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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
CIIBA.

IMPORTANT NEWS FROM CAMAGUEY-LOSSEs OF
vALMASEDA on THE ROAD TO BAYAMO-
CANADA IN COMMAND OF CAMAGUEY-EXPE-
DITION SENT OUT BY JORDAN FROM NASSAU
SAFELY LANDED.
BY the Columbia, which arrived yesterday
from Havana have dates from the insurgents camps
81 Cuba az late as the oath Of May.
The insurgents constantly firing upon the Spanish
troops who for time past have been encamped at
Is Parfas aud large number Of the latter has been
Killed and wounded. About 80 spaniards, had
marched to San Augstn to cut eOgdto 1.-THE buds OF the
branches Of trees used for feeding hOrseS when the
Cuaus attacked and killed the whole party, except the
commander OF the force who made prisoner ana
subsequently, shot The Spanish commander, Montauer
the nar.h from Sauta Cruz 10 Puerto Principe, lost
men. lie returned 10 the latter city with ~ men
less than when he commenced his march.
Gen Civada is directing operations Oh the part OI the
Mohtaner surprised Tomas Batista Olozabal at his
rancho also Arturo BcancOurt ON his estate BOlh
these Dr0Iuiucut Cubdus slain without ceremony.
On the nd Of MAY the expedition sent out by Gen.
Jordan from Nassau arrived on the coast This force
went out in schooner and commanded by Ramon
R0ias large quantity of sulphur and other material
caps aud tOrpedOs needles thread &C. was sent out
on the same vessel The Of the expedition had al
ready been mustered into the lDcIfitlng army. - .
The Sauris are now upon the defensive. shut up in
their Notifications 10y heat, rains, Wch are lcessl
and Insurgents, who are numerous ana ieauy ~ nee'
them 1890, a.,
Nine of lmascdas camps had been surprised by the
patriots In the gle district of BayanO one OF ihese
contained IS soldiers, who were armed with IeaDouy
Iifce Tdc guns, well as good amount OF war Ihun
TONS fell into the hands of the rebels Namascda en-
deavOred to aid the garrison at BayanO. In marching
tlither he lost 800 men.
Antonio Lerda, Cuban Minister Of War, died OH the
10th, of SunstrOke.
Bembeta was under orders to occupy Cardenas.
senior Joaquin Palma clearing sealed d-patcnes) Senior
tIict, arrived by the Columbia.
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THE FRENCH WORKMEN.

IMPORTANT DECLARATION or MARsEILLES ARTI-
sANs-GENERAL DISTRESS AND Discomfort
THE wORKMENs DEMANDS.
The wOrkmen Of Marseilles are signing the
following declaration which will be circulated and
adopted throughout France:
We, the undersigned, wOrknen of Narseilles, unem-
ployed and for most part having families dependent
upon us protest against the reproaeh OF iDgratitude
which has been made on account Of our negative vote
against the PietsciUm that Is against the Empire IL
not alone citizens and true and sincere republicans
have protested against the imperial system, but
also because under that regime nd il impossible to
sustain Dy labor wives, chlidren and aged relh
uyrs.
Never has there been much misery among work
nOr 81 much luxury among Government parasites
Never have the taxes been heavy commerce ana
shipping in state 20 deplOiahe a. al present since
Our vote appears Is need explanation we shall give II
here fully aud sincerely. We shall thus call the ate
ton Of the Government 10 needs In order that any
write on our flag "Liye working die lighting u can
not b. said that have failed 10 engbten the Empire
a situation which cannot he prolonged without peril
~ ourselves and 10 society.
Our brothers state that this declaration will be trans
mitted the governing and legislative body. This Will
be lost almost desperate appeal II not calcu-
lated disturb the TepOse Of the great bodies Of the
State. Has not the Hebtsetfam received more than
100000 votes and that sufficient reply 10 those
who have t the audHcty 10 speak OF liberty, ana the
SUI greater audacity 10 demand labOrf
The statement which follows shows the conflicting
Flaws held by the French EMPLOYERS aud their wOrmen
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Thomas Russell "A driver of an express wagon
drowned.
"A severe storm has occurred on the Northern
Pache reported that several coasing vessels have been
wrecked and lives lost
Spencer Wright, a colored man, was hanged
Ese Northampton County Va for the murder OF MI
Westcoti committed April 49, 1862
-. Charles Mason lcoloredl of Providence, was
for life for and Daniel Gillespie OF e
city the Prison Tor highway robbery.
-. In Pawtucket X. L. on Monday, grindstOne
diameter. which grinding he- burst into
p,o end the building breaking ~cEch shan With
cot illonng the workman.
-. Charles Williams of New-York, was convicted
burglary Springfield YESTERDAY robns tue house of Cot
r II. Ball Of Hoyok- Of t0 last December Th
exceptions the meanwhile Williams VIII remain jail being
able 10 procure D. go bail
..Wm. Belger of Nova Scotia, employed as O
fireman found dead with wound BIZ.
THURSDAY night drnkng saloon Boston John Wood
Of the saloon James Mann and Jorrmah sullivan sere az
rested ou suspicion OF the murder
The wife of Dr. Getchel, residing on Spruce-st..
Pha.ps sarsd Thursday light during the sbsene Of hr
burga Who ransakng the psrlor she dren~d
L.. escaped bot from bloody rh behind him bis ~ouni
have He earned % no plumber
While Louis Coly and Louis Rush were work
ng on staging Farxe Hall Bulldog Chicago yesteria an ele
yson Of sidewalk the staging consisting Of a
Coly pcpa,d To the sidewalk Nns him INSTANTLY Rush
seized rope and prans ssos ani saved himself The tes
the Coouer showed that h bad been careless IN ssen
iBg rspe AMI h. ssssoruL
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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


