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Foreign News.
ENGLAND,

LONDON, June 25.-Details of the riots at
Cork are received. Barricades erected in
the streets were obstinately defended, but
the cavalry charged and carried them, many
of the police being wounded. One soldier
had his skull fractured by stone hurled by
a rioter named Miley. The leaders Of the
riot were arrested.
The commission to revise the Bible has
held satisfactory preliminary meeting.
The Spectator, in discussing Canadian
affairs, argues for the maintenance oil colo
NAL empire.
The merchants of London insist on their
objections to the Chinese treaty.
LIVERPOOL, June 25.-The steamship City
Of BROOKLYN ran down a ship of the coast
of Ireland. The ships crew was saved.
The steamer was uninjured, and proceeded
on her way.
PARIS, June 25.-The Minister Of Agri-
culture stated in the Corps Legislatit that
the Government had satisfactory accounts
of the crops, notwithstanding the drought.
No precautions or provisions had been
neglected, however, to guard against famine.
SPAIN.
MADRID, June 25.-General Prim opposes
an amnesty to the late insurgents as sign
of Weakness in the Government.
ROME.
ROME. June 25-The Ecumenical Council
will sit Until Easter. One hundred fathers
desire to speak on infallibillty.
CUBA.
HAVANA June 25.-The cholera is de-
creasiug, and there are now no fears OF Oh
epidemic.
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horrible Acknowledgment on q
Railroad Car-Bloss Of Life and he
s,ruction OF Property.

" oHCESrER. Mass, June 23.--At 1920
,..I.,tk this morning the city was startled
J, u tremendous explosion. which shook
H.. buildings TO their foundations, and ut
IL. ~lmc time Il dense column of smoke was
san ~ rise in the air near the Boston. and
}aTN railroad junction. so unusual and
#ganE report at once drew IN immense
H,.Ug oG people 10 the spot. where 4 scene
. @rNa>'ation presented itself, such rs has
.rrr before been seen in tins city. The
.\u.nSjOn took place on board Of the last
en- 81 the freight train on the Boston and
tu4uN railroad. bound West. The train
...n ms: stopped before crossing The june
i.rn. and the explosion took place ut the
I..mrnt Of starting again. The ear was to-
}U, demolished. the trucks driven deep in
,arGgound or broken III fragments, and the
tracks. displaced and bent, hurled to great
distance from the road. The contents of
,fr ear were widely scattered.
lac cause Of the explosion was distinctly
revealed 10y the discovery OF copper wire,
>..'. - i used for exploding nitro.glycc-
..a.. The devastating effects on the sur
,.u0HC buildings were frightful. The
..3,n> on South Bridge street for a distance
.. ii quarter Of y mile We're utterly de-
-...,,d, ~ 80 badly wrecked IL TO be rem
a..,.. UntCnahlc. The windows Of Ethan
t.-u y Co.'S firearms factory. nearly 4
.-...t,l At a Inilc distant, We're all blown in,
s.sug scarcely - score ol pancs Of glass
..,'rrktu.
Wood. Light & Co.'S machine shop, the
>.-.u; y Cord clothing factory. and every
....y auiidiNg within a quarter of mile Of
.. NNloSion. suffered severely hy broken
w.. MS.
thr Worcester Academy. mile distant.
,...rrd u similar il jury.
ia the ~NcamOrc->trrCt School-houSc the
,,.>r-pjIr Is and hlackboardS We're thrown
down. and the children thrown from their
>,.t>.
Tly frightened pupils ran pcll-mcll from
:4r building.
- rI,r Is ut present known one life only
wa, lost 10y The explosion. Those who
were involved in the ruins were cNtricatcd
- speedily - possible, and Il large number
81 physicians were soon present To dress
Their wounds. Fragments of human body
we're picked up near the cnhankmcut, and
agr supposed 10 be the remains OF station
hand or of som" other person who hap
~uri to he ou the road on foot ut the time.
HE express train for Providence had Il
narrow escape. Il had just passed the
iuj-hi train. and felt the force OF the cX-
i,iu-inn sufficiently 10 break some Of the
windows OF the rear car.
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CHINESE LAEoR.--Thc advocates of the
importation Of Chinese mechanics ask tri-
umpnanIly why should not cheap labor be
introduced from Asia rs well as from
Eurupe. They say that workman III Eng
land or Belgium works for actually less than
= tEinMmIn gets in this country. and there
for. il our mechanics Go not Object TO the
u.wrtAtiuu OF those tauca>ian>, they
should keep quiet about that of the Mon-
2oi>.
The above argument is knaviSh a well
a. foolish for though Il Belgian artisan
MAY live on shilling 4 day III his own
country. vet when he comes over TO the
United states he has every desire 10 get rs
much II American mechanics. and would
not underworld them if he could. nor could
he il ne would: for ne is 4 civilized man,
ana has AL the wants OF civilization. Fl"
must therefore charge enough for his labor
L. support himself and family i'll deccncy,
and 10 procure 4 competence.
This is not the case with the AslatlcS,
who can afford 10 live on eight per cent. Of
II! American mechanics wages.
Besides, there i no possible danger OF
too great an influx of Europeans whereas
China would be but too glad to get rid OF
her Overlooking population 1T the rate OF
81. oVQ q year.
Wc are glad that the public mind Is be-
rolning aroused by the danger that threat
ems this country. Congress has the power
10 stop the immigration Of Asiatic heathenS.
All that Is necessary Is TO DO IT, or men VIII
TIE elected pledged to accomplish the viii OF
The people OF America. Norfolk Journal.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
New York stoc,x .r., ,To,,o vs.,

