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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.
- The son of Ismael Pasha is daily expected
In London
- The harvest is expected to begin through
out France in about ten days.
. Some rain has fallen in the interior cOun-
ties of England within day or two.
.. Baron Won Beust, the Austrian Prime Min.
lister, is slowly recovering his health
Lord Mayo was recently thrown from his
horse near Kalka, India, and severely bruised.
So. The betting in London on the race for the
Ascot Cup stands at about 100 to 10 on Dolphin.
IAN American built bark laden with tim.
ber OFF the Irish coast abandoned on the 9Th VI
June.
The Viscount de Ia Gueronniere has been
appointed ambassador of France Turkey vice Bouree
made Senator.
The ship Warden Law, Capt. Wilkinson,
from Sunderland April &C. for York, abandoned
at sea on the 3lst Of May.
49,. The London Rowing Club decline the
challenge Of the Hudson Rowing Association OF this city,
because a trustworthy crew Is not forthcoming.
- The Prince of Wales has declined to offer
cup the chief prize for yacht race unless an AmeI
yacht will also compete. Mr.. Douglass declines 10
the sappho, and Mr. Bennett is absent from London
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TILE CINCINNATI sAENGERFEsT.

CINCINNATI, June 14-Active preparations are
being made for the great saengerest which begins to-
morrow The city is already in proper attire, American
and German flags noatingn all directions In the German
part the houses profusey decorated with evergeens
and national coors Representatives. OF Societies from
New-York Philadelphia, Chicago ST. Louis and Mem
phis arrived during the day, and the city Is fast hlng
p Societies from various places In ONO are expected
here tonight tomorrow morning. The grand process
sion moves tomorrow at O'clock and reception concert
takes place I'm the evening The welcome address will he
delivered by Gov. Hayes, who il already here At the
sale of reserved seats this afternoon 1000 Sold
Many persons compelled ~ stand for hours await
ing their turn
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PERSONALITIES BY TELEGRAPH.

James ii. Cutler, Harbor Commissioner of San
Francisco, died on Sunday.
800. In the Il. 5. Circuit Court in Boston to-day the
sentence Of julius HATtse for tho State cguaties post
poned 10 the 2tst INST.
Canal Controller Allen has sent in his resigna-
ton effect the LIST OF july and Gov Hoffman has appointed
er Senator Asher r. Nichols Of Buffalo the
DIR. w. C.. Tildcn of Vermont, Assistant
Chemist Department u Agriculture has been elected Professor Of
General Chemistry the Georgetown Medical COLLEGE d. G.
Major Woodruff. the editor of The Lite Rock
(A Gdo having Published article In his Journal rejecting
White County Court and having refused TO make an apology Nen
for contempt.
zee Prince Arthur left Montreal on Monday en-
address hy the Mayor the
Prince the kndnss, sosu hm b the Canadians and said
he shoul never happy De- had sIet that
Amer spepdng iate Munp rssgg ne MI to
Satt,s ap0 embark V Epglag.
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FRANCE.
The EMPEROR SUFFERING FROM GOUT-UEEASI-
MS IN COMMERCIAL CIRCLES.


