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ST. LOUIS.
lnjuueti.on Observation-Disclosures Recep-
tion II Generals sherman and
Sheridn0.


Sheridn1-
Sr. Lorm, JGne l3.-The injunction
applied for few days ago by the State
to enjoin the Missouri State Lottery
from transacting business has been re-
fused by Judge Lindley, on the ground
that the previous decisions Of the Su-
preme Court decided the lottery to be
regularly chartered and could not be
interiered with until the charter had
legally expired. :,
A trust of two millions in second
mortgage bonds, to be issued by the
Illinois and St. Louis Bridge Company.
has been recorded here. Solon Humph-
reys and Jno. 4. Stewart, Of New York,
are the trustees. This gives the COM
pany all the funds necessary to COM
plete their bridge.
Charles P. Bornefeld, formerly rep
utable and prosperous citizen, but who
for some time past has been addicted to
drink, blew a hole through his head
with pistol while playing dominoes in
a saloon late last night, and died soon
after.
Generals Sherman and Sheridan had
a grand reception at the residence oi
General Pope at Fort Leavenworth last
night. Many gentlemen and ladies from
Leavenworth were present. Sherman
and Sheridan leave to day for Omaha
Newspaper Suspended-A New Ont
to be Started.
ST. LOUIS, June l3.-The Sun, 6
morning paper, which has been in ex
istence here about a month, suspended
to-day. 1t promises to resume in a few
days. rs
1t is stated that new Republican
evening paper is to be started here soon
1t will take the news Of the American
Press Association.
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NEW YORK.
Letter from the Pope.

New YORK, June l3.-The Herald
this morning, publishes an important
encyclical letter from the Pope,in which
the Holy Father denounces the Italian
.oaeguards, ard declares he can never
accept concession at the price Of viola,
ton Of his oath. The epistle, which is
addressed to all patriarchs, primates,
arcl bishops, bishops, and other local
ordinaries in favor and communion with
the Holy See, in concluding says: God
grant also that the rulers of this earth,
whom it much imports, that such a
pernicious example of usurpation as we
endure may not take root and flourish
to the destruction of all power and or
der; may join with one consent Of mind
and wills and that hushing quarrels,
the disturbance of rebellions being op-
posed and deadly councils Of the sects
abandoned, they may unite in one
movement for restoring to this Holy
See its rihhts, and with these his full
liberty to the visible head OF the church
and the desired call to civil society.
American AccIimation Society.
The Legislature at its last session
granted charter to the American Ac-
climation Society, having for its object
the introduction and acclimation Of
foreign birds, animals and vegetables,
and having in many cases special
regard to the value as antidotes to
ravages OF insects, disease in grain, &c.
A number Of gentlemen who were in
strumental in procuring the charter
met yesterday and organized by elect
ing John Schuyler for President and
other necessary officers.
Meeting OfStOck kholders.
A meeting of the stockholders Of the
Southern Continental railroad was held
here to-day. Edward Pierrepont, E.
B. Hart and w. R. Traverse were ap-
pointed committed with full power
to confer with and negotiate with the
Texas Pacific Railroad company for the
sale of their property. A vote OF thanks
was given to President Marshall o.
Roberts for the satisfactory discharge Of
his duties.
Pope Plus IN.
Friday next being the 25th year Of the
reign of the Pope, the Catholics Of this
city will celebrate it by jubilee and a
solemn high mass. Thanksgiving will
be celebrated in all the churches
at 1890 A. NJ, after which a grand
TIE Deum will be sang to enable those
who cannot participate in the services
on Friday to testify their regard for the
Pope. The TIE Deum will be repeated
after high mass on the following Sum
day, the churches being specially deco
rated on that day. The celebration of
this auspicious event by the Paulist
Fathers will be particularly grand, and
will include an imposing procession.
Disease Among the Horses.
An extraordinary disease has appeared
among horses in this city which is
creating considerable excitement among
the owners of horses. Iteffects the ami
NAL first in the spine and they appear
to suffer from paralysis and are unable
to walk. A horse after these attacks
die in a few DAYS. The Third Avenue
Railroad Company has suffered severely;
The hospital in the upper depot is full
of horses suffering from the disease, and
it is stated that during the past week
twenty animals have died.
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BOSTON,.
Annual Regatta Of the Eastern
Yacht Club.

