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The Characterization

LONDON, May 70, 1870.
The kev. Charles Kingsley has been appointed
Dean OF Rochester.
The Royal Commission TO draw up report on the
necessity for and character OF scientific education
been formed, and Is composed OF the Duke OF Devon
shire, the Marquis Of Lansdowne, and Messis. Lub-
DOCK, ShuttleW0rth, Huxley, Miller aud Stokes.
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ITALY.
Garibaldi Ur

Garibaldi Under Italian Surveillance.
FLORENCE, May 20, 1870
Three Italian frigates are cruising around the
island Of Caprera to prevent the escape OF General
Garbaldi to Naples. The government has taken
this action because 1t Is known the Of Garlbadi
are with the insurgents In Southern Italy
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TELECRAPnIC NEWS
FIR o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
A Portuguese Political Revolu-
tionary Coup d'Etat.
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Change Of Cabinet in Lisbon by Tumllt,
Violence and Death.
NapOleOn's Speech Sin the Hands
of the Printers.''
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The Italian Navy Against Italian
Radicalism.
PORTUGAL.

A Political Coup d'Etnt-Chapge Of Cabinet
by Revolution.
LONDON May 20, 1870.
The following details OF the insurrection in Portu-
gal are published to-day
General Sadahha having taken the castle OF st.
George after sharp fight, wherein seven men were
killed ana thirty wounded, entered the palace and
Immediately resigned his command into the King 4
hands, who authorized him to form new Ministry.
This coup d'eat was participated IN or sympa-
thized with by the people of Lisbon, Oporto and
other cities
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meeting OF the WorkDgmen's Union was held
last evening at 327 Bowery Nelson W. Young In the
chair. The committee appointed to investigate the
Post once job reported that the men were working
longer than eight hours contrary To the law passed
py the Legislature.
"Nigger" Thompson was before Justice Bixhy, at
Yorkvlle Police Court. yesterday charge OF lead
ershp OF gang of ''repeatcrs'' In the Nineteenth
ward on election day. Considerable testimony was
iaken but as none Of 10 showed cODcluslNey tst he
was actually engaged Ia bringing thc bogus voters to
the polls he was "let or Tor this time.
On the occasion OF the retirement OF Mr. Waiter
Kelly from the duties OF superintendent Of The regis
try department OF the New YORK Post OAce yester-
| day he was presented with u valuable ring by the
clerks OF the department, as an evidence OF their
personal esteem for him. Colonel John *. Wilsey
made the presentation address,
Mrs. Margaret Gurey, late Of No. l50 Crosby
street, whose clothes gel on fire either by acct
dent design resulting IN her being most GeariuIy
burned, as heretofore reported, subsequently uied
In Bellevue Hospital. Coroner Flynn, who gave an
order for the removal Of the remains che late rest
dence OF deceased charge of the case and VIII
make an investigation.
1t Is reported that woman and man who have
for some time occupied the second door OF the pre-
misses No. Delaney street. have been dgging into
some adjoining premises with view TO reaching
about million dollars worth sot vauabes IN the
vault Of paWnbroker's establishments The pawn
brokers' name was simpson a. An hours further
digging would have put the riiie IN their reach, but
they became alarmed by police movements and LETT
on Thursday night. The police left also their
trall.
There appears to be great amount OF lise ppehen.
sion in relation TO the vote for Jages OF the Common
Pleas Cont. by tie following Ggmes, compied
from Official sources. lt will he seen that lir r. e.
Larremore ahead. .oI hls coafr8ses the Ticket
| "a Az
Larrem0rc through his long connection with
the Board OF Education as Commissioner ana
as President OF the Board has made himself
exceedingly popular In all sections OF the city.
When the official canvass is completed 1t may he
found tnat the difference in the figures VIII show
still larger discrepancy in favor OF Mr. iarremore.
As far rs can be asccrtaned from oiiciai returns
filed at Police Headquarters the totals OF the votes
cast for Judges OF the Common Pleas as fol-
lows:-RichaTd l.. Larleiuore, 81, ,3s4 Hamilton w.
Robinson, 1885: Charles IL. Van Brunt, S2,172;
Joseph II. Daily. $3.50.
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NEW YORK CITY.

