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p the rain fell in torrents accompanied by vivid
flashes OF lightning and heavy thunder. The rain con
tnued at intervals until p. Aside from the damage
done by the storm, which was quite considerable the
rain must prove OF inestimable value TO farming
Districts and fail TO benefit both vegetation and
health.
Many curious freaks OF lightning were reported The
lightning struck one-story frame building on Seventy
secondst, near EiCbthave, owned by Lawrence Nolan
and tore out the entire front Loss 500 The fagstah
on Richardson's buildingNo 6sAEighhaye, was strEck
abou the time. The fluid passed through the roof
mo the rooms and smashed the furniture Loss, 500
None o the occupants injured The chimney OF the
frame house in s1ty-seVeDth-st. between Second and
Ihird-ayes., was struck and demolished.
clock attached TO the front OF "a building ot Frank
Tort ana Godsts. also srnck and considerably dam
aged.
In BROOKLYN, Henry and James Nichols. who
pOlcd IN the dialn-ppc mandatory of Ther Il Broth
cIs No. 5b3 tushngave, were stunned by the lightning
ana slightly injured. The electric fluid down the
chimney ana passed between both men. Medical assist
ace was OBTAINED and they recovered from the ELECTS
OF te shock IN short time. At the Atlantic Dock Iron
works, fOOt OF Dkeman-s the lightning pa scd down "a
chimney, knocking out about half load OF bricks which
descended about the heads OF the workmen. No
Ia Jersey City end OF the dancing pavilion in Mer-
sea Grove was demolished. Several persons sit
ng IN the building. but escaped without injury The
hghtiing did considerable damage on staten Island
ana struck the schooner Pharos, lying OF Tomp pkinsyle,
shlyerlng one of the masts.
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cdusetts in 1914, and VIM R. KinS Of Alabama in 1883
The etce OF President has been vacant onexth OF
the time since II was created. Sometimes, however,
owing 10 the death OF the President whose place was OF
course, filled by the Vice ePrcsdent
The Ohio Democrats meet in State Conven-
tion at Columbus to-day
The Massachusetts Legislature met vester-
day and adjourned last evening The trouble between
the Nv" branches was COMPROMISED.
Democratic prospects have frequently been
bhghed by too ample exposition Of the principles
the party say Ohio Democratic paper of the valan
uEham creed -Four yards OF platform is too much TO
stand on Boil 1t down, make it four inches and then
we are for it,"
Peter Schwab, one of the Judges of Election
in the Second Ward of Hamilton Ohio has been held
bail in 5000 appear before the Sixth District Court Of
the United States charge OF fraudulcnty inrOduc
ing and counting over 80 votes for Campbell at the cleo
ton last Fan. Campbels majority Schenck, il VIII
be remembered was only 50 in poll of 29,623.
The Indianapolis journal testifes to the Won
derful usefulness of valandigham TO the Republican
party He gave the Republicans the grandest victory
they ever Won in Ohio. He prepared such platform for
coin a certainty He caused the nomination Of Seymour
10y dramatic performance oyerdone in Tammany Hall
the reelection OF Gen. Grant.
GOOdwin's Connecticut Legislative statistics
show that of the members Of the Senate married.
the bachelor being Senator Cotton The oldest Senator
is Mr. Bisse, aged 60, and the youngest Mr. Douglas.
aged 80. The occupations Farmers, lawyers, 8;
manufacturers 4; merchants, 3; druggist /. In the
House there are ll2 farmers 20 manufacturers, 6 mer
chants, IL lawyers, mechanics physicians . clergy
men, and on. or the whole number (3s), all but 10
were born in Conneccut were born in Scotland and
Prussia Mr.. Smith Of BOzrah is the Oldest member.
being "a, and Mr. Searles OF Thompson the youngest,
being 25
The Louisville Couier-JOurnal, commenting
the recently unearthed letter OF Cen sherman, in
which the sentence "When settle this little
fight on hand the great ngger' question will be found
settled alsO, uses the following language: "When the
Democrats TO choose their candidate they will
select Democrat. Con. shoimaiis i.'tss . 80
that OF a DemOcrat-at least IL is not that or n
Democratic statesman and the only weight 1t can posi-
bly, have VIII certainly not be in his favor The states
man who Is 1T adOrn the highest position WITHIN the
ft OF the American people does not write such silly let
ers as that of Gen. sherman. He may say as much but
he says IL differently
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policemen or detectives free of charge than other pub

