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TOMMY HADDEX,s Doom.

Ten Years I'm the Jersey State Prison
Tommy sheds Tears OF Repentance and
Appeals for Mercy-His Wifa in Court.
The tralsof Tommy Hadden aud Thomas T. Pike
was concluded IN the Court OF Quarter Sessions at
Jersey City yesterday. After the opening Of the
court, District Attorney Garretson summed up for
the State and submitted that the testimony had been
most conclusive against the prisoners.
Judge Randolph then charged the jury. At the IN
stizatlon Of the counsel for the prisoners he con
sened to strike out the count for burglary, but the
charge Of gtnnd larceny remained for the jurl
to dispose Of. He then went into the evidence
- 49, 80 '''e case to the Jury abou
noon nc g' fss tSa s5fls sgsS sish r' ~SS" Ia
| dolph had not departed from lifs v.... -
Jury returned verdict Of guilty against boil
When the court rcassembled after recess Judge
Randolph told the prisoners to stand up. Tommy
Hadden thercupon addressed tie Court and stated
that he had family OF fourteen, aud prayed the
tae ts h iSisssF e e e Pas begged the
eana rsmarks t4ea sss hS prisoners
the % resideics OF Michael Martin The Appeal made
w %sshs RSsasa % s n1 c oaS aS sSs s" oas, oa
his family when he perpetfSied this inexcusable
GCme. II was necessary Tor tpe protection Of
shotld be taught The lesson that their dfnes cannot
90 unpunished. The offence charged was very ses
rious one and he could see nothing calculated to ex.
tenuate the offence. An example should be made
which would deter others from pursuing similar
course. The sentence Of the court was that the
prisoners. Hadden and Pike, be confined in the
State Prison for the term Of ten years each.
During the delivery Of the Judges remarks Had
den wept bitterly, and the moment sentence was
pronounced his wife, who was IN court and who
was quite unprepared for such an announcement,
shrieked out and wept for several minutes. Both
husband and wife continued to cry heartily till the
prisoners were removed from the court.
man named Pat WatersOn, who resides near
the porse railroad depot, Is under bonds fol
trial as an accompllce OF the prisoners
Waterson is an old chum OF Hadden. The
public feeling at the prompt action OF Judge Ran
doph IN the case is one OF universal approval. The
influence brought to bear by Hadden's friends had
no weight whatever. Watersons case viii be
brought before the next Grand Jury
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PENNS YLVANIA.

Trouble In the Republican Ramks-W.,rm
Fight Over the 5herin:-Nominations f>r
COngress-Split In General O'Neips District.
PHILADELPHIA, June Is, 1870.
The primary election last evening passed or very
quietly considering the spirited nature OF the con.
test. The colored voters participated In large num-
bers, and some Of the delegates elected were OF that
class.
The great struggle to-day was over the sheriff.
The candidates were General Bingham and W. R.
Leeds. After an exciting session, which continued
all day, at late hour this evening Mr.. Leeds was
nominated.
In the Second Congressional District Convention
to day there was split, and two conventions were
held in the same room. One party renominated
Hon. Charles ONeil, he receiving fortythree out OF
forty-seven votes. The other party, composed OF
fOrty.nine delegates, nominated John v Cree.ey, he
receiving thirty six votes.
In the Third district Leonard Myers was was re-
nominated for Congress by the republicans by q
nearly unanimous vote. His friends serenaded him
this evening.
In the Fourth district the republicans nominated
William ID. Kelley for Congress.
ABOUT eleven o'clock last night a row boat con.
tanning D. Almond. Albert Baker, Miss Maggie Cade
and another young lady whose name Is unknown
capsiZed In the Schuylkili river, near the Falls
bridge. Almond was the only one saved. The bodies
have not been recovered.
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ERIE ABROAD.

Mr.. Frederick A. Lane, the legal member OF the
Erie triumvratc, returned to this city yesterday on
the French steamer st. Laurent. Mr.. Lane has been
in Europe for the past four months busily engaged
enlightening the British and other foreign share
holders OF Erie 10 the actual condition OF that
road, financially aud otherwise Mr.. Lane, 1t is
understood, has succeeded in correcting the
false Impressions created by the msrepre.
sentatons OF the agents OF RIVAL lines
and the enemies OF the present dynasty.
The unfortunates who were blarneyed out or their
stock by Mr.. Burts clients nave at last discovered
the real Intentions OF the so-caed English "protec-
tive' committee and are now combining for the re-
covery Of the shares which they have been 80 cum
ningly 'protected out Of. Much modification is
manifested by the members OF the English Erie
clique at the ridiculous figure Mr.. Burt cut in
Albany, ana to the stupidity OF that young and mex
perenced lawyer the failure OF the great conspiracy
to put the Erie line under English control Is attrib
OF feeling among the foreign shareholders within
the past few months.
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JAPAN.


