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FRANCE.
Speech of the Emperor.

PARIS, May 81.
This morning the Emperor met the
legislative bodies in solemn assembly in
Sale D'Etat and received from the
deputation of the Corps Legislatif the
result Of the vote Oh plcbiScitum. Ills
Majesty with tho Empress and Prince
Imperial were greeted by the Deputies
and Senators with dcmOnstrativc cnthu-
siaSm. Schneider addressed the Emperor
in behalf of the legislative bodies.
The following Is the Emperor's speecl,
in reply to the address Of the legislative
bodies on the result Of the vote on the pie.
biscitum:
"STRs:-RccCiving from your bands the
result Of this vote, my first impulse is TO
express my gratitude TO the nation which
thus rcncws TO me for the fourth time in
twenty years, signal evidence Of Its con.
iidcnce in universal suffrage, the elements
Of which change increasingly, neverthe.
less accomplishcs It's purpose; il always
has for guides its traditions, the certainty
Of its instincts, the fidelity Of It's sympa.
thics. The plcbiscitum had for lis sole
object the ratification by the people Of the
Constitutional reform, but amidst n cor
ilict Of opinions and in the struggle with its
opponents It's purpose became greater.
Let us not regret tins. The advcrsaries
Of one institution have made the question
one between nm Empire and revolution.
The nation has settled the question In
favor Of tho system which guarantees Or
der and liberty today. The Empire Is
strong, but 1t will show its strength by
It's moderation. My government will cX-
ecute tho laws without partially or weak
ness; II will not deviate from the line
marked out for it. Respecting all the
the rights OF its subjects, 1t will protect
them all and all their interests, without
thought OF dissenting votes or hostile
maneuvrcs; but It will also cause the M.
tional will to be respected, and will hold
It above all controversy. Freed from the
constitutional questions which have kept
them apart, the best spirits will now
have but one purpose, TO rally around the
Constitution which the country has sane.
toned. Honest persons Of all parties will
now unite In efforts to soften the asperities
Of partisan passion, and TO preserve social
interest from the contamination of false
doctrine, md augment. by all lawful
means the grandeur and prosperity of
France. thank You gentlemen for the
aid you have given me on this occasion.
The votes which ratiiy those Of 1913, 1851,
and 1889, reaflirrn your powers and give
you like me new force to work for the ma.
tion. Now more than ever, may We be
fearless Of the future, for who oppose the
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NEW YORK CITY.

..r New York, May 81. .
An agreement was yesterday entered
into between the Eric Railway Company
and the Wcehawkcn Stock Yard Com.
pany, by which the former agrees to run
n five o'clock morning daily line Of pro.
pellors from the Wcchawkcn Stock Yard
direct TO Fall River, thus enabling dealers
to bring stock rin Weehawken over the
Albany route and take advantage of the
New York market without additional
charge while at the same time the pro
pcllcrs which takcstOck 10 Boston market
will arrive there ats o'clock IN time tol
the Brighton market. This move il is
claimed will he the means Of divcrting
nearly oil Of New England and Western
stock in this direction.
Circillo Dion in practicing on Thurs
day last, for his match with Rudolph, was
defeated in two games Of three bal
French Car0m, one hundred points up
by Mckay, the great billiardist, who, In
the second game, made run Of G2, tllt
highest ever made. tn
The following are the internal revenue
returns in May for April: Railroads, 81,
lll,Gl6; stages, $04,6G2; ferries, $79,S17
lotteries, $25, ,l05; theatres, &c, $2Ss,04l
During the month 1s5,G36, ,246 feet of GU
were consumed. ..uI-p =
The Mutuals and Eckford's played d
g'tinc of base ball yesterday, ut the Union
grounds, which was won by the Mutuals
The score was 22 to s.
During the storm yesterday, several
houses in Bound Brook, N. j., including
the railroad depot, were struck'by light
ming, and farmer, named Robert Merry
field, was killed, and his son badly in
jurcd. ,s',,
The trial of Charles Shuts for attempt
Ing TO murder his wife by cutting her
throat with q razor, was concluded In the
Hudson county, n. j., Court Of Quarter
Sessions, yesterday. Theju rendered Q
vcrdictpt assault. The prisoner was tined,
and discharged, .-# .I..f
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Cincinnati Market.

