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New-York tribune., 1871-12-06

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
STEAMSHIPS BETwE Elm NEwlORK AND HAvkR, CALLING
m splendid Continent
irVIa Pier No. ~ North River follows:
PEREfRE.. Dinrf SATURDAY December TO-
ST. .Lema'e .....SArlRDAY December 30
WILLIE DE PARIS .Surmeut. sATURDAY Jan a. 1872
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD i,nriuiiny wiusJ
TO BRBoT OR HAvRk:
Cabin lsJ second Cabin.
ExCCkSTON TICKETS AT REDt CtD RATS
These DasseuEep
runing from the Continent of Europe
avoid both kngsh rai~as
OF CsLp~ beside trouble
erp-nse GkO. MACKENZIE. Agent. M. So Broadway.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w NEW YORK. CORK. AND LIVERPOOL
THE SIX LARGEST IN THE WOkID
OCEANIC ANTARCTIC REPUBLIC
900 tunsh hurlen--300 h. D. each.
Sailing New York SATU URDAiS FROM Liverpool THURS
DAYS COrkH Harbor tn. dsv following
ATLANTIC. SAICRDAY: Dee Ii. st lusM
OCEANIC. SATCkDAY. Jan. g.
From the White Ssai Deck Psveria Psrry Jsrp, tstv.
or all essesl vailed,
sAPETY SPEED. AND COMFORT
smoking
where least motion felt s,d svariessss
these aeAnefa
RATBS-sAoeu. S. gold Storage 80 eurr.ne, Tsoss wish
end D friends from the Old County
prepaid certificates SO. currency.
Paacnsss hssksdto from all pss Of Pshs Hsnbsrg
Esrvsy Sweden, India Australia China, ke
nfeurses tickets srasted at lowest rsteA
Drans frvn II upward.
Po inspection Of sus and other information pp s Co.panys
a BPeadWnV. Yofk. J. III. ~.
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Ocean 6teamers.

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LWR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. -
Regular Mai steamer, sailing the aN Of ever m"''a.
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r.. ,fn s'Is%s Sa and and FL Rio De so @
IN lts.i GAassSS s';;.. sr:1 'sS
HAVANA, PROG RESO and VERA CEtZ.
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COLUMBIA r. v~n See: Dr. ~
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ANCHOR LlNE-SILAMIEIRSS To GLAS-
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''." .;Ttss' Ss% AFS $s$s., srn,...
s.' ss" sss"s, P.r Dc s ss
s,%f s;,aa. De-, n k'Rors ,.us.y e D.
frs. Coon s;S: .strmela'e sa serr''e
GIT '"f's' w '''' w HENDKRsON BROrHLRS. Agent.
,s;sHs s :: rHnIsTASSASO s and co
he ''''''' iSSsoIDi' i@ c,y, P. BARASnos,
q ' :. : o.1 OF ssr'Sp:a S1 .tsv fa.SkrS DSEs
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EOK LIVERPOOL.
,sRR,ING ri!E 1. 5. NAILS
TiiE L,ErPonL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM coMPASf
vii ci.,a,eb ou Of r-r sr.t.. .o~er steamships
FROM PIER n" 40, y. H., Li EEi wED"EsbAi,
follows
COLORADO. Cr;. r T. rtrsrhS pre'n'ef' a. 1t" p. N.
NiScoS>IN c.7: W. rHyns.s rr"rn'"' L. At =" "'n.
NEVADA Cart Fo D,c.,nber 20 81 ~
WYOMING CAPT y WhSfR> >.......l'' '''""r :. Il "'r L.
WS.;L,crA te;t M".-,'.........i '"ar.
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C;ii las~age $so aoln.
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I"t l,.sh al i..,.4"r. ,pry
MUIIANs Glloy. No fswsn..
JNMAN LINE. - For QUEENS1OWN and
~ N s''m' are S ', as ".'
Y OF or TsR " sATrHpAY i.e 10 10 m
Iiii 0E MASniSGroS. ri,,1SnAl ls: e. 2l2en
% c .,. Or G ~ ,i tKsDsy sfS "% Dnf Pr r. so
RATES OF PASSAGE
rssr t"ts ~ o"' srKfhiGF n,Hft :. '."@.sS+s
To 1cndon.. 81 To Ior,l"n. 33
t. ibrts. To
P..ngrr. towrnei Taml. rg sard- NORWAY
u .uIasrk. al reduced rates
Tcle be bought rorit~ hr Sishiu.
Sud ior eir frienk.
For further Information apply the Compsuys 0hce
JOHN g. DALE Ar-ni No IL iiroadvav y. Y.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
tesnsip Capt. Erus will ob SATURDAY.
n-, fh'ld,t
iow~i
s.ainship RIIFIS Capt =. &. Meyer SATCRDAY Dr. c
RATES OF PASSAGE 70 LONDON. UAVRE. AND BREMEN:
tPArATIE ITS EQUIVALENT IN crkKsScNI
cahip
FOR f,xEt passsg., apply TO OELRiuS L. Co., Agents
. Bowling.
ONLY DiREGT 1T LiNE n r. TO FL FRAMTE ys NAN
New-York tribune., 1871-12-06
DALTIC LLOYD.

