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FROM CALIFORNIA.
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ively 10 The Evsning telegraph.
speeie Shipnaent.

tBY associated PRKsS,1
Ereltsiusly 70 The Evsning Tels1raph
Specie Shipment.
SAN Francisco, June 1.-The steamship
Japan, for China and japan, carried out ssS4, 900
in specie and $4,000 in merchandise. Cover
nor Ito and suite sailed on her.
Murder Of n Chinaman.
The police are endeavoring to arrest gang
of boys who stoned to death an inoffensive
Chinaman, on Fourth street, yesterday after
noon. Dozens of people witnessed the assault
and did not interfere until the murder was COM
plete, and no attempt was then made to arrest
the murderers.
Arizona Adviees
OF May 20 say there is report that the Caches
band, who were recently routed and driven over
the Mexican line, have returned armed with
Henry rifles and needle-guns, and are commit
ting numerous murders, and that ten nen have
been killed and several wounded.
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GRANT AT LONG BRANCH.

AID AffeetiOnate Welcome from Collector
Murphy and the Sand FIies-FOrcing the
Season.
LONG BRANCH, June 1.-President Grant and
pa ty made their entry here to-day. They are
about the only sojourners, for the Branch looks
bleak and deserted. The Presidents party con-
sisted of his wife and children and father-in-
law Dent, besides General Porter, wife, and
son. The train, in which the President had
q special car, arrived at AS P. NJ. direct
from Philadelphia. Collector Murphy, accom-
panied by his wife, was the only friend present
to greet his chief as he stepped upon the plat
form at the depot. The whole party, including
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy, Immediately took car
riages and were driven to the Presidential
cottage, which had been put in order by White
House servants who arrived in advance. The
Presidents baggage was transferred to the coach
of the Pavilion Hotel, and was supervised by the
hotel proprietor in person. The President has
remained quiet since his arrival, as it would be
misery to oanythiDg else considering the present
state of affairs Collector Murphy dined with
him at about 6 o'clock, and returned to his own
cottage few doors below the Presidents house.
President Grant has only six horses here as vet.
These arrived in a special freight car to-day.
He will probably not drive them for a day
or two, as the track on Ocean avenue
is heavy and rough. The President is
in good health. The anticipated arrival of
the Washington party has failed to bring any
visitors to Long Branch. Only two hotels, both
small ones, are as yet open. A large number of
females were seen to arrive by the o'clock
train, but they were house-cleaners and came to
scrub the Continental. That house and most of
the others will not be formally opened before
the 10th instant. However, a few more warm
days may force on the season little earlier.
Tonight the beach is cold and feggy; a fresh
sea breeze Is blowing in, and the passion is for
anything else than bathing.-M Y. World.
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IHaAL INTHLLrqHNCH,
Criminal Cases.
Court Of Quarter Sessions-.JtGdge FinLetts ~

Court Of Quarter Sessions-Judge FinlsttT.
John Male pleaded guilty to a charge Of assault
and battery upon a colored man named Timothy
Cango. He saw Cange driving wagon in Green
street, and jumping into the wagon put a living
snake around his neck, and when such behavior was
resisted he beat Congo brutaly.
John Brown and Ellen Smith were tried upon the
charge OF picking pockets, but there being evi-
dence whatever against them they were acquitted.
William Dune was put on trial charged with Sc
creng his goodswth intent to defraud his creditors
The case was heavy and dry ene, involving COM
pication OF accounts. The defense was that he be-
came involved in difficulties and obtained from all
his creditors except the prosecutor agreement Of
compromise by which he agreed to pay 1fty cents
on the dollar, and in order TO fulfil his contract he
disposed OF his property. On trial.
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Reported Resignation of Secretary Fish.
New YORK, June 2.-The SUMS special from
Washington says that on Saturday last Secretary
Fish handed to the President his resignation of
the sffice of Secretary of State and it was ac-
cepted on Monday, to take effect at some future
day, and in all probability that Edwards Pierre
p0nt will be appointed to fill the vacancy.
New Cuban Policy.
The change will be attended by total reyolu-
tion in the conduct Of the administration
towards Cuba.
On Monday last General Sickles was instructed
by telegraph to notify the Spanish Government
that the question of restoring the sequestered
estates of American citizens in Cuba, and of
paying the damages of their sequestration, must
be settled within the present week, or the
United States would proceed 10 deal with the
matter by force.
Government Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER WASHINGTON, June 2-l0'30 A. M.-Synop-
sis for the past twentY-four hours: The barometer
has risen on the Pacific coast, with slight fall OF
temperature. 1t Is falling at the Rocky Mountain
stations. 1t is rising in Florida and on the South
Atlantic coast. The temperature has risen in the
latter region but mas fallen on the Gulf coast and
has risen in the Eastern States also slight fall In
the OHIO and Mississippi valleys. The rain and wind
reported on Thursday morning in Southern Flerida
has continued at Key West, but does not appear to
have extended further. Partially cloudy and clear
weather has been very generally experienced fol-
lowed this morning by clouds and fog which are
now generally clearing away
PrObabiLitieS.-It is probable that the weather will
remain cool and partislly cloudy on the Gulf and
Atlantic coast, with light winds in the interior and
on the lakes.
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from EUROPE.

