and to dis
prove the erroneous stories published In the United
States concerning the situation here.
Captain General DE Rodas teerrsphs that nll the
important part Of tho steamer George b. Upton's
cargo has been csptured. Some insurgents, while
carrying boxes Of arns and ammunition into the
Jurisdiction OF Manabon, were surprised; four were
killed, and the train was captured. siI more were
killed and one taken prisoner in the Gibara jurisdic-
tion. Fourteen OF tho party only remain, who,
under the command OF Col Lono, have fed TO the
Chaparra mountains closely pursued by the troops.
The dispatches do NOS say whether Col. Lono land.
cd ith the first party at Punts Bravo, or was =, the
head OF second expedition just arrived.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18
PHoToGnAPns BY Sun REPORTERS
Red Cloud g. Co.'s Escape from the stnrc Of
Impertineut City LsunEers-The Ftuni
Puff nj the On uIumet.

The rcd men on their way TO their much.
loved native wids- At about 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning Red Cloud aud hts twenty -one attendants
et the st. Nicholas Hotel in coaches Tor the Hudson
River Railroad depot, accompanied by the same curl
GUS crowd that had mobbed them from Their FIRST
rival in this city. Arrived q, the depot the party
was met by another collection " staring humanity
which made Il almost impossible for the redskins To
enter tie building police onicer soon cleared tie
WY, aud escorted the party 10 speciel tar which
had Deen provided for them Red Cloud, no doubt
glad to escape from tho bustug otY was more ateaso
than on any previous day since his arrival, and hi-
stern sharply cut counpuBnoe for once wreath
ed IN smiles As the Passengers crowded aroand MIN
he extended bis hand, giving 70 many hearty
shake, speaking iew words in the best English he
could summon. Soon amer he took hts rert In the
csr the long stenDod pipe wss proonccd and passed
around, and be lore the drst circle could ba accom-
pished =" All aboard" was shouted and the scalp
hunters were whsked along toward their homes on
the plains.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18
LOSSES BY FIRE.

Lsst evening barn owned by Mr.. Magee. OF Bay
Rinae, In New Utrecht, was burned. Loss $500.
The WhipPle spring bed mandatory on Monroe
ayenne, DeioI was burned last hight Loss, $1,000
Insurance, 5000
Harvey Bornes's store adjoining the Gosport Nayy
Yard, was burned on "wednesday night. Two OF Mr.
Barness children aged eleven and thirteen years were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18
A Chance far n Vacancy ON the Jersey CIR,
Pe'icc.

Officer McCafrey is regarded as one of the
most irritable members OF the Jersey City police.
He has mania for clasing boys whom he Gnds at
play. The juveniles retalste By calling him Cap
tain Jinks," an cpithet which veIes him beyond
durance. Last Sunday, Will" Mac WAS walking
through South Sixth street. little truant shouted
Captain Jiuks," and then fed. AcCaifrey there.
upon turned To group of children who attend the
Sunday and day schools OF the Christian Brothers
OF 81. hary's Church, and arrested two boys nanod
Barclay, one about 10, the other about ~ OF
age, and had item locked up all night In OF the
noiSome dungeons of the police station. The mex,
day be confessed that he might have bOen misLaEeR
about the children, and they were discharged. The
congregation OF st. Mary's and the Brothers OF the
schools very Indignant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18
LAST NIGHT IN THE SENATE.
Sumner with u Real Reform in his Head
Cheaper Postage for the People.

NHHhtI VIII HUH fst1OfHi IN hIS fIchU =
Cheaper Ponrnge for the People.
WAsnIgGJoS. june l7.-Thc Postal Approprie-
ton bill occupied the attention Of the Senate this
evening.
Mr.. RArsKr Rep, Mimi offered an amend
ment for a stamped envelope system Tor the use
OF Congress and the Dtp1.tmoAts. Rejected by 81
to 1S.
An amendment that the abolition OF the rranking
privilege should not take effect until January 1,
1871, wis rejected ty 20 to s1.
Mr., SUMNER Hcp., hassl moved as q subet.tute
for the bill 10 abolish the frsnking privilege an
pmendmcnt pi DIVIDING for system OF cent pos Il.
sg for IaI' ounce letters ana three ounces print cd
matter, authorizing stamped envelopes for Congress
and tue Departments.
At 1850, TIE Senate voted uTon MIR. Summers
substitute. which was rejcctcd-yeas H. rays 2S
An amendment by M Nye TO yrovidC for a two
cent lctter postage was agreed to-yeas a. nays II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18
CURI0sITIEs or CRIME.