Mss IN COMMERCIAL CIRCLES.
PARIS. Tuesday, June a. 1870.
The Emperor to-day is suffering from an attack
Of govt HIS condition creates uneasiness in the
Bourse Rentcs closed fat having declined 74fr. lOc.
IL is ANNOUNCED to-day that son OF Edward Labou-
aye VIII 81 70 Washington as second Secretary of the
new French ambassador, NJ. Provost Paradol
The do1th IN France continues and causes great dis
Tres and loss Of property. The cattle are perishing for
"A louder and water and fears entertained that
ue crops will all be ruined.
Mon srress have been made OF parties IMPLICATED in
lne alleged conspiracy and additional proofs have been
obtained " it existence
IHE PROPOSED NEW PRESS LAw-RETRENCH-
sLNI-THE KIND OF RESPECT PAID TO THE
eLNAIE-THE SMALL POX-LABOULAYE AND
TIE STUDENTS.
FAkIs, June $50 far as politics are con-
sfbed, nothing could be duller than the condition OF
rye today. What may be doing in secret, however
llathg II may be 70 Inc as a newspaper correspond
- confess II, have no means OF knowing; though
unit That that Is good why should not offer
wv some more less Trustworthy information ON the
oet but there is nothing the public has any knowl-
VI In the dOings either Of the Corps Lei satf or OF
- minister's, which has interest for any human being
eng universally admitted, by friends well Us by
maj the feeble farce Of the preliminary regime has
20 W an end nobody cares TO read the report OF the
Of The Corps LSgislatf Of those OF the Senate,
a. sem TO be continued more from force Of habit
49,, any better reason. The Corps Legislatif amused
uihg the first sittings after the voting Of the
nun with finishing the so-calleddebate on the new
-. the press, and in voting 1t, by ample ma
tns law, which has not yet been submitted 20 the
r. - Out which they will undoubtedly confirm, is
Ss. we Old despotism under a form. There
ss of the press which DC tried by jury, and "A
oD,,. 'sl'es which may be submitted to the police
ihe jury Is, of course, purely official jury and
HO' Is quite unnecessary TO say, any hope in
A.,,D DC gwen that person whom the Government
qvb,It S'ssed wish 10 have condemned will be &C
At.o Vhiy The judges have been making French JUS
n0us Of Late following the lead Of N. olivier
o.. - Of Justice that public opinion could not any
No., e'sted, and whole class Of pretended OGenses
ese,, '@heh out Of their hands. NJ olivier took oc-
y' when the Jurisdiction Of these press offenses
'sA0'ea IRON TIC judges and given " a jury,
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prevent the Insurgents from going upon The territory
of Uruguay.
The Minister OF War and Mr. Hector varela had gone
up to Entire Rios, with the hope OF aiding in the restora
ton Of order Unhappily, all attempts made up to the
present to induce Lopez Jordan TO give up s post as
Governor have been unsuccessful. The latter mas de-
clared himself in open revolt against the National GOV
eminent and is compelling ali the able bodied men
of Entire Rios to enlist under his banner. decree mas
been passed declaring Jordan outlaw and 1t may De
added that the conduct OF President Sarnto mas been
warmly appauded throughout the Republic. -
While reenforcements are being sent up 10 Cen Mltre
In the Province OF Entire Rios Gems Gely ana ones are
on their way to COrrienes, where they will Immediately
assume command OF all the militia In that Province ana
at the time Gen Conesa is route To the Depart
ment of Parana, where he will put himself at the head
OF corps of observation. :.
The members Of the Supreme Court OF Entire Rios have
met at BuenOs Ayres and signed protest against the
election Of Jordan which they declare unconstitntiona
The Legislature OF that State Is dissolved The CITY OF
Uruguay has no garrison, and police duty performed
by strangers.
The family OF Gen. Urquiza has arrived at Buenos
Ayres, where it is expected TO remain permanently
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PORTO RICO.

MORE SPANISH AUDACITY-SEIZURE OF A CANA
DIAN BRIG LOADING FOR NEW-Y0RK-AR-
REST OF THE MATE.
ARACIBO, Porto Rico, May A.-The British
brig Wiley f. Smith, tuns, owned by Messrs. A W.
Smith of Halifax, N g. and loading with sugar at this
port for NewYork, has been seized by the Spanish
authorities here charged with violation of the neutrality
laws. The vessel arrived here from New-York with
cargo, which she discharged and loaded again. When
nearly ready to sail the mate OF the brig sold an old can
and ammunition the value OF s. 900 10 parties
shore. The authorities learning the fact immed-
aely seized the vessel and caused the mates arrest
charging him with melting revolt against the Govern
ment The captain applied 10 the British Consul at 81.
Johns for relief but he refused ~ interfere and the vessel
remains in the possession of the Spanish Government.
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RECEPTION To THE HON JOHN P. Hale.

DOVER n. H., June 14.-The arrangements
OF part of the City Government and the citizens gener
ally for reception OF the Hon. John r. Hale have been
made He will be met at the Revere House at Boston at
noon by the Committee Of Reception behalf Of the city.
on the arrival of the train here national salute Will be
fired accompanied with the ringing Of bells At the de-
pot he will be met by Mayor stevens, and line OF
cesson will then he formed The New Hampshire House
will be decorated in honor Of the event. together with
private residences generally. grand reception takes
place i'm the evening at the City Hall, when Mr. Hale VIII
I've addressed by Judge Charles W. Woodman large
delegation are expected from abroad.
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RHODE ISLAND.

