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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-18

TELrGRApuic BosH The rumor which
has been so widely disseminated by telegraph
that the French Government had declined the
services OF Generals Lee and Beaurcgard,
turns out to have about as much truth IN IL az
telegraphic dispatches generally had during
the administration of Lincoln when Stanton
manufactured his war news ot Union victories.
The great Southern leader 10 devoting his ser
vices to n more praiseworthy purpose the
education of the Southern youth.
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MIDDLE BoIsE.-From our friend, A. NJ
Quivey, Esq, who came In from Middle Boise
few days ugo, we learn that mining opera.
tions are about suspended for the season in
that section Only two companies are now nj
work, and they have but little water aud will
be compelled to shut down in few days. Mr..
Quivey says that bears are getting quite nu-
mcrous, and little too sociable, over ON North
Boise Ono OF them yisited his camp and up
set his milk pans, and probably that mYy ac-
count for Qnivey's "fevcr an ager," as he in.
formed us that he had the shakes and was 90.
ing down 10 oregon--a dricr climate---to get
rid Of them.
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MONETARY COMMISSION. writer frulf
Paris states that the French Monetary Com
mission, which was appointed some time since
charged with the duty of defining the currency
values, has decided that gold 10 the only legal
standard tender, aud it recommends that the
new gold coin-twenty. franc piece oil
France-bc assimilated In value to the British
gold sovereign, and TO the American gold
halfeagle.
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The above sale IL postponeI 3. BILL
10Th. 1870, at IL o'clock. NJ. -
Idaho CITY. August Is. 1870
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MExICo.--Latest Mexican advices state
that Gen Negrete Is on trial before Military
Commission, also that Escobedo has been
elected Governor Of San Luis Putpsi. and that
Por6rio Diaz has continued loyal to the Juarex
government and was not CONCERNED in the
Guatemala invasion.
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FIRE on THE RAiLRoAD.--0n the 9Th Of
August, fire occurred Ave miles west Of
Truckee on the railroad. Sanford's mill was
destroyed and about one mile and half Of the
snow sheds burned. The rnils and telegraph
wires were ruiurd, entailing considerable loss
10 the company.
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sherif's Sale.
my yIRTrE OF AN ExECtIIIavsIIa

Thy VIRTUE OF An EAbe.Is~bs
IL sued ont Of the Distric, Ccurt U I :. -
county, Idaho Territory, upon luue',s in sbss
in said court, on the Ith day o. suns c..xT, B
John Broc an, John Ellis, Dennis wa. T..S EszSs
Desine, ct ais. are the plainans' s s gusasis
In the defendant, for the sum o. go ~. 4 tsu|
Ninety-nine Dollars gS59si IN goia . 80 ,syea aI
States Of America. and costs o. sur, = nrBps
nine and $500 Dollars, less the sas .hrrsn
red and Nine and 50 100 Dollars pa.a ga nIss y
tested July Ia. 1870. have seizca -. al nfe
execution all Of the right. title, c.sa ~
the defendant on the oath day OF MAJ, III y d
he NAV have acquired since thsi uI, r;-is.
n, ~ that certain piece or parcel q go go d Y
situate in Boise county, ldahV Nm Erfes1 /.
cribed az follows, to.wit: being os ss.,sh 10 y
sitnate on Wolf creek. about one-ioul@s
low the town Of Placersine, -, .ni rssr4 X
lower line Of Jimmy Hoys cisiI m.rleys ~
said creek to the upper line ~ -. rs appurss n
all AMI singular the improven'ihs sioneing "
or fixtures Of whatever nature IN thsn
claim. Public notice is hereby CIV nh
Monday, the 18th Day Of A y ,sssi y
al II O'Clock. NJ. will sen. - xsid siarsSss
house door In Idaho city. tn y. so o -
premises to the highest bidder ~ "a srrrars !.
to satisfy said execution, oos,,p sTTTENN, SaS
Nv II. r. s.Yns. Under Sherin.
Idaho city, July 81, Is7ows "a
The above sale IL postponed n BRIlnls
Goth. 1870. at II o'clock, ~: o
snA ~
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MARRIED