| lie or private cOnyeyances.
III had also been recommended that detectives in cti
nchs slotnlng be allowed To ride free whenever they
furnished with coupon tickets, To b0 approved by
Unct. II such measure adopted, affairs would be
R Deef IMAM before, for tickets issued
N.iIpales, pckpockes (all Of whom were keeny
g., W WITT business observing the transfer Of a
a, "oulu instantly take refnce I'm unOstentatiOus
Enl, anu eeek field of operations untrammeed by tho
f 'o1ge Oh any man whom they believe be detect
we. iIckets mad been very troublesome and with tie
@ VI laIes 10 I'VE cents, there was an abandon
cnt g tnc tchet system Ny all or the companies Uni
IOIht4 pohceiDen were utterly yalueless In the
detection OF crime upon The cars. "a The
tneYes would seek car where there was less
rsk aud TO protect every ear IL woud be
necessary 70 nave policeman on each. Again. the
presence q policemen the cars with the oynwed mn
pose OF Tepressng Disturbance would loot ia a rotcc
kOn upon tire passengers travelling over te no.. ra,
table roads. On the SXth-aye. Railroad oIouf az M,
fares, representing about 2S0O0 Passengers were col
lected daily, and 1t extremely rare event for "A
disturbance to on that line Whenever an ntox.
Gated man by any chance made himself obnoxious ON
the cars the conductors instructed 10 appeal to tho
passengers and II sustained put the OFF the car and
convey him to the sidewalk Conductors were honest
Trustworthy who had been greatly Injured I'm the
public estimation by yunusthabe comments and charges
made against them. When passengers called 20 COM
plain OF conductors it frequently the most friyOl
grounds, and upon investigation II was proved that
conductors We're generally the aggrcyed persons the
proportion being as ten to one in thar faYOr.
The reldeut cltcd the OF lraSCDe old gentle
who riding in OF the holding 81 note
in bs hand with which he proposed paying his fare but
would not renqush ID because the conductor would not
first give hm g5 cents change. This the conductor re-
fused TO do and the old gentleman actually called at the
Presidents office to complain OF the conductor for
fusing To pay him change before he had received any
thing change The date of the meeting Of the railroad
officials has not yet been decided upon.
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A WORD FOR HUMANITY.

IN me razor Of The Trtbnne
cn "Let him who is without sin among
= -, ~, first Stone, This tender, yet cutting re-
nroof came vividly my mind this morning when In
I'm colpmns read that IN OF our Courts lawyer
who appeared to defend his eieas gn1 %as met o o
the olf - he c,se at bar but with record showing
tt frsntU Years ago he had been convicted anu IN
prisoned and therefore demanding lne 'os ~ ,1e
,,o ntheT lawyer In his place. Now u seems 70 iuO
nnIess some peculiar cause can be asslsheu loI s
action il is entitled 10 stand alone igr ~ m m nit ~
ie5s ent nm and persecution No exation snhcsn, I"r
@ .rrnr No statute Of limitations Tor DtteI Jug
human ,I nat On wears Of good conduct enttle an
meht @ ortsI 10 the poor privilege OF walking unmo,
rsted 10 bis gravcl What iutei5st .Ou 20" - fL@r
M 49, a. 1tr,tlou ol who should appear lO' ll" ",i'
i - IfbGuf such Interest, what |oiis can ut5 ,'
a;t1,iy' .Iir'i "a cruel and Dl.tJr D!O" NhA"''''
N,,g. York MAY ~. 1911.
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CITY RAILROAD OFFICIALS on MAYOR HALLS
SUGGESTIONS.