TIA BtOCK A7tt MONEY Market
NEW YORK, juno N,on.-stocks doI,
, ,Uney, aWs per cent Sterling Exchanse-Long
snort, llea. Gold, ILL., 5-2o,s, 500, lloa Ten
neSSee ga, ex.couponA e.; new, cs,. Virginia
w. ex-coupons eSs: new, os. Louisiana
"s' ~; new, u. Levee e's, "a; ss, s5. Alabama
os' ioi; es, rs. Georgia 0s, So; rs, ps.,
Nor.h Carolina s's, 400; new, 2e.. South Carolina
Cs, %; new, s2s.
Ecenfng.--T he bank !statement ia uurayorab,e
Money easy. Sterling dull AID fIrm, Gold st.ndv
nit0lllt. Governments dul, but stronger.
Southern Securities qufct.
Mght.-7hc bank statement Is unfayorabIc.
Loans increase, 1923, 900; specie decreases 1865,
200; circulation increases, 1921, 900; deposits de.
crease, s2,4io,o 900: and legal.tendcrs decrease
state bonds quiet. Tennessee e's, 81
new' ct. North Carolina G,s, 4yl now. 2e7.
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KErcHuM.--The large failure Of gold and
stock broker In New York on Thursday was
on account of operations for young Edward
b. ketchum, he who some two or three
years ago was convicted of frauds in con-
ncction with the failure Of the banking
house Of his fathers firm. The broker
James Boyd, it would appear. has been
carrying about S5,0o0,o00 in gold on con-
tracts said to have been made for tho &C.
count of kctchnm. He had also lines lin
all some $4,000 shares Of leading stocks.
Many settlements are said TO have been
made privately, aud his friends assert that
his actual loss will not exceed $4,000.
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,