In Idaho City, !. T.. at the -.
iatner, by Jonas W Brown. Fac s'uence Of The a..
Miss JULIA z. HARLEY. q' GREENE W.
a.. An0 'ss old pioneer gone-nOt from :.
ever; put he has abandoned his bscbs,, ~ saa ia
and as the best evidence of sound S, sss.
the army Of benedicss. A cav sas ''ass has jhss
., at the residence of the Bride. . :.
", Me- Occasion. and after the ceremony .aa
MIR. Whites residence, where the h.. aoI0una
:. once installed as host and hostess ,,,, s'
ping OF champagne corks and we,s . y, tasN
upon the sea of welded bliss with i. ,g l'aas
gratulations and good wishes Of -. ~ lsa's d
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HORN

BUNCH, daughter. o'O' . the WIFI :.
a IN Idaho City, August 18th q : w
dAssER. daughter. 70 the Wiz :.
. On Buens Vista Bar. Aug. 15th !. ~
Il. ANGLE, daughter. A''n' to the ~.
BLAKE, son. osn' 70 the Wiz
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Notice.
Summons.

In the Distric; Court O. the FRS; Jadiral DErs
the Territory Of Idaho. In and for The cEsi
Idaho:
Thomas McGarvey. Plaintiff. rszs
. Nounan, - Nounan, - Orr as koEAE z
a. l. II.
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SUDoChIrTIUNS WILL Rp !.
~ ceived In aid Of the wounded .s,,, Dl
ana orphans in Germany, at the Nn solalsfi fs
the 81. Charles Restaurant or Nv s I'M bissar
undersigned Committee. All tbose , sls one
70 contribute to this charitable fpna nO ZEE Do
requested to do SO before the 9s.S !, Il. "
:. G. ROsRsn1s
c. J. BnksS,,rA
Idaho city. Aug. IS. 1870 T. F e.'UIss sxa4,a
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SPARKS FROM THK TKLE0RAPH.
Montreal Is flooded.

Montreal Is flooded.
The Printers employed by Nudge & Son, sion,
are on strike,
Canada apIrohends raid The cavalry has been
called out, aud volunteers are under arms.
Nova Scotia wants an American market ana re-
dueilon OF the tArln on her staples.
number OF the California county clerks who re-
fnsod to register negroes, now make no objection.
The Fenian Congress assembled In Chicago yester.
day. About one hundred delegates were present
Ono man was killed and three were injured In
story buildngr.
The bark Dirigo, nom Boston for Savau nah
sprung leak, and was compelled TO throw overheard
eighteen tons di Ice.
Labor on the Yerba Buena Park has Anally ceased
after an illegal expenditure OF over 5000 VI the funds
OF the city OF San Francisco,
In collision yesterday morning at St. townsville,
on the New fork Central sAnborn the fireman OF one
OF the trains, was killed.
Petitions were presented in the Legislative As.
SembY at Halifax yesterday praying the British Gov
ernment to release Noya Scotia IRON allegiance,
l.. Walker, q colored man, was shot decd while
coming out of his shop In BTownyile Texas yestc
day. Ono W III. watson had drawn his gun upon him.
not knowing was charged.
San Francisco capitalists have purchased tho entire
product Of the principal quicksilver mine OF California
for tho ensuing two years The monopoly 10 more pow.
eIni than the previous combination.
In the annual election for Town Cunmissi onsra
ceSe The votes of the eoiored cirei fhis was dons
local pslAA ssss sA@ss ,Aa -AsIs Of epaAAAai eosHsa
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

