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QlYG GREEN WILLIAMS.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. $40, Southeast corner 7th and d streets.


- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. 3l9, Southeast corner 7th and streets.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOT NEAR THE CORNER OF AND 25TH
INGTON, d. g.
IL BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court
E. OF the District OF Columbi a, passed ON the ri
A-day OF ID arch, 1870, in cause wherein Han
nah Bargy Is complainant and John Muntz ct al
are defendants, No. ,697, Equity Docket No g. the
undersigned Trustee will SELL at public auction to
the highest bidder, the premises, the 18th ~
OF April 1870, at O'Clock p. IN, the following piece
parcel OF ground situate and lying in the City Of
Washington and District of Columbia, being part of
lot In square 80 L. and bounded follows wit:
beginning Tor the same enty five feet as II from
the northwest corner Of and 18th streets west run
ming thence south, along the line OF 18th street,
seventeen feet nine inches, az IT, inchesl thence
west FIFTY six feet 6 IT > thence north seventeen
feet nine inches, az f. inchesD thence east fifty
Elk feet IS to the place Of beginning together
with the Buildings and improvements thereon,
which consist Of a two story Frame House.
Terms OF sale: One half cash, balance in two equal
Instruments at six and twelve months with interest
from the day OF SALE the ment thereof to be se
cured BY the bonds Or notes Of the purchaser with
surety or sureties, to be approved by the Trustee
deposit OF one hundred dollars to be made AT the
time OF sale All conyeyancipg and stamps to be at
the cost OF the purchaser. Terms to be cOmnlied
with within I'VE days after sale, otherwise the Tras
tee reserves the right to resell the property after
one week notice. at the risk and cost of the first
purchaser. EDWARD SWAMI, Trustee
mh2sd&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.

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Rf WIN. l.. VAIL Co. Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9O2, southeast Pa ave- and 9th ct
TRuSTEE'S SALE OF A THREE.sTORY BRICK
AND JrH STREETS, AT AUCTION
IL On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April Is, at
E. O'Clock, in front OF the premises. will sell by
.virtne Of q deed OF trust, duly recorded, &c :,
6c.. &C., all that certain piece or parcel OF Land
Square number t6l5l, on < street, between 9Th and
5th streets, and corner Of an alley, improved BY
Terms OF sale One third cash; balance in and
II months, with interest, to be secured by deed Of
revenue stamps at purchasers cost. deposit Of
$40 will be required as soon % the property Is Sold
WIN. l., WALL CO.,
mh3l (ChropjcleI Auctioneers
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CHE BIN9y GREAT RIMEDY, VIA fUGA ~
~ Read Pamphlet Of Wonderful Cures For
8. CALvERf f6RD. No. IiO5 PennsyIvania ave-
nue. apl lin
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A LII THE NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED, RE.
"A ceived, and for Sale Immediately aft9rwards n
8HILLINGTON'9 DOOKDFORR
Hand Book Of the Mastery Series Of Learning
French. German and Spanish Languages: price 50
cents cents &c each; So Buns the world xssy. novel
the Nineteenth Century, by Gen. Gsrfbsldi; price 9
cents. Health By Good Living. This book shovs
how to get this great blessing without money md
without prize; n DR.. W. Y; Hail, editor Of Han 8
UhurSh, and other ne " ballads; price q cts. Red
Flower, price u cents. Under Foot, o novel BY the
snthor q Maggie Lynne, price 50 cts. Why bid he
Ter; price si1&S , Hirell novel, p &c s.fhor Of
~. Mrs. Southworth; price Slso. Wives and
Hidows. by MIs. Stephens: price slS0. Tailen
THACKERAYp BOOKS, CHEAP EDITION.
s,a Msss MI Mses, bSck q sno6s, shabby Genteel
Papers, price only % cents each The Msnufactnrer
and Builder, an illustrated menthly devoted 10 the
srssticsi nts s Q; indSstrl prcsres A large
Books. Day Books, Ledgers and Memorandum Book
ct the very lTyest prices; For sale e
NIL Corner ~ street and Penna. avenue
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ADDRESS

