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A Spanish Yarn from Cuba.

HAVANA, June 1.-THE Di0no and
POce de Cuba comment on Grants
message on Cuban affairs. Every
body talks of it, and the Spaniards
praise Grants conduct. Prominent
persons express the hope that Con-
gress will send a special commission
to the Island to see matters for them
selves and disprove the erroneous
statements published in the United
States concerning tho situation here.
The Captain General telegraphs that
all the important part of the steamer
Upton's cargo was captured. Some
insurgents, while carrying boxes of
arms and ammunition into the iuris-
diction Of Marraban, were surprised,
and four were killed and their train
captured. Six more were killed and
one taken prisoner in the Gilbra juris-
diction. Fourteen of the party only
remain, who, under the command of
Calonel Iona, have fed to the Chap
pona mountains, closely pursued by
the troops. The dispatch don't state
whether Iona landed with the first
party at Punta Brava or was at the
head of the second expedition Just ar
rived,
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Tha Sannarfaat

CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE crowd
Of strangers appears as great as ever.
A very large audience attended the
grand rehearsal this morning. Owing
to the immense crowds that seek tC
attend the concerts, many persons are
attending the rehearsals instead of en-.
countering thenecessary discomfortso Of
night.
CINCINNATI, June 17.-The after.
noon has been spent by the members
of the SRngerfest in coHviviality and
visits to the suburbs. Large process
sions, preceded by bands of music,
went out to Clifton Springs grave and
other places of interest. The arrivals
during the day of strangers are below
yesterday. Ats o'clock this afternoon
every seat in the house for to night
was sold in consequence of public
appetite for music. The most extern
sive preparations have been made for
the picnic. Ten steamboats, will run
between the grounds and the city, and
trains viii leave every thirty minutes.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Ben Lane POsey, writing to the
Mobile Register from Holly Springs,
says that MOntvale is the unsurpassed
summer resort Of Tennessee.
Reports reach US Of damage to cotton
and corn in Kemper, Lauderdale
Neshoba and Newton by the recent
rains. A hail-st0rm On Saturday last
stripped cotton and damaged corn
prospects very materially in the cOun-
ties named.
Board of Aldermen, Of Columbus,
appointed by AlcOrn, are Josiah
StalliDgs, Early Hendricks, q. W.
Van Hook, Jim Moore (freedman),
Ely Richards (freedman), Robert
Gleed freedman A dirty lot, ex-
cept one negro lJim), who refuses to
serve.
The Mississippi Radicals are de-
uOuncing Gov. AlcOTn. At a Radi-
cal meeting in Nicksburg, the other
night, one speaker INDUCED in the
prophecy that the Governor would
sink to the same depth Of degradation
as BrOWniOW. Whenever a Radical
desires 10 illustrate how low a man
can get, he points to the case Of
BrOWnlOW.
The entire amount paid to Major
Greene, for survey Of one hundred
and forty miles. from Natchez to
Jackson, including maps, profles,
final report, estimates, ETC., to date
(and the work is finally completed),
is SSi2l -. The New Orleans, Jack
son and Great Northern Railroad, an
old aud experienced company, paid
$500 for a survey OF one hundred and
seventeen miles.
Senator Revels has written a letter
explaining why he allowed a halt
witted sister Of his 10 get into the
pOoI-hOuse, and why he didn't take
her out. He says this fact of his IN
natural treatment Of his own sister
was made public to injUre the RepUb-
lican party; and why should it not?
Any party that would elect q cold
blOOded nigger United States Senator,
and Tolerate him as the political equal
Of its white headers, while he con-
tinUes to starve a member of his own
family, halfwitted and broken-Iegged,
ought TO be iniured-mashed-Wiped
cut!
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Canada Souiharn Railrnad

NIAGARA FALLS, June ia meet.
ing of the shareholders of the Canada
Southern railroad took place yester-
day at the Clifton House, when a per.
manent organization of the company
was effected. The following are the
unanimously elected Directors for the
ensuing year: John F. Tracy, Presi-
dent Rock Island Company; VIM. F.
Scott, Vice President Erie and Pitts
burg Company; Sidney Dillon, Di-
rector Union Pacific Company; Mil
ton Courtright, Director Lake Shore,
Rock Island and Northwestern Com
paniesi Daniel Drew, New York /;
VIM. A. Thompson, President Erie
and Niagara Company; Oliver s.
Chapman, New York; Benz. F. Hall.
New Jersey; and Jerome N. Wet
more, Erie, Pennsylvania.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
Deaths In Paris.