The House Judiciary Committee have agreed to
report the bill enforcing the Fifteenth Amendment.
Tie Ways and Means are in doubt OF their ability
to carry the Senate resolution ydng for tho colec
ton OF lhe income tax this year.
The Conference Committee on the Deficiency Ap-
propTation bills viii probably agree on tS 900 for the
boson Post once building and 900 Ooo for the New
York building.
The Senate insisted upon Its amendment to the De-
hciency Appropriation bill, and heaars horrlll OF
Maine. Sawyer and Casserly were appointed Commit
tee OF Conference,
The Investigation OF the charges against Gen.
Howard Is TO open tomorrow before the Committee on
Fdncation. Fernando Wood has engaged JuogS Jos.
r. Bradley 10 prosecute.
In the United States Supreme Court yesterday, in
the cs,e OF Dennng and Latham against the Govern,
ment n postponemont OF argument TO Monday next
was agreed upon. This case bears upon the argument
Of the Lega Tender decision
The House voted to participate with the eolored
people Of the District IN csleeIatng the Iatincalion OF
he Fifteenth ndment. in Representatives Hall
Wednesday evening Speaker Blame having appointed
rsngemants, the latter declined 70 seryei but the
moved postpone the subject ansL hS G9sie
serving on the Committee Then: on on. motion Sf Nj.
tsseIalop. aud me Select C0aaitss ~ atsehArkSa
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OUESADA IN IRVING HALL.

Cubans Addressed as soldiers who shsuld
Flight fer Indepepdenc,.
very enthusiastic and full meeting OF the
Cubans and American sympsthizers Of the Cebsn
espse was held 10 Irving Hall last nish At the call OF
Gen. Quesada, who said;
Since ny arrival IN thr city haze endesvorcd to
sddres.ihe yoS Nv words of sinccfe sfestinS "
Ny time hss been 90 0ccupied In the hhIlment OF
prosnises made 70 our brothers IN arIm that hAve
iskea sdyantsge OF the ft moment 70
dreas yoe. certain - am OF your indulfence, aud
yneed ofyopr sense Of justice. fon cAnpot for ono
moment DOUBT my love for nor arc you ignorant OF
bow cemrlcteiv have eonsee ated myself 70 my cosn
W. asss not ne Gun o. SS siSSSpsIs % werd. rog sr,
more schooling than What the world gives, and with
mIfortvns a. my sole tutor, ..
Hove eysrypcdy born in cuba. How cvsrybody Who
serves Cuba love everybody who Loves Cuos. Ny
duty 70 cooperate BY every means In mr. power with
every method TO Anslom that nell Of ssvery to para
ise of hcrty to light or your Rhts er for tbsm to
Soon. vsry soon. ] nsa return 70 h' eounsr{
shall not return alone. shsn ~ In my com.
pany every man may 90 who chooses 70 shelter himself
Under the banner of our heroic inderendenec. They
shall arrive promise you They shan hyht and tell
me what can BE happier lot. II thcy survive. Dee
men II they fall. immortal.
The General was followed BY bis Chief OF Stan,
Col Varohs, who. In eloquent words, addressed his
audienee as soldiers Of Cuba saying tat they had
no country yet they must oil be soldiers and obtain
their inde endsnce TO be then considered citizens of
the Republic
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trrom . Photograph By Rockwood.) j
PERRY,s THIRD TRIAL.
The Murder OF Might waichmnn Haves-Mr.
spencer REQUIRED 60 Relinquish his Place
In he If In Trtal


The Murder OF Might watchmnn Huvcs-Mr.
spencer Reauircd to Bclinauish his Place
ts the Mcfarland Trial.
In the Kings county Court OF Oyer and Ter
miner yesterday morning, the District Attorney
moved on the caso Of Edwin Perry, the alleged mur.
derer OF Thomas Hayes, the night Waterman at Har.
beeks stores, Furman street, Brooklyn Perry has
already been twice tried, and the jury on eac trial
were unable to agree. The prisoner has since been
confined In the RAYMOND street jail.
Mr.. John H. Bergen, OF counsel for the dc encc
yesterday asked for q postponement Of the trial In
consequence OF the absence OF Mr. Chas. g. Spencer,
the senior COUNSEL who is associated with Messrs.
Graham and Gerry In the Mcfarland case. Mr..
BERGEN produced letter from Recorder Hsckett,
and an rfhdavit nom Mr.. Spencer himself In sup
port Of the application, bu, District Attorney Morris
informed the Court that Mr.. Spencer had agreed
positively TO be ready TO proceed with the trial yes
terdny.
The presiding Justice, Joseph r. Barnard, ID ere
that the tlisi should pSoesed His prompt l rulisa
astonished the numerous friends Of the prisoner IN
the Court, who thought that further postyon emept
Would be allHwea low IN order % to seizure MT spsneers
gun shortly after II o'clock, and Il was nearly
O'Clock before the twelve Jurors were secured.
a., MT Spencer sppeafed In the court room q about
Court made desperate effort 10 secure q postpone
meut Of the thai until Monday next but Judge
Barnard was erm, and said tha, Tor the reasons
p9stponement: His honor held that the interests
o. Mcfarland could not suffer In the hands OF
.,:sS a.ss.' . Graham 81 and Gsr Ts: M Spencer in
snec with all the hcts IN tbst ease his presence In
the General Sessions was almost Indispensable.
The Court adloaraed untii this morning At 10
O'Clock, when Distric, Attorney Morris Will open
the case for the people.
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MRS. Observation-Disclosures.
From q Photograph By Rootwoot
TINE aOBRORs or BMIGRATION.
Coining Money Out OF the SINE rings Of tho
Poor-shocking Mnitreutmeuf Of the Pas
seraers In an Over On q ed En.iGrnn Ship.


