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VIRGINIA.

Conservative Mayer Elected In Richmond-
ChivalrOus Determination Of the C0nserva.
tive Candidates-Dec0rating Graves of Con.
federate Soldiers.
RICHMOND May 81, 1870.
The Commissioners Of Election this morning gave
certificates detection to H. K. Elyson as Mayor and
to the rest of those elected on the conservative
city ticket The republicans will contest the election
before the courts.
The conservative candidates have held meeting
and declined to accept the offices for which they
have received certificates, If 1t shall appear on
legal investigation, that their election de-
pends upon the throwing out OF the vote
OF the precinct from which the ballot box was
stolen. They invite their opponents to contest the
election before the courts and declare their belief
that such evidence of fraud and irreguarlty exists
as VIII give the conservative ticket the legal returns
The policeman who assaulted Congressman Porter
yesterday has been arrested and suspended from
duty.
The crowd at the National Cemetery yesterday
was very large The Hollywood Cemetery to-day
Is filled with persons decorating the graves of Con.
federae soldiers.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN, May s1-4:so
p M.-Consos closed at 94'S for both money and the
account. American securities steady. United
States fvetwenty bonds, 1882, s9L; 1856 old s8I:
1867. 90zs; ten-iorties, S6k. Stocks quiet Erie
Railway TaS.s shares ls' Illinois Central 1io Atlantic
PARIS BoURsE.--PARIs, May 31.-The Bourse closed
dull Rentes 74f 60c.
FRANKFORT TBOURsE.-FRANKFoRT, May 3l-United
States fve-twenty bonds closed firm and un.
changed.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET.-L1vERroo1 May
Midding uplands, 10Hd. q 10Ad.; middling Or.
leans 10Td. q lid. The sales OF the day have only
been 1000 bales, 1000 OF which were taken for
export and speculation.
The shipments OF cotton from Bombay to the 30th
inst, since the last report have been So 900 bales
closed heavy on the spot and anoat. Tres ordnaire,
on spot, 1251sf.
TRADE AT Observation-Disclosures May s1.-
The market for yarns and fabrics is heavy.
LIFERP0OL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LIvERPooI,
May 3l-4:30 P. M.-Breadstufs-Corn 29s. Cd. per
red winter. Peas, 35s. per quarter for Canadian.
me receipts OF wheat at this port for the last three
days nave been 600 quarters OF which 900 were
American.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKEr.-L1vERpooI
May 31-4:30 p. M.-Cheese closed with declining
tendency, the last sales being made at 7os per cwt
for the best grades Of American fine. Pork dull.
Lard dull.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoNpos, NAV 81
4:30 z: M-The produce market Is dull. Turpentine
28s. Cd. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, May s1-
Tallow flrmer at Ass. per cwt. Sugar firm Turpen.
tine, 3os. 9d 3ls. per cwt. Sugar afoat Is quiet
and steady.
PETROLEUM. MARKET. ANTWERP, May 31.-Pctro.
leum closed drm; standard white, san francs.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Horrible Massacre In Cumberland County,
Two Aged Citizens Murdered and Robbed
Two Women Fearfully Mangled.

