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STABBIMG AffnAYS.

Late last evening two sailors named John C0oney
and Charles Corcoday, boarding at IL Hamilton
street, became engaged In alteration in the
house No. Hamilton street. in the course OF which
C0rc0day stabbed Cooney IN the breast inuring
him severely. The injured man was sent TO the
hospital and the assailant escaped.
Michael Begles OF Seventy-seventh street, near
Fourth avenue, was stabbed In the hand by some
known person while engaged In q fight In lager
beer salooon In Third avenue, near Seveaty-sixth
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RED RIVER.

Indian Excitement Subsiding-Peace ProcIa-
nation by Governor RieIl.
CHICAGO, May o. 1870.
Adytces from Red River to April 10 state that the
Indian excitement had subsidized, the sioux and
Chippewas having promised to remain quiet. Riell
had issued another proclamation, declaring that
peace was an established fact that business re-
vivtng. and inviting all the inhabitants to uphold
his government.
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Rewnre or Lead Poisou.

Beware Of Lead POls0ns
In the form Of liquid for the complexion mineral
shorten There is but one wav
OF removing impury from the complexion and that
moving II from the blood This dcsdeatum achieved By
taking sTAFFORD's IRON AND sULPHuR POWDERS,
element of which iufuses life the torpid circu
Ation, while the other separates from the blood the
ous principle which external erupons and dscolo
ratons and sends them TO the surface with he pespson
whence they elected through the seveks structure Of
the epiderms
Sold by druggists. One package, twelve powders, 81;
three package 81 So Mailed Money risk.
HALL RUCkEL, 2l6 Green wch street, New York.
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UTAH.

Fortieth Semi-Annual Mormon Conference
General sheridan mt Salt Lake City.
SALT. LAKE CITY, May o. 1870.
The ortieth semi annual conference of the Mormon
Church ended yesterday. 1t estimated that 900
of the saints attended.
General Sheridan arrived here last night on his
hta uav IN Montana
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Tho Attitude Towards Cuba.

LONDON. May 0, 1870.
In the House Of Commons to-day Mr. Otway, Un-
DER Foreign Secretary. in reply to question OF Mr.
Gilpin said the Spanish government was fully able
to subdue the insurrecton in Cuba. The insurgents
held no important place. The interference OF her
Majesty's government, Which had been suggested,
would be inopp0rtune. He promised that the gov
ernment woald not fail to seize any occasion to
mitigate the horrors of civil war In that island and
It would be highly desirable have the cooperation
Of the government OF the United otates II
The House In committee resumed the c0nsdera-
ton OF the Irish Land bill The discussion had to do
mainly with technical and legal points, and was OF
little interest. at
The Marquis OF harrington examined and refuted
the objections to secret voting, and explained the
governments plan, which is as foll0ws:-The Re-
turning Oficer shall supply ticket corresponding In
number with counterfoils to the voter. The latter
to secretly write his number and the name
OF his candidate and deposit the same In
the ballot box. These ballots, at the ter.
mination OF the polling, the oficer shall
open and count IN the presence Of the candidates,
then seal the tickets and counerfos separately and
return them to the Clerk OF the Crown. Other strin
gent provisions are also made against bribery.
Mr.. Fawcett rebuked the government for Its tar
diness in bringing In the bill.
Mr.. Gladstone replied, and the bill then had its
first reading.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Trouble Among Railroad Corporatious-A Big
-lass ellf Fee for Ben Butler.

...a CONCORD, May Q, 1870.
IL has leaked out that the Concord railroad ring
have offered General b. F. Butler a fee OF $1,000
retainer to attend the annual meeting OF the corpo-
ration and aid them In breaking up the contract
made by the present directors with the Northern
road 1t is understood that General Butler has not
ration.
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Rumers on ,Chauge.

LONDON, May 9, 1870.
The London Times this morning understands that
the warning to the German capitalists against
American bonds came from the North German Con-
sui at New York. "The North Pacific Railway and
Honduras bonds" the London Times says, 'were
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ROME.

The InfaIlibility Oppositionists.
ROME, May 9, 1870.
The opponents of the dogma Of inallibtlity will
hold o conference to-day, preparatory TO opening
the debate ON that subject in the Council on Tuesday.
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Parliamentary Progress.

rsl,t.. LONDON, May Q. 1870.
In the House OF Lords tonight Earl Granville said
no further news had been received from Canada
concerning the Req River affair.
The Naturalization bill was taken up. The amend
ments Of the Commons were concurred tn ana the
bill was passed.
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RUSSIA.
Charge Of Murder.

Charge Of Murder.
ST. PETERSBURG, May Q, 1870
One Chisckow, laborer, has been arrested,
charged with the murder of the Prince d'Arenburg.
This man was once employed by the Prince. 1t Is
said the proofs against HIM are conclusive.
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Lost Art Revived.-It In Said shat the
Roman ladies embrowned their faded hair with
fluid the Of snch composition was u
any chemists until PHALON discoyeren and pro-
duced his vITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR
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Appeal to the Insurgents.

