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TIE PAPAL RIOTS In BELGIl n.
ARREST OF THE RIMGLEADERs.
The International Society the Bugb,ar OF The
Belgian Government.
PREPARING TO MEET A FED RISING.
TELEGRAM TO THE REV YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE REV YORK HERALD
LONDON, June 20, 1871.
The disturbances in Brussels on the occasion OF
the celebration OF the Pope's Jubilee have been sup
pressed by the aid OF the military but the quarters
Of the curriers' are still In state OF fermentation.
THE ARRESTS
Sixty-eight persons In all have been arrested at
Brussels FOR completely in the disturbances; but
many more arrests Will be made before peace can
be restored.
WAR ON THE CLERICALs.
Prominent members OF the International Society
have openly threatened to make war on the cleri-
Gals and to force the governm mt TO carry out GER
tain measures for the benefit OF the workingmen OF
Belgium
FEARS OF TIE BELGIAN GOVERNMENT.
The journals are full or comments on the late
riotous proceedings The clerical papers condemn
the International Society. while the other journals
say that both the and the ubiliss to blame
for the disorders.
The Belgian government maniiests much concern
at the proceedings OF the International Society, and
has given orders that the garrisons in all the large
cities should be reinforced.
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Personal Intelligence.

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Ex-Governor J. Gregory Smith. OF Vermont, Presl-
dent OF the Northern Pacific Railroad. at the Bre-
WORT House.
General Robert Lenox Banks. Of Governor Hoir-
mans STAFF has apartments at the Clarendon Hotel.
Colonel John Q. Packard, OF New orleans, is resid
ing at the Grand central.
Ex-Congressman ]. V. L. Pruyn, OF Albany, Is
sojourning at the Brevoort House.
George W. Miller, Superintendent OF tho New
York State Insurance Department. yesterday arrived
OF the Fifth Avenue.
Colonel J. F. Moore, OF the British Army. Is
auarlered OF the Clarendon Hotel.
General George w. Cass, OF Pttsburg, Is domlcilei
at the ST. Nicholas.
W. G. Fargo. OF Buffalo, is registered at the Aston
House.
H. G. Clcaveland, of Cleveland, Ohio Is at the
Grand Central
J.B. Alexander, OF Kentucky, is staying at the
Fifth Avenue.
Dr. Crossman. Of England, is registered at the st.
Nicholas.
Ex.Mayor Barrett, OF Washington is domiciled at
the Gilsey House.
A. Lockwood, Of England, is sojourning OF the
fifth Avenue.
Colonel VIM. whaley. OF CHARLESTON, s. O., Is quar-
tered at the Gllsey House.
A. F. Sparks OF Mobile is at the Grand Central.
wv. Gait, OF Washington, is staying at the Gil
eey House.
j. +. Mccullough, or Pittsburg. is at the st. Mich
olas.
Captain G. II. Taylor, OF St. Louis is staying at
che ST. Nicholas.
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GENERAL REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO Tie NEW Y0as H;RALD.