Il BATH CUUN 7, YIhULNIA,
Will be open on the 18th JUNE. They are ac-
cessible by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
from Milboro' depot, tweuty-three miles by stages
crossing the Warm Spring mountain and passing
depot, sixteen miles, overa fine turnpike of easy
grade, in full view Of the celebrated Failing
Springs and the fine scenery on Jackson's river.
Persons leaving Richnond or Washington in
the morning can reach the Springs that night, or
remain ut Covington and arrive ut the Springs
next morning.
Pamphlets attesttng the virtue Of the waters to
be had or the proprietors, or OF Messrs. Purcell,
Ladd s. Co., Richmond, or Of the agent ut the
Springs.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE at the Springs.
Board, 81 per day; $40 per week, and S75 per
month.
M. II. HOUSTON, NJ. D., Resident Physician.
b. NJ. QUARLES, Agent
DUNLOP & MCCANcE,}
HUGH w. FRY, 7 Proprietors.
A. Y. STOKES, my 20 eodtlJyl5
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4 CONGRESSMAN on THE CHISEsE.-l say
il seriously and earnestly that there Is dan
ger ahead from the Chinese on account OF
The immense numbers 10 be had, and de-
sire 10 sound the alarm and awake our pco-
plc Il time. The influx of Chinese must
i,r stopped OF we shall become democrat
lied nat on. l have not time to give the
rcaSt rs in full here, but they are numerous
and III DE, and | hope we Shall not dis
cover them too late. ] am aware OF the
value Of cheap labor to the country, ana
the Chinaman works cheap; but virtue
and dcccncy are more valuable than cheap
labor. and we cannot afford to nave the
Chinaman among Us.
Al North Adams. Massachusetts,, seventy
tiyc.Chinalncn have just been employed LII
place of white men in shoe factory. How
many such cases will occur; and when Will
il stop. We want white population to en-
rich The country, not Mongolans to de-
grade and disgrace it.-Speech Of Hon. u
ticre!QnQ, Of Netc Jersey.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
lPEN MAY Is. 1870

OPEN MAY Is, 1870. ..'s
This fayorite and celebrated WATERING.
PLACE Is now In complete order for the recep-
t!on OF guests,
Some I'm portant Improvements have been added
to the buildings since the establishment passed
into the hands Of the present proprietor, and IL ls
his purpose to keep 1t In style not surpassed
anywhere In Virginia.
The remarkable medicinal and curative power
of the water is we'll known to the medical profes-
sion and to the springs going public. AZ an AL,
TONIC, there is no known mineral water equal
10 1t. In all anRm1c conditions or the system and
broken down states OF the constitution, loss OF
appetite, and general nervous prostration, us
powers and virtue as q restorative may be safely
pronounced to BIZ without known rival amongst
tbe mineral waters OF the world.
They are especially indicated In the whole class
of ailments peculiar to the female constitution.
The proprietor will have provided Tor the lawns
and ballroom q first class band or music an u
in general all the sources OF amusement ana re-
creation usually found at our best summer resorn
viii be ut the command Of the guests ut ROCK
BRIDGE ALUM .
Richmond, Washington. Baltimore, &C., by rail- ]
sll in daylight, Passengers leave the cars OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad st Goshen depot,
and new and elegant stage.coaches, passing ra-
pidly over q smooth and level road OF only etght
miles, set down the visitors OF the springs TO Tea.
TELEGRAPH office 10 the hotel.
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS Liquor BlLL.-Thc
Governor Of Massachusetts has signed the
bill amending the prohihitory law and tho
supplementary net. 1t will therefore he
lawful TO sell cider, ale. porter, strong beer.
and lager beer. The bin provides that cities
and towns shall each year vote whether the
sale OF strong drinks shall be made within
their respective municipalities.
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CHRISTINA NILSSON. OF the speedy COM
ing to this country of Christina Nilsson, the
accomplished and popular prima donna,
there is now no reasonable cause of doubt.
Max and Maurice strakosch are both inte-
rested in her engagement, and they have
appointed the evening of Monday the 10Th
Of next September for her debut in New
York city. During her American engage
mcnt she will sing in concert, in opera, and
III oratorio.
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Canvass in North Caroiina-Crops, etc

RALEIGH, n. c., June 25.--The canvass is
about to open in earnest. Nearly all the
congressional districts and counties have
made their nominations for the election,
which takes place in August, and the Diff
ferent candidates have taken the field.
Notwithstanding the late heavy rains, it Is
ascertained that the crop prospects are fair.
The United States circuit and State Su-
prelne Courts are still in session here.
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Statement of the Cotton Trade.