pr. John Murphy, OF els Finh street. Williams.
hnrgh, formerly Coroner OF Kings county tried to
hts throat last night.
The safe In Messrs Morrison 4 ReynOlds's store
In Ihompsonyile, Conn, wnS blown open ana robbed
earn yesterday morning.
Richard Sheridan. a car driver, was held at the
Tomts Yesterday to await the actlon OF the Coroner,
having run and XII cd Abraham Clock OF Beach
street, on Thursday night.
Information was laid yesterday before Justice
Shanliey, BY Margaret p. Iutty, o: 20 Wost Hpuglon
street against walter L. Butler, nephew OF Gen. Hen
Butler charging. curiousiy enough. that he had stolen
ally hnnnns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18
Tho sword of Bunker Hill.

BosToS, June 1.-THE business places in the
city generally closed. Charlestown celebrated
the day by grand procession CT military 1reuleu,
dren carrying flowers and miniature flags. The con.
victs In the State Prison were allowed half holi
day aud were visited BY II. G. Dorsey who ex-
pended $5OO for strawberries aud for dersert
10 the cOnyictb dinner, memorial building was
dedicated in Foxboro to-day, and q monument In
bingham. The day was observed In Worcester b.
the ann nual parade and election OF the State Guards
Mayor S. V. Stone was reelected commander
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18
NapoIcon's Hcaitb-The designation Of ths
Court Journals Editors.

PARIs, June 17-In the Corps Legislatf to-day
eontempl plated by the Government Deputy p6r6 de
Rosnyvinen submitted an Interpolation on the TO
turn OF the Orleans Princes and the members OF the
Bourbon family. and the restoration OF their prop.
critics.
n. Duvernois and all the other editors Of Tho
Pspre Francois ono Court jourpaD have resigned.
because. according 70 the declaration OF DuveruotAs
their policy was too liberal and bold to suit the
journal II Ia said, however. that the real cause Il
disagreement between NJ olivier and M. Duvernota.
Tue Journal OTcei contrsdicts the rumors Of tbe
Illness OF the Emperor and Prince Napoleon, anA
states that both are In good health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18
BROOHLYN.

The missing Girl Mary Francis Llnsicy OF IN
Leonard street. whlismsburgh. has not been heard of
Fveriinc's Wholesale Rhine vino and iiquor q.
tAbiistncnt, fss and i0 Court street. and ths soco
thereof was seized for alleged violation OF tho Internal
Revenue law yesterday.
Mr. Geo. NJ. woodwards entertainment In 81
Johns i, n. Church. for the benent OF the Sunday
schools OF tho Seventh Avenue NJ r. Church and thai
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18
Murder while Bathiua,

.u Two boys, Thomas Kelly, aged l3, Of $40 East
ThrHetn street, and Robert Reed, OF 32l East
IWthI irh street, went to bathe yesterday at East
Ihrty Dr, street, and quarreled while In the water,
need struck Kelly on the head with stone, frac-
turlhg the skull and severng several arteries Reed
condition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18
Tho Fenian Raider. Deser,ed a, Hs-s.

LONDON, June 1.-THE Dublin Freends 80
proves Of treating the Fenan raiders on Oansaa
with all legal severity. II an American Jury can b
found TO convict them, they should be sentenced u
the utmost penalty OF the law. A three months -
prisonment would practically be nothing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18
Chnries nicken.,s Fortune,

LONDON, June l7.-Charles Dickens Is said 4
have len RS0,OOO sterling. six monthly parts d
"The Mystery OF Edwin brood are finished, and
the rest OF the story r. outlined as to leave ~
completion easy. wiikis Collins, II Is understood
will undor take the task.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18
B'ESTCHESTER COUNTY.

The Rev Joseph II. IlsyDe, who was ordain.
ed Priest IN the Provincial Seminary at Troy n q
daY, al 10Y A. ~, 10 ST. hugustnes Church. Morris
anita. The respected pastor the Rev. Joseph r. Woods,
will deN Ner an appropriate discourse,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18
The Bouu,y Agents, Har,e.,

WAsuISoroN, June 1.-THE House this morn
diers WHO served during the rebellion The bil
provides Il bounty Of SS33H per month for eaci
month Of service rendered, deducting all bountios
previously re. eiyed,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18
Smashing Samuel Mortou's VIII.

