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FLASHEs FROM THE OCEAN CABLES.

The rumor OF the Dacia's loss Is false.
A continuance Of Fenian operations In England is
anticipated.
The King Of Prussia contemplatos styling himself
Emperor ofGormany.
The Rcumenical Council are discussing the in
fAllibility dogma In sections.
The Oontinental telegraph companies know moth
Ing OF the massacre OF jews In RoumAns,
yacht was capszed on Hastings on Tuesday
and number OF eIcursionsts were drowned.
The rumored withdrawal OF I'M. Provost -Paradol
from France Is owing TO his growing unDopularity
The Imperialists are said to oppose violently the
appointment OF Al. Provost Paradol as successor 10 NJ
Berthemy.
In Rome yesterday, q largo procession won't
through The streets bearing banners Inscribed ViUa
Pupa HVdmbik."
The leading Ministerial reforms, except the Land
bill and the Educational bill, the British Par ament
are to be shelyed, 1t is said for tho year.
II Is said that about the Let Of May the French
Ambassador In Rome was instructed 10 axe no fur.
ther Efforts 70 restrain the action OF the Hcumenical
Council
The opponents Of Inability complain to the Pope
that ty OF them who had given notice TO speak were
oDged to remain unheard BY the abrupt cosng Of the
debate on the preamble.
The Abbe Jules Theodore Loyson, Doctor OF The
ology, and brother OF the famous Father Hy acinhe
has been appointed OF Sacred Rhetoric OF me
Theological COLLEGE OF PGn.
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SUICIDE ON MURRAY HTEL.

The Pslice Kept in Prefoend Ignsr. nee, and
Corener's Deputy tho Dunbost Of Msr-
tsis-Did IL Cost AsythinGe
The fact has leaked out that . suicide was COM
mltted on Friday morning last and that news OF the
occurrence wns suppressed By Dr. Shine. tho deputy
OF Coroner Flynn. who held an inquest soon sftcr
the shooting. Mr.. Gerard Beekman De Peys,er,
wealthy member OF one OF tho early
Dutch families Of this city, shot himself
In his chamber at his residence, lis East
Thirtysixth street. He was unmarried, and aged
"a. For nearly two years he had been subject TO
1ts OF insanity, when ct times he was profoundly
melancholy. and at Others extremely excitabie His
father. Mr.. VIM. A. De Peyster, died several years
ago, and he resided with bis mother and two sis
tiers.
Early on Friday. a pistol shot was heard by the
family. and on reaching the room OF Do Peystcr
they found him extended the floor, with a bullet
hole IN his right temple, and smother In the back
part OF the ef side OF his head which had been the
point OF the balls egress. He was unable TO speak,
and soon died
Capt. Mcdonnell, OF the Thirty .nnh street Police
station, In the belghborhood learnei OF the occur.
renee on Monday. although every means had been
taken to keep the suicide a secret. He was told by
the servant at the door that Mr. De Peyster had
died OF brain fever. TIE family refused to see him
lie fonnd the immediate neghbors either totally ig
norant OF the suicide entirely unwilling to com
municate their kuo wledGe. The funeral took place
on Tuesday from Zion Church.
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JoTTIN0s ABO UT TO WV.

