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A despatch from TamaEoa, Ill. June aays:
" Grading on the Chester i Tamaroa Railroad
commenced in earnest to-day, and WAS wit
messed by large concourso Of people. This
road is designed to unite the extensive coal
tle1as Of Perry sna Randolph Counties with
the Iron Mountain Of Missouri
Tho Peoria (El.) Transcript Of tho 9th
says: "Ar. Lindsay has just returned from
the sonthern end OF the Peoria, Atlanta l. De-
catur Railroad, and reports matters in tha
most encouraging condition. He has secured
51s5, 600 additional subscriptions to the capi-
largo number Of men will coon be set at work,
and the grading wiz DO pushed forward as
rapidly as possible"
Tho Hamilton (Can.) Times ssys that at
the meeting Of the Provisional Doa1u OF Di-
1eetors for tho new Air Line Railway, from
Glencoe to Buffalo. held in that city fsw days
since, tho order was iseued for the s.ock-books
to be opened at Hamilton on tho ath Of July
next On the 9Th OF July. special general
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Great Vest
ern Railwa! will be held At the London Tay-
ern, England, in order. to take INTO
soldna aa q ta' the 'agse0y ns@ I5y t
Tho close Of that meeting instructions will BE-
telcgraphed as to tho amount Of stock to be
taken BY the Great Western Corporation Of
Canada. Several surveyors have already been
put at work on tic line, commencing at Can
he!d anu Glohcoe. me company will ask no
aid from the municipalities in the way Of bo-
muses.. The road will be built without delay,
and it is thought that its construction will IN
all probability defeat the Great Southern
scheme by rendering it useless,
-A meeting was held at Akron, Ohio, on the
4th inst, to hear the report OF the Railroad
Committee Of the Akron Board OF Trade on the
proposed Baltimore, Pittsburgh 4 Western
Railroad route, running from Pittsburgh west
through Salem and Akron to Chicago. The
Chairman Of the Committee stated that in or
der to secure the road through Akron it was
necessary to subscribe ut least $30O, 900 stock,
when it was unanimously '' Resofued, That We,
the citizens Of Akron, authorize our Railroad
Committee to pledge cur city for 9300, ,000."
, 1870-06-10


LONDON, June 9.-The cable between England
There seems to he no doubt that the reported
loss Of the Dacta was concocted in America by
designing persons to t1nnence the market price
Of the new West India cable shnres. The insur-
anee on the Dacta and cargo is ESQ 900 sterling.
United States tnquiring rs to the truth Of the
telegram. that the steamer Chjeftafn recently
saited hence for Cuba In the Interests Of The in
found rho has heard 81 the occurrence.
The alarm among farmers, on accOunt Of the
continued dty weather, almost amounts 70 q
Communication with Bombay BY the new cable
y complete. Dispatches from India Of to-day have
ALREADY {9oon) b been @ seceyed. a,s .n..,,o.
Of Ireland, has been created Baron O'fIagan.
Female masque!aders we're recently arrested
and indicted for felony
politics and be raised to peerage.
The Morning Telegraph reports thAt Doug1ass,
the owner Of the sappho, declines TO compete for
Cambria has been entered
The steamship Brttan1a arrived at Mov11le
The American dollars brought BY the scandinsr-
BoABAr, June s.-The cholera IS making dread
m t. P2s of India AT Madras
LONDON, June 9--The neWB at the Colonial Of
fee fnlly confirms the Eictor1es over the rebels tn
NEw YOBK, June Snail adGices conirm, the
arrest Of TWO men, as reported By cable, at the
Paddtngton Railroad station, London, On suspt-
c1on Of being FenIans They were brought up for
examination 1t the Police Court, MAy 81, when
distinct charge Of treason and felony was made
against them. Gordon, the lnfoFmer, 1dentined
the prisoners aa haying taken part in the Fenian
councils previous to the projected attAck on Ches-
ter C1stle IN 1851. One ut the prisoners was ideE
tiled By the English detectives az having been
act1re In the despatch Of arms to the Castlc and
Manchester. They we're agaln remanded.
LONDON, June 9.-Ihe ship Regina Will follow
the Magdaia with material for the construction OF
the Honduras Trans-Continenta Railroad
LONDON, June a-The Northern Association Of
Baptsts sent to the House OF Commons 4 petition
praying that the compulsory education act do not
pass, for the reason thRti unduly fayors the Es-
tahlshed Church.
4 despatch from Ca1cntta denies that the chol-
era Is there.
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MARRIEp,

