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PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, June II

PHILADELPHIA, June TO-
The candidacy for the Coronership has
been settled by tho officers Of the Repub.
lican Convention giving certificate to Mr..
Brown, as having received majority Of
the votes cast. E1.'
The Catholic celebration OF the 25th an-
niversary Of the election of Pope Pins TX
took place today.
MORAL SCIENCE CONGRESS.
The Committee on the Constitution
made n report defining the objects Of the
Association, which arc to define, promote,
and manifest the visibility and unity OF
The Catholic Church Of Christ, which we
hold to DO the sum OF all particular evan
geliCal denominations; 10 elevate tue
ministry and strengthen the conscience oi
It's members; 10 consecrate, systematic,
and develope the resources and agencies
Of the church, and thereby render q Di.
vine blessing; to hasten the time 80 long
desired, when the kingdoms of this world
shall become the Kingdom OF our Lord
and His Church. The Constitution and
bylaws were adopted, and, after fixing
the time for the next Congress, which
was decided to be held in New York on
the last week in April, 1879, the conven.
tion adjourned
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MINOR TEIEaRAMs.

The Monongahela, at Pittsburgh,
yesterday, was 23 inches in Rowley's
and falling.
Mrs. Tullis, Of ST. Paul, Minnesota,
was thrown from her carriage, Thursday
evening, and instantly killed,
The auction sale Of the steamer D.
Lane, at Pittsburgh, has been postponed
till the 22d inst,
-Wm. McAllistcr, clerk of the steamer
Leonidas, has disappeared, nothing hav.
ing been heard from him since Saturday
last, at Louisville, He had been making
collections for the steamer, and fears are
entertained that something has beIallcn
him.
Rev. J. L. Twitchell was reelected
Thursday, Secretary Of the Educational
Society by the Ohio Congregational Gen
eral Conference in session at Mt Vernon
The old committee Is continued in office.
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GERMANY.
Triumphal Entry OF the Army into
Berlin.


BERLIN, June 10.
The triumphal entry Ol the army and
the Inauguration Of the equestrian statue
of King Frederick William III took place
to day In exact accordance with the pro-
gramme given in the Imperial proclama-
ton of the 18th. The weather was most
favorable for display, and the city was
crowded with people, who have been
thronging hlther for the past fortnight.
The streets along the line Of march were
superbly decorated, and in the Public
Square triumphal arches were raised, and
platforms erected to accommodate the
thousands of spectators. The procession
was one of the most magnificent ot
modern times, headed by eagles and
standards captured from the French. II
marched In tho order set forth In the I'm
perial programme from the Temple lie.
hofieard to the Palace between two rows
Of cannons numbering some 10000, taken
during the war. AT intervals along the
line, enormous trophies formed Of cap.
tured arms were erected. Afler the first
division OF the victorious column had pass.
cd Brandenburg, the Emperor with the
German princes In his train preced-
Ing the army was received at Partial
by the depu!atlons from the Municipal
Government, Of Berlin and the principal
cities of Germany. Addresses OF vel.
come and congratulation were pre-.
sented, when The Emperor at the
head of a brilliant cOrtege, rode down
the Via Triumphalls which had been con.
structed in honor Ol the occasion. The
road was strcwn with flowers as he nd.
vanced, by hundreds Of young girls, dress.
ed In white. The army then entered the
gate, with the Prussian Guards at the head
Of the line. 1t was composed Of detach.
ments representing every regiment which
took part in the war, each bearing Iegi.
mental colOrs. The appearance OF the
men was superb, and the enthusiasm OF
the great mass Of spectators as they pass.
ed by, was unbounded. Each regiment
rs II entered the Pariser Platz, where
the crowd was tho greatest, was cheered
with unfailing enthusiasm Some regi.
ments well known to the Berliners and 9th.
ers, which had particularly distinguished
themselves during the campaign, received
special ovations. The people breaking
into their ranks, crowning them with
wreaths, and overwhelming them with
flowers. When the procession had con.
cluded its march the Emperor proceeded
to unveil the statue Of his father, Frcder.
iCk William III. All the dignataries Of
the Emnirp victorious generals, and the
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HARTFORD, UT., June 10.
A bill has been passed in the Legisa.
turei validating the action OF towns on
the Airline road in relinquishlng their
bonds and authorizing the issue Of two
million new bonds, Of which the first five
hundred thousand issued arc TO be deposit
ed with the State Treasury to secure the
claims Of the contractors for unpaid work
already done upon the road. A bill also
passed allowing the purchasers Of any
railroad franchise TO form company and
take and operate the road on certain con-
tlitions. The bill is intended in part to
cover the necessities and to provide for
the transfer Of franchise Of the Boston,
Hartford 4 Erie Railroad
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ST. LOUIS.
ST, LOUIS. June 10.