Horrible Massacre in Cumberland Comfy
Two Aged Citizens Murdered and Robbed
Two Women Fearfully Mangled.
RALEIGH May 81, 1870.
At point about twenty-five miles west OF Fayette
vile, in Cumberland county, on Wednesday, Neil
Mcleod, prominent ctzen was murdered
in his own house by four disguised des
peradOes. His brother, David Mcleod,
leading citizen, but old and inhrm, was also
shot down, and lived only a few hours.
John Mcleod son OF Neil, who was out at work on
his father and uncle had been murdered. He rot
gun and attempted to defend the premises, but It
failed to 60 of. The murderers thereupon shot him
down, putting thirty buckshot In his body. He is
not dead, and there Is some hope of his recovery.
The daughter OF Neil ran up stairs to get a
pistol for her brother, and on her return with It
was shot and badly wounded. Another daughter,
also grown, managed to escape by way OF the yard
to nelghb0rs house without being hurt, and she
gave the alarm. Old Mrs Mcleod, their mother
The wounded daughter, In addition to being shot,
was gashed about the head with bowie knife
These were the only persons on the plantation at
the time OF the butchery.
The murderers, after accomplishing their bloody
work. robbed the house, taking $500, q quantity of
clothing, provisions, iewery and valuables The old
men were buried last Friday. There have been no
arrests as yet though suspicion rests certain des-
peradoes In the neighborhood. The indignation
OF the people knows no bounds, and the
be lynched. The McLeOds were peaceable, high
toned men and not thought TO have an enemy In the
word. They were conservatives in politics, but
moderate In their means. The Sheriff and Otner
and endeavorng to ferret out the perpetrators OF
this fendlsh massacre.
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Steamship Russia (Br) Lott Liverpool Queenstown -
q Franckyn.
Steamship CITY Of Baltimore OBJ, Dslamoc, Liverpool
Steamship Holsaiia (NCH, Meier Plymouth, Cherbourg
and Hamburg-kunhardt 4 Co.
Steamship Regulator, Brooks, Wilmington, NC-J Lorl.
lard.
Steamship Niagara, Blackwood Richmond City Point and
Norfolk-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Fania, FREEMAN, PHILADELPHIA Loriard.
Ship Ericsson, Kelley, San FranciscO--Geo Sutton.
Ship Guardian, Walls, New Oreans--N II Brigham.
Bark Narragansett, Hamln, Corunna-J Atkins Co.
Brig d Welsh, Watson. Trieste-S w Elwel Co.
Brig Harry Aubrey tBrl Hammond, Barbados-T 4 F
Brig W Lord BabIn, Pictou Ns-G II Brewer
Brig Frances Lewey, Lewey, Galveston-C II Mallory
schr Newins, Dayton. st John's--C II Winchester.
Schr Isabel, Dennson, Aux Cayes-M0rrison Barlow.
schr Britannia lBr), King ST Johns, NIB Small & Co.
schr schr rlorence Shay Huise Galyeston.C Adams Co.
s%chr % Dil, Miller, Tampa via Key West
scnr Bramha, Stout, savannahN L McCready d
schr N Hawkins Wyatt, charleston-N L McCready 4
sehr Susan Wright, Mount, Georgetown sc-Donsr Pot
;. schr Fred Fred @spoford Turner, Wilmington Nc-dso A Phil
schr Senator, Faulklin, Boston.
Schr Garland, Lnaley, Hartford-Ferguson Wood.
SSooP GGno, Gnase, Fall River--L 8 Chase.
eoop ffod Brown, Wickson. ProvidenceH " Jackson
Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards. Philadelphia.
steamer . Comstock Drake, Phladepha,
Steamer s + Phelps, Brown, PhiladsphIa
steamer vulcan, Wilcox, Phladepha.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Boston California Excursion Purty-The
San Francisco Fenians-A Family Burned
to Death.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 80, 1870.
The Boston excursionists passed Elko to-day and
will arrive here tomorrow. committee OF the
Chamber of Commerce Will meet and escort the
party to the CITY, 1t is arranged to have the train
come into the city by the Market street road and
stop in front Of the Grand Hotel.
The Fenian Council has decided not to accept any
further subscriptions for the present.
The editor OF the Mdzeppd, a flash paper was shot
through the head to-day on Montgomery street for
publishing scurrous article. It is probable that
he Will not die.
The owners OF large Mexican grants in Northern
California, In order TO encourage emigration, have
thrown 600 acres Of land in Shasta valley on the
line Of the California Railroad into the market at
three dol ars pee acre.
The ship Niagara, which lately arrived here from
Hong Kong with a large number or Cinnamon on
board, many ofwhOm were suffering with smallpox
was to-day discharged from quarantine and allowed
to land her passengers. The Cinnamon were shame
fully maltreated while passing through the streets.
The residence Of Mr.. Hughes near Knights Land.
ing, was destroyed by fire and his four children and
his sster-in-law burned to death.
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Adjournment OF the Southern Presbyterian
General Assembly.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 81, 1910.
The proceedings OF the General Assembly yester-
day were mainly confined to orecevng reports of CON-
mittees. The Committee on Bills and Overtures, In
response TO overture No. IA, being an inquiry
whether members OF the Campbellite Church wish
ing to become members or our Church. and who had
been baptized In the name OF the Holy Trinity,
Should invariably be rebaptlzad. recommended re-
baptisin. The recommendation of the committee
was adopted.
DR.. Palmer, from the Committee on Foreign Cor
respondence reported the pastoral letter OF the
General Assembly to all the churches under its care.
This letter Is IN regard 10 the reunion OF the Northern
ana Southern Assemblies and the recent action OF
the Southern Assembly during the session here.
Afler long discussion the letter was adopted. The
letter claims that whatever obstuctons may be In
the way or fellowship, they were not created by the
Southern Church, and that they could not allow
themselves to be placed In false position before the
world.
After the passage OF vote of thanks to the people
OF Louisville for their hospitality the Assembly ad-
journed till the next meeting al Huntsville.
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MEXICO.