RALTIC LLOYD. ,..,, ~,
For STETTlN touchng st CHRlSTlASSAHD ana "
PESHtGEN To LAM passrrgrr- aId inr''"
LASS o. steamship
HUMBOLDT, Capi 7. BARANhoS
SATURDAY. bee o az w. n III i.r ID Ncrh " We
10 he FOLLOWED fRASkLlN, AaI J. p'' ir" "h
SATURDAY bee. IG. -. ... =. ..
CABIN PASSAGE tGol,, SBO. STEERAGE tGold) @5h
F,eiyh for ST PtTRRSEItG of ne
isned For Freight VI ~
.age appI, 10 WENpT KAMMELSBERG Agents
/ '"~' "'p" >" OKe~. ~ Brosdwav.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-06

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la tie,kg Nd. HoyrH.trr - lB.I.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-06

Nov 70. lS7l. !
Oaie, Han Ma-or Of the CITY Of NevYorh pasus.es
THE OF sec"n the
elections IN the C. and County Of NwYorh" passed April 1910
have appointed an Inspector Of Election
Of d cv the following appearing
!h Board Of County Canvae be the the
highest nunoef OF votes for Inspector Of Election for biz ~
the vote oy the two Inspectors Of Election declared BY the
Board OF County
appointed being 90 far possible y Ascertain non
The mixed polsa aspects Of the from party general
pcca orpoon on State Issues to the party ni The
ts candidates for INSPECTION Of E.cuou believing then
determining A. OiKEY HALL
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.1

The Cabinet will meet at II o'clock tomorrow morning
and is understood that matters OF unusual Importance
viii be under consideration, among them the present
differences between Commissioner Pleas0ntOn aud the
Secretary Of the Treasury 1t is also believed here that
several appointments OF prominence will be made though
there is no official authority for so stating.
The following has been prepared at the Internal ReYe
nue. Office to-day: The cash balances due from exCOlec
tors Of the Internal Revenue Office TO the Government,
as shown by the books OF the Internal Revenue Bureau
amounts to s27es397 SO. OF this amount there is due
from Collectors appointed by President Lincoln,
s39OO5s 95 from Collectors appointed by President
johnson, ssl357 H. and from Collectors appointed by
President Grant s64, ,581 70.
Gov Woods of Utah Territory arrived here yesterday
and to-day had interview with the President. He
states that there grounds for the charges against
United States Judges McKeon and Strickland OF Utah,
now on file in the Attorney Generals office, but that
they made In the interests OF the MormOns and
tain persons engaged in mining operations, who cannot
use these Judges us they desire.
In accordance with the law the number OF enlisted
belonging TO the army of the United States will be
duced after the 30h inst 10 the standard OF $4,000
large number OF applications for discharges have re-
Gently been received at the Department from prvaes IN
the army asking TO be discharged when the reduction
takes place.
Gov. Cook to-day sent TO the President the OF
Lewis H. Douglas 10 be member OF the Council for this
District In place of Frederick Douglass The Coun-
Gilman Is son Of Frederick Douglass, and resides in the
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
THE FIRST KU-KLUx TRIALS UNDER THE NEW


MEMPHIS, June 2S.-The first important case
under the Enforcement or KuKlux bill Is now trial
here In the United States Court. Twenty names
figure in the indictment, and all old residents The
indictment charges the defendants while in disguise
with foreiby taking Alexander Sage negro from his
house Aberdeen al midnight the 10th OF March,
and hanging him by the neck until he dead The
uIal opened Friday last, petition for wBt
of habeas corpus, which granted, and yesterday
set down for the hearing, which day occupied
with the preminares. To-day the case was commenced
In earnest and large number OF witnesses ex-
amined The defense rely chiefly the abit OF counsel
and the previous good character Of defendants
They guarded 10 and from the court (which pre-
sided by Judge b. A. Hi) by detachment Of the
18th u. g. Infantry, sent from Nashville who mount
guard Ut the court house door all day The trial exces
the greatest interest and will probably last several
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
TELEGRAPHIC MOTIFS.

