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FLASHES from THE OCEAN CABLE,

John Bright Is better.
Spain is to consolidate her loans
The Chinese Embassy have gone to Florence.
Bridgstts great lace factory in Nottingham has
been destroyed by nre.
The Emperor Napoleon has summoned Prinoe Ma
poleon who IL In Switzerland To 81. Cloud.
The Cambria has sailed for Queenstown, the start
Ing point OF the oceanic race with tho Sappho
The Carlist Junta Tepudiates with Indignation the
purpose attributed to II OF restoring the inqubilon In
Spain.
The pictures and objects of rertu belonging to the
late MIR. Dickens to be sod by auction on the 9th
OF July.
The bin recently introduced In the Brazil Cham.
beTs makes free all children Of slaves born after Iho
passage OF the act
The Hungarian Bishops nave reconsidered their
intention Of quitting Rome inthe event Of the proclana
OF Papal inallibllity
The Corles adopted no decree Of amnesty before
adjourniHg, but len authority with the Government to
proc aim general amnesty,
The yachts Dauntless and Cambria, during Their
race aClos tue AlaulV, VII, tpud put "e.n1gct
indicating their longitude and latitude TO vessels cross
ing their wakes
Leading citizens OF Edinburgh have decided TO
blild hospital TO IeTpetuate the memory OF the late
Sir James Young SIMPSON, NJ d. the dscoyerer Of the
anesthctcal properties OF chloroform.
In Styria twelve Clerical, six Liberal, and fodr
MorAyia has elected seven Constitution aliSts and
twenty three candidates OF the rschek party,
Mr.. Gifard, Queens counsel, has been retained
for the defence OF Mr. fiske, the American Consul i'm.
plcAted In the female masquerade affair, Mr. knko
hAA MOI hknA aha ~ Drocuro the ball REQUIRED
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THE DEATH KNELL or rEsIILBXCE
Enersctic Action Of the street-Ciesnins Bu-
rcau Of the Board sf Hcslth-The City 70
be Thereushiy and Frequently Cleaned.

Enerretic Action Of the STRENGTHENING Bu-
reau Of the board sf Heslth-The City 70
be Thereushly and Frequently Cleaned.
The new bureau Of the Health Department
having charge Of tho cleaning Of streets has got well
TO work, and is making a decided and rapid i'm
pro vement In the condition Of the streets Of the
city Or. Coitman, the ofncer In charge, is system
stixing tho work and imparting thoroughness to
its performa nee that has hitherto been unknown.
The operations OF the old cleaning contractor
are merely supplemented BY the work OF
this bureau, which acts under the immediate
direction Of the Bos-3~ OF Health @ q
sanitary agent. The Street Cleaning Committee Of
the Board hus made q contract with John L.
Brown Of the Street Cleaning Association. for eI-
ira cleaning during the summer months, and sp-
pointed four special inspectors to report daily to the
Bureau OF Street Cleaning the work performed
OF omission, negligence, &c. DIR. Cottman has
prepared map, showing all the streets required TO
is TO be done. Tho contract with Brown requires
66k miles Of streets to be swept twice week, 4gH
miles three times week, and 1ph miles every day
The special inspectors having Immediate supervi
sion OF the work receive t.o per week Tor their
services. They required to make daily returns
OF the contractors previous days work
II IL the intention Of the Street Cleaning Bureau
to secure cleanliness throughout the city. The
ways aud means OF doing this very properly form
part OF the obligations and duties OF the Board OF
Health and IL ir gratifying to notice that that Board
recognize and appreciate the popular demand for an
Improvement on the past. That Board have placed
an intelligent, efficient, and energetic ofhcer In
charge OF this work In the person OF DIR. Cotman,
fair prospect that we may yet have clean and
healthy city.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGESCE.

