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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-11-18
The Nashua Post saws: GA,

The Nashua Post says: San
unsophisticated Norwegian i'll north
ern Iowa put a pound of gunpowder
in his coat-tail pocket the other
day, and after taking a hearty
smoke put his pipe on the top of
the the powder. Although it, didn't
quite kill him, he has a sweetheart
who mourns. Oyer. his oicftd eaad.o
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-11-18

The climate of Utah is said to be
bad for the hair :, Its effect is IL
lustrated by the experience of an
editor whose fifteen wives have
eadeavored, not without success,
to sssnatch, him bald-headed - ai3
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An Tryxyo rno,xo.. +ona

d An Iowa paper tells, of . smart
wife who helped her husband raise
seventy acres of wheat. The way
she helped him was. to stand. in the
door and shake broom at him
when he sat down forrest.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-11-18
FOREIGN NEWS.

In Madrid, Spain, the Cortes on
the night of the 10th, passed vote
of confidence in the existing gov
ernment by 191 to 80, the Radicals
| refusing tovote.
From London, Eng. Nov. 10th,
we learn that the French Embassa-
dor has protested against the tir
man according hereditary sovereign
ty to the Bay of Tunis.
Also, five millions have been sub
scribed to the capital stock of a
new company formed for furnishing
rolling stock for the Great Western
Railroad. 49,
Queen Victoria health is greatly
improved, and all proposals for
partial regency have been abandon
ed.
m The Eank of Belgium, Brussels,
reduced its rate of discount on the
1 1th inst. to four per cent. q
From Paris, France, it is stated
that President Theirs stated that at
the Legislative Assembly in De
cember, the Government will pro-
pose to end the provisional regime
and establish a definitive Republic.
Anarchy still prevails in Mexico
San Luis Potosi has been invaded
by revolutionists of Zacatecas. The
villages and hasciendas in the States
of Iiidalgo and Mexico are being
sacked by numerous bands. #d
The United States Minister Cur
tin telegraphed from st. Petersburg
to London that there was, a dread
full state of suspense regarding the
Grant Duke Alexis. This dispatch
was from London on the 18th.
News of dispatches received in
New York will relieve this anxiety.
1t was still rumored OH the 18th,
that the Pope intended to depart
from Rome. La EI,u1aee distinctly
stated On the 18th that the Pope
intimated to Thiers his intention to
establish a residence in France, and
Thiers made a strong effort to dis
suade him from his purpose. with
!. out success, and has placed at his
disposal the Castle of Paz. 80 aa1.
I The French press deeluctfrom the
recent speech Of Gladstone a nec,ess-
sity for France henceforth to seek
terms with Russia. ~ ..,-t.s..
taisNews of. the same date from Con
stantinople state that the cholera is
on the increase in that city. .d9aiio.i
C1o,-o..xy ~, 4Ss,o,,, &c 4rx IL, nl.o1..l
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EASTEEsN MEMS.