NEW YORK, June 25.-The following Is the de-
tailed cotton statement for the week ending June
q: Receipts-At Galveston, 81 bales New Or
leans, 1899 bales Mobile. LOIS bales Charleston,
l,l?s bales Savannah, 1907 bales; Norfolk, $50
New York, 1,OGi bales Providence X. T., 10 bales
City Point, Va, 60 bales Wilmington, N. c., los
bales.
Exports to Great Britain-From Galveston, 4i9
bales; New Orleans, LOO bales; Mobile, $3.50
bales Charleston, 1.2Ol bales; Savannah, 8, e.s
bales New York, ia bales. Total Is, 1923 bales.
Exports to the Continent From New Orleans,
4,0lG; Charleston, POS bales; New York, 2Os
bales. Total, ,230.
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Financial and Commercial.
araaz and Flour market.

2Ea1E and Flour Market.
CORN And FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND. VA, June Is, 1870.
OFFERINGS.
Whelt.-Red, AZ bushels.
Corn.-White, $40 bushels. Mixed 3es bushels.
Ofits.-26 bushels.
NedL-120 bushels.
SALES.
Whedt. Rod, Dc bushels very good Mt &l.3l.
CDrn--Whte, none. Mixed, 20 bushels good at
o. %.
Odts.-N0ne.
Meut.-Nonc.
RE-EyHTBITED.
Medl.- 100 bushels.
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THE NEW RIVER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
GILES COUNTY, VA.

Board per day, $3.50 per week, as; per month.
$50. Children under ten years ana servants, half
price.
This delightful SUMMER RESORT viii be open
for visitors from JULY 1ST a stage will be run re-
gularly twice week to and from the Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs, on the Virginia and Ten.
nessee railroad. hose who prefer water travel
to the stage, and have desire to view the magni-
cent scenery Of New river, can take the cars TO
Central depot on the Virginia and Tennessee rail-
road, where they will find comfortable hotel sGI
leave for the Springs twice each week.
The inYigorating atmosphere, the enchanting
scenery the delightful fare for which the place Is
noted consisting in part In FRESH FISH ASD
GAME all the season through, the line medicinal
properties OF the water teng similar TO the Green
brier Whitel, the fishing, hunting, boating.
bathing and the moderate cha &c for boar d, point
It out as one of the most desirable places In this
country for family to spend the summer
For any further Information, apply to the pro-
prietors, WILLIAM EGGLESTON,
New River White Sulphur Springs,
Giles county, Va.
JOHN TYLER,
post-offce box ga, Richmond, Va.
je1-eod2m
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS,

ID BATH COUNTY, VA.
This pleasant and attractive SUMMER Re
SORT will be open to receive visitors JUNE 1,
1870. IL Is situated ten miles from Mlllboro'
Depot, Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. and
Immediately on the best and mos direct stage
road leading from thai railroad to the Warm, Hot
and Healing Springs.
The waters are tonic, deobstruent, Alternative
and astringent, and enjoy wide reputation fer
the cure OF all cutaneous diseases, scrofula,
chronic diarrhGa, chronic thrush, dyspepsia,
nervous debility, &C., and are especially noted
as remedial agent for those ailments peculiar to
the female constitution.
The proprietor is now prepared to offer unusual
inducements TO both lnvalids and pleasure-seekers,
as he has refitled and furnished the rooms OF the
large hotels and handsome cottages In style supe-
rior IN point OF elegance and comfort to those at
any OF The Virginia Springs. ~-..
Those wishing TO secure q choice OF cottages or
rooms would do well to apply early, as arrange
ment5 are now being made for the season.
dress JOSEPH BAXTER,
Proprietor Bath Alum Springs, Va.
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CAL1r0RSIA AND HER CHISEsE.-Fire
years ago her White laborers were happy
;uli pros porous, and none We're idie VINO
wanted work. But how is 1t to-day 4!
White men cannot lind any constant elil-
pInvmrnt in that state, a. the Chinese have
driven them, little by little, from every
mon which no white laborer with family
10 support could possibly live; for the
white luborer, unlike nine-tenths Of the
Chinese, has wife and little ones TO sup
port. and he cannot live i'll filth. He re-
quires pure air and some comforts, and his
instincts teach him that hcrdng, animal
Ike, is not the way for human teings to
live; he prefers to live like Christian
rather than an fdolatrous Pagan.
The white women, too, have felt the
sc0urne, havin" been driven from the wash
tub, from the sewing-machine, from m The 4
kitchen, and from the position OF hnliy
and hotel domeSticS. And so it must be as
long as these hordes intest our country
Near York Star.
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r1F pnCKRRJDEE WATER.