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QI THOMAS +. WAGGAMAN,
II Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. J19 Seventh street, opposite Post once.
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated on the 3ist
Oday Of March, 1869, and recorded in Liber and
folios rs, etc, one of the land records of the
county OF Washington ID. c., shall sell. at public
sale, in front OF the premises, on SATURDAY. the
10th day Of April 1870, at O'Clock p. m, all that
parcel OF ground commencing at a point on 10Th
and inches north of the southeast corner Of orgi-
nal lot numbered t29) in square numbered fli6J
is feet and inches thence west lao feet and 10
inches to an alley thence south IS feet and inches
place of beginning.
Terms Of sale: 800 cash; balance in 6, Il and Is
months.
MICHAEL P. CALLAN, Trustee
APPS lot THOMAS L. WAG0AMAN, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

10y COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers.
- fSuccessers TO J. q. Mcclure Col
Southwest corner of Penna. avenue and ihh u
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CARPErs. Uu1fAIHs, -.
TIE LARGBSf 9TOOk
1hA III AsR fftEAsdH1gtf Psiio1sm
WI. Q. n1fOHELL CO.,
so1N - Dry 0oods IsAs6iiaknsos

" no. ssl Scott square, bst. I ~ Z sss. west.
Ss sS e: .1 81 oS ts e
best The narhses sobrd Ais, Drspased e fuFniah
pINNtkSs BALLS, AHD HA8TI16
Pariors alA DlninG -soons alvsys rsady.
Terms modsrato.
1olA0 yHO. A. GRAY.
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C. O. O'HARE q SON.
1919 SEVENTH STREET NV.
nh,l-tr BETWEEN xspu.
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Rf w. L. WALL CO.. Auetoneer,.
- No. 800 and 900 Pennsyly ania syspue
New Marble BuiId ~ 4
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RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID fSuccessors 20 J. @. Mcclure q Col
Southwest corner Penn. avenue md Ilth street.
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NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JUNE "a, 1870.