The deaths from smallpox in London, Eng,
about liO weekly
THE Harry Morse, ship Of $50 tuns burden,
launched at Bath, Me-, Yesterday.
THE little ship City Of RaguSa from New-YOrk,
spoken Monday, 34 miles from Cape Clear Ireland
THE village of Fitchvle, Conn, with mile,
power &c sold YESTERDAY to Henry Waterman of PToy
dence. 600 manufacturing enterprise vii e established
THE High and Latin school-boys of Boston IA
coupanes) reviewed Boston Common Mayor
Gaon several DISTINGUISHED military and tie ofc Of le
Austrian steamer NOyas.
THE drill for the championship between the
Montgomery Guard and the City GHsn Of Boston, resulted
vor Of the Montgomery Guard great crowd witnessed the df
which took place OF the Common
....The Little Rock Ark Gazette in its crop re-
port Puask Hed Hocuf
sebastian Cross Ousch and Conwsy aiG CON- add w
the at one-third less tasn last
The champion billiard match in Portland Me-
YESTERDAY between Henri Shel Of that aui Charles smith
Augusta former he holder % The r nearly three
years) by $50 points The SinueTs average VAS l. IS.
Although last Fall, Gov. Shatfer forbade the
OF salt Lake C from drilling Ne Mormon etenan,-
has ordered for the FOulh of Jl Gov ",
temporarily absent nom the TERRITORY. Before leayng ee 10
give his asseD, to this proceeding.
THE decision of the Supreme Court of Tennes-
declaring the issued By the County Conn VOID
roand Of the uneontutonahty " the issue
Memphis Il believed that
- 10000 which there Cti 20 Le
River Railroad amounting to = Oo uow bell By MeCo5 Co.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
FRANCE.

REMARKABLE SUCCESS OF THE NEW FRENCH
LOAN-THE COMING ELECTION-ACTIvITY OF
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTURBANCE
IN sTR4sBOURG.
PARIS Wednesday, June 2s, 1871.
The new loan has been covered, and the sub
ecpon lists have been closed The amount desired has
been subscribed for several Even peasants
and servants have invested their savings in the loan
It is hoped that in the election on Sunday next as
many as 50 deputies to be chosen TO the Assem-
bly, viii he supporters Of the Government. The Bona
partists are very active in the distribution Of
pamphlets. These pamphlets are mainly ad-
dressed and intended FOR effect among the ignorant
electors and are great extent devoted TO praise OF
the Imperial generosity TO the Roman Catholic Church
The Democrats hopelessy divided. The Communists
arc still pacardng Paris with proclamations One secret
press has been seized.
The Republican Committee. after long discussion, has
rejected by majority Of two the name of NJ Gambetta
as candidate for the Assembly. The moderate Repub-
ncans objected 10 the election of NJ. Gambetta to the
Assembly as anti-patrioc. NJ Gambetta has accepted
nomination TO tho Assembly in the Department OF the
Lower Seiue.
The Committee Of the United Republican Journals
have sed an address 10 the electors Of the Department
Of the Seine declaring that the Republic is not mere
temporary expedent. coalition OF the principal cleo
toral committees Of Paris is considered probable The
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of Paris, 81. Denis and Sceaux have
been divided into $50 electoral districts.
The Count de Paris arrived to-day, and will call on
President Thiers tomorrow. He has sent NJ Estancein
20 Frohsdorf make arrangements for the visit of the
Dnke Chsrtres Paris and fix the date when both
Princes may have an interview with NJ Theirs
The state dinner viii be given by President Theirs to-
morrow, after the grand review at Longehanps. All the
Generals and Colones have been invited Gen. BOurbak
will probably, be among the guests.
Another Franco-GeIInan feud recently broke out in
strasbourg. Even the women were engaged in it, and
poured hot upon their foes Many arrests were
made and quiet restored.
In the Assembly, yesterday, NJ. Audifet presented a
Teort respecting the contracts made during the war,
2ch aeeSses several persons Of enormous malyersa-
N0ks The late French CODsxl at New-York, NJ. Victor
PGGe' sespecally charged with corruptisn in office.
AGabriae goes TO Berlin diplomatic representative
oi france h will probably beave tomorrow for his
post President Thiers ntuates that tine treaties with
1-deiSn Powers must be modified owing ts the altered
circumstances % France.
1"s poSce nave arrested many gels In the eaes. Two
hundred were ts0 into custody yesferday. regiment
oi the foot gendaSmere hss been disbanded. The
khediYe Of Egypt has sent 1900 fracs 10 the orphans
of the YyeBcb ciyIl war.
d. ThieJs has paid visit 10 Marshal NacMabop II is
oeDled at tie Communists, whe in Dover forced notes
oi ihe Bank OF France. The Hsgre Chamber Of Com
eTce mas sent protest 10 the Assembly against Customs
duties
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
VOL. xxXI.....N0 9,4S2.
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CoREAN WAR.