.vhe following record VIII show the changes IN che
ten verature OF the weather for the past rwentyour
\ hour comparison with the corresponding DAY OF
last yeNr. as indicated by the thermometer at Hud.
nuts pl.arnacy. hERALp Buildings Broadway, cor
ner OF AM street,
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THE INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE
How England Accepts the De-
feat of the Cambria.
Mean Efforts to Detract from the Vic
tory Of the Sappho.
What British Writers May Say Of the Ocean
Race Between the DauntleSs and Cambria.

By special cable telegram from London we have
the following report OF the state Of feeling which
prevails In England with respect to the issue OF the
yacht races series which have just taken place be-
tween the sappho and Cambria. The special tele
gram anticipates to sope extent how the news Of
the result Of the coming international ocean race
between the yachts Dauntless and Cambria In likely
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Hostile sioux at Fort snIly Dispersed.
WAStJINcTON Nav IGN


Information has been received from General Stan
ley that large party of hostile Sioux, who were in
large force, threatening the officials at
the Cheyenne Agency, opposite Fort Suy, have dis.
appeared. Major Randall, who Is in charge Of the
agency IL commended very highly by General Stan
ley for his f0riide and determination In the face
large band Of savage warriors.
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John Higgins, OF Ill King street was yesterday
committed by Justice Shaudley TO await the result Of
injuries by stabbng inflicted by him upon Thomas
Lynch OF COL Greenwich street. Lynch's condition
IL critical. Higgins CLAIMS that he acted in
sefdefence.
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DENMARK.
A Cabinet Crisis.

COPENHAGEN May co. 1870.
The Ministers have rendered their designations to
The King. They will continue to act professionally
until their successors are appointed.
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SPAIN.
Won't HIVE II.

MADRID, May 20, 1870.
Another deputation waited on Espartero yester-
day, hoping to prevail upon him accept the
throne 1t Is reported that he persisted in his re-
fusal.
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In neither OF the four precincss comprising the
Fifth metropolitan Police district lHareml was there
single OF repeating detected at the recent elec
tl0n. In Tact, so quietly was the voting carried ON
that not single arrest was made for drunkenness
or disorderly conduct in the whole district.
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ParIiamentary Appointmemts.

PARIS. May 20, 1870.
The Marquis de Talhouet, ex-Minlster OF Public
WORKS. has teen elected Vice President OF the Corps
L6gislatif.
MN. ROuher and Schneider viii address the Cham.
bers to morrow when the vote the pte6iscttui Is
declared.
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An Electoral Hint.

PARIS, Nav 20, 1870
Deputy Steenacker was burned in eilgy by d num-
ber Of residents of his district last evening"
account of his opposition to the piebtsctte.
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Municipal Franchises.

LONDON, May 90 1870.
The proceedings Of the French commission on the
subject of administrative decentralization is said to
justify hopes for important concessions to local gov
Rrnment.
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convention OF paper makers OF the Eastern and
Middle States was held at No. 10 Spruce street yes
terday. The object was the formation Of Union.
Wellington Campbell Of Milbum. n. j.. was chosen
chairman. and James u. McNamala, of ColebrooA,
bylaws were appointed.
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Stafordss Iron and Sulphur P0wders.-The
combination charged with the which
declares that the weak and needron, to augment
the vital forces, and sulphur dsnect the blood
secretons For debility, in ail IT'S varieties, and whether
arising from general specific and the Pow
potent of all remedies They especially
adapted 10 the cure OF sexual disabilities.
Sold by Druggists. package, powders 81 packages,
80 30. Mailed free. Money sent risk.
HALL RUCkEL, 2is Greenwich street New York.
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Academic Honors.