suspended owing TO the difficulties in the Pembina re-
gion. .
The weekly statement Of the Bank OF
England shows an increase OF &652Co0 bullion snco S'
Thursday.
Mr.. Evans, partner of the firm of Brad
bury 81 Evans formerly publishers OF MI DieAen' r
works, is dead.
49,. The trial of reaping- machines of various
patterns will begin Pari. on the 24th OF Jny' Two
thousand francs have been offered as prizes
Mr.. J. Meredith Read, Consult General OF
evening in honor of NJ. Provost Parado the Minister
to America.
go. The London Times of yesterday says Amer
lean exchanges tend doWnWard owing 70 Ine for
the grain trade, and the completion OF arrangements or
the repayment OF dividends.
$500. The London Times aludes to the suit of
strahan against Forester for importing ana Selling an
American edition Of Tennysons Poems, rs Leading ca .
The trial will commence at Glasgow The PialhtinS
lay their damages at $500.
The funeral of Lord Arthur Clinton, one
of the persons involved In the female masquerade sean
da strictly private. Tine only attendants were the
Duke Of Newcastle and Lord Thomas CLINTON, ana .hs
burial If left unmarked.
....Keble College, of Oxford University,
named in honor Of the late Rev John KeSe s au Se
Bey Dr. and the Plight t Hon Gah2e ~
which were attended by large number OF people
49,. Attenuation representing GO, coo operatives
in Lancashire waited the Committee OF Cotton Manu-
faeurer at BackSn ana bs sshS" be pe
obtained for goods after the harvest over should
warrant it, their wages should be raised five per cent
mfr. Chapman of the firm of Chapman "
Hall, publishing agents OF the late Charles pun
fishes statement in the London newspaper yesterday
that only one-haf Of Mr. Dckenss story, The Mystery
OF Edwin Brood" had been written. The story VIII pe
published as written, and one will be permitted
to finish il.
Six survivors of the ship Mercurius, from
San Francisco lost off the Brazilian Coast, have been
brought to Liverpool They rescued from desert
island upon wich they had remained 70 days Inc snip
tannf
for Liverpool the 5h Of January, 1870 and had not
up TO this time, been beard OF.
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far more extensive heretofore embracing te PI
cpal eoeietie in Britain and Ireland d
land Belgium and Prussia, and ASSOCIATIONS tbc Dav
in other parts OF Europe II may be stated tat thu Dy
~ PRAYER recommended at Portland was IA gcneIy o
served by the Associations in Europe as here IhIe %
now 773 Associations this continent; ITO hHFo "o
ganiZed during the current year at, - Il ,Ioro
In regard TO the buildings ana the DnlloInT iui @r
has been but t he change since last year Ib5 ~
tee il confident there has been steady gro" III .o
on in all that to make up TIE iea po"S LOT
effective service. A few Of the weaker hast -
the number is Uncomfortable. In some OF w I'm
there has been kttal, ~ con-
numbers The Committee submits Tor the coi
eidel,.fion Of the Convention TIE following a. sonne
OF the topics which TO arise from INC pIecht tV
dtlon Of the associations FIRST what bGhch Oh nv
RESERVATIONS work has afforded the most encouragement
during The past ycar9 Second: Tho dime allies NM
hindrances endured during the year. Thtd' How hmsl
we best impress upon our members ana upon hS ,Vn,
munity conviction Of the permanency or these societies
detailed statement of the Treasurer shows tue
amount received during the year to be s5,6O5 49, Iad
for publishing proceedings OF the Portland Conyeho
$500 49, Western work, sl495 49, printing ana othef OK
penses, seas u, leaving remaining Sl423 ~. , ..
I'M uon y y Fisher of WASHINGTON, re lated num-
Der OF Incidents illustrate the practical work o. re.
ing Young men who 20 to the cities and to"ns' Az
jOuIned until tomorrow.
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FRANCE.
A FRENCH SOLUTION FOR THE CUBAN QUESTION
DAMAGE TO THE CRoPs-TkIAL OF THE
WORKMEN.

A FRENCH SOLUTION FOR THE CUBAN QUESTION
DAMAGE TO THE CRoPS-TBIAL OF THE
WORKMEN.
PARIS. Thursday, June 49, 1870.
The Steele, after describing Spanish atrOci-
ties in the Antilles quotes with approval the following
passage from The London Messenger: "spain needs
money! Cuba needs peace and the United states need
Cuba" The steele adds: "In this statement VIC see a
practicable solution Of the situation"
The extent the damage 10 the crops caused by drouth
I'm France cannot yet lie correctly estimated The
counts from the Provinces contradictory but the
grain markets show much weakness The effects Of the
extraordinary beat sti felt In Paris the water OF
the Seine is so low that grass is growing at the foot Of
the quay walls.
The trial of the members Of the International Society
of WorRmen for completely in the late plot against the
nation which was commenced yesterday, has been adj
iourned until Wednesday, the Goth inst
Two more arrests made last evening Of persons
supposed to be connected with the regicide plot.
Tie Princes OF the House OF Orleans have addressed
letter 10 the Deputies Of the Corps Legislaf the
occasion of the notion made by the Marquis de Pre-
relative to the recall of the Princes Of both lines OF the
Bourbon family. The Princes say:
.'In the presence Of this proposition cannot keep
silence since 1915 we have protested against the law
which exiled us Nothing justified that exile since
to protests IL Is not grace that
we demand; it is rght-a right which belongs TO all
FTcnchmcn, and Of which desI0iled. IL IL our
country which ask for which we love, which our fam
lily has always Loyalty served, from which none Of
traditions separate U.S. aud whose alone ever causes
hearts to beat Nothing can replace our absent
country"
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
NARRAGANsETT PARK RACES.


