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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-11

THE PRUssIAN MIssIoN.Lln addition
tn the fact that the President has offered
the Prussian mission to atleast two. per-
sons, lie stated Friday that he intended, as
soon Us he could find q proper person, TO
nominate successor to MIR. Bancroft
Gen. Grant thought MrS Bancroft had no
particular claim upon this administration,
lie having been appointed by Andrew
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-11

Married Persons, or Young Men CONTEMPLATING
marriage, being aware OF Physical lWGsInegS:
VIKenie Debultyt DOl0rmitias, speedily Cured.
ne Wh9 places himself under the care Of Dr. ],
1aS Sy Eengloasy conade In his honor o. gentle.
SieiSr Snu coaAaeaty rely upon his sill as ply.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-11

Dr.. IohnAon has discovered tho most Certain,
speedy and 0hly EdectnAl Remedy IN tho World
Tor Weakness Of. the Back OF Limb, Structures,
Affections Of tho Kidneys and bladder, Inyolan.
E3ty Discharges, Imp0ieney, General Debility,
iN{SeESo9enesei Dyspepsia, LanguOr, Low splrite,
, q, OF Ideas, Palpltauon Of the Heart,
IIImldity, Trembling, DlmnesS Of Sight OF Cid.
dines4 Disease Of the Head, Throat Nose or
skim Affections Of the MyuE, Lungs, Stomach o.
BOMelA7= t91Se Tarrlhlo Disorders arising nom.
Practices moro htal to NOlr vlotImS iran th,
song OF Syrels 70 the Mariner VI UlySGea, BLIGHT
ing their most brilliant hopes or l,itlcIpStiolS.
rendering marriage, &c. imhOssIblG ; : ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-11

TSTABLISHED IN NEW YORK,
u June, lS4i-PlttSburgh, 1889.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-N PAoE-Fourth, fifth and sixth col
AsTKoLoGY- .sKcosp PAor-sixth column.
BoARbERs AND noPaERs
BOARD xSS sf'G%S ISbGNa Sa
ssn lsTsrG FOR
BUsrssA' ''tSPi 'otSPPPioRruNIrIEs TWELFTH PAer-Four.A
sHq sSsS qz sSs saIssas ss
oLEkSS And sALEssrs-rwrLrrm rAar-sesond
zsS p.e,s.,
81 pAonr an .,A
S0PHSRTEERsHlps Twrryrn pAeE-Fou..A
COUNTRY BoAKD-sEoosD PAoE-Third and fourth
BBEESSfisTHy- E!enrr rAsrmr,aA column.
BwEsG HOUSES 70 E saRSsHEp AND us
EERSfEas eSa%n column
EExrrHHEssEss ExrHssSdss sEIsMrh fAeE-foaih column.
EEixScaTNs0EsrSn EiSaNSlSsEaas eSa%n eS%n
EHn sALE.NlsTa PAcnosccond % and shrd columns
FRENCH
HELP Ps''WV.%iN; WANTED -MALEs-rwnLrru PAer-rhri col
HELP WANTED FEMALES pAox-Frs, col
HORSES. CARRIAGES. 2o.-rrnsr PAcE-second, third
noUs soos aa 5esSs
ssrRSSAosssrn iss sssn'
JERSEY CITY, HOBOkEN. HU UDsDN CITY AND BER.
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NIsTn PAGE-
LECTURE SEASON -NISru PAGE-Fifih column
LEGAL EOTICES--NiSTH PAGE-second column.
LOAN OFF1CESA~ EIGHTH PAaR-SNth column
LOST AND 'FOUND-ElGnTu PAGE-Sixth column.
MACHINERY NINTH PAGE-Thlrd column.
MARBLE EMANTELS-SrcosD PAGf-Tourih column.
NEDlCAL-NiNTH PAGE-Third column.
MILLINERY AND DkEssMAkING-Fiasr PAGE-sixh
MIsoELLANEoUs ADVERTISEMENTS PAGE
MIscEtIHsIoUs tsS5l5i asrooNn rAor--s,..A column.
nUSICAL-NINTH PAGE-Fisih column.
p NS--Ef "a A E--Fi
pERSONAL-fIhiT PAGE First column
PIANOFOkTES- NINTH PAGE Fourth column.
fOST OFFICE NOTICE-EIGuiH PAGE-atth column.
PROPERTY OuT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-NINrm PAGE-First anI second columns.
REAL ESTATE 10 ExCIiANGE-Nisru PAGE-second
REAL ESTATE WANTED NINTH PAGE-sccond colurnn.
REWARDS --EIGurn PAGE-Sixti column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-SIcoND PAGE
Sixth column.
SALES AT AUCTIoN-TwELFru PAcE-Fith and Sixth
SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMALEs-ELEvHN1n PAoK
SITUATIONS WANTEU--MALES-TwEL PAGE
First and second columns.
SPECIAL NOTICES-FInSr PAGE-First and second col
sPORTING-DoGs, B1RDs. &c.--FIRsT PAGr-seeond col
STALLIONs- FIRST PAGE-Second column.
SIORAGE-EfGHTI PAGE-ti!th couma.
GUNNER RESOk rs -SiCoND PA0E-FOGrth coinn.
THE TRApv<9-TwELFln PAGE-Fourth co!umn.
TIE TukF-Fiasr rAG:--~ &c md column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES SECOND PAGE
Fifth column.
TRAyELLEks' GUIDE-FIRsr PAGE-sixh column.
WANTED TO FL Re fiASE-FIRsv PAGE--Fourth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C..-FIhsP fAG@-siAta column.
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$4,000 in PREMIUMS:
1871. SPRING MEETING 1870
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS ASSOCIATION,
- brooklyn, Long Island
TUESDAY, MAY 81,