CHADBoURNE-14NgLK this city, June 8.
n tfe restdenco Of the bIides parents No u Vlneeu
nesny hy The Rev. Chas- X Cheney, ]. Ferris Chad
bourne. Esq. and Nils CssA f. Langley. ali Of tdls
city No eArdA
AoBSFREECH-At the residenre ot tho brides
father, near Bloomtngdaie, DuPaEe County. III June
Georse ". Moss. Of this city. and Min Hsuuah H.
French. =, ,,,
inst ii 1IA Prailie.ay, By Re7. Jesse 3. Thomas D.
Of thc bE'de ~ ar t7,ie l. he 1s1aee
daughter Of the fata Dr. Tinothy Ea&nau. OF Aicht
IAN No fatt1a.
, 1870-06-10
NEW YORK.
--latest Phase Of the Railroad
Crop Prospects at the East.
Money and Stocks.

EpecIal Despatch to The Ghicaxo Tribune
NEW Y0zx, June Pin consequence OF INC IT,
fusal OF Commodore Vanderbilt to receive coupons
Of the Erie Railway tickets between Badslo and
Niagara Falls, the managers Of the Erie haVo de-
telmlned to have q line Of theiF own. They signed
contract to-day for broad gauge Inc from Buf-
fao to NiaRara Falls and Suspension Bridge, to be
completed In ninety dsyR Already the track has
been laid over the bridge, and the work will be
pushed night snd day 10 completion.
yanderbllt's course has for the pres
cnt compelled passengers by The
Crest Western Railway Of Canada to take the
Central and Hudson River lines, or submit 10 vcx-
ntous delays md enhanced rates Of fare. Tae re-
Iattons between the Erie and Pennsylvauia roads
are perfectly harmonious, and negotiations aEe
progressing which will enable them to compete
with Vanderbilt on very favoruhle terIna
Reports from New England aud New York State
sRy that tho crops have suffered seriously for
want OF rain until the beginning OF this week.
But little rsn has fallen in Western New York for
a month past, The fruit and berry crop hAd q mar
row escape from being total failure.
WALL HTRHzT.
Wall Bt1eet markets were all hr1ner to-day, with
general advance In prices. This condition Of
affairs was due to the action Of the House On the
Currency bill yesterday, which Is accepted az
defeat Of the measure for this sesston OF Con-
errss. Lite IN the day the market WAS depressed
On the report Of Garne1d's attempt to revive his
bill In new form The activity In the stock mar
keta was greater thAn for several days past.
RtH8nAp PROJECT.
The projectors Of National Railway from New
York to Philadelphia, in opposition to the Camden
/ Amboy, say that more than ha}f million OF
uollnrs have been subscribed, though the books
hare not been opened, and they confidently cx-
pect that the whole c8pital Of nine million d0ara
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SPORTING.
Third Dny OF the BLOOD HoF8e Assoc
clation Races al Springfield.

