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VIRGINIA.
Ex.Mayor Chahoon Indicted fcr roruerv-
Important Decision by Chief Justice Chase.

Ex.Mayor Chahoon Indicted Tor rorxcry-
Important Decision by Chief Justice Chase.
RICHMOND, June 4, 1870
The Grand Jury to-day indicted George Chahoon
ex-Mayor, for forgery and Johnson IL. Sands and
Richard s. sanxay two ex-Conederate officers, for
conspiracy to defraud the State out OF $1,000, the
amount due the State from the estate of Jacob Horn
stein who died in the State. 1t Is charged that all
these parties, after the war, appropriated the estate
to their own use. Mr.. Chahoon was arrested this
afternoon ana baied III the sum OF 1900. The
other parties not in custody. Officers have been
Sent after them.
Ii suit originating in the United States Circuit
Court Chief Justice Chase decides as follows:-
The government or Virginia organized at Wheel
Ing, has been recognized by the United States as the
nlzed resistance 10 the national authority had ceased
In Virginia that government was established In un.
disputed exercise OF its authority at Richmond.
That government was thus established during
the year 1865. When the nsurgent government CT
Virginia was dispersed by the superior force OF
the United states the civil authorities did not
being de Gtto, charged with the duty OF maintaining
order until superseded by the regular government.
Thus the Common Council OF Harrisonburg. though
elected under the insurgent movement, remained
charged with the government Of the town, notwith-
standing the temporary occupation OF the place
by the United States forces. 1t might have
been superseded, for the government OF the
United States was not bound 10 recognize
an authority which originated with the rebel
government. But 1t was not superseded. The Mayor
and Common Council, therefore, exercising their
authority derived from their election, and not by
virtue OF military order, have no right to remove
has been brought for an alleged false Imprisonment
and malicious prosecution therein charged TO have
been committed by them In the discharge OF their
municipal duties The Case Is remanded to tue State
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
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LosDos MONEY MARgET.-LospoN, June n-s Pm
ConsDls closed e2N for un % for the
American securities qnletUned States hvetwenty bonds
1852 ssi 1855, old ssfS 1857 9A nfores ss Stocks
suetEre Railway shares f3ts Illinois Ceutras, no. At
iartic and Great Western, 29H.
PARIS BoURsK.--PARis, June "a r. M.-Tho Bourss
closed quiet. Rentes, 73f. 72c
FRAsKroRT BoUEsE FRANKFORT. June A-Unted
States hve+wenty boads opened brm but quiet
LIVERPOOL. CorroS MARKEr-LfvEkPooL June =
2P M-The cotton market closed duil. Midding upandr.
t0d idliing Orleans l0sd I'D The sales OF the day
have been 500 bales, including i5oa for speculation ana
export.
HAvRE CoTroN MAeyIr.-HAvEE, June H. -Cottoa
opened A Tres ordinare ihe spot, lS3 per cwt low
miding l2jf per cwt.
LIVERPOOL RREApsrurys Acknowledgements June
ar M.Wheat quiet aud steady Flour, 2ls I'd per DBL
for Western canal. Corn dul.
LoNpoa PRODUCE MARKEr.-LOSDos, June 1.-Sugar,
2Ts per for No Il Dutch standard aoa Fine rosn
qulet. Hops dull.
PETROLEUM MARHrr.-ASrwERr, Juac f--PesroIeam
openod Auet aud hlelly.
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CINCINNATI RACES.