ST. Louis, June 10.
Stephen Dellew, the alleged murderer
OF man named Gordon, In Collins Co.,
Texas, LEFT here last night for Texas In
charge OF Sheriff Bush.
The war against the Missouri State
Lottery Is still petsistently carried on.
To-day the State filed n petition In the
Circuit Court for two warrants to compel
the defendants to answer by what right
they hold and use certain claimed privi.
leges and franchises in the writ made re.
turnable June 23d.
The June meeting Of the Southern and
Western Turf Congress, which com.
mences at the Abbey track tomorrow,
promises to be Of unusual interest, and a
large attendance Is expected. The wealth
er Is fine and the track in splendid con-
dition.
There was no unusual ceremony per-
formed In the Catholic churches to-day
in connection with the POpe's Jubilee, but
Il ia expected that the anniversary of his
coronation next Wednesday, will be made
the occasion Of an appropriate celebra.
tiOn.
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ENGLAND,

LONDON, June 10.
The Countess Of Paris to-day gave birth
70 a daughter,
Napoleon and Eugene have made a
visit to the Prince Of Wales.
Fourteen persons have been drowned
in consequence Of an accident In tho
Moray Firth.
Miss Rye took one hundred and thir-
teen children To Canada in tho Allan steam
ship Pnlssian, which sailed yesterday for
Quebec,
The tramway from lslington to Moor
gate has been opened, and others are
building in different parts Of London.
LIvERPoOL; June 10.
Arrived the steamship sciota, from New
York,
PLYMOUTH, June 10,
Arrived the steamship West Philadel-
phia, from New York,
GLASGOW, June 16.
Arrived the steamship Daclan, from
New York.
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amongst you in your territory, 1t is your
duty to make this secure from intrusion.
The Usage delegation, consisting of four
splendid looking chiefs, with all the brave
ry of war-paint, bear claws and brass
spangles, attract great interest, The lead
ing member, Joseph Pamapashaw, Gov
ernor Of the nation, is man of education
and advanced ideas, but he cllngs to the
habits of his race, from the fear that II he
throws away his blanket and adopts a
civilized lie he would lose all influence
with his people.
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LOUISVILLE.

LoutsvILLE, June TO-
The Catholics ol this city will celebrate
the 25th anniversary Of The election Of
Pope Plus lX. on Sunday next. The Ger.
emonies will consist Of parade by the
Catholic Societies, appropriate services In
churches, &c. High mass will be cole
brated tomorrow as preparatory service.
Fortunatus Casby, gentleman Of some
literary note, formerly attached to the
Louisville press, and one time United
States Consul at Geneva, died yesterday.
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E,ecnllon at Ilhnca. N. Y.

ITlIACA, N T., June TO.
Ferguson, the murderer, was executed
in the Jail yard here to-day. Last night
night he made full confession OF the
crime. The prisoner was brought into
the Jail yard at 1920 o'clock, when the
death warrant was read; after which
Sheriff Root asked the prisoner II he had
anything to say. The condemned said:
~ bid you all good bye; and take warning
by me- The drop fell at ten minutes
to one o'clock. lie struggled for five
minutes, and in twenty minutes was pro.
nounccd dead, when the body was cut
down and handed over to his relatives.
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The New York Horse Epidemic.
New YunK, June 10.

The disease among the horses on the
Third Avenue and other street railroad
lines continues to prevail. Many add.
tional cases were reported yesterday, and
Notwithstanding the most prompt and efll-
Cient treatment at least seventy deaths
occurred. The men In charge Of the sta
bles have changed the feed oEthe auimnls,
and 1t Is hoped, by skllliul doctoring, 10
put an end 10 the disease. There isa di.
vcrSity Of opinion among the leading vet.
erinary surgeons as to the character Of tho
disease. Some contend that 1t Is cOnta.
giOus, while others claim that II Is merely
The result OF inudiciOus feeling.
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MILWAUKEE,.

