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4OJ linen towels Sc. worth DOE.
MarsRiIes quilts 81 20, worth g So.
Hemstitch h'dfs loo, worth Sc.
Hemstiteh h'dfs CSC. worth soc.
Corsets, real French, l5c, worth 81 ..
Ribbed French corsets 81, worth 81
Our make ladies' CATERS s.. worth So
Our make chiIdr's shoes 81 ., wth s. ~.
Lace shawls 50 so. worth 50
Lace shawls s., worth $40.
Lace shawls 81, worth $40.
French pereaIes sc, worth SOC
solid colored percales 25c, worth soc.
White shirting linen zoe, worth Tc.
White shifting linen zoe. worth 81 CO.
Boys cashmere suits Sc so. worth So.
Hoopsktrts, 50 springs. zoe, worth 81 so.
We also have, for the season,
White plques at only 2jc. worth zoe.
White striped piques only &c, worth 75e.
Also. the
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Two YARDS satin stripe French Pioue
for 81, or any additional number of Yards
at SOC per yard, worth 75c per yard, In
gold.
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE.
2l3 Main street.
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FIvE-FRAME BODY BRUSH, 81 2042 80,
English Tapestry Brushes, Carpet, 81 so
and 81 65-260 Second street.
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QUORUM COURT.

JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, always
has the latest papers from the principal
o7f4ac
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LARGEST variety and prices lowest in
underwear at Wiggans Il Thorn's, 233
Main street. F. Y. shirts ready made or
made to order-it guaranteed.
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EXECUTIVE CoMMuTTEE.-The Demo-
cratic Executive Committee of Shelby
county meet at three o'clock this evening
at their rooms on Union street. The
chairman Of the committee requests a full
attendance, as business of Importance is
to be transacted.
WANTED.-A situation as cook by a man
and his wife in a clearinghouse or hotel,
a clearinghouse preferred. Refers to
French Johns eating-hOuse, Second
street
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JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has the
largest variety Of MOnthlies. Illustrated
Weeklies and Dailies in the city.
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MILES Shoes reduced to 81 25 at
J. H. LOEWENSTINE & BROS,
CLAW Building.
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PROF. VIGUs' Pictorial and Scientific
Exhibition will take place on Friday
evening, 22d instant, at Gayoso Hall, 1874
Main street, and be continued on every
Tuesday and Friday evening to the close
of Nav. Admission, soc and 25e.
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WAhTEO---T0 LOAN.

MONEY TO LgAN.-Parties can negotiate
vi for large or small amounts, on long OF
short time, by addressing J. b 3, Postomce
nov 70 apis
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FoR JUDGE 1sr CIRCUIT COURT.

TUDGF r CIRCUIT COURT-We are
authorized 70 announce P. T. -
: candidate for the Office OF Judge OF me
First Circuit Court OF Shelby county eebi
election, May 18th.
FUDGE FIRST CIRCUIT COOACE.yss
0entarv can in your paper Of yesterday,
Stoned . One OF the Bar l hereby annoHhoe
myself a candidate for Judge OF the Fhs1
Ciycuit Court OF shelby county.
dell y. .AEL1
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Swiss /" BELL" RINGERs.-Secure your
seats this morning, as they remain but
Monday night.
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STATIONERY of every description at Joe
Loeke's News Stand. 1907 Main street.
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STRAW MATrINos at E. Fegan's, $50
Saooud STRAIT
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PERSONAL.

Genl. Theo. Trauernicht, editor of the
Nashville DemokrGt, is in the city on
business, and will remain a day or two,
stopping at Mr.. Schade's-the Cochran
Hall, on Main street.
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The WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single sheet published in the South.
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HARNESS! HARVEST l-Great induce
msnts at $50 Main street, P. ]. Quigley's.
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PLAIN, checked and striped Nainsooks.
three yards for 81, or any number of yards
in proportion.
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
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SUICIDE.

OYsTEEsl OYsrERsi 'OYsTERsil-Fresh
Oysters, just received, at J. D. Edwards,
No. 27S Second street.
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THE LATEST NEWS may always be had
at Joe Locke's News Stand, 236k Main
street.
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CANS, sew STORE. 29s Main st.