CIScIsSATI, June 4, 1870.
The races were well attended 10 day, though scarce
iy equal To the preceding days.
The irst race, mile aud quarter dash, for tho
Club Purse OF $500 resulted-Marion first; t. smlths
chestnut colt by Bonnie Scotland second; Sister OF
CnariH third ana Restless fourth. Time, 2:iS3.
Inc seconu race mile and repeat, Cub Purse OF
saoo OF Wch $500 was for the first and $l0) Tor tho
sccnini was won In two straight heats-Baiie hrSt,
Bldiy Malone second and Joe Aiken third. tune,
l:45 ana l.t4k
Third race, dash one mile and three-quarters,
Club Purse $500, o. which $3.50 to the first AMI $50
10 lhe second Marion was first, Morgan Scout
second anu Barney WILLIAMS THIRD. Time, 3;O9h.
smiths colt was the favorite in the first race.
Balie IN the second and Barney Williams IN the
third.
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CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco Stock Market DemoraIzed-
Congressional Aid fcr tue California Coast
Railroad.
SAN FRANCISCO June 4, 1870
The minng.share market is demoralized. Alpha
is quoted at 50, Belcner SIS, Cholar s2s, Crown
Point 1911, Gould & Curry $685. Hale & Norcross $3.50,
Imperial s27, Kentuck S3S, Ophir Ss, Overman $40.
Savage $33, Yellow Jacket S4j.
Aepetition, numerousy signed, asking Congress
slona aid for the California SouthernEoast Railroad
mot the Southern Pacific road has been forwarded
to General Rosecrans.
The guests from Boston, with General Ord, visited
the harb0r Notifications to-day, and were received
with sauteS,
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SPAIN.
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Legislative Action on tho Throne Question.
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Legislative Action on tho Throne Question.
PARIS, June a. 1870.
The proceedings in the Spanish Cores yesterday
were highly important.
Almost the entire session was devoted to the con-
sderation OF the question OF the future ruler of the
country.
AT length proposition was made by one OF the
members that no candidate for King should be con.
sdered fairly elected unless he received majority
equal to onehalf Of the full number OF Deputies in
the C0rte5
Amid the most enthusiastic applause it was re.
solved to take this proposition into consideration 10y
vote Of LOG to SO; and the Cortes then adjourned
This vote Is very significant. 1t is regarded as
equivalent to the defeat CT the Duke OF Monipen.
ser, who has only eightynin votes in the Cortes,
and who If this amendment is adopted, VIII require
179 In order to be elected.
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THE PACE.
ai'eF ,,,,r many latse starts the horses we're
gnaIIy cot away III y scramble, Cottrili leading,
GenaarSs Gb S0t sesond, Pennocks colt third. C5sean
fourth Nanne Douglas. anh, r. p. Couuoiiy
sixth, Me'alrie ssvepth.D .D,T with no. Rapture and
Mars cs SO far hor4eyy sAey were
dashing zip the stretch aud passed the stgnd u
the order named above. There were some Changes
IN going around me upper turn, and wien they
two lengths; Glengary second, Corsican thnd,
Mamie Douglas fourth, x. b. Connolly fifth,
Meiairie sixth, Rapture seventh, PennocSs colt
around the hill, and when they came IN sight
leading Gengary three lengths; r. b. Con-
molly. gool third rennock's colt an excellent
fourth, Corstcan fifth, Metairie sixth, Mamie
Douglas seventh, Rapture eighth anu Wlthers' colt
last. The struggle for the finish now ensued, which
was continued 10 the end; but all the efforts n Glen
gary and his followers announced 10 nothing Cotrlii
came on undel o strong pull. an easy winner by
three Lengths, which 9s cayEel unaer the string;
iour,a, Pennock's colt NTH, Mearte sixth Rapture
sor6nth, Mamie Douglas eighth ana Wlthers' colt
ninth. Time OF the dash, 2:i2A--whica Is very ex.
ceiient time indeed, on tracS that was not con-
THE THIRD RACE.
THE BELMONT STAKES, for three year Olds one
m;~ snl I've tqrl.pgs; $500 entrance haT forfeit
$1,000 aaaea' s'e ssg9ld horse TO receive $500 OUT
d. Swieert entered b. C. Kingasher by Lexing.
ton, dam Ethan Lass ............. ..........
T. G. Moore entered ch. c. Foster, by Lexington,
T. W. Dosw6n eIsered b. I. Midday. ~ Eclipse,
A. Beiniont entered cd l. Nellie James, by Dollar,
| A. a. Litfell entered ch c. Eldorado, by Balrow.
ME, ddm Emma Johnston. ....................
NJ. IL. Santsrd entered b. T. Stanps by LeXing-
ton, dam Mildred, by Glencoe. :...........
| Carroll d Cotr entered br. c. by Doneraile dam
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Not a ssMan,' or SEA Brothcr.o

LONDON June f. 1870
A correspondent Of the Times at Madrid. writing
20 that journal, thinks that the scheme OF Sefor
Moret the Minister Of the Colonies for the gradual
emancipation Of slavery in the Spanish possessions
is perfect failure The bill defeats the very object
it intends to forward. He says the people are not
favorable to the measure as 1T stands points out its
weaknesses and rtdicules them pitilessly.
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The Cabinet aud Parliament.