The United States Land Office, Denver, Col. T.,
sold u u Of land in May.
The colored men of Vermont celebrated the
ratification Fifteenth Amendment at Rutland on THURSDAY
Seyenty-five Cinnamon left San Francisco on
Tbur~ay for Massachusetts work in boot and shoe mandatory
Three attachments of regulars two for Fort
and for Fort Adams passed through Boston YESTERDAY e
turning from ST. Adams
Hartford and Erie stock sold in Boston yes
teray At 81 bonds ~! Interested anrousy
looking Of the Senate the bill for grating state
aid to that road
49,. The one hundred and second Commencement
will before the Anmn the day previous by President Angel
OF the University Of Vermont
49,. Yesterday the Centennial Anniversary of the
was large citizens Of San Francisco, the Society Of Cali
fornia, and many Eastern visitors
The steamship Colorado sailed from San Fran
which for England The total shipments Of treasure from
Francisco snc JAN amount to $Ib8oV including S3nNo
overland to New-iork.
"A consolidation of several telegraph companies
effected this week Boston under the name Of the Atlantic
sla rsS,.e s I Sp.ng The old Atlantic and Pa lie Com
OF tue Union aud Central Pacific Railroad The capital
stock viii be $lG0O0o
The programme for the National SaengeTfest,
begin Cincinnati Wednesday June H. Is published comprises
Of The music Of The great masters lie reception concert embraces
by Philip Walter chorus from Paug, the Haleuah
Chorus by Handel Das h der Tag Ges lerrn by keuzer
"A meeting of the provisional Directors of the
Canada Line Gecoe Buffalo he'd In Hamilton
for the Pu1S ct Organizing oSTy3es as mon @
nup cation Was Great Western Railroad announcing its
determination construct line forthwith without regard to the munich
pahues for bonuses
aaie and Chicago line from Tee isue Dauvil
H. that the road will be completed its northern eTsnas by
win he closed during the mouth Of September
merit Chicago aud pAne Railroad reported to be making r
promise It's completion to Dane by the
Of the present. thus making With their road and The Evans
VILE and Charlottesville Railroad great through route from Nashville TO
Chicago.
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FRANCE