Coining Money Out OF the snfrer erinas Of tho
Poor-shockinG Maitrcutmeut OF the Pas
sergers In an Overloa ded EnsiGrant Ship.
The steamship Nevada, Of the Williams 4
ouion line, arrived last evening at Crstle Garden
from Liverpool and Queenstown. and discharged
Liza steerage passenger, mostly OF English and
Irish nationality. There was q general complaint
OF improper and:nsuficient food In the nrst place.
the ticket which they purch&se says Its face that
II Is to be retained until they arrive at tho point or
debarkation. II moreover gives the bill Of fare
allowed to each passenger for the day, and among
other things mentioned are one pound Of bread and
three quarts Of waters bu, th, ticket was taken up
soun sfer leaving Queenstown, thus depriving them
Of the means OF reference demanding their rights
The following is the bill Of fare which was doied
ou, to them during the voyage:
For breakfst-Four ounces OF bread and one tin cup
Of coss four times during the voyage they had but
s rs, & SR9sr-Rss E soup .,insnS fresh meat or
All of this was in.uficient and badly cooked.
That was the burden OF their complaint During
the voyage. the thirst caused by eating salt meat
for they could not eat the so-calied fresh meat
could not be aiayed By tho small quantity Of water
furnished. sad rush was made for the pump, which
was ioreisly sesee and ". passengers helped shsm'
the esp.is .sd eompisissa Of their erssi treatment
s' 5S bad Ss s. S for ID, snIs, ,s but
satisfaction eonld be obtained from him.
The immisrants speak in kind terms Of tho steer
tie Arst voyafs In this steamer Of the chief ste yard
and be exhibited nendish ambition TO curry favor
with his employers BY Eestias up this system Of
gers did complain some oi the men said they would
rather 80 20 prison and eat prison isre than ship In
the Nevada again.
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sHE HUGE POLITICAL JOKE.
,<hR1HAM o,HALL FILLING TEE Of
FICBs WITH DUMMIES.

rIe AppoIntment Of Cemmfssionevs VIE
caunes or will set Fiji the Piaces-yst
all tho Appstptees Tskips the Oath es
thsugh thsy Intsnaed to serve - The
bsusbsbis Psitcs Beard MIDDLE.
Al 10 O'Clock yesterday morning the Right
Hcp. Abraham oHan entered the marble pslsos on
SuIberry street, a,d hastened W the ON % Of the
Police Commissioners. Hel Immediately summoned
the Commissioners to the Presdents room, and
shereupon Messrs. Bosworth, Brennan, Mauierre,
and Smith entered the presence, and the doors were
closed to all but the Commissioners and their Chief
Cork. The following account Of the proceedings
sas subsequently gathered by the eUS reporter;
The Lord Mayor, having received Bible from the
hands OF Berismin Fr ankln Msnierre, Of the Young
Mons Christian Association, requested each Of the
newiy-appointed Commissioners 20 put their hsnds
on the Book and take the ooth Of once. The oath
Aaving been taken, the Commissioners agreed among
themselves instead Of drawing lots 10 out the
one1pired terms OF the old Bonrd, not however de-
duetins from Judge Bosworthp time the month or
90 which he had already served that the terms Of
pnice Of the new Board will be as follows: Judge
Bosworth, years Henry Smith, 7 years; Matthew
T. Brennan, Q years. and Benjamin Franklin Ma
nierre, 8 years. These preliminaries having been
settled, the Mayor gave each Commissioner 4 certi-
hcste OF appointment handsomely printed and en-
crossed, which each Immediately placed in = richly
git frame, hanging the same up in his private Of
Zee. His Lordship tho Mayor then bowed and re-
tired The following is . copy,
rHE csRrIFIcArR or APPOINTMENT.
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TWEED, YaKAR q co. IsELIGIDLE.
TIE NEW VIDOCQ.