mt mn in glass Containing all the medicinal qua
tIies AS when drank at It's fountain head. Is kept
for sale a. the well-known houses Of hessrs. PCR-
CELL. LApD K Co., Druggists. Richmond. Va. ;
Nj. a. & c. A. SANTOS, Druggists, Norfolk, Va. /;
and WOODRUFF J. Co., LynchbnrR, Va who wiz
furnish pau. phlets containing letters or eminent
physicians, with few certificates out Of many OF
the wonderful cures effected by these waters.
lT,O
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CHESAPEAKE AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
FrKyEY-The committee appointed by, a
meeting OF the friends of the chesapeake
and Cincinnati railroad III March last 10
solicit subscriptions for IA survey are now,
we learn, pushing their lists with some en-.
crvy.-- Cincinnati Comm erCtal.
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CWEET SPRINGS,

GWEET SPRINGS,
- MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
This delightful WATERING RESORT, favOra-
bly, known as the "Oi.D WET" and famous
for the wonderful medicinal properties Of Its VA
ters and fashionable patrons, will open for the
eeason on JUNE 18th.
Tue location, 900 feet above the sea level, with
together with two extensive baths, supplied
with mineral water from springs that rise In the
baths at a temperature OF IS degrees, renders the
..Old Sweet the most attractive resort In the
United States. Hotels, cottages, and ball room
illuminated by gas.
A suitable livery in connection with the Springs.
Telegraph communication to every part OF TIC
world Board, SO per day; S75 per month.
JOHN y. WILSON,
10 20-2m Manager.
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John Russell Young's new paper takes
The right ground in the Whittcmorc case.
We quote Il sentence or two:
MIR. " hittcmore, it is said, resigned to
escape expulsion. That being the case, he
should have been admitted, expelled, and
rcmandcd to the civil law. We can imagine
:, Republican House which would have. a
moral certainty that Mr.. Broo Ks was In
capable Of holding his sent, and Demo
cratic House that would be quite rs moral
IL opposed to Mr.. Kelly or General Logan;
And We can also sec how 'preceaent
like This could be readily applied toa House
where there was IL close majority ana
struggle for the organization.
This is the reason why we regret that
the whole question Of the relations OF the
IInuse TO its constituencies was not tho
roughly debated and referred to the JUDI,
ciary Committee. The.House has s rejected aan1
Whittemorc. Very well NO one com com
,,lnirs about that. But it has done so with
20 much clumsy and ill-considered haste
that there may be trouble i'll the future"
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The KIDNAPPING OF PAT WooDs.-A most
noble exercise of power on the part of our
iIlu-trious Congress But no doubt the
honorable creatures have heard that Pat
Woods was valuable Confederate soldier
during the war, and are glad OF the chance
Of making him feel their magnanimous VEN
pcancc. Shame !--J0hn Mitchell.
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VARIETY SPRINGS will be opened for
the reception OF visitors on the FIRST OF
JULY They lie fifteen miles west OF staunton,
dir ectly on the Chesapeake and ohio railroad, the
cars stopping at them. The mineral waters are
very fine, consisting of chal ybt ate, alum, all
healing. and sulphur. Mountain scenery grand.
Music and other amuseInents. Bathing In healing
water gratis.
TERMS: one month. $40 d; per week, Sl2; per
day. S2. Children under twelve years and ser.
vanniis half mice. 7. & II. BURRUSS,
ie IL em Projectors.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
GAIT SULPHUR AND