WEDNESDAY, JUNE
TUESDAY, MAY 81, $50 OA'' JUNE
Purse ess coo 70 hrs, 500 70 second AMI 500
J. L. 8. samm.s enters b. M Chip Iiir. long tan '
PANEL osn Mace snses' Gwyaas white marks behind
Daniel Phfer enters Honest Dutehman, white face
No Purse 81 COO arst $3.50 to second and $3.50
to th.rl. Double teams wagon
w II: bort enters cAestnai stallion Honest Alen black
q Daniel Mace enters sorre Idol, brown stallion
s. iran Woodruff enters black Jessie Wales, black
se''hs pa' WEDNESDAY. JUNE. !. 1870
No. I-Purse OF 81 O0o-Ss0 hrsi, $50 TO and
cleo TO third horse; horses that have beaten $40
II. W. Howe enters bk IN Tempest all biscs and switch
3. Daniel Mace enters bk. m. Tempest.
3. II. Rodtn enters b. &. Pcnobscot Chief
JOIN l. Doley eners B. ( George W. Patterson sired by
g. L. l.. Dorsey enters b. No Name, two white fee.
No. Purse $1,000 $500 to frst $500 second $3.50 to
third $500 fourth hoses that beaten
W. II. Borst enters D. g. John J. Bradley.
:. 9. Hin enterss. .. William =. Taylor.
4 Daniel PGfer enters b. s. a. W. Gene. formerly Dan
No IIHHGkssp'AS , dSns , is,o an, s,o
to third horse; horses tSa. have never $50
|. L. L. Dorsey enters c. m. Rosa Goltinst
3. Benjamin Daniels enters bay m. Topsy.
n Roden enters .. 9. Prince ~
I; J. od!klrS ssisrs bk :; Paiessa che..
$500 to third horse Free For ali horses '''''
Benjamin @ Daniels enters bay M a American Girl
8. Budd Doble enters bay m. Goldsmith Maid.
harness. except double team race and Will
der the rules OF The National Association TOR the promotion
OF the interests OF the American Trotsng Turf 1o0a day
Admission to Field 81 to Grand Stand 81 extra for gen.
Cars lea g Fulton Ferry every I'VE minutes Trong to
commence AZ o'c''ca MARIN II o KALsFTEscH President
E. 0. READ, Secretary.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
-spEEp-sprED Ann sryi.r