Minister Curtin, at St, Petersburg expects entire
restoration to health.
Collector Moore, OF Philadelphia. was recently pre-
sented to The Emperor OF Russia.
Gen Vlangall, the newly appointed Russian Am.
bassador TO China, will visit the United states
Mr.. Felix Adler, son OF the Rey. DR.. Adler OF the
Fifth Avenye Temple, sailed for Europe yesterday,
The Princess Editha Montez is taking time lei
surely In the ombs untilDrs. Hammond and Dotcmus
ana other experts give their verdict concerning her
sanity
Since the close Of the races at jerome PARK the
Hon. BufusN Andrews has subscribed ten do lars for
Ssppho, which beat the Cambria,
1t was Mr.. o. 8. strags, AMI not Mr. Q. 5.
%S tSSrs ShS SrSs M flsass: s Sl
one of the most gfe students IA tue. College.
John r. Plymer, stupid canya,ser for the Brook.
a%nancsi % iV cosctSr. tor sci dowS as colored," lie iS
genuine wnite man ald jolly good fellow besides.
The President has nominated Joseph =. Root Of
Kansas be Envoy EIIraordinsry and Minister PcHi.
potentary 70 chill T. stanislaus Gautler 10 be Consul
Minister TO the Hague,
Gen, W. L. NJ. Burger, late Adjutant General OF
5he pepamen' Of ne sSSt" sails today 10 The steam
His brother accompanies hun IA assistant.
The World states that the real author OF poem
entitled The children" which has lately appeared IN
many Journals a. tue work Of Charles DieTcns, was
active practice III the northern part OF this sae,
The Louisville Coarter reports that little boy
SF Ha Si@s sS" o6s me Y 70 SFf"d
d. T. tosr SprHe tai, Hri' - nasty 4 res u".f
In the milnr at mo cycr, wura Gen. Grant Mas "a b.
ing to him, and all the ladies were looking ~ HIM, ht
u buttOned his pantaloons aud famed his stomach
with sh -" That was certainly indellcAte In Spot
ted Tail.
Win reference to the letter of Mr., Preston, the
Hnylian Minister correcting statement IN our Port
anrlnce published on the 2d inst to the effect
that at the banquet 10 Mr ST. john the BRUSH Charge
dAdalrcs, no aluson was made g. the United states
We have to say ihst We we're Indebted noT our ,i IN
Ot the affair nenti0n ls made of what appears T.!
bs faot that at the banquet a Toast was proposed
10 honor of the President OF the United aiAtaA
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JOTTINGS ABOUr rOWN.

The Arion Choral Society are about to build q
grand han, TO c ost about fltO,NOO
Margaret Freeman died suddenly yesterday 70
Bellevue Hospital, where shc hal been seq. lunNtc-
sJoseph Smy,he, OF si9 First avcnuc, while ,rylag
YESTERDAY TO shoot hs dog in the back yard put ~
Barbara Fust aged 26 Of iOt West Piny.th,rs
street burned about the body aud arms sst even
exhcding.
Yesterday the pupil, Of the colors& Gram@s
school no IN mulberry street seat Ipesnl ooatss.
HIGIaSs Ions s.y.seCni q "a sa iisS ssc ''' ' tue
The race for the championship OF the Ataants
S SSarss lie LCsSs Los SD LsaaGsa ":
tcrbury, ant Alexander Handy.
A new born infant was found on Thursday night
e siSR q eH'' TaSs Sss @aa sfS'9
stsckhouse born June yi $50.
Hudnui records the unconscionable heat yestee
aapy Nus At o. % eg Sneg n I,5,1 %i noon q
snn.tTokes tTk were numcr"G. me = NJ" - """'S"''
While examining pistol in sleeping room IN the
Ger wilsm hamilton accidentS, shoi ofecr ISS
Combs, vounding HIM severely
A superior collection OF pai0tiu1s by frat class
posite the Post once see Advertisement.
Al tho scmannual exhibition of the pupils oI
The Opel operate ai manascf va; vas, cToSa'd % Sa on'c'a
The much talkcdof match be;ween che Coumb,.
FOWL single rae, against thc scpt man n1i a :,
the Columbus. alleging tn'' he was lol sc't'rnN1-
On Monday afternoon the corner stone lpr The nnW
| Beethoven Hal 20 b. laid ny MAY e Oman An "a
dress Is to he delivered hy hIgnus Gru's The hau
Is 10 be on F street n,ar tnc Bparry, ~ 'crt by Cd
Of scottish granite.
The Fourth Company, Seyen,a Regiment CaH.
" II. kipn Is to be received this eYeulns II the f1ol
OF Twenty thld street Noth River bN the Find Con-.
pany, Cant S q. Il, ter. aud A bntIlOl Vi the icsL
ment They win parade throasn some OF the prlnoiNA
| streets,
| At about ~ O'Clock yesterday mprning 4 n,nA
who was standing On the pcshrO},eI street lI'I 10
| srlr An hOur autrWAtd M h'i' WA ioui N lie
| uycr lcH on his prrspD va, al 'rr's' -" II nr
| nah rre ton, sOl Bpwcrl'
| A suit by the Kauawha Coal Company. a VtrAnn
'2''' ''''" " ''''' '"' "'''"'' W." ''' -
| .ands IA Ntr Nr.l 40, pl % . 90. .DpL. .., nd
| hons 0i dollars, Was yc'trrll, docdci ~ "a ~
| Bla CHORD iu fhYpr of the p.Hui't-
| Pauline Lunu. aged ~, Of 3h Wos' Iuirty nno
| street, Will plaNug around o. INlC n lhry iuur1
street between ElCNcutN aud IWcluh avenues, br'nfS
day had hel tlJUes tCt on nIr by the -plH' htd W2
| badly bdTncd Oneer Murray, Of tlc 70 iltl alua4
while exuuguishiug the nauc', was sever Is bh'"''"s
| the hands,
| slalords Iron aud Suipnur To"Is.s 'ariSITiA
| the body and purify the blood ~"
| Many American systems of medicine, have hiisA
The ChlOse Vractce. Union 'Jparr 7u'ct siaA--~A
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEoRAPH.