RELEASE OF ALLEGED CONSPIRATORS-THE BENE-
FITS OF VACCINATION.
PARIS, Friday, June 8, 1870.
Several prisoners who were arrested during
recent political excitement charged with completely
In the plot against the nation and the life OF the Emperor
yesterday brought up fol preliminary examination
in the Chamber Of Accusation Of the High Court The
Court also investigated the papers found the persons
OF some Of the prisoners Many Of these adudged
10 have connection whatever with the conspiracy.
While Of the prisoners held for trial. several
Internationally released. The High Court Of JUS
tice, of which the Chamber of Accusation is in
sion, will Bois the 3Oh OF June for the trial
Of the persons charged with conspiracy.
The physicians of this city report that the practical
value of vaccination preventive Of small pox, has
been professionally demonstrated by actual observation
In that city during the past month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04

rHH DUBLIN PRESS ON THE IRISH LAND BILL
EXAMINATION OF THE ALLEGED FENIANs-
EMIGRATION INCREASING.
LONDON, Friday, June 8, 1870.
The passage of the Land bill through the
House Of Commons is regarded favoraby by the Irish
press generally. Some of the newspapers are jubiant
over the of the measure.
The alleged Fenians, Davitt and Wilson, were again
brought up for today Some OF the evidence
is important going to show that the prisoners have been
actively engaged for time past in distributing
in Ireland and the North of England.
There Is still apprehension in regard TO the
received private information concerning their plan Of
operations. AS consequence orders have been issued
from the Admiralty Office to double the guards at all
dock yards and naval stations in Great Britain to keep
the fires banked all the steamers, and other pre-
cautions calculated to facilitate the suppression Of any
revolt.
Emigration to America is increasing. No less than
Oe emgrants principally Irish left this city for the
various American ports during the month Of May Nine
tenths Of them went to New-York.
The Examiner recommends that the several provinces
Of Spain and Portugal form federal uniOn based the
principles OF the Constitution Of the United States.
Mr. Shirley Brooks succeeds the late Mark Lemon
active editor Of The London Punch.
Mrs. John Wood, the American actress, Acknowledges
the receipt Of anonymous gift of diamonds and
aids amounting in value 10 800.
Americans in London excessively annoyed by the
slow and uncertain delivery Of their letter and
paper mails from home.
A material reduction has been made in the tolls
Cable messages between England and India, via Glib
Taltar and Malta.
The Government promises TO take strong measures
against betting at races
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
WASHINGTON.

NEW FUNDING BILL AGREED UPON BY THE
HOUSE COMMITTEE-sECRETARY BOUTWELL,
OPPOSED TO THE MEAsURE-A NEW BANK
ING sCHEME-THE INCOME TAX MODIFIED
IN THE HoUsE-PRoBABLE RATIFICATION OF
THE SAN DOMINGO TREATY AS AMENDED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRBUSBl
WASHINGTON, Friday June 3, 1870.
The Ways and Means Committee will have another
meeting tomorrow for the purpose of completing the
Funding bill. They have already virtually agreed TO the
main features Of the II differs totally from the
Senate bil and provides for long per cent bond ex
empt from all taxation. The compulsory clause requiring
the National banks to take the bond stricken out
The clause allowing the bonds 10 be negotiated abroad is
also stricken out The will be opposed by some
OF the members of the Committee when II reported TO
the House. Its provisions concerning National banks
In direct antagonsn with the Ninety nve
Million National Bank bill which has been
agreed upon by the Banking and Currency Com
mittee. 1t ia evident that there will ~
q struggle between the Banking and Currency
and the Ways and Means Committees in regard to the
National bank feature Of the two Secretary
Boutwell, is strongly opposed 10 the bin proposed by Mr.
Schencks Committee, and will use his influence 70 de-
feat 1t.
A number OF persons from Eew-York, interested in
banking matters before the Banking and Currency
Committee to-day, advocating a new banking scheme
which shall allow individuals corporations doing
banking business to deposit in the United States Treas
ury either gold bullion United States notes. silver as
basis which gold notes shall be issued and that SO
curites deposited with the Government OF whatever
nature, shall receive a collateral amount Of
rency equal to the price Of gold the day they are de-
posted and that limit shall be made to the issue Of
notes banking capital, long the securities are
held by the Treasurer of the United States II is under
stood that the Committee do not regard the scheme with
favor.
The proceedings in the House to-day the most
important of any during the present session. and
PEELED members TO keep close 10 their seats for nearly
six hours There very full attendance, 1913 men,
bers answering to rolcal. The Tax bill proper was
finished and ready TO be put upon its passage when
an adjournment effected. Gen. Schenck however,
reported his amended Tariff bill of eighteen pages
additional section on which debate will open tomorrow
In voting on the amendments TO the income tax clause,
unfortunately the proposition for the total abolition OF
the up last and received only SO votes in the
affirmative. The following is the vote in detail
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IN the existing strikes II is the answer Of the Iron
Founders Of the Department OF the Seine wherein they
quote the Workmen,a denanda,