A --spEED-sPEED- AND STYLE
Exeinors sale Q. rne troitng, road and family Horses
day, ss. stable No q Great Jonss street, a. ii A. H.
4saf s1s a % & # Of ',S s Sss'
The team OF fast well known rc,tia Mares Alice Gray
yearseld Alice has il 236 in paolc her mate
toued on Fashion track, In ass wagon. They well
and whou, pulling lag ng they have ,rotted together
TaS :sp or Sa IRE ire sv se
rante sound and kind and show together They Will
Tho large high bred dark chestnut rotting orse Cold
water ws. raised at codwster Meh where he trotted las
Without exception ie mos, ssnse @ S asei ted
best behaved gentemsns roadster In the city, lie has
and the Of The road without being dsrsssc
lie has greatly improved in speed since last with
Also one OF the finest Teams q black coach ROAD
were bred in Michigan, are fine. free drivers extra
STYLISH ashionsbe and scntoe tesm they have vices
ricks can trot In 81 together and altogether rugged
hardy stylish and fashionable young horses. Are
IN City, are secimae hardy and at for ri immediate and
fashionable finely bred and handsome blood bay family
or road Horse i5s hanas high old; is stylish nne
driver good traveller fears no locomotive Can be driven
supeo fine and elegant large and thoroughbred chesnut
Ksn.@:k saddle or coupe Horse II hlsh years old the
city, fears nothg kind IN al harness. and has four sSs
under saddle ans sound and sna
and sired by Gold Dust I5}f high, years old hansoe
stylish fast and nps prompt game and easy hs.
never trained to develop speed track and beat
roadster; warranted sound and kind.
Also two sets OF donhle Harness. three sets OF single ar
ting Wagon also sundown. by Wood Brothers. also Ban-
the public and AL viii be warranted represented at SALE
s s for pSv M sa sae the
lars at SALE which commences at II o'clock prompt without
e John L. VANDEv AFTER Auctioneer
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THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
"A JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL,
Office and saesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
of our business Is conducted at our
HORSE AUCTION MART,
IL EAST laTH STREET. NEAR irH AXENUI

HORSE AUCTION MART,
IL EAST 18TH STREET, NEAR 4rH AVENUE,
where we hold regular
SALES lIss OF h2ESEs ,lsS AMP nn GAERIAgEs pIIR
Gentlemen wishing to purchase those having Horses or
conduct this our bnsines as we do ali our
ern honorable houses in all mercantile pnrsuiis.
We give the purchaser OF horse that s warranted
sound from "a to IS hours for trial.
Entries for sales of Horses and Carriages be made at
our down town Office and saesroom 81 Nassau street, where
we also keep register of horses for private sale.
Liberal advances made consgnrnents.
THIS pAy TUEsPAX * EAH %s 81 BATS AT O'CLOCK
Bright bay Trotng Mare raised in Vermont; long
and tall Is hands, 6years kind in all harness, from
vice. stylish and handsome and warranted sound kind
and true rotted last fail in $50 and 26l
handled for speed beat three minutes to-day; OF
the finest genemens roadsters in the city, not shy
Pu pure gaed ana easy driver and by proper handling
Dark bay Team of Horses l5 and IS hands years. kind
in all harness, flee from vice, good travellers very stylish
rage team
Buckskin Horse, long tail, all poins l6al
from vice sty h traveller and warranted sound,
Kind and true; can te driven by lady:
and true In all harness under saddle free from
ot IN 80 cure; very stylish and sound,
horses in the city and Is Is araia Of nothsa f0aa
Bay Horse, Az hands, years kind IN all harness; free
from vice. nne rotter stysh and warranted sound,
kind and true Also Express Wagon and set Harness.
Light bay Coupe and Carriage Horse long and tail
ls hands years kind and true in al harness. free from
Brs6 bay Horse, IS hands, years kind and true in all
ranted sound
Mare, 10 hands, years. kind all harness
Road Wagon, built by r. NJ. stvers.
Several other Horses, several Top Wagons, single and
double Harness. second hand &c, &c. We never
postpone a sale on account Of the weather.
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-TROTTING. BIG RACE
. NJ. Purse OF r2,500, mi.e
X. Daniels' b. M. Ameri-
George Wilkes, q. Cham
Admission TO all parts of
, 81; to Grand Stand, 81
Wall, Fulton and Williams
the course direct.
wM. SHAW, Proprietor.
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-A-PERsONs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
"A. life insurance companies and who 30 not desire to
their policies by absolute salc borrow the
Surrender value their policies by applying at Insurance
Agency, 81 Liberty street.
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A VERY STYLISH BROWN HORSE, Is HANDS HIGH,
sound aud kind. GORDON'S stable, No. . West Thr
tccnh street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGEs. &C.