Several Villages Destroyed by EarthGunkes-
Tho Volcano at Asnmayama In Active Erup-
tion--A Volcano discovered at Sea-The Tea
ana silk Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, June IA. 1870.
The steamship Great Republic, from Hong Kong
May IL and Yokohama May % arrived today The
trip from Japan was pleasant.
violent earthquake had occurred IN Japan, the
severest since tho great earthquake in 1885, The
accounts OF the disaster are meagre but 1t reported
that several villages were destroyed. The great vol
cano OF Asamayama In the interior Of the Island OF
Niphon, which had been quiet for centuries, Is in
violent eruption, accompanied by frequent earth
quakes. destroying villages In that vicinity and
causing terror among the inhabitants Of the pro-
vince.
Ing observed an active volcano at sea- 200 miles from
Yokohama. Some portions OF the crater are above
the sea- Clouds OF steam were Issuing therefrom.
From the deck OF the vessel the water around the
volcano appeared to be IN boiling eoDdition.
The officers OF the United States spIadron on the
Asiatio station have decided u erect monument to
the memory Of Ohe victims oa The Oneida disaster.
me Japanese government have granted permis-
sion Tor the establlshmeDof school for the nsruc-
sSa soh marv have ycqtss m languages ana naval
The Japanese trvr.os are now drilled on the Euro
pean system.
. me Japap market Is depressed. A further decline
AZ 1n s.lIp Ags and yarns is noted.
,,, Gas there have been but few settlements for
We season at hand and there Is further decline In
rates for the old crop. e. = -
The operations In SILK are limited In consequence
harvest.
Exchange on London 4s o,ld.; on Paris, ST. Acc.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LosDos MoNEy MAnwRr; ;-LespoS, June l5-5 r
M-AmericAn securities closed easier; United States fve
twenty bonds. 1862 80; 1865, DID, s9s. Stocks quiet
Erie Railway shares lsA Illinois Centra!s, lSs4 Atlantic
and Great Western sH Consos opened at es for money
and 92A for the account.
PARIs BouRsR.-PARIs, June l5--The Bourse opened
declining. Renss, 7sf Soc; and closed nrmer a.7ak &C.
FRANKFoRr BoURsr.-FRANKFoRr, June l5.--Cni.sd
States five twenty bonds opened firm but quiet at ss s6 FOR
ths issssi q Sya o5as M.sxr r,v,,roo, Inn. \,
P. M.-The cotton market closed dull Mddng uplands,
l0d l0hd The sales OF the day have been 10000 bales
including 900 for export and speculation. .
opened decnne both on The spot and aoa Tres ordare
the spot l2sf. per cw low middlngs aoat l?sf pei
cwt.
LIVERPOOL BnrApsrUyrs MAnKET--LiyFnrool, june
l5-b p M.-Whea los 3D. per Genital for California white
and &c. I'd. for red Western Flour, 28 Cd per bbl for
Western canal Corn Bis 3D. per quarter for European.
>Yo-ERPooL PRoDUoR MARKRT..-LIvERPooL, June IA
Evening" at the cose petroleum is l' per gallon
LoNDos PR6DuSs MARKkT-IospoS, June l5.-Re
hned petroleum dull at ls 3D.. per gallon. Lnseed cake
easier at fil Ell Sd. per ton Linseed oil easier
ESl per ton. Talow frmer at 4s 3d. s4s 3D. per cwt
Calcutta nseed 6s 3D. At the close yesterday turpentn
easier at 30s. Cd. a eos. Cd. per cwt
PETROLEUM MARKET.-- ANTwRRP, June 15.-Petr0eum
opened quiet
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Destination.
Steuncr.
Office.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE is, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship ,Calabria (Br, McMickan, Liverpoo-C @
Franckyn.
Steamship Nebraska (Br), Guard, Liverpool-will!ams
Guion.
steamship Dacian (Br) Laird Gasgowhendsrson Bros:
Steamship Flag, Lmeburner, Fernandina-Forida Railroad
Co,
steamship South Carolina, Adkins Charleston-H Nor.
gan Co.
Steamship Ell Cid. Nickerson Wilmington. NCJ LorIard.
Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford-Ferguson
Wood.
Ship Minnehaha (Br), McGrath Londouderryo J Knox.
Bark Plau lNti', Letke, Dantzic-Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Josie Mildred Hartman, Marsoilles-Jas Ward
Co. -
Brig Five Brothers, Thurlow, LIsbon-Mier Houghton.
Brig W Barter, stanwood, Arroyo, PR-Thompson
Hunter.
Brig Clara Agnes tr'r) Canton, Harbor Gracs-Ha,ton,
Watson & Co.
Brig Robt Mows Young, New ven-Henry Trowdridgss
Sons.
schr Eveline, Pierce Mayaeuex, PRD Trowbridge Co.
Schr Carleton. Albury, Nassau-Montel Barto.
Schr Gen Grant, Hawes, Corpus Cbrsi-Haloran Bros.
schr G Hulsc, Hidreth, Jacksonviile--Van Brunt
slaght. - ... :.
Thomas.
schr Black Diamond Merrill, Philadelphia Day
schr w Peck, Bunce Providence-H w Jackson %.
Sloop Clean, Fox, Hartford-Rackett Co.
Steamer Novelty, Wilcox, Philadelphia
Steamer Walker, Sherein, Philadelphia.
Steamer Maytower, Tufts, Philadelphia
Steamer Jape Campbell, Morris. Hatord-hackss Bro
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Pil0tage.