Third Dny OF tho Blood Horse Asso-
citation Races tat Springfield.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD. IL, June s-The third day Of the
races opened bright and cool, and every Indication
was for one Of the brightest days Of the season,
but about O'Clock It clouded up md commenced
to rain, and continued until near noon, and the
track was quite wet and heavy. At noon it
cleared up, and the people, determined to see the
continuous stream, by carriages and ratksads, and
at O'Clock about 900 people we're on hand to
witness the sport. The sun shone forth brightly,
about half past the track WAS ii fair condition
and the race for the day WIS called, for mile
heats all ages best three in a7e, pure $4oo, and
@ Hes Bessefs | gay holse Ansroia Mosie1s seS rs BAY
lin Reeder: Before thc cai1 of saddle up,"
was between Anerold and Bob Lee. Both horses
Are1otd VAS the general favorite, hut Bob Les
IS 70 on 4ncroid aud taken, but slowly. Il the
call both horseszmade good start, AneroId tax
through The mile heat, coming within hall length
Of dlstanciDg Bob Lee. Time, 1:s2. AT the start
on the second heat Bob Lee seemed to be IN bet
length, and kept 1t until the home stretch, when
he home. was . fall length ahead. time, s:o1.
both horses started well together, but Anefold
soon showed bis superior bottom and training,
and came home the winner Of the heal, ,--tme,
2:oe-and Was declared the winner Of the race,
At the conclusion OF this race the celebrated
horse Bafre. who won the tace yesterday, was Of
fered for sale at auction This horse belonged to
he was bought BY II. benton, Of vickshurg, MISS,
at $o10, which Vas considered q low figure BY the
tuIfmen who were present ...
Tho second race purse $50 all ages two niles $50
Y 11aJy nd
, 1870-06-10

madrid. June s-Amuesty will be Immediately
decTeed toI all Republicans compromised in the
last Radical insurtection.
MADRID, June e.-The question Of future rnou-
arch occupied the session Of the cortes yesterday
A motion made that the King be elected by q d.
rect vote OF the people was, after debate, mega
The proposition requiring that the candidate
receive a majority equal 70 hall the whole num-
ber OF deputies, Was car11ed-1s9 to III. This Is
regarded as utterly destroying the chances Of
Montpenster, az well as al other candidates thus
far named. None Of these get 11s votes, the num-
Ter required By the resolution There Is much ex-
element RngDg al classes,
PTtm made personal explanation. He quoted
from despatch Of the Philadelphia correspondent
Of the London Times relating bis connection With
the pfopoeed Cuban loan, and pronounced the
despatch Haliclous invention There hnd been
no negotiations between HIM and the American
Government, or between him and English cap!-
taliHts-
MADRID. June "a despatch from Cadlz an
nouuces that the br1gands Who kidnapped the
Euglish1nen near Gibraltar, a-d released them on
the parment Of heavy ransom, hare Blnce been
captured by the troops and part OF the ransom
money recovered.
, 1870-06-10