,,xprorrs OF THE UNITED STATES
FIVE FORTS CAPTURED AND NEARLY
80 uuNpRED CANNoN-HEAVY Loss OF
THE CoREANs.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The secretary Oh 'he
reoeivea to-day frOm Admiral Rodgers the following
,,n,,ch II left Corea the 2sd inst, and was tee
anbod from Shanghai via Hong HOng' Singapore Cey
=, poo,hav and suez The dispatch contained ITO
,or,. and cost the Government 1855 &C. twin be seen
,no, this aispatch makes mention of the killed and
,ed ON hoard the vessels of other nations. The Ad
-, Drohaby omitted reference to these in order to
- .or,s The Navy Department has been in daily re-
ooDt Of dispatches and letters from the friends Of the
officers and men with the expedition inqurng as to the
fate OF relatives acQuaintances;
CoREA June o. 1871.
To ne Secretary Of the Mary;
The Corcans not apologzng their treacherous at
tack on the 10th landed at kiang no oooA anu u
stroye the lower fort and munitions OF war found in
It, On the nth we took another fort and then stormed
and captured the stronghold. Five forts have bern
taken The troops which defended them arc reported as
numbering 1900. There was desperate hand-to-hand
fighting in the citadel All the ordnance was destroyed,
numbering pieces principally small brass guns very
many small arms and so flags taken. We counted 2iS
dead Coreans the citadel We had three killed
They were the gallant Lieut. Mckee, who was first in
side the citadel killed with bullet and spear; marine
named Dennis Harrahan and landsman named Seth
Allen. Our nine wounded all out OF danger and do
ing wen. JOHN RODGERS, Commodore, U. s. N.
ENGLISH REPORT OF THE AFFAIR.
LONDON, June 2S.-The British Foreign Office
has received the following teegraphic dispatch:
SHANGHAI, June 2s.-The American Expedition has
gained a victory over the Coreans at KiangKo The
Corean strongholds captured and destroyed The
Coreans made desperate defense losing 500 killed and
wounded The loss of the Americans officer and
two men killed and seven wounded
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
RATIICATIONs EXCHANGED IN LONDON.

hAIlflGAilONS
LONDON. Wednesday June %, 1871.
1be Gasette announces that the ratifcations of
the Treaty of Washington were exchanged the 18th
inst and that Commissioners will shortly be named to
carry the stipulations into effect All British subjects
having claims against the United States requested to
prefer them within six months from the rst meeting OF
the Commission.
INSTRUCTIONS TO BRITISH NAVAL VESSELS on
THE FISHING BANKs-PRIYILEGE GRANTED
TO AMERICAN FISHERMEN.
WASHINGTON, June est is understood that
Sir Edward Thornton the British Minister has informed
the Secretary State that far the action of
Maestys naval officers OF those Of the Canadian Gov
ernnen is concerned there is Of anxiety to the
citizens of the United States engaged in the fisheries in
the neghbOrhood of the British Provinces, long
they do disregard the laws upon the subject still in
force that the tenor of the instructions issued to those
Officers both by Her Majestys Government and by that
Of the Dominion, Of the most liberal nature; that
though they 10 hold opinion that under the
Treaty of the United States fishermen pro-
hted from requenting Colonial ports and harbors for
nny other purpose than for shelter, repairing damages
purchasing wood obtaining water, such prohibition
win not be enforced during the present season. and that
they viii be allowed to enter Canadian ports for the pur
poses of trade and of transhpping sh and procuring
supplies; that they viii not be prevented from fishing
outside of the three-mile limit within bays, the mouths
Of which are than six miles wide.
Sir Edward Thornton, instructed by his Government
expresses the hope however, that citizens Of the United
States w their part contribute TO the prevention OF
untinely collision by refraning from encroaching for
tie purpose OF fishing upon those waters, from which,
by Treaty of 1Ss and by the laws Of Great Britain
and Canada they are excluded until the legislation for
insurng 10 them the privileges and immuntes agreed
upon by the Treaty of the 9Th of May 1871, shall have
bea ont.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
Page Il Wigginss saw-mil at Chelsea, Tenn.