IN the existing strikes II Is the answer Of the Iron
Founders Of the Department Of the Seine wherein they
quote the workmen's demands,
W0rken's Demand Erst-Iabor shall be paid for Mt the
rate OF GO confines az cents hour the lowest
a molders who have been least four years at their
trade The maximum rate is TO be settled between
worknen and employers.
Employers Anstoer.This demand lie unjust as IL would
teslt IN excluding all young w0rkmen whose aptitudes
are not sufficiently developed TO entte them employ
ment at that rate 1t IL nhuman because II would cause
the immediate dismissal OF old workmen whose inrmi-
ties disable them for full work. The employers can
neither accept fixed high low rate, one has
ranged between the employer and his workmen accord
ing 10 competency and the law Of supply and demand
which is the great law that regulates it.
SECOND Demdnd.-lmmediate and complete abolition of
job and piecework.
Ansoer.-It is impossible to abolish this system both
or the grounds OF principle and Of right On principle,
because II If found by experience that this system forms
the nrst emancipation OF the Workman for IL furnishes
In right because cannot deprive any OF the
right To work he prefers. II the employer proposes
TOO low figure he need not accept ii. Besides, this
MODE OF labor is sure means OF improving your condi
ton and peaceably acquiring better wages.
Third Demand.-Aboltion OF extra hours or double
pay Sunday to count extra time. The day to be-
at present, ten hours.
Ansper-Foundery work has, from its very nature
cldents and eXigences entang extra hours for which
increased pay cannot be accorded. Work Sunday,
being voluntary. cannot be regarded extra time.
Fourth DemdRd.-The employers TO nominate repre-
sentatyes whose names TO be submitted and voted
upon by the workmen.
AnstoerThis preension contrary to the princi-
pies OF liberty and sense that the employ
ers must only simply refuse it.
The signatures of the employers followed and notice
when they have a sufficient number they will recon-
mence business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
THE NEW DOMINION.

MORE TROUBLE THREATENED IN MANITOBA.
TORONTO, Ont, June 3.-Fhe Globes North
West correspondent telegraphs from ST. Cloud that Re
is dissatisfied with the Manitoba BILL because 1T does not
provide for general amnesty and intends resisting.
The Red River expedition has 200 men at Fort Garry,
and 500 the prairie battle is expected the Lake
of the Woods large band Of hafbreeds has been sent
ont as scouts for the purpose Of watching the expedition
The Fenians and halbreeds said TO be bad terms
Another dispatch TO the same newspaper says, that
Riel is robbng the Winnipeg mails 10 provide himself
with funds previous 70 his departure TO the United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
PERSONALITIES BY TELEGRAPH.

. The Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees, is announced to
speak IN hAue Ind, this evening
800. DIR. jeremiah o. Jewell, and old and respected
citizen Of Lowell, MSS, died yesterday Of heart drease
Col. S. w. Richardson has been appointed u. 5.
Deputy Marshal In Boston vice Joseph b. Kees deceased
The Hon. Cornelius Holland NJ. d., of Canton,
Bgei g. He a member Of the Maine Con
Convention and hsd also epenied hs district Congress
49,. The San Francisco Chamber Of Commerce on
Thursda received Delegation Of Boan OF Trade The
stendanoe large President Francisco Chanle
Commerce delivered the address Of welcome President nee we
Boston Of responded Speeches mase by Gurus
Rev Dr. Wson Of Boston and b' hssr s"" Han
in and Stone VI Francisco
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SPAIN.

RIOT AT vALLADOLID-SEVERAL KILLED AND
woUNDED-THE THRONE QUESTION.
MADRID. Friday, June g. 1870.
riot broke out in Valladolid yesterday in
consequence of notification given by the City Govern
Of the collection Of certain unpopular taxes. The
troops called out and the disturbance was quickly
suppressed, but not without some fighting. Two citizens
were killed and eight wounded and many arrests have
been made. The city is now quiet
The preliminary discussion the form of election Of
o monarch commences to-day in the Cortes.
Tie majority Of the Cortes Committee on the Abolition
Of Slavery in favor of posponng the period of COM
plete emancipation co years.
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PRUSSIA.