PARIS, June 17.-Ferdinand Barrot
died to-day. He was Senator. Chas
Eustache, also Senator, died yester-
day.
Feast of Corpus Christi
MADRID, June 15.-The Feast oI
Corpus Christi was celebrated to-day
with customary ceremonies, but the
procession was very lame in compar-
ison with th those Of former years.
Worthless Gold Mines.
BERLIN, June 17.-Herr Habner,
who was sent by the Prussian Govern
ment to inspect the gold mines In the
southern part of Africa, reports that
they are worthless.
The French Atlantic Cable.
! PARIS, June 1.-THE French Cable
! Company relinquished the monopoly
they enjoyed of landing cables on the
coast of France, in exchange for the
right of amalgamation with other
companies.
The Pope Proposing to Compromise.
LONDON, June IA Pesth journal
says the Pope intends making a COM
promise on the question of infalli-
bilityPRhich he hopes will receive the
unanimous support of the Council.
Important Will Case.
LONDON, June 17.-LOrd Penganee
gave a decision of the invalidfty of
the will of the late Samuel Morten.
OF Liverpool, who left his fortune to
DR.. Gass, Roman Catholic Bishop.
Court decided that the proofs of inca
pacity of the deceased to make his
will were conclusive.
imperial GOsslp.--New Minister.
PARIS, June 1.-THE Journal Off
cidte contradicts the report of the i'll
ness of the Emperor and Prince Ma
pOleon, and states that both are in
good health.
Provost Pardal, new Minister to
Washington, with family and Secre-
tarleS OF Legation, sail from Brest
July I'd, for New York.
French Political Affairs.
PARIS, June I'm the Corps Legis-
latif to-day, G. Valdrome, Minister of
the Interior, declared that an early
dissolution of the Chambers was not
contemplated by the government.
Deputy Rierre De ROsnivine submit !
ted an Interpolation for the return of |
the Orleans princes and members of |
the Bourbon family, and for the resto- |
ration OF their properties. N. luver- |
nols and all other editors of the Rett- |
pie Frdncais (court journal) have re- |
signed. The cause, according to the |
declaration of Duvernois, was that |
ther policy was too liberal and bold to |
suit their journal. It is reported, !
owever, that the real cause is a dis.
Agreement between Olivier and Du-
yernOis.
The Irish Land Bill.
LONDON, June lin the House of
Lords last1ight the consideration of
the Irish Land bill was resumed.
Cairns said the bill gave advantages
to tenants which are not known in
England or Scotland. He showed at
much length the defect of the measure.
Grey and Halifax spoke against the
bill.
Derby approved of the general prin-
ciples on which it is based, but OPP
posed granting compensation for the
of tenure. Regarding it
ne admitted, however, that agrarian-
sm was only to be checked by con-
,essiOn,
i'he Dukes Of Argyle and Abercorn
the bill. /
The House adjourned without ac-
ion.
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Serious Accident.

NEW YORK, June IA serious
accident occurred this morning at the
corner of Second avenue and TWen-
tieth street, by the falling wall of
Haines Bros building, in process of
demolition, against the adjoining ten
ement, crushing its side and causing
the building to fall in a mass of ruins
Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Clark were Sc
verely but not fatally hurt. Several
other persons were buried in the ru-
ins, but were extracted unhurt.
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Dickens Funeral.

Charles Dickens remains were
buried in Westminster Abbey on
Tuesday. The funeral was plain and
unOstentatiOus. The cOrtege consisted
Of three carriages bearing his children,
his sister-in-law, other members Oi
his family and few personal friends.
The coffin OF the novelist was laid in
the Poets Corner at the foot OF
Handel, at the head Of Sheridan and
with MacaGlay and Cumberland on
either side-a fitting and appropriate
resting place. Thousands Of peopls
visited the spot subsequent 10 thC
burial,
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Failure of the linton ExuedltIOu.

New YORK, June 17.-Late corre-
spOndence from Havana leaves
scarcely doubt of the failure of the
Upton expedition to Cuba. A num-
Der of men and about 1000 stand of
arms were landed, and were almost
Immediately afterward captured, the
steamer escaping the Spanish gum
boats for ;;Aspinwall. Bad manage
ment was plainly the cause Of the dis
aStnr
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Non-Resident Notice.