TELEGRAM TO The NEW Y0as HERALD.
The International Advertisements De.
clines-Germany Threatening-Duc DE Bro
giles rtism In the Army
Persigny still In London.
LONDON, June 90 1871.
The London Tines special despatch says the
ing electoral manirestoes.
DECLARATIONS.
Baron Raussmann and NJ Lemoine have de-
clined to seek the SURFACES OF the electors
COMMUNIST LEADERS.
General Cluseret has been arrested
Nj. Mllllere has been seen In Liverpool.
GERMANY THREATENING.
The London Daily Ne,cs' despatch says instruc-
tons have been given from Berlin to stop the return
OF the German troops from France. and to discon-
tinue the surrender OF French prisoners.
DUO DE BRoGLIE's OPINION.
A letter from the Duke de Brogie to the French
residents OF London says:-"Reguated liberty q
nrm government and free institutions will re-estab
lIsh the greatness and domestic prosperity OF
Frances
B0NAPARTTSM IN THE ARMY.
The London Morning Post says the review at
Longchamps has been postponed because The regi-
ments would have cried "Vire rEnape,eur y,
fERsIGNY STILL IN LONDON
NJ Persigny Is still In London, and has not been
absent from here since the ddcheance OF the Emperor
was proclaimed.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Monty MAgKET.-LoSDoN, June 20-S 20 r.
MConsos closed at 80 for both money the account
United States hvetweny bonds, 1862 %A 1885, old. e0s
1867, s9ya; ten-fores, osl.
FRANKyoRr MosEY MAEKEr.-FRANKroRr, June 90 -
United States etweuy bonds 96 for the Issue is62
PARIS MoNEY MARKLr.-PARis, June zV.-Renies, 81
francs ~ centimes.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKKT.-LIvERPooL, June 20
40 r. MIhe market closed firm, middAng uplanas I'D.
ssd rnddng Orleans, sad The sales Of the DAY
isU bales OF which J bales were taken for speculation
aud export.
REPORT.
MANcursTER, June 2The market for ard fabrics
at Manchester In frmcr
LiyrRpooL PROVISIONS MARgET.-LIvERpooL,J June
2pPork 5Os Dbl. for Esttern prize Lard 47s
81. Bacon J3s cwt. for Cumberland cut Tai
low As. per S1s per Tor short rib mddes
LiyEapOoi. BERADsTUIre MARKEr.-LIvEkPOoL, June
20x so MIhe market for brcsdstuGs 10 dull. The
ceips wheat Tor past have been IS Go
tiers, which q, 800 were American.
TAR COTTON MOVEMENT.
LivEnrooL, June 20, is7l
ArrireL Dtts n St,ii.g Butes VI Cotton.
Ship I. q Scranton. Mobile, May 49,
SHY Canterbury Mobile. May H. 369d
The shipments or from BOMBAY since the last
DORA In 18th inst we're 81 Mn haea.
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THE SENTIMENT OF THE FRENCH ARMY
Various reasons are assigned for the postpone
ment of the grand review of the French army
on last Sunday in the Champ de Mars.
Among the causes mentioned for this putting
of Of the review is that NJ Theirs was afraid
that the soldiers would cry out "Vice rEm-
pereur! 7" There is nothing in the recent con-
duct Of the French regiments, so far as is pub
licly known, to indicate that they would do
any such thing. If the name Of thu Emperor
is 80 cherished by the soldiers of France this
decision of the Executive will in no way abate
their enthusiasm for their fallen Emperor.
We prefer to think that the Emperor is dead
militarily as well as politically, and even the
cries, if they were given, Of "Vive rEmpe-
eeur!" would not resurrect him.
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OHIO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 90 1871
The Republican Convention tom ,rrow promises
to be one OF the largest assembled here. sena-
tor Sherman, Ex-Governor Dennison, General Gar
field, General b. r. Cowan, Assistant Secretary of
the Interior; General Il. p. auckland, r. +. Spadlng
and other prominent representatives OF the party
Will be present. The platform will take
liberal ground on the different pubic
questions and endorse the administration An ed0rt
nominate b. +. Wade Tor Governor has apparently
been abandoned by the Cincinnati politicians, VINO
hau 1t In charge. General Edward +. Noyes, OF
Cincinnati. win probably be nominated Oh the first
ballot by large majority. The Cleveland decsa-
ton has created some excitement By bringing out
Jacob Mueller for Lieutenant Governor.
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F r A @ E.
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Magistrates Who are Candidates Re-
quested to Resign.
A BITTER NEWSPAPERS WAR.
Prince NapOleOn's Election
Thought Certain.
ROUHER AT BORDEAUX.
COrpses Daily Discovered in the
Houses and Sewers of Paris.
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B0NAPARTISM IN THE ARMY.
Singular Action of the Ger
man Government.
Gambetta Declines a Nomination
for the Assembly.
COrpses Daily Discovered in the
Houses and Sew ers of Paris.
BONAPARTISM IN THE ARMY.
Singular Action Of the Ger
man Government.
Gambetta Declines a Nomination
for the Assembly.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW York HERALD.