Further testimony in favor Of the abolition OF COM
pulsory potage Oh the Mersey has been taken la;ey
by the House OF Commons committee on that
subject
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CHINA

Canton Trade Reports American Goods Me-
eIectcd-Arrival OF the American Minister mt
Pelkin-Shanshne Tea ana silk Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, June Is. 1870.
Canton advices OF May 2 report moderate trade.
American goods were quite neglected. Cheefoo
advices OF the 4th represent trade duh. Prices for
piece goods were nominal The Hankow market
was dull.
The clipper ship Thermopyln had arrived at Foo
Chow in thirty-elght days from Melbourne.
General Legendre, the American Consul at Annoy,
was seriously i'll.
The American Minister at Pekin assumed the
duties OF his oillce on the Goth OF April.
AT Shanghac there had been no settlements in
black teas. The STOCK was S00 900 chests. The ex-
port Of green teas TO the United states was
~, 800, 900 pounds, ,,,.
crop. The settlements were 700 bales. Prices had
declined Exports, $50 bales; stock 800 t baies, ,n
new crop it will probably not equal last seasons.
Exchange on London 61sd. per tael
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Civil War Apprehendcd in the Old North
State-The Militia Called Ont by the
Governor.
RALEIGH June Is, 1870.
The Standard OF this morning announces that
Governor Holden has Issued orders to each
militia general OF division to raise one white
regiment at once for active service. These
regiments are to be uniformed and placed In oil
spects to pay and discipline on the footing
with federal troops He has also ordered the mme-
diate enrolment of the militia, with instruc.
tons to set apart q special number OF
minute men In each regiment as a reserve.
The Governor appeals to patriotic able-bodied men
TO respond. he feels that we are nearing a condi-
ton OF things which VIII result in civil war unless
prompt and stern measures are taken to prevent It,
The singns or the times more Ominous OF civil
strife than they were in June, 1850.
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Diplomatic Reconstruction.

PARIS, June Is, 1870.
The Journal 00cfel this morning contains the fol-
owing nominations:-vlscon Gueronniers Am.
bassador to Constanthople to replace Bouree ma ia
.aanaI6rr;; Count Armand, Ambassador to Lisbon 70
replace tle Marquis de v,,,,nnoIon made Senate; j.
Berthemy, Ambassador al Brussels; N. Provost.
Paradol, Ambassador as Washington; M. BelIonet
Secretary Of Embassy Of the second class at Wash
ington, to replace the Count de Favernay. who is
made Chief OF Cabinet to the Minister of Foreign Ar
fairs; and M. de Normand, Secretary of the En-.
bassy OF the third class at Washington.
The son OF M. Laboulaye, who report said was to
go to Washington, has been appointed Secretary or
Legation at Brussels.
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Dickens, Memory.