rom tic conmitssa s on Al Fore.sn Or Reistions
The nfp1An r1st3oKs; ;.+.-r,.w Nth
the President, to-day, and IN effect repeated r.
speech Of TueAday: The Preslasns dsiG;aed dFeG;aedd
that be bad sl~szb taa aad 1ndan H. aato9s aaslTso
It would be used for their projection on
the reservations against the enGfoaeamea@ 95 Q!
rs Ss for u he ~1 protection Of both whites and
Tne 1aoas appropatons or which would be made b Con-
eresa 1or the benefit Of the Indians would be ex-
pended consistently. What e right ts to be done.
tlons viii regard to this The indians leaned for
ward With esgcr attention while the Interpreter
IVES explaining to them the words OF the President
At ia conelusion, silent handshaking took place,
ae each passed from the room, and the council
with the Crest Father ended.
NOMINATIONS.
The following nominations were sent to the
sent to the Semitic, to-day: o. s, Gllsson, Rear
Admiral; William Reynolds, Connodore: ].
Nicholson, to be Captain; E P. Tun, to be
Commander: g; 6. Schultz to oe Lieutenant Com
1t Arkansas Valley, District Of Colorado; Marx g.
Bradford. Receiver Of Public Moneys IN the aame
nrs & 6,Pt, WnsSn f1 Sah Register OF the Land
CLAIMS CokAIss1oSEN.
The House committee has recomucnded the
passage OF the bin appointing the Judge Of the
uQited etaES Cl3EulE CQuft Tor the District OF Mfp
ncsota, Iowa. Missouri, AEkalsas, NebraAkA and
Kansas 70 receive and examine the claims Of citi-
zens OF Kansas again1t the United States for loss
Of property taken or destroyed.
U6oO1NERN RAILROAD INDEBTEDNESS
General Butler, In hls report from the Com
mlttee On judiciary. On the subject Of indebted
ucM Of certain Southern railroads, savB most Of
them hare fully paiu all clalma Those nspst
1aEgely indebted, and against whom quits are now
pending, are: The East Tennessee Virginia Rail-
road. 1865 s31 Nashville Chattanooga Railroad,
x31o, ,8a9: Nashville L Northwestern Railroad
Nf,1G. These roads express a dcslre for an
equitable settlement without litigation, and ask
that the Secretary Of War, or some competent tri-
hunA be empowered to compromise and settle the
controversy The committee consent and the
suits arc proposed to he abandoned. The bill re-
ported Is In accordance with this recommend.
....- CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
Customs receipts, last week, s., ,5SS, ,683.
! The LATE INDIAN oUTRAGEs n EANsAs-
Official reports mention that the recent attack
uron the Kansas Pacific Railroad was not coH1'
mitted pg Sioux, but by band known Us the Dog
Soldiers, composed Of renegade Indians Of greai
many IrlbeA
COMMERCIAL STATE17CA
The report Of the Bureau OF Statistics shows
that the imports Of the nine months, ending March
81, wers s35 a04 .sa3; EXPORTS sss, The e1
Ports arc nearly So 900 greater than In the SAINT
lime the previous year.
, 1870-06-10
RELIGIOUS,
Iowa Stntc Sunday School Convcn-
tions

CEDAR Rarrps, Iowa, juno 9.-Tne Sunday
School state Convention was called to order
promptly at O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Various
subjects were discussed, and much interest mani
fested At O'Clock the children Of the
Sabbath Schools OF this city and
county formed In procession and marched
through the principal streets after
which a portion repaired to the Baptist anu the
balance to the First Presbyterian Churches,
neither one OF the ctiItces being large enough to
accommodate all the children, Whose number Is
estimated At 500, Whp, With the Qdults present.
filled hoth churches to oSerdoH1nG. Short nd
dresses were delivered to the children at each
place. Tho evening session ms opened
at 8:15 by a voluntary by the choir,
followed by reading OF the Scriptures aud
prayer by ReT. G: Bo5nton. Q! E1dora, anil
singing the song Of "The Angc! Reapcrs" by the
convention. The devotional exercises concluded,
the first topic was announced, viz:
the safety and prosperity Of our county, The
discussion vas opened By Rev. Geo. Hooker, Of
Waterloo 1ae,snasado ns WIS foowed By Rsv M
made arecch, his subject being "noneJ to carry
on the Eork fer tho year to come" A subscription
WAS started which met with verF 1atterng success.
Tie convention then adjourned The church was
denstly crowded and the exercises Of the even
ing were the most Interesting OF the session.
So far the convention is success 10 every point.
Among the strangers present is tho venerable Rev.
DR.. Wilmer, D. D., of Ithaca, N. r., and Nj. ]. II.
Wyman, Of Root l. Cady. Chicago.
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fGnl.GN.
Further Particulars Of the
Great Fire at Constan-
tinople.
twenty-five Hundred Persons Per-
ish in the Flames.
Value Of Property Destroyed,
$l25,0o0,o00.
Excitement in Spain Over the
Question OF u Future
Ruler.
The 1nfallibility Dogma-Protest Of
the Minority in the Council.



