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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1871

| New Orleans Republican, printing. etc
for Department Waterworks and Public
Buildings, $lA.
5. Pollard. repairing fence gate. etc, fol
Department Waterwolks and Public Build
| ings, $35.
). Klein. jury warrants, $456.
George II. ShOtwell, jury warrants, :444
a. W. Benjamin, jury warrants, 1888
I >. ChaPus. jury warrants, STA.
). 5. Walton, reimbursements for law
| charges, SIP.
w. Zimmerman, corone1's jury warrants
! 81.
j. Handel, coroners jury warrants, 81.
Adopted, with the exception of the first
item, which was referred to the Administra-
| tor of Waterworks and Public Buildings.
Mr.. Shaw called up the ordinance provid-
ing for the November expenses of the De
partment of Police, which was read twice
last week, which, with one or two slight
changes. was finally passed.
The November expense ordinance of the
Department of Waterworks and Public
Buildings was passed.
ThSExpense ordinance of the Department
of Assessments for the month of November
was passed.
Mr.. Shaw offered the following resolution.
drawn up by the Administrator of Assess
ments:
Resolred. That the assessment rolls for
the year le7l prepared by the Department
OF Assessments. showing the value of taxa
be property IN the city Of New Orleans to
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DRPARTNRHT OF POLICE,
December p, 1871. :
Hon. Ben. F. Flanders, Mayor:
| have the honor to submit tie following
report of this department for tie month OF
November. 1871:
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General Business.
rv Mr. CocIro,,

General business.
Ey Mr.. Cockrem:
Resolred, That the City Attorney take
such legal steps may be necessary to
cause the immediate appropriation of such
land and property as may be necessary for
the proposed draining canal from Galvez
street to Carrollton avenue, running par
allel to the New canal. at width of one
hundred feet from the New canal, or State
property.
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Additional Particulars.

Later dispatches from Lebanon say Mr.. vaan-
digham was vomiting which was regarded as an
unfavorable symptom aud one OF his physicians
said there were indications of an internal hemor-
rhage. The doctors ceased their fruitless search
for the ball about an hour after the
accident They then closed the wound and placed
the patient his right side. He was calm ana col
lecied. 1t appears that one was present with
Nallandieham when the accident occurred but ex-
Lieutenant Governor McBurney, who has been
associated with MN IN the defence Of Niece
han. McBurney had expressed some doubt as
to the theory that Myers had shot himself Valan-
ligham picked up pistol from the table, saying he
would show him in halt second. Two pistols
were the table, one uni oaded, and he by
mistake took up the loaded one, put 1t III
his pocket and withdrew IL, keeping the
muZzle next his body. Just as It was
leaving his pocket IL was discharged II Is reported,
ut nearly the same part OF the body where Myers
was shot. He at once calculated, ''Oh muir
der ~ and said he had taken the wrong
pistol. while the examination was gong on he
watched the surgeons with eager eyes, and even
assisted them In searching for the ball. The ball
appears to have taken downward course in the
direction OF the bladder.
later despatch says that the symptoms are
growing more unfavOrabe. His pulse rot above
100. The surgeons DO not appear to be hopeful al
though they are reticent
Still later advces state that his hands and feet
are growing cold. He vomits often, but throws up
no blood. The physicians say he Is sinking last.
His pulse Is rising.
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FOREIGNERS SERVING IN THE COMBINE