Music in Madison square nom Q 70 SPIN
=, The John Scott Club had their opening receptoa
stanords Iron and sulphur Powders iny,xorass
the body and purify the blood.-Adv.
The England brought 1888 passengers from K~-
rope yesterday, and the westphAia 76s.
IN An qnknSwn W. S man was found drowned yesterday
Two men escsped ffom Blackwell's Island yestsr-
a Gay, They landed On Long Island. and took TO IN
Tho National Car Masters Con vention go nm =.
syenslSn or tue Hudson to-day. by invitation OIL q
schools visited the National Academy of Dessn bx ~
viIaIion Of the managers. - W
Yesterday afternoon sixty boot. blacks, were on
the Metropolitan. - 'O0'' y" 'io ''uo"Ak T"
The examination OF candidates for admission, q.
pcsn we're c,9ssd yesterday Az out of the @
ycssrssy fSS pSs sgsa instantly choke
Ing IN his throat while at dinner, '''~
The Grand Jury yesterday found an indictmeus
sEa,nsl . isaay puny for Nahblng oncer Dykeman In
Worth street seems to have been exten ded 4.
d9shs iSSs.s Re :9s TO gye G9 boa
The shields, buckles, buttons, etc OF the nav
Police Department still bear the words "Metropos
tan" Here isa chance for profitable job.
The Board OF Health has adopted DR.. Carnochanr
resolution providing for the building OF warehouses IN
.he haIeot io the reception OF goodsto avoid delaying
Mr.. Peter Cooper, as President OF the Citizens
boSd Nsserd"y srG' which S9manlcson & to he Isss
amusement, for It grayely Informed that body thI
streets OF ths city are In very nlthy condition.
welLdTessed man, about IS years offs pge, with q
round, Iull, stout frame. md medium height 1 brishi
aco and good looks, ana mi, dark. many beard hAI
Deeh soliciting and collecting money ior some months
past 10 THIS city for Phepss Mission In East Thirty
fourth street. lie is fraud
The Charles G, Cornell Association n the Seven
toenth ward had grand blow out" ia theif rooms
,at eyenng. speoches were delivered ~ to lloa.
Charles r. Ioew 't IL msrbett ri o2fqe M IN. son of ~. I
Rrpubhcoa, Mr., Orr. sId others The Club organ
ora
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ARIIL TO SAC HARBOR.
Fine Excursion In Honor OF the Opening
Of the Sag Harber branch Of the Long
Island Railroad-Holiday In Sag Harbor


A Fine Excursion In Honor OF the Opening
Of the Sas Harber Braneh Of the Long
Island Railroad-Holidayi In Sag Harber
"A Little Trot.
The formal opening Of the Southampton and
Sag Harbor Branch Of Tie Long Island Railroad took
place yesterday. An excursion train consisting Of
two palace cars, q smoking and reifeshment car,
drawn by tue locomotive Horace Greeley, and con-
taininE about ono hundred guests, left
Hunter. Point s.. :. O'Clock. A. n, and ar
~sfs driven to ih. beach, which at hi. pIsss !. on:
advantages now Anor ded By railroad oommunics-
ton, 10 out-rival Cape May or Long Branch, The
isr '1S .S' Ss es.s
OF Capt. John W. Huh, whore bountful repast
was provided, 70 which and the wine ample justice
At O'Clock the party again took the cars, srriy.
ing at Sag Harbor at 2so On reaching the village
dSs.s Sy Ssa % ,hroufS tha a sSd
anorwsrd 70 the mansion OF Mrs N. p. Howell,
where repast awaited them. After feasting upon
and her lady associates, President Charick was
called upon for few remarks, and responded In
eI-Judgs Beebo, Judge Brady, Samuel Gardiner.
ESQ., and Others.
The excursion party snsrw.rd visited the bssuti.
again underwent the surfslung which chsracterized
the entire journey. Al Mrs. Huntings, speeches
'viVu " suuBo DhTfott hf. W ymhus ana
Judge Hedges OF Suffolk county-the latter re-
msrsine o. President oharlick, In response 70 q
.Sn. mat we more no was rubbed, the better he
O'Clock.
AZ Manor Station, while waiting for the eastward
two OF the heavy weights OF Long Isand-the Hon.
h A.; Lawrence, OF Flushing, 16 lbs, and the Hon
resulted In dead heat, time not taken.
The party arrived In this city at $50 all well
ton, the gcntemanly Supern tendent OF the road.
accompanied the train, and tried his best 70 pro-
mote tho happiness OF the party, and succeeded ad
mirably
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THE RACES.
Fine Days Sport on Jerome Park Course
Poel-Seiling Last Might.

