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The Republican journal., 1870-03-31

Among recent appointments by the Cover
nor and Council, are the lolloMin
Frederick Kent, Bremen, j. =. Q. VIM. Berry,
Durham, j. r. q. James Mureh Winterport j.
=. q. John q. Bowen, Stockton, j. =. O. Nelson
Allen. MonviIe }. +. q. W. H. Moody, j. T. q.
The Republican journal., 1870-03-31
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and leaving them uncaed for, is priaa face evidence
of intentional fraud
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Major Thomas IT, Whit. who killed Mrs Katie
l.. Hobbs in Boston last August, pleaded guilty Of
man slaughter and wa. sentenced to - years IN
State prison. White j. in confirmed CON aaihpuuu.
The Republican journal., 1870-03-31
Republican 3oarnal,
THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1870.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
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The Argus says that harbor thieves tapped hogs
head of molasScS Portland Pier, owned bv
Messr~. Lynch 4 Barker Saturday niHht. ana car
red off half Of II content.
The Republican journal., 1870-03-31

The Approaching Musical acknowledgements
--Miss Mehlig--Italian Opera---Miss kel-
IoqPeck's Benefit Boston Art Museum
Public Park---Arrest Of Police Officer
Fechter---F Fashions.
Boston, March 20, 1870.
Boston is to have another big musical sem
sation in commemOration of the Jubilee. 1t
is to commence on the / 18th Of June and CON
tinuc through the week. The mammoth
skating rink on fremont street is to be duly
fitted up for the festive occasion, and
general good time is expected Boston pretty
thoroughly demonstrated last summer its
ability to get up an entertaining musical fes-
tival on grand scale. and though the ap-
preaching occasion will not be one of SO much
interest, it will undoubtedly be very pleasant
and enjoyable, and will probably attract
large and enthusiastic audiences. The music
to be rendered is the same as selected for the
Peace Jubilee, with some additions. and viii
have the same Accomplishments Of cannons.
bells organ, orchestra and powerful chorus
1t is to be under the skillful direction of
Mcssls. Gilmore, Zerrahn and Touriee, who
are to be assisted by some of the best solo
singers in the country.
Perhaps there is no city where musical
artists are more patronized or musical peo-
pie more highly favored than in Boston
There is scarcely week, from early fall to
| early summer that one may not have i'm OPP
porunity Of listening 10 some distinguished
performer, either in vocal or instrumental
musician opportunity which is priced and
appreciated by all true lovers OF the hcauti-
| full art. At = late concert in Music Hall, Miss
Mehlig made her first appearance before a
Boston audience. 1t was Il great pleasure 10
have been able to listen to this distinguished
young pianist for a greater musical treat one
rarely has. She is only about twenty three
years old, and is said to have been a hard
student since the early age of six. That this
is so, no one who hears her can doubt And
all these years of study have brought at last
fame, which with youth, beauty, and that
rarcst Of all gifts, genius, are now hers. She
cnthlalls and holds you spel-bound by her
magic playing, and as You listen to the en-
trancing waves of melody that glide from
under her swiftly moving fingers there -teals
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LETTER FROM BOSTON.

Correspondence OF tire Journal.
The Approaching Musical acknowledgements
---Miss Mehlig---Italian Opera---Miss KeI-
IoqPeck's Benefit Boston Art Museum
Public ParkArrest Of a Police Officer
Fechfer---F ashjons
The Republican journal., 1870-03-31

Among the matters brought up in the clos
ing hours of the Legislature, was the report
of the Committee appointed to enquire into
the Paper Credits and kindred matters They
, 1870-06-14
MAN AND MUSIC"
Lcr&nrC by the Rev. Thomas X. BcecheF nj
tho First Con&reRat1onul Church
Last Evening.

