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TESTIMONIAL TO SENATOR NORTON.
Complimentary Dinner 10 the "rhunGer.
hOl.,, by liz lei -iccnfs, Ward Admir- r..

Complimentary Dinner to the "ThunGer.
boI.o ny tiis Filiccnfn Ward Admir,rs
Tpirty-six gentlemen, members OF the Fifteenth
Ward William NJ. Tweed Association. gave COM
plimen,ary banquet 10 Senator Michael Norton last
evening" at Mancosos restaurant. In Clinton place.
The banquet was intended as mark OF special re-
spect to the senator previous to his departure for
Europe next saturday.
The dining room was Handsomely decorated with
American nags anJ portraits Of Mr.. Tweed and
other political celebrities adorned the walls OF the
yoom Among those present we're Alderman George
Mitchell. PolCe captain hedcn, sergeant HasCcriy,
Smith u. Lane. Dt. q. u. Parker, Christopher Tiuc
ex-Martial Too6er Justice Fowler, william Andrew ).
John Murray, Joseph Bowers, Colonel Banlorth,
Marcus hanlon ami Byron A. Pichetn
lAe dinner was good one and wen served, and q
very pleasant time was had W ~ present
MI. horton President, IN ohCllug the ufst toast IN
honor Oh the guest 81 The evening, spoke oil the
slcfinR Qualities o. Senator norton anu wished
HIM 1odspeed on his Journey ana safe
bneny ana m leeung manner uo SAID, III REFER
ring TO his public career, that he nao SIMPLY done
his duN az their representative. aud ne believed
tnhi the banquet Was intended 10 honor The party
more thau " dil hiin, though nc knew all present
were his ricnis
Addresses were made by Alderman Mitchell Mr..
CHRISTOPHER line, Joseph bowers, Colonel Dan
FOL 70 ana others. attcl which the party broke up at
o late hour.
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THE Times is growing too violent and dan
large. Frantic for not being able to get into
the thine hol s"-nine daily and nine
weekly apers-selected 10 publish the Cor
p0raton advertising, it flies again at Mayor
Hall, and, virago Ike, attempts TO scratch his
classical eyes out. In It's desperation it also
seeks to W.T. ak vengeance upon the grammar
of u contemporary. Next we expect to dad it
attempting to dig ont t1e optics Of lis poor old
grandmother. 1t evidently wYigges with
pain and modification. Mayor Hall can we'll
afford to say to ii, rs the honest old farmer
said about the SOU rmng mites in u slice of
cheese he was isurely devouring, "Let EN-
squirm; if they can stand it eau"
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TIE "PoLARl;' AT the RsyY YARD.

Proposed Reception to Captain Hall by tae
Amcricn Geographical Sccicfy.
The 'Polaris' arrived from Washington Yesterday
morning alter u fine passage or four days. She
hauled into the Navy Yard, Brooklyn ut ha past
seven A. NJ, where she Will remain till ready for
starting northward. lcliltc craft 400 tons)
in every respect lttei for the expedition. unless,
indeed, that Ter rig that OF topsail scnooncrj
too light. The propeller IS what Is known an
auxiliary screw capable Of being h0istcd out OF the
water when sufficient Roadway may be made under
canvas; thereby too economziny fuel, and pre-
venting the screw from beng broken by the tc..
She Is. besides prpvhed with an apparatus. nv tts
aid or which whale oil may bc saie} used tnstea of
other f,,ci. THOSE OF the crew VINO have accompa-
MED former exDedfionsts 70 the North Pole speak
highly in praise Of the preparations mate by Cap
iaId Hail IN most hopefully 0i Ills discovery OF the
long sought for Northwest Passage.
Tle Folaris Will proceed from here TO the Esqut-
maux settlements Of Upe.nack and DISCO, ana at
the latter await the ARRIVAL of N, government sIOre-
shp supply, with Goals, iumDcr, &C., anu adlt-
ito al provisions.
The reception to Captain Hall and officers, to bo
rendered by the American Geayraphical Society,
VIII, IL Is understood DC given mex week.
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presentation to the ''Bos,'' by tho Seventh
Ward Brer n.nitrs.
About noon yesterday Senator William NJ. Tweed
was waited upon ut olce OF the Board Of Public
Works by q number Of me npers OF the Matthew T..
Brennan Assocai on OF the Seventh ward, headed
by IT'S president. MI. Michael Brophy They were
deputed to present to the Sena series " Iesou
tons expressive OF the pleasure OF the association
~ his past actions ana To pledge their hearty sup
port 10 him IN the future.
The resolutions were finely engrossed and enclosed
in handsome maroon velvet and gilt frame. At
the top was Inc medallion portrait Of Sheriff
Brennan, the patron Of the ASSOCIATION, ana at the
centre was an equally good portrait or their re-
Cepient, Mr.. Tweed. Above the portrait Of Mr. Bren-
nan were the words "sn,per fGetis,r and Of MIR.
Tweed, ''aa enl Z ttndceDl DrOf osit re,s,nl.n
The presentation was made IN few happily
wordca remarks 10y Nj. Brophy. Senator Tweed
replied mat he was proud be honored by his
old friends OF the Seventh ward. lie had ever
cndcay orcu 10 their good thoughts. He would
take the present to his home and place 1t in
6ucn position that 1t would often occasion the
rush OF meme al Old iieDds ana times-thoughts
O gratitude 10 these first or their many kndncsses.
Pointing 10 SberiD Drcnnans portrait. he spoke OF
him as one with whom friendship had endured since
H'chhihood's happy houIs.N wren both, like the
young tonaparte. with Stockings about their heels