LoNDoN June 1T.-Justice Lord PenIanos be-
given a decision invalidaiing the will Of the lats
Samuel Morton OF Liverpool, who left his fortune -
,he Right Rev Or. Goss, the Roman CatholAe
Bishop. The Court decided that tie proofs OF the
incapacity OF the decedent to make will whom TN
document IL dated we're conclusive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18
Terrific Storm I'm Providence.

=, Gentlcmcn who arrived on the night train from
rfoNidence say tnnt during fearful hail and rain
ihernoUn, the Providence Gas Works were struck
~ LKLtaina and LsrnAA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18
The Siowcst Horse ON Staten Isinnd-Tbe
Longest Time on Record.

Yesterday, at New Dorp, good trot was con
tested on the track OF the Richmond county Agri-
cultural Society. The attendance was good. The
weather was hne. The affair a purse Of t20o,
In o, In harness, track heats ~ OF mile) nee fyr
all county horses. The contestants were Capt j:
NaLder~,t's t>sck sssSe. Charlotte Cusnman, and
samuel Barton's brown stallion Pretty Boy. The
mare ~on in three straight heats. Time, G03A.
2s4 EO3
A novel affair concluded the sport for the day. II
was Sow race, the last horse out To win. The
conditions we're that the wheels Of the wagons
Should not stop moving. Ii was ~on by W. Bar
tons bay gelding Hezekiah, who consumed twenty
az minutes going three quarters OF a mile, beating
three Otlern COMMANDING
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18
The Hogs of the Morri. and Es... Road.

lady resident of Adelph street, Brooklyn,
went To visit sick relative in Orange She pur,
chased an excursion ticket on the abominabc Nor.
ris aud Essex Railroad but was charged the full
rate for IT, On the outward trip she unconsio iously
hnnded the return chock To the conductor, who rs.
ceived II but on her return on the 4:S2 r. M trnin
the brute who had charge OF the train rudoly de
clihe1 TO accept the other check, and compelled her
to pay thirty seven cents, which was the Old rate
OF fare, and now twelve cents moro than the cur
rent rate How much Of 1t the company ever OF
and how much went Tor gin and milk, We mar never
know,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18

tho ENtrH DHy ON JoTU"b FHrK VVHFse'
On Monday last TIE Sun, exclusively announced
an sI.ra day OF tracing at this course for this DAY,
The information was precise and correct in all par
ticuisrs, thoaxh other journals attempted to dis
credit L. The race fell through account OF tho
owners OF horace oecinisx 70 remain longer hero.
having srnnsed 70 60 70 Saratoga, and many OF the
honos hsyiag thsa sIWdx ben ssnb sWN.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-15
Cox and Cameron

The unique morality that Rsdicalism
has introduced into our government is 70.
ceiving at Washington q fresh illustration.
Secretary Cox, ofthe Interior Department,
one of the most efficient and capable
officers of the Cabinet, has fallen under
the ban Of his party. His ofrense ia one
unknown to the laws Of his country, and
unknown 10 the legal or moral code of
any country. 1t is AN act that, in any
healthy, moral and political atmosphere,
would be esteemed a positive virtue. He
has refused q Republican committee from
Pennsylvania the privilege of assessing
the Pennsylvania clerks in his department
for means to carry the election in that
State, The Cameronian system of politi-
"a ethics prevails in Pennsylyania, and
viewed in the light Of it Secretary Cox's
conduct Is an atrocity. II is a high crime
against the Radical party ; and as every
body now knows, a crime against
the Radical party is tho most
hideous and tho least excusa.
bic OF all offenses. The virtuous Penn.
syiyania Radicals are in a paroxysm Of
Indignation at the unheard-of conduct of
- eeSaON1iJ duu WIFI Dtua-
TOR Cameron, the immaculate Simon. at
their head, are demanding the dismissal OF
the offender, and the appointment of
a. Pennsylvania Radical in his place.
What the President will do about II, ia
a rather interesting question. He has the
highest esteem for the patriotism and ca.
pacity OF Secretary Cox. He has also, it
Is said, the %profoundest confidence in the
patriotism and uprightness of Simon
Cameron. To choose between the two Is
9 hard task. Whether he shall sacrifice
Cox to Cameron, or retain Cox at the
risk OF offending Cameron, Is a question
before whose overpoweripg gravity the
Alabama question sinks to insigniacsnce
Cameron is great in self; but he is i'm.
mea.urably greater in being the trusty
representative of Pennsylvania Radical.
ism. The President may not wish 10
estrange such a political 'Boanerpes, bv
refusing to give him Secretary Coxfs
head in 8 charger but the other side of
the question is equally unpromising.
suppose he remove the faithful Hecretary
for doing his duty-what win The country
say about it p Missouri RepuNi,an.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-15