REELECTION OF SENATOR HENRY B. ANTHONY.
NEWPORT, June 14-The Rhode Island Leg
isature to-day reelected the Hon. IL. b. Anthony to the
u g. Senate for six years from next March The vote
stood in the senae II b. Anthony, 81 Charles s. Brad
ley (DemJ Il James Y Smith, 2; Thomas Davis, l. The
vote in the House stood: H. B. Anthony, So; Charles
S. Bradley, Is; James Y. Smith, q
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ROME.

THE INFALLIBILfTY DIsCUssION-THE POPE CON-
FlDENT OF SUCCESS-PROBABLE SECESSION
OF PORTION OF THE OPPOSITION.
ROME, Tuesday, June IA, 1870.
The Infalibility dogma is still under consid-
Grafton in tie Gcumenica Council. His Holiness is GER
tain u a majority in favor of the measure. Several
members u the minority repeat their resolution 10 re-
tire IN the proposition s successful. The Fathers
who favor OF Infabiity contributing heavily
10 make purse 10 be given 10 the Pope The minority
declInc " subserIDe ANYTHING
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PARAGUAY.

The latest news from the Republic is to the
effect that the Provisional Government is occupying
itself with preparations for the election OF ChiefMags
trate. There number Of candidates in the field
The Count d. Eu has left Paraguay for Brazil. He
reached BuenOs the 20h nst where he was tho
guest NJ de BOrges the Brazilian Minister On the same
day the Count, with his cousin Prince Philip OF Orleans,
called upon President sarmientO with whom they held
long conference. In the evening Count En- went with
His Exceency to the opera He remained three days In
the city, and treated with the greatest hospitality
and distinction,
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SPAIN,

TIE ABDICATION OF QUEEN IsABELLA-HER
PRIVATE JEWELS TO BE RESTORED.
MADRID, Tuesday, June IA, 1870.
Ii is rumOred that the document containing
TIE aoaOn OF Queen Isabella has been received here
Assurances are given that the Government will return
70 tie exieen all the Jewels which she bought with her
prNate funds.
Il Is now stated that the Duke Of Monpensier will not
leave Spain this summer for England, before reported
he vii 70 with his family ~ Seville.
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POLITICAL.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.

THE HON. A. II. CRAGIN REFLECTED TO THE L.
S. SENATE
CONCORD, June A. - At ~ o'clock to-day the
Legislature proceeded TO elect United States Senator,
with the following result In the Senate, Aaron H. Cragin
received votes and Harry Bingham In the House,
John Bedel received votes; Samuel Flint, II Harry
Bingham no; and Aaron II. Cragin, lS4. Mr. Cragin
WAS therefore. declared elected.
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URUGUAY.

Late events have stimulated the activity of
the Oriental Government The pronouneade, Aparieio,
is being hotly pursued and he is leaving many Of his
soldiers by the roadside II Is thought that the dis
in that Republic will soon be brought to ter
mnatiOn.
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WASHINGTON.

CUBAN AFFAIRS IN THE HOUSE OF REPRSENIA-
TIyES-sPEECH OF GEN. BANKS-GEN. BUTLER
AND THE CUBAN BONDS-THE GEORGIA BILL
AMENDED IN CoMMITTEE-GEN. SHERMAN
AND THE ARMY BILL.
Try TELEGRAPH tn TUR TRIBUyRI
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VOL XXX NO 9,IO7.
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

OBSEoUIFS OF CHARLES DICKENS-HlS REMAINS
DEPOSITED IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY
LONDON Tuesday, June H. 1870.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