1t was thought III New York on
the 10Th inst. that in view of the
fact that Tweed had transferred SO
much of his property, that he medi-
tatel flight. Th%Attorney Gener-
al contemplated asking increased
bail.
1t is also stated that the old Board
of Aldermen had determined to con-
test the seats OF the newly elected
Board, and that the Mayor would
stand by them. The Committee of
Seventy, however, are to prepare
Bills abolishing all offices held by
Tammany and corrupt men in New
York and Brooklyn, from tile iu-
dietary down to the Police, and
present them for passage to the Eext
Legislature.
IN Brooklyna very largely attend
ed indignation meeting, at which
the Mayor presided, was held OH
the night of the 10th, to denoulca
the brooklyn Democratic Ring.
United States Attorney Tracy said
a gang Of twenty repcaters went
around openly on election day and
voted i'll almost every District and
Ward in the city with the conli-
vance of the police. At least 1O,-
900 fraudulent votes were cast.
Startling discoveries have been
made by the committee OF investi-
CATION.
The Howard association of
Charleston, South Carolina, an
nounce that yellow fever has ceased
i'll that city.
Small pox inPhiladelphia, Penn
sylvania, is attributed to the sale of
buffalo robes taken from Blankfcet
and l'le9an camps where the dis
ease prevailed three years ago.
There were 100 deaths IN Philadel-
phia last week.
One hundred and twenty-one and
three-tourth miles of sidewalks were
burned Ill tie late fire at Chicapo.
which will take s941,s4O to re-
place.
Ten children were born in Ply
mouth Church, Chicago, on the
night of the fire. a.. us
North Carolina dispatches of the
11th, state that the L. s. Court
at Raleigh had sentenced y large
number of the Ku klux to the Pen
itentiary. Twentv-one arrests were
made on Wednesday of last week.
People are fleeing.
In the District Supreme Court at
Washington OF the l 1th inst, Judge
Carter decided that women do not
have the right to vote. The case
will be carried to the Supreme court
of the United States.
2. Washington dispatches Of the
Sth, state that General Schotield
will be placed incontrol of Arizona,
who will be instructed to bring them
in and keep them upon the reselya-
tions. sr}t5f
On the Sth inst, two passenger
cars were thrown from the track OF
tile n North Missouri Railroad, near
Wellsville. Two persons were
killed and twenty or thirty wound
ed, several, it is feared, mortally.
Victoria Woodruff and Jennie
Clafiin offered to vote in New !
y York at the recent election, but
were refused. /
'lE"Te local." of the Portland BM-
teF5,, gives an amusing account ola
yerdant couple who called on him
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An Alabama paper published the
following notice: Married, at
Flintstdne, by the Rev. Windstone,
Mr. Nehemiah Sandstone and Miss
Wilhelnina Milestone, both of
Limestone" Look out for brim-
stone next. 3fss'e .i;i.R
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"What do You ask for that arti-
Gle % inquired an old gentleman
5ofa pretty shop girl. "fwo's dol
lars" SAINT you a:little dear?'
F.sWhy,''' she replied blushiplgg, ~. ..sali
the young men tell me SO y
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-11-18

~ Why is a grain ofsand in the
eye like q school4master's cane?
because it hurts Che pupil. ,as
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-11-18

Three Belgian noblemen are
making a tour of Oregon.
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Subscribe for the REGISTER.
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Slavery iniSiam is to be abolish
ed in January, 1872. ttf~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

Canadian Dignity Oaendcd-rh The Treaty Not
signed by the Dominion GOysruOr-sir
John A. Macdonald Not Committed to tine
Support of the Measure.
OTTAWA, ONT, June 9, 1871
The Times OF this morning apparently speaking
as representing Sir John A. Macdonald, says the
statement In the Montreal Witness. ana accepted in
good faith by the American papers, TO the effect that
the Dominion Parliament would not be asked to
consider the treaty, that Lord Lsgar had signed 1t,
and tnat IL Was ratified As tar as Canada was con-
cerncd, Is without q shadow OF foundation. The
treaty can only be ratified by her Majesty aud when
SO ratlfied the whole taxes eject, except those
clauses which relate 10 the fisheries and the trans
shipment oil goods. These Will come into effect
when the Legislatures oi Great Britain the several
Provinces and the Congress OF the United States
have passed The necessary acts.
The same paper, IN replying to some structures on
the treaty, says that II speaks with authority when
1t says that neither the government OF Canada IA
whole nor Sir John A. Macdonald as Premier are
committed TO the treaty; that they have reserved
to themselves complete freedom OF action In the
NATTER that is utterly untrue that Sir John A. Mac
donald, or any one authorized In his behalf have
done any thing under compulston or reservation.
The article concludes by saying that the Premers
course as a politician and statesman ought 10 be
sufficient 10 assure the public that when able, with
propriety TO state MS position IT VIII be found salts
factory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06
The COTTON txCHAnGE.