A coon two-plait shirt for 81, cost else
81 so.
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2l3 Main street.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

E5tiegs under thus head UU Be inserted az Ten
cents per hHe. each uHSerhod
II OOMs-With board, furnished and unfur-
sps5 No. DONALDSON STREET.
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RgFFLEs AND CoLLARETTEs.-A new
stock of these goods received.
z. w. JOHNSTON d. co.
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Two YARDS satin stripe French Pique
for 81, or any additional number of yards
at SOC per yard, worth 75c per yard, in
gold.
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
Oh Main street.
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JEwELRK.-Decidedly the h~andsomest
stock in the city, and at the lowest prices,
can be found az
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TRIMMNGs.-Novelties now being re-
ceived at T. W. JOHNSTON q CO.'S.
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cHIlDRENs SHOES AT GREAT REDUe.
TON.

SOMETHING NEW in Table Damssks. and
very cheap, at SEESSEL'S.
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SUPERIOR to any in the market at the
price-our w~hslebone corsets at s~eventv-
i've cents each.
T. w. JOHNSTON q CO.,
347 Main street.
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CHALLIEs at 1sc. a yard, Nainsooks at
New York cost, plain and embroidered
shirt-fronts and hEsiery, at New York
prices, at
B. F. ROSENSTIEL & CO.'S.
3I6% Main street.
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LADIES' SHOES AT REDUCED PRICES.

1T seems as il every lady in Memphis
bought her bleached domestic at
A. SEESSEL & SONS.
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ST. LOUIS HOME JoURNAL at Joe
Loeke's, 1854 Main street.
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FIVE hundred yards mOzambiques, at
25c a yard, just half price, at
A. SEESSEL q SONS.
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STRAYED---ST0LEK.

E,tloes under hhis head urlH Be inserted al Ten
cents per line. each tnsegtion-
DARK GROWN P~ONY-About a hands
4 high. and Z years old; shod all round;
has a white spot on left side Of the head, just
above the bride bit. and in the forehead, and
s white feet. A liberal reward VIII be paid
for his delivery at Page & Wigs saw, Mem
mis- Tap2U IL. WIGGS.
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Mr.. DOYLE, the welI-knOwn clerk at
the American House, Boston, Is one of
the great ~favorites with the travelling
public. His well-known face at the Office
is only an intimatiOn of the thorough
comfort and uniform courtesy which
meets the guest throughout.
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April 70, $50.
Received by Council and referred to the
city Attorney and Finance Committee
for investigation n report, and ordered
to be printed,
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GREAT REDUCTION IN DRESS GOODS.

FRENCH CoRsETs, German Corsets,
American COrsets, y different styles, at
SEESSEL'S.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS TO-DAY
CANS NEW STORE, eos Main st.

A. SEEssEL & Son will exhibit some
very handsome Grenadines, plain and fig
ured, to-day.
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ANS NEW STORE, 298 Main.

CAMEL Goal That Camel Coal has
come, and the best you will find. Call
soon and get some. Don't get left behind.
Orders to-day will be booked. lis the
best, all say who AVE tried it, for cook
ing. The cook no longer signs with pain.
Drop in soon, then, at Court and Main on
BIGLEY, MELLERSH & co.
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E NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
ARRIVALS.
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BusrSEss.

RIVERS, WEATHER AM BUSINESS.
GAS WORKS, April 20, 1870.
The river fell 4 inch in the past
twenty-fOur hours. Below high water
mark Of 1857, 1 foot 81 inches.
CHARLES GOODWIN,
Superintendent Gas Works.
At last we can report a decline here.
The river came to a stand on Tuesday
night and is now on the wane. This is
good news-news that Will rejoice the
hearts OF thousands living along the
banks. The news from the Arkansas
gives 5 feet large in that stream to Little
Rock and falling White River has gone
up q few inches only. Our dispatches
give the latest from all points above White
River. Our mail advices from 81. LOuis
are as follows. The Times, OF Tuesday,
saws: 1.-THE river here fell abOut6 inches in
the fOrty-eight hours ending at dark last
night, and is still falling rather rapidly,
considering the immense amOun of water
it contains at present. Ali danger Of the
3 freshst' has probably passed. We have
had a remarkable scarcity Of rain during
the month, or we certainly would have
had an overflow. The upper rivers are
either stationary or falling, at all points,"
ported at Pittsburg will have little effect
below, and we are satisfied that the worst
has already been done by TIE present rise.
If we are equally as fortunate when the
June swell comes along, we will have
cause for c-OngratulatiOn. Weather, eleSr
and warm. Business light on ths leyee.
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For the best assortment of Fancy
Goods and Notions in the city go to
Il. W. JOHNSTON q CO.'S.
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No. 1 Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
Omew & Allen, No. 8 West Court street.
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Two YARDS satin stripe French Pique
for 81, or any additional number of yards
at SOC per yard, worth 75c per yard, in
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BY TELEGRAPH.