NEW YORK, June 9.-The New York 1ffbune's
London correspondent confirms, by telegraph, the
statement that the alleged Roun.Auian b0tchery
WIS simply a 6tudentsi Joke. The jewish local
committee thanked the government for stidinE
the movement In the beginning. There Is nothing
later.
CoHsrANTNortE, June 9.-The great nre in the
Pcra district has been subdued. Over seTen
thousand Buildings OF all sorts we're destroyed.
many Of the best In the city. The loss
Of lftc has greatly exceeded the estimate
made BONE daFs ago. The Fem2ina Of
15G human beings have been discovered. It 1s
supposed this number represents One-haif OF tho
actual losA The total loss By the fire Is computed
at .E25, ,000 ,o0o. The English underwriters suffer
heavy lOssca The archives Of the British Ennb2s-
ST were saved. The American Church Of the Im-
macnlate Conception was on IRE several times,
and it Is considerably damaged, but
the gobelin tapestry, the gift Of the
GRATED, Was aayed unhar1ned
Coss1AEI1S0rtE, June 9.-The loss Of life By tho
contagraton here was fHghtfpL At some points
whole families we're hemme1 In By names and
Eertshng In full view OF spectators who could not
rescue them. The panic among the people was
terrible and many lost all presence OF mind and
were unable to sayc themselves Others, In
despair, made no effort to save themselves and
we're lost Some Il the Turks In spirit OF fatal
ism peculiar TO their race and religion. shut them-
selyts up in thelr burning houses. refused assist
ancc and met death without q muFmnr. Twenty
fire hundred persons were burned to death OF
Killed by falling wsus. Many 1uore are missing.
, 1870-06-10

MARION, lows, June 9.-The Republican Con-
rtntion of Linn County yesterday appointed dele
gates to the Second District Congressional Con-
tention, nni unanimously Instructed them In
favor Of tile denomination OF Hon. Wm. Smythe
for ConEtesA
MONTICELLO, Jones County. June 9.-At tho
Republican County Convention held In this city
this day. the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Ksselped. That tho delegates to the CousresalonA
Convention M Instructed the vote Of the comfy
fr Hon. William SInyth; tho delegates to the State
Convention for Hon. John Russell, Of Jones Uounty.
fur Auditor q State and tho delesates the Judlc.!
Conftntiou, Tor Hon ]. II. Rothrock for Judgr, and
Hun ". G. Thompson for Attorney.
, 1870-06-10

Grand Commandery On Washington az
enue. The procession consisted. of
Of full eight hundred Sir Knights ln full regnliA
mAin STREETS, which were profaselY decorated with
dags and Masonic regala The display Was very
nne, and thousands of spectators lined the stteeta
= In The afternoon an exclusion was given whiting
Union, and ut O'Clock p. m. a grand banquet Was
given tn the Michigan Central freight house, sey-
eral hundred participating, and toasts being re-
sponded to, etc.
The Peninsular Herald, Grand Templar organ Of
this city, announces that the Pfohlbiuonlst9 will
hold q convention at jackson, OF 'Augustt 8 and
4, aud nominate State ticket for the fall e1ec-
ttUu.
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IOWA.
Resolutions Adopted by tho RrewcrAs
National Convention at DaTen-