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Exclusively to The Euening Telegraph
The Germans near Paris.
LONDON, June "A despatch from Havr G
yesterday says 5000, 900 francs have been paid
the Germans for the maintenance of their army
in the vicinity of Paris.
Insurgent Prisoners
are arriving at Rouen.
Victor Hugo
is in London.
VERSAILLES June 2.-Dscussion upon the
Eligibility of the Orleans Princes
will begin in the Assembly on Monday.
Henri ROChufort
will be tried by military commission tomorrow,
on the charge of melting civil war and pillage.
Search for Concealed Arms
continues in Paris, and is of the strictest cha
racter.
The French press still discuss the question of
the
Future Character of the Government,
and are nearly unanimous for republic.
The Portuguese Cortes.
LISBON, June 2.-The discussion in the Cor
tes has shown the Ministry in minority upon
marine affairs. Dissolution has consequently
been ordered, and new elections will be held in
July.
italian Chamber of Deputies.
FLORENCE, June 2.-The Chamber of Depu-
ties has resolved to pass all urgent bills prior to
the removal of the capital to Rome.
The New Turkish Loan.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 2-The Turkish loan
of six million pounds sterling is concluded,
payment being guaranteed by Egyptian tribute.
This Mornings Quotations.
LIVERPOOL, June 2-10'80 A. M.-Cotton nrmer;
uplands, Ed. Orleans S@Sd. Sales OF the day esti-
mated at $4,000 bales The sales of the week have
been 81, 600 bales OF which 19,009 for export
and II 600 for speculation. Stock s67 900 bales, OF
which 81 900 are American. Receipts Of the week.
$4,000 bales; American, $4,000. Actual export,
lS,006 bales.
LONDON, June 2-11'3O A. M.-Consols for money
elT for account 90. United States 5-2os OF 1862
90sS of 1865, DID, 901 OF 1867, 926; 1O-40s, SO.
LONDON, June 2-11's0 A. M.-Spirits OF petro-
leum, sH@9d.
FRANKFORT, June 1-Evening. gu. S. Bonds closed
at s6%.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, June 2-1'8O p. M.-Consols, sl9< for
money and 9lz6 for account. United States nve-
twenties Of 1866, old, 90M.
LIVERPOOL, June s-iso P. M.-Cotton nrmer,
and the sales are now estimated at $4,000 bales OF
which 5000 will be taken for speculation and export.
Sales OF cotton at sea nearly due from Charleston
or Savannah at 77Sd. California white Wheat, 12s.
3D. red spring, los. 1Od ellis. Id. Receipts of Wheat
for three days, 10000 quarters American, SO, 900.
Corn, 32s. Sd.
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ARRIVED THlS MORNING


