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Radical OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nnd Greek Sup.
port.
PARIS, June 2 1870.
The news from Italy is important. 1t Is rumored
that formidable republican demonstrations have
been made at both ends OF Italy.
The force on the Swiss border seems TO be acting
in concert with the Neapolitan insurgents.
1t Is said that twenty-hve Greek briQands recently
landed at Terra al Lavoro and joined the insurrec-
ti0nlStS.
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THE INDIANS.
Open Declaration Of War Upon the Whites-
Fort BmfOrd to be Attacked.

Fort BmiOrd to be Attacked.
CHICAGO, June ., 1870.
communication received AT military headquar.
ters I'm this city to-day from Colonel Morrow, who
commands the military forces at Fort Buford, Da-
kota Territory states that war upon The whites had
been openly declared by the Indians in that vicinity
and they were undoubtedly preparing to make an
attack upon Fort BuIord III strong force. The
from 900 to 500, while Colonel Morrow had but nftv
men ready for service, YET with that disparity
OF numbers he felt confident he could successfully
resist any attack which the Indians might make and
also protect his herds OF stock &C. He had sent out
ten friendly Indians to reconnoiter, who met what
was supposed to be the advance guard OF the hostile
baud and were driven back,
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Return of United STATE. Troou..

ST. ALBANs, VI, June 2, 1870.
The company of United States troops which has
been at Franklin returned here to-day and left on
the morning train.
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SPAIN.

War Dispatches from Caba-Hevoiutionists
Surrender.
MADRID, June 2, 1870.
Dispatches have been received at the Colonial
Ministry from Captain General Rodas informing the
government that insurgent generals in Cuba offer
to surrender the condition that their lives and
property be spared, and asking for instructions as to
the course to pursue.
The government has replied by telegraph that It is
their desire that rebel officers sincerely desiring
give up the contest and to be reconced to Spain be
dealt with generously.
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The "Head Of the Army.n

PAKIs, June 2, $50.
The Emperor held grand review OF cavalry to.
day at Longchamps Immense numbers OF people
from the city and surrounding country witnessed the
spectacle.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

The Sugar and Cotton Crops of Brazil.
LONDON, June l, 1870.
The mail steamer which has just arrived at Lisbon
from Rio Janer0 brings advices that the sugar and
cotton crops OF Brazil promise TO be excellent
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Annuni Conference of the Canadian Wesleyan
Gfcthodists.

TOhDNTO, June 2. $50.
The annual meeting OF the Conference of the wes.
leyan Methodist Church assembled here YESTERDAY
Over 300 ministers were Ia attendance. Rev. Morley
Punshow was unanimously elected President.
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allowed Having been deducted In the u rr. re.
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Of the law express the exact inteufion n
the iawmakers do feel authorized 20 refund
hitherto paid In accordance with the construction o Com
missioner 0fton. shall this letter be published
the Internal Revenue Record for the Information and si
ance OF all internal revenue oiHcers very respectfully
g. DELASO. COmrnsssioser
To r. LEE, Esu., Assessor, Boston, Mas.
Customs Receipts.
The following were the customs receipts for the
week ending May 2s:-
New YORK 900
Boston 39d, 100
Phhadelphh 21T.4t5
Baltimore. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 227,2sz
New orleans (for the week ending Mas 2ll. 1878
san Francisco lror week ending May 2il :. 1so.2f
Toiai... ......................s 5000 sOs
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Press Prosecution.

PARIS, June p 1870.
The proprietor OF La Marsetlafse though the
journal Is now suspended has received addi-
tional sentence OF 1900 francs fine and three
months imprisonment for articles published IN the
last number.
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Deep Sen Telegraphs.

MADKID, Juue z, I67U.
concession has been granted for laying tele-
graphic cable between some point on the English
coast and the port OF Corunna, Spain.
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INDIA.
Cholera Rnynaes.