Long Branch ssethed at 95 yesterday
Long Branch hotels are nearly full.
Fort Browning is in a state OF siege BY Indians.
Tie President Is to be at Long Branch on July !.
Red Cloud and party reached Pine Blum yester'
dAV.
r. Mallahan was buried alive at q iar Rapids by
the caying In OF q we'll
The boat race between the Tiger and the Bella, at
Bridgeport yesterday. Wa won by the Bells
The corner stone OF tho Rhode Island sailors and
soldiers monument was laid yesterday By the Free
masons.
Glass day yesterday at Harvard attracted many
visitors, among them Gen sherman aud Attorney Gen
eral Hoar.
Al Unionville, Montana, one was killed rnd
another seriously wounded by the premature explosion
Of q blast.
A eoiored man named Simpson, charged W ith the
murder OF McCoughy, in Virginia City. 10 1885, was Ar
rested In Helena yesterday.
Al the commencement exercises OF washn gton
College, va. yesterday. the President Gen. RoDG Il
Lee, distributed tue diplomas.
Lieuten ant General Sheridan returned yesterday
to Chicago from itour OF Inspection extending from
Salt Lake TO Fort Benton and Pembtns.
Eleven tons OF rasins were seized at Lowell yes
terday, belonging to I. a r. Rose Co., OF Montreal
for being ffaudulenty invoced at b. Adams w.
The Hon, A. Campbell, Canadian delegate 10 Eng.
land will demand from the Imperial GovernmeG: ial
Indemnity Tor the late FeniAn rsd, and ample proec
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JOHN HOGAN,s MURDER.
The Execution Of Edward Dnrneii-Aimoss
an Escape Burning oil His Fettcrs-Specch
on the (.glIOws-NO COnfessioD,


on the GsliOws-NO Confession.
DovgR Del, June "a Intense excitement
prevailed here to-day 1t being the day appointed for
the execution OF Edward Darne colored nineteen
years old, convicted at the last for the murder
ofJobn Hogan, peddcr. OF Philadelphia. on tho
18th OF March last.
On Wednesday night sheriff wids quietly went
to the prisoners and found him loose, He hsd
burned the bolt which held has chains to the Hoor
lie was digging with bolt into tho wall, and had
made a hole almost lagge enough to get his body
through. A friend OF the prisoner named Anderson
had made an equally large hole on the outside. A
few moments longer and he would have been q fres
He was then heavily ironed and put in a more
secure cell.
The Row DR.. naskins, an Episcopal minister. who
was with him all the morning, administered tho
communion. Darneli persisted In denying his guit.
DarnelD Only helped drag him tn the mill pond Hs
was willing TO die, believing himself innocent He
thought that Loper ought 10 be hanged with him.
In company with the Sherin's deputy and DR.. Has
kins tie prisoner went on the scaffold, where DR..
Haskins read the Episcopal service and offered
| anything to say, and in a cloar voice I've said
"Gentemen Il is hard 10 die. did not do y Wit
liam LoDer did II. | went n him. He told mo he
70 90 with him. that l would not be hurt wiiiisIs
The cap was put over his head and the nooss
tightencd. and mt twenty minutes Of two O'Clock
Darnell was launched into eternity. lie nevor
moved afLor he fell. his neck having been broken
| About seven hundred people-men. wom0n. snd
children-wttnessed the execution.
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TIE Harris. Rsalrsn4s Asse.ps - Seize
Park Avsnser-Ths Rnr1 Os.nissieners
strikiss a ssss-rAs Prspersy Owners