No, Sin the First Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-Meacham & Treadwell
vs. The Estate OF n. J. Tucker. decd. ct al.
TT appearing from the affidavit in this cause
L that the names, and places Of residence OF
the heirs of II. ]. Tucker, decd, are nu-
known, and who may be interested in the
fund herein; that 8. A. Bafles IS citizen Of
Mississippi, and a nonresident OF Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered Hhat they MAKE
theiIAppearance herein, 81 the courthouse
IN the city of Memphis, Tennessee, within
said court commencing the hrst Monday In
October, 1870, and plead, answer or deinur TO
scomplainant's bill, or the same viii be taken
for con essed as to them and set for hearing
exparte; and that a copy Of this order be
published once a week, for four successive
weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal
A copy-attest:
EHMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY R. j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
LOgwood & Mieou, Solicitors for complain
ants tels
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Nomination by the PrssIasnt.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE fol-
lowing nomination was made to-day
by the President; G. Wiley Wells,
United States Attorney for the North
ern District of Mississippi.
The nomination of Mr.. Ackerman
was this afternoon, in executive ses-
sion, referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
The following nominations were
confirmed: Jas. B. Mexican, of New
York, Chief Justice of the Superior
Court of Utah; c. G. Grove, of Ala
oama, Secretary of Utah; D. B. Clife,
assessor a: OF Internal Revenue for the
Fifth Tennessee District,
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Meeombs at Last Trlumnhant

NEW ORLEANS, June l7.-To-day.
by order of Judge Dibble. of the
Eighth District Court, II. s. MeComb
and the new directors of the New Or
leans, jackson, and Great Northern
railroad were inducted into office in
place of Gen. Beauregard and the old
directors, and placed in possession of
the road. The change gives general
satisfaction and augurs new spirit and
more go-ahead management,
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STATEMENT OF THE

ASSETS.
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ORDINANCE.

Be q ordained 0y the General Council q ne Cl,
Of Memphis:
That the Sanitary Sergeant be empowered
ana IL Is hereby made part Of his duty to
notify property owners when their side
walks rec uire repairing. and all persons re-
insing or negieetlns for longer time than
thirty days, after such notice, to make such
repairs shall be subject to the penalties a.
tached TO misdemeanOrs.
Passed nrst reading BY Council. and the
rules peing suspended the Ordinance Dasse,i
q second and hnal reading.
Passed second and inaI reading nv Roar,s
Of Aldermen, June Is, 1870.
Approved June II, 1870.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
ALtesI: u. u. RICHARDs. City Renssfnr- -.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
The Killed and Wounded on the Vermont
and Massachusetts, Railroad, -.

Boston, June 17.-Those killed out
right by accident on the Vermont and
Massachusetts railroad yesterday were
Mrs. A. Brewer, George A. johnson,
Joseph 0'ConneIi. - 7
The following comprises most, of
those dangerously wounded: John
Murphy, Of Lowell, recovery fnpos-
sible; Mrs. Hattie King and a small
infant, badly bruised; William Elliott.
Of Fitchburg, baggage master, prob.
ably fatally; Mrs. Charles Diersmond.
lace badly bruised; Mrs. Young, of
Boston, arm and chest badly bruised
Mrs. Ellis Bullock, slightly injured
Mr.. Fields, Taunton, leg broken.
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ORDINANCE.

Be e ordained b. tie General Council or ne ON,
Of Memphis: 0 Nt'S
SECTION l. That the rate Of taxation for tho
tOrty-tntrd corporate year $50 uDor rs.T
ana personal property in the city or Mem
PMS, snail Be as follows: In the old civ
Units namely-the First, Second. Third
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eigbtb
wards for Interest upon the Bonded Dent 81
upon the 500; for General Purposes, zoe. upon
the SlO0i for City Schools, 3Oc. upon the 500
Sec. 4 And in the Ninth and Tenth Wards
the rate shall ne for Interest upon the Bonded
Debt, Soc upon the Sl0Q; for General Pnr-
poses, Ioc. upon the 500; for City schools, SOC.
upon the sl00
Sec 3. Be IL further ordained, That said
several taxes shall be due and payable AZ the
ONCE Of the Tax Collector, in the City Hail.
exchange Building, on and after the first day
Of July, 1870.
Passed first reading; the rules sbeing sus-
pended the ordinance passed a second and
hnal reading by the Board of Aldermen
Passed first reading by Council: the rules
being suspended passed a second and Anal
reading.
Approved June r. 1870.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L r. RIoHANns. Cfty ReQisteT' islS
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The Cuban Rnnd Ruainsss

WASHINGTON, June 17.-The House
Select Committee on the Cuban Bond
business closed their Investigation to-
day, and will on Monday make their
report. Representative Fitch testi-
ned that he had never seen TAYLOR.
and Representative Mccormick that
although he occupied a room in Tay-
ior's house, he never eonversed with
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Iha Iswlsh Massaore confrmed.