LONDON, June 2, 1910,
Dispatches from india. received to-day mention
an alarming outbreak OF cholera In Rewah, In the
Bengal Presidency.
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Presentation by Prince Arthur of n stand OF
COlOrs 10 the Volunteers.

HUNTINGDON, June I, 1870
Prince Arthur presented a stand Of colors 10 the
volunteers here to-day. Complimentary speeches
were made by the Prince and General Lindsay on
the conduct OF the men during the recent RAID.
The troops are being rapidly Withdrawn from the
frontier
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On the River.

LONDON, June q 1870.
The sc ulling match between Kelly and Sadler has
been fixed for July IA, ut Newcastle. The stakes
tf200 each have already been deposited. The start
will be made an hour before high water.
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Ma. SeWAaD's HEALTH.

AUBURN, June 2, 1870.
There l. no truth whatever in the despatch con.
cerning the III health OF Governor Seward. He Is
now In a. good health as he has been Tor months
past aud has not suffered recently from any cause
whatever.
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A.-Av0id Mud in the Hair by Rejecting
The poisoneas ahy sulphur and lead preparations
the EGYPTIAN HAIR COLORING. No SEDIMENT No
stains No Posons Only safe ani eHeciuai
Depot Us Vesev street.
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The Troubles in the Argentine Republic.

the TFOHbles IN the ArRcnfinc RcpuhIir,
LISBON, June 2, 1870.
Still later dates have been received from Rio ia.
neiro. The news Is mainly unimportant.
The Argentine Republic had declined 70 recognize
General JORDAN. A force had been sent against his
followers on account OF the assassination OF Ur.
quiza. "
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ROME.
Activity Of the Pope-"Hurryins Upo tho
Fathers.

ROME, June q 1870.
The Pope declines, on any pretence whatever. TO
delay the deliberations OF the Ecumencal Council.
He even urges industry on the part of the Fathers,
and has suggested that the daily meetings begin an
hour earlier than before
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Death.

LONDON, June 2, 1870.
Cyrus Redding, the author, died to-day, aged
eghty-1ve years.
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A:-For RESTORING the Original Color of tho
HAIR, DISTRESSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANSING TIL K
SCALP, RESTORER AMERICA Is WITHOUT AN EQUAL
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

Spcn Id ParIor ChrOmO-Quite EgunI in
style and beauty TO the original oil painting which cost On
given aA premium 20 each subscriber to DFMORESrS &
MONTHLY MAGAZINE, at 81 orto DEMOREsI'S YOUNG
AMERICA, at 81 50. Publishing oice, S38 Broadway
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Acct Rid Of Cold Mt Once by Using
JAYNE's ExPECToRANT, a certain cure for alt Pull
monary aud Bronchial affections. Sold everywhere.
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The Bank Return.

The bullion In hand at the Bank OF England has
increased &s7, 900 sterling since last Thursday.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest European News
by the Cable up to the hour OF publication; also
Teiegraphc Dispatches from Cuba, Mexico aud
other points. 1t a'so contains the Current
News Of the Week; Amusements; Foreign In
teligence; sporting. Religious, Artistic and Lite
rary Intelligence; Washington News; Editorial
Articles on the prominent topics OF the day;
Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews Of the Cat
tie, Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets;
Financial and Commercial Intelligence aud ae-
counts oi all the important and interesting events Of
the week.
TERMS :Single subscription, So; Three copies, s5:
Five copies, SIS; Ten copies s15 Single copies fiye
cents each. A limited number OF adycrsementa
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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American Waitiiaui Watches.--The Best and
cheapest watches made. For sale by FULLER CO., as
John street, New YORK.
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THE ENiANS.
General starr and Colonel smith Bailca.