CAIRO, April 2O.-The river has fallen u
inches in the past twenty-fOur hours.
Port list: Belle Lee from New Orleans 10
st. Louis, Belle Memphis from Memphis
to st. Louis, Silver Spray from New Or
leans to Cincinnati, Diamond with barges
for Pittsburg passed up hard; Marble
City from st. Louis to Vicksburg, Great
Republic for New Orleans; the Brown
also passed down.
LOUISVILLE, April 20.-River ris' NO
slowly with 8 feet in the channel and 7 n
the chute over the tails. Weather rainv.
Port list: Emma Floyd, Nashville to Gin
natl; Alice Dean, Memphis to O. n%cinnati .
Kate Robinson, st. Louis to Cincinnati .
Kate Putnam, Pittsburg &c. Nashville .
Red Wing, PittsbuTg To 81. Paul; Anna.
Cincinnati to st. Louis; Camslia. Nash
vile to P~ittsburg; Savannah, PittsburU
TO st. Louis. Departed Pink Varble for
Tennessee river; Magenta, for New Or
leans.
CINCINNATI, April 2O.-Weather cloudy
and cool, mercury 60e, barometer % Is.
The river is rising at the rate of two inches
per hour, with % feet in the channel. Ar
rived: Wauanita, from New Orleans, and
local packets. Departed: Norman, for
Evansville; P. W. Strader, tor New Or
leans; Sam J. Hale, for Memphis; all
with good freight lists,
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WONDERFUL REDUCTION IN FRENCH
C0RSETS.

FIFTY dozen toweB at % cents a piece,
worth 40, at SEESSEL'S.
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LADIES, Misses and Children's Shoes,
good quality, from SOC to 81, at
J. H. LOEWENSTINE & BROS,
CLAW Building,
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GENTS s~uperine India gauze summon
Un~dershirts. flesh cOlored, 81 each.
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2l3 Main street.
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REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2l3 Main street.
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CANS NEW STORE, 2g8 Main st.
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RIVER LINE.
ARKANSAS RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas HIVsr Packet
Company.
EU. S. Mail Line. E