Fine Days Sport on Jerome Park Course
Peel-ScilinG Last Might.
To-day is the third Of the Spring Meeting on
Jerome Park. There are Eve races In the order Of
the day. and there numerous entries in three
Of them, tbere must be GOOD sport Should the
weather prove fair, there will be larxe attendance
The arst race will be the Members Cup, one
mile horses TO be ridden BY members Of the Jockey
Club. This Is always favorite with the ladies' The
entries are Climax, to carry 155 lbs.; Morgan,
l4s lbs. and Rapture lss lbs. There is some doubt
II Climax win start account OF the heavy weight
with which he is handicapped. Rapture was favor
lite last evening.
The.second will be the one for three year -oids
one mile and an eighth To t,is there are six en-.
tries, viz: Mozart, Regards, Dennisoa a Craw-
fords colt by Censor, out Of the 0iozmin Penuocks
e,,y coli sy Colossus, dam BY Rsvssrs chil,eo,he and
Tho third race win be the Ladies slakcs for
three year-olds. one mile and nvc-eighths In this
trssiss yisss cvsssaS sesS i,ciiptie, Midday, and
Annette. The favorite Is Annette.
the fourth race, watch would have been heats
Of iwo Eic. win NO, come OF. there WAS but one
rather gaOp), and ai viii be able 10 see this fne
horse
he 9TH race 1: the Selling one; a mile and a
quarter II has fed largely, the entries being eigh.
%oor. %esS c feTo Us Is M; s
Edenton, 4 years, 20 Ms; Scotia, years lO3 NJ
pSmoS a,S ygSTs, yiSTs g Ss segT Ts0ns1s ys,r
last evening.
POOLS.
Pools were sold last evening ut the Jockey club
Iooms, Broadway, BY Dr. Underwood, and at Rieliys
Broad sav, by johnson. The following win show
the betting as an average
hxsrrns cUr.-Rapture. iOsi Morgan, Is; Climax
,TnRKh;yxAhoLp RAox.--chnicothe. 40. 20. 20
H. cniosa, s % so 81 s TO- ~ GensSr COZ. ~ 10
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Brutality at sea-A ships Omcer Sent 90
Ludlow Street Jail.

Three days ago, when the bark Snowdon or.
rived in the port, Frank BergGren, seaman, dissm-
barked In . horrible condition. His body WAS GOV.
cred with bruises, his eyes injected with blood
he was partially deaf and slightly lame-ail the Of
fects OF thInshng administered By the second mate
street jail. Tns offence was committed Without
the slightest provocarion. Tho ofncer struck
tho man several times with Q heavy belay.
ing pin, Telling him 10 the ground, and
then clinehed him by the throat nercey to make
the blood Eush from his eyes, nose, and ears upoa
Sa1.ia ,hs ea%as waited so auIse Ss s
paid on, and then by advice OF his comrades saw a
lawyer, who Immediately sued Mr.. Walsh, and had
ed 10 compromise, and owned that lie had whipped
the sailor brutally. but the attorney Mr.. George H.
Smith, desired to make the case public ard TO bring
exposed to. So he declined all oilers OF q compro
mise, and proceeded with the suit.
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ANOTHER WIFE MURDER.
Censtsptly Drunk and tAbusins the Hard
WORKING wife-Drasains q Dying Vienna n
out Of Bed by the Hair-Arrest Of the



o"n"enuy Drunk ana LAbsstns the Hsro-
out Of Bed BY the Hair-Arrest Of the
murderer-wh., D... p,vnr a.xs
t. A...... - ,. D, .',,
'h h"sus' Vi iastyear Domnick mullen mar
ried Hannah Campbell, OF Harlem the daughter OF
respectabIe Uidov ,,ho Gam. a., ,,,. .o.,.. 49,.
~ ,, VIZ o'"'o W '"'s counNy "o"
tpone' Hehno, ABOUT fourteen years ago. Shortly
after the marriage the eouple took mn THAR rcs,.
dane, IN the h,.t h.,...... y. -, n. 9.
-. -s,. oen' VI OIL has' IurV-urst
s"ee' hunen wss 81 That time engaged in one OF
the Brooklyn gas houses a a labor,r. earn,ng IA
sa,d. rood vase. "
IN snoH ume quarre'line became frequent be-
tween the newly married couple Tho husband
DomIp,ok freouentiv Yesch.a ho,,. 49,. - -.
'e. In Aprii the neiFhbors one night were aroused
by the screams Of Mrs. Mullen. and Waiting the
room. o.c,n,., n, ~, s,.h..s - s.-,,
-. ', "'' na'oa"o anu nerse" tnsy
FOUND him beating her mother.
On THURSDAY tbe sstb Of Last mo,tb Mu,,sr .v,,,
a...,,,.s Al. 20. -, - .,'',. -ea
"'e"u''u ns WIS., shu "om tne results OF that
assault she died on Tuesday afternoon. Al about
noon ON ,ba, asv Mr.. M,,i.n ,oot h.r hn.hous.
.".. ey ~,' lan.a "os ner nusoanos
U"neI ''e' 'ne rNef w nin ~ ue bons ishnd hai-
road Depot, at which place he had that ay begun
working. Amer leaving the dinner Nth u,I,.n
she crossed the river and he vstchIng h.r hs.rwaS
that che visited a house ON the Nav Yort s,ds Sh,ch
he did NOT vish her ~ an,.s ~ 1'" Ao'A ''uo WHICH
Al sbout hslenss, Ave- o'clo.l MALI. ,n,, ,~.-.
and betwcen snd o,coct .rr,vsa mubs, gut Mors
once accused hs wife Of yi.iting oeysons xAnro ~
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SHOCKING RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