PARls, June q, $50.
In the Corps Legslatif yesterday, tie members OF
the left having demanded the right Of pubic meet
ing during the elections for Counsels General NJ.
Emile Olivier refused, making this Cabinet question
the order Of the day for today
81 fhe Deputies, who yesterday voted By large ma.
jority against the Ministry, to-day unanimously voted
In favor except the members Of the left, WHO alb
stained from voting. The OF NJ. Olivier to-
day ayerts the expected Ministerial crisis.
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SERIOUS CHARGE.--C0lonel Il. L. Patrick demo-
cratic member of Assembly from Chemung county
and candidate for the Speakership last winter Is
reported to be unaer serious charge-that of col
lecting the pension OF soldiers widow after her
death by means Of forged papers. The Newburg
Journal speaks OF his arrest, IN company with an
Elmra Justice OF the Peace, who ls implicated Mr.
Patrick was brought to this city on Tuesday and
gave bail before the United States Commissioner
and he was still here yesterday.-Al1dny Eventng
Journal Tune q
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TBhEGRAPHIC NEWS
FR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
French Reports Of RuSso-Egyptian
Alliance Against Turkey.
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Spanish Parliamentary Action on
the Throne Question.
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Council Progress and COEe-
sion in Rome.
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The British Iron-clad Navy in
Powerful Development.
FRANCE.
Che Eastern Question a. Seen in Paris.

The Eastern Question as Seen in Paris.
-.-.s 30 PARIS June 4, 1870.
The Bourse to-day opened excited III view OIL the
reported alliance between Russia and Egypt
great many cannon, nlusxets and other war
materials have recently been ordered from Brussels
ana New York on the viceroy's account. large
increase in the armament al the disposal of Egypt
is suddenly apparent. 1t is now certain tnat the
viceroy is preparing for struggle against the
Sublime Porte, and that Russia viii lend him her
powerful assistance.
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rinEE Expa, .6nk 6nnk Rohnery at White rinins:
''A"Hu E,s3pwh >1sIONS-WINDOW SAsHEs AND DOORS
hAHX' oUT-TIE CLOCK sroPs AT ONE
0>NLoCk.IEE BURGLARS WORK
ALL NIGHT, But HERRTNG'S
ssaaK SAFE rolLS THEM.
LETTER FROM THE BANK orffoERt

CESrRAL BANK OF WEsronEsTER COUNTY,
WHITE PLAINS, \. ", May -, te70
Aessrs bfRRlNGs FARRELL SHEENAN, 2ol Broat tway.
New York - . ~''
GEk1LEsIs-Fhe Triple Champion sals Ge bought of
you about Is months ago has amply paid for iself On
Friday n'sht tbs s7th nst gang OF burglars uads
ceecsd IN blowing open tho outer Gre.proJf Next
they commenced operations On the middle safe, made
Oh Franshns and hardened steel conabned FIRST they
fncssea on as 6 Of iok then they tried 70 make
the purpose OF Inserting steel wedges unber having been
e,t broken ana used up faiur In this they the stripped
m m pottoh OF outer wrought iron, ali 10 purpose Fully
two pounds OF powder must have been used these
inenecua blasts We found ia the cans en-
rely empty AMI the third nearly empty Our window
sashes were entirely blown one piece OF metal from
IN M ce.1qg clock ceased 70 The shock
iss'he h4t wedges drills and powder proved
They rad very e progress getting open tho
middle safe or outer burglaproof We happy
burglar proof containing treasure
We feel pround OF SAFE think is well worthy OF
the name Burglar Proof Yours with much respect,
Aa.-s W. II. ALBRO, President
HENRY NJ. BISSELL Cashier.
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ALAB
Excitement Among the Radicnis-Fhe State
Auditor Imprisoned by Judge Busteed.