Placida Vega Again-Ilis Latest Achievement
Seizure Of the Steamer FOrward-Thc
Weather and the Cotton Crop.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 80, 1870.
Dates from Mazatan, Mexico are to May 10.
Placda Vega has seized the steamer Forward. He
has now feet OF vessels equipped, and it Is sup
posed he is waiting for the rainy season to com.
mence operations. The weather is extremely warm
which Is attributed to the atmosp herc Influences or
the volcano Colima, still In violent eruption. The
cotton crop Is total failure.
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THE PREsBYTERIANS.
Tho Presbyterian General Assembly ne
Public SchooIs--Onice of the Board Of Home
Missions Located in New Yori1--Report ON
Church Finances.

Nnufcu
PHILADELPHIA. May 81, 1870.
In the General Assembly this morning the CON-
mittee appointed 10 inquire into the perils OF
the public school system made their report. The
resolutions al the close Of the report strongly con.
denim any system which shall exclude religion or
religious instruction from the pubic schools. The
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
The report OF the Joint Comm ttee on Home Mis-
sions was eon}ldered Various items bearing on
tue consolidation OF the Bodd or Domestic Missions
WIN the committee on Home Mi 8 ons were adopted,
question then arose on the locality o the princi-
PAL uillce Oh the new consolidated board. The cities
OF New YORK, Philadelphia ana Chicago were nOmi-
mated. Chicago was aiterward withdrawn The
roll was called and vote taken. The result was
LOT New YORK, 3O6; for Philadelphia l53 The vote
created considerable excitement, though but Iii tie
enthusiasm was manifested when the result was de-.
c ared.
Rev. Or. Adams presented resolution nroyidlng
that the report OF the directors OF the Nothwe tern
theological Seminary at Chicago be referred t0 u
special committee consisting Of Rev. Drs. Reed and
NcLaren, Rev. MessrS. Cunningham and Lewis
Elders ID. 3 Courtney, g. r. Fox and j. w. Hollen-
DECK, members OF standing committee on theo-
logical seminares OF the Old School; which was
adopted. Also tnat a committee OF five laymen be
appointed 10 collect information from all the
churches as 10 what they have done IN the matter Of
manses lor their ministers. The latter resolution
was reported by Rev. DR.. Crosby from the Committee
on Church Erection, and WAS also adopted.
Tue 0ruer oil the day being the report OF the Olnl
committee on the finances of the Church and the
ml0n memorial fund addresses were made In its be-
Dodge, Rev. Dr. Hull, OF New York. Judge McAllis-
ter, Judge IL. X. Clark, and William Il. Strong, OF
tne united States Supreme Court: but before reach.
lug vote the hour ol adjournment arrived.
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IMPORTANT FROM AFRICA.