A Night Train Runs OF the Line, and the
Train Sent 10 Relieve it Runs Int = Cal
vert-Three Men Killed.
RUTLAND. W., June 6.-The night train from
Boston OF the track last night two miles east Of
Summit Station, on top OF the Green Mountains
An engine with car attached was sent TO render
aid, and, after taking up the passenger started or
Rutland. About . mile north OF Summit, Il run into
a eulvert, the passenger and engine being pre-
cipitated together. The effect Of the accident were
appalling, the passengers being buried beneath the
wreck. The following Is . list Of those killed :
Thomas Il. Abbott, Lowell, Mass; james 8. Hardy,
and N. N. Crooker, Rutland. Tho wohnded are
r.iaM Foss Rutland George Kinney R.tsnd T.
y. 4. Emerson, Bcstop W. II. Hoy and Nathan Rice
Nv. Mefsri..d, salem, n Y. and q y hstsii, RSi!
a.Id. and VIZ; Pis,es Bo.tOs' Mas. ief oso:
cut A few others receiyed injurie.
Gov. Page and Col. Merrill and . number OF sur
geops, have boon at the scene OF tho disaster to-
day rendering every possible assistance A. latest
accounts the bodies had been extIicated from the
wreck.
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NEW JERSEY.

German iaborer met his death In n sewer exos
ynton At the corner OF Spruce and Washington streot
Newark. yesterday In consequences OF the cmbankmol
latrick Shay, OF 46s Wayne street, Jersey CITY.
during an alteration with his wife attempted TO strk
hcr with pitcher last night lie missed his aim anl
was In his mothers arms.
Antiquity Lodge, OF New York. paid a visit 10 Ho-
boken Yesterday afternoon after the grand parade il
New York. and were recciVedIby Hoboken Lodge No.
Is. OF Hoboken. sumptuous COLLATION. was tsndersl
them In the rooms OF the Democratic Club.
Judge Depue, OF the Supreme Court, has appoias-
ca ~ Commissoners unasr the briggs bill for drain
Ing the Newark and Hackensack mesdowE. Aaron
Robertson, of Morris County Amos Robbins, Of MA
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An Oarsman's Contes, on Dundee Lake.

The two-mile single scull boat race between
"zack" Newton and Aieck Beckwlth, OF the Dun.
dee Boat Club, was rowed on Dundee Lake, Pater
son, yesterday afternoon. There were two or three
thousand spectators. The prize was an elegant
gold badge. The match was considered even, and
betting was close, although a good deal OF It.
AT the start, on the fourth or NTH stroke Newton
Grabbed his oar. by which he lost three or four
lengths, dishearteniDg him much that he gave up
the contest before two thirds the way over the
course. Beck with accordingly had easy time and
rowed slowly home. winning tho race in 10 minutes
and 10 S6 seconds. DR. Kinny, OF the Dundee Club
presented the prlEa, amid dAafsninG nhAA1a-
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FOP SENT TO THE ISLAND,
a Wealthy DANDY's INrERRUPrIo1
IN WALLICH,s THEATRE.