The Figaro gives tho following list OF foreigners
Commune
Anvs-el-Bittar director OF manuscript In the Ma
tonal Library lEgyptlan) Biondcttl, surgeon major
or the 1854 battalion Qtalian); Babick, member OF
thc commune lPole); Becka, adjutant OF the 207th
battalion Pole; Cluseret, general delegate for war
lAmerican); CernatescO, surgeon major (POel Cra-
Der OF the military commission (Ttalian); Carnero de
Cunha surgeon major OF the Thirty eighth battalion
N m9r 9
Polel; Domprowski lhls brotherl, colonel of
the stan Pole; Durnofr, communicate OF lie.
eighth battalion Germany; Ferrere Cola, director
general of ambulance Portuguese ]; Frankel, men,
ant OF the fort OF lssy Wallachani Grejorok,
commandan Of artillery OF Montmartre wal
5hne,nan Herae,a chief director OF am
Pole); Jaowskl. surgeon major of the Repub-
ican Zouaves Polel; Kobosko, cavalier estafette,
pole; La Cecilia, generalin-chief Qtalian); Lam
dOwski, ade-de-camp OF General Dombrowski tPole):
Maratuch. aide major of the seventy.second bat.
talon Ninngarlan) Moro, commandant OF the
Twenty,second battalion utalian); Okolowicz and
0styn member OF the Commune (Belgianj;
olinsk, chef OF the Seventeenth Legion Pole;
rsa aaeae Gsnea Of f Gsnera
Dombrowski Pole>; Ploubnski. of1cer Of
the stan tPole, Pazdzierswi.ki, commander OF the
Fort de Vanyres (POle; Piazza, chief OF legion
Qtalanl; Pugno, director OF the music at the Opera
Utalianl; Romanei, director OF the personnel of
war (ltalianl: RoZyski, surgeon major OF the Forty
fourth battalion Pole); Rubinowicz, officer Of the
staff tPoleI; RuDinOwcz (P.N, surgeon MAJOR OF ma
rne tusilieers dole); Syneck, surgeon MAJOR OF the
15lst battalion (Germanj; skaiski, surgeon major OF
the 240th bait lion Polel; Solerlado surgeon major
tSpaniard) Thaler lieutenant governor of the fort
OF Bicetre Germany; Van Ostal, commandant OF the
1l5th battalion (Dutchman); Vetzel, commandment Of
the forts OF The south Germany; Wrobleski gene
raj, commandant Of the Army OF the South (POlel;
talon tAmercan): Xengerler, surgeon ma or or the
Seventy. fourth battalion (German,
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THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

After the Government Of National Defence
Tho Cause Of the Paris Revolt to bc Inves-
tisated-The Left Attncked-Defencc Of the
International society.
VERSAILLES, June 10, 1871.
In the Assembly to-day the resolution appointing
a committee to revise the DEGREES OF the Govern.
ment Of National Defence passed TO second read.
ing,
ARAGo AND SIMON COURT INQUIRY.
MN. AraQo and Simon, during the debate on
the resolution, urged thorough investigation, and
protested against the calumnies heaped upon that
government
INVESTIGATING INTO THE LATE REVOLT.
A resolution for committee to inquire into causes
Of the late instruction in Paris was introduced and
was followed by heated discussion.
THE PARTY OF THE LEFT ATTACK ED.
NJ Hautjens attacked the party OF the Left as
fosterers OF the revolutionary spirit
THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY DEFENDED.
NJ Tolain defended the International society, and
denounced Napoleon, who. he said, was at one
time willing to allow memorial issued by the
society to be distributed In France II paragraph
euloqizing HIM was inserted III il. M. Toain
promised II the investigation was ordered to appea,
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