BosToN, June l3.-The annual re-
gatta of the Eastern Yacht Club took
place at Marble Head, Mass, to-day.
The first race, for schooners, was for a
prize of $50, and was entered for by
eight schooners. The race was won by
the Sylvie; time; five hours fifty-four
minutes and ten seconds. The second
race, for sloops, for a prize Of : 200, was
won by the yacht Corning against four
competitors time: five hours ffty.four
minutes and twenty-four seconds. Both
races were oyer q course Of forty miles.
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CRIME.

New YORK, June l3.-Another muir
der occurred here this evening. Pat
rick Cahill, hack driver of the Pacific
livery stable, after returning from the
Jerome Park races, quarreled with
John Dugan, stableman, and during
the alteration Dugan struck Cahlll
across the neck, breaking the spinal
column, killing him instantly.
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PERHAPS our weatherwise War De-
partment can tell US what is the matter
in England, which has recently been
visited by several snow storms. And it
would be interesting to know whether
the English cold snap is travelling this
way.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

JOLIET, Ill, June l3.-The weather
is still clear and cool for this time Of
year. Crops of all kinds are doing
well, except potatoes. Fruits Of all
kinds are doing well and give promise
of a good Weld.
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THERE is a rumor that a Cabinet
meeting will be held, within few days,
somewhere on the Hudson. The
smoking-roon Of seeping car is sufi-
cient space for the Government in hot
weather.
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CANADA.

Fire in the WOOds-An Unfounded
RumOr.
TORONTO, June l3.--The steamer
Algeman, from Fort Williams, arrived
at Collingwood yesterday. The passen-
gers report fire in the woods and the
destruction of some tools belonging to
parties engaged in building boats on
Lake Shebondowan.
Previous accounts OF rising Of In
dians appear to have been without foun-
datiop.
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OHIO.

Visit to the National Soldiers
Home.
CINCINNATI, June l3.-The members
Of the General Synod of the Evspgeli-
cal Lutheran Church, which was in ses.
sion in Dayton, visited the Soldiers
Home yesterday, iu q body.
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Thomas A. Scott and a number Of
other directors Of the Union Pacific
railroad are in Omaha, Nebraska.
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THE FRENCH WAR DEBT.
The Evacuation Of Paris.
THEIRS VISITS THE TROOPS
Lord Mayor of Dublin Dead.
Fears Of an Outbreak.