Election OF OGicers for the Ensuing Year.
The annual election Of officers OF the New York
Cotton Exchange took place yesterday. There
seemed to be general interest taken the result no
less than nine different tickets being started and the
Exchange tnronged the greater part OF the after
noon with u large and expectant crowd OF members.
The ballot box was open from ten In the morning
till two in the afternoon, by which time 1888 papers
hau been thrown IN, and the scrutiny continued
from the aforementioned n0ur till seven In the even
ing, owing to the large number or new candidates
tprobaby forty for the board OF managers In
ADDITION to the regular nominations. The
following is the result OF the scrutiny:-For
presldent-S. ID. Harrison (eected) l4s; John
II. Earle 40; J. F. Woman, l. Vice president
J. F. Wenman (elected), III; NJ b. Fielding. 81; II.
Hentz 2; John II. Brewer, 2. Treasurcr-A. Is.
Greaves telcctedl 1888. Managers t1fteen)--Theo
dore Fuchiri (eectedh 1877; Henry Hentz (electedD,
lao; Mayer.Lehman lclectedl, 1888; George Blagdeh
lelected), 1885, solomon Ranger (elected) 1872; John
T. Hanneman (elcctcdl, 100; George Cornwell
(elected) 12S; w. H. Brode elected. l2s; II. Nieber
ielected), Ill; h Tannahlll teected, lO6; John II.
inman elected, 90; J. d. Cunningham (elected) OIL;
NJ h. Fielding (cected). IS; +. +. Dufais teected)
IS; John II. Brewer (eected), 10; w. II. Guion, III
w. T. Miller, rs; A. 7. Dwight, 7s; w. f. Bunker
II; VIZ. Wright, 81; :: u. Hunt es; William
Samuel A. Sawyer, 40; J. II. Hollis, ~; Gerhcnd
Janssen ST. and twenty -one Others the vote decln-
ing 10 one. Three OF the old BOARD OF managers,
Mcssrs. Scott. DurorOw aud Ritch, acted ~ In
spect0rs.
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FOSTERS APPEAL.
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To THE public
The article appearing in daily paper OF Saturday
morning last (and from that paper copied by the
pressL entitled Fosters Plea" although bearing
nv signature was not written nor its publication
man who, 1t appears, Is reporter for the paper
alluded to came to my prison cell on Friday last
took from his pocket three or four sheets OF writing
SAYING that he had appeal which he wanted me
10 sign, and That he would read 1t to me. told him
| could sign nothing without FIRST seeing my
counsel. He said he would read 1t TO me, and
then, n l woula sign IT, 1t should not
To my counsel, and having their full consent. He
read it to l still uectined 10 sign IT without
INST seeing Judge stuart. the writer said he would
Immediately take IL TO Judge stuart, and that he
unwlliingy ana with hesitation signed my name to
one OF the written sheets, and he left. The whole
article was already written when brought
TO me. maue no communication whatever.
Gnd did not dictate or suggest thought upon
any SUBJECT or about any matter contained in the
article. | mad no previous communication with the
writer about tue matters IN the article, ana was in
no expectation that any paper whatever was u be
presented 10 me for my signature. i am informed
mat the writer alter oOtalnlng my signature, did
publication aud did all In his power TO prevent its
beng printed. Two Of the deputy keepers OF the
prison know that ali have here said Is true.
WILLIAM FOSTER
article alluded to IN his card, first printed in
my paper ~ saturday last, ana since then copied
10y several papers, was procured rom nm without
my consent or knowledge and that Immediately Oh
learning what had been done resored 10 every
means win the editors OF the paper referred to- on
account OF the great Improperly OF the publication
OF such article To prevent Its being given to tile
public, tut failed To do so. :. ii. STUART.
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r r A N G E.
The Case Of The Orleans Princes
Before the Assembly.
DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE DEBATE
.-~-~---<~---~>-e-~sse~
Newspaper Opposition to a
Bourbon Restoration.
-~--~-~>~~~->,~>-~~~s~-
GREAT EXCITEMENT In VERSAILLES.
Van Address to the Pope Circulating
in the Provinces.
ATTEMPTED REVOLT Of PRISONERS.
Returned Regulars Replacing the
Cardes Mobile.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN VERSAILLES.
Van Address to the Pope Circulating
in the Provinces.
ATTEMPTED REVOLT Of PRISONERS
Returned Regulars Replacing the
CardeS Mobile.
TE.sGaaRs 70 TIE NEW yoaK HERALD.