NARRAGANsETT, June 23.-There was large
assembage on the beautiful course at Narragansett To-
day. to witness the third days rottng of the meeting
The day was fine, the track in capital ORDER ana tine
trotting Of highly interesting character -. .,,o.
The first for purse OF $1,000 tor hoTss o t
second $500 and the third 5000 There seven entries
and four starters: J. Dotys Dr. M Lady Angms'ii dy
Emily, and l.. Dorseys b. :. Fancy Gold Dust lay
Augusta who has non all er S "a IN one aeas the
field her most dangerous opponent pelhg rgIuDu ,h
Charley Green who had Mon Inc h her speory
OF speed the field opposed to her, 10y winning .ie
first beat easily by oneand half lengths ISL I ES tS
the race, by length and half 10 ZS2 CndrG! F F
second in every heat ana tae lazy Any E 5cat 'u
The second race Tor purse OF 5000 Iof .orses
that had never beaten attn IGist s % There were ten
entries eight of which started These were pan 'lcc
Locust j. Murphy g z. Carroll D. Pliers b. g. Henry
Genet, W. woodruff Sheppard Knapp, J. Hirbecks
T. g Surprise, and II. W00dTuifs blk N; jessie wares
In poOls idol and Jessie Wales each sold for 300 SUI
prise and Genet each $780, and field S2O5. The 'd was
large one, and the horses supposed TO De very equ!
First Heat.-A struggling start was effected Carroll
and Surprise being in the front when the word was
given; but the turn Idol was first having broken ana
Caught quickly again. and Surprise aud Sheppard Knapp
next. At the quarcrp0e Idol was three tngtS before
Sururtse Knapp, TAYLOR, and Jessie Wales the next
horses; time n seconds At the halfnie IDOL sth ed
the latter Jessie Wales fourth Carroll next, and Genet
LAST time TIA. Idol maintained her lea trous5 r
and won the heat by two lengths, Surprise second lay
Tor third Jessie Wales fourth, Carroll ne15 ana ue"e'
last. Time, 2:3l. 49, -, ,,,,
Second Hot-In pools Idol sold for $50 Jessie Wales,
500 and Locust Surprise and the field So each IDOL
lead clear length to the quarter in 81 seconds
ION break second, and Jessie Wales third Ine dtler
was second two lengths behind Idol Taylor third sur
prise and Genet next at the half-mile poe-tme ll23
Idol maintained her lead into the homeStretch, blIt
firing somewhat she home, Jessie wales gained
rapidly her that Mace could only beat the DIacK
mare across the score by neck Genet third Tay-
lor next and Locust dstanced-tme 2:28.
TE Hoxff- tn red
from the start to the finish trottng the quarter in 81 sec
onds halfmile in l:13 aud, after good race up the
honestrech with Jessie Wales and Genet, winning tue
heat and in 22Si Genet was close third surprise
fourth, and Taylor and Carroll last ~
Tomorrow the great for purse or $5OOO, TOT
which Goldsmith Maid, Lady Thorn, Geo. Palmer, ana
American Girl are entered, will take place.
Tie betting tonight, the great race tomorrow
shows Goldsmith Maid to be a great favorte, being
backed almost against the field. In pools she sells Or
5000 Lady Thorn 500; and George Palmer ana american
Girl coupled i'm the field, sS5 vast number of stIanS
ers have arrived TO witness the race.
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CRIMES AND cAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH,

Thu w0olrd tac ory ri Greenfield, Ind, was de-
s.ryyri hy be yesur',y. LoN sl1eOi ne insurance
IA Mrs. Lynch, aged Is years, was run over, last
bt a. The R.esi klcd she had iafn her
ell ne catcher al Wa srred 5000 feet onhu
IA fire AT Central Pals r. l., on yesterday
ne,rl- s.ro- ocaPi bv Weaherhet ihomp'on
f,-rs sni spoil Seem Drohers dealers IN boots
M. STERN, a travelling agent of the lewelry
b,- nj \ ons,n Cadrna1 Li4 epethsg conisnng nearly
-Ns.rv sel h'm ho ~ ~ l"a's on cdhtsdy
WI e be- wus ,scias,i q t,ele, o. ID, Alton PACKET
.Charl,s T.. Valentine, head master OF the
ONO hs Shoo haa boa @ crasii stera by s'ambing and
hi. rs%-E HnJihr Iaoai
train wLile IL sss a notol he dici 800. ate.
"A fire IN Lowell, Mass, on Wednesday de-
wooden badins Pfscoi aud nearly consumed the
aiding aoang The et.apants Bre~e Bothsrs mfnta
s5OO; 0O j. ID. Haeh aurione-f loss
not ssrrtaise and Cutler Waer bsac brace maasiaetsres
uho suffer n snal lOsS
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PERSONALITIES BY TELEGRAPH