''SpoiIs," Troubles and Secession in Liberin.
LONDON, May 81, 1870.
Dispatches received here to-day from the West
Coast OF Africa the breaking out OF serious
troubles in Liberia. The President Of Liberia ap-
pointed Walter Good Collector and Postmaster at
Palmas, and the people there, to whom the appoint
mcnt was distasteful, threaten secession IL he is
confirmed
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LEONAhD BALLOU'S NEW YOkEn SHIRTS,
made TO order OF New York Mills muslin and fne linen
bosons cuffs &c, at 1885 per Dozen 'HAND MADEr Send
for circular and measurement blank h up. Sent
NOTICE.
Send your orders direct to The "NEW YOKE"
SHkF 10 not sold In the stores all offered for sale
terfets and not make. No goods genuine my
autograph Ia on the shirt and written
BY mailing me the following measures can safely guar
antee you perfect fitting shirts
MEASURES.
Eeck-1nches around from button to buttonhoie.
Yoke-Inches from shoulder Joint 10 the other.
Breast-Jnches around the chest under the arnpls
Waist-Number of inches around
Bosom-Do you want studs, eyelets or bnttons'
Shirt, length--State style OF plaits Ia bosom.
Sleeve-Lengh from centre OF back 10 knuckee,
Wrist--Style OF cuff
Heisht-Feet, inches. weight-Pounds.
N. B-"Goods ordered" Forwarded to yart of the
United States by In i've from Of OF order
The express agent will allow you exam, the goods be-
fore paying for them, and not perfectly satisfactory YOU
need not take them. LEONARD s. AI.IOI AGENT
I,vsn,o~ os ,ha celebrated "F. Y. s." auS ~ sN
A"'e"sot " '"o the New Yoke" shUt
ONLY DEPOT 296 BROADWAY NEW YORK
Fosi Office box 39H. w." ~
a: A;|Fo5 stylish and Elegant Hat 90 to
EsPENsCHlEp, mnnufncursr lis Nassau street '"
A.-IIerrlng's Patv mr.
V1p aPION SAFES
-si Broadway coruer MurAy street
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Ally.

Army ReOrgnnixntion--Rai,wsy extension.
FLORENCE, May 81, 1870.
The government has determined Oh thorough re-
organization OF the army. The work is TO commence
Immediately. and the Minister OF War expects to
see 1t completed Within year.
The government is also making preparations for
the construction OF the st. Golharu Railway.
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John Dale May q t Il A ion pa.se BRIG rsSsd
Steamship Cooraao B Frseasn dSpas ssppop po y sSdsd Is
2aesnsown Iss with mdss and pa..ense Williams
Lssrpooi sh q y ship Du.Sss SSaSi from pSa
s,esasaP cy q Mansss:.sS s @ Phillips Liverpool
to Dale Had strong westerly winds for nrst il days
passed sps Sls bosns MS y q as "a
o5 snip rged steamer, do i29h lat Al io Ion 81 rs Gu
steamship seaia eNG, rrau,msnn Hamburg Mayls via
Had fresh Westerly was seSs weansr co
the passage had one de "a child among the passenges
a passed an HEsssn ssSss steamer bound
May 2 with nise aud iss passengers, to Geo Mackense
pass SsI' & s d'' on the Banks
sse ana ssn 70 s May 49, with
Steamship Huntsville, crowel Savannah May s, with mdss
Gseswoo Charleston Nav @ with
msss and en,,s MSoI to Morgan Co. No
wh mdse ana Sr.S ers 20 20
& &s1pa,Sss ms SsOaos Richmon CITY Point and
Bark Frshandcl tNG, wscb,er. Rremeu 40 days, with
wy sns Ssf sa an u.
@ Tas s d Es ss
Msy r. ~ o s had ns $ s Ap
schr Mary Luu. tBr simmons. Granada IS days, with
up to the a6h inst on that date OF the Delaware NE
number oi yellow pine ssanngs been days north OF Hat
head and eoa yar STs G9odw with
,S sshr sn Lewis o Ks02SaSsy Lewis days
CO. had moderate saseriy winds 's''e 10 staples
nodss pssds msas Z
days y.na north 9ts Of Halter Hatte,as ss, p..u,..
DAYS. win fruit o Pears to weinberg y.
Nss M 9 S S
days wa Delaware Breawaler two days with to
T%Seu sa croser Nassau @ Spanish wells
%spS,yn %ys win & I. 70 Mons sarow
heavy gales and ealms with thick fog been days north
sshr Thomas Fitch or New Londou Hamilton Eleu,hora,
e & Co. Had
schr Eva Lewis Lewis Eieuthera 10 DAYS, with pine.
apples to Joseph Eneas to Weinberg Had light
sehr Krcuurus (or New aven, Goodse Harbor Island,
II days. with pineappes Masted Is bound to New Haven
May ~ lat 80 H. Ion 10 To- spoke whaling bark Pacific
Schr Iris, Barlow, Savannah 1s days, with lumber to
master Is bound to New Bedford. Had light eastory
schr Law shotwell. Richardson, Chlncoteagus.
schr Truman, Gibbs fhiadepSa for New Bedford.
schr Palladium. Philadelphia for New Bedford.
scr olive, Reynolds Calais days, with lumber to Smp
son & Clapp.
The bark Morales Matanzas which arrived Both.
pany with bark Enterprise, for New York. ~ ''"'
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH
sr Steamer S%as Taapop. Boston ioE New York
Schr Esguimaux, Briggs Dghton for Elixabethport
chr Kate Scranton, Palmer Providence for New York
Schr VIM Mcshean, Teuton, Hartford for Phadephia
schr J Baldwin Day. Mddleown for New York
Schr veranda, Ponder, Branford for New York.
Schr g w Purnell Sidney, Stamford for New York.
Schr Mary Fsrr CROMWELL Port Norris for Georgetown
BOUND EAST
schr Benz English, Kelly Elizabethpor for Fall River
Schr Elm City, Kelly, kiizabehport tor FAN River.
scbr Neptune, =. Elizabetbpot for Boston.
Hannah B. 6S%.e HoSosen a foS Sl ry%oah Tr1SSn''
schr Mary Ann. Burns Hoboken for Bridgeport.
Schr DOnnpliv. lly fnrR Rr,Io
schr z N smith, Robbins, New York for Fall River.
Schr Maanta, - New York for Windsor, Ms.
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FRANCE.
Smallpox visitations.