SPr1nS ArTan<em0nE
The Elegant Passenger Packets
THOs. h. ALLEN-..Resse Pzitchard, master
MARX BOYD.---..------R l. Haynes, master
CELESTE-.-.--.-........-~Ed. Nowland, Master
OzARK.---...------.W. B. Rowland, master
VIII LEAVE MEMPHIS FOR LITTLE o
and all intermediate landings on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
AT 5 O'Clock pm.
Connecting at Little Rock for FORT SMITH
and all intermediate points with the new
and very light-draft packets
master
FOR GIBSON.-----...Eugene Smith, master
Also, making direct connection at Llttls
Rock for HOT SPRINGS with the regular
mail coaches.
Freights consigned 20 this LINE AT M
PH1s OR MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER viii b.
Warded promptly to destination v ,thorit
cnarge for transfer.
JOHN D. ADAMS, p .asts..
W. II. KENNEDY, Agent, ~
No. 3 Madison ST.. Stanton Rioclr mbq7
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18th Spain
espondent
view with
there is no
Is believed
On.
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q are we'll
! forenoon
war with
Iy trouble
for naval
to-day by
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CANS NEW STORE, 2a8 Main st.
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The consideration of the Gee
has been postponed for ten ga
count of the absence Of Mr ou'
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A resolution that gas lamps be placed
d on the corner of fernando and Avery
nastreets, and on the south side of Elliott
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rELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The ST. Louis Republican appeared yeste s
mornng It's original sire worked on the our inner press ~
saved al, =, ,,-,o.5 Isroso
The annual meeting of the New England I,re sss
Association held yesterday at Boston, AM the oo omoe ~
reelected
Dodge Moriarty & Weller, dU goods deal
ers to-day for the benest Of Their creators ''o
liabilities arr about 4f5tsO
In the Massachusetts, Legislature, YESTERDAY
b wa reported abolish the STATE COnsbasry aud es'Aoh h"
state Police Forte Of forts
The stockholders of the Bangor and Piscataqus
Rsiosd held their meeting last night large meeting OF
ies 10 favor loan Of 5000 to complete the road was n'
The Directors of the Maine Central Railroad
u NEE; u Lewiston THURSDAY Bnd cIamine fous o
pd extension Maine Central Railroad fron Dan'he 'ueOH
10 the Keunebee section
The game of base ball yesterday at Rochester
bne.u br Red stockings Of Cincinnati and the Flour , 'p
Eobser r.s1 ted in favor the former by of 20 TO ~
iaDins we're pAyed Cs short two Of thef O'
pls ~ and toos substitutes from the bed
Atameeting of the Handel and HAYDN so
,fr Of Ien Loduq Barnes Carl ZeTAhn and G. W warren
were p nie visit Ae" iork and confer WIN .hs
sser In aon To socety Joining IN the proposed Bee'nosp rec
IA Ia that d general feeling manifested by The soeV
favor Of the project PAeps Rosa has her willingness
Issd 4 Ii, Handel and HAYDN Society DECIDE " ." 10
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THE WOODSTOCK CONN CELEBRATION-THE
PRESIDENTS PART THEREIN.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-Senator Buckingham
aud Henry C. Bowen of The Ner-fork Independent
called at the Executive Mansion this morning, and In
behalf OF the citizens Of Eastern Connecticut completed
aran gements with the President in regard to the pro-
poscd Fourth OF July celebration at Woodstock. The
President informed the gentlemen named mat he most
cordially accepted their nyit9tiOn and tha ne proposed
10 take Mrs Grant and the children with him also sew
era members of his stan Mr. Bowen stated To the Pres
dent that several members OF the Cabinet had been
invited when he said he would be glad TO have their
company. The Presidential party propose to leave on
Friday evening July l. for NewYOIk, and saturday
proceed Hartford and remain over the sabbath as the
guests Of Gov. jewell ON Monday they viii leave by an
carly train via Paineld and Putnam for Woodstock,
10 attend the celebration At it, close they will go TO
Norwich the guests OF Senator buckingham, who VIII
give a reception In honor the President Thence they
will go the Pequot House, New London, aud thence
direct to Washington. 1t Is understood that arrange
mens have been made grand scale for this ceieDni
ton Woodstock aud IL the day Shond be air one OF
the largest gtherngseyen seen ia NewEngald mas lie
expected. Ex Lieut. Gov Stewart L. Woodiord OF New
York will deliver the Grafton. and the Hon Benjamin r.
Butler and the Rev. Henry W Beecher, have accepted
invitations to speak. Senator buckingham VIII preside
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CRIMES AND cAsUALrIEs-By TELEGRAPH.

-. Bridget Finnegan age 20, was killed by the
a a Sewington Com, On Monday.
Peter Ryan was pkilled by explosion in
powder mill at lszSrivile Conn, Tuesday evening
- Harry Leslie, the professional rope-walker, fell
ground breaking and n0s and sustaining internal
injuries, s in dying coalition
The somewhat extraordinary case OF the trial
Of sue Court
Yesterday Mas. Joan Dennis suuned pro
orna guilty rendered. and the siea TO higher
exceptions
- The room Of J. L. Myers of Boston, at the
Planters Hogse baously entered Monday sh
and his contaring ewey broken and
5000 worth Of diamonds oii watches hng.
aud PLATED watch chains
At the annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Chicago Pacific Railway the following geurn
Mrss. David Bows Francis H. rzss A O.
Daman Charles Marvin, Robert A. forsyth. Melton Courtw ht
rer L. Davenport and b. r. Aen The meeting
large 1900 shares Of TIC stock Of the Company being
reprented-
An oil train on the Atlantic and Great Western
morning while approaching Cleveland The
rane. communicated the railroad bridges the Caahoga
Ohio Canal aud destroyed them frame b1ng occupied
the KnAe Crsne Manufacturing Company machine shop
damaged sfep probably covered b Insurance The insusaes
budding follows In the Williamsburg" Lafayette" ana
the uaea ooes each $3.50 The Lcnad' and Cont
neutsF sa5o; wshsgton SIS sun state and Ger
Cleveland Sl3 Home" Of New haven ~ 40; PROV
enee" Washington 81 RS metropolitan" S2ee; Hrmsn,
Fund Of frkncsco 3ocD The o by Gre Is tsmei Fo
Slo addition the loss ay ryoe Mrtess
barrels Of OIL and gbt
DESTROYED Most Of the oil owned by Mop Huy PlBe %
| There insurance On the 'sissd propsrt' OF oil
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LAYING OF A CORNER STONE OF AMONUMENT
TO BARON sTEUBEN.