N. q. ship Meltke Schaffer, II days from Trini-
dad, with sugar to s: q ". welsh.
Steamship hsttlesRake Wipnett 4s hours rsm
steamer W. Q. Plerrepont, Shropshire "A hours
from New York, with mdse. to w. M. Baird 4 Co.
more with mdse. and passengers to A. Groves, Jr
Brig Manson, Gilkey, days from Cardenas with
Brig Adele MsLeen Monroe days from Car
denas, with sugar and molasses to Duncan q Poey
Brig Sagitts, Behrens, from Laguayra May g. with
cenee to John Dallstt s. Cs.
Schr Joseph P. Cummings, Hubbard, days from
Fall River, with mdse. to Haslam, Wiekersham Il Co.
Schr Rebecca, Jones, 8 days from Nanticoke
River, with lumber 70 John l. Redner.
Schr Stampede, Whtmore, days from Ellsworth,
Me-, with lumber to Benton bro.-yessel to Len
B scSr h ESfs Mary e simmons, Candy, from Richmond,
with granite to Richmond Granite Ce.
schr r. b. shannoA nilks. frem Boston.
schr JOAN McAdsm scSS WaTs O To% ES5TSHi FS River
Schr Hannah Little, Crawford, from New York.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Juniata, Hexe, from New Orleans for
Phlladelpha, sailed from Havana r. NJ 8lst ult.
Steamer 1azoo, Catharine, hence for New Orleans,
arrived at Havana S1st ult.
Correspondence of The Ereninq Teleoraph.
EASTON MCMAHUN'S BULLETIN.
noSday new ,e a0sk x OF OFFICE June fMTns following
W. Il. Hamilton, M A. Brady, Thomas and Mat
thew, Maggie, Governor Seymour, o. j. Jennings,
AhWaga, George J; Wagner, Ocean, Somerset s.
y. j. Hill, with guano. for Camden.
General Lyon. with salt. for Trenton.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, June 1.-The follow
ing baTges left In tow last night. eastward
Ii. Campbell, Frank Wart, Harvest Moon, M. f.
Hannigan, Maryland, d. Jones, Joseph Carley, and
Cassia.
The following left at nssn to.day;-
Amelia, X Adams, I. Shoemaker, Jacob Stroup,
w. j. forward. 5. HummeI, II. L. Wilgus, COnsti-
tstlon X W. King, and Gerry Hunt all with coal, for
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE, June 9.-Weather.
June !, wind all day ranging from Z. to &. N E;
curing the night swung around TO w. by s. and s.
w; June 4 A. NJ, foggy and calm on the river.
Report this A. M from chesapeake Bay:-Yester-
day evening and night light wind from the east
warm. Barometer:-Stationary when reported YES.
cay June = 80 1879 until this morning Ieeeded to
80 lo'sV, A. A. L. s. @.
Special Despatch 20 The E0eailg TelegraDh
HAVRK-DK-GRAoK. June 2. : The following boats
leave in tow today
q: w. LarmOur ana Two Brothers, with lumber TO
Watson Malene Son.
Colonel j. R0hrer, with lumber to Saylor, Day &
Morie
Chas. r. McOonkey, with lumber TO j. W. Smaltz.
X. W0Olverton, with lumber to George Craig.
Media with poplar wood, for Manayunk. J. Il,
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FROM THE VEST
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Ohio Democratic Nominations.
CINCINNATI, June 2.-The following is the
full ticket nominated by the Democratic State
Convention:-Governo Colonel George w.
McCook; Lieutenant Governor, 8. f. Hunt, of
Hamilton; Attorney Mr.. Wallace, of
Clark; Auditor, j. R. Cockerell, of Adams;
Treasurer, DIR. Bruehl, of Hamilton; Supreme
Judge, G. w. Geddes, of Richland; Member of
the Beard of Public Works, Arthur Hughes, of
Cuyahoga
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THE WEATHER.

The Detailed Meteorological Report for
To-day.
The following is the meteorological report OF the
Signal Bureau OF the War Department for this
A. NJ, Philadelphia time. The barometrcal reports
are corrected Tor temperature and elevation. The
velocity OF the wind is given in miles per hour,
and the force is an approximate reduction to the
Beaufort scale:-
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New York Money and stock Market.

NBw YORK, June 2.-btocks steady. Money easy
per cent Gold 1l25S. b-2Os, 1869, coupons, Ill.,
DO. 1854 cp., my: 90: 1885, cp. ll1H; 40. 1850,
liOs Virgins ss, new, ~: Missouri ss, S5x Can,
ton Co., So; Cumberland preferred, SO; N. Y. Gen.
tTal and Hudson River, 80; Erie, 2s%; Reading,
l24; Michigan Southern, 1l4A; Illinois Central
1876: Cleveland and Ptttsburg, 122; Chicago aud
Rock Island, ls2s; Pittseurg and Fort Wayne, 90 (;
Western Union Telegraph, o7T.
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Government Weather Report.
Chicago Flour and Wheat Market.