BUFFALO, N. y, June 2, 1870.
General Starr, OF Kentucky, In prison here, and
Colonel William h. smith, OF Buffalo. In prison nj
Canandaigua, were baiied ia this city to-day In the
sum Of $40 900 each, with two surcties each.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

Stnnorsl's Iron and sulphur Powders
invigoraie the body and
purity the blood.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

, Ladies and l'fsats-It You Wish Beautiful
& wv 1noss AZ Tolerate prices pa,roni1e MILLER
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

A.-For Stylish md Elegant Hat Call On
DOUGAN, fo2 Nassau street, corner OF Ann.
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Meeting Of the Canadian Pre-hytcrian synod.

MONTREAL, June :, 1870.
The first meeting OF the Synod OF the Presbyterian
Church OF Canada. in connection with the Church Of
Scotland, was held here yesterday. Rev. solomon
Milne, OF Smith Falls, was elected Moderator.
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,.s,i Wnnn q vSc., 81 Park Row, New York.,
Publishers sclksFfPIU AMERfcAN.-rAteuts obtained IN
'he United states and AL foreign coua tres
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A.-Iferrine's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

All the Summer styles Of Hats, for Gents,
youths and boys; also ladies and children
TERHYiS. 10 Union snuare
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A.-FOr Stylish and Elegant Hat 40 tn
ESpENSCHiED, manufacturer, lis Nassau street.
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Batcheior'. ffnir Dye-Thor Best ia tho
world The only perfect dye; harmegA reliable iuslantn
nsOus Factoryl IL Bond street.
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RACING IN ClEClssATl.
CINCINNATI. June 2,

CINCINNATI, June 2, 1870.
An immense crowd gathered at the Buckeye
Jockey Club course to witness the running races.
The first race was for club purse OF $780, mile
heats for all ages; $225 TO FIRST $50 to second S25
to third horse. The following Is summary
Bludy Malone. .........................2 2
Alice Hunt. .............,......... 3 8
Time, 1:454--1:45H.
The second race was a sweepstakes for three year
old colts and flies two mile heats, $50 subscrpton,
play or pay, the club to add $1,000. The race was
won by Engineer, beating Conductor and Restless
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

Cri.tn ndoro'- Unrivnilcd LIair Dye.--Sold
applied at hs WIG and scalp fac.ctY, No. Assr Hous
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Countcrfeitcrs and FonSers ILsve Had
their dayAbsoiue safety for aud busnesa men E
offered by the use OF LARsSEN'S MAGIC INK wbch "a
proven by certificates from the be chemists " absoutely IN
delle ~ g. MlLLkR the age arrive In this olty o
dag, when be viii show specimen receive orders
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EngIIshmen Stlll Missina.

MADRID, June 2, 1870
There are as yet no tidings Of the Englishmen who
were recently captured by the brigands near
Gibraltar. The government Is making every effort
TO hunt down the culprts.
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MoRRMASN.-On Thursday, June q EMMA II.
MoRHMANS, only daughter or II. A. and Catharine
Morhmanh aged years and months.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
For Otj.er Deaths See EtJItth Ptgef
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Pr oss Down.
Gents CassAmere Dress Ila.s at
Five Dollars
WARSOCii 4 Co, Jie Broadway.
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A.-BOOts and shoes Of Every Variety mt
reduced prices. G. g. RICHMOND, 513 Broadway.
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MADRID =,
The liberal journals of this city condemn the pro-
posed law for the emancipation of the slaves In the
Spanish colonies because by its provisions the chill
ren of the present slaves to remain serving their
owners too long. modification or the bill In this
respect Is almost unanimously called for.
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pas arrive when people making oil to Tho ashonane
Meefth places course gentleman Oh youth
fng 90 style would DO this thout paying yist 70
hNoG the Halter, at 2is Broadway and making a Sc
lee 900 from hts stock. lie has on hand hn newest
snmer syrs which include extremely fashionable
ant becoming ingenutie-.
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TRLEGRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Italy Moving in Radical ReyOlu-
tionary Insurrection.
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Spanish War TriumphS in Cuba and the
Throne Question in Madrid.
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Fenianism and Irish Agitation
i'm London.
Napole0n's Review of French
Cavalry.
ENGLAND.
ENGLAND.
Irish RadIcaIism and Alarm.