barnsd on Tuesiay Lass, sl20oj no insurance
IA number of citizens of Mississippi We're on
trial ytseAy, before the Uu0d States Court At OIod eagled aA
being members Of the Ku.KhH orginlaron
49,. The Rev. Mr. Sawyer. Unversalst minister at
Cseuont ~ H. his wife ard her father he crossing
ut River ferry boat a that place y,stey, ty accent
thrown into the water aud all tIo ned.
Morris Knight, a well-known real estate and
insurance sgen OF Cincinnati While bathing IN tie oto tver ca
Tar~sy evening attempted 10 sNn 10 the ktnCcsy sde
drowned. Ills life uas Insured ior eJooV.
.... The counsel for Alexander Quarter tie de-
halug Of the Vie ling Saving. usuiou made ag a,
tussay iof change OF wth JTau;e tnal
take place at Aoords'e, hrlal Co. W. Va, osiobr
49,. Conductors john l.. Butterworth, Tonman q.
Seeas, Warren Dy, Fred lnan Eelry Lawence Aastn Pratt,
and Alfred G. Bownen all muoyes othc Abary Rad
sei Spn gbeh Mas ye.rzy th,,us
hop beigb uaina aIse OF
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE GEN. sHERMA
mrRpERERs SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.

ToPHKA, Kansas, June 28.-Judge Morton,
IN this District Court to-day, sentenced Lewis Ford and
Mary Jane Scales 10 be hanged the 18th OF August
next for numbering the husband of the latter near this
city last November Ford confessed that he killed
Scales an6 that Mrs Scales present but did not
asset also said that he has COhabted with her since
he VRs 10 wears old and that she often had asked him 10
KIN her htsbsnd Ford Is about e. and Mrs Scales
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
PERsOSALITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

.The Emperor and Empress of Brazil are ex-
Deeted IN Paris to-day.
The Board of Trustees of the North Western
University degree Of LII d. On LeutGtS fhp
Sheridan.
go. The Crown-Prnce Frederick William Of Ger
and wife le Princess Victoria Of Engahd sfe ef<elsd IN
England during the coming Autumn
John COnant Of Jaffrey, N H., who has contrib
uted largely the 1e1iturn college he n"
ebjeets sckeD WITH paralysis
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29

could not recognize ministerial crisis unless 1t or GIN
ated in the Chambers no requested the Ministers TO
again appear before the COrtes
Later consultations between the King the Presidents
OF the Senate, and Congress- and the members OF the
Ministry have resulted in the announcement that seol
Moret in the Cabinet upon the condition tha'
the Cortes agrees to his plans only partial modification
OF which ia probable.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
MEETING OF THE NEW BOARD.
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS APPOINTED CHAIRMAN
-PowEas OF THE NEW COMMISSION.

-PowEas OF THE NEW COMMISSION.
WAsHINGToN, June 2S.-The Commission ap-
pointed by the President to revise tho Civil Service OF
the Government to-day in the office OF the Assistant
Secretary of the Interior all the memoers peis
namely. George William Curtis Alexander q. Cattell
Joseph Medil Dawson A. Walker, David c. Cox, E. b.
Elliott and Joseph H. Blackfan. BY virtue OF preced
ence Of appointment George William Curtis assumed
the Chair and L. B. Elliott was elected eee-
retary. Having completed their organization .ne
members exchanged their views on the he
so,vice and entered into general conversation; but
no definite mode of action determined on All the
members agreed as to the necessity for reform that
their powers are merely advisory and net EXECUTIVES
that their duties are simply to recommend 10 the fres.
dent rules and regulations TO promote theemciehcy OF
the civil service and that they are In no sense
,or tho recommendation of candidates. The Board
agreed TO wait upon the President and pay thei
TO him Immediately after adjournment hei ih pr9
further conversation OF general character ne Doaru
adjourned to meet tomorrow morning at i"
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
THE STATE DENTAL SOCIETY.

ALBANY, June 2e.-At the session of the
Dental Society to-day, Drs g. b. Palmer OF Syracuse,
Frank Abbott Of York, and Leon Harvey Of Buffalo
appointed Committee Prize Essays The Treas
reported the receipts for the year be 1862 and
the disbursements s544 o. Dr. s. W Rogers of Utica. the
President OF the Society delivered the inaugural address,
IN the Of which he said the State Society was
steadily gaining strength and standing The whole
Der Of members belonging TO the District Society is S6
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
THE MOBILE POSTMASTER AcQglrfED OF

MOBILE, Ala, June 30 30. George L. Putnam,
the newy'apponte, Postmaster, upon Indictment Of
the Grud Jury charging him with bribery was tried by
the City Court to-day. The evidence addnced failed 10
substantate the charge and the jury returned verdict
Of acquittal without leaving their seats. -