CHICAGO, June 2-11 A. M.-Wheat firm. No.
2, sl'G6A seller June; and 81 264, seller last half
Corn steady at blH@5lHc., seller June; and b314
seller July.
Receipts. Sip'ts Receipts. Ship'ts
Flour, bbls. 1000 6,0OC Oats, bus. $4,000 5000
Wheat bus 81, ,OO0 s6,0Oe Rye bus .... 1909 none
Corn bus. 214O0o 100000 Barley, bus. 2OOe 2,0so
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from NEW YORK.

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Heavy Robbery.
NEW YORK, June 2.-Bartholomew Lees, col
lector of the Mechanics Banking Association,
was robbed yesterday of about $1,000.
The President at Long Branch.
President Grant and family arrived at Long
Branch yesterday.
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FROM THE STATE.

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Another Mining Accident.
ASHLAND, June 2.-An accident occurred in
the mines of g. s. Repplsr g. Co., Locust Run,
this morning, resulting in the death of one man
named Benjamin Lowell and the severe injury
of four or five others, several of whom are not
expected to live. The cause of the accident was
an explosion of gas.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

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Fatal Result of ARRAY.
BALTIMORE, June Christopher Trautfelter,
shot yesterday by Thomas Goodrich, died at 2
o'clock this morning.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.


FRIDAY, June 2-Coverseed is dull, with smalr
sales at sesHc per 10. Timothy is nominal. Flax
seed is wanted by the erushers at 1926.
Bark-Holders ask sss for No. Quercitron with
out finding buyers
The Flour market Ia without special change. the
demand being confined to the wants of the home
consumers, whose purchases foot up soc barrels I'm.
Guiding superfne at S5'26@650; extras at S5 81 ,a
5slH Iowa and Wisconsin extra family at s6'se6
675; Minnesota do. dc. s7@726; PENNSYLVANIA do,
DO, at S626@6T6; Indiana and Ohio do do, at
s1@I 90 and fancy brands at s7'75@9 as In quality.
Also, 7b0 barrels Western on secret terms RIVE
-Four may be quoted at IS s16es. In Corn Meal
There is very little prime Wheat Offering and this
the only description for which there is any Inquiry
sales OF 1000 bushels Indiana red at 81 65S1 sS 400
bushels Ohio do. at les; 1o0s bushels Western do
to go out Of the market en- secret terms, and 500
bushels Iowa amber at secret price. Rye is held
at $112@11b for Pennsylvania and Western and 81 5
ellie for Southern Corn is very dull at the recent
decline. Sales Of 1eoe bushels at T4975e for yellow
and 79c for Western high mixed. Oats are nrm
but quiet; 27oo bushels Western sold at 6sc
at 94c.
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DIR. John B. Gilman, formerly of Chicago,
has received from the Emperor of Germany the
decoration OF the iron cross, for distinguished
services rendered in the surgical department of
the PTussian army.
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R: R; Currency g.. llbxel1UX. Gold, 119xell9x.

Market strong.
MEssRs DE HAVEN BROTHER, No. 40 South
quotations:-t. g. O. Of 1881, iifAa1l7K; do. 1854.
mIkell2; DO. 1854, 1l1XG112; de. iss5, like
ll9: DO 1850 new, 114e1144; do. 1851, do I41s9
8. 30 Year per cent Currency, 116Xa11sX; Geld,
1879 1l2H Silver, loT@1OsK; Union Pacific Rail-
Railroad, le2h@10s; Union Pacific Land Grant
bonds, s41Ies4x.
NARR s. LADNER, Brokers, report this morning
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We are furnished, by the pefiteness OF Hon.
James Pollock. Director, with the fellewng statement
Of the coinage Of ths u s. Mint fer the msnth Of
May 1s71:-
VelSs.
Sold oepesln S2s4O4S'6I
Silver deposits ana purchases. ...-..... 241, ,186'T2
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro., No. 20 s. Third street.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING,
Bark Venus, Purdy, Elsinore for orders, Workman
q Co. ' y
schr Joseph Maxneld, May, Boston, Day, Huddell
& Co. - -
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LONDON, June 2 = Steamship The Queen from
New York, touched at Queenstown last evening
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. LIME
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
A. M.........67I II A. M.......74 P. $50
SUN RIsRs........... 433 MOON SETS. ..... 4. 6
SUN SETS. 722 HIGH WATER.,.... O. 7
(By Cable.)
LONDON, June q = Steamship The Queen from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-16