TIE Harris. Rsalrsn4s Aste.ps - Seize
ssrikiss a spss-4As prssersy Owners
Renensfrs noe. - - 4. u
The Commissioners Of Public Parks met yes
terdsv number OF The property owners on Park
avenue, VIM n. vssdesiIt ksa, Presidsat Of the
Harlem Railroad Co.. ssd asrusstions Of the Twelfth
and Ninst.enth wards Oisissas' Association. for
the purpoos OF hearing arguments In relation To
making openings through shs Parks on Park ave.
nue. into the tunnei on the Hnrism railroad, and
building steps IRON Park avenue issains 70 tAs
tunnel.
The property owners on Park avenue tject 10 this.
TITO uptown residents arc dcsirous that the road
should be completed and the Harlem Railroad 90. sre
also anxious to complete The work. The dcuity was
IN hnrmonize all those interests. Judee Hilton, IN
Commissioners had studied the subject carefully be-
fore they entered into agresment with the Harlem
Railroad Co. Engineers Rad been appointed TO sur
yey the tunnel and the grouad above, and the plan
tie contract was drawn up and sgned BY William
ii. Vanderbilt on behalf of the Harlem Railroad Co.,
aud by Henry Hilton on behalf Of the Commissioners
The contract restricted the Railroad Co. In the
size OF the oneningg., rnu ucraried the manner In
which the steps should be constructed, &c.
IL vas objected on the part OF the property owners,
that the openings to the tunnel were needlessy
large, and the building OF steps was opposed on the
ground TINT trey would become the resort OF vaga-
bonds, and otherwise be nuisance. Tho cro-
pertv near would consequently deteriorate, TIE
work, and concealed by shrubbery. The Park Com
missione-s had right to give away say 10 feet In
each square to the Harlem Railroad.
The representative OF the Twelfth and Nineteenth
Wrrd Citizens Association advocated tire speedy
comulction OF the work, 80 that the residents up
town shall have tue means OF reaching their business.
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ALIBABAs, ExPIINdTYON.
Mcssrs. GIenou nnd Costello, Inspectors OF
Weights and Mcasurcs-NhO will Pay
them their Fees.


Weights and Measurcs-WhO will Pay
them their Fees.
To Me Editor oIfAe Sun.
SIR; Noticing in your valuable papcr OF the
o3d inst an article headed "Ali Bibas in New
York." aud referring TO the uudersignel, We beg
leave to make a clear exclamation OF our business
and duties, and trust you will insert 1t in your
columns.
BY IN ordinance OF the city Of New York. an
oflce Is created called Inspector OF Weights and
Measures, whose duties are 10 examine the weights
ana measures Of all shopkeepers for the better pro-
ection OF persons doing business with them. To
such Office no salary is attached but the ordinance
provides fee for labor done. which must be paid
by those having their weights and measures In.
spec'od. We have in no case charged one cent
above our allowance, as the gentlemen named
in the article are well aware Of The law
once year, and that we may visit such
places as often as In our judgment we may deem ne
cessary. On our visit to many OF these places We
are often browbeaten for about twenty or thirty min
ues before ascertain who the proprietor OF
the store Is. And then upon demanding our fees we
refused the same.
The only means we have OF obtaining such fees Is
to summon the delinquents to Court which fact IL
positive proof that our claims are just and lawful
We can only account for the article against us as
en- anaing from parties who are endeayoring to con-
eeal their method OF doing business In conclusion
would ask who 10 to pay the fees OF inspector
parties who sell goods those VINO bur them
Tor II the city paid Us the stter would be the sui
tersrs- Respectfully yours, yy0HS S1SrEaLo. .
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THE DAT AND BALL.