VERSAILLES, June 90 1871.
The Minister OF Justice Das issued a circular re-
questing all magistrates who are candidates TOT the
Assembly to resign before the election.
PRIVATE TELEGRAPHY.
The government authorizes the establishment
or private telegraphy In the departments OF the
Seine and Seine-et-Olse.
MANIFESTO OF MODERATE REPUBLICANS
manifesto from the moderate republicans an
nounces the adhesion OF sixteen more newspapers
to their cause.
BANK RETURNS.
The Bank OF France has resumed the publication
OF its returns.
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WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT., \
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 2l-1:30 A. NJ.


WASHINGTON June 21-1:30 A. NJ.
synopsis ror the Past Ttnenty.ro,r Hours.
The barometer has risen steadily from Missouri
60 Lake Superior, where 1t Is now high
est IL was Tuesday night quite low In
Illinois. with rain Lake Michigan but
Is now entirely recovered, with clear weather.
The area Of low pressure in Northern New York,
after extending somewhat southwark, Is now
passed northeastward, beyond our stations. Light
raiGs have passed from Lake Ontario eastward, and
now prevail on the New England coast Fresh and
light south and southwest winds have prevailed
on the Atlantic coast, westerly winds from
New England to Michigan and northcrly
winds In the Northwest. The temperature
mas fallen since Monday night from Lake Michigan
eastwards II Is now rising west OF the
Mississippi with light eastery winds.
Local rains were reported. this evening
from the Southern States, but pleasant and clear
weather prevails from the Gulf to Wisconsin and
Eastward
Probabilities
The barometer will probably continue high north
OF the ONO Valley, but falling IN the North.
west on wednesday. Local storms
probable for Tonight in Tennessee ana the
mid-Atlantic coast Pleasant weather with light
winds viii probably prevail from the Mississippi to
she Atlantic. No serious disturbance IS appre-
Ncnded on the Lake or Gull coast.
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KEEP THE STHeeIs CLEAN.

superintendent Kclso yesterday afternoon Issued
the following general order TO the captains OF the
various precincts:-
Members OF the force be especially verant
throughout the summer In preventing the throw
Ing Of garbage into the street, and in this respect
must suitably caution proprIetors OF restaurants
householders wherever The streets in front Of
premises show cylencs Of offences against the law
which prohibits uncieaniness Of thoroushtare.
members OF the force must make
ana IN every way aid the health authorities
You instruct the memb,r OF your command That
full compliance with this order may be had
- JAMES j. KELSO, Superintendent
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CAPE NAY.

srho Season Fully Recommendations Fill
Ing Up-Excitement Over the Forthcoming
Yacht Race.
CAPE MAY, N. j., June 20, 1871.
The season at this favorite watering place has
fairly opened and the beach is daily lined with bath
ing parties and the different hotels have engaged
most OF their rooms. Congress Hall has been open
for some time and Is well filed with guests already.
The stockton opens on Saturday next.
The all-absorbing topic OF conversation among
guests is the yacht race TO take place July L. Al
ready numerous bets have been made on the result
OF the contest Special trains and steamers viii
bring spectators from New York. Philadelphia and
Baltimore. Tire prizes valued ut $1,000, are being
manufactured by Bailey. OF Philadelphia, and viii
be completed ut an early day.
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PARIS AC,OUNr rs.
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