cI OF an outbreak in the Levalette dis
,rict, and the troops stationed in that
section OF the city have been reinforced
and received orders TO check any signs
OF disturbances which may arise.
The French War Debt.
VERSAILLES, June l3.-The net war
debt is estimated at nine million ster-
linz. The Minister of Finances has
proposed the imposition Of tax on all
raw and manufactured material import
cl into the counry.
VI. Alexandra Dumas.
PARIS, June l3.-M. Alexandra Du-
mas, the well-known author, has enter.
ei the field as a candidate for office at
the forthcoming elections in Paris.
His popularity will secure him the sup
port of large party.
An American Company TO Rebnild
the Public Buildings in Paris
II is stated on reliable authority that
~ enterprising American company has
made proposal to the Government for
rebuilding the public buildings i'll this
city, which have suffered by fire or oth-
erwise. The company promises to re-
build them within space OF five years,
accepting payment Of Government In
rent, and at q rate of 53 francs 80 cen
times for the price of the work.
Steamers Arrived.
LIVERPOOL, June l3.-The steamships
Nemesis, from New York, and Nestor-
ian, from Qaebec, have arrived.
SOUTHAMPTON, June l3.-The steam
ship Rhein, from New York has ar
rived
The EvacnatiOn OF Paris.
PARIS, June 13.-The army of Paris
sill evacuate the city within two days.
LayaIette will, however, continue to be
occupied by the troops, who have been
reinforced.
Murbainet, a member Of the Com
munc. has been arrested in Paris.
Amauifesto from the Directory Of the
SOclete lnternallOnale ploieStS aSaihet
the barbarities of the Fersaillists, and
urges its members to avenge their
slaughtered brethren.
Thiers Visiting the Troops.
Theirs visited the troops at Sartorv
cNlnr Yesterday.
Death of the Lord Mayor Of Dublin.
LoNDoa, June l3.-The Lord Mayor
Of Dublin died on Monday.
MADRID, June l3.-The Emperor OF
Brazil i expected here in few days.
The Impartial publishes the basis oil
the fusion of the two branches OF the
Spanish Bourbons. which provides that
the Duke OF Montpensier shall be Re
gent during the minority Of Prince AL
phouzos, and that the country shall be
governed under the Constitution Of lS45
Iiberally modified.
IT is reported that Senior Castor,
Deputy in the Cortes, is member OF
the Societe Intcrnationale.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. II. PENpLEroN. q. o. DAVENPORT
PENDLETON 4 DAVENPORT.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, RTH
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PAUL, Wheeling. Practice Law In all the
Courts OF Ohio and Marshall counties, w
Va, and in the Federal Courts and Court OF
Appeals. Also in neighboripg counties OF
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w % every live man who VIII act as
AGENT In a new, light, and honorable buss-
ness, paying go day e0e. No gin enter
prise. No humbuz. No money wanted In
advance. Address
R MONROE KENNEDY 4 co,
0-dAv Pittsburgh Ps,
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VERSAILLES, June l3.-The net war
debt is estimated at nine million ster-
linz The Minister of Finances has
proposed the imposition Of tax on all
raw and manufactured material import
Il into the cOunry.
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To THE COMMISSIONERS or ELECTION FOR THB
ELECTION DISTRICT OF CHAHLEsToN COUNTY:
Whereas. lion. WV. q. MlsHAw, who, at the
General Election held in ootober, 1870, was chosen
a member -of the Senate Of the State OF South
Carolina, for the Election District of Charleston
County, to serve for the term OF four years, mas
deceased; and whereas, the Constitution Of the
state OF South Carolina directs that In such case
a Wit of Election shall be issued BY the President
OF the Senate for the purposeof filing the vacancy
thus oecasioned, for the remainder Of the term
for wnlch said member was elected:
Now, therefore, you and each Of you are hereby
required, after due advertisement aud with strict
regard to all the provisions OF the Constitution
and laws Of said State. touching your duty In suoh
case, 20 hold an ELECTION FOB A MEMBER OF
THE SENATE OF the state of South Carolina, for
the County of Charleston, to seryefor the remain
der OF the term FOR which said member, Hon. ".
II. Mishaw, was elected; the Polls to be opened at
the various ph:es OF election, on THURSDAY, Feb
ruary 1s, 1871, by the various Managers OF Elec.
ton for those places respectively, in accordance
with the provisions OF the act Of the General AZ
sembly, entitled ''An Act providing for the Gene
raj Election, and the manner Of conducting the
same,n approved March 1st 1870; and this writ,
together with your return OF the election to be
held under 1t, have before the Senate at its next
meeting after tile election.
A. ]. RANsIER, President Of Senate.
Attest: ]. WOODRUFF, Clerk Of Senate.
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Uroftautation.
7GYATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

To THE COMMISSIONERS OF EGsor1eE FOE fHE
ELECTION DISTRICT OF ABBEyILLE COUNTY:
Whereas, Hon. Il. G LoHAx. who at the General
Election held in October 1870, was chosen mem.
Der of the Senate Of South Carolina, for the Elec-
ttqp District Of Abbeyille County, 10 serve the
term Of four years, has deceased; and whereas,
the Constitution Of the State Of South Carolina
directs that In such cases Writ of ELECTION shall
bs1sshed by the President OF the senafe, for the
purpose OF ai1ing the vacancy thus occ,eaoned for
the remaindsro Of the term for which sai6membar
30 dece ,sed was elected:
Now, therefore, you and each Of you are hereby
required after due advertisement, and with strict
regard to all The provisions Of the Constitution
and laws of said State, touching your duty In such
case, TO hold an ELECTION FOR A. .aEMBER OF
THE SENATE or the State Of South Carolina, for
the County Of Abbeville, to serve for The remain.
der Of the term. for which said member, Hon. a..
@. Lomax wss elected; the Polls to be opened at
the various places Of election IN said district, on
THURSDAY, 18th day Of February 1871 ,iby the va
rioas, Managers OF Election, fer those places re-.
spectively, In accordafcs with the provisions Of
the Act Of the General Assembly, entitled San
Act providing for the General Election, and the
manner Of conducting the ysne,n approved
March 1st, 1870; and this writ, togefnef wfthyour
return Of the election to be held under It, have
before the Senate at Its next meeting after the
election.
ALoNZO ]. RANs1ER, President Senate.
Attest: j. Woodbury., Clerk Of Senate.
ian30-1R
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Fayre and outsiders was strictly prevented.
An Interview again took place between Bis
marck And Fayre, The former afterward