The Rev. Thomas Z. Geecher, Of Elmifa, n T.,
{bzothcr Of Henry Ward Beecher}, delivered lee
ture On Man and Music, before Large audience,
In the new First Congregational Church, cornct Of
Ann and Washington streets, On Last evening. MI.
Beechet Is q verI pleasing speaker. His voice Ia
very musical, and well pitched, and his delivery
winning and expressive.
He looked upon music as = great revealet
man, and entered Into very elaborate d1squtt1tou
Of an anatomical character, showing how
sensations Of varions kinds reach human
perceptions. Mualc VAS Ike co1ors, unleas well
arranged and hRrmonized glaring discoru would
ens9e 1s!n u ne believed there was general law gov
Including music {or saundl, colors, EastrnnomJ,
uor sauce naturally goes with pudaing), &c. The
most barbarous nstionB nad their aIni1s 4 bahe
Kas soothed py regular motions of the cratle: tar
would awaken it. The measured music of the
brass band was preferred falthon4h people might
not know tt1 to an organ, hecauae they could beat
time 70 II. i met demand Of nature. Man was
cteatuIG q orler, Of Tq!ea, and liked to be gov
dcmagogue, because he Bald nothing to lar on
their nerves. and Jet held them with the rclns Of
Every old nation, .uucontamInatea bv others
has music az well 2s language Of its OWL. The
slaves Of the South had their distinctive music );
the Indian has bis: the Chtnaman bis, and bis
But all these different types Of melody have 3
common source, as languages are being gradually
traced 70 common 1oos through the researches
Of comparative phlaoloW. One tone suggested
Of nature was sorroWfui; 1t was pitched In the
ullnor key. All ANIMALS seemed hroken-hearted
Naural tones arc wallis An creation groana.
Harmony conalstcd Of concord mud d!scold.
Thus two great swndling railroads might be IN as
good harmony aa two aWeet duties. Agreement
made harmony. At the Boston Peace jubilee
they quasretled about the standard. Had
each followed his oHn inclination there
would have been T.. terrible mesa
No one had right % say ~ am right because
then everything would 90 wrong. No music was
apprectable Without dlscosd- because Without
I one could not fully enjoy the concord. The nm
lie Of EEaes, harMoulo1a bella would aoon be-
, 1870-06-14
ILLINOIS.
Instructions to Electors In the MAT.
ter OF Voting for Judges Mt the
Coming Election.

Instructions to Electors In the MAT.
ter OF Voting for Judges ut the
Coming Election.
Special Detpatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, June 1a-The following of1lcial
circular, just issued, will explain Itself:
ILLINOIS STATE DEPARTMENT,
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, SPRINGFIELD, Jnne 10, 1s70.(
aEREAs, The proposed new constitution does
nor provide for separate ba1lot-b1xeB for the de-
post Of votes upon the constitution, and for
Judges OF the Supreme Court at the election to be
held On the "a day Of Jnly next; therefore, the
Secretary Of. State has distributed to the County
Clerks blank poll books tally lists and forms of r.
turns adapted to only one hallotbox at each place
OF voting. The electors OF the Sec
ond, Third, Sixth and Seventh Judicial
Districts designed IN said proposed new constltu-
ton. will accordingly write the name OF their
choice for Judge Of the Supreme Court upon the
similarly prepared uckets With the name OF the
candidate printed upon the same. and County
Clerks Will ob1IRe the friends Of the II spectIye
candidates for Judges by distributing such pre-
pared tickets, when furnished, to the several
Boards OF Election Ia their respective counties In
furnished by the Secretary Of star:. BY followtna1
these suggestions confusion Will be avofdedf ]
and uniformity secured Ia conducting the election
and making the official returns therefor.
at said election every person entitled TO rote Ac-
cordIng to the proposed constitution shall he a.
conducted, returns made, and certificates tssued
tn accordance With existing laws, except that no
registry shall be required Ut said election
fSlgned) JOHN n. PALMER
BY the Governor.
EDWARD RuMAE17 Secretary ct State.
For the past three days the weather has been
quite cool On Saturday slight hall storm visited
thig vicinity.
, 1870-06-14
POLITICAL.
Election Of Delegates to the Repabi-
can Judicial Convention.
Only 9,0O6 Votes Cast In the
Entire City.