Dickens Memory.
LONDON, June Is, 1870.
Dean Stanley will deliver sermon at Westminster
Abbey next Sunday on the death of Charles Dickens
Intense eagerness Is manifested by the public to OBJ
tain places in the Abbey on the occasion.
The grave Of Dickens is entirely covered with
nowers cast there by the VISITORS who have thronged
to the spot since the burial.
In accordance with the wish OF Mr.. Dickens the
weekly journal All the Year Round will remain un-
DER the charge OF the eldest son.
Bail.
LONDON, June Is, 1870.
The bail required in the case OF Mr.. Fiske the
American Consul in Lelth, has been fixed at S2,OOO
Mr.. Fiske Is held on charges arising out OF the
"Boultn masqucraders' case
shipwrcck.
LONDON, June To- 1870.
Later advices from Sydney confirm the report be-
fore received OF the total loss OF the London ship
Waiter Hood.
Pil0tnge.
LONDON June Is, 1870.
Further testimony in favor of the abolition Of COM
pusory potage OH the Mersey has been taken la.ely
by the House Of Commons committee on that
subject.
BrcadstuAs.
LONDON, June Is, 1870
According to Official advlces from pesth the grain
crops In Eastern Europe promise satisfactory har-
vest.
Warming.
LONDON, June 10, 1870.
The directors Of the Monarch Insurance Company
which failed some time ago, have been committed
for trial on charges Of fraud.
Iron.
LONDON, June is, 1870.
The iron trade is just extremely active in the
English centres.
Ascot Heath Races.
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RAIL WAY EXTENSIONS.

Opening Of the Cherry Valley Branch Of the
Albany and Susquehanna Railroad.
ALBANY, June IL, 1870.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company to-day,
inaugurated its Cherry Valley, Sharon and Albany
branch OF the Albany ana Susquehanna Railroad with
an Immense excursion from this city 10 Sharon
Springs and Cherry Valley. At the latter place
speeches. music and barbecue were among the nos.
pitaties extended to the eXcurst0nsts.
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SAILED

Steamships Java, and Nebraska, Liverpool Dacian,
Cow South Carolina Charleston FL cid. Wilmington, NC ;
ships Hecon San Francisco nd crossed the bar at 80 PM
City OF Montreal, Hayre; barks Maria Augusta Stettin
Isaac Hall, Tacahuano and Valparaiso; Antoneta G,
Queenstown; brigs Wadsworth, Cardenas; II VII.
ngsbcrg; Neponset Arroyo PR schr Antelope. Kcnigs-
berg.
Wind at sunset Sc, light.
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The Latest Sport.

t. LONDON, June 15. 1870.
The following race CAME ~ at Ascott to day
The Ascot Royal Hunt Cup, va,~ssaa az 800 sove'
reigns, added to handicap sweepstakes Of 10
sovereigns each for all ages two year ods excepted
was won by Count Bathyanys b. h. Typheus, by
stockwell ont OF Iypee, beating Mr.. 4. p Outl
warte's br c. Dolphin, second. The betting at the
stort was TO against the winner and s to l
against I)OlDhin.
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The cecslis, from New York for Sydney, May iIsisS
Ion ~