The Work Of Il estoi ation-Bitter Newspaper
War-Monarchical Fears-Gamsettn De-
clines-COmmunists Denounccd-A Second
Chamber Proposed-Rouher Gone to Bor-
deaux-Prince Napoleon's Election Certain
Corpses Daily Discovered.
PARIS. June 20. 1871.
The work OF the restoration OF Paris, and espe-
clally Of the Bots dc Boulogne, is being actively
pushed forward.
BITTER NEWSPAPER WAR.
The war between the eighteen mon archica and
i've republican journals is bitter in the extreme The
latter repudlate the Commune. The general impress
sion Is that their leaders represent the sentiments Of
more OF the electors than those OF their advcrsarles.
They are also united while the monarcnical journals
are divided.
MoNARcHIcAL FEARS.
The monarchcal press rear the union OF the re-
publican journals.
STILL LONGING FOR ALsACE AND LORRAINE.
committee has been formed TO procure the re-
turn to the Assembly OF the former representatives
or Alsace and Lorraine.
GAMBErTA DECLINES.
M. Gambetta has declined q nomination for the
Assembly.
COMMUNISTS DENOUNCED.
Denunciations OF Communists made daily. and
estS continue to be OF frequent occurrence.
A SECOND CHAMBER PROPOSED.
The idea IS mooted OF forming second Chamber,
to be elected By the General Councils.
NOT ARRESTED.
The report that NJ Pyat has been arrested Is con.
tradicted.
GONE TO BORDEAUX.
M. Rouher has gone to Bordeaux.
THE REPUBLICAN UNION.
The Steele approves the plan for the republican
Union.
TRUE ENOUGH.
The TTesse says the monarchica parties are all
wanting In patriotism.
PRINCE NArOLEoN's cANDIDATURE.
Prince Napoleon has accepted the canddaturc for
the Assembly from Corsica, and his election Is
thought certain.
CoRrsES DAILY DISCOVERED
Corpses are daily discovered in The ruined houses
OF Paris The exploration OF the sewers has been
completed. Many bodies were found In them In q
horr bly, mutilated condition aud buried at night In
the cemetery OF Montnartre.
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ENGLAND.
The Treaty Of Washington in Boh Houses Of
Parliamsnt-Notice to the British Claimants
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June 20, 1871.
In the House OF Lords to- night Earl Granville, In
reply to an inquiry concerning the Treaty OF WASH
ington said April 9, 1866, the day of General Lees
surrender, had accepted date OF the ter
mnation OF the American war; but he thought
claims for losses occurring subsequently would be
considered.
FILING THE BRITISH CLAIMS.
In the House OF Commons to-day viscount En-
field, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, promised
that the government would give immediate notice
to British claimants, under the Treaty OF Washing.
ton to file claims and proofs before tine Commission
created by that treaty within SIX months.
THUNDER STORMS.
Violent thunder storms passed over the British
Isles to-day. Several persons were struck by light.
mig.
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AUSTRO-HUHGARIAT MONARCHY.
Ratification Of the Natural cation Convention
with the United states-1he Budget
Passed by the Reichsrath.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Y0ax HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE new YIK HERALD
PEsTH, June 90 1871.
Previously to the prorogatlon OF the Hungarian
delegation The Naturalization Convention between
Austria and Hungary and the United States was ap-
proved By both houses and signed by the Emperor
The provisions o. the convention are similar to
those Of the naturalization treaty concluded with
the government or Germany.
Tue Austrian Budget.
VIENNA, June 90, 1871.
The Lower House OF the Reichsrath has passed the
budget In the form proposed by the government.
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ACCIDENT ON The NEW YOaa ClhTAL RAILROAD.