v,,,, CINCINNATI, May 81.
AiS-Wheat-Cnchanged and In fair dc.
mand. Corn-Firmcr and higher rates asked, but
no advance established; 1000 bushels sold at IS
4t#c for ear and mixed shcllcd: prime white at
Barley-CnChangcd
CyoTdTS0,N-unehangcd and dull; mIdtllipg nomI.
,TOnAcco-Fim and In good demand; sales 400
hhds ut $HU2l OO for frosted trash to good leaf
WHISKY Unsettled at 81 05 asked, 81 O3otior.
ed; rlnaIl sales were reported NJ 81 o5 for old
process. N
pEovIsloNs-Qaitc dull, with heavy feeling
aud hardly any demand. Mess Pork.IIcld az
Ssg 'bgN %. Lard-lGc. Bulk Meats-Donpht
ut sirlGHltc. Bacon Shoulders sOld al IsSc:
nothing done IN aldcs held at lGISl7Hc Fair
demand Tor Sugar Cured llams III lDX6teOc.
Dried Becf-ScHrcc and In demand at 2G12ic.
BrrTEn.ln fair demand at 20lge5c for ffesh.
EGGs-l5NGblGc.
ons-Lirseed oil-Advanced to 81 OGaloT.
t;oLp-liiS buying,
ENCHASCE-Par.
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Smnsh-up on the Rock Island L. Pa
cifc Railroad.

~N'
This morning there was collision on
the Rock Island Railroad, four miles be-
low this. The down freight train, due
here at 4 a. NJ, arrived on time and start
ed down. The Peoria extra up freight,
due at $50, did not arrive Oh time, and,
according to the new time table, should
have stoppetrat the station below. Both
trains ran At sharp speed, the up train at
an unusual rate. Turning u curve 1T Buff
falO Rock the trains ran into each other.
The engineers succeeded in Stacking the
pace in time to jump oil, but both trains
came together with great force, and their
great weight caused them to entirely
smash up both locomotives and twenty
one freight cars. The engines, cars, and
valuable merchandise are total wreck,
and the loss to the company will be, per.
haps, 100000. The cars up were filled
with corn, flour, and cement chiefly, and
those down with groceries, agricultural
implements, oils, paints, crockcry, molas.
scs, sugar, wheel-barrows, iron and nails,
and nearly everything is destroyed. The
track was cleared nj 81. NJ, and cars arc
now running on time.
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IIAYTI.

NEW YORK, May u.
Mr.. Bassott, the colored Minister Of the
United States at the court of Sagct, Of
lIayti, waited on the 11th instant TO inform
him officially Of the ratification of the
Fifteenth Amendment TO the Constitution
OF the United States. Sagct replied with
culOgistic remarks on the President and
Congress Of the United States, and Said
that the people Of Hayti would feel much
closer allied to the United States on nc
count of the amendment.
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Tho Weather Yesterday.

The Western Union Telegraph COS. Bulletin.
WHEELING, Noon, May 81
Cincinnati Clear; wind =. W.; ther. s3.
ST. Lonis-C!ear; wind =. W; lher. 1S.
PhilAdel lphia-ClOudy; wind II. T.; thCr. ~.
Omaha.-Clcar; wind W; thCr. ~.
Neutrality-suspicious.; wind :. w.: ther. ~:
Chicago Cloudy; wind 4. c.; thcr. 60.
New Orleans-ClCar and calm; thcr. 10.
l,utiAlo-Cloudy; wind W.: tlcr 73
MOblle-Clcar; wind H.; tlIer. 50.
Charlcston-Clear wind @. u. C.; thCr. 81.
Key Wcst-Clear; wind n. O.; ther. 80.
Leavenw0rth-Clcar: wind s.; thcr. 7s.
New YOrk-Clcar: wind Q. y. C.; thcr. ~
PortlAnd-Ulear; wind II. c.; thcr. 60.
Richmend-ClOrdy: wind VI; ther. 90.
Shreveport, l.a.-ClcAr; thcr. &C.
Springfield, MO.-ClGar; wind a.; thcr. 81.
Raleigh, n. C.-Clear; wind O.; thsr. II.
Little Rock-Clcar and calm; thcr. so.
Chattanoogn-C wind W.; thCr. ST.
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SPORTING NEWS.