VERSAILLES. June s, 1871.
The Assembly to-day presented an animated ap-
Rearance Many notabtes occupied seats on the
Goor, and the galleries were crowded with specta-
hors In anticipation of the debate of the right OF the
Orleans Princes to seats in the House. Among the
distinguished persons present was Prince Meter
mich ana nearly all the menbers OF tho Diplomatic
Corps
DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE DISCUSSION
President Theirs rose TO move pos,ponement OF
the discussion He said he had passed hours in con-
kutation with the members OF the committee hav-
hng In charge the subject which now engaged the
lattention Of the Assembly. The committee had ac-
knowledsed TO him that 1t impossible for them
20 come to an agreement to-day, ana he had re-
lquested them to hasten their deliberations He
Stated that he very unwel, and begged that the
Assembly would consent to postponement OF the
consideration OF the grave questions at issue until
Nhursday. The committee, lie said, favored sinful
taneOus decision the verl6caton OF the elections
Of the Orleans Princes and the abrogaton OF the de-
cree OF exile against them.
The Assembly agreed 10 an adjournment OF the de-
bate.
INVESTIGATING THE ACTS OF THE RECENT ADMINS
TRArlON.
, The committee appointed TO consider what action
should be taken In regard to the acts OF the recent
governments OF France reported in favor OF inyesti-
cation INTO the administration OF the government OF
National Defence at Paris Tours and Bordeaux and
of the government over Which NJ Thlers presided.
Before The AdiOurnmenf-t:reatE Excite ment--
A step Towards Bourbon Restoration.
VERSAILLES, June 4, 1871.
The probable result OF the sttings OF the National
Assemby tomorrow Is the cause Of great excite
ment 1t is believed that the decree OF exile of the
bourbon princes viii be abrogated. The newspa.
pers generally disapprove OF such a course which,
hhey say, will he step towards restoration.
THE TELEGRAPH LINES.
The telegraph viii all be ia WORKING order by sat.
prday next
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ENGLAND.
Earl Do Grey in the House of Lords-Mr Glad
Stone on the FulflmeDt of the
Treaty Of Washington
Itlfsaia 70 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June 6, 1871.
In the House OF Lords to-day Earl de Grey and
Ripon. who had Just returned from his mission to
The United States rs a member OF the Joint High
Commission, appeared and resumed his seat. He
received a pleasant welcome IRON his fellow men,
oefs and was warmly feicitated upon the conclusion
OF tie treaty win Tie United states.
No LEGISLATION NEEDED TO PAY THE CLAIMS.
In the House on Commons Mr.. Gladstone declared
that tie existing laws were ample enable the gov
eminent 10 fulhl the conditions OF the Treaty or
Washington.
TIE GOLFERS STRIKE.
Disturbances have taken place among the Golfers
on strike at Females. South Wales A strong force
Of police has been TO the assistance oil the local
authorities
rnr FRANKLIN AT DEAL.
The United states steam frigate Franklin, flagship
VI Rear Admiral Boggs. Il at Deal.
THE DISABLED WEST INDIA STEAMER.
The passengers and mails or the West lndia steam.
ship Eloe, which vessel was disabled and put back
70 port last Friday. have been forwarded by the
steamship Tagus.
Minister Scheucx in England.
LONDON, June q, 1871
The London r.,aes welcomes Minister schenck to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06
WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June 6--l: 80 A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. g., June 6--l 80 A. NJ
Synopsis FOR the Past T,renty-ro,r Hours.
X The barometer has risen somewhat on the
Pacific coast and remains nearly stationary
at the Rocky mountain stations. 1t has
fallen decidedly during the evening north ana
west of the Ohio valley. 1t is stationary
as rising Oh the Gulf and Atlantic coasts. The
temperature has fallen west or Indiana and
in the Eastern States. 1t is stationary or
rising in the Southern ana Gulf States. The
winds have been generally light and local esh
northeasterly winds have prevailed Tor a
time on Lake Erie and Lake Ontario and
the Middle Atlantic coasts Partially cloudy
and clear weather has been very generally
reported during the day. with clearing up weather
In south Carolina storm OF considerable severt-
" has probably been experienced In Iowa,
Probabilities.
IL IL probable that local rains will be experienced
during the night from Iowa 10 Indiana, with cloudy
and threatening weather on Tuesday from
the same region eastward to PENNSYLVANIA and
northeastward to Lake Huron. Light and fresh
winds are probable for Tuesday on the CUR and At.
liant &c coasts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06
MARYLAND FINANCES