MIhWAUKkki JUnt IO'
The bastar1y case Of the Rev. Father
Dilworth and Miss Mary Smith, which had
been onco disposed Of bya justice, the
court discharging the defendant Dllworth,
and again opened by his rearrest before
justice, has Just been decided by
the Supreme Court Of Wisconsin, grant.
ing writ OF prohibition, on the ground
that the case had already been adjudi.
Gated by a competent tribunal This ends
q very disgusting case Of alleged seduc-
.tn,,
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GhtGnteILtgeuter:
Fatal Accident to Mr.. VaIIaudigham.

Fatal Accident to Mr.. Vallandigham.
Our telegrams announce that Hon, c.
l., VALLANDlOnAM, the eminent Ohio
Democratic politician, yesterday shot
himself by accident, while handling Il
pistol in illustration Of the MCGEHAN
murder trial, at Lebanon, Ohio, and at
latest advices this morning was lying at
the point of death. Mr.. YALLANDTGHAM's
recent conspicuity before the country, as
the author Of the New Departure"
movement in Ohio, helps to make the
occurrence an unusually shocking one to
the general public, while it is most dis.
tressing 10 the family and immediate
friends,
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to the various Generals and Princes,
Among those who received these marks
Of fame from the hands OF the Emperor
were Prince George, of Saxony, and
Prince Leopold, of Bavaria. Gen. Won
Room was elevated to the rank Of Count
Of the Empire, and Gen. Won Moltke
was made Field Marshal OF the Imperial
Army. Tonight the entire city was
Illuminated, and the rejoicing is at its
height.
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Suicide of a Thief and Forger.

IUsCOhA, Ills, June 10
A prisoner 10 Jail here named J. A.
Sage, poisoned himself and died on Mon
day This man Sage, had been arrested
ut the instance of Col. j. A. q. Miller,
special agent Of the Post OllicG Depart.
ment, for forging and abstracting money
from letter. II seems he had been In the
employment Of William Fitzpatrick, and
learning that Fitzpatrick expected re.
mittaMCe of $500 through the post office,
he personated him at the Office, signed
the receipt, and took tho letter. This
letter, however, contained but $40 Sage
was q day too soon, for the large remit.
tance came TO hand the next day. lie was
arrested and lodged in Jail to await trial
In August, but being driven to desperation
he pGrished miserably by his own hand.
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The Cleveland Raeos Next Week.
CLEvRLAND, o., June 10.

NI'IsV I'17i 1sI'7R17D VI VWT'V TV'
The races which arc to come Oft at the
trotting park OF the Northern Ohio Fair
Grounds, next week, bid fair to furnish
the most exciting amusement Of this kind
that has ever been witnessed in Northern
Ohio. Some Of the fastest horses in. the
United States will participate.
The Catholics Of Cleveland observed
today rs n day of Jubilee AT sunrise a
salute was fired nnd the bells were rung.
Several ofthe Churches were handsomely
decnrniph-
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ITALY.
FLORENCE, June 10.

FLORENCE, June 10.
The propositions OF Senior LAMA have
been approved by the Chamber Of Depu-
ties, and discussion of tho army reor-
ganlzatiOn bill has been ordered to begin
Immediately,
The 81. Gothard Railway bill has been
adopted by the Chamber.
LONDON, June TO-
It Is said that upon the entry of King
Victor Emanuel into Rome tho Pope will
at once 90 10 Corsica,
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New York State Sunday School Con.
ventiOn.

PLATTsBURG, N Y, June 10.
The New York State Sunday School
Convention closed It's sessionhere to night.
J w Reeher, Of Lockport, was elected
President, with n number Of Vice presi,
dents and Secretaries. The reports show
an aggregate Of 4l93 schools, 64,A05 OH.
GERS and teachers, 41G,347 pupils, 14,AiT
conversions, i2G2l7 volumes In the libra.
rles, and an expenditure Of $3s0,Sj5
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PouauKEEPslE, N. Y, June TO-
Reports from the interior state that the
hall storm Of yesterday was very damag.
ing. In the town Of Beekman whole
fields of grain were destroyed, and the
apple and cherry trees were entirely
stripped Of their fruit. The hailstones
were as large as butternuts.
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Catholic Celebration at Toledo.