Auditor Imprisoned by Judge Busteed.
MONTGOMERY, June 4, 1870
Judge Busteed, Of the United States District Court
has committed Mr.. Reynolds, the Auditor OF the
State, to jail for ve days for contempt Of court in
refusing to obey an injunction restraining him from
collecting the two per cent tax the gross receipts
Of the Southern Express Company which was
authorized by the State Revenue law, but enjoincd
10y order OF the District Court. Auditor Reynolds
was also fined 81, COO and required TO refund the
amount collected from the Express Company
Reynolds Is leading republican and an asplrant TO
the Governorship, and his friends have called an in
dignation meeting which, 1t is supposed, will help
his chances.
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stnfford's Iron and s.ulphur Powders
lnSigosate the body and
purity the blood.


ievng expert discovered ha; his pockets contained
nary rsd he advised hin 10 be his heto
were great many thieves In London AMI OF them
might pick bis pocaeis In like unPrLclplei
of questionable mixtures and decterous
har out Lead, Suphar" and 0ner aboaiaa,l0us
gets daylight upon H. we and their yc hthy trash not oniy
containing the above prescribed articles but their bottles IN
addition coated upon the inside, with the destructive nitrate
Of slveriheir corks, coming In contact with contents
black recrament at the bottom OF tue bottles,
which DO not perceive simply because paper shields Will
not permit you Turn the boe upside down direct The eye
towards neck and what do you beholf2 Recrepenis
scoria doss SCOT and Stag cong omeraon OF hn truly
sombe melancholy took upon Use these aud Instead
Of derkeued hair will have black scalp paralysis OF tho
functions ani IN short time no hair to color
n5h&-, usc."
Tsa sM ssh. hnsyySsp, ERICA which s clear crrsal
ZOE NEo, gI,Ea n.-T,-n.a '"s trst water IL viii
restore faded tresscs 10 their w0ned gIt-souf
TO snowy wheness your presence heeatoab OF lss
exotics, dHpstBg incense ~ for the godsi
To be had at MACYlS AND OF DtUGGtSFs THROudH'
OUT THE COUNTRY
-, Whoe.ae at HENRY,s, WELLS 4 Co, MoRESsoN ana
ROBBINS and depot, 262 East Thirticth street.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Resolutions of the Legislature or Canadian
Reciprocity and Annexation.
BOSTON, June A. 1870.
In the Massachusetts House to-day Charles Levi
Woodbury., Of Boston, introduced the following:-
Whereas the geographical, historical and commercial
apties existing between the United States and
North American provinces present question Of
tere to the people and OF the country
view oil recent and probably OF import
take place In the future and believing that perfect
unhcaton would greatly promote interests OF both
peoples IL is, therefore,
Resolved by the General Court OF Massachusetts, That
will cordially sympatbze with all those the union
United States.
On motion of Mr.. WOODBURY. the resolution was
ordered to be printed and placed in the orders OF the
day for Tuesday, as he, with other gentlemen, de-
sired to make remarks before it was referred to
q committee
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The Engiishmen who were captured by Spanish
trigands near Gibraltar some time agol have been
tracked by an emissary OF the government. The
prisoners were in good health, and were well treated
Their final release was only matter OF money. The
government has already commenced negotiations
with the robbers, but the subject is replete with
difficulties and 1t is feared result can be reached
for atc
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TIE Mission to washington.