National Convention at Dayen-
Pert.
DAvEfroRr, June 9.-The BreWers' Association
Of the United 9tatea, IN session In this city, cou-
ctuded their labors today. The following resoiu-
u9as NeIe unanimously adopted:
WAE21A&, We, the htrWers Of the United Htates A.
&c Haf ds ss5Sr
gnspsed: ri lheTe5orS: deem ii 9eecssaTy 3ar lie
e scst9Im Eth .hs worEsas Il osF basI aess.
sno pS 9sesd Upon rkhteo1s understanding Of the
Es.s.a nj tho Pstaen # The committee. Of The
gs .ss Hn q he gatsd st:tss :hs ssn.ts
taE Hstins e teassd lSues, i hesftlr .11so1s: sa
thG mopp.ed atnenamcnton tho attention Of tho Com
mstse q r4{s I'D means y ta 4. respects eeuneaded
Hn1fssss. ssssfetons = piodaetoa sad
& ~ Tie d
81 i .aS ghp If L,
5S sblSea.sd psatea i s. Id Snhas
ceded no1 aeh i tho intesess q q she @ soV
zcf . msauis Il yaiuable eoamoatas. nd 70
easrS j p .ueh commodities. tend directly e 10 r.
.1s1; E 1ns .h K, H. f.. M b.. T.
ss a r. &c sgs
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n nasor;s s ~ e. =. eRs i = t ]
tae.e hqaols ths1 b aoeessl6ls % sask eiasss&
ss,a ss. ~ .o. q1s %a,cs tstaea1 bssoa cd 'ss e
b. distinctly I'd 6roaay nsde II shs imposition of d.
ts e. a s.[
Rt7ored, Fiat In our opinion dealers In malt lquors
WaIr. or merchandize Of foreign or, domestic
tLat to place them il the, aamc catsgory With
spes. II tbs Soo1 r The ss sa e
BE- s1hibted ia not required BY any consideration sp
tlieAble To the u&turu Of their 6ustuesA
m shoaa 20 6
thaa dealeEs IN any other commodity.
ittored Thot c1pcrlcncc has p1ored that tho supply
sss .i lie =
bhs incrgase - has been proposed ought to 9e r.
!uo,cp entirely s 1east 70 be T.sHsed shat the
md eac qasscs III speso1 NJ thss u
'S H. hfnP a xet H the RSth Rha j. e. e:
1nnss Rs,aiis' sia "fn na.neS as docs
not tcn to stimulate by dones::c complete the gIodac
tinr product. and that Focmny rEoteat sgatnet the
Proposed MEASURE Of increasing the import duty upon
EtsoseA That nc deem the disposition manifested By
Cogress to rc.!cr Internal taxation cnucnt1y wise,
is ohF1oa that 1t be done confidently with the
s of tas Julie eset Id To-. ne
W2s lie snsnntaetasvrs md dealers In mali liq4ors
sl; not be SLOWED to pAr1C1put in the relief which
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SUMMER RESORTS.


ts now for sumHeE travels l. accessible a tew
Wsteh Hii, Peqnot House, md Mystic Island, aTs
within I thott dIstanoe- Yachting, rowing. dahns,
Terms On application. -
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MISSOURI

Arrest OF the Assassin OF Deputy
United States Marshal moses.
ST. LOUIS. June 9.-It will be remembered that
Deputy tinted States Marshal Moses, Of sedaha,
No, was assassinated one evening, last Decem-
ber, while sitttng In house In Camden County,
Moses being In that region to ar
rest Felix Whitworth for Illicit dis
tilllng Whitworth was suspected OF the
murder, and shortly after decamped, leaving 2
widow named Richarison. who left behind seEen
children. They wen Went to Randolph County, Ark.,
and engaged III farming, where United states ~; De;
tecttve McKeon arrested WhitTorth+ June :, anu aa
prisoner was taken to Callforuia, No, to await
trial. the Grand Jury Of Camden County haE1ne
indicted him for murder,
, 1870-06-10

TOLEDO, O., June 9.-The Ohio Michigan Mid
land RAILWAY Company WAS organized to-day,
with the following omcers: Directors General
Hiram Walbr1d9c, J. Edwin Conant. Henry
CIews,, B. Randol phi Martin, New YORK; Hon.
Klsnsia Not Motr, u $: Wa3p5iaes, r. r Wa!ts'
Tinin.. The following officers were
elected: President, General Hiram Wal
bridge; Vice President J. Edwin
Harry IL Bishop; Chief Engineer and General
Superintendent, J. Il. Sergeant The road Is to
extend from some point On the Ohio Myer to Lex
tngton, cIestline, TIN, TOLEDO, IN ono: IA An IN
The mouth Of the Mantstcc River on Lake Aichi-
ERu+
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The RoHsoufnu ExcuxBi0ntSt1 Sec the
Sen Lions and MfnRle the Wnters OF
the eaux-ChristemfnK a Baby.