Irlnh RndIcaIIsm md Alarm.
LONDON, June 2, 1870
The alleged Fenian emissaries, Wilson and Davtt,
who were arrested last week, were brought up for
examination to-day.
great crowd Of spectators occupied the court
room and Its approaches, and manifested their
sympathy for the prisoners In unmistakable man.
ner. Unusual precautions had been taken 5y the
police authorities ana no disturbance took place.
Nothing Of importance ELECTED at the examina-
tion.
Bail was offered for the prisoners bnt was refused
and at the conclusion OF the proceedings the men
were remanded TO JAIL
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Dasid's Summer Styles of Gent,emen's
sAesroom wy broadway, rear Dnaac street.
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Premier Gladstone on the Turf.

I1ONDUN Jtft IotU
Among the distinguished persons who attended
the Derby yesterday was the Premier Mr.. Gladstone
The telegraph this morning has some droll com.
ments on the circumstance.
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Rupfare Cured without Detention FROM
husinfs. frpauatlpn Pamphlets i0c. Adiress c. AUG.
oREsOgY ~ ~, G01 Broadway.
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A.-Thc Grand SurprI,c.-T

A.-Thc Grnnd SurnrIsc.-Thc Erny.!Inircd
hardly beeve their when they their whiened
locks restored % their pristine beauty by clear AM trans
parent huid. PHALON'S ytTALIA, OR SALVATION FOR
sediment.
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Divorce and Insa nifty.

LONDON, June q 1870.
The decision of the appeal OF the plaintiff In the
Mordaunt divorce case to-day was rendered by Lord
Penzance and Justices Kelley and Keatlng. The
court held that owing to the continued insanity OF
Lady Mordaunt she is in no condition to make legal
reply and therefore the proceedings for divorce can
be carried no further
"LOthair" Ex Cathcdra and Slightly Unfasll.
iOnabie.
LONDON, June 2, 1870.
A virulent criticism appears in the last number of
Blacktoood's Magazine on Dsraeh ana "LothaIr.'
The article puzzles the politicians. Many think
the tories have taken this course to shelve him.
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Tru.-es.-SJarsi a. Co., Radical Cylre Truss
established - years No. yesey slree opposite Tia
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"Pipe Layins'' for the Throne.
AboIftfonism Dimc ulties.

The adherents Of Espartero haye issued circular
favoring his election to the throne.
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Parliament aud the Crown.

MADRID, June 2. 1870
On Monday next the Cortes will commence to dis
cuss the question Of filling the throne, with the pur
pose Of arriving at final solution. The partisans
OF the Duke Of MontpeusIer are very jealous and
active and have great hopes OF securing the nomi.
nation. The republican journals are extremely
bitter against him.
They declare that the country is In danger when
such a name Is proposed in connection with the
crown, aud they urge unrelentng war against ''the
Frenchnan," as they term the Duke AS the day
for the debate approaches the agitation grows
deeper.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31

MACHINERY IN THE STABLE.-AmoDg
the modern improvements in city barber
shops is that of brushing hair ''by ma
chinery." A revolving brush, driven
by an endless belt, whirs deity near the
scalp, until each particular hair is made
to stand on cod, like the looks of the
ghost-seeing Hamlet, or the fibrss on the
caudal appendage of a pugnacious cat -
Perceiving an opportunity to extend the
sphere of the apparatus, an appropriative
Englishman applied it to brushing horses
An example worthy to be followed by
every Yankee farrier and farmer.
1t is not enough, however, to brush
and brighten the glossy coats of animals
for draught or road. They must also
sometimes be clipped or lightly sheared.
To perform this operation, some jockey,
on our own side of the herring pond, has
invented clipping device. in which a
star-shaped cutter revolves above a circi.
lar comb. and, receiving motion through
a swivel joint from rotating shaft, may
be passed lightly over the beast clipping
stray ends of the outer surface, and max.
ing it ever and uniform. Probably the
next thing heard from concerning the in
yention will be that it has been applied
to shearing sheep, and after that possibly
a demand for supplemental machine to
keep the cutters sharp.--Am'caa Artizaa.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31
PRESCOTT. WIS. THURSDAY, MARCH 81. 1870.