The rum0rs that NJ. Provost Paradol VIII succeed
NJ. Bertnemy, as Minister of France at Washington.
are again current, and seem to be wen founded.
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Cus,ons Duties Ia Cube,

Customs Duties la Cuba.
..,.. LONDON, June a, 1870
The ShipDfng Gazette OF to-day has a vigorous
leading article on the extortions pracsed upon
vessels arriving at Cuban por s. under the pretence
OF exacting fines for the evasion of customs regua-
tons. The Gazette invokes joint protest against
this outrage On the part OF England and the United
States.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JUNE S, l87o-TRIPLE SHEET

III running what they lost In their jumping There
were five entries and all the horses started. Wiley
second Iobelia third Virgil fourth and Harry Booth
NTH. They dashed Off rapidly and went 10 the nrst
hurdle very close together Wiley ieaaing' ~.
Jr, second. Lobelia third, Virgil fourth WIN larry
Booth bringing up the rear and knocking hlle
through the middle OF the hurdle. When they cane
10 the second hurdle their positions were unchanged
but they were little more spread out anu lhey went
over the brush cfeyery fn the order hahel apoye'
Getting into the homestretcn, Virgil, oysterman ~
hurdle on the nomcstretch all together. ~ was ah
exciting sight TO see SO many In the AR al once
nTy Booth was STRUGGLING on t6e
otaers The horses came up past tne
stand At clipping pace, Lobeila leading one length
Oysterman, Jr, second two lengths N 'front.' OF iey
virgil fourth, Harry Booth Tar behind. They ran
around the lurn, with Virgil gong into thtrd place.
Lohella Nadlng over The hurdle a. the loot Of tae
fourth Harry Booth out OF the race. 0ysterman
w., forced Lohella around tue lower turn, aud waS
the lower turn, Wiley tn,rd. virgi! f0ufth, the
four very close together, Harry Booth far b.
hlnd; Tue 81, struggle began With renewed earn.
and Oys'erman passed i.dbelia before she reached
before ne naqa tlS Gap, ana when lie landed he had
Drought Oysterman N winner by two lengths
Looea second, Virgil third, viey fourth, and Harry
Booth ni'a TIME 4ifs :! sEsgsD ~ 5s2e r.ss s;ss.
The F0RpHAM STAKES, q handicap sweepstakes
or $50 EACH PIP. for all ages; ony $40 II declared,
$500 added by the club; one mite and quareri the
second horse 10 receive twenty-five per cent ol the
stakes, the thlrd horse TO save his stake,
W. Co triIf, entered CHI C. Cottriii, by Daniel
Boone, dam Maggie g., years Old, l09 lbs.
l.. w. Jerome entered br c. Cengary, by Thor.
manly, DAM Carbine, years Old, io2 HIS $50. 2
J. ODopne entered br. h. X. B. Connolly, by
Lexington, dam Lucy Fowler. years Oil, Ill
lbs
Bacon Holland entered b. < Corslcan, by Uncle
VIC, dam by Sovereign, years old III lbs.
". BtnADCk d. e.
Rebecca T. Price, 3 years, 80 lbs. ....,..,..
j. Eckerson entered ci. A. Metarle by Star DAVIS,
dam Katona years Old, ia lbs. ...............
J. h Lawrence entered ID. III Rapture, by Lapidist,
dam Parachute, years Old fJi lbs, ,............
Bacon Holland entered b. m Mamie Douglas,
by Rogers, dam by Wagner, 4years Old, l0i lbs.
ID. ID. Wtthers entered CHI C. by Mickey Free, dam
by Wagner, years Old, 50 )lDs......,.,..,.,..,.
Timc 2:l2L.
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The Mission to Germany.

PAKIs, xvne 4, 1870
The statement is made to-day trat MI Bernedette,
the Envoy Extraordinary and Mntster Plenipotea.
tiary 20 Prussia who recently had leave OF absence
granted him TO visit Paris has received order
return to his post at Belln forthwith.
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81 y II NJ l..
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Another Great Fire In the sagueuay District.
QUEBEC June 4. 1870.
Another destructive fire Is raging In the woods in
the neighborhocd OF Trinity Bay, on the Saguenay
and still another some miles up tie river. Others
are reported at Point aux Trembes should til 0
present drought continue the rayages by fire will be
very extensive.
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and neck 70 within thirty yards OF the string when
Plonghman gave way, AM Metaire won by threo-
quarters or length. Time. I:52k.
Ana this finished the lrst days racing at Jerome
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SWEDEN.
A Cabinet Crisis.