ROCHESTER, June 20, 1871.
A collision occurred about four o'cl OK this MORN
Ing on the New York Central Railroad at Fairporr
station between freight train and the express
freight ana accommodation tram, bOtn headed
west. passenger, named Cyrus Andrews, Of Sa-
vannah, had leg broken, and II was subsequently
amputated. All the passengers in the coach, ten tn
number, were injured slightly. Several cars were
wrecked and the water tank house demolished. Tue
accident caused delay 10 trains on the road.
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Changes IN the Turk 81 Mlnistry-Russia and
the Sublime Porte.
TELEGRAM TO THE ReA YORK HERALD

CoNsTANTrNoPLE, June 20, 1871.
Several changes have occurred In the Turkish
Ministry. The Grand Vizier All Pacha is to remain.
The names of the new Ministers have not yet been
made public.
1t Is said that the changes have been made in ac-
cordance with the altered relations between the
Sublime Porte aud Russia which are now Of u very
friendly nature.
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

New York Central and Hudson River Rail-
road Penalties.
BUFFALO, June 90 1871.
All cases pending IN the Superior Court OF this
city over 40. for penalties against the New York
Central and Hudson River Railway for excess OF
charges were affirmed to-day, with costs. judges
Vcrpanck and Humphrey presiding. These. with
the cases heretofore carried 10 the Court OF Ap-
peals, Involve penalties amounting to over half
million dollars,
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TfLsGRan 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, June 20, 1871.
Tho impartial says the Ministers have decided to
resign only after the DEBATE In the COrtes on the
address. Marshal Serrano enrcatcd Senior Moret,
the Minister OF Finance, to withdraw his resgna-
ton. but the latter remained firm. and his resIgna-
ton has been accepted by the King.
THE DISTURBANCES ON THE PoPE's JUBILEE.
The Project OF Madrid has resigned IN consequence
OF the disturbances on the Pope's jubilee.
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ITALY.
King Victor Emmanuel Still Avoiding Rome
The REQ ganization o. the italian Army.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

FLORENCE. June 81, 1871.
King Victor Emmanuel has returned from Naples
without visiting Rome.
The King has been greatly troubled OF late about
the state OF affairs in the EterIal City.
He has hitherto studous'y avoided going to Rome,
TO which facr may be ascrDcd the delay in the re-
moval OF the capital Of italy.
THE ITALIAN ARMY.
The Chamber OF Deputies IS engaged in the dis.
cusslon OF the bill for tho reorganization OF the
Italian army
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FRENCH FINANCES.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


Passage Of the Loan Bili-M. Thiers' Expo
sition OF the Financial Situatiou.
VERSAILLES, June 20, 1871
The Assembly has unanimously passed the Loan
bill.
THEIRS on THE FINANCES.
In the Assembly to-day, during the debate on
the Loan bI PRECEDENT Thers mace n state.
ment OF the financial condition OF the county.
He said the German war had cost France three mil
lizards Of francs The dchct OF the fiscal year 1901
reached 1851, 100000 francs; but OF this amount
the Bank oil France had advanced to the government
1880 900 francs, so that the Immediate deficiency
Tor the year educed to sol 100000 francs But TO
this must be added 438. oooo0J francs for expenses
since incurred In the suppression OF the In
surrcction In Paris This total delcit OF
1877 600 900 francs NJ Theirs proposed to meet BY I'M
posing new taxes. The situation. he SAID, was aifl-
cult, but not disastroua
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THE ONO REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION
assemblies to-day in Columbus. The chief in
terest attached to the Convention lies in the
question Of who shall be the nominee for Gov
ernor-Ben Wade or General Noyes? The
chances at present seem to be in favor of
General Noyes, with Old Ben gracefully retir-
ing In favor Of his young and popular friend.
In regard to the platform the republicans of
Ohio have nothing new to affirm. The only
departure anticipated is feeble endorsement
of the administrations for the republicans
have their soreheads and intractables as well
rs the democrats. However that may be, and
whoever may be the nominee, it is pretty GER
tain that the campaign will be carried on
with unusual spirit, for the democrats are
already in the field with their armor on and
their lances ready, and, aided by the new po-
iilical mi.railleuse, the ''new departure, ex-
pect to fight heroically if they do not succeed
in achieving signal victory.
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TORNADO IN kAYSAS.