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The HostoDfnn ExcuEsionists Sec the
Sen Lions and m1nR1e the WnteFs oil
the Oceans Christening n Baby.
From tho San Francisco Morning Call, Junes.
yoata,5,v foronoon the major nort;on nf
+ta nneton a1cnrsioniats' accon,nanioi hr a
r,,,,So- ~ I'm San Frsnc;scsna nroceai,off tn
~ E1;fY p Hansal Rsrouches' bneaies' haeka,
and S > vab;cics ~ ofber iascr,nfions. ware
1srosva1 ;nto sarr;ca r. cnnrnv t{e nnrtv IN
tE1a7s.n;,, Eaeter'a fa7rona Teao,f Tho 3iye In
~ nv Hn,,sa 1.a haar ~ often deac,;ha5
~ 1nu - nu4eo nis atc,t = ~ th;s t;nna
- 10 - haoayoa 4 ~ talen he n11TnhoT n
snnp.y e"I,a tha H,,h A - noaf+er - ca,,-sa
ihan Wara o1nacta1 " ha astonished at tha ~,
naszanca ,aoy T@1' ~ thinrrs and nnioubtaf1r tev
rars' p ~ The dsy was pleasant and The dive de-.
s6.1
fSi,.,,v tba d,ivs terminated and t1a n,rtv
.osahad .ha C1;ff Honaa and sonns ovarrsn K
~ IN . fa1r nnmanfa m.nr ~ thern waTa
at".d;,,n -,a', t1,o Traato-+, .;,.r e.1;." ~
t ~ ..s,,s, IT, daays h11,oo -
thpt ~ WuuHeE !n out apon tuo oaap o.oa "a.el ~
inc Iaeac uceAu* re W 1ot PloPese " eNs
Rnpnnclsy " tne .sa1.ks Mlo e1clAaaalons "
tae oostoalans' aE a. tney etooa 1nete ano eaAeo
upon ne ocean- May9e some o. tnem Wele
sofrL inat 1ney a1ans .1a nAFe % II nee an ocsan
oaoaad sne oans ~ ~g ~ r. n1s9 ha Ptof
ceeded e dcket 1os bs,l i u ny q me hells o1
xasco Nunez Dc Balboa nd oean present.
me siShf OF tne sea nons' sunnlag 9 1 saemselves
upon the rocKF' atetaeseo sooo oea4 OF CON-
ment. ...;.7u .;..,,
AFTER eSe1ypoo{ nau posanh5 .1uo 4ookaaH
At the sight, ". hoe, VINO dafecta ne move
ments OF the bosIonia1s, annonneeo tn1t ne
Waa prepared 70 pat1olm me ceremony OF
mlpgnng tho Tatem OF me ne As1anus Sa; nasn me .ns
, 1870-06-10
The Princess EdathA,R Appearance
nt Police HEc@dduaxteEA.

From la< Hfle IoTE Herald, .]une I.
Last evening coach drove up at police
headquarters and from it alighted the Princess
Editha Gilbert Montez (who claims to be a
daughter Of Lola Montez), accompanied by q
lady friend and the special officer stationed at
the Astor House. Size had been sent to the
building By Mr. Steteon, to whom ahe is in
debted to the amount OF 37G. It ia also
claimed that she is insane and subject to cpl
1cptic fits. The lady was arraigned before In
tention Of settling her indebtedness at once,
and denied most emphaticaliy that she WAS iu-
sane. She claimed to be daughter Of Lola
Montez by the King of Bavaria, aud claims also
the title Of Countess Of Landsfoldt, which her
mother bore. Dr.. swan, Of tho Astor House,
pronounces her insane, aud by tho advice OF
the Inspector ehe was taken buck to the Astor
Hongc 10 await further Developments