supcrintrg dent JoLn Jourdsn-A Sketch OF
the brilliant Career Of Smart Detec-
tive-A last Reoeg nitisn OF his Services.
John Jourdan, who has long been rHE SUs's
and the peoples candidate for the Police supsrin-
tendency and sho received this ltting tribute from
the Police Commissioners yesterday, was born at
li2 Mulberry street. in tots city, the 9Th OF Janu
ary. 1881. His parents were Irish Americans. His
father was q man OF wealth, bat John, from tile are
OF tea years. with ambitious desire to got along
through hts own exertions, obtained employment un.
known to his father In the Irttnne once compost
tor, and subsequently was for many years engaged
on The SUs, quitting the Sun onice TO join the
Police force taking & place as pstroinsn on the
and from that time TO the present John Scvrasr 4As
been a terror to tho thieves. He was In the Sixth
sioner NJ. Il. brennan, and was detailed as Court
offcer for many years nc tie Tombs Police Court.
Here an opportunity for his sagaei,y and keen,
acute scent OF discovery presented itself, aud he
made many important arrests which bafied 9th or
members OF the police force. Owing to his intre
pidity and indOmiuble perseverance he was sp-
poiuted Sergeant OF the Sixth Ward.
On the promotion OF Capt. Joseph Bowling to a
Police Justiceship the Police Commissioners unsni
mously appointed Sergeant Jourdan to DO Police Cap
tain oi what termed the Bloody Sixth, How he
discharged the duties of that position the records OF
our courts and criminals confined In the State
prisons through this country and Canada will show
Capt. Jourdan has become known abroad, as well as
at home, as the greatest detective eelpsing Fouebe
When Capt Jourdsn hrst took poss ession Of the
Sixth Il was the worst ward in New York city, with
OUT any exception. but by pure and thorough dsci-
Ine he has made It quiet and safe place OF abode.
Ills subordinate officials respect him for while lie
scrupulously exacts from them faithful and unre-
mitting discharge OF their duty, he is never over
bearing or trannOur,
30 great is John Jourdan's reputation as detec.
tive that foreign States have invariably employed
him in preference to the entire detective force OF
this city and be has during the past i've years ar
rested greater number OF notorious criminals and
obtained restitution Of greater amount Of property
Il an all the Police Headquarters detectives coui-
Ia..A
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Grant rs a Dendhend.

40 me h<aHOT " INC Gun
SIR In your article copied from the Pough-
keepsie NesSs perceive tie editors are not aware
that President Grant has long had peneAdnt for
deLdheading, as the following incident will shows
just before the Inauguration OF Mr.. Grant, having
occasion to pass over the New Jersey Railroad, I
WAS witness TO scene which for sublime cheek
rather excesdel anything had previously known.
Conductor p, In passing through tile cars, came
to the President elect and demanded his ticket.
Having neither ticket or pass and refusing TO pay
lbs fare, p threatened to eject him nom tho
train Mr.. Grant however, maintained that he was
eated TO free passage over any road 10 the United
States that the conductor had no right to demand
fare Of him. and stated should be the last and only
time, as he would report the case and have p
Whether p gained his point or not am un'
able 10 say, had 10 leave tho cars At that inter.
entips juncture. Mr.. Grant, however, Wa 40 good
ss Ms word aid report P, but so far from having
blm discharged P still continues cne OF Tue %oss
aoubt much 70 the diAxuH o. Mr.; Gr,pt who WAS
ii. AOAOred 'aa.Sssss. Ssss "a AL fsa''a'S ER{TAs
20 BsxKsAs sTRxsy. Nss rasx- ARrh IL
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JOITIN0s ABOUT TOWN.
maria arrived last night.