Mayor Halls communication to the city
raroad companies suggesting certain innovations on the
car. whereby the lives and property OF the passengers
might be better protected. has been the subject OF con
adorable discussion among the railroad ocus some oi
uhou apprehend trouble without any corresponding
eot ~ the suggestions adopted The President OF
,h sixtbaye Railroad stated yesterday that while will
inc 20 do that fair to aay the fears ofhe
travelling public, stl there was point Dey ond "hieh
=, ,as questionable whether the companies could sustain
~ IA of free rides suggested by the Mayor seNefal
,esrs ago the slxtl-ave Railway Company per
yynttted policemen In uniform 10 rlut over lhtIi
d free. Accurate account was kept OF the number "l
ter represented by these policemen. ana The dnly total
,I hetween 100 and fares being equal 10 sd5 or
sIo nj Ave cents per fare. The President had seen 70
nnlreuen riding car, To the exclusion oI many
oTnC pasengers The free passages VI policemen over
ihs TnirJaye. Railroad sOmctimes rtpn seutrd lJ.O
fars per day which ~ i've cents per Hle Was 800 10
such "a traffic extra OARS would ,--a !lY
he nIi on al "a corresponding loss To the conpiio-,
many OF which were not able to do more 'hau lS t'
,,1ns,,s while others barely squ. czcd ou p1f ce-.
dividend Railroads. ho said. should no nJrG '~'I
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BAKESThs funeral Of Mrs Joseph p Baker vii place
residence OF lrotherinlaw, Nm. g. Bog 10 ave-,
FOsTER-On Wednesday morning. May 81 Mrs Phebe Foster IN ne
Tie yes and ends are invited attend Der funeral III resi-
dence Of her SON. v W. Foster No 2li South L w" -sag a.
Kings CO.. ~ Y, on Friday, June 2 al ii ocloeE a. Do
LYNDE-In BrooRn MAY So Eliza Warner widow Of he late tiny
Lyude. n the 86th Of her see. ..4
and friends iuyei 70 attend her unri o @
denee Martas T. L. l45 CO1 IA hes sn Dioo'
Friday, June 3 at O'Clock p.
on Monday evening MAY D. Robert " Pear
Fall Of Olkni Flrm L. Of lie lse ILos '" Feifs' A 's
18th ye3r his -..--,.,. ,.-.-.,
The yes and friends the family Invited to attend the nera
from residence s mote No 10 L lace, a. ~ Goa
Tburslav morning. Juus J. without further Invitation
TOTTEN Msrcth Eevtown L. l., on MONDAY AaI = CaLaHHe
TOtien. in the list year of her AZ. ., A. ,.-..,
az The Reformed village Of heWtoan, on iu'
day. June !, a 23l ocl.cA p
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sehr s. T. Wines Iiul.e Providence for s>sdeiphis.
scNT, Spray, Robbins Hartford
WlSD-SuDdorn. light ~ v eIosdy and thick ea moro
BELOW.
Ship Ontario anchored on tie Bar
SAILED.
seamhs-Dacan Or Glasgow and Wyoming for .@efpoo
clV OF Merida for HaTsas Charleston 'or Charleston,
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B0sroS, MAY 3l-Afvd brg Two Nlry from Port anSpsh
GnAkE'r9S G.. Nay 5isld lip Remington for hTerpoes
and chr 4. j. Falen for Providence.
FoErhEss hosRog, May J-Aryed soh-, Impue from Bah'
r oefs Ptrd Tor Baltimore Grsce from Hyanai shp
yhes Chester from Liverpool, i and John Ssferu fOH
inLa 1aea from Denerar'. an Geors from the We lneti
d f o"d from Ponce Passed blrs Aeq1 i1ec sad Wa
fe Tor o Hoacr Sender for Gr rator; brg fs for Porto
hco onl hT Ticker for e West ine. Schr im. lac spoke
Ey OF We Ca.s brig James Baker n Carenss Philadelphia
FOREIGN POTTS.
LONDON May JIhe Anchor Line steauships Args Craig
ard Slonan, Capt M'Kav r. New YO-k arrr-i
HAyANA May 9Anged steamship cir u Mexico Tl1emermsn
from Vera Cru iJr Ne yiork. 20 SAT- jane J..
SPOKEN.
BRIG A5n from liverpool for SevYor lat &C. 81 ir. o.
BrE T0gner from Nes.Hayea for Porto lo May - aL
Ion. 60.
Schr Watsug hence ''r Porto Rico May a. Ia, g. lon g.
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invsrabe American custom for the people TO garner 10
gether I'm with more or less toTmaty ana 10 eS
scton The Commission invcrt this natural rpNDhcan
order OF 9s and Propos& & g' dnT to as thew in their
M}sdon, deem III to exercise the primary right
nomna,pn ,bs1 binding nd7ns t9G@ y thus STcaSa %Tl.Sa
icie@f aristocratic iettered, and pledged bodies,
80 t,nnose upon them constitutions made before ther