HOW CONGRESS TRANsACTs BUsINEss-THE
PLEASANT PLACES OF wAsHINGTON-THE
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE-TrS GREAT
BENEFITS AT SMALL EXPENSE-A SECRET
SOCIETY OF UUsBANDMEN.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, May 1.-THE controversy
between Ashbury and the umpires
regarding the second race, is gener-
ally thought to be unfavorable to the
former. 1t Is considered that he has
no warrant for resisting the decision
of the umpire and referee, after start
ing for the race. The wind at the
time was blowing half gale. and the
Sappho, Dauntles and Guinevere were
the only vessels which ventured out
side and proved their seaworthines s.
1t was shown that the American yes
sells were all able to sail In the rough
est weather on the channel. Doug
las telegraphs: The Sappho having
been thrice directed to go around
Cherbourg breakwater, did so, and l
claim the cup" 70 this Ashbury
protests.
Weather delightful, with a light
breeze from the west.
A theatrical fund dinner was given
at st. James Hall, last evening, the
Prince of Wales, presided; among the
distinguished guests present were the
Duke of Sutherland, Lord Caring
ton, Lord Lenox, Nawaub of Bengal,
and others. It was understood that
Charles Dickens was to be orator of
the occasion, but he was obliged to be
absent. The Prince of Wales In his
speech paid high tribute to the the
atrical profession, and closed by urg
ing the claims of the charitable object
of the meeting.
The poor law board rules that
women cannot lawfully act as parish
guardians, and that consequently Miss
| Burdett Coutts is ineligible to that
Office in the Parish of Bethnal Green.
PARIS, May 15.-The French Gov
ernment has officially notified Greece
| that if brigands capture Frenchmen,
| Greece shall pay the ransom.
The party of Left Centre, to which
belonged three ministers who have
lust resigned, is to be Immediately re-
constructed.
The new Cabinet is viewed with
considerable astonis hment, and no
little dissa atisfaction.
The ministerial journals contradict
| the report that the TIE Deum Will be
sung and grand fetes, with illumina-
tions, be given on the occasion OF the
declaration of the plebtscitWn1; but
/ they state that solemn assemblage
4 Will be convoked, at which the Hu-
peror will receive the official an
nouncement of the result of the Ma
tional vote in the presence of the
great bodies of the State.
The Constitutional. the semi official
organ, demands that the laws be ap-
piled in their rigor to the cases of all
who attack the Constitution, and that
/ full penalties be visited on the mem
bers of the International Working
mems Society, convicted Of creating
disorders.
The police still continue the search
and the arrests of parties implicated
in the late conspiracy.
A native of Belgium, who was dis
covered during the election among
the voters at one of the polling places,
was arrested and has since been sent
out of the country.
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The Emperor of Austria and the
Empress of France will be the god
parents of the expected child Of Prin-
cess Metteraich.
FLoRNNcE, May 1.-THE entire re-
duction and submission of the Neo-
politan insurgents is reported to the
War Office this morning.
MADRID, May 17.-Espartero has
written letter to Marshal Prim, de-
clining the candidacy for the crown,
on account of his great age.
The Cortes passed a bill authoriz-
ing civil marriage, 142 year to 32
nays.
The press continue to urge the set
Element of the question Of the throne,
and the anxiety in political circles
for the termination of the provisional
status continues.
ROME. May 1.-THE canonization
of Christopher Columbus is contem-
plated.
BERLIN, May 17.-Reichstog has
passed to a third reading of the bill
carrying into effect the provisions of
the postal convention concluded be-
tween the Unite4 States and the Ger
man Confederation.
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EVANSVILLE INDIANA. WEDNESDAY. g.

something like apoplexy. The cross
ing of distinct breeds. making what
the farmers value as the baruyGrd
fowl, more hardy and better layers
than some of the pure breeds. may
operate in this way. 1t is a common
remark with those who sell eggs and
get their profits from them more than
selling chickens, that they get more
eggs from mixture of breeds. It may
be well for poultry breeders TO attend
to this more than they do.-FTacical
Farmer.
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st. Louis Items.

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE Grand
Lodge of Missouri Odd Fellows met
here to day. The attendance was
very large. The accessions to mem
bership during the year have been
very large, and the Order is in a very
prosperous condition. There are 185
lodges in the State, with total con-
tributine members 1897. Total as
sets $211 ,846. Increase for the year
$32, ,277. The Annual Grand En-
campment meets on Thursday.
= A dispatch from Gen. Woods, COM
manding Eft. Wallace, Ks, to Gen.
Pope, says the Indians attacked q
water tank on the Kansas Pacific
Railroad. FIVE miles east Of Kit Car
son, on Sunday afternoon, and were
still ia the vic unity on Monday morn
ing. Company G. Seventh Cavalry
were sent IN pursuit. Four compa-
nies of cavalry and three of infantry
will be Immediately stationed along
the railroad, under the command of
Gen. Woods, with instructions to
severely chastise the savages. Brevet
Major Gen. Griggs. accompanied by
Captain McElroY, Captain Storr,
and Lieut.. Wheeler, arrived to-day,
from California, and will proceed to
New Mexico,
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HAVANA, May 17.-Mexican advi-
ces up to May 10th, have been re-
ceived. Garcia Codena, after again
organizing a numerous band, attacked
the town Of Tuchipila aud was re-
pulsed.
The Cuernavoca insurgents have
been defeated and afterwards moved
into the State of Puebla. Mr.. Will
liams, an American engineer. and Mr..
Garray, Commissioner for the gov
ernment, gave gone to Tehuantepec
to survey a canal route.
Ruptures have taken place between
the Governor and Legislature of Ja-
lisco.
The miners have left HermoEillo
for the newly discovered placers.
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CONGRESSIONAL Summary.