Scarcely two hundred people assembled TO
witness the game yesterday between these clubs,
upon the Csptone ground, owing 10 tile excessive
difference OF the play OF the Atlantic nine, between
the game which they played on Monday last with the
Athletics, and that OF yesterday was strikingly evil
dent. Yesterday Captain Ferguson Was active In
the 6eld. giving orders, and working hard himself
The pitching TOO was more In zettlen's proper
style. But IL was IN the batting that the
difference was most apparent, each worked Wig
orously, and the result was, notwithstanding good
fielding on the Eckford side the Atlantic scored on
clean hits twenty three hrst basss and . total OF
thirty basea against sevoR total bases Monday
The very scanty yesterday exhibited prot
on Monday. The play in the field does not call for
particular mention Iurthcr than 70 s,y that Start
the Atlautcs, as did Allison on hrst and Duffy on
third for the Eokford Club. The following Is tho
score:
hhts,ssS5,Ss'..."d htsSotS..." |; 3 3 J I : ~
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A WHOLE FAMILY IN PRISON
How skilfal Burglars wero skiifaiiy CAP
fsrsd-The wali-Rsrsss Process again


nov SAs' Wy oU ~
fsrea-The ~s"-ner"s Sre~"es eHsn.
John McNamars aud Annie Conners, brother
and sister were yesterday taken To the Tombs. on
49,. -. =, ...s,,. srco -. :, H.. 60,
the charge OF steains toV worm OF hnen IRON A.
T Stewart A Co. They were held on this charge,
.na xxhar .,r.,vnsd xrs,e ,aeniaed aa having heen
'' w.. -, =. -, ~ - -
concerned In burglary h the premises oi FRANCIS
Bixby All Greenwich street. on the i4th OF May,
:, ,',ioh oo...,,n i,o.o and ally va,uod Al a. o0o
VI "'ieu oN'"so' INV" -"e ~. 80 "
were stolen. The following u the history OF 'ha'
transaction:
IN ,.a .ne,noo, of the a0th Of Anril. Detectiye
On VIE si'erhoon o' 'ne oo'u VI np'"' no'osA'e
Ofacer Fields, OF the Finh ward while engaged on
some other business, met John McNamara In Laight
-, ,,h . h,na,. ,na.r hi. arm Us haipp val,
s"co' WIN ouue'o ~ 80
known as burglar Fields asked wha' DO ad IN tpe
bundle and WAS answered nothing but few thOgs
t,,.,,aa 10, IA. .,s,a, Not .a,is6ad with the
'"'e"uo' ~ w, w s 49,. -, .., -, -
answer, Fields opened the parcel and iound brace
and two bits John said he was going TO FIX lock
, A. -. -. :. 4, a. 80 49, a. o..-x .r.h
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HOURS OF LEIs URE.

Prize speaking by pupils Of the City College was
the event In Stemway Hall last night.
Tho Five Points Mission children yesterday went
on picnic excursion 70 West Flushing grove, L. II
The annual examination OF the students OF Ls
day.
Tho Orange County MIX Association have their
annual picnic on Tuesday next at Suffers East River
Park.
Tonight the Arion " Choral Society have the
npt OF their grand entertainments at the Terrace
Garden.
Harrison Social Club Is the event next Tuesday at
Landmannb Hamilton Park.
Yesterday being st. Johns day, the Masons ceo.
brated II with banquets and picncs Socrates Lodge,
NO bsS Zsohokke LOoge, No, 2g2 and Teutonia Lodge
No, 6l7, celebrated consplcuOuely.
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Exit the Odious Income Tax.