Wt}or and ip tle making " which the persons to he
GOVERNED had voice. Further, IL Is pVpV>ou 'Pp P
bcse ettcred and pledged soyereigns thus % M
,crn, the "Centra Committee" Of the city. BHt Wnen
these delegates arrive at the place OF meeting y cSyp tp
futOu already printed ana ready 70 w III, ,roi,,,,
them by their masters. Can folly and 2] cent tyranny my
c-ated these powers They never W., siontha
usurpaton of tie sovereign rights Of the people To ior
their primary associations m % % tbov see AZ ~
only such limitations of mem9ers&p mn a. " rn w
csablish-tbc right TO make Their oNn i th ~,
shacked by the censorship OF itboUt frst beiu S
tSy,uatcj i, G ~ bonds of q written pledge There can
be no sgcS 'sSu rar M fro@ e late Letter Of the Hon
ThoIn9s l. stewart that the commission nave NOT even
S i t4cI% % % have named six ont Of the seven sub
committee from faction m tle District gNng the reg
S Sat & ,,S'- 50 caaiy fought the battle against
ghe Tamnany Ring lsi Nltcr at Ao3ny, only one rep
',,ioD harmony A FIFTEENTH WARD RETUBLICAN
D',es, YSs TorE May 81, 1871.
MORE PROTESTS.
70 IA, Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: | see my name published in the list of
fe Committee Reorganization for the XVIth District
never authorized the of my for that purpose,
and am a true Republican, and recognize the only
ouubicIn organization that of which the Hon. Horace
freely Chairman. do not wish 10 take part in any
movement which tends 10 dlSOTganize the party
Ncr-Y York. MIy 30. ISL RICHARD NJ. LUSH.
GesTS. OEroN and sCHULTz.
GENTLEMEN: Your favor informing me of
~ selection as ono of the Inspectors Of the re-
nrombnt in the XIIth Assembly District has been re-
e.ycd most respectfully decline the intended honor
do no. wish % be connected in any way with the
arce about TO be carried out in this district Respect
.i.lt Yonrs. THOs. l. SUTLITFE.
Ncs Ork, May So ISL.
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DOMESTIC AAtkEIN.
Loryrtr, Way y2l-Io5aeo-S5e, 2iS ai Iqi, pi - , M
I.Hs lbf0Dic. Fo-r-D+nagl itr and mrset Lrni fLts
Frlr ss il0S1 que; but tmi 1000 BUSH winter Eed
Vtslt sold a 81! Ohc~ Grain unchanged ProY.sons
1r es-rllg. su1atOI; oaerd for Boni Clear Nes s,A
,F -I t' cS.' sales to-y Oj CASKS 'oi ' ' ~ os'
Wlk, rr.Hi more inquire sales - i3'. .-,-,. =, ~
ar,- Ca sf JlC ton market firm, a. IS! 0l6c NF Liver
poo NLirE. s1... tij bales rereips, n bales - - 49,,
siuwArSer Ntg 3lFour 1ull and uctan.ci Nhest-No M
v,aEe / ~ Oat. weak 48 No 2. Cou-No Mrei Sc
re- fr p.r.g lu prices nominal Rcript4ul on oir
ui bush Wheat. SAg- gU b Four l 900 bush Leaf
I,- i,.t, v.sr. Wheat, 20 Bl'riO &C.; 70 Oswego lsc
~r Mty JltOtou-O y lo" giaes on ul" nsrAe|
f 1t IN l. ness; Sup.r5ns Winter Sj tO Family oo o. 'J0
AZ Isl WH4tpr g-Pices private terms No rprIA IOWA
=. 81 Wrt steal, Crales; No. Red winter 81 S'd ~
Com u l-i declining: s 4915le for Mixed Ia buSi 5',
No sr-rg s5Cl Rye 2iu85c WHISKY steady AT Soc Iooseco
r and Esag unchng CoFee dull II l5id tc sugar arm Al
0l fr Ia Choice. Mpases uOmnal Al u~'D Tor Fana.
ton P. easier a. ia G 2j Dry sa ell shoulders dc Bacon
uac4rai: stol tlci Char RIB, glo9 Clear Sde' yc
Saear-nrei I.0c Larl nominal st e4H3 of lerce' II a
u.c fr ar H-s AID ca te ill lud unchlngel Receipt
l Floor o ba4l Whea., 300 bush Corn @-O" Giah oa's
Ess,, Nay 3-Flou dul; srperine. sc 49, Double ET
trt G-i ir,. Elt1. 80 ts ~ Com IFel s ltl5"
--e: Wf-e .e. Oa.-. irlct at ~ .5d al - h
f-a Prime C.o.ce $ZL P1rl doll arl nominal az 80 ..
I.c1a dull; IT,, teas BIB 9af Ger 'les. sg5ar
Sugar frH. F l0allc Prime a. Moa. s hrni Fernenurg
g. H-: 8e.ol1. iJls0r WHISKY gls, 10 a. c %.
lee ..lra lt . EKchaHge-SteELng l25i Ne"lofA esAi
J premium. Geld. iI-t
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKEr-NAY 81
Pl-ef-ts flr days n-l Ctt! 9AI Hos llb a4eh snip
re-t.-3 , Cattle 6} Hogs 26 Sise1 Cattle very lr 'pecal
= c t..er or,i Common % Fir -3a - % Num
Good tJ J Prime shipping, 50 % 80 8' Hogs AIRY 4cl'e
o cos duh 50 5a - % Sleep lover 10 good stock being
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
rpA1N ATTACKED BY INDIANS II TEXAS.