PARSONS, Kan, June 20, 1871.
terrible tornado swept over southwestern
Kansas on Friday evening last. The town or FL
Dorado was nearly dcstroyed-over hundred
houses were demolished, involving loss Of
500, O00 The storm did great damage TO the crops,
Ind fences were Blown u0wn aud houses unr0Ofcd
In all directions II was the severest storm on the
plains for years.
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE RE
PAIRED.

HEARTS, CONTENT Newfoundland,
June 90 1871.
The repairing ship Scanderia grapped and con-
nected the ends OF The broken 1866 cable at hapast
twelve O'Clock p NJ, local time, today.
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rv,o. v.... 20 the subject will have the enecs OF
operating as check on custom the practice
of which may, if not guarded against in time,
be productive of dire caamities.

THE QUEENS COUNTY AUTHORITIES are
coming to our relief pretty much in the style
of Jersey. Two of the police officers from
that county came to town yesterday and
arrested and carried away with them our two
most distinguished roughs, Harry Hill and
Reddy the Blacksmith, on the puerile charge
of aiding and abettng prize fight in the
jurisdiction of these rural magnates. The
idea of charging such criminal heroes as Hill
and Marley with abetting a prize fight is as
ridiculous as it would be to denounce the
demons of the Commune for playing at pin
pool; but so long as the charge is sufficient to
cart them away even for a short period, and
as the action evinces friendly disposition to
aid US on the part of Queens county, we shall
not complain. Have your Jail very closely
guarded, however, Queens county, or you will
miss them sooner than we would wish
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SPAIN.

Resignation Of the Ministers Marshal Sorrano
Entreating M. Moret to Remair n the Cab
net-Resigaa.ion Of the Pref 0: Of Nadrd.
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Mississippi Central Railroad.

NASHVILLE, June 20, 1s7I.
The Southern Railroad Association paid to-day
to the State Comptroller S33,ODO interest on tho
bonds issued for the construction OF part OF tina
MlSstssLL pI central Railroad In Tennessee.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

JUNR 81.
ls7O-several French and Russian officials and .
number Of Sisters OF Mercy massacred BY the
natives at TIentsin. China.
ise4-Battle or Weldon Railroad, Va. Union forces
defeated.
Issa-Marrn Koszta seized at SMYRNA by party Of
sailors from the Austrian war vessel HnlZar.
17os-Bartle of Vinegar Hill, lreand the rebellion
OF the United lrlsnmen crushed.
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BELGIUM
The Italian Minister to Brus els Recalled.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD

BRUSSELS, June 20, 1871.
Is said that the Italian Minister to Brussels as
received letters from his government terminating
his mission to Belgium.
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BAVARIA.
Appointment Of Representative to France.
TELEGRAM TO The new Yo,x s;aAl0.

MUNICH. June 90, 1871.
Herr Ruthardt mas been appointed Bayarian
Charge d'Anaires at Paris.
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A.-PhalOn's New Perfume.
| LOVE YOU.
I LOVE YOU.

A.--Herring's Patent
CHAMPfON SAFES,
26l Broadway, corner Murray Stress
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All Qniet nm the Tier.

ROME. June 20, 1871.
Nothing more has been said by the authorities
about the alleged plot TO assassinate the Pope. All
the excitement In Rome has suDsided and the city
is now perfectly quiet
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Cnrd.-First Contribution for Peoples ole
legc the Samaritan IiomeI take this method OF OK
pressing my grateful for the receipt tns
morning. OF five hundred dollar grcenback per express,
unknown trends OF The enterprise IN h,ensn1
county Ohio that sha De my care 70 see
II properly used furthersnce o. me goo cause
JUNEW WhbiI" n. chNi ~
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Br thing Dresses, Caps and shoes, for Ladies'
and gentlemen, q, UNION ADAMS 4 CO.'S. 6s7 Broadway