At Middlebury (Vt) College the women DESTROYS OF
q matricnlation therein have again been repulsed.
The Trustees last year were divided on the ques-
tion-hs year the corporation brought the matter be-
fore the Alumni, but tho difference of opinion was
so great that tho project was not pressed to de-
cison. SO tho proposition has been postponed for
twelve months longer without much prospects OF dlf-
ferent conclusion even at the end Of that time As the
problem is one which only a fair trial upon large
scale can solve, the chance of its being finally deter
mined is rather slim. We may mention, however,
that Colby University, Waterville, Me-, under the
Presidency of that able scholar, DR.. Champlin, is
ready TO receive female students, who will be re-
qnired, nevertheless. TO room and board in FAINT
lies in the village, and simply attend the exercises
In the college," They must pass the customary ex-
animation before matrculation. There IS little or
nothing to be said against an arrangement like tins,
but it seems TO us that it does not touch the question
Of the indscriminate congregation Of the sexes In
college.
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The Tories in the House of Commons are
still grumbling over the employment of the
royal warrant for the abolition of the purchase
system in the British Army. Gladstone snubbed
the House, saying that there was SO much
business before Parliament it was not worth
while to discuss the matter now. But the de-
bate brought from the AttOrney-General the
important announcement that the Queen had
resolved never to interfere again. 1t is quite
possible that Her Majesty refers to any such
interference in public affairs as asking for an
nuities for members of her family. The royal
message in behalf of Prince Arthur was very
cavalierly received in the House of Commons,
and the Queen would be more or less than
woman if she were not indignant at the harsh
language used in the debate. At any rate,
the determination of the Queen will be ac-
cepted with satisfaction by the Conservatives,
and with some dismay by those who have
fancied that the royal prerogative could be
invoked hereafter in great crises
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1t might well be thought incredible that
man who occupies so high a position in the
councils of great party as Gen. Thomas
Ewing, ira man, moreover, who is believed
to have received at the late Convention the
votes Of majority of delegates for the DeDs-
cratic nomination for Governor Of Ohio
should go about the State, utterng such alb
surdites as his exposition Of the so called
Financial New Departure of the Ohio DcmOc-
racy. We are forced to credit Gen. Ewing
with having improved on the projects of Pen
dletOn and Johnson by devising scheme
more pestilential lin the event of its being
adopted) than would be the open reputation
advocated by Pomeroy. Mr. Ewings grand
scheme, as expounded by himself, is given
elsewhere, together with an opinion on it from
a Democratic paper.
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Nrto:2lork Dnilu gribaore,
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 16. 1871.

hundred lives have been lost and several vessels
wrecked by typhoon in Japan. So The negotiations
ior the immediate withdrawal Of the Germans from
France have failed TAe French Assembly will discuss
the subject of the presidential term on Saturday ===
Napoleon declined address Minister schenck has
gone TO the Continent. The Dublin Corporation has
passed resolution expressing sorrow and horror at the
Phenix Park affair. =-= The election returns from
Mexico are more favorable for Juarez. r. The Mar
quis Iorne and the Princess Louise will shortly take
up their residence in Ottawa Canada.
lives lost by the Pittson mine explosion
al the bodies having been recovered. = Eight deaths
inve occurred from the explosion Chautauqua Lake
=== A Texas cattle droyer has been murdered In Mis-
souri,. =-== The withdrawal Of a portion OF the ne"
United states loan from the market is only temporary
= Speaker Blaine will be serenaded this evening IL
saratoga. - ole Bun is dangerously Ill in wes
Lebanon, Me- -= Two bodies were discovered yester
day in the whirlpool in Niagara River.
The Scott Centenary celebrated by the laying OF
monumental foundation stone in Central Park, and BY
two banquets. The police found the bodies OF tive
more victims OF the jersey City fire. 60 Cold ll2a
ma llzs. Thermometer, 75o, co, 74o