,..sMlss feiry, young lady. resident OF Jamaica
much ann'ty. There are han Of ou phy
.;..Presideht Callem OF Lafayette College. who
hnl ben 9Me9 no t@ year Of observation among
pe,u"l lH'uuos m bgOi nturad Eason Fem yesterday
aud had nHgnhen reception by . citizens College
An open bsonc6e drawn BY iour w- horses awaited his a, At lie
depo IRON h ~ieh gA HIN
C'e go1nds Psslng ne. beautiful loal aeh adng Hsep
tioH " eoms hac% o. Lafayette" Prof
The Doctor home again Tie FAu l~ed by l. w
the Senior Glass ON behalf Of fuIeR The errcs
eiyened b most efcent muse from hand aud the college
Gee Cab President Celem oos we'll appea sone
Of that which hSe done n for be
pesde Tie hearty welcome JssleyAs us rbue
~ his pBtlT;ns seafi bs beban
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EXPLOSION OF NITRO-GLYCERLNE.
A CAR BLOWN TO ATOMS IN wORCEsTER-oSE
MAN KILLED AND MANY WOUNDED.

A CAR BLOWN TO ATOMS IN WORCEsTER-ONE
MAN KILLED AND MANY WOUNDED.
WORCESTER, Mass, June ga fearful explo-
sion occurred in this city about 10 o'clock this forenoon
car containing nitro-gycerne, powder or some other
explosive material, the junction, was blown to
atoms wounding large number Of people and completely
emOishing twelve fifteen houses in the vicinity The
explosion fairly shook the whole city Sargents card
clothing factory aud the Ethan Allen pistol factory were
badly shattered The scene IN the vicinity presents
sad wreck; pieces Of timber, wrenched-np rails and
logs scattered about in all directions The passenger
train Che Providence Road had just before the eXpo
sion, passed the car containing the glyeerine, anu
escaped with triliing injuries
About 20 persons were injured by the explosion but
none 81 tiem dangerously. Many houses were badly
shattered, beside those mentioned and dozen which
were demolished. Bells in the city were rng by the
sOhcnsslon of the air crOckery aud furniture were
broken hall mile distant The nr0glyceIfne had been
shrugged into the and addressed To North Adams.
III was intended for tho HOosac tunnel.
an was KILLED while walking the track at the time
Oh the explosion The nitro gycerne In the last
OF 1feight Train Three demolished. Heavy
urs OF IRON Were thrown distance of nearly quarter
o. NUE. ana the shock distinctly felt at points
twenty miles distant The damage is estimated at about
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The 18th Annual Commencement of the Elmira
Female College took place yesterday.
Eoopmanschop has contracted to furnish 800
Chinese 10 Alabama three equal Shipments the ant Of
Which vii leave San Francisco to-day.
"A building in the northern part of Pbiladel-
p occupied shoe store buned yestensg Robert Burn
be m-r agei yesrs a saaocstei b. smoke
In the Evening Session of the Senate yester-
aueadrnea
In4 new SET Of eoporator- with Geu Fremont their head
ADOPTED.
The Senior Glass at Trinity College kept their
Cues d. yesterday NJ Bckus Of achgan the orator and MT
OF the The Commencement si
take pcr 18th July ami she examinations for admission viii be
made the l!th OF JUL.
In the Massachusetts House, yesterday, the
Hartford ami bill received It's death how Tor the session by the
reaa hoy hsTe Committee Of Conennee, and almost
There
d,,enn yste, ~ osr bill sso Killed The legislature
asn-no ast de- 10 days sssionbeing the
,aa uh IS tae .esonul last
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