PAR1S, May 81, 1870.
The Prince de la Tour d'Auvergne has accepted
the appointment as French Ambassador at Vienna
put he is Ill with smallpox, and will be unable
20 proceed to his post for some time.
The smallpox has broken out on board the private
yacht OF Prince Napoleon.
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The AnsIo-Canadinn Rowing Match.

LONDON, May 81, 1870
The proposed race between the Tyne watermen
and the st. Johns crew Of New Brunswick is to be
rowed in September on the ST. Lawrence, near
Lachine Montreal Island.
The prize is $1,000. and the length of the course
Will be six miles. The Americans object to the use
OF coxswain, and the Enelishmen are yet unde.
cided on he point.
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Amnesty.

PARIS, May 81, 1870.
Yesterday more than twenty persons who were
imprisoned In the st. Mazas Prison, charged with
completely IN the late reg1cide plot were uncon.
ditionally released, and 1t is announced that more
viii be liberated to-day
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PORTUGAL.

The American Flag In the Tagus.
LISBON, May 81, 1870.
The United States steam fr,gate Franklin has ar
rived In the Tagus.
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Sympathy,

PARIS, May 81, 1870.
The movement in favor OF Cernuschi, the Italian
banker who was exiled for having contributed
money to the radicals to help to defeat the affrma
tive vote on the pteotscttun,, is very popular in
Paris and will unquestionably be successful In the
and.
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Sanitary Efforts.

PARIS, May 81, 1870. !
y the Corps Legislatif yesterday afternoon the
session was nearly consumed in debating the means
TO check the ravages or the smallpox In Paris.
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Tho Judiciary.
PARIS, May 81, 1870

PARIS, May 81, 1870.
1t is settled that sessions OF the High Court
will be held outside OF Paris during the present ses-
sion OF the Corps Legslatif The latter win continue
anti the lst Of August.
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INDIA.

Cotton shipments by the Suez Caual.
LONDON, May 81, 1870.
Dispatches from Bombay state that within few
days past 900 bales OF cotton have been shipped to
Europe by way OF the Suez Canal.
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Steamships City OF Baltimore, Liverpool via Halifax Ho-
satia Hamburg Smid Bremen Leo Savannah Regulator
Wilmington, Nc Niagara, Richmond, &c.
Wind at sunset s, light
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Missionaries in Danger.

LONDON, May 81, 1870
Advices from the West Coast OF Africa report that
party OF missionaries, consisting Of Mr. and Mrs.
Ramseyea and Mr.. Knohe and attendants have been
captured by the Ashantees and taken into the in
terror,
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Miniature Steamer MT Sea-Haznrdous
Voyage for New York.