The Cincinnati Commercial OF
Thursday says: "The story of the
Jewish massacre in Roumania is un-
fortunately true. The dispatch from
the President Of the Israelite AssOcia-
ton in Paris confirms the first intelli-
gence, and leaves no room for Goubt
that it was most horrible and afro
cious butchery.
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The Case Of JOhn Mitchell vs.. General Dix

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE suit of
John Mitchell VS.. General John A.
Dix, for fifty thousand dollars for false
arrest and imprisonment in Fortress
Monroe during the war, was argued
to-day before Judge Freedman, of the
Superior Court. On General Dix's
motion, the case was transferred to the
Federal Court,
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Fifteenth Judicial nirnnlt.

Special to Memphis Appeal
NASHVILLE, June 17.-The FIT.
teenth Judicial Circuit is not confined
to Memphis, but embraces Shelby
county.
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MINES NEAR GADsDEN
Cherokee Indians TO Point out the Place
Int nse Excitement Among the People.

We are credibly informed that a
party of some twenty Cherokee In
dians, descendants of the tribe of
the celebrated Chief KuskOVy, are on
their way TO Gadsden and are now en-
camped on the mountains near here.
The object of their visit is to make
known the locality of certain lead and
silver mines said to be within one
mile of the Double Spaings lust out
side the corporate Limits of Gadsden.
Parties interested have gone to the
Indian Nation heretofore, but could
not find any willing guides until now
who knew where the mines were
those knowing asserting that if they
disclosed their locality they would be
instantly killed. Some of our oldest
and most reliable citizens are willing
to testify that the Indians used to OBJ
tain lead in its native state in less
time than one hour from the time of
their starting from Double Springs.
This information has created con-
siderable excitement amongst tke old
miners and the people owing the
land near where the mines al said TO
be located, Lands in the Immediate
locality haye gone up to ole and two
hundred dollars, some parties refusing
to sell at any price GGdSden Times.
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ORDINANCE

Be e ordained 5y ne General cOs.Hz he Cy,,,
Of Memphis: - N'S
That Article 2, Section 8, be amended bv
inserting the word " razor " between fbs
words F." boWie-knife and " dirk in rre1-1
that IL shall be considered "a a deadly
weapon" and forbidden to be carried con.
cealed ;" and any one found carrying the
same concealed shall be liable to 3 fine or
not less than i've nor more than Il fty dollars
Passed first reading; rules suspended and
passed second and hnal reading by Board OF
Aldermen.
Passed first reading by Council; rules sus-
pended and passed second and final reading.
Approved June IL, 1870.
JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor
Attest: L. r. RICHARps. CITY Reg1ster. iels
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Whisky.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Peter
Curran whisky case, which has been
before the United States District Court
nearly year, was decided yesterday
IN favor of the Government, and the
property condemned,
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ORDINANCE.

Of Memphis: 0''S
That in order to secure the payment of
the nity thousand dollars authorized 10
be borrowed BY an ordinance, passed on the
18th day Of May, $50, the Mayor OF the Cifv
SHAH have authority 20 mortgage any proper.
" OF the city for the purpose OF securing the
payment of the said notes at unafurftv
Passed first reading; rules suspended passed
second and anal reading by Board OF Alder
men anu Com mon Council, June Is, 1870.
approved June H. IS7O
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. R RICHARDS. City ReSisfer i:ls
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ORDINANCE.

Be q ordained by sAe General oOsssel Of dae oSsy
Of MeHaplttss
That all snack houses or stalls that dfsuapsa
on any property belonging to the civ shsii
be removed and not allowed to exist Tsbis
ordinance to take effect in thirty days- lime
/, 1870.
Passed nrst reading; rules being suspended
passed second and anal reading By Board
Passed second reading by Council b. sus
pension OF the rules.
Approved June II, 1870
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest; L, r. RICHARDS, City Regintsr. Isls
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Roat haae.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., June 1.-THE
race ON the Seekonk to-day between
the hrst crew OF Harvard Scientific
seho"l and the Brown University
freshman crew, resulted in a victory
for the Harvards by half a dozen
lengths.
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A Robber On His Way Heme.