a.: smpory sale, three OF the FINEST genscmens ROAD
EXTRA handsome, HIGhBRED and FAST gray Geldns
about l6 hight years OLD this spn sired by RYsDYKS
ob n siisa S
that Ss goes me as rGnd IA o ns.
TRAINED on any track; pull pound AFRAID Of
m s s
so@na and fp y9 C Scaa
~ s s 5 d sy By oaD ESsx =
State for style and Beauty free and easy driver and
great "a an any .snar. Sna svry SaX 20
s srna a sonns has all
Extra STYLISH and Ell CANT bay TRorTlNG Geding,
151 high years old is free and easy driver
ps @ fsrs osAss o4 fsn Ii % n
s sseus PGM CLASS sock be
q and New s
sy S mi ap @
A MINER. STEVENS CO.,
o6er for sale, at their warerooms,
of their own manufacture,
to which they invite the inspection Of
purchasers.
AT HARNESS wAREROoMs 10 COLLEGE PLACE
n Harness for farming, teamrg carng, expressing, live
Double Harness complete So to $500 per set.
Fine English Ladies' Gents Saddles Brides Whips,
Ns; G.
A FINE STYLISH CARRIAGE TEAM FOR SALE :
a Bright bays closely ma.ched SOUND and kind in every
Apply at private stable 55 East Thirtyhfth street
A VERY STYLISH BROWN HORSE, Is HANDS HIGH,
Sd very Rf ST a ady fos pony 4S,r
new Il stables IS Essi Thirty third = " '"' =
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cOAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA
~ Atlantic Mail steamship Company.
Sailing regularly Thursday AT O'Clock NJ prccsoa
ly from pier No. North river.
MORRO CASTLE, Captain X. Adams juno
COLUMBIA Captain 4. Van Slice. .......... June 4
MISSOURI Captain j. Il. Edwards (va Nassau 10
For freight or passage Apply 70
No. Bowling Green.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

| oTTERY PRIZES CAsHEp AND INFORMATION
IL given Kentucky and Royal Havana circulars sent JO
| sEPf BATES CO.. No. II Wall street, box 1895 Post
| Office. Branch Office, s47 Broome street.
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STATIONS.