"A new hat has just msde 1ts appear.
ance, and Is called The Nilsson.
The Nashville Banner IL the Oldest
established Tennessee newspaper In ex.
istenco.
Frank Bret Harle declined the Pro.
fessorohip OF Literature in the University
Of California.
There are five hundred and twenty
lodges Of Good Templars in Ohio, with
over thirty thousand members.
The subscription for the orphans Of
Captain williams, Of the Oneida, has
reached $500, including $3.50 sent from
Hong Kong,
Joseph Emerson Davis, oldest brother
of Jefferson Davis, died recently. at his
residence in Vicksburg, in the 87th year
Of his age,
William Cullen Bryant is the richest
poet in the United States, his last years
Income being $4,000.
There are in the State of Illinois $50
lodges Of Good 1emplars, and IA lodges
have surrendered their charters during
the year.
Upward OF 5000 invitations were is.
sued to the elite Of San Francisco, recent.
~, on the occasion of the grand ball in
honor Of Generals Sherman and Soho.
field.
H. B. Comstock, ~discovtror of the
Comstock silver lode, in Nevada, commit.
ted suicide a few days ago, near Bozmsn.
Montana, by shooting himself through
the head with q pistol cause, temporary
insanity.
Tho Oldest house in Newport, r l., was
sold, . few days since, for $4,000. 1t was
used in Revolutionary times as barracks
by the British troops, and has been
owned In the Stsnhope family for over q
century.
The late James B. TAYLOR, of New
York, made a will before his decease, dis.
tributing about $4,000 600, and concealed
1t so eiiectually that ii was not found until
several weeks after his death. 1t was dis
covered a few days ago, in an old book in
his library.
Mr., VIM. L Hunter, of Eleiu, Ill.
has recently been granted a pension Of
5000 per year by the State of Texas, for
services rendered during the war for in.
dependence waged by that State against
Mexico. Mr.. Hunter was wounded In one
of the battles that occurred during the
war,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-15
Bear Ia MIND.

When di.ease hes undermined the health, and
the physical system has become Frustrated, asaH.
ulant that will not only strengthen, but remove
the cauee, should be Immediately resorted Ia.
Mental distress is also a fruitful source Of The
breaking down OF the cont ~titution, and The rrs
ges Of this enemy to heath arc truly alarming
For all such maledies Hostetter's Stomach. Bitten
have been found unsurpassed. by acting difectg
upon the digestive organs, they removed the neasl'
dissgreeable feeling after eating, go often com
planned Of by persons OF a del cate temperanenl
As soon as digestion Ia restored, the paiie y mas
his strength ilcr asing, and his general health in
proved.
Thousands Of persons certify that 1t may be 70
lied on In all cates OF weakness or nervous deoihV
attendant upon scdentaIy habits. The genenly
of Bilters are go disagreeable to the tate thst Wy
are Objectionable to a wesk stomach. THIS Y ~
the case with Hos,etter's Bitterf, which VIII y
found mild and extremely pleasant, bakahN
plants, barks and roots contribute Their feslea
tive Juices to render 1t soothing aud strengths.
ing. Its basis lie the only pure stimulant, wln
has ever been produced, containing ne Jass ehs,
ane other celeterioue element. The most eaNlM
and skilliul chemists have analysed the blilsis
and pronounce them harmless, 1his is scleluns
testimony but the testimony OF the hundfeos "
thousands who have experienced the prevtna,s
n curative effects OF the GREAT vEeETABLEl TOM
and Alternative ofmodern times is still NOR cea
c susive. In Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Bllous
ness, Nervous Complains, Chronic Conlplalp.
and General Debility, 1t Is as nearly iniaiiioe 10
anything In this fsllible world can be.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-15
Incidents ard Arcgdsnta.