IN WALLACH's THEATRE.
Tearing cut the Interior Of the Cells In the
Police Central Omce-Nearly Drowned--
Astonishing Spectacle In the Tombs-
Justice DcwiiBs's Remarkable Speech.
On Tuesday evening while . numerous audi
encs were enjoying the performance In wsllsekS
Theatre they were considerably astonished 10 see
Eorgeously dressed individual suddenly ariso from
conspicuous seat In the parqueite and strike stts
tude in the centre aisle at the same time gently
waving two gsudy silk handkerchief. While they
watched him he passed from one iudicrous stttuds
TO another Of course attracting the interest om the
play. Mr.. Moss amer a while. finding that he PEP
sisted 10 his tomfoolery had him
roRcIBLr PUT OUT.
Enraged at this public insult to his DIGNITY, Inc
GORGEOUS gentleman raved and swore oussfas n such
high key and with such frantic gestures tha. Q
large crowd collected and began TO mako fun Of
him, so that in very short time he transferred hin
quarrel 10 them, and . row followed. SuperinteoA
ont Jourdan happening 10 pass, ordered his arress
and policeman with diniculty dragged him TO tAs
Police Central Once Out OF respect to the richscss
OF his habilaments he was locked up In one Of the
best cells; but, far from appreciatng this mark Of
fsvor he became furious OF being locked up al an
He wrenehed the c:stiron register from the wall
and broke to pieces he tore the bedclothing into
w SMASHED TIE yunnrun.
generally, and he piled the two iron bedsteads u
on end and began . series OF extra ordinary gym
nastie exercises, accompanied by Indian war
whoops and defiant caterwauis that soon brought
the policemen down. He was then thrust Into .
less protentious cell down stairs. As soon o. the
N. p. had retired, tho prisoner set 70 work with
renewed vigor on his new eeld Of operations. He
sd II into l,pan. wo or sesp,ns On snd ecnrs con %
ton pins fom *. wop IA ~. az .Su s .,c @ 10 %
"s ah,,t w snn, tne p'Aoe was deuged ana ~
~
80. -. -,
b,s ans c,afb.s rt,.ss y,,S % , ~ .na VIZ
the opposite range Of cells, but his fury was ncs
abatcd In tho least. He attacked the gas fixtures.
breaking out he air Chamber 10 ereet sn "r,ssncs
70 the outer court. When found IN the r, nosrsr- H.
had climbed up on the grating Of tho door sAd wis
q. ns Z. .%sed ssn e oo%us and s q Sc o
He was
rArsr TO TIE ronss
roes POI yu Court yesterday morning and srr.igusd BE-
duct prceer,,d Nv 0ace, Nnron M ~ sT Goe-
h, h,s appearance created z stir He was attred In
e Il: :s fs ss srs :s
down .hs sia.,; while friiied shirt, rsspissSsss
VII VII .n.co o,.mono s.aas snd lArge cluster dia-
nous soa chain With : dozen EN- seals ; and huge SSss
lScks, patent boots No 1sS, pink Kid riovss
weed around IL. Wv" "'"-
LARoE BOUQUET
ornamented his buttonhole nm umbrc,l. attached a.
Snttonbois 81 NJ, Sas,co. ,c wncn vas csafnt IN
40 as to show his linen hung over his rsh, sboudes
an extra coat Of white silk thrown over his led
az a.. n,I ni clothes were Of the finest material but
from the drenching and eserton o tbe nsht ssforS
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LOSSES ny FIRE.

The st. Charles Hotel In Omaha was burned on
Tuesday. Loss. tsyooo
The building - and ~ Vine street, BROOKLYN
owned BY Police Comm,ssioper Van Anden. and occu'
pied collar fsctory by John Brnsn was partially
burned yesterday Afternoon. Loss. $500 Insured.
W. 7. Vail q Co.'S hat Mctory In Newark WA
DodiS machinery was dam cd 5000 Insured John
Snyder, O. private Waterman. was severely burned
the IRE depHrtment. was daged from under the gable
end. parrowly escaping death.
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PANIC IN A LONDON THEATRE.

TIE Prccipitstien Of Number Of Ballet
Girls through Trrp on the Stage.
LONDON, June ga distressing accident oc-
Cured in tho Alhambra Concert Hall last night
While the ballet W. in progress, and the scene
crowded with dancers, one Of tho large trap doors
10 the centre Of the stage raye way. A number Of
the d1~ssssss who were grouped on the spot, were
violently prvcipitatsd into the space under the
staxe, wiich unusually desp and was nlled with
machinery and theatrical lumber Eleven Of tbe
Eiris were badly injured, some OF them n Ia feared
fatally. The catastrophe caused . panic In the au
dicaoe, which. however, had no serious rcsulo.
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THE BALL AND BAT.
The mutaals Defeated by the Unions Of
MOrrisani