FLORENCE, June l6, 1871.
In the Chamber OF Deputies Sgnor LAMA, the
Minister OF Finance among other measures, asked
for additional funds to defray the expenses of the
removal OF the capital The request was granted.
He also made propositions to raise the revenue by
increased taxation, which were likewise adopted
by the Chamber.
THE ARMY TO BE REoRGANIzED.
The discussion of the Army Reorganization bill
has been ordered 20 begin Immediately, in order
that the may be passed before the transfer
OF the Chambers to Rome.
THE IRON HORSE TO CLIMB OVER ST. GOTHARD.
The st. Gothard Railway bill has been adopted by
the Chamber.
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High Church Bishops Advising Bishop Whites
house Modify the Sentence Of the Ec+
clesiasticaI C0urt-Nlr. Cheney Recognized
Ms a Minister by Other Bishops.
CHICAGO, June 10, 1871.
The Journal this evening says new and very
interesting development has recently come to light
In the matter Of Bishop Whitehouse and Rec.
tor Cheney. Several Bishops in the Church.
one belonging to what Is popularity known
as the High Church, previously TO the
pronouncement of the sentence OF degradati0n
against Mr. Cheney visited and wrote letters to
Blsnop Whtchouse, advising and recommending
him not to proceed to that extreme measure. 1t IL
said they suggested that 1t was his pro-
vince, under the canons or the Church,
to remit or materially modify the sentence
given by the Ecclesiastical Court. Two OF
these bishops visited Chicago for this purpose and
labored to bring about such a result, but in vain.
prominent bishop has also written Mr.. Cheney
that he will still recognize him Cheney as MIN
lister OF good standing in the Episcopal Church.
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VERSAILLES REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

Meurice Rclcased-Won't Leave Versailles
Tue Court Decentralization by M. Razc.
VERSAILLES. June 10, 1871.
Francis Paul Meurce the dramatst and nov elst,
who was arrested in Paris as Communist has been
released from imprisonment.
WON'T LEAVE vERsAI
There will be for the present no transfer Of the
Executive and Legislative departments Of the gov
eminent, which VIII remain, as ar present consti-
tuted. at Versailles until October.
THE COURT MARTIAL.
The court martial VIII assemble next week for the
trial OF NM. Rochefort, ASST ana Rosse
MOTION BY NJ. BAZE.
Motions have been submitted TO the Assembly by
NJ Baze providing TOR the prolongation OF the
powers of both the Assembly and President Theirs
for two years. and also for the election OF a COM
mittee to draw up bill constituting the future
government or France.
DISPOSITION OF THE FRENCH ARMY.
General Douay's corps has gone to Lyons. Its
mission TO disarm the National Guards In the Val
ley OF the Rhone from LYONS Marseilies. General
Clincnant remains at Versailles and General PAd-
mirault In Paris, with co., 600 men. About twenty
thousand troops will be sent to Algeria The Second
corps Is ar Versailles The principal towns through
out the country to be Garrlsoned.
NoN-PARTIsAN ELECTORAL COMMITTEE.
The chief newspapers have constituted themselves
election committee for the support Of non-partl-
san candidates for the Assembly whose careers are
guarantees that they VIII support law and order.
ARREST OF LA CECILIA.
The Communist general La Secelia has been
arrested in the Department OF Calvados
THE STATE OF SIEGE.
hoc vat dafo rntna NV f1,a
ment relative to raising the state Of siege in Paris.
The NOn-Pnrlisan Committee UnfuvOrnb1y
Rcceivcd-The Grand Reviewed. RumOr
Contra dicied-M. Bazes' Motion Inoppor-
tune-Pyat Turns Up-A Promise from Bis.
marck.
VERSAILLES. June 49, 1871.
The Journalists, who have constituted themselves
an Electoral Committee offer to the electors col.
lectve list of candidates, but the republican Jour
nails refuse to accept the programme.
THE GRAND REVIEW.
The grand review OF 100000 men, which has been
announced for the Champs de Mars on Sunday next,
will be held at Longchamps.
RUMoR CoNTRADICTED.
rumor which has obtained circulation of modi-
fcatlons In the Ministry is authoritatively contra.
dicted,
NJ. BAzEs' MOTION REGARDED INoPPORTUNE.
The motions submitted in the Assembly yesterday
by M. Bazes were unexpected by his colleagues and
are regarded as inopportune 1t Is thought no ac-
ton will be taken upon them by the Assembly.
PYAT TURNS UP AGAIN.
1t is reported that M. Pyat has been arrested at
La villette, disguised as priest.
CONGRATULATIONS FROM FABRIcE.
General Fabrice has presented MS compliments to
NJ Theirs upon the overthrow OF the Commune.
PROMISE FROM BISMARCK.
Prince Bismarck has promised to diminish the
German army OF occupation In France.
THE LONG LOAN.
The amount OF the proposed French long loan will,
it is now said, be reduced one.iifth.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD
LONDON June 16, 1871,
Fourteen persons have been drowned in conse.
quence of an accident on Moray Firth.
ASSISTED EMIGRATION TO CANADA.
Miss Rye took out 1I3 children to Canada in TIE
Allan steamer Prussia, VIII oh sailed yesterday for
quebec.
HORSE RAILROAD CARS IN LONDON.
A tramway from Isiington to Moorgate street has
been opened, and others are being built in different
parts Of London.
THE WEATHER AND THE CROrs.
The weather throughout England IS far and IA
voraDle To the crops.
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BEFORE the committee with documentary evidence
justlfYing the course OF the International Society
throughout the late troubles.
NO SYMPATHY WITH ASS AssrNs.
He was asked by Deputy II he could likewise de.
fend the insurrecuon; and replied by Indignantly
repudlatng all sympathy with assassins and ncen-
diaries.
ADOPTED.
The resolution for a committee OF investigation
was adOprel
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The German Army of Occupa-
ton to be Reduced.
EXCITED DEBATE TN TEE ASSEMBLY
The Cause Of the Paris InsurrectiOn to be
Investigated.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, June 49, 1871.
A proclamation has been issued by the Interna-
tional Society," which declares:-"We are dsarmed
but not conquered, and are still one hundred thou
sand strong. Favre ana Trochu were the authors OF
our misfortunes, aided by capital and the priest
hood We accept the responsibility OF the confa-
gratons. We must have no interior deputles no
divisions at the polls. Reaction took away our arms,
but not our votes Vipe la Repu6iqte Sociatei Vire
La Commune "
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