PROPOSED ANNEXATION OF THE DUCHY OF LAU-
ENBURG,
BERLIN, Friday, June 8, 1870.
Arrangements have been completed for the
annexation Of the Duchy OF Lauenburg TO the Kingdom
Of Prussia. In 1854, the Duchy coded by Denmark
the sOveTeigns of Austria and Prussia. year later,
by the treaty Of Gastein the King Of Prussia became
sole sovereign Of the Duchy under the title Of the Duke
Iauenburg. The malgamaton of the territory with
Prussia Is now completed.
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THE TURF.
THE RACE FOR THE OAKS STAKE.

THE RACE FOR THE OAKS STAKE
LONDON, June 3.-To-day was the fourth day
O. the EPSON The interest conferred III the race
for the Oaks stakes sOvereigns each the owner OF
the second horse receive 800 soyeregn and the third
ia soVeregns which closed with ss subscribers Inc
netting before the race stood about follows FIVE 10
four on Mr. Joseph Dawson's Hester by IhOrnahDy OUT
OF Tomyris three to against Mr. Merrys D. sun
ebinc aud i've 10 one on Mr.. :. Rcevcss br T. Pate by
MacIOni out Of Songstress. Six horses started Inc
race was won by Gsmos by barely three lengths Inc
following IL the summary
cb Games by ssunerer out OF Bess Lyon
Pate by MacsrOni out Of Songsress ..,1
At the start the betting became even on hesteI anu
10 l against Smnhhinc.
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SWITZERLAND.
DEATH OF AN ENGLIsH DIPLOMAT.

DEATH OF AN ENGLISH DIPLOMAT.
ZURICH, Friday, June 9, 1870.
Capt. Charles Duncan Cameron, formerly
British Consul at MassOwan, Abyssnia whose mprison-
Inent by King Theodore Occaoned the late Abyssnian
war died in Geneva yesterday where he had gone for
the benefit Of bic health.
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TIIF BUCKFYT JOCKEY CLUB

CINCINNATI, June 3.--There was large at
tendance AT the Buckeye Jockey Club Course to-day to
witness the races The track little heavy; Inc
first for club purse Of 500 $3.50 to hIst morse,
500 70 second $50 TO third 3e heats for all winch
won by BlaTney Stone. Time, 5:57 6:Jgt. -
The second for the Consolation purse OF wy,
mile heats for beaten horses $3.50 to first, $40 tn second,
$40 10 third horse, which was by Battle. Time li5l
I
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASEBALL.

TCKFORD VS.. MUTUAL TIE GAME DRAWN.
Yesterdays game, between the Mutuals and
Eckfords, was characterized by poor batting and
poorer Unfolding At the close OF the ninth inning the
scores were found tie and it agreed to draw the
game and il Monday next Below the score,
showing outs, runs first base on hits, total OF bases,
hands each put out, and times assisted:
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ROME.

THE COUNCIL TO TAKE RECESS AFTER THE
DECISION OF THE AVAILABILITY QUESTION
ROME, Friday, June 8, 1870
Immediately after the PRONUNCIATION of the
Dogma Of Inalhbhy the Goth of June, the Ecumeni-
cal Council Will take a recess until the 18th Of October
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FOREST CITY VS.. MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, May 3.-The game of base-b ball
between the Forest City Club OF Rockford H. and the
MARYLAND Club Of Baltimore this afternoon, was broken
mn bv rai-stOrm the close of the third innings The
stort then stood Forest City l, Marylands none The
Forest CITY Club PLAY the Pastimcs here Tomorrow ana
will play the Marylands their return from Washing
ton Thursday next
FOREST CITY VS.. WHITE STOCKINGS.
CHICAGO June 3.-The match game of base
ban played at Dexter Park this afternoon; between
he Forest CITY Club Cleveland aud the White stock
ngs of Chicago resulted in favor of the White stock
ings--l5 tO9. The attendance was large.
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AQUATIC.

ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE.
LONDON, June 3-The NewYork yachts and
those OF the Royal Thames Yacht Club Will compete on
fine 18th for the DovertOwn Cup. The will be
from Dover England, TO BOuOgne, France, and back