STALLIONS.
CTALLIoN COMMODORE VANDERBILT Is STANDING
y for the season at my stables, Stamford, Conn.
JAMES l.. ADAMS.
Steamer Stamford leaves daily, at r. NJ, from pier 81
East liver.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

WANTED-A SECOND HAND BLACK WALNUT
w liquor Samue Casa Address boz 's72 Post onc" New
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A SMALL WAGON FOR SALE SUITABLE FOR
"A painter lplunoer, Cor light work Apply At lS2 Wes
1wenty.hfth street.
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COAsTwlsE STEAMSHIPS.

pAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMpANY's
THROUGH LINE TO
FREIGHTS AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED.
Through rates-New York to San Francisco
ak p!rsa 81 s'I,s. si1c stcssnse Ss1se
according to location OF berth.
Those rates include berth, board and all necessae for
Steamers Of the above line leave Pier No A. North river
foot of cansl @ s!rset 4 y y'Sr 9eoeE & noon ovr
except when those days fall Sunday then previous
One hundred pounds OF baggage free to each adult Med
June 4-ALASKA Captain Gray, connecting with CON-
Steamer JAPAN viii leave San Francisco July l. 1870, for
All freight for San Francisco will 60 fast, and be
ceiycd until p NJ. Friday, June3 -
be until =. NJ. Thursday, June q only Al! the
usual facilities afforded shippers In collecting inland charges
For freight or passage and all further information,
"pp' "''"' ''''' F. X. BABY, Agent
HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
IL New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line,
sailing every twenty days, from pier IL East river.
CRY OF MERIDA, Desken. Thursday, June 2, asP.M
0' '''S"' pf'1IEf T. XEfEXXSDRE SONS, SO Broadway
J,OR BERMUDA
II The Al steamship FAHKEE, Captain Joseph D. Steele
carrying the United States mail viii sail for the above port
Leave Bernoda Leave New York.
April 22 April 30.
Mayy9s. MMy Js Jassos. x
Juno II. June ~.
Has superior passenger and fregh, accommodations.
First cabin, IN , Sso, @ second o,,d cabin, cabin, 49,
Payable IN United States gold.
''' '''s'. SosS%s ss 'kAsvsy. Agent. 81 New .rs.
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appointment Of the Ordinance Squad
The Sar0canfs' Districts.

Appointment Of the Ordinance Squad
The SarRcants' Districts.
The Board OF Police held secret session yester.
day. all the members being present.
BY resolution OF the Board what is known as the
Ordinance Police Squad" was organized,
the object being give Mayor Hall
a body Of picked men to enforce the city ordinance
TWENTY men were detailed for this especial duty.
They are TO form part OF the Twenty-sixth tCity
Hall precinct, and re to make daily reports Their
especial duty Is TO assist the Mayor enforcing the
ordinances. and reports VIII be made TO Superfn-
tendent Jourdan and Mayor Hall.
The Board also organized the Medical ana Surgical
Depart ent OF the police force by establishing dis
tricts IN which after the LIST OF July the surgeons
must reside The organization is as fOl0ws:-Ftrst
district, First precinct DIR. Andrews; Second dis
Dr. -; Third district, Second and Fourth
sixth and Twentysixth precinct, DR.. Har,
rngion; fifh district, Fifth and Twenty eighth
precincts, Dir. Prince; Sixth district. Seventh
and House OF Detention, Drs. Mott, Waterman anu
ward: Eighth district. Eighth and Fifteenth pre-
cincts. DR.. Freeiyh; Ninth district, Ninth and SIX
tecnih precincts DIR. Beach; Tenth district. Eleventh
and Thirteenth wards. DIR. Hutchinson: Twelfth dis
rict, special service squad DR.. Pooler; Thirteenth
pany DR.. Otis; Fourteenth district, Nineteenth pre-
cinct, Dr. McDonnell Fifteenth district Twenty
second ana Thlrtv-irst precincts DIR. Roberg; Six
teenIh district. Thirtieth and Thirty -sec0nd pre-.
cincts, Dr. Ely: Seventeenth district Twenfth and
twenty third precints, DR.. Thomas; Eighteenth dis.
Pury; Nineteenth district, Eighteenth precinct and
detective force, Dr. orion.
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DcNNYBE COX IN JERSEY.