LONDON, June 16, 1871.
Advices from Corsica favor the rumors which
have been for some time circulated regarding the
Pope, saying that the Palace Of Ajacclo has been
fitted up for the reception OF his Holiness.
1t IS now said that the Pope viii leave for Corsica
as soon as King Victor Emmanuel will make mis-
entry into Rome.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. G., June III A. M.

WASHINGTON. ID. G., June III A. M.
Synopsis for the Past T,centv.rouy Hours.
The barometer remains low on the Pacific coast
aud Is now falling. 1t has risen slightly at the
Rocky Mountain stations and In the Atlantic
states, and has fallen throughout the MIS-
sssippi Valley, and especially north aud
west OF Indiana. The temperature has
fallen slightly over the Lake district, and has re-
NAMED low during the day on the Atlantic coast.
Light rains were reported Thursday night on the
South Atlantic coast and IN Southern Illinois aud
Arkansas. threatening weather now prevails in
Tennessee and Illinois and westward with slight
southcasierly winds. Light winds and Gains are
now reported from the Atlantic and Gulf coasts and
the Lakes.
FT1bd6iiiffeS.
Tie cloudy and threatening weather OF the Missis-
sippi valley Will probably extend over the ohio Val
ley and upper lakes on saturday, with eastcrly winds
on the lower lakes and Atlantic coast, AMI southery
winds on the Cult No extended dangerous storm
Is apnreheuded.
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The Latest News.

Dry OF MEXICO June Ii, 1871.
The city Of Tampico was stormed this
morning at four o'clock and taken at the point
Of the bayonet. All the insurgents were either
killed, wounded or taken prisoners. The
Federal army behaved very well, and all are
in good condition.
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YOaK HERALD.