strangers so lonely and forlorn was sad
aud pitiful sight, but that was all over
now. she had departed, and the hearse
which was to carry her frail faded form
to distant grave stood at the door. A
travelling carriage was there too; that
must be for the brother, who had come
to her the day before she died.
Very sad and dispirited as was feel
ING, the contemplation of death was
more congenisl TO me than the thought
of life. / continued to look on dreainily,
but when the door opened and he, her
brother, advanced to the threshold, what
made my heart stop and then throb so
tumultuously? Why were life, and
death, and eternity, all forgotten in the
absorbing agony of expectation with
which watched to see his face. l did
see it, he looked up. Oh! will nothing
keep him one moment whilst l look at
the grave care worn features once moro?
Once more! No, he gets into the car
riage, he pulls down the blinds, aud he is
gone! / walked slowly back towards the
fire.
"Why, Alice, you look as if you had
seen ghost!" was the exclamation that
greeted me. And so l had. bad seen
one who for me had no longer an exis-
tence upon earth--I had seen Ralph
Tafford, and, like an apparition from the
land of spirits, he came in time to warn
me from the evil | was about to do
Yet, after that strong yearning to look
upon his face again had passed, it was
not so much love that worked in my
heart as desparing conviction that this
man was my fate. That to be his sacra-
flee was my destiny, and that could not
fight against it. had never been SO
near hating Ralph as at the time when
resolved to Offer up all the remainder
of my life to tie memory of the love l
once bore him; never felt so tender
gratitude to the other as when | deter
mined to reject him; but that one cleo.
trio moment has lighted up every hidden
corner of my heart, and shown me the
dishonor it would be to accept that for
which could give no equivalent. That
day was the last of my life. | seem to
myself since then to have had nothing to
do with this world, only to wait the end,
and muse over the painful riddle of exist
ence with patient wonder, and hope,
more lively as the time of my departure
draws near, that when the veil of materi
al things is removed, this life of mine, so
suffering and apparently so purposelsss,
may, 10 the unknown world which is to
come, turn out after all to have had use
and inca ming.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31

Only let woman be sure that she
is precious to her husbaud-not useful,
not valuable, not convenient, simply
but lovely aud beloved; let her be the
recipient of his polite, hearty attentions;
let her feel that her care and love are
noticed, appreciated, and returned; let
her opinion be asked, her approval
sought, and her judgment respected in
matters of which he is cognizant; in
short, let her only be loved, honored and
cherished in ful6IIment of the marriage
VOW, and she will be to her husband, her
children and society, wellspring of
pleasure.
She will bear toll. and pain, and anx-
iety, for her husbands love is to her a
tower and fortress. Shielded and shell
tered therein, adversity will have lost
its sting. She may suffer, but sympathy
will dull the edge of sorrow.
A house with love in it-and by love
l mean love expressed in words, and
looks and deeds; for l have not one
spark of faith in love that never crops
outs to house without love as per-
son to a machine. Ore is love, the 9TH
er is mechanism.
The uuloved woman may have bread
just as light and a house just as tidy as
the woman who is loved; but the latter
has spring of beauty about her, joy
business, an aggressive. and penetrating,
and pervading brightness, to which the
former is stranger. The deep happi-
ness in her heart shines out in her face.
She CLEANS over it. 1t is airy and
gay and graceful and warm. and welcom-
ing with her presence; she is full of de.
vices and plots, and sweet surprises for
her husband and family; she has never
done with the romance of life; she her.
sell, is lyric poem, setting herself to
all pure and gracious melodies. Hum
bic househould ways and duties have for
her golden significance.
The price made the calling high, aud
the end sanctifies the means. Love is
heaven, and heaven is love-"