sale Of state stock im the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad Company -Redcmpti0n of
aiasured state Bonds.
BALTIMORE, June 5, 1871.
Messrs. Fisher Sons bankers OF tins city, to-day
purchased from the proper State authorities
between 5000 and $500 shares OF common stock OF
tue baltimore ana Ohio Railroad, beng the entire
interest OF the state IN the common STOCK OF the
road, at $40 per share. The sale was made under
an OF tue las session OF the Legislature To meet
Indebtedness of the state on bonds matured IN jan
uay last by this sale the state will lose two direc-
tors OF the company, and the amount realized by tho
sale OF common stock being insufficient TO pay the
bonds marurcd, a further sale Of preferred stock
owned by tue slate win probably he necessary,
when the state Wal lose uarertops 81 mo coln-
pAnli
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HOMGOPATHIC.

Invent Eighth Anniversary OF the American
Institute Of Homeopathy.
PHILADELPHIA, June S, 1871.
The American Institute of Homeopathy ned Its
inatory levee the occasion OF Its twenty eighth
anniversary this evening at the residence OF the
veteran homGopathlst, DIR. G. Herring. large
number OF medical gentlemen and their ladies' from
all parts OF the country were present and hos
pitably entertained.
The business sessions Will commence tomorrow
at ten O'Clock. In the Mercantile Library hall.
The fraternity has prepared an extensive enter
tanment, in tho shape OF levees on the river park
rides, banquet receptions. &C.
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To Ii. country watering places without a supply Of
DR. GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM,
,xl regret it, skins terribly Tan, Frecke and
Rden Of which the OF the Oriental Cream win pre-
vent Thousands of ladies' will testify to this fact
OF the many attributed the various skin lotions
daily advertised scarcely onetenth realized;
over several positively the health from their
repeant properties and instances absolutely pecis
on the skin DR. CTS constantly in receipt OF letters setting
forth these Gourauds Oriental Cream 10 not the
creature advertising notorietyit Is recommended
from one customer This has extended It's sale
until specially by its own merits Ladies who
have not ms this preparation should give 1t trial.
Prepared only by Dr. T. FELIX GOURAUD No. ~ Bond
street laboratory IS Great Jones street, New York, and
sold b eadn. druggists throughout the United States and
Canada.
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EUR OPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpoN MONEY MARKEr-LoSpoS. Jnne 90 r
NJ Consos closed at Sis. for and 9fa for the
United States vewenty bonds, 1861 9oa 1885, Old.
.Jl4 1867, 9219 tenorties Sssa.
LIVERPOOL COTTON Neutrality-suspicious. June o. W
p. M-The market closed trmer; miidling uplands 3d. .
sid iddng Orleans, I'D. The sales of the day have been
10000 bales including 900 bales for export and speculation
LoNpON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LOEDoN, June b--Evcn'
ngTurpcntine 3aa 40s cwt. Calcutta linseed 6is
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERpooL, June b.
Evening-Bacon 4us Cd cwt for ehort ribbed mddes
Turpentine Ais per Lnseed OIL E33 los per ton Tai
low, 4.s per cwt
FRANKFORT MONEY MARKRT.-FRA sKFoRT, June D.
United States hvewent bouds quoted al sbs Tor ths
ig.f.en ~
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