STOCKHOLM, June 4, 1870.
Ministerial crisis has occurred. The following
is the Eew Cablnet:-
Minister OF Justice Adievenz Minister OF tho In
terror Bergstrom; Minister Of Finance, Warn.
No change in the foreign OF domestic policy Of the
nation Is involved,
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Council Cohesion.
commence.

ROME. June T. 1870.
The Ultramontanists deny the report that it is
theirjntentiOn to withdraw from the Ecumenical
Councllafter the proclamation OF the lnfallibity
dogma.
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Tue Transatlantic .Yuiis.

PARIS June 4. 1870.
There Is still much dissatisfaction in commercial
circles with the mail service to the United States
The press is unanimous in calling for reform.
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Hoiyday Recreation.


The deliberations Of the Council have been iDter-
,rupted by the Feast Of Gregory XVI (who died on
the 1st OF June 1s46). The sessions will be resumed
however, next Thursday.
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ROME.
InfalIibie Progress.

hOME June 4, 1871.
Yesterday, upon the demand OF $50 of the fathers
iii the Ecumenical Council, the end OF the discussion
on the Schema de P7inattt ct htaltbattdte was pro-
nounced
On Monday the discussion OF the chapters will
commences.
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Refractory and stiff Necked.

Refractory and Stiff Neclked.
ROME June A, 1870
The Carmelitc monk, Hatze. who was summoned
to Rome to excuse his defence of DJiiinger has re-
fused to retract and is therefore, kept under close
surveillance.
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Cnnndn still Courageous.

LONDON June 4, 1870.
General George Napier to-day publishes III the
newspapers q fresh endorsement OF Canadian
courage and loyalty,
The London Ne,os hopes that Mr. Lin1says ad-
dress to the troops has been mis.reported by the
telegraph.
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ITALY.
Parliamentary struggle.


FLORENCE June 4, 1870.
The new army budget has been voted by the
Chambers, but not without sharp struggle.
The vote on the final passage stood It's yeas to
i07 NAYS.
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ENGLAND.
NHynl Deveiopmcnt.

LONDON, June a. 1870.
The Admiralty begins the building of three new
ironclad vessels at the Chatham Navy Yard imme
dately.
One OF these Is to be called the Raleigh, viii be
5000 tons burden, and Is to carry twenty-seyen
heavy guns, broadsides. The other two are to he
small light draught steamers, 10 operate around
coasts and In harbors.
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Questions Of Color and Commerce.

LONDON June 4, 1870.
The Spectator issued to-day, asks Indignantly II tho
government mas exchanged Gambia for worthless
tract adjoining Slerre Leone.
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A.--Espcnscheid's Summer Huts.-First on
the list, light superb, original and emiucoiy becoming,
stands the Espenchd Dress Hat Of the seasona masnin
ultra marine pearl os exquisite proportions
antess N style perfect IN all rs deais and as specimen
OF workn anshp and hnsh, WORTH place In anv expos
ton Of he useful and sDent A abtoAd
Especial attention directed to this fabric because pra-
belong 1 m Vt. "A coueina' an 81 go Hss'. both beau,
,u una IN ngr f n ss 1pn' onr wach, thus sraceuiy
-, wi Of q classic and arstocratc dress
'nA' A'' 'IN9'" ED. Manufacturer Of Gents HAZE
lis NASSAU Areel !
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President Grants Case.

LONDON, June a. 1917.
The Saturday Reeie,o admits the Ill taste and use.
lessness OF Mr. Lnisays address in reference to the
action Of President Grant,
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The race being mile and three.quarters, the
horses were started the inside track running to
the first hurdle, which under the bluff; the
ond tie lower turn the third at the drawgate at
the lower end Of the grand stand the fourth at the
bluff again, half mile being between the thirQ and
fourth. which gave the 1yeTa q chance TO make w
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Proposition for Annexing British Columbia 10
the Dominion.
OTTAWA, June 4. 1870.
The delegates from British Columbia, now here,
have laid before the Dominion government pr9pQsl-
lions respecting the entrance Of that province into
the coniedeFacy. 90.