Hiberninns ut Picnic--The Rowdies
Fight Each Other, Beat tho Police and
Rescue Prisoner.
picnic OF the Ancient Order Of Hibernans was
held at Mognt Pleasant Park. Jersey City, yesterday.
This organization Is composed OF some Of
the most respectable and prominent irishmen
in the city, and during the forenoon ana
part OF the afternoon the greatest order prevailed
The rowdy element managed to obtain admission,
and they had not been long in the park when they
created disturbance. They were soon cleared out,
however. Just about dusk a fight took place IN the
sixth ward, as the boys were returning home, and
some twenty rOaghs were engaged but
happily they hurt nobody except members OF
their own gang. The officers ana COM
mittecs Of the association, finding their
efforts to preserve order fruitless, called the po
Ice, and the following men were arrested james
Mcguire, Michael Gibney, John Gallagher, Michael
Co0ne,, John James and John Daily. They were
tlken TO the Central Police station and locked
up. About niue O'Clock officer Irwin arrested
u turbulent fellow, named James Lynch at
the corner OF South Seventh and Monmouth
streets and presently the officer set UPON by
crowd. who succeeded In rescuing the prisoner
knocked down the officer. and subjected HIM to very
rough treatment The officers brother came
to the rescue but he was beaten even more
arresling the ringleader, named Martin Ryan, who
locked up. Warrants were issued 10 the arrest
OF the two Lynchcs ana several others who partici-
paed IN this ruiilansm. squad OF police was
sent 10 the uasuiy district ana order was soon re-
stored.
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EXPLOSION III JERSEY CITY.
Man Instantly KiIjed-Singular Cnuse Of
the Explosion.

Man Instantly KiIjed-Singular Cnuse Of
the Explosion.
load OF furniture belonging TO Mr.. Horatio Allen,
Of the Novelty Iron Works, New York, was being
driven through Jersey City on the way to Orange
Yesterday, when explosion OF very singular cha
racter occurred, killing man named Jas. Burbridge,
instantly. The load had become disarranged at the
corner Of Grove and South Sixth streets, and Bur-
bridge, an poye at the iron works, who was sent
to assist the driver, Maurice Devany got top TO
arrange IT and Iasten the ropes Before his work
wa half done he was blown into the air and fell to
the ground corpse. feather bed was blown
IN all directions, the feathers covering the
furniture In their descent The police took
charge OF the wagon, and after search
it found that copper gas tank, such as used for
supplying oxygen gas 10 calcium lights mad cX.
pioded but from what cause Is yet q mystery. The
most probable hypothesis IL thar 1t contained nitro
glycerine, and the tank exploded from the sudden
CONCESSION with some OF the articles Of furniiure
The temperature OF the contents must have been
high at the time.
Burbridge resided In Twelfth street, near avenue
c, where he leaves a wife and four children. Mr..
Allen was cnticed TO Jersey CITY by detective, who
concealed from him the real state OF affairs, ana as
soon as he stepped on Jersey soil he was placed
under arrest by a warrant from Coroner Burns to
await the result of the inquest. He soon after
released on bail. The occurrence Is the more de
plorabe as IL was entirely unexpected, the men
having been aware that there was any explosive
substance In the wagon.
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Human Freedom-It, Apos,Ie.,,,,.