me steamship westphalia will leave this port on
Tuesday for Plymouth ana Hamburg
The mails for Europe viii close at the Post Offcd
at half-past eleven O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe
viii be ready at hal-past nine O'Clock In the
morning.
slngle copies. In wrappers for mailing, six cents
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PARIS REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

patroiiinE Paris-Opposition TO Disauietng
Debates-Address 10 the Pope-attempted
Revolt Of Prisoners-isumored Arrest Of
Strasbourg.
PARIS, June 5--Eyening.
Belleville Iavallette ana Montrouge are still
patrollcd DAY and night.
OPPOSITION TO DIsouIErISa DEBATES
Deputies in the Assembly from the departments
occupied by the German troops intend to move that
risquieting debate In regard to the position Of the
Orleans princes be postponed until the conclusion
pf loan and the payment OF the war indemnity has
freed the country from the Germans.
ADDRESS TO THE POPE.
An address to the Pope Is circulating in the pro-
kinces. 1t expresses the hope that regulated France
will soon lend an avenging to the Holy Father.
She document is freely signed.
ATTEMPTED REVOLT OF PRISONERS.
The prisoners at St. Sulplce endeavored on Sun
DAY to get possession OF some arms The attempt
was discovered and frustrated. Several Of the
boldiers who abetted the prisoners were arrested
hnd Immediately sent to Versailles.
RUMORED ARREST OF PYAT.
There is rumor, which has not yet been con-
Nrmed, that Felix Pyat arrested to-day in Paris.
SUICIDE OF AN INsURGENT CHIEF
The fcderalist Lieutenant Colonel Boursier COM
United suicide to-day just as he was about TO be
arrested.
A SERIOUS FIRE.
There was serious fire in the Montmartre quarter
last night which Is supposed TO have been caused
by u petroleum bomb.
ARRESTS
tn H, a.a oil c,s ho
City.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION IN sTRAsBoUEG.
La Lit1'te has report that an attempt has been
made 20 assassinate the German project or Stras-
bourg who was fired at with revolver and
Wounded
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VICTOR HUGO.
His Letter OF Thanks to Those Deputies Who
Disapproved Of His Expulsion
from Belgium.
TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

BRUSSELS, June 8, 1871.
The Independence Beige OF to-day publishes
letter rom NJ. Victor Hugo, expressing his thanks
20 the nvc Deputies In the Belgian Chambers VINO
Noted for an order OF the day rcgretng the rigor.
ous measures adopted by the government for his
oxpulslOn from the country,
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VIEWS OF TIE PAST.

JUNE @.
ASSURANCE rescindcu her recognition Of the bet
ligereDcy OF the South.
1sG2-Memphis Tenn. taken by the Union forces.
17g9-Patrick Henry dIed.
IIS0-1he mo POpery'' rioters having released the
prisoners, fired and destroyed Newgate prison,
London.
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ANOTHER CHAT WITH GRANT.
Views of the President OH
Current Politics.
Bancroft to Remain in Berlin
Until October.
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Brigham YOung'S Boy and General
Meagher's Son.
Sherman VIII Not Take Demo.
cratic Nomination.

Why Grant Ran for President-The New De-
parture Movement-No Change to be Made
in the Financial Policy Of the Govern
ment-Fish and the Russian Min
lister = Honors to Prince
Alexis-The Movements
of the President.