SERIOUS LABOR RIOT IN CORK SEVERAL
CLOTHING STORES SACKED BY THE TAILORS
THE RIOTERS CHARGED ON BY THE POLICE
QUIET RESTORED.
LONDON Thursday, June 49, 1870
Serious riots occurred in Cork yesterday al
ternoon Ivy the jealousy of the Irish aor Inc
employers had recently hired great number OF German
taiIors displacing the Irish make way for the ne"
Corners Meetings OF the Irish taors were heid 10 Po
test against this action OF the employers and strike was
resolved upon at once. Accordingly, yesterday AFTER
noon the Irish tailors stopped work and collected III
crowds in the streets. Soon aferward roting begaD'
The strikers attacked the shops OF the obnoxious en-
ployers many OF which were damaged and some sacked
police charged the rioters repeatedly, and after
vigorous of their clubs succeeded In restoring orde
number Of citizens who volunteered to aid the police
were stabbed. Considerable excitement existed for a
while, but everything is quiet now Many arrests nave
been made.
THE RIOT RENEWED SEVERAL CoNsTABLEs
WOUNDED.
CORK, Thursday, June 23-Evening.
The city is in a state of great excitement
again. in consequence Of renewal OF the disturbances
Of yesterday.
Rotous crows gather in the streets They have been
repeatedly dispersed but REFORM and continue to attack
the houses of the master talors Several eonstaDes
have been wounded.
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.
The House OF LORDS lO-nlSnb uiSouSSVu
amendments to the Irish Land bill. Baron oIagan re-
Gently elevated to the peerage delivered MS maldeh
speech on the measure The Duke OF Richmond moved
an amendment reducing the amount of compensationto
tenant for eviction which adopted Without further
action on the bill their lordships rose.
In the House Of Commons, Mr.. Otway, Under Foreign
Secretary informed the members that the Government
had taken steps TO the amount OF the British
claims Brazil
The House in Committee, considered the Education
bill Mr.. George Dixon opposed the pernissiye
and compulsory clauses. He favored freedom
for all schools end colleges, but believed
the Nonconformists objected bodily to increased
grants for UNCONVENTIONAL teaching. He denied the
charge that the National School League advocated the
exclusion OF the Bible from the schools Mr.. Austin
Bruce defended the measure. The religious elements
were the fact that it the development OF an
existing system At the conclusion Of Mr.. Bruces re-
marks the House adjourned.
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SPAIN.
MADRID. Thursday, June %, 1910.

IMMEDIATE ABOLITION IN THE COLONIES De
FEATED-THE GRADUAL EMANCIPATION BILL
POSTPONED.
MADRID. Thursday, June %, 1870.
In the Cortes, yesterday, Senior Morets bill
for the gradual emancipation Of slaves in the Spanish
colonies was considered in Committee OF the Whole.
Senior Castelar's amendment for immediate abolition
was lost by a vote of 48 Yeas to IS Nays.
II was understood I'm Committee that Senior horets
bill and the whole subject ought TO lie over until the
next meeting Of the COrtes when was the opinion thht
a measure should he devised by the Government which
the Legislature and people approve for the extn-
guishment of slavery
Accordingly, when the Committee rose, resolution
prohibiting puns by the lash was offered and car
ried action Selor M0rets bill postponed, and
the COrtes adjourned to the 3lst of October
Senior Caselar's speech in favor OF the immediate
abolition has rendered him the lion of the hour. It's
reference TO Abraham Lincoln attracts the especial at
tenton Of Americans. Casclars admirers and the ad
vocates Of abolition have rendered him a banquet,
which, If he accepts, will be a grand affair.
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ROME.

OPPOSITION TO THE AVAILABILITY QUESTION.
PARIS, Thursday, June 49, 1870
AT the meeting of the Gcumenical Council
on the 18th, Cardinal Gudi, Archbishop of Bouogne,
made a strong discourse against the Infabty scheme,
creating profound sensation.