MADRID, June 16, 1871.
There has been long discussion in Committee OF
the Cortes with reference 10 the annulment OF the
ury loan was to have been effected. No conclusion
was reached.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpoN MONEY MARKEr.-LoNpoN, June 1890 p.
M.Consols closed at ~ for both money the account.
United states nvetwenty bonds, 1862 s0 1866, old 9OS
1857 9U,S ten .fortes, SSA
FRANxrogT MONEY MARKEr-FnASxronr, June Is-
Evening United States fvstweny bonds closed s69.
s6k for the issue of 1852.
Paris MONEY MARKrr.-PAEts, June Is-Evennx-
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET-LIvERPooL, June 49,
80 r. M-The market closed firm. Middng uplands, SID.
sgd middng Orleans. SID The sales of the day have
been $1,000 bales, including 1000 for export and speculation
The of cotton at bound 10 this port estimated al
436 100 bales of which 132.O00 are American.
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
LIVERPOOL, June Is, 1871
49, - DaeV Ble, OF
Arrived. From StUtsI. Cotton.
Ship Laber. Savannah. May 5.... 1911
Bark Urkaine. ......New Orleans May 5.... l9lS
Bark X. Boak New Orleans. May 10. i77s
BARK Aglncourt. New Orleans April 49, l6S
Brig Formica. ......New Orleans. April 90 2A
Bark N. N. Mallory Galveston. May 6.... 300
TRADE REpoBr.-MANcHEsrER June l6 The market for
yarns and fabrics at Manchester Is hrm.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAEkET.-LrvERroof, June
B-Cheese, 61s. per cw for the grades
tne Bacon, 3hs cwt for Cumberland cut Pork SIS.
per Dbl. for tine Western prime cut. .
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MA.KEr.-LIvERroof, June 10,
ISL Lnseed OIL E3S ton. Common rosn, os od ts
3D. per cwt Spirits turpentne, as 3D. kcaned petroleum.
1870. per gallon. - :. ,s-,
Calcutta linseed, OBS 3D. Linseej OIL AZ 5s Is2 us
per ton -. - ,s zoo,
LoNpoN SUGAR MAREET.--LoNpoN, June 10, ls7l-
Sugar 3ls Cd Der cwt ~ Dutch stan lard auoat
LiyERpooL BEgADsrUfrs MARkEI.- LIVERPOOL, June
H. lis lid. per Genital Tor NaHornlA whlses
ana Iva ID. . i0s. 81. for new red Western spring
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CLEMENT L. vALLANDEGHAM SHOT.
PaiEfal Accident to Mr.. Vnllr nd 9ham-He
Accidentally Shoots Himself.

DAYTON, Ohio, June 16, 1871.
The Hon. C. L. vallandigham accidentally shot
himself to-day at Lebanon, where he was in attend
ance at court defending one Mcclellan, charged with
murder Mr.. vallandgham, in attempting to
explain the character Of the shot alleged to have
been fired by Mcclellan, held pistol in the same
position, when It's contents were accidentally dis
charged, the ball lodging in the abdomen. The ex-
tent OF the wound cannot be definitely ascertained
tonight. Physicians from this city have been sum-
moned, and are now OH their way to Lebanon.
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other measures as the interests of civilization


Admiral Rodgers Under Full Instructions.
WASHINGTON, June l6, 1871.
As Admiral Rodgers received full instruc-
tons before starting on his expedition to the
Corea, his despatch announcing the fight
between the Coreans and the fleet of American
. -
and French vessels did not require the con-
sideration of the Cabinet during its session
TODAY. 'rf .ie'@sEssr
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Additional Pnrtic uinrp,

CITY OF MEXICO, June 8, 1871.
Last night truce of twenty -four hours was
General Rocha, commanding the besieginG
forces, to let families leave the city.
CITCY OF MEXICO, June 10,
Via MALAMoRI, June IL, 1915
General Rocha states that the Tampco rebels
finally refused to let families leave the city
and improved the twenty -four hours twice by
repairing the Notifications of the city. The
place will be carried by storm
The yellow fever Is raging at Vera Cruz.
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Fine Lot Of Panama Hats-Just Received
for young
TERRY, 10 Union square ana l.lsa Broadway.
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ENGLAND.