HAVANA, May 0. 1870.
Some OF the principal ladies in Puerto Principe
have signed their names to an address calling on
their relatives In the insurgent ranks to return and
enjoy liberty under the Spanish government.
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CUBA.
Why General Goicourla Was Exeouted-
Moro Butchcrics by the spaniards-C
observation-disclosures In the Spanish
Forces.
HAvANA, May 7,
Via KEY WEST, MAY 3. 1870.

observation-disclosures In the Spanish
Forces.
HAVANA May7,
Via KEY WEST May 8, 1870.
General Goicouria was tried by court martial last
evening and was garroted this morning TO satisfy
the volunteers and open the way for the return Of
De Rodas. The Captain General Is much annoyed
at his failure to extinguish the nsurrectIon in the
Camaguey district. The Spaniards have butchered
families at Puerto Principe In revenge for the es-
cape Of their Cuban relatives to reoin the patriots In
the neld. The patriot forces command the entire
Cinco villas district and occupy the eastern portion
OF the Santi Espiritu jurisdiction. The Spaniards
have been routed In every direction and are now
closed In at Manzanillo. Trinidad Cienfue.
gos, Aoren and Santiago de Cuba. The
work Of devastation has been fairly inaugu-
rated In the districts OF Colon and Sagua.
The Spanish authorities are unable to prevent the
disorganzation OF their adherents, though they are
making every effort to rally their forces and give an
appearance Of harmony TO the situation. with the
financial employees the cry OF "Sauve qui peut, Is
general, and they seize everything within their
reach. The city OF Havana Is tranquil.
Another View OF the sItuation-Reported Sur
render Of Cubans.
HAVANA, May o. 1870
Ofncial dispatches from Puerto Principe represent
that the insurgent army has disappeared from the
Camaguey district. GonzaIo varona, chief Of stan
OF the rebel General Agramonte, ana Paymaster
Morales have been captured and executed. party
Of sixteen armed Insurgents to Puerto Principe
and surrendered.
The gunb0ats at Guajaba Key have discovered
and destroyed another rebel craft. No one was on
board. a
The United States steamer Tuscarora has arrived
here to convoy the Dictator to Key West. atsi
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ENGLAND.

Opinion Of the French Vote.
tlf "a na LONDON, May '. 1870.
The result OF the Dleotscaum is accepted by the
press here az q foregone conclusion from the i'm.
perial arrangements previously made. 4
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WALES.

The Iron Trade Interests.
LONDON. May 0. 1870.
The anticipated reduction OF the duties on iron by
the United States great activity In the iron
regions OF Waes H
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A.-For Restoring the Original Color OF the
HAIR, DISPENSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANSING THK
SCALP, REsTORER AMERICA is WITHOUT AN EQUAL,
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The Gladstone Cabinet.

LONDON, May ., 1870.
The London Ne,cs to-day authoritatively contra
diets the rumors OF John Bright's contemplated re-
signation from the Cabinet. af,
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IistOrlcal.-" Imperial Cesar Dead aud
turned 70 clay should have lived the time when
he might have had sdd,,ons reason for declining The
crown In the beauty OF kEOxS Spring style OF gensmenr
hais-the plus ultra Of headgear Buy your hats At
kNOx'S, No 2l2 Broadway, and you VIII be drowned"
more becomingly than Cesar was
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Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry Selling
reduced prtces also taken In exchange and bought
Sssn GEO G. ALLEN, 5ls Broadway, under st. Nicholas
broadway. f-~~'" -
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Colonel Samuel s. Smoot. OF Washington; Colonel
J. N. Abbey, OF New York; General e. @. Davis, Of
Washington; General J. Z. Etckison, Of Virginia:
Judge s. p Pierce OF Syracuse; Judge X. Coohrane.
OF White Plains and Jonn f. M. Burroughs OF Phila-
dephta, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Genenal w. Williams. or Connecticut. and q.
Wheaton, OF the United States Army at the Astor
House.
Colonel f. B. Loomis, OF New London; Thomas
Dickson, OF Scranton, and DR.. John s. Dickson, VI
Pittsburg, are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Captain T. W. Dearborn. OF Glasgow. and Colonel
A. Barnes, OF Chicago. are at the Irving House.
Captain Kennedy, Of the steamer City OF Brussels;
S. T. ShacKford, OF New York; Sidney Bartlett, Jr.,
and Josiah Caldwell. OF Boston, are at the New York
Hotel
A. J. Bryer OF Dayton. Ohio; H. W. Sibley. OF
the st. Denis Hotel.
Rev. W. r. Elger. Of Boston; Congressman ID.
MCCARTHY, OF New York; p. Gardner, OF Washington.
and Judge Nelson, Of Poughkeepse, ut the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
w. T. Lowber, OF Philadelphia, and Edward Cos
zens, Of West Point, are ut the Alpemarle Hotel.
Count e. Sauvraru, Of Switzerland; w. 8. Duke,
Of Riverdale; James Carlyle OF London, and
Thomas Murdock, OF New Orleans, are at the Cole
man House.
Adolph Sutro, OF San Francisco, and II. L. Clapp.
of Boston, are at the Grand Hotel.
Prominent Departures.
Senator Dolls for Boston; Oakes Amcs. for Wash.
tngtou: Bortes d'Auzas of the Russian Legation for
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In the
world The only perfect dye hsrmess reliable nstants
Facto ry Is Bond street.
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Cabinet Reconstruction.