UTICA. n. Y, June 1.-The excursionists
have lust returned from doing honor to the memory Of
Baron steuben The gathering was immense for TINS
locality. The people turned out en- masSe, and there
must have been 5000 10000 on the grounds. They
came from all directions and in all manners OF vehicles
The spot where the monument is to be raised If about
four miles from Remsen Village, and about half mile
northeast OF where the Baron spent his closing years
Ex-GOv Seymour presided at the ceremonies, Whlch
were opened by Welsh prayer by the Rev Dr. Gorret
who has 25 pastor OF welsh churcn III the
neigLbOrhoOd, which the recipient or the Baros
bounty. Addresses were made by ;. kapn ana Gen.
socl az New York Mr.. CrOWel of Rome, the Hon. A.
Uubbel OF Utica and Prof. Avery OF Hamilton College,
The memorial address was delivered by eX-GOv: sey.
mour who spoke for hour at the conclusion OF
which lie laid the cornerstone OF the steuben monument
After the ceremonies at the grave an excursion party
wpnf 10 Trenton Falls. The affair has been a great
success in every respect. The weather was delightful
and everything passed of pleasantly.
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FRANCE.

NAPOLEON GOING TO MUNICH-ALLEGED con-
SPIRATORs TO BE TRIED-THE PRINCE IMPE-
RIAL TO BE AFFIANCED.
PARIS, Wednesday, June l, 1870.
Napoleon, on his return from Chalons IN
July IL said, viii go TO Munich.
The Gazette deS TribdUr says officially that only II
among the prisoners arrested for completely in the reg
EIDE plot will DC brought before the High Court. The
OILERS will DC discharged.
The american and English residents Of Tours have FOR
wardcd their congratulations to tie Emperor on his es
cape from the plot OF assasins The Emperor has re-
Turned has thanks for their consideration.
1t is reported that the Prince Imperial Will soon De
afianced
RIJNoREp CHANGE OF MINISTER TO THE UNIUED
STATES.
1t is reported that M. Berthemy has been
transferred Washington TO Brussels ana that NJ
Provost Parad0 has been appointed his successor as
Ambassador of France to the United States.
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His Holiness arrived soon after 10 o'clock accompa
MED by several Cardinals the officers Of the house
hold the Senate, and other distinguished persons
As he walked through the church, the smile ON his
face indicated great satisfaction. On his right he
took his seat on the throne were members of royal
families and officers of the staff with their wives
Diplomatic body. The Cardinals were ranged right
and left on lower seats as well as the Bishops A
was at times tremendous. His Holiness was saluted
on entering by choir of 400 voices of which it will
be merciful to say nothing. Cardinal then adj
dressed the Pope, who replied with much animation
which, increasing as he proceeded compelled him to
rise. He then distributed the prizes, and the multi
tude melted away
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ITALY.

REFUGEES ESCAPING TO SWITZERLAND.
GENEVA, Wednesday June !, 1870.
A large number of Italian refugees have
collected on the border. The Swiss Government has
taken active measures TO prevent their departure Not
whsaudng this few succeeded in Gliding the author
ites near Como. and entered Lombardy. Troops were
Immediately dispatched in pursuit.
sEDIuOUS MOVEMENT FEARED.
FLoRENCE, Wednesday June !, 1870.
The agents of Mazzini are very active in the
Deghrorood Of Genoa There is reason TO believe that
seduous movement OF considerable extent is on foot
and tie Government is taking all needful precautions.