....-. .I.... TOLEDO, June 10.
The Catholics Of this city celebrated
the 25th anniversary Of the accession Of
Plus TX. with appropriate exercises. An
immense torch.light procession paradsd
the principal streets tonight
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SPAIN.
MADRID, June 10.

Madrid, JuhB To.
There has been long discussion In a
committee of the COrtes with reference 10
the annulment to the treaty with the
Bank OF Paris, under which treaty loan
was to have been effected, No conclu.
sion was reached.
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Another Death from Coal oil.

MEMPHIb, Jun6 lO'
Kate Garntliy, residing at Chelsea, was
burned to death last night by the break.
ing of coal oil lamp.
fhe dry docks arc still In a precarlous
condition. despite all efforts TO save them.
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A Georgia Fire Company at Boston.

BosToN, June TO-
Tho Savannah Fire Company arrived
here this morning, and received cordial
welcome by delegation Of the Charles.
ton Fire Department, to which city they
were escorted
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INDIA.


A Department Of Agriculture has been
established for India, and Mr.. Hume has
been appointed to the position Of its seCre-
tary. Weather rainy.
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The monument to General Reynolds,
NJ Gettysburg, by the Twelfth Army
Corps, Is now ready to receive the statue
OF the General
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Illinois wheat Crop.

g TuscoLA, Ills, June 10.
The wheat crop in this section was
never better than this season The har.
vest is about ten days sooner than usual.
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The Pennsylvania College, at Getlys.
burg, commencement exercises will be.
gin on the 25th Of June.
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Drowned of the Connecticut Coast.

NOhWlCH, OT,, June lB.
Captain Frank Church and John HAY.
den were drowned while going to Nan
tuCkct.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntellIgencsr.

(By the Western Union Line,
Ofics Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe sts.)
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TnanSWcra ArEuine

Established facts silent arguments
which neither pen nor tongue can shake and
it is upon established fact that tho rcput:-
ton of HOstetters's Stomach Bitters q
hcalti-preserving elixir, and a wholesome
and powerful remedy, is based. When wit
nesses come forward in crowds, year after
year, and reiterate the same statmcnts in
relation to the beneficial effects of a mcdi-
elmo Ui.D,t Themselves. disbelief in its efficacy
is iHcIuUy impossible. The credentials OF
this unequal led tonic and Alternative, extend
ing over 4 period of nearly twenty years, in
rlCt!c individuals of every class, and resi-
dents of cNCry cline, and refer to the most
prevalent among the complaints which
at1ict and harr:tSS the human family. Either!
u multitude Of people, strangers to each other,
have annually been seized with an insane
and ,nOtivelc>>S desire to deceive the public,
or Hostel tcr'S Ritters for no less than Il fifth
OF 7 century, have been affor.ing such re-
liefto sufferers from indigestion, fever and
uSue. blliouStleSs, general debility, and
nervous disorders, as no other preparation
has ever Impartial. To-day, ,ohiic Ire eyes Of
the yct:''cg are tti,O,l these t7,es tens OF thOuS-
unds OF persons Of both sexes relying
upon the BitterS rs sure defence against
the ailments which the present season en-
genders, and their confidence is not mis-
placed. The local potions which interested
dealers sometimes endcavor to toiSt upon
tho sick in its stead, are everywhere lnectin.,
the fate that is due to fraud and ilnpOsturc,
while the demand for the great vegetable
specific is constantly increasing.
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THE BANCROFT COTTON.
THE BEST AND MOST PROLIFIC

We offer for sale small lot of the seed
Of this fine and wonderfully prolific cotton,
raised on the Bayou DcSiard, last year.
This species of cotton is tho result of ScVo-
raj years of careful culIing from the very
hes: and most prolific of the Dixon Cotton
by the MCss;rS. Bancroft ir person OF, their
farm near Athens. Georgia.
Tho improvements ON the Dixon Cotton
III the quality of the staple and increase.
in yield, every stalk being tho cNac: .o,,n-
tcrpart of zach other.
Ours is perfectly pure having been plant
ed in n field t" itself, not within !. half mile
OF any other cot,"n,and j: has boon gathered
will great care.
Those who wish to plant this cotton, we
advise, from our cN pcrcncc. to plant III rows
not moro than four feet apart and chop out
to Ten inches on river land and closer on up
lani,as VIC find that each stalk will Weld al it
can bear and will stand III, better when close
VIC rcfcrto the readers of the Sou: hcrnt al
:iyntnr, and to our ncighbors gen orally.
Price, $500 pcr bushel OF SO pounds in
sacks at tho plantation, or delivered at the
Feb. II, ISL. 1t STCiII'S IS O'NEII.
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DRcLirIc COTTON SEED.