Primary elections were held In the wards In til
city yesterday, to elect delegates to the Republ
can Convention to be held to-day for the pu1
rose q terminating candidates for Judges OF tn
/ Cl1cult Court under the new constitution. Tn
following is the result:
! FIRST WARD.
Fs5ss aset<t-5ohn .- Lyle King, Peter Regltz, VIM
/ +. Fuller, Jacob Becker, Simeon ". King, william
Schaener. Edward Longley, Joseph Zeinescheke
| s. ?. MsHy z Hammer, ]. Peter Dzendcl Number o
Second 1teket-Benj. Il Skinner, Joshua C, Kuick
| erbockel, John SummeTneld, Isaac pnaum, VIM
/ Coz, G. .; Peacock, Edward Lon8leJ, ". Fran1
M,nhso Men,%on9 y stephen F. Brown, John Lyle klng
SECOND WARD.
Y. Ea5"eli L. l. OTIS, Philip Becker, Hugh
ta,h LeadJ Y 2. s. Hancoct, - shlider. Number oi
Boutou, John V, McGlnneS, FeseT VOL Jonn
Jones, g GGsocxe Gx Dupont, Charles e Han, Jaooo
Second Tistst-DarttI Vaughan, Henry 1rnojd.
Emil clappart John Melville. Philip Wadaworth,
ans 1aat eSh sShwsn'irts ,'as saye stott George
votes, Isl.
FoURru WARD
past iii T. so1Ts ee d:abe j. sseae roaaassa ii ss
LA W. Bue1, E. J. Whitehead. Number Of votes
Second 74etss-A. c, calktus, John r. c,oupb.
vel. auriy Nelson, otto&. Schultz. e T T. Whte- n It,
head. Number OF votes, So
s;-., 7yxt.t II x ~ nto..aa maa
Drtsco11. f1tro Rinhm Jnsenh : Rnn1Hf4 - ~ y.
Pherson, 4. F. Brown Number Of votes, 142.
iaya mayaon nodsD nay yaos u oo 5s1 h1R
D. Fatrnan. Number Of votes, 81.
t,y,, 1yrt,, 1oh7 1uh u .Wha,no., W1np. ,1-u,1-,
am " Thnrnos ToW.h ~ " tasney. y !nlaM Aal1l-
tsra,ntratn Nnn,hae ~ o,a nes9sI baue1, aooh
Srcond Tf,t-t r. ahr,,tt4 ~ teteH q, III m,n,.u
7 pnntte- no,n.;s ;2sniu:tz, y. 1ansenn, y. Eek,
" s - . er,.r- 1tua.u1 ~ - VI tosee, =
Csorre E1,amsnn Tntn ne,,fo
worth Wil1iam Waa4,,eyo yoru Az, nsc Hens-
f'.r na rnfnn 90 "'osA3e'e4' ooala c5eSA. NULL
E,cu7u v,pn
n, Hcnse, r coihE aih1ln = ~Akg, nsKt3ao p
Hi1I.f Ph, Mas f. 9oiqs -; daIunet, a. PardeW, J.
1on, e.o,,o,o hlSlA HEhp.
y !, = spnGns, Elaucls fssue!oar, y A!e1tsch,
M,,t;aE nenEeu5, capIMn Ca{qWe4, John e, Klyn,
taa - mttaain n haspai' "ill1am Fraser Number Of
'o'-of ~a*~
,,,,os n, 1EfTu WARD
Sa!ae9 ~: 0eglen, AVN salisbury, George ".
nu9A. y nnaa1 T. Hayes, uavld ". Clnrk, it., A
n. y. Lone' =. =. hohsaat, Molt schAfer, Fred
nGlAe!, fo II. 6. Hallaru, e., ": Bohannon, A. g.
hul. Number OF votes, f0l. No opposition.
ELEVENTH WARD.
= !. RusseH. Henry Sweet, Henry SADIE, George
!. Smith, Otto Dehll1g, A.. B. johnson, Robert E
yotcs cast, 50.
TwELF7H WARD.
n r. Miller, IT. Noodar1,, George T. BaF. Clark
Lipc, william F. MtlIfcun. M. Il. Nn1iii n
Waterman. Number of Totes,3i eA'' H. N'
TUIKTEgsTH WIN
, 1870-06-14
NEW YORK.
Opening Concert Of tho Beetho-
ven Festival,
immigration Statistics.
Money and Stocks.
Special Despatch to The Chfcsso Tribune.