GAIT SULPHUR AND
- IODINE SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA,
Twenty-four miles south OF Grcenbricr White
Sulphur Springs.
This popular and beautiful sEInmor rcsort w
J il W." '
TERMS Per day. SO; per week, $3.50; and for
families and parties remaining longer than orc
month only $50 oer month will be charged. Chill
dren under twelve years Of age, half-price.
good BILLIARD SALOON aud BOWLING
ALLhY free of charge to visitors.
4 fine BAND OF MUSIC Will be In attendance.
HOT AND COLD SULPHUR BATHS.
Daily communication with the surrounding
Sprjngs. Pamphlets, with analysis of the Springs
and full particulars furnished upon application !;
and we have the pleasure of announcing DIR. j..
EDG AR CHANCELLOR University of Virginia,
resident physician. These. Springs combine all
the advantages OF healthful climate, valuable
mineral waters, excellent fare. and, last but not
least, most REASONABLE CHARGES
&. j. PEYTON q BROTHER,
Proprietors.
C. J. PEYToN,
THOMAS j. PEYToN. te2-eodln
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VNHE HOT SPRINGS,

fdE hO1 hiAS0Ss
BATH COUNTY, VA.
Professor J. L. CABELL, II. D., OF the University
of Virginia, resident physician.
This renowned WATERING-PLACE viii be
omen for the reception of visitors JUNE LIST.
These Springs offer unsurpassed attractions 70
both the invalid and the pieasure-seeker. No ex-
pense or effort will ne spared by the proprtetors 70
make it as comfortable and pleasant as possible 70
all visitors.
The numerous sources Of THERMAL WATERS
at these Springs vary in temperature from 50 ne
grees Fahrenheit to lie degrees Fahrenheit
through the intermediate degrees, and thus pre-
sent every variety OF bath for chronic diseases.
They are, moreover, found to prepare the System
for the beneficial action OF cold mineral waters,
whether saline, sulphurous, aluDtuons, or ckaly.
beate in cases for which such waters as are f0nDd
| In neignborinR valleys are mainly indicated.
| DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS, containing :
detailed account OF these Springs and reports o,
numerous cases cured or relieved, VIII be furnished
on application to the Manager, st the Springs, OF
10 S. &. TARDY s. Co., Richmond, Va.
| A TELEGRAPH OFFICE has been estsbl1shec
at the Springs, thus atording vistofs an oppor,,
tunity OF prompt comm in icatlon WIN Every past
OF the world. j.. A. McCLuNG, Manager.
TH0s. r. PRICE s CO,
! NV ,s ON Owners. Richmone. Va
L
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BoGrs SOUTHERN NEws.-The 1r3bune'S
Washington correspondent utters 4 warm
ing against bogus kilograms and letters
from the South announcing Outrages, &C.
An excuse is~to be made for the declaration
Of martial law. 4 daily dish of horrors IL
expected in the ChTon'cte from North caro-.
lima, for, said one OF the senators from that
Stall. ave intend TO use the military, and,
in Justification, we must get these state
iIlrnte disseminated through the North"
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c. J. PEYToS,
THOMAS j. PETTON. 1e 2-eOdlm

YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS ARE
i NOW OPENED for reception of visitors.
Visitors Will stop at Christiansburg depot, Virgil
MIA and Tennessee railroad, where stages will
meet and convey them to the Springs, 8! miles dis
tant. BOARD: Per day, SO; per week. $ls per
month x00 lie Is -eod3w
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH,

LONDON, June u.s. Noon. --Consols, 9.l. United
States Bonds, cit. Tailow easier At i5s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, June 25.-NoOn. Cotton 1rmcr
uplands, lO6ll0bd. Orleans, l0iDload.
I.IyEkPo Il, June 25-Euentng. Cotton closed
steady; sales, 10000 bales, including 2,GGO Tor
export and speculation.