dQ hC6fVlcW HSdlu LOOh plaCO oCIWSOu DID,
marck and Fayre. The former afterward
WAITED on THE EMPEROR AND THE COUNCIL.
when Favre's acceptance on the part of the
Provisional Government was submitted.
After Bismarck lett the Emperor, he walked
into the office of Ills chief aid, General Len-
Edorfr, and began to whistle Prussian air
which the trunpeter sounds at boar hunts
when the beast Is down and settled. After
concluding the tune, ne walked ont again,
never having spoken single word to'any ole
present.
Next morning, the 25th, the terms. drawn
up over nirht between Bismarck and Favre In.
detail, were handed to the Emperor, who
opened the papers, read, .frowned; and OBJ
served in disturbed tone:
isENCORE TROP DE BALEvERNE."
There Is good reason to believe that the JErn-
peror is badQered and bothered by the tfleks
of politicians, but he Will be well pleased when
all is ever.
a rnmor is current that Moltke Is greatly
dissatisfied with the action OF the Crown
Princes army on the occasion Of the sortie of
the 10th. He thinks.that ground was lost un-
necessarily, and expresses his opinion openly.
There Is growing coldness In consequence
between the Crown Prince and the COM
mander-in chief.
The greas.question now seems to be, what
practical result will follow the armistice.
venture to predict, on what consider good
grounds, that the Regency is Blsmarck's thir.
teenth trick, by which he expects to win the
game. In Fayre and the Republicans he sees
nothing but the seeds oil future trouble with
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TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF ELEoTIoN FOR THE
ELECffcN I1srx1cT'o OF GRoR1BF6%H COUNTY:
Whereas, the Hon. ]. b. RAIRYy, who at the
General Election held In April, $685. wss ehssaas
member oftlle Senate Of the State Of South Caro-
lima, for the Election District OF GeorgetoEH
County, ann tlfew q ballot to serve for tifeterm
Of four years, has resigned; ana whereas jtne
Constitution Of the State Of South Cas2itpa treots
that In such case Writ Of Election shal be isapea
by the President Of the Senate for the purpose or
llliug the yacancy thus ocoasioned, for the re-.
maihder OF the terp for which said member ~as
elected: - ,'--
Now, therefore, You and each os yon are hersby
required, after due advertisement, and st4tct
regard to all the provisions Of the Constitution
and laws Of said State, touching your duty iR such
case, to hold an ELECTION FGR A MEMBER OF
PIE SENATE OF the State OF South Carolina, for
tile County OF Georgetown, to serve for the re-
ua,nder Of the term for which said member, Hon.
J. II. H;t,eJI --.---------------
a. the various places OF eectioh in said District on
THURSDAY, February 10th, 1871, by the various
Managers OF Election for.those places respectively,
In accordance with the provisions ofthe ActOf the
General Assembly, entitled IAN Act providtag Tor
tile General Election, and the manner Of conduct.
Ihg The same" approved March lat, 1870; and this
writ together Yith your return Of the eiecEoa to
be held under it, have before the Senate at Its
next meetina. after the election.
ALONzo ]. RANslER, President Of Senate
Attest: ]. WOODRUFF, Clerk Of Senate.
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FdSHINGTOy NEWS.