Cabinet Reconstruction.
PARIS, May Q, 1870
A Council Of Ministers was held to-day, at which
the Emperor presided. 1t is reported as the result
Of the Councils deliberations that the Ministers
will tender their designations tomorrow, and M.
olivier will be charged by the Emperor with the
formation Of a new Cabinet.
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Tho Election Laws.

LONDON, May Q, 1870
In the House OF Commons to-day, the Marquis Of
Harrington moved for leave to introduce q bill
amending the laws relative to parliamentary eleo-
tiOns.
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Diabetes. Diabetes.
CONSTITUTION WATER ID 4 certain cure for a. Deno
46 Cliff street. - -~f'
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ristocratic Unior

IONDON, IoIO
The London Post to-day announces the betrothal
of Lord Derby aud the Marchioness OF Salisbury.
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Crisfndoro's Unrivalicd Hair Dye.-Soid
and applied at bis wig and scalp factory No. Asnr House
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Marriage Union with America.
PARIS, May 9-3P.M.
The newspapers of this city to-day announce the
marriage at Pau Of Gustave Laftte to Kate Wander
bilt Barker, granddaughter OF Commodore Wander
bilt, OF New York city.
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English COntinRs-New Styles Just Received
BY MCKINLEY, Merchant Tailor 6sS broadway.
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FELRGRAPHIC NEWS
r r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD


The French Plebiscitum V0te---
Voice Of the People, the
av Army and the Navy.
YES" 100000" NO." 100000.
FRANCE GENERALLY QUIET.
Barricades in One Quarter Of Paris
ct Midnight and Reported
Charge Of Troops.
ENGLISH OPINION OF The FRENCH VOTE.
The International Yacht Race BE-
tween the Sappho and Cambria.
FRANCE.
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The Plebiscitum Vote.
" PARIS, May Q, 1870.
The following is the result Of the voting as far as
received up to dve O'Clock this morning.
q, 0o56 666
NO 706, 1856
The Returns ssComing In.v
PARIS. May s-Noon.
Full returns have not yet been received, but
enough Is known to make certain that the govern
ment has been sustained by an immense majority.
Up to this hour the figures stand as follows:-
Yes (about) 6,400,OOO
Estimated Total.
PARIS, May 9-Noon.
The general result Of the pseoiscite vote is esti
mated as follows -
...o50O,0OO
No..... ......1,SD0,0 900
Late Returns.
PARIS May 90 O'Clock p. NJ.
The returns received to this hour foot up:-
Yes. 126, ,288
No. 84
The vote Of the army, SO far as KNOWN stands
86,69S
1t d estimated that without counting the votes Of
the a,rondtssements, the army, the navy and Al
gera, the government will have majority OF over
100000.
The Army Vote.
PARIS, May 9-1P.M.
The morning journals have editorial articles on
the result of the voting yesterday and comment
particularly on the vote Of the army.
The vote Of the Seventh battalion Of Chasseurs
was about evenly divided.
At the Barracks Eugene the result showed 1852
'yes." and 1,l2l ''no"
Twenty of the Cent Gard evoted ssno."
Only Is OF the Garde de Paris voted .no.n
III reported that two OF the regiments at Vim
cennes refused to vote at oil.
It is computed that the soldiers in Paris voted
about as follows:-
Yes ........................ $4,000
No.. b,OOO
The vote Of the troops serving in Algeria has not
yet been received.
What the Navy Said.
. PARIS, Maye-1P. N.
The vote cast by the navy Is all in except that Of
two ports.
The result shows Is, ,45s yeas and 297o nays
The vote Of the sailors serving on the Algerian
coast has not yet been received.
Order mt the Polls.
PARIS, May O. 1870.
The opinion rationale notes the extreme quiet
even solemnIty of the voting yesterday throughout
the empire.
Paris Quiet.
PARIS, May 9-Noon.
The city is still tranquils
PARIS, May % Pm.
Paris remains quiet.
Imperial Thanks to the Omcials.
PARIS, May Q, 1870.
The Emperor has compimented the Prerect Of
Police for his success in maintaining public order.
Executive Vigilance.
PARIS, May Q, 1870.
Victor Hugo has been cited to appear before the
tribunal for an article in the Rappel exciting hatred
ana contempt for the government.
Excitement.
PARIS. May 9-8P.M.
The excitement has been intense all day, but there
has been no disturbance whatever.
The military precautions are continued.
LATER AND IMPORTANT.
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A.-SS,HOO Rent-No More.-Rusht0nss
Drug from Asor House after 33 years.
II Barclay Prices onethird below Broadway prices
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.
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MisslsQuci Spring Wntcr Cures BriRht's Disr
Of Kidneys. Scrofula and all impurtes OF tho
blood. Sec pamphlet
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To Let-The Elegant basement 219 BROAD.
way Of Fulton street, 'vo wide entrances Apply 10
KNOX.
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VI aa4tIt 94f1ltr
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The Returns "Coming In"