l. Special Despatch to The Chfcsso Tribune
THE EEETH0yES FEsTIvAL-
/ NE" foRE, juno 1a--Thc opening OF the Beet
hosen mualcal festival, tonight, was the graulest
Anaf OF the kiud ever known IN New York. About
o,ooo persons were present, and the concert was
magnificent SUCCESS. The chorus consisted Of
a,aoo voices aud an orchestra Of 800 Instruments
carl bergman, DR.. Peck, p 8. Gilmore, Carl Rosa
anu Max Mafetzek directed the music at different
Times In the evening. Madame pateps sanu and
vas cncoted, and nearly all the pieces of the pro-
efnmme we're repeated. The greatest piece
u Tue evening was the t'Star
spangled Danuer," sung by Nada1ue parena.
and conducted By Gilmore. The heavy notes were
struck with artillery -n1e,1 By electricity. and az.
sisted BY the entire chorus and orchestra. Excnr-
sions are coming from all directions, and large
CROWDS arc expected during the remainder of the
week. Many BostonlaDs arc here to compare thls
festval with their jubilee They insist that their
snow Taa much better than this has been to-
night.
MYSTERIOUS p1sAFrEARAScEs-
1he police report hall dozen mysterious disap-
rearances Of persons In New York and BROOKLYN
within Que week. TWO II them were Supposed 10
be rnnaHays.
sCuOTzKxfKsE
A large crowd was at tho Schutzenfcst to-day Mt
Jones' Woods, though the attendance was.smaller
frGm outside Of the city than last year.
WIZ STREET.
The Wall street markets were very dull 10 t1ay
Thu stock market had very little animation At anv
time. with the exceptIon of Docr Istar' 49,, a.,1
vo,thwac4o-o .rhIoh -. ~. ~ "oNA 1saauu ato
a,', ~, .sA, "nsa "cse tae strongest stocks,
ana old not sJmpAtaize With the general dcpres-
son.
PARDON.
f;eorca narte MIN 80 ,,,.
49,. - ~ - na'ls, nao "M sen! 70 Inc Penitcn-
taty for Ave years, through the tnnuencc of Col
1ector Bailey, for furnishing Information which
implicated Bailey In the Bhtstrv frnnua hns ,oa,,
unconaitiona1]Y nar,oned 7' '-o7 o'en
~. 49, .."sI
l4'Ae nesoe'a1co f7eaal
!aA1oK41loA-
nost, ~ Sane Gahe IePo OF the Super
, 1870-06-14
oEMEKAL NOTICES.

Prot. Or. hermann vogee,
From Berlin Prussia the dirtinsuirhed Teacher md
Lecturer on che1ts91J and Photof7A9hy. o1 retnsnf
Cleveland. il % extensive yt tArongh Tie o. e. and
pstAcnt n our tl the guest Of his friend. Il. Roeh
81 North Cl1rk WheIe he viii reIaau during hi s$1y
In our 1nldIt.
, 1870-06-14

Tho Hon. Franklin Corwru. nf Tasa11a il
announced as candidate for the Republican
Congressional nomination in the Sixth District
Of ulinois,-udKe s. L. Bryan has announced
himself h as candidate for Congress in the
Eleventh District, subject to the action Of the
Democfat1c Convention. Colonial Jesse J.
Phillips denies that he has prohibited the use
Of his name as 3 Democratic candidate for
Congress IN the Tenth District, in opposition
to Judge Rice.-The Democracy Of Mason
County have nominated T. F. Booth
for Sheriff, and Vim. Dale for Cotu-
ner, and hare instructed their Congressional
delegates to vote for the denomination Of the
Hon. 7. ". McNee1y. T. E. Merritt, Repre-
sentatye in the last Legislature from the
Ninth District hae announced hizlsaK for re-
election. II. 4. Td1nlinson, and Mr. Mantz
Of the centraha Democrat, are also eandi-
64fAr
, 1870-06-14
Circntt Court in Henry County-Case
ol the Steamer Dubuque Rioters