NEW YORK, June 17.-JOseph Butts.
who robbed the Citizens Savings As
sociation of Cleveland, went west to-
day in charge of Sheriff Frazee of
Cleveland
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Fire at Dsfrnit

DETROIT, June I7.-WhippIe's
Spring Bed Mandatory on Monroe
avenue was destroyed by fire tonight.
Loss 10000; insurance $1,000.
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NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Red
Stockings and Eckfords played to-day.
There were about three thousand per
sons present. Red Stockings q, Eek
fOrds Z.
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Death Of Jerome s0nanarfs.

BALTIMORE, June 17.-Jerome Bo-
naparte died this morning, aged
sixty-hve. His mOther-in-laW, Mrs.
Williams, also died this morning.
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News from Fort Garry.

TORONTO, June 1.-THE latest news
from Fort Garry is that Refill can
muster three thousand fighting men,
which could be swelled to three times
that number, provided there is no
fighting but plenty of plunder. The
prevalent opinion in the settlement is
that Refill will not make any deter
mined opposition TO the British and
Canadian forces
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Rumors Of Cabinet channas

WASHINGTON, June 17.-Inquiries
made to-day at various sources, as to
the truth of the rumOrs of further
cabinet changes, but nothing was OBJ
taiRed to show that they are well
founded,
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Important Caucus of Democratic Congress

WASHINGTON, June 17.-At the
Democratic caucus last night, about
fifty members Of Congress were pres
ent, including four Senators. The OBJ
ject is to secure concert of action on
the public measures of the paper in
preparation to be added to their
Southern friends with regard to cleo
ton of members,
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MoNTRELIER, VT, June 17.-At
the Democratic State Convention the
State ticket of last year was nomi-
mated.
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A New RaIIroaaIins
Demnnratln Nnminatlon

RICHMOND, June 17.-Gov. Walker
signed the bill incorporating the At
lantlc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad.
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BED cloud zone Home. wharexer maj is

New YORK, June 17.-Red Cloud
and party left this morning for Chi
eago and home the latter having
been granted in subsidy Of Pacific
rrailroad, OF course, we will shortly
have another War7.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
j. c. DAVIS g. co. 4,
Successors to Davis & Stewart,
Cotton Buyers and Commission
NIorcha1afs.
No. 276 Front ST, Memphis, Tenn.
jels
SEALED PROPOSALS.
80 ENaINEER's oFFIrE.

CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE.
MEMPHIS, TENN, June IS, 1870.
BE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at this office until y O'Clock m, MONDAY,
JUNE 9TH, for doing the necessary Grading
at fernando street Bridge. For further in
formation apply at this ONCE.
HI. HUMPHREYS,
iels City Engineer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Once sf the Grader Cotton Gin and Mann.
featuring Company, No. 3ee Shelby ST.

-A7s 4 A3sRss = AAe Acs 4sfys
WANTED to work in our Factory,
twelve or fifteen smart, Industrious COL
oRED GIRLS AND BOYS. from n to IA years
Of age.
Apply to the undersigned at the Office os
'ne OOin Pany' E. PARKMAN,
geAo Carrr &C.
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The Pope Proposlnu 10 Comnrnmlse

LONDON, June IA Pesth journal
says the Pope intends making COM
promise on the question of infalli-
bilityPRhich he hopes will receive the
unanimous support of the Council.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

DALY.-The friends and aequaintanees of
the late JOHN DAILY are requested to attend
his funeral This Saturday Evening, at 8
O'Clock, from the residence OF F. W. Rein
hsrdt, on Clay street, near DeSoto.
Services at St. Patrick's Church.
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New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June H-FIoul. lower
grades scarce and higher; snperfne At a 81.
AA - %; Xxx So IS Torn, naked. 81 10.
Whlte 81 l2g4 -. oats, 3g84c Bran al coo
I ~; 4iay lower at s22 Pork san O0a3I -
sdH 1sdH dull and unchanged. Whisky g7Iyai IO
CoIlee, pri0e 714GI71S. Cotton dull and
lower sales OF $500 bales nniddiing at l9s<a2Oc:
low mlQq4ing iss4g ls54c; good ordinary f85<c:
receipts, 1850 bales exports 70 Liverpool 40l0
1aleai sales Tor the week, l3 coo bales; receipts
ooYO oalesi exports, Liverpool l3,U7i: Conti-
wise l7S4 bales; stock, S5.sS3 bales.