ine eos's fom New York TOR sydnoy' hsy " 's ~ No
Foreign Ports.
AsTwass n MAJ % %si.AsrrS:a: s.: ts.ssr Savage Busno'
sailed ss Regina, csnlninssr, Siork; June l. John
s75Ts s sTs r Wine fn Gys s re ss
p l.ls ns
.s BTeos.s1 sss y ssyn Y,w Orleans. Carol.
ss Bona sas BoM Ds oseia Mea.as s carroll ca'ns Me-
&C GAaIoAaIrs June port bark. Alice Tar,on, connor
EssSn ssy. fS Syors p S brig. Eva 5oss.e 90
nswsy ~ j da,ws%: sa,y. rsssras
.s o1.Sa sss rFssss saSs s' % P's 90 ns
May Sas Iaa from savannah for
pvsxInx. June /, Arrived, ErmIna, Hilton. NYork
ELs,S2ar on May 2sAnved Pendleton, Pendlstos.
0RyEsooK May 81. Arrived, Henry Johnson PonsacoAs
'uss r. rrIses Nav S9ss. soSs' Eoa p..n.
sailed ssd. Fury, Wilson crom Syork). Malta.
Bs9.er, kyork S9lh Topys'sa.; Philips, England,
Churchill, Hathsld Philsasphs; Leisssisr, ROVE. ssa
Cleared sst Cathedral Nicker.on Cardiff and United
HosolyLU, May enArrysd. :hlp Mary Bangs. Arthur.
fsasqA. May sNin pos BARK Eureka, Tor fAn,ds'pAl.
fay. s say Sss''c Linn Lamont New
Nay pHss nGuS. aa Sos
Sailed Jun. !, ia. A Wright. Morse, Bombay csiops
NrLhoupaH, April il-Salled ship Marmon, Boyd Saa
Frsncse6i bark McGivery, Mickes, Boston. a.. ,,,.
MIaAsoAsE, June l-Eo ye.ses IN p" iqs 70 9a"'a
NEwoAsrLy, Nsw. April Is Arrived, bark Adele, Friend
Melbourne; ielh. ship Echd Bussed knsmAn, do both 70
Sailed March s, bark Buck, Curtis, San Francisco;
@ isSs cS%'sTs as Sfssss & wis%sy
lbth bark La Psix tpr, Lahar, do ., ,.,,
Smith, Quebec June 81 for Liverpool.
PLYMOUTH June i5-hrrived, steamship Bayaris IRAN
QUYENsrows June l-Arrved faihie, Stephens, Ph'ia'
| delpha. u,
| SOUTHAMPTON. June lb-Arrived. steamship Union.
SHIELDS, June 2-Arrived, southern Rights weymouth
| Havre. >s~ :.
sUNDyRLASp' May ai-Arrived, Sea Queen, hcqrav's
SwlsEMusp' May SoArrived, Frsundschsf' schucnaro'
sYDsrY Nsw April ARRIVED. bark Maud Helen, Lncm. 1
as m Francisco; 18th, brig Gailee CBr WOOD 40 W.
uokand 9ls bark Washington hopenon 90 uo sv 4:
shin Nations Hope Cr), Bx victoria anu ptnccencap M
Melbourne same day) 2sd, ship Centurion (Br Darby ~
sailed Apri g. bark Maud Helen. Thomas Mebourne I'm
ships Martha Rdeout DiYon, San Francisco oth oid DO
milIon Freeman, dc; 2sd bark Nereid, Bcarse 90; 49,,
sisAi, Muy z0-ln port brig Hunter 'Dr' ""'0n' 'o''
ST DoMiSao, May 27-sailod schr Joan White Br. Snow
sAoUA, June AIN por. schr Jane Emson vano'ea' To-
siisa lat schr Adde Ryerson. Houghon PHILADELPHIA
| Sr JouS Nh, Jnne 9-Ceared, ship Mervn, Lowel. re
martin Roads 18th. brig scio Brown, Havana 49,.
TRIxeTr May a A-Arrysd RSsaia' 'accar'no' Sfo'A
YoKoHAIA, May s2-Arrivei previous, BenetactreA III
dred San Francisco
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The st. Gothurd Railway Question.

rAhis, Juue 10, loVU
Yesterday there was meeting OF the members of
the Lett Centre party in the Corps Legslat called
take acton on the subject of the st. Gothard
Railroad.
After an interchange Of views 1t was decided not
to oppose the construction OF the work. which is the
joint undertaking OF Prussia, Baden. Switzerland
and Bavaria, but to request that the French govern.
ment also take an interest in the railway.
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GERMANY.

Hopes Of the Prmssian Dynasty.
LONDON, June Is, 1870
It is said that the Emperor Of Russia and the
King of Prussia have met at Ems to arrange mar
rage between Prince Vladimir, the second son Of
the Czar, and Prussian princess.
The Princess Victoria wife of the Crown Prince Of
Prussia, has given birth to q daughter.
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The Armenlans Warned.

ROME, June 10, 1870.
The Pope has fixed the 22d day of July as the
utmost limit OF time which will be allowed the
Armeaiam to make thelrr submission to the Holy
bes, "fTI'l.'s LIE !,
Tfby that time they have not reconciled them
selves with Rome accommodation will be pro.
nounced against them.
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All the Facts In Nnfshe!i,--The Points
of difference between PHAfsON'S vITAlIA, OR SALIVA
TIoE FOR THE HAIR and the other hair darkenns arti
cles They OPAQUE, Is Transparent hey are
fetid il is fragrant; they muddy II Is they pro-
duce dull tnts, reproduces nssurss hues Sold By st
driIun
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THE SCHUETZENFEST.