Special Despatch to The ChfcxKo Trib uue
CAMBRIDGE, Ill, June 12.-The Circuit Court OF
the County Of Henry convened today at 3 O'Clock.
Present, Hon. Geo. y. Pleasants, Judge; T. ].
Attwatcr, Clerk; A. G. Warner, Sheriff; 4. B.
Mack, Prosecuting Attorney. The grand jury WIS
empanneled, and ]. \ Sawyer, Of Genese, was
appointed foreman The Prosecuting Attorney
delivered the charge to the grand jury, after
which the Jury retired
The Court xas occupied tho most of the fore
noon tn preliminary business. There arc sS2
cases on the docket; 229 common law
cases; 1sa chancery and @ criminal cases,
1t Is expected that the cases brought to this cou
ty by change Of re7aue from Rock Island County,
will he called for trial tomorrow. This Is an t-
dtctnent against William Dolan, Nicholas P,
Schultz, William Blair, John Tooney or Lynch,
Timothy Butler, Halsey Hammond, John Glagher,
John Campbell, Oliver Chandanals and james
cronan, for the murder Of two colored men On
board Of the Steamer Dubuque, near Hampton, IN
Rock Island Co, on the f9th day Of July last The
prosecution will be conducted by 4. r Mack,
Prosecuting Attorney, assisted BY William Jack
SOD, Of Rock Island, and Johnston, Of Port
Byron, AND y. :; johnson, Of Galena The DE-
fence will be conducted by ". Il. Gest, Of Rock
Island; Chaa. Osborn, Of Rock Island; r. L. NC
Elheme, OF Rock 1s1and; Hon. J. Il. Howe, Chief
Justice Of Wyoming. and s. r. Allen, OF Port
Byron.
NJ
, 1870-06-14
MASONIC NOTlUEk

A1TENT1oN, BIR KNIGHTS!
Special Eonciaye Of Apollo Cou,mande7y No. l. KIT
this Tuesday, evening" at O'clock 1t their Asyluu ii
the Temple for work the Order Of the Il. r.
Visink bF knights eo11teouhY Invited 10 meet with
EN- TUCKER Rne.,rdsr
, 1870-06-14
FOREIGN.
Debate on the Infallibility
Dogma in the Ecumen-
ical Council,
unsuccessful Search for an 0ccu-
pant for the Spanish
Throne.
FRANCE.

PARIS, June 1a-Yesterday q telegram was re-
ceised announcing that General Robert Anderson
was IN dying condition at Tours. Minister
Washburue Immediately sent Dr. johnson to that
city TO- Investigate the case. The latter called IN
Hcrpon, the Director Of the Medical School Of
Tours, and consultation Wns held, and 1t was de-
cded that the General was In no immediate dap
patient, and be wlll go to the Pyrenues seon.
MeEnhers OF the International Society Of Work
men, who were arrested on suspicion OF being In
pcated In the late plot against the nation aud the
life OF the Emperor, will have their preliminary
cxaminatonfhefore the tribunal on Saturday next,
anl be released on giving ball. The gcsstuns oil
the High Court #lll btgin at B1als IN the 18th Of
, 1870-06-14
INDIANA.
Personol-7ndfonap journalism.

PeFsona1-2ndtNnap Journalism.
Special Despatch q The Chicago Tribune
INDIANAPOLIS, June 13--J0dge Gresham, OF the
United States Court, who was recently Injured by
q fall at corydon, ls slowly improving, aud will
shortly be removed to his home at New Albany.
The Daily Journal appeared under the auspices
Of It's new prDpretors to-day. 1t proposes to he
even more radical than It has previously been. The
Daily 1fMes, paper recently started, In the in
ferests Of reform movement, 1t Is said wiu sus-
pend In few days dayR- The Refor1nefB appear
70 have lost faith In the movement, and have
failed 70 advance the means necessary to Keep the
paper allYe. -
, 1870-06-14
OHIO,


Horrible Outrage Committed bY
11bKhyTAymen Near Loudonvillc.l
Special DcFratrh to The Chicago Tribune.
L0unoSy1LLE, June IA horrible and revolt
ing outrage wns perpctrated on Mrs. Snyder q
resident OF Brownsville, eight miles south Of here
yesterday. AS MI. Snyder, young married man,
was going to bis fathers houBe, short distance
from town, and While passing along the road Dor
he thought, was a negro. 1 struggle took place
between the two, when another man ran to
tht Negroes assistance, and aprled a bottle Of
chloroform to Snyder. who fell to the ground
They then robbed him ofeyerythlng he had ,includ-
ing about dfty-fye dollars in money, Not satisfied
With this they deliberately castratd him, emitting
him In shocking manner. After he recovered he
craW1ed home, told bis wife he YVES robbed, and
tainted. Medical AID was Immediately summoned,
bHt there Is no possible chance OF his recovery.
The villains are yet at large, and there is no clue
as 10 who they are.
, 1870-06-14