The Mutuals Defeated by the Unions of
Morrisania.
One Of the most exciting matches Of the season
was contested yesterday, between the Mutuals and
Unions Of Morrisania. About $500 people were
present, The betting was much In favor OF the Mu-
tuas up to the sixth inning. when the steady play
exhibited By the Union boys made few OF ths OF.
fsrers OF odds pull 10 their horns . little. A good
deal OF money changed hands on the result
The Mutuals went hst to tho bst and, By some very
nest neldinR, were quickly disposed OF without max
ing run. The Unions were more fortunate, for by
slight errors on the part Of Martin and Bwanden
they scored two. In the next two innings, however,
the Mutuas made up for Il BY scoring eight; three
in their second, and 1ye In their third inning. In
the centre 1eids hssd, riye srnins his four buses
The Unions scored one their second, and three
70 s n;1 Al ,Gird n.irS sas .sey had e bat power
double play vas shown b. the Union catcher, T Bird D.
rssarnsd !, 70 DC pehsr Who So' 1GS Risa
y to uhyhsm on second oese, putting out G. Mills:
i was done 90 quickly! and 50 we'll that . elected
neidinE os The Union sds throughout the day was
highly ereditabie to ell snEased. The Mutuais were
their hfh, and were again whitewashed in their
sixth while tho Union team made one In their
.ssn .ins .Ss uni Unons
Increased their total TO 1S scoring two In each In
ming. Tho Unions had scored one In their seventh
nBins, and, just getting the pitch OF woltsrss balls
nicely In the eighth, put on siI, thus raising their
score TO 49, Tie hu,uals In the last inning did ali
that good men could do 70 retrieve the fortunes OF
the day; but their opponents were too active and
careful for them, so they had 70 retire without
team In the ninth inning, the Only time during the
game In which they succeeded In performing that
operation. Tho following 10 the score:
rsSHes- ist. ID. Sd. eth. slh. 9th. 1th sth 9th.
GHSSsSSaal.,...."S : : : ? Z S1,s
Umpire-Mr John Drum Of the RcEford Club,
Duration OF Game-2 hours and twenty minutes.
To-day tho Union and Eekford Clubs play At Tre-
mont, and the Mutual and Resolute OF New Jersey
on the Union ground, Williamsburgh.
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A Corrosive subIimate suicide.

KNOXVILLE, n. Y, June 8.-Miss Carrie
Jones, pupil in Mr.. Hartwel's Oak Hin Seminary,
about two miles from this place, attempted suicide
Monday evening, by taking dose OF corrosive sub
Innate Cruel treatment OF her step-motler, and the
refusal OF her father 10 pay her expenses are sup
posed to DO the cause Her father resides In New
which she gives this as the reason why she COM
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The Presidents Trout Fishing,

WAsmE0roS, June 8.-The Presidential fishing
party was detained to-day TO NJ up Isaac W. Me-
Weighs papers for his foreign trip lie arrived early
this morning, and has been at The State Department
all day. The fishers 90 tomorrow afternoon. Sey.
eral OF the Presidents friends interfered 10 prevent
his taking the arine band along. and say that the
little incident about Nero may be wildly recalled
and the Republican party be pointed out a. is Rome
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OBITUARY.

The editor OF the Posf OF Wilmington, N. c., pay.
beautiful tribute % the late Mrs Richard Charles u
this city whose untimely decease recently shed such
gloom over wide social circle.
Samuel Kinds, q well known citizen Of Baltimore.
died on Tuesday evening aged sixtytwo He was for.
mery Sheriff OF the county, one time Pres ident
OF the Board OF Police Commissioners.
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The Red River War Cloud.

WASHINGTON, June 8.-The Minnesota Delee>-
ton express grave apprehensons that the course Of
Caist: toward President Riel will involve the wbols
three thousand men to Hgbt the troops now pirurs
glinR through the Wilderness beyond Lake Superior
unless null and unqualified amnesty be proclaimed
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shakiqs mp the Revenue Officers.

WASHINGTON, June e.-At the request Of Com.
missioner Delano, MIR. Williams, or the Internal
Revenue once, proceeds to New York and Brook
yn for the purpose OF efecting a settlement OF The
accounts Of the several eICoectors OF those cities
Mr. Williams will also investigate the expenses at
tending the assessment and collection Of Internal
revenue.
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The nInzzinisl Revolt.

Florence. June Sit is said that Mazzini Is
personally implicated 10 tie movements on the
Dwss frontier. and that his surrender or expulsion
AiHa