PARIS May 20, 1870.
Prosper Duvergier de Hanranne. personal friend
of M Thiers and Xavier Mariner have been elected
members OF the French Academy.
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Royal Havana Lottery Prizes Paid In Gold.
The highest paid for Douboons
and al kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO. Bankers, Ii W all street, N. Y.
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speciaIties-Weddin Visiting and Bnsinexs
Cards, Monograms, French Note Paper &c. EvERDELLS
elegant styles, cheapest in the city u2 Broadway.
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How England Accepts rho sappho and Cambria
Event.

EVENT.
LONDON, May 90 1870.
ahe London Standard newspaper while claiming,
In an editorial that Englishmen possess ana enjoy
special faculty which enables them to bear defe at
with good humor and In manly spirit, endeavors
at the same time by the publication of the mea nest
falsehoods to detract fr0m and deterorate the vic
tory obtained by the yacht Sappho over the Cambria
in the late contest.
II is fact that the Sappho was sailed solely by
Americans. She beat the Cambria in the first and
third races four times the time allowance the latter
could have claimed by the Thames measurement.
The Sappho would have done the same thing exactly
In the second OF the series If the owner OF the
Cambria had not been afraid to venture across the
Channel In gale OF wind.
This poor, mean spirit sim prevails here in many
quarters with respect to the issue Of international
contests between Englishmen and Americans. Its
existence foreshadows that like expression OF
fairness will be made this side relative to the pro.
gress and issue Of the crowning International race
which is to take place between the Dauntless and
The Cambria the Atlantic IN for the champion
ship OF ocean yacht racing.
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Tho Editorial Fraternity.

LONDON, May 20, 1870.
Mark Lemon, editor Of Punch, is seriously III.
f. S. Dicey, lately editor OF the London Nelcs ia
about TO visit the United States
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FRANCE.
NnpoIeon's Speech.


PARIS. May 90 1870.
The speech to be delivered by the Emperor 60 the
Legislature tomorrow was handed at noon to-day
TO the imperial printers.
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II You Have suffering Child DO Not Let

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Details Of the Revolutionary Movement
Soldiers and Politicians After the ssspoils',--
Sharp and Fatal Fighting.


Details Of the Revolutionary Movements
Soldiers and Politicians After the ssSpoils',--
Sharp and Fatal Fighting.
LONDON, May 2o-P N.
The following particulars OF the coup d'etat IN
Portugal have been received here.
The movement, which has been for some time in
preparation, was confined to the army and its object
was simply 10 compel change in the Ministry
The Duke Of Sadanha, having great influence
over the troops, secured the support of the large
majority Of tho garrison OF Lisbon. Yesterday
morning he was ready for action and moved against
the castle OF ST. George. This strong lortidcation,
after short struggle, was carried.
The Duke then marched at the head Of a large
body of troops 10 the Royal Palace.
The Governor OF the palace had taken measures of
defence, and the Duke found troops posted and ar.
tillery in position 10 oppose him. An attack was
ordered, and some shots were ired but the soldiers
on both sides we're evidently ill-disposed to fight
against each other, and after desultory firing they
broke ranks anu fraternlzed. The paiace was left
unguarded and SO diets, volunteers and some pea
SAINTS VINO accompanied them entered, display ng
the popular nag and shouting Long 1--we The King ii
Long nye the army and Saidanha p ''Down with
the Ministryp'
Though greatly excited, they committed no vio-
renee, anu conented themselves with marching
through the corridors and grounds, singing the
national songs and utter1ng patriotic cries.
Inc frime Minister, the Duke de Louie against
lost rendered his resignation. which was accepted
uy the King. The victorious Saldania was admitted
10 an audience and was requested by the King TO
form new Cabinet, which TASK he consented 10 un-
dertake ~
It s reported that seven men were Killed and
thirty wounded during the day.
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American ecelins in Paris.