Human Freedom-Its ApostIeship.
MADRID, June %. 1870
In the cortes yesterday Senior Moret's bill for the
gradual emancipation Of slaves in the Spanish col
ONES was considered in committee OF the whole
senior Castelar's amendment for immediate abo-
iiiion was lost by a vote OF as yeas to rs nays.
IL was understood In committee that Senior Moret's
OH ana the whole subject ought TO lie over until the
next meeting OF the Cortes, when 1t was the opinion
th4t q measure should be devised by the govern
ment which the Legislature and people can APP
prove To-, the extnguishment of slavery.
Accordingly, when the committee rose resolu-
ton prohibiting punishment by the lash was offered
and carried action on Sey0r Morets bill was post
poned, ana the Cores adjourned to the alst Of
October.
Sehor castclar's speech In favor Of the immediate
abolition has rendered him the 'fiOn" Of the hour.
His reference to Abraham Lincoln attracts the espe-
ciai attention Of Americans Castear's admirers
and the advocates OF abolition have rendered him
banquet which II he accepts will be grand affair.
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LosDoS MONEY MARKEr-LoNpos, June 23--5 r.
M.onsos cosed at s1s for money and 25s 29 for the
sccoan Auer can securities dull United states vetwenty
essx. stocks steady; Ene Railway shares 1874 Illinois
teniral. tis's. Atlantic and Great Wesiera. 26S
.PAufs souRss PARIS, June 2;-The Bourse closed
trrnsI, reotes, 72f. &c
Stale. nve-twrn, bonds 96s 9ss the old
LIyghrooL CoTros xARxEr.-LtvERPooL. June 49,
br hthe cotton market closed irregular, middng up
lands, iDs mdng Dreams i0kd. The sales Of the
h.ve been 5000 bales including LOO bales for export and
HAysr corrov MARKfT-HAvRE, June 23-Cotton
cio<sd quiet on IN. aaa ahost
Lfssgroot BErAi.srUFFs MARKET.-LIvERpooLr June
s-tlour quiet and steady. Corn Ss. Sd per quar-
for European.
iavsRrooL Provisions MAnKxr-LlvsapooL, June
. y h.-Lars nyin NJ SD. per
LIyxnsvoL PRODUCES NsRkrT.-LrvrrrooL, June rs
y. M.-cammon roslr, b.: So. 81. per cwt.
Lo~D0N PRODUCE MARgIr-toSDoN, June 3D.
fsAow goet inssef Oh heavy I'll 5x 81 lcs ton.
rurpentln. duh At ss 81 Sugar qaic Linseed,
s1s -. . Ca.
PETROLEUM MAnEKr.--ASrwrrr. June % Petroleum
cl0ssd arm 81 o. ~. Tor standard white.
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PARIS. June %, 1870.
The primes OF the House OF Orleans have ad.
dressed letter % the deputies OF the Corps Legs
laiif, ON the occasion Of the motion made by the
Marquis de fir relative 20 the recall OF the princes
OF both lines Of the Bourbon family. The princes
say -
in the presence OF this proposition we cannot keep
~ ence- since ls;s We have protested against the
law which cxilcd us. Nothing has justified that
exile since. and we come % renew our protests. IL
n grace that We demand: A. h our right
right which belongs to all frenchman
and ~ which We are despoied. II In our country
which we ask for, which We love, which family
ms always loyalty served. from which none Of our
traditions separate us. and whose name alone ever
causes our hearts 10 beat. Nothing can replace our
absent country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24

Horrible Atrocities In Arixesa-Fcarfai Cbss-
siseTcnt sf the Savascs-Two battles
Fought nsd Fify sIx Reasksns slain.
san Francisco. June %. 1870
Advices from southern Arizona 10 the 10Th Of June
give particulars Of the murder Of Messrs. Kennedy
and Israel and the dispersion Of their party. Mr..
Kennedy lived on rancho al Tucson. Mt. Israel was
scalped. hrs legs Duinej or bis heart cut out and
coal III are placed IN a. Tue remainder of the party
reached Camp Gram. Their mules were captured
and their wagons sud merchandise destroyed.
General Cogswell ordered Lieutenant Gushing. n
the ihiri cavalry. to parsde ht Ages. The Leu.
tenant ais oycred and surprised the Indian camp
killed thirty i've Indians aud captured two. Hc also
destroyed tie village aud other property OF the
savags.
Colonel sanford, short time before, IN n battle
with the same banI, Killed twensy-0Re of them.
Governor SanorI ~ personally Visiting the yari-
tribes IN the Territory 70 ascertain their wishes
aud 20 hear their complaints. The Indians promise
fairy but the Governor has no fath "a the