New York, May 81.
The race on Fashion Course to-day,
for one thousand dollars, mile heats, was
won by J. }. Bradley; time 2:3lF, 2::20,
2:3l4. 2:3l, 2:32. Beating Surprise, Idol
and Western
New York, May -.
The Stars defeated the Ecklorlls nj
base ball yesterday, IS too.
Tho Harvard club of Boston willmakc
q tour TO San Francisco.
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ElsnT small boys living in St, Louis
have been poisoned by some substance
lhey ionnd in vacant lot, which, sup.
"slng II to be sugar, they had eaten.
nromp! measures succeed In saving the
ilves OF all Of them. The children were
netween tive and seven years Of age, and
some o. them had very narrow escape
rom ueaih. It Is supposed the poison was
sugar oil lead, but how It came in The lot
was not ascertainel,
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

U. s. DISTRICT CouRT--This Court
met Saturday morning at the usual hour.
The information asked for by the jury in
the Pugh.Hamilton case was given by the
Court, when they retired 10 their room
and resumed their deliberations. Ailer
remaining out some time they returned to
the Court room and announced that they
had been unable to agree upon n verdict,
and were not likely to, whercupon they
were discharged, and the case continued.
In the case of Messerly and wife rS.
Hornbrook, inter some progress had been
made in its hearing, n juror was with
drawn-tllc plaintiffs non.suited, and the
case continued.
The injunctions asked for by the Balti.
more & Ohio Railroad Company to re-
strain the officers in Ohio and Preston
counties from the collection Of the taxes
assessed in those counties for the year
1860 against that corporation, were
granted.
The case of the United States uS. John
Allen, of this city, indicted for selling
liquor without having first obtained n
government license, was tried, and the de-
fendant found guilty. The lightcst fine
prescribed in the law under which Allen
was tried, is one thousand dollars, or he
may be imprisoned tor period not less
than six months. He will be brought up
to-day for sentence.
The court will meet this morning at
nine o'clock.
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THE Railroad Commissioners visited
the Panhandle Railroad Saturday, and
passed over 1t as far east as Burgettstown.
They were treated very courtcously by
the President and other officers of the
road, They leave this morning for an in
spcction trip over the Baltimore and Ohio
Road. The officers Of the road will
doubtless extend to them every courtesy
and facility for the discharge of their du.
ties. The Commissioners will go rs lar
east rs Harpers Ferry, and thence to Win
chester. Returning, they will inspect the
Parkersburg Branch road by way OF con,
clusion, and then make their report to the
Auditor
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Baltimore Market,

FLoCR-Dull and on low grades: wester,
supsrilne SOB s5; do. extra s. 5GG6 OO; do. fam.
GnAIS-WhGat-Dull; Maryland red 81 4sh
! %. Corn.Dnll; white 81 lGIt1 II; active for
@l -.
PRovIsIoSs-Flr and unchanged.
WMIsXr-Morc sellers than buyers at 81 0s
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Chicago MnrkeI.

FLOuR-Dull and unchanged.
GRAIS-wheat-Stc and QuIet at 93xGaqir
for No. =. closing at 9i%c cash, and 95Hc seller
June; this afternoon unsettled ut gihc seller
May, and aj'ic seller June Corn-Steady al 81
GSSc for No. 2, closing at sij&GSikc; this after.
noon quiet and unchanged. RyG-Dnll and easier,
665c. 80 w
lioGs-Dull, heavy, and Csc lower, at IS 40
. w for common 10 choice.
CArTLE-Qqiet NJ $5Gs 90 for stock steers TO
extra choice shipping btCvcs. y
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Drowning Case at Canton, Ohio.
CASToN NAV 90

Last evening, about I o'clock, q Ger.
man named Valentine Arel, 90 years Of
age, who has been working here as n
teamster for some months, was drowned
while bathing IN the dam He was seen
to go down by several who were bathing
near him, but they thought at first that he
had gone under in sport Becoming
alarmed at his non.appcarancc, they tried
10 find him by diving .or him, but with,
out success. The body was finally recover,
ed, after dragging the dam for more than
two hours. Deceased was unmarried.
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SPAIN.

... MADRID, Nlhy VI.
1t is announced today that Espartero
has reconsidered his resolution, and now
consents to accept the crown of Spain.
This, however Is not official. The excite
ment attending tho unsettled tate Of the
government Is meanwhile unabated.
The British fleet has leit Corunna for Lis"
bon The unsuccessful military rising at
Lisbon, has created n profound sensation,
and Is accepted us prcsaging m lbcrian
union. The reported acceptance of the
Spanish crown by Espartero Is confirmed.
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LONDON, May 81.