PARIS May 20, 1870.
The victories of the American yacht Sappho over
the Cambria create q marked sensation among
Americans here.
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Nsissi ssuoi spring Water Cu res Brighps Dis
ease Scrofa and all inpu rites Of the blood Sold
by all leading druggists.
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Miller & Co., No. 3 Union square, Boot.
Shoes ladies'. gents misses and bovs reduced
prices. MILLER Co, NO. ) Union square
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GERMANY.
Health of Liebig.

MUNICH, May 70, IotU.
Baron Lieblg, whose condition recently caused
puch anxiety, is convalescent.
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II May Seem Strange TO the Merely super.
fetal that the Hats of manufacturer should po
neasuably superior those OF another yet such In
clearly the KNOX of No 22 Broadway bears tho
palm. To account for this should remember that Knox
has this precrnent cost Of labor and the
anxiety OF years. The result Is that all men o taste purchase
thrir Hat of
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Don't Want Any More Defeats.

LONDON, May 20-P. NJ
The London Standard In an editorial article to-
day. inspired by the recent yacht and rowing races,
The writer admits the Sappho's victory and hopes it
will be the last heard of ''Internationa matches,
which do nothing but foster mischievous jealous.
ias
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Average temperature yesterLVy. ............. I35s
Average temperature FOR corresponding date
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RELIGIOUS.

The Pennsylvania Episcopal Diocesan Con-
venfion-Creation of "a New Diocese.
PHILADELPHIA May 10. 1870
The Diocesan Convention Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church adjourned sine die this afternoon. The
most important act Of the Convention was their
ties around Philadelphia, subjecr to the approval OF
the General Convention.
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What the Portuguese People Say-Tone OF
the Public Mind.

LONDON, May 20-Night.
The latest advices from Llspon report that though
tne cause Of the Duke de Saldanha has The sylnpa-
thy Of the citizens of Lisbon. Oporto and other
cities, the people took little part this move
ment. The Duke intended 1t to be q surprise and
relied wholly on the troops for It's success. WHAT
the effect will be cannot now be predicted. Great
agitation prevails In the PROVINCES where there s
strong party in favor of the deposed Ministry
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The Victory ef the snppho
DEFEAT OF THE CAMBRIA,
With n searching analysts OF
ENGLISH FAIR PLAY.
BY GEORGE WILKES,
will be found al length in the
SPIRIT OF THE TINES.
Together with the future cnesora
Is ENGLAND CIvILiZEDf
Is THERE ANY ROOM FOR THE NEW zEtLASDER
ON LONDON BRIDGE?
For all Of which
WILKES sPI2iT
Now
AMERICA TRIUMPHANT.
The Metropolitan Job PriafiDs Establish.
ment, - -
OLD HERALD BUILDING.
Ths establishment otoTs advantages possessed
by n claer In the United states
ALL SORTS OF PRINTING,
ILLUMINATED FOSTER WORK
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Especial attention paid 10
LAW PRINTING,
at rates which will compare ayoraby with any other oce.
Travelling companies will do well 90 call
our m. - -
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Skirts, Collars, Cans and Drawers, Tn.
rivaed in style and manufacture, at UNION ADAMS /
CO,S No. 627 Broadway.
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Rheumatism, ficrOfuIa, &c.-Extra ordinary
cures by HYATT'S LIFE BALsAM. See Eighth page.
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Death.

LUNDUN May ~, I61U
John Henry Parker, +. 5. A. the publisher. OF Lon
don, Is dead
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The Victory of the Snppho

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Youths Hats ready popular prices BURxE, LIS Fultop
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Best soap in Use for All Household Purpo-
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A.-For n stylish and Eiegnnr Hat go 70
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The Reformed Presbyterian Synod.