WAsHlNGroN, June 24.-The Senate resumed
the consi GRAFTON OF the Tax Taiif bill to-day, when
The sections to continue the Income tax were strick
en- out by yeas "a, nays 49,
fRAs-Mcssrs Abbott Amcs. Anthony, Bayard.
bucklngham, tameron, Carpenter. Casserly, Cole,
Con king Gorbet Davis, fehton. Ferry Fowler, Gll
McCIeery, Mcdonald, Osborn, pOmeroy, Robertson,
Sansbury, Scott stewart, sumner, Thurman, Trum.
bull, Vlckers, wilson. and Yaies-3i
NAYs-Mesers. BOreman, BrOwnlow, Chandler, Drake,
Hamln, Harlan, Howard, Howe. Howell, Morrill, OF
Malne, horrlll Of Vermont, Morton, Pratt Ram Sc "
Rlce. Ross, schurz sherman sprague. Thaycr Warnef
Wiley, ami WlllIams-23.
Mr. Sherman asked vote upon the sections con
tanning tho income tax on dividends and corpora
tions, but subsequently asked 10 have the bill
Committee an opportunity to consult.
Tne further consideration OF the bill WAS post.
poned iii Monday next aud mado the unfinished
business for that day.
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THE wORxINaAEN,s PROTEST.

The Chinese Proble1-A Mass Meeting Of
workingmeu next Thursday Eveains.
Al the meeting Of the Workingmen's Union
last evening. speeches were delivered By number
OF delegates declaring the importation OF Cinnamon
dangerous 10 the interests OF the white workingmen
OF America.
Resolutions were adopted welcoming to the ranks
OF labor the artisans iand mechanics OF every land
whose moral worth and religious training proclaim
them citizens OF civilization; but denouncing with
indignation tie sordid capitalists OF Massachusetts,
who. by importing Asiatcs. seek TO degrade Amer l.
can workingmen, and to destroy the dignity OF labor
here, The Union, therefore calls upon our repre-
ssDtatiyes In the legislative halls OF the State and
nation TO prohibit BY speedy legislation this species
OF slavery and protect the defenders Of the national
flag
A committee Of one from each trade union was
appointed 70 arrange for mass meeting next Thurs
day evening,
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WISHTNGTON NOTES.

Yesterday WAS the hottest OF the season In Wash
ington, the thermometer At O'Clock standing al Is
Senator Ramsey introduced \ bill Yesterday 70
establish Transatlantic postal telegraph service b.
American cables.
The Senate last night passed the bill TO rcvis&
consolidate and amend the statutes relating TO patend
and copyrights.
One of the Senators opposed to the ct. Domingo
treaty says his inquiries and observations sstisy him
that thirty.onc Senators are opposed 10 ot.
The Democratic members OF Congress in Wash
ngton have appointed committee. and published as
address advising their political friends In the severs
States ~ be particular In the selection OF candidates os
Congress,
The House Committee on Commerce has been di-
rcctcd to inquire into the ptopriuy OF reporting bin
for the erection OF Government warehouses Oyster
Island, in the Lower Bay, New YORK some othes
point convenient to the Quarantine station, fUt the
storage of merchandise comm. flom Infected porta
nd
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WASHINGTON, June 24.-In the Senate to-day
Mr.. SUMNER Rep., Mass).callod up the resolution
reported on a previous day from the Commlttee5 on
Foreign Relations as substitute for the. House re-
solution on Cuban Affairs.
Messrs. Sawyer and MORTON suggested correc-
lions OF phraseology. which were made,
tute OF the Committee was merely grandiloquent
rhetoric, which failed TO extend an iota OF aid to
Cuban putrots II was a simple anti-slavery decla-
ration Which might with equal proprlety, be address
ed 10 many other Governments beside that OF Spain
lie preferred to peak directly TO the point, 70 say
tc Spain she ought TO recognize Cuban indepen-
deuce, instead Of making an argument upon
theory.
Mr. Casserly Dem, Cal) was not prepared TO
siy to the Spanish Government that We understood
any better the morits Of the slavery question In
Cuba than did that Government.
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WAsHNoros, june M.-The House to-day
passed. the following bill for tho restoration OF
Georgia:
$50 Ion l. Re enacted, That the State OF Georgia
having compiled with the acts and the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth articles OF the mendment 10
The Constitution OF the United state. having been rat
nt hereby declared that the State Of Georgia is ent
tied to representation In the Congress OF the United
rued to deprive he people Of Georgia OF the right
an eleeYon for memoer Of the General Assembly Of
State.
SIC O. That 90 much OF the act entitled an act max
ing appropriations for support for the
year ending June So 1861 and for other purposes ap
prove March 1857 prohibits the organization, arm
Ing calling service OF the militia forces In the
stStes OF Georgia. Mississippi Texas, and Virginia. be
and the same 10 hereby repealed.