ST.. LOUIS May 3I.-A letter from Jackson
bo Texas saws: on the 18th Of May, band of about
100 Indians attacked Warmers train 20 miles from that
place. killing seven mem belonging to the tlan and
wounded one Gen. Sherman. who was at Fort ldGhard
son at the time ordered four companies OF caHai ~ ~
,rit with instructions 20 drive the Indians INTO fort
s SAVING II he found they were Fort ohl lhdlahs nc
yy0iild Stop Indian trade in that quarter.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
Gpetial Notices
Inportant 10 Railway Travellers.
APPLEroys' S4fIoN4L HALLWAY GUIDE


APPLETOYs' YATIONAL RAILWAY GUIDE
CONTENTS or s WY BE S r%la ytMBR ti OF APfifroSs GUIDE.
SE% GESE M RLTAY 6y oAP % SE TIE TSEP
al s " & IN f ,fs % SeSa 5sS ln @aP % aos ss so ssS ta
II. ONE HUNDRED LOCAL HALLWAY MAPS reP'sentiS, is'
most safe. sure and reliable trle West a..4 N9S
and East opposite which win be found h, Tine De o. tae
lire represented by map Price for the LOO Maps n1n 'As
ILL., MPCRfSYr INSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY TRAyELf's I. rs
reference purchasing tickets chec'ins ss.tk' o.. W.,
oiye gleh they vii 1ri deISa,'a n 5, s3, me-
" 'a[d E1 .s THs PRINCIPAL WATERING PLACES
states-Ssratog bite Moaniaias N'L''A & f1.s Lac Lac
BT,nsS the Aitoacs Nol tns the Rory Mountains 80
T lust G r. alone worth q, price es-1ged for Apple.
y M6STHLY 5S7 ACCOUNT OF RAILWAYS AND THEIR PROG
VI ,vEtGCH6sooTrs AND INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL. ..
wi 4GBIR THB OF RIVER AND LAKE DISTANCES IN rhk
WIN pTpYYRr5SS TYESS RAILWAY GUIDE coUNrNGoUsB CAL
X EiSf EEIASSp or Prominent, HOTELS IL rHE pRiScFAL
TFT C[rIfS IISflrs 2F TsG SS5GS, Corrected to date
y Ne" ~ "a All FOR TWENTY FIVE CENTS. -si
81 P9FTSF f.. 5a Si AFPLE0Ss iF t RAILWAY GpE : s.asa
;io,. :; 81, o. n laf Iaiys throughout @ S. a4 ne Caa,i
" REMEMBER, ONLY % CENTS PER cory. -2I =
Gents
PEARL CASHMERE HATS
FyE DOLLARS
WARNCCK &c Co,
$40 BROADWAY
n D BOYS Hats in great y'rety.
MODERATE PRICES.
Catawbn Grape Juice pills.
TEy GREAT PURGATVB snd CArhARIlC Iseh IN au Dc.
,, ans OF the Liver. and upelseas Sas Mas-s anu 81
W. nn In appearauce more Ike Conoa than NedeSf
Fluid EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA.
Tho Grt Blood Puhder Useful IN ali Affections OF tie Blood af
skin.
tITI NBOI D'SFLUID EXTRACT SARSAl ARlLLk
and box
UFI MBOLD'S CATAWBA GRAPE JUICE PILLS.
In the Spring months
Is the tine that system uudgoes change and meaeMs have
qp.,.seI ea,es H. T. HELNBOID
i''' - CRYSTAL Palace Drug store s9 Bros~ay Sevlok
House br'iN 81 y I
accurately compounded Fuea German and spanish
SPOKEN. ,,,,y. amy an NtggT
The Largest and Most Elegant stock OF
FURNITURE,
.n,,,y cf plNlNG.RoOM PARLOR, LIBRARY anl BEDROOM
SlIELS, a. -. ,vn,-rrY>rAG
N.,rf,or, and warcroous 96 ard d tssi Holst &C., Y
NhBauk ard Private Ohce Lte up Prices l, competition
XK,i.on shuttle the he; sa sIJt lst
| es,, NaoAiles ~ tle world Pr,e tom 90 30 rAD@ ,
american In-futr.-A .tst.i meeting oi t isitt. e' h
l.I rms tIuara)l ht ENlsO jaHg AZ is iolus "a
the Cou.og Building ~" AHD ~ pls AH4'opN @0e 9Ve j.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
TIE -RrsINEss oF- NEW-YORK HAEDOR.