CINCINNATI May 90, 1870.
The General Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church OF North America yesterday elected Rev. Dr.
Mcleod, OF New York, Moderator; Rev. DR.. Steele,
OF Philadelphia, Secretary, and Rev. Mr.. W0odside
of Brooklyn, Assistant Secretary. On taking the
chair DR.. Mcleod made a short address, aluding to
his connection with the Synod as stated clerk for
thirty-6ve years. He looked upon this tune az q
crisis In the history OF the Reformed Presbyterian
Church. and hoped the Synod would not be governed
by partisan spirit In Its deliberations.
number OF informal reports were made, after
which the Moderator announced the standing COM
mittees. The reports OF the Presbyteries were re-
union with the United Presbyterian Church favored
It, except the Eastern and the Philadelphia Presby
teries, which were opposed TO union The OHIO and
chicago Presbyteries did not refer TO the subject.
Southern Methodist Episcopal Conference.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 90, 1870.
This Is the fifteenth day Of the Conference OF tho
Methodist Episcopal Church south, Bishop Kavanah
presiding.
The committee ON the formation OF new confer.
ence committee for the circulation OF the Holy Scrip.
lures submitted an able report which was adopted
The report of the Committee Oh Boundaries sub
mitted yesterday, was adopted.
The report OF the Committee on the Book Concern,
In favor OF its continuance at Nashville, provoked
lengthy discussion. Drs Bond and Watson, Of Bal
timOre, and Moran, OF North Carolina, favored Its
removal to Baltimore, and Drs McFerren, OF Ten
ncssee, and Evans OF Georgia. opposed the proposi.
tlon.
After the discussion had been continued for some
time Major Dawson, Of Kentucky, offered an amend
meat substituting Louisville IN lieu OF Baltimore,
with q pr0viso that LOUISVILLE pay the proposed
hty thousand dollars, pending which the conference
ad!curned
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CristadOrO's Unrivaiied Hair Uyc.-Sold
applied At his wig and scap factory No. Astor House
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CertIernen,s Hats, Dress and JIndress, for
spring and summer. WkRNOCk Co, 5I9 Broadway.
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The Presbyterian General Assembly at Phils.
PHILApgLpnIA. MaY 20. Is,

PHIIADELPHIA, May 70, IS10.
N the Presbyterian Assembly this morning the
Moderator read the following congratulatory de-
spatch, addressed to the Assembly by the venerable
DR.. Elliott, who was Moderator OF the General As
sembiy OF 1888, at which the memorable scnism 0c
currcd:--
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A.-J{crring's Pateut
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Haudred Thousand a Day.
More than hundred thousand copies of
THE SUN
a. regularly sold daily
The daily circulation OF THE SUN week,
Monday 1u1,I0U Thnrsdsy...... l04,400
Tuesday. 10l 800 Friday. 0:,3pO
Wednesday. 106l00 Saturday 03,ltu
Aggregate daily circulation last week. go 100.
Average daily circulation during the week, lU3350.
Daily average during the previous week, 1916
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ladies who have had their heads with
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Establishment No. 9 Ann
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the city Of Boots and Shoes for Ladies' Gentlemen and Chit
dren at T. A. Bfooks Tins Ia largest house the city
575 broadway, opposiie the Meropoii,au Hotel
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hal
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ALLranEsY CRY, Pa, May 20, 1870.

To MODERATOR GENERAL. ASSEMBLY
THE PKEsBYTRRIAN CnUEOH The Moderator OF the last
General Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church Immediately
preceding the separation sends greeting to the first reunited
Assembly OF the Through their Moderator praying that
their proceedings be distinguished by wisdom that is
from above and cemented by the charity which IL the bond
of perfectness. DAVID ELLIOTT.
The reading was received with evident satisiac.
tion, and on its conclusion the State Clerk was
directed, motion, to send an appropriate response
TO DR.. Elliott.
Judge Melloy rendered his resignation as one of
the temporary clerks because both OF the temporary
clerks were from the one body IN theWest
motion made that ha resignation be not
accepted by the Assembly, which was agreed to.
Standing committees were appointed and the
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