The Returns "Coming In"
PARIS, May 9-Noon.
Full returns have not yet been received. but
enough Is known to make certain that the govern
ment has been sustained by an immense majority.
Up to this hour the figures stand as follows:-
Yes (about 6,4O0OO0
No (about)... ....................... 1,3400o0
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Prominent Departures.

Prominent Departures.
Senator Dolls, for Boston; Oakes Ames, for Wash
lngton Bories d'Auzas OF the Russian legation for
Washington; Colonel X. w. Smith, for Mobile; Gov
ernor g. b. Baldwin, for Michigan, and General
Spauding, for Minnesota.
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FRANCE GENERALLY QUIET.
Barricades in One Quarter Of Paris
ct Midnight and Reported
Charge Of Troops.
ENGLISH OPINION OF THE FRENCH VOTE.
The International Yacht Race Be-
tween the Sappho and Cambria.
FRANCE.
The Plebiscitum Vote.

The Plcbiscitum Vote.
PARIS, May Q, 1870.
The following is the result Of the voting as far as
received up to nve O'Clock this morning.
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LATER AND IMPORTANT.

Barricades In Paris-Reported Fire Of the
Troops. e
m -5t PARIS, May 9-Midnight.
This evening parricades were thrown up In the
Faubourg du Temple.
They were quickly carried by the troops, who, it
Is reported, fired on their defenders.
No Sympathy.
PARIS, May 9-Midnight.
The other quarters Of Paris remain tranquil.
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living pictures ana groupings also formed an at
tractfve feature In the evenings entertainment.
The audience was large and enthusiastic
CENTRAL PARK qARDEN.-The reopening Of this
popular and fashionable place OF amusement last
evening was brilliant success. A select and appre-
ciative assembage-as many, indeed, as could be
comfortably seated within its spacious music hall
here passed evening of most exquisite enjoyment
listening to the well chosen and superbly per.
orm ed music Of the admirably organized orchestra
under that unrivalled maestro Theodore Thomas.
The programme-which was divided into three
parts-presened most pleasing variety OF
the most refined and beautiful music. such was
the delight OF the audience that at the end OF nearly
every piece they were clamorous for encore. AS
regards the musical entertainment, 1t was only u
magnificent fuhmcnt OF the splendid promises OF
the past charming continuation or the most enjoy
able musical treats OF last season, which attracted
SO many thousands OF people here and made this the
most popular and pleasant place OF summer resort
in the city, and which is also certain to keep up the
same enlivening and exhilarating interest through
the coming season. They have been far ahead OF
US In Europe In the ample facilities Tor musical
gardens OF the Kursaas and Dresden are known
the world over Characteristic OF our true Amer
boldly taking the lead There is nowhere more
spacious, sumptuous and gorgeousy appointed mu
sical garden than the Central Park Garden. as re-
vvifed and refurnished under the tasteful direction
OF It's new managers, Messrs. John Koch Brothers.
SO thorough and extensive have been The alterations
that the hubt1es OF last season would hardly recop
nze the place. In the first place, the entrance has
been wholly changed, being now by spacious and
richly decorated corridor, that the audience will
not be disturbed by people coming and going away.
There has been an entire remodeng OF the interior
and the walls and ceilings have been frescoed in the
most exquisite style OF modern art. Most admirable
taste has been shown In laying OUT the garden. The
dark alc0ves have been removed, broad promena ie
encircles II paved with material which VIII not SOU
the dresses OF pomenaders; every part open to
ar and eye, and all Is gay with myriad lights and
fragrant flowers and the music OF falling waters
mingng With tue deeper and richer melodies VI the
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Estimated Total.

PARIS, May 9-N00n.
The general result Of the ple6iscite vote is esti
mated as follows -
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1es.............. ..o5oo,0OO
......1, 500 900
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preparation To sustain the Nick,
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scrofulons poison h one or the most destruc-
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