| bills were Introduced 8Hd fcfeEred.
by MI. Mun4en-Re1nir1pH the substitutfon h,
certain m National Banks Of United States bonds
| tol second mortgage bonds OF the Union Pacidt
h41foaa ~ deposited in the Treasury.
=, ~ ao31: H. Gobchs-Declaring Indianapolis por
B By Nj. bAWYER-To authortze the sale Of lrt
| t!s umDef on Iands OF the Aenotmore Indians, Il
TRADE WITH cANApL
| MI FISHER introduced q Joint resolution direct
inquiry, for the information Of Congress, reiat1Te
TO toe extent Of the trade between the United
states and the British North American poascssions
NATURALIZATION Bill.
NJ. DAVIS introduced bill to amend the Nat.
utallza1on LaNs, and moved the previous ques-
on Tas Inst Section makes false swearing. in
Appneahohs, pefjpry, and punishable az such.
The second and third Sections punish false per.
souauoa aNo use OF possession Of forged records,
e. M Sesnneate, &e The aita Section gives to the
lnlIed states Courts Jurisdiction Of all offences
Mr. ELDRIDGE moved tha. tho BIZ be tabled.
Nj: HDR1DGE moved an adjournment Negu-
tired.
The morning hour expired during the vote on
~ 4, DAVIS ~; moved that the rules be suspended
III. ELDR1pGE objected The bill had a,rcady
gone over under the rule, at the expiration Of the
morning hour.
The SPEAKER oserrnled the objection, a. the
motion WAa to BuSpenl the rules
Alter another motion to adjourn. the rules were
suspended. and the b!ll passed-1so to 46-a strict
GENERAL DISABILITY BILL.
Mr. STORES moved To suspend the rules. and
pass the bill removing all political disabilities i'm
posed, ~ the Fourteenth Amendments, upon the
cifizens Tor participation IL the late rebellion and
providing that the person 80 relieved shall Ie r.
quT& to take what Is known as the iron clad oath
NJ. WARD said the blu would relieve even Jen
Mr.. STOKES. Tes, It makes clean sveen,
Ihe House fe1used 70 suspend the rues-59 to
, 1870-06-14

F1um tAs NtD fo1k Sla..
many amusing Incidents scoznred during til,
iato Fenian Invasion" Ono Of them xiI
| bear telling. After General Meade hid n
reetea several Of the g Boys in Green, he WAS
etanahg one afternoon upon thc stops Of The
pflncaFal Ao*el st Malone, when he Wa &c.
costea oy oao Ok the ''disoomlted," Who Wore
sefgeants badge, rs follows:
Are you oinerai Made, tur?"
rogAtor continued:
We'll, Gine1A Naade, ~ ye p1aze, sur,
Hh9 yez tux my thrunk from tho woods
!onanel' ye1 eaized ne artillery tacsics - xas
thim.'' -'-~ ~ N'-'
Young man, y said tie General, with ps:-
roniAng ar, "5oung man, let me give you
bit OF advice The neat time you come on
such an errand As this, be sure and bring your
a'7sae7y, and leave your tactics 1t home"
, 1870-06-14
ITALY,

PAnis, June 1s. A despatch from Rome, dated
Saturday, says the discussion Of the tnfallbiity
dogma continueH. Dnpanloup eneEgettcaEly com-
bated any exagReratlon Of the right OF the Pope.
Seventy-tWo fathers have sgntned their intention
to epeak aganst tnfa1tlbiiiy OF these, lftcen are
French pre1ates
, 1870-06-14

new YoRK June 13.-The Norld's Havana CORE
by the steamer George b. Upton,
Is definitely known to have successful
" landed It's passengers, erms, md am1nn-
ijtion. The statements made In the Captain Gen.
erals despatch, Of the capture and destruction Of
the expedition are pronounced to be exagger-
ated.
, 1870-06-14
SPAIN,

MADRID, June 13.-1n the Cortes, on Saturday.
candidate for the throne, hut rlIus far in vain. He
felt confident, however, that within the hcxt three
months one would be found. He did not mean
Alfonzo. He did not Rppl chena any disorders.
, 1870-06-14
Canal Enlargement Project.

TOLEDO, Ohio. June 1a-The Board Of Trade,
TO-DAY, passed resolutions favoring the enlarge
nent of the Miami Erie Canal between Toledo
and Cincinnati, and appointed committee Ct
seven to cooperate With Cincinnati In Inviting at
tendance to convention to be held In that city In
November next to further the project, and also
appointed delegation Of flre to attend the Roch-
ester Convention Of Business Men.