Sad Accident in Moray Frith-Fourteen Persons
Drowned-Street Railroads in London.
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THE POPE.

His Reported Resolve to Leave Rome for
Corsica
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n z K I Q Q
CAPTURE OF THE CITY OF TAMPco.
STORMED By THE BAYONET.
THE SUFFERINGS OF TIE BESIEGEA
FIRE IN THE CITY.
Cry or MEXICO, June 7, I
Via MATAMoEos, June 8, 1871. !

The insurgents at Tampico refuse to LEI
great suffering is experienced. The Ameri-
can CONSUL has requested the hesiegers not ia
fire on the city, but the request was not
granted.
The President has ordered General Rocha
to do something towards saving the women,
children and old men.
Vallaita has probably been elected Governos
Of Jalisco.
Congress has been called to an extra session.
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White Duck Vest, 64.-CaeviOt Continrss
Diagonal and other Cloths; Alpaca Derbys 81 30 to BE-
Everything g. B. CLARK liz and ia iiam st.
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SWEDEN AND NORWAY.i
TElsGRsMaTo the NEW YORK HERALD.

A Railway Between stockholm and Chris
tiana.
STOCKHOLM, June IT, 1871.
The railway from Stockholm to Christiana was
opened to-day. The trip between the cities IS now
maue IN l.tecn ami a nalf hoIss.
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A.-Keep Cool aud Com Tort n blc.-(set Pair
BROOKS Low SHOES, KID OR GALE
575 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel 56 Broad
way, corner Twenty ninth street.
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ITALY.

Financial Measures Passed in the Italian Parlia-
ment-Reorga nization Of the Italian Army.
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PARIS ACCOUNTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

A Sop to Cerbcrus-The Republic n Ncces-
sity-Tbe Military Review Condemned
Glais- Bizoin Candidate.
PARIS, June 10, 1871.
Augustin Cochin, one OF the leaders OF the clerical
party has been appointed project OF the Department
OF Seine-et.Olse
TIE REPUBLIC A NECESSITY.
M. Coquerel has written letter to the press urg-
ing the necessity OF republican form of govern
ment for France.
THE MILITARY REVIEW CONDEMNED.
The republican journals condemn The proposed
military review OF Sunday as Impolitic ana in bad
taste.
GLAIS-BlZOIN IN THE FIELD
Nj. Glals Bzoln is a candidate Tor the Assembly
for one OF the Paris districts. lie Il supporter OF
President Theirs.
The Seif-COms!itut,d Electoral Committee.
PARIS, June 10, 1871.
Eighteen newspapers are represented IN the self
constituted Electoral Committee OF journalists. The
programme OF the committee Is opposed by the re-
publican organs because the newspapers which
support the movement are considered favorable to
q monarchy.
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SPAIN.

The Cortcs on the Amendment Of the Treaty With
the Bank of Paris
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American Jockey Club Stand.-Free Masons,
Odd Fellows yachtmen, Invited examine English
OIL water coored Paintings and Pictures New
York. HEATH'S, WILSON'S HERRINGS. Elegantly
gold black walnut. Half Broadway prices HON.
ORABLE JAMES SHIELDING BRADLEY, IL LIBERTY
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Creation Of Department Of Agriculture
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CALCUTTA June Is, 1871
A Department OF Agriculture has been established
for India, and Mr.. Hume has been appointed to the
position of It's secretary.
The weather Is rainy.
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A.-FOr n stylish md Elegant Hat, nc
popular prices 90 DOUGAN, 102 Nassau street,
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A.-Phnion's New Perfume.
l LOVE YOU.
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country the coming fail, wl without doubt during
his In New YORK; be regular attendant with his
at the Russian tvapor) Marble Baths, at and Is Eask
Fourth street In Russia these baths national nsttu
ton, constantly all classes, from the nobility
poorest peasant These baths daily, from A. NJ
r. NJ. Ladies' hours daily III to IL A. M.