wAsHISGToS, February2.
The expenditures of the government during
January we're half a million.
The Tennessee Congressman, r. R. Butler
intends sueing the Chicago Republi can for fif
! teen thousand dollars for SANDER.
The Cabinet makers are again at work to re-
organize after the 4th OF March. This Is posi-
lively asserted, but this Intention is denied In
high quarters.
The Boards of Trade and ether commercial
and financial institutions throughout the North
are taking measures to supply provisions 10
the government for a vessel to transport the
| provisions
The outrage committee is in session exam.
lining more North Carolina witnesses. About
| tiity have been examined SO far. The commit.
tee is not expected to complete she invesliga.
tlou this session, but will make partial report
before Its close.
SENATE.
Salisbury moved to reconsider the action on
| the resolution for the reliei OF Fra nee and
Prussia, In order to correct grammst ical tnac.
| curaces, disgracefu to the Senate and the
American people, Tho motion to reconsider
| was rejected.
The Gill suspenaing the use Of the preseht
splrlt meter came up. Several senators spoke
In favor of The bill, as the meter was ineXact
| In reporting the results. and oppressive to the
distiers. objection being made, the bill went
over. The bill has already passed the House.
The bill allowing the same drawback to ex-
ported brandy accorded to rum and alcohol,
with an amendment that drawbacks shall not
be allowed until the law goes into effect was
passed.
The bill dividing Virginia into two judicial
districts was passed, and goes to the President.
The bill for the mail service subsidy ID the
Gulf OF Mexico was discussed without action
to adjournment. Z
HOUSE. Z
A bill to provide for the collection OF debts
due from Southern railroad corporations, au-
thorIzing the Secretary Of War to compromise
and adjust and settle the suits on such terms
TO amount and time Of payment Us may be
usl and equitable, and best calculated to'pro-
tect the Interests of the government, was
passed.
A. bill extending the time for the completion
OF the st. CroiX and Bayfield, Railroad elicited
much opposition. to land grants. and, the bill
was recommittted, which Is equivalent to It's
rejection, as. The committee will not be called
this session. During the discussion Kelly Of
sad 1 he Tpa nah s ySs as Sr Sa S H s.
necessary to constrn e q great Southern
trans.continental road The people of The
SO nth were entitled to such grant, and 80 ne
had said when interrogated By his constltu-
pnts. Adjourned,
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agrlsnItnrs, 6ertienlture, &e
DoMARIA NURSERIES,, S,

The largest and most varied collection Oh FHoii
TREES. adapted to our soil and climate, emDrac-
ing Apples, Peaches, Nec:arines Apr'so's, a..
monls, Pears, Plums, Cherries 0oinees' '.oa 1ns
ca chestnuts Flperts, Pomegrauates, Grapes, all
the best table varieties, scuppernongs, Straw
narr,ss psr @ RaspoerrIes, all the best kinds, Ever
greens, including fine Deodar cedars and oil the
snest for Ornament and for Cemeteries, orna'
mental Flowerlng Shrubs, Dahlias, the finest va
reties. Gladiolas and Lilies; also, Asparagus
Roots Horse RadIsh Roots, Usage Orange Plants
and Mccartney Roses for Hedges.
A large collection ot.Dwarf Pears, Of fine size,
with Peach and Necsarines, and Others OF bear
ing size, which will produce fine Fruit the first
seasonal moderate prices. Can be- trsnaplanted
with safety until the 1st Of March. Orders
Refers Refers to Hon. JOHN TOWNSEND, Messrs. WIN.
J. M. LAWToN, ROBERT CHfSOLM, J. 8. ADGER
s CO. and MessRs. JEFFeRDS& CO.
feb1-a.. HM., SUMNER, Pomar.a, sc.
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SPARKS .FRoM THE WIRES.

at the grand review at Madrid on Tuesday
forty thousand troops took the oath of fidelity
to the King. It is stated that promine ne
persons identified with the former dynasty are
implicated in Prim's assassination.
The italian Chamber of Deputies, by aNo1e
OF 2s2 to 2sl, resolved to transfer the captal 10
Rome. r.,.
A bill has been introduced In the New ofk
Senate forbiddlng the employment OF Cmnese
coolIe labor.
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