A pamphlet has appeared at Rome de-
nouncing acqucsccnce TO the dogma Of
the personal inihllibility of the Pope as n
mortal sin. 1t is supposed to have been
written by the Bishop Of ST. BricuX, and
produces an extraordinary sensation. The
debate on iniallibility in the Council con-
tinucs. or the fathers who have given
notice Of their intention 10 speak sixty are
yet to be heard. The close of the discus.
sion is fixed for the Goth of June, date of
the next general congregation.
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LONDON, MAY 90.
PORTUGAL.
The Ministerial Coup d'Etat.

LONDON, May 81.
Further details of the coup fetdt al
Lisbon have been received to-day. The
dispatches from Lisbon are dated at mid
night, and state that Prime Minister, Duke
de Soule, has refused to sign the decree
appointing Gen. Saldahua President of
the Council of Ministers and Minister of
War, because the King is under duress,
and it would not, therefore, be fair ex-
preston OF his will. Notwithstanding
this, the King has accepted Gen. Salda-
hua rs Prime Minister, and requested him
to reorganize the Cabinet.
LISBON, May 81.
Gen. Saldahua, the new Prime Minister,
has addressed note to several political
celebrities inviting them to places in his
new Cabinet. The sessions of the Cortcs
were closed by his orders. The principal
towns havescnt TO the General their accept.
ancc Of the new order things. The cOun-
try is entirely tranquil. Up to this time, Z
P. NJ, the Ministry has not been wholly
formed. Saldahua will certainly be Presi-
dent Of the Council and Minister Of War,
and Count Pernichc, Mininister Of Pub
lie Works and the Interior.
EVENING.
The now Cortcs has been prorogucd. 1t
is generally thought il will bc dissolved,
and n new election ordered, ......
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THE Chicago policemen are supplied
with poisoned beef for the special Ndvan.
tage OF stray dogs. as 1t Is known among
them as "lunch." On Thursday a hungry
beggar picked the pocket Of No, a57,
and made a hearty meal of the lunch Sc
cured In this immoral manner. His coffin
measured six feet four inches end 10 end.
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VENEZUELA.
Success of the Rebellion---The Capi-
tai Sacked.

Success of the Rebellion---The Capi-
tai Sacked.
New YORK, May 81.
Venezuela adviccs to May 9th, report
the success Of the rebels under Guesman
Blanco, on the 27th of last month. Aiter
three days of hard fighting the insurgents
succeeded in occupying the Capital.
Houses and stores were sacked, and rob.
berries were carried on to IL fearful extent
by the soldiers of the victorious party.
For long time Blanco had been plotting
to secure the overthrow OF the established
Government, and he has apparently sue,
ceeded in his efforts.
A Caracas letter says the battle for the
possession OF that Capital, between the
Government troops and the victorious
rev0lutionists, lasted iorty.sevcn hours
and one thousand men were slain.
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Distinguished Visitors in Kansas.

FORr SC0Tr, May 81.
Chas. Francis Adams and his son Quin.
cy, Of Massachusetts; Nathaniel TllayGr,
Of Boston; President Elliott, of Harvard
University; Col. Coats, President Of the
Missouri River, Fort Scott Il Gulf Rail,
road, and other distinguished gentlemen,
arrived yesterday. Aitcr u brief visit,
they returned TO Kansas City.
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New York Produce Market.

coTToS-QuIet; $40 bales sold at 9aJ.c for mid.
ding uplands.
FLOrR-Dull and a shade lower.
GRAIS-Wheat-IIeaYya at 81 l3Gl 20 for No. .
spring, aud 81 2T(Gl % for winter rcd and amber
western. Rye-QulGt and steady. Oats-Dull
and heavy at GSc for western In store. Corn
Steady at 81 OT6sl u for new mixed western.
Provisions = POrk-FIrm; sales 900 tlerccs
mess for June and July At $40 60E2a s.. Beef
Quiet and steady. Cut Meats-Quiet and steady.
Bacon-Dull. Lard-Qaiet at lie for prime
steam, .........
E00s-Dull at ITlfSc.
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ROME.
ROME, May 81.

ROME, May 81.
A new list Of members of the Ecunemi-
cal Council places the number at 0i5.
Many, however, have gone home, leaving
proxies In favor of the iniallibility dogma.
French troops have .been sent 10 the
Ncapolitan frontier to watch the insur-
gents.
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THE FAR WEST.
Railroad Laborers Demanding Pros
lection against the lndians..