To the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Gen. Mcclellan states the amount OF
tuuuage entering and clearing in and from the port OF
York. for the year s7O s526OOo tuns according
to tho Custom-HOuse returns over 100000 tuns OF
steamers in the coasting trade through Hell Gate
annually none Of which is the Custom-House books
Nam YoyE Miy a. 1871. GEO. W. BLUNT.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01

WA-ufNGTON, ID. G.. May 81, Ie7l-5:3O y. IA.
SlyiOusis for Me past iiceHl0-tOnF hours.
The pressure has recovered somewhat on
tho Pacific Coast with fresh southwest winds. IT has
risen with clearing up weather At the Rocky Mountain
stations II has risen slightly IN the Mississippi Valley
IL has fallen Alabama To Key West with threaten
inc weather and light rain at the latter stations. IL has
fallen heavily on the South Atlantic Coast. Ii has risen
from Maine, and remains stationary op
ibe Lake, Fresh southe winds prevail generally on
the emf Coast aud southwest winds from Florida 10
Deleware Bay Threatening and rainy weather has IN
creased I'm the Southern States, and rain has very gen
crIv fallen from Central Virginia 10 Eastern Pennsy
VauiS and Ia threatening the Immediate New ngand
,,aasd clear. and partially cloudy weather prevails
,ortI, ~ tLe Ohio and Missouri Rivers.
~ IrObdbihtes.
II ia probable local ra-sorms VIII be e1perenced
to Maine followed by clearing up weather on Thur 3day
Siaar and parally cloudy weather, with hight winds,
,i nrobablv prevail la the interior and on the Lakes
IN AND AROUND NEw-YORK-FREAKs or THE
LIGHTNING. ..
After a singularly oppressive night during
,icb e temperature ranged from $40 to sg' rain fen
e,,y Yesterday morning for the first time since May D.
rno .loTer WAS accompanied by thunder aud random
g.hr. of lightning and the dash Of water cooled the
a,,.,l.,. i'm a tnrusure The air surohargcd with
oloct,icity du.ng the morning, sn1 between and
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01

pASSENGERS 1RRTED.

FROM HAyANA-In steamship Cleopatra, NAY 3lJ Gontae'
vie ilran infant; T. r AreOn Alex aer j. b Robinson
ro Parker Prz a. Ol.t.a j. s. Duran, E. H. Stevenson D. r.
SANDERS J e. Green JOHN D. Lewis J. Perote Martin Fo-
l.ai Ms.. ~ a. J.rz Mr. sofa Hamilton . -,
tbON HAVANA-In steamship Laona, MAY 3-Ameiee Blanc
che Lurg fsaereo De LCurL Caberf0, JOIN H. Murray Geo
Eos..ef lr.Iel,T Aanero, Miguel M4nefo Geo. IE'lng.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

As we go to press, fire, which threatens to
be very destructive, raging IN FranAIorst opposite
FrcnCh's Hotel
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
POLITICAL NnIEe-

The recent attack Of the Yice-Piesident has
cra"n iion the "-tascai editor" the t.ct that three
people have died in the NceP.c.i5 lCs OH5e-GeJrse
t-IhIoA Of Aoa-lorA IL lsz. Lbn4, ,e Geny Of Masse
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01

7or ~ 30 per line al insert 1dgc--eral r0HA
IN eight sra's ketiuciy Newfafe1 ircuig OBJ" ia
we refer 70 tue publisher " This A veE
noSn Lis Adlrt.s GEo. p EOakLL Co., Aoso.s
Agents, No. IL P4rs-row Nes-Yoft.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01

The jury in the Cunningham murder case, in
the Hudson County Court jersey city, brought IN yer,
dict 10 1853 last evening, Of man-lugter IN tne conu
degree The prisoner sentenced to 20 years in the
State Prison at hard labor.