The Third and Last Day-Crownng Of the
King-A Speech by Young Lndy-The
Roar of Muslxetry SiIenced by Thunder
A ssnd Accident.
Yesterday was the third and last day OF this
years Schuetzenrest of the New York Schuetzen
Corps, under the leadership OF Captain
John +. Gerdes. From early morn the weather
was very propitous a clear sky and bright sun In.
viting hosts Of amateur rinemen to JONES' Wood to
take part in the friendly contest for excellence In
craftsmanship. While the firing at the targets and
at the double eagle rather at what left of the
latter from the two previous days firing, began
early in the forenoon, the general public,
with the families OF the "Schuetzen,n made their
appearance gradually after midday, and at about
r0ur 0'clock k q continuous stream OF new arrivals
could be noticed at the gates. At five O'Clock about
IL 900 people were on the ground Besides the shoot
ing the usual outdoor sports were INDUCED In, as
already described In the HERALD and the -four and
coal bags the watef shed, the caroussel and other
contrivances for amusement found numerous pa.
irons. Young Siegrist repeated his exploit OF
riding on velocpede on tight steel rope, ana on
one OF hts trips also carried young lady, who was
venturesome enough TO undertake tile risk, with him
as freight.
or king of the SharpshOOers, was announced in the
person Of Mr. Kort Mahnken late IN the afternoon,
when the last piece Of the body OF the double eagle
was brought down by his ball. Before him Mr.. &. W.
Schoeliermann mad successfully shot II of from its
support, but 1t appearing that his number in the
order OF iring was i57 while No. 1853 was to Shoot
Slight discussion arose 10 his right to the prize
snot, and the committee decided against him. The
last remnants OF the eagle We're then again nailed
against the target, and the shooting re. re.
| tnnate man. This gave exceeding. JOY to the
| Saengerrunde, singing society OF this city,
| who were present. Mr.. Mahnken Is an old member
OF this society, and the members were highly grati
a. ne
kOenlg fell to some one OF their members The foI-
lowing is the whole list Of prizes won on the eage:-
| Prise Prise.
| l-Kort Mahnken, King l2-Geo. W. Schoolermann.
| 7.-Herrmann Bachran lS-Herrmann Bachran.
| 3-Louis Fink. lI-August Ehlers
4-Aaron Browning. l5-Nicholas Stnts.
6--John II. Brockng l6-Frederck Repper
| 6-PhlIp Klein. I-Carsten Schumacher.
| 7-Charles Pirovano. ls--August Ehers.
| 8-Schuezen Corps. 19-Nichoas Stints
9-Friedrich SteinhoG. 20-M. Staudnger.
| 1o-Gsorgs Wcrhan. 2l-Captan John r. Gerdcs.
| 1l-Schuctzen Corps.
At the regular Stich-Kehr and Prize targets the
shooting was very spirited and kept up without in,
termsslon. except for the dinner hour and 81, ,.o
are to be distributed In cash prizes The rie
| were busily at work till late at night to me asur
! the targets and the shota 10 determine wht
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BELGIUM.
The Cabinet Warned.

The Cabinet Warned.
BRUSSELS, June Is, 1870
The political complexion of the new Chamber is
about the same as that Of the last house, and q
ministerial crisis is expected in consequence
The Catholic ticket generally successful in tn
recent elections,
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- II. =
80 s''s'r-' --~>~,~>~,~,->l-II>s,<..szSS
The Feniap Business TO be Lnid Before the
Home Government.
4; r,~~- OTTAWA, June rs, 1870
Hon. A. Campbell proceeds to-day on MISSION TO
ENGLAND to lay the whole Fenidu business befors the
imperial authorities. -
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Pennsylvania Brl Thomssn, Liverpool June
3D. with mdso an 1900 passengers, TO the
National Steamship Co. June no lat &C. saw steamship
Aiaup0, hence Tor Liyetpoo.
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DANU BAN PRINClPALITIES.

The Russian ssTicket" "Headed or"
BUCHAREST, June IL, 1870.
The elections throughout the Princpalities have
generally resulted in favor Of the anti.Muscoyite
party.