LIVERPOOL, May 81, 1870.
The miniature steamer City OF Ragusa Will leave
her wharf at this city this afternoon for New York.
She is only twentyOne feet long but Is provlsioned
for three months. The captain counts on passage
inside OF fifty days.
The screw consists of one man besides the cap
sain, and the inevitable Newfoundland dog goes as
passenger While New York is the nominal point of
destination, the captain will make any convenient
port In the United States. Quite q crowd of people
have collected at the whsrf to witness the depar.
ture Of the tiny vessel
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The Citizen Combinations,

fAhlS, may ol, lo1U
The members OF the International Workingmen's
Society, who were arrested at Lyons, have been set
Iree but those arrested In Paris are still in prison.
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ARRIVALS.
R.poRTrp ny THE n

RRPoRrEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
op Steamship China SBr Macauay Liverpool May 81 via
Franckyn 26th inst lat ~ 0 Ion exchanged signals
with ship Mary Carson (Br), pound west ~
Steamship o"y Of Brooklyn tBrh Brooks Liverpool Mar
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Wholesale Jail Dclivery-Escape Of Twelve
Prisoners from the Wheeling Jail.


While the daughter OF the iailer and his assistants
were taking breakfast to the prisoners the county
jail this morning they were forced into a cell and
locked up by means Of a false key. Twelve of the
prisoners succeeded in opening he han door, and
Quietly locking up the jaiIer's family in the cells
walked out into the streets in broad day and es-
capped. Four OF the prisoners have been recaptured
One Of the prisoners indicted for MURDER refused to
enter into the conspiracy and gave the alarm upon
the escape OF his companions.
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u THROUGH HtII G0to
BOUND SOUTH.
BELOW.
SAILED.

Ship Marcia Greenleaf (of Brunswick Ga) Bates from
Newport April l8 keceived pilot S0h inst of Montauk
frou y hot boat Hope, No1)
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The Weather and Crops.

LONDON, May 81, 1870.
The weather for the past few days has been un.
reasonably dry ana warm. The growing crops are
already suffering for the want OF rain and appre.
tensions of serious drought are felt
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The Turf-Epsom Summer Meeting.

LONDON, May 81, 1870.
The EPSON summer meeting commenced to-day
with good attendance and fair weather.
The Craven Stakes Of ten sovereigns each, with
100 added for three year ods and upwards. were
won by Mr.. Merry's ch. c. Sunlight, by stockwen
out Of Sunnower.
The Woodcote Stakes OF 10 sovereigns each, with
400 added for two year olds which closed with sixty
subscribers, were won by Mr.. H Chapiin's b. t.. by
Newminster out Of Caller Ou, beating Mr.. Merry's
b. T., by Scottish Chief out Of Rambling Katie
second, and Penguin third.
IL The Heahcote Plate Of 100 sovereigns for all ages
was won by Mr. G0odwin's br. I. Perfume beating
Mr.. Chapin's b. I. Pandore second, and Mr.. Merry's
b. 6. Belladrum third.
The betting on The Derby closed this evening at
700 to 400 on Macgregor, to against Camel, ana
20 to against Kingcraft.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

approximations to the 100000 Prixe-Yos ~ TsJ and
AnGro, G,sS1 each 81 900
o"Ni. <W
approximations to the $4,000 frxe--Nos. 1913 and
Appros,mations to the Saoy an, q"
loso, esch.... v........................ 30
approximations to the $500 Prizs-Nos 7,725 and
escn sCV
Prizes paid In gold Information furnished The hichsss
rass paid for Doublooys all kinds of and SILVER
TAYLOR 90. Bankers, Is Wall street, New YORK.
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A.--Hfscfri the Poisonsw ard filthy HnsY
pspMsgns of sulphur, lead and .iys and EGYPTIAN
tiAlR COLOklHi. only safe aud ehectnal Hair
aver dieeovered No seoinea; aains po posona Dc.
pot 30 Vesey street.
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International Copyright

LONDON, May 81 1870.
The London Netcs this morning pleads for an ln-
ternational copyright treaty between Great Britain
and the United States.
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CUBA.

Newspaper C0nsolidati0n-The Brig Thomas
HOlconibe AAOat Agnin.
HAVANA, May 81, 1870
The last number OF the Irensa was published
yesterday, 1t having been consolidated with the Vox
de CUbG.
The American brig Thomas Holcombe, which went
ashore at Playa. Santa Ana has been noated, and
to day entered this harbor.
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Telegraphs Extension.

IONDON, May 81, 1870.
The new telegraphic crble from Falmouth to
Malta has been successfully laid to Lisbon.