i have for sale several hundred buahclS of
"EDWARIS'' PROLIFIC COTTON,
raised upon my plantation in Madison par
iah la.
These seed are pure and genuine, and will,
upon AiluVial soil, make from ono and a half
to three bales per acre, according to cultiva-
ton. The bolts are small and thiCl>Iv
studded upon the limbs, and will ret ain the
cotton, fully opened, until afcr January,
with little loss.
! guarantee these seed to produce, one
year with another, one and - half bales of
cotton, six hundred pounds oflint, per aero
il properly cultivated, upon rich soil
| refer to Mr.. Ben Edwards, of Duckport ,
Madison parish, La, upon his affidavit that
the seed produced four hundred pounds OF
lint cotton. upon onc-fOurth OF acre of
land; and Furthermore would respect full V
refer t" amy plantcr.who has used them
Price, ST., per bushel Of thirty pounds.
The sec! will be sacked and shipped from
/ Barnes Station. n. l.. & r.. r., to any point
on said road, upon receipt OF the price, trci -ht
/ at purchasers expense. Address
y. B.AMlS, Barnes Station, y. Lax r. r.,
"rcarc Ncsksburg Bank Wick sburg.
Jam. II. ISL. dIt-v
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That ssHolo.S

Pointing the finger of Scorn at Oul
wharf, the mate of one Of the packets
remarked with fuli-grown snccr
"Now amt that a sweet hole for dis
! charging freight :''
Merchants of Monroe, what say you:
Suppose, ''frinstance,' you had to take
your goods directly from tho boats,
the draymen had to draw their owl,
! loads-that the horse did the riding
and cutting and slaShing-w wouldn't
they fix that hole: Suppose the Town
Council were ray-horses, wouldn't they
unanimously neigh against bridging
cutters back OF town and neglccting re-
pairs on that hole? Suppose we were
all strangers in Monroe, wouldn't VIC
cry shame upon that hole and upon a
people who would tolerate it:o
Now, suppose we had d good wharf
(this Spring is the time to build it,
how easy it would be to get our rrieSlits
up. Merchants and clerks would not
stand in the rain and mud waiting for
hours 10 get their bills checked. Pas
senGcrs could embark and disembarE
without risking their lives and with
out acristin2 the movements of twenty
deck hands with burthens on their
shoulders, to let them pass in or out.
One trip of dray would then suffice
fOr two or three NOW. The goods
would b" received clean and in good
order. Enough wharfage dues would
be collected to pay Il handsome rove
nue., and the commerce Of the town
would be increased by a good re-ship-
ping business sure to come with the
wharf.
Out upon that hole! Let us build Il
Wharf-rvpn if we never pay for it.
The taxes we pay the State is like the
money We give to y circus: we never see
it any more; bat that we pay to the
town is re-iir bur+cd one, two and three
fold. \ special tax Of one mill on the
dollar would in ten years pay interest
ant cost for building 81 wharf worth
5000, and the town might receive the
revenues meanwhile. We do not sup
pose any propcrtyholder would object
to such II Tux
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IMPORTANT 10 HSC::IEsERS.

ia i1.Ifii%h u pepper iths' "i't's at
=; Uo per n:,,',r1s on II ,vcs}jt, is not n
f,,1,htt,A},' htt.i'!c$*. II is s'.ttiiy 'cD,ih
- nn ir Ct'l,,1ucr, G,:' a.. ;C| b." cfI.,-
fs"i "'Hh Tie J,''N~F:'f price, il .'h'ia ia
>:,'irtj:c".
<;r7c7' III" is' s!(.:i Of .i"if'"',H, 1871,
tie price. Of subscriptions "i'' I've ia
creased 10 =; 40 per G'sh,,:n4, "ith
ii,i< e.,ra1Df,nn: THOSE n|tG pay IN
,,:ists,,cr miW he c1''i'@>! fr Il rct2;tc-
tir,, Of n,tc ,fpfiS,, i":t'i,,9 Vr price,
rs t;it"n2, rs i h0$ t"cn heretofore.