CIIICAUU, MAY IT,
A dispatch WIS received at the military
headquarters in this city to-day. from
James Archer IN officer Of the Kansas
Pacific Railroad, who wasat Georgetown,
Colorado, stating TINT n large body Of
railroad laborGrs were now ut Carson city,
who refuse TO work on the road another
day unless they are furnished with arms
for defense aglinst the Indians, and TINT
they are threatening TO seize a train and
come East Gen, Sheridan is asked to
send six hundred stanlI Of arms To them
immediately the Kansas Pacific Railroad
becoming responsible to the Government.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
PRUSSIA.

.'. BERLIN, May II.
The Relchstag Government has accepted
the proposition looking to the abolition Of
capital punishment, except in cases OF
malice aiorethought and assassination Of
the sovcreigns of the Confederation.
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CnArLINE NEwMAN, at the opening Of
the session of the Senate one day last week,
abandoned the spread.eagle oratory, and
very impressivcly repeated tue Lords
prayer.
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SENATE.
The Senate sat all night.

The Senate sat all night.
Several amendments to the Fifteenth
Amendment bill was passed, including
one TO make all attempts to influence the
vote Of the colored people by depriving
them Of occupation, Ia penal offence. AT
length the Senate bill was substituted for
the House bill and at : o'clock was passed
42 toS. s...,
Adjourned till Monday.
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CUBA.

.ra HAVANA, May 81.
The national troops at Gibocoa recently
destroyed q powder mill and two cannon
which the insurgents were forced TO leave
behind. 8 .T.uiH. NJ =
Prices of bank and railroad shares are
advancing rapidly.
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A STRANGE animal that roars like lion
roams the woods at Mccklcnbcrg, N, C.,
and proves Of valuable service 10 tGe farm.
ers In keeping their hands at home in The
night, - Wv
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New York Money and Stock Market.
". New YoBK. Nav o.
STERLING STEADY at i093sdAlODK

SSLENLNd ~ lUJ5iDl0Jk, N
The cotton movement for the week show the
u, TS1 bales The general trade Of the cftv /.
rather larger than last week, and the market zen.
orally hrm, though brcadstufs and hog products
II MoNEY-Market easy at Sa5 per cent on call
Bank statement favorable, - S''''
GOLD-Wcaker; opened AZ iIIiI. elosad M ,t.L
(tlllh. Carrying rates az down IN i ner ac1;
ClCaranccs, 81, ,O0O 900. ~ N' w w. 0'H''
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 81.
The Spectator to-day has an article on
the municipal corruption in New York
city. The writer regards the evil MS incu.
ra6le, but credits the whole newspaper
press with having spared no effort to Gre
ate better public sentiment
The Times ridicules the Portuguese rev.
olution, characterizing the nation, pros.
trate before IN octogcnarian General, as u
grotesque spectacle.
The Times urges Intervention in the
affairs OF Greece by the great powers OF
Europe.
LONDON, May 22.
The Times comments favorably on Nc
Henry's plan for the reorganization Of the
A. & G. w. r. r. under the Presidency Of
Gen. Mcclellan.
The Obscruer regards the closing by the
United States Government of the SAINT
St. Marie canal to the Red River expcdi.
tion as au act of studied unfr1endliness.
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progressive march of the regime, which u
great people founded amid political
troubles. land which Is thus viiified in
an era Of peace and liberty"
The city will be Illuminated this even.
ing In honor Of the favorable result of the
plCbiscitc vote.
PARIS, May %.
The public buildings, churches, cafes
and some private houses were Illuminated
yesterday evening in honor CT the declara.
tion of plebiscitum. The principal streets
were thronged with people, hut no disor.
der occurred.
The publishers Of the Steele, Rerti1
RRtland Mationnlc were condemned to
Imprisonment for one month, with n fine
OF 1000 francs, for the publication OF u
spurious proclamation over the signature
OF Napoleon.
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srOGks.Dall and lower, but slightly above tIo

tAMUHlU VUIHI OF To-day,
Western unIop Telegraph, sey: Adams Ex
ss: Rsss'' tSS W %cls s,:,d Farg. cS M American
York Central, 1913; do. scrip, 9s;:: Eric lS. Sm
Harlem; l45; Reading, 1917; Michigan Central
l2lT; Lake Shore, 96;S: Illinois Central iio.
Pittsburgh, l07;, Northwestern. SlA; do. IRE. S.
icrred 50; Rock Island, 1l9&; New Jersey Cen.
Ial; lVsa; 81; Paul, OK; do. preferred 7gti; Wa.
bash, 65a; do. preferred 70; Fort Wayne, Oil':
Tcrro llnutc, 81; Chicago a Alton, iii: Clcye.
hnd, Columbus & Cincinnati, 70; Ohio i MissIs.