M
60 ,' -. 80 'e
oorosis uosigns W os'aoIsu an Acahemy OF Hearts.
New nye-cent notes are to be issusd frou thn
Iroasury DeDartmept fof general eirenleiion todav
60, -, ~ - d, n .... =, a. " -'
s,ed Sa.,s,nss ~ scsid. vng s. n
water "'' " ''"''' "''"s ''"'' INV 'u' VI "o'
Or. Alvah BlasdeIl, whs was brought rom Sing
Sing as witness In the faeron trial. has been sent
"MA " p'son'
Prince OF orange Lodge mas elected +. mcKendry,
W Mi W. White, D. Nj ", y, stevens, Seci W. Notice.
treasurer samuel smith. r. L,
John Ward OF l5t West Eighteenth street died
yestar.y having heen Injured by lhe fa OF An elsvs.
tor In Jackson's CRATE manuactory.
Edward Mahor aged 40 WAS found unconscIoRs
nm Tie stairs of No Doyer street lie was hornc In
tle FRANKLIN street staiion but died on the way W
,-, :, -. 49,. -. 49,. -. a, -. 49,.
society o, % %worhihs men are ABOUT 70 establish
eooperaye hote and restaurant az the lowest possino
pio.s win grocery OaAery' ana putchery attached
Fsmiiies Sl limited IN means VINO desire 70 emlgrsls
WIN trlt ehilnIeh 70 the west may nnd assistance ~
hppBihs W 'no NhhuTohs Aiu ooeety ~ East fourth
'|es', A.,
my engine NoS mr. Rli, was knocked on by ihe Gle.
instantly Il led
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Personal INrELLIG ENCE.

Great "a Gambrinus and Genet Is bis prophet
Father Doane. OF Newark, sails for Rome to NOR.
row.
Mr.. George W. Rhiott, OF the Mohdtpk TdRsy
Sinclair House.
Now that Peter B. Sweeny Is at the head Of the
Department of Parks, Let what new grounds he
win take! How about his Fieldsp
Mayor O'Hall has conferred upon Mr.. Hngh Smith.
exDeputy CITY Chamberlain, lie degree OF D. ID which
OF Docks,
r. p; H. Abel, ex;Foreman OF IS Engine, k spoken
OF as the tucccssful candidate fOr the Chief Ccrkshin
under the Flro Commissioners. He WAS many years
Clerk TO the old Volunteer Fire Commissioners,
Senators Sherman and Sprague arrived In Rich
mon yesterday on their 10 Horfolk They stopped
AZ the Spottswood Hotel where they were called on by
Gov. WAker, Lieut. Goy, MaIgc, Con Candy, aud other
prominent members Of the Lesislalnre.
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FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLES.

The defeat OF the Irish bin is predicted.
Lopez has surprised his pursuers by winning q
victory
discharged by the Cork court.
The trial OF the Duke Of Montoensier, for killing
Prince Henry. opens to-day IN Madrid.
Mr.. Gladstone has recsivod n letter, signed by
40 members OF the House " Common, urging the
adoption OF the ballot
The fnvorite In the betting for the Derby md Two
Thousand Guineas races Ia Lord FAjmouths Ringcraf
Mac.regor. Sunshine, Sunlight Camel and AAIolf are
strongly backed TO win.
At the Vinoennes Races on Sunday Fine Cham
payne the Poygon stnxe, Persana took tho prize
OF Parie Mon Annie the prize of Joinvle. aud Jenny
the prize OF Donesnil.
The Spanish Government have sent instructions
TO Havana 20 release the steamer LLOYD Aspinwa i'm.
mediatey ana TO settle all questions relating to her
seizure 10 the Inost friendly manner.