The oorns on her feet lately compel.
cd the ~postponement of aBrooklyn bellies
marriage,
"A fire at Edinhurg, Ind, the other
morning, destroyed a large portion of the
business part of the town.
"A child in Auburn, Me-, died, a few
days since, from swallowing the stones
and skins of grapes.
Charles Leopold, q well. known AL.
bany brewer, accidentally fell into a boiling
vat OF beer a few days ago, and died six
hours afterward.
"A woman named Cleveland and her
three children, two sons and a daughter.
were recently bitten by o mad dog at
Buffalo.
In q fire at Salt lake the other day,
two children were burned to death in a
barn, which 1t is supposed they set on fire
while playing.
"A Vermont husband frustrated his
wife's elopement by locking up her silk
dress, She said she wouldn't be seen
clipping in a shilling calico.
Thin slippers and nothing on her
shoulders is pronounced to be the cause
OF the demise of q fashionable SARATOGA
lady who danced all night and expiredtbe
next day.
"A marriage ceremony was brought To
an abrupt termination at Kensinctop. N.
Y, by a sudden awakening of conscience
on the part of the bride, who declared
that she had a husband still alive.
Two small children OF Theodore
Wells, IN Rush county, Ind, were recent,
ly playing with a loaded gun, when II
was discharged and one Of them was
killed.
"A man and wife in Richmond. Ind.
put tartar emetie in the coffee Ia order to
cure the children OF the habit of using il,
and nearly caused the death of all OF
them.
"A Kentucky peddler, while entering
the yard OF a man In Montgomery county,
a law days ago, was attacked by a mastif,
which sprung upon his neck and straupled
him to death.
Hiram Forbes, q well.known and o..
teemed mechanic OF La Porte. Ind, died
recently, from the effects of an overdose
Of morphine, administered through mis-.
take by his wife.
"A little girl at Dubuque, Iowa, swsl.
loweda watermelon seed, which lodged In
her wind.pipe, wherefrom she could not
move It, The help Of q physician was
summoned, who cut open the patients
throat, and successfully removed the In.
truder.
"A New York Frenchmsn, who had
become insane from the recent reycrses of
the armies Of his native country, commit.
ted suicide by lesping from the rcof Of a
house to the ground, a distance Of eighty
feet
"A boy named Henshaw, IS years Of
age, was recently crushedto death ina sor-
ghnm mill, IN Nichland, Iowa, being the
third one q 1.-THE family that has met death |
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-15


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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-15
How Muskrats are Caught.

When unable to f1nd an air hole on the
surface, the muskrat, in such an emerreu.
cy, exhales the vitiated air from its lungs,
winch rlses in the shape of q flatteued
Duople, I'LL 1t reaches the lower face of the
ice: Coming thus In contact with the
water, the bubble gives out it's carbonic
acid, which Is replaced by oxygen. The
TAT then swims toward II, and, pressing
MS nose against the Ice, sucks in the i'm.
proved air. The hunters avail themselves
oil this remarkable device; they 90 in
search Of such air bubbles, and as soon a.
they sec one they break the ice above II
the muskrat Is drowned, and the skin il
secured. The muskrat Is not drowned
because the Ice Is broken, for that. of II.
sell, would rather improve his chances
than otherwise, but because he il driven
away from his air-bubblo before he has
time to take Il In again.
Muskrats have curious methods IF
travelling long distances under the ice. In
winter excursions TO their feeding.
grounds, which are frequently al great
distances from their abodea, they take IN
breath at starting and remain under
water as long rs they can. Then they
rise up to tho ice and breathe out the Air
their lungs, which remains in hub.
bles against the lower surface Of the ice
They wait TIL this air RECEIVERS oxya4a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-15

NNN&
The lewa Central District Fair, which
was to have opened at Des Moines on the
2sth, was postponed, on account of rain,
to the 18th, 10th and Goth of October.
The Governor Of Illinois, on the o7tb,
issued q proclamation changing the Leeis.
lstive ap~portionment in Cook county.
which Is now as follows; Ninety. afth
DsSiot, zen Representatives; Ninety.
sixth and Ninety-sevcnth, six Represen.
tatives each.
The survey Of the North Pacific rail,
road Is completed. The Puget Sound to
vancouver route Is said 10 be entirely
practicable.
The population Of Oregon is about
$1,000; and Of Washington Territory
$4,000.
The receipts Of a recent French SAM.
tary Fair in San Francisco, including do.
nations from benevolent societies, were
about $4,000.
The Liberal Republicans Of the Eighth
Missouri District have nominated joseph
9. Blair for Congress; the Democrats of
the Third District have nominated ]. B.
Mccormick for re election.
The Temperance men in the Second
Wisconsin District have nominated Hon.
d. ID. Hastings for Congress.
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