TUESDAY, May IL.
SENATE--A memorial was presented by
Camera 90, for the general abolition of tax
alton on productions. He argued in favor
of external instead Of Internal taxes, and
was particularly urgent for the abolition
of the income tax. Howard presented a
substitute for the Marshall g. San DIE O.
r abroad bill, ordered printed and placed
on the calender. The Fifteenth" Amend
ment bill came up, and Ferry proposed a
modification OF his amendment, which
will serve to prohibit any further disabil-
ties than those now existing. He then re-
piled TO MortOn's speech of Monday, de-
nying Morton's right to fotst his opinions
upon the South, and declaring that the Re-
publican party of the North have been in
favor OF the removal of political dtSabili-
ties. Drake agreed against the general
removal of liabilities. Without any dsh-
mite or i'm porSant action the Senate al
Journed.
RoUsE.-The House resumed considera-
tiOn OF the bill to revive American COM
merce and navigation, and Lynch gave
Notice that he would call for u vote on
Thursday. Wood thought our CONNER
cial interests were not suffering, or ship
his reasons at length Washburn, of Wis,
favored, generally the bill, ascribing the
decrease OF American shipping princi,
during the war, and giving notice to the
lobby that no scheme of subsidies would
duty could be removed from ship building
materials without harm to American tna
terest, and IL the interests of American
bu1DDAnB COuAQ DO PAOnAOAC0 Dy 3 SySbcA4
of discriminating duties. he would say,
abrogate At once your commercial treaties,
and discriminate in favor of American
bottoms. The pill went over till to-mor-
row. The Naval Appropriation bill was
taken cp in Committee of the Whole, and
discussed by Hale, Morgan and Schoheld
until recess. At the night session the
Committee of the Whole continued the
consideration OF the Naval Appropriation
BILL. Archer defended the Navy Depart
ment against the charge of extra vagance
Dawes attacked the department for its
Rntagonism to the law making power, Q nd
said thatfo the last ten years, excluding
these of the war, the average appropria'
tion for the Navy was less by two millions
than was appropriated by this bill, and
| yet the Department wanted ten millions
more. The subject was debated at greai
/ length Stevens moved that as an amend
ment to the amendment that SO per cent
| be added to pay OF all officers of the Ma
Wy below that of Commodore. The
amendment offered by Stevens, was frs
1 voted on, when 1t appeared that there
were 80 for it and As against. No quorum
| voting, the Committee rose and the House
/ adjourned.
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Return OF the White Stocking Base
Bali Club-Libel suit against Rich
aFdsOn Bros, PrOprietOrs or the
Davenport, Iowa, DemOcrat-Serl-
Gus Disaster TO the LaSalIe Street
Tunnel, &c.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Chicago
White Stocking Base Ball Club, re-
turned from their Southern tour, last
night. During their absence they play
ed eight match games, three of which
were with champion clubs of Missouri,
Tennessee and Louisiana. The club
won every game, scoring an aggregate
of 479 runs against 48, made by their
oppo nents. The club will commence
an Eastern tour, June 10th.
A libel suit against Richardson
Bros, proprietors of the Davenport
Democrat, brought by Thomas Fluke,
ex-Treasurer of Scott County, Iowa,
is now on trial. Fluke claims $15 GOO
damages.
A serious disaster occurred to La
Sale Street tunnel under Chicago
River, this forenoon, by the falling in
of the sides of the excavation. The
walls Of the Northern Transportation
Company's store house, facing the
tunnel, are being taken down to pre-
vent the building from falling. Nc
person was injured.
The trial of Pauline Markham
Lydia Thompson, Alexander Hender-
son and Archibald Gordon, for an as
sault on Mr.. Story, editor of the Chr
cago Times, came off day in the
Recorders Court. None of the par
ties were present, except King, Coun.
sci for the defendants, who put in a
plea of guilty. Miss Thompson and
Henderson were fined $500 each, and
Miss Markham $50.
Richard & Hunts planning mill and
lumber adjoining. at 274 and 27t
Groves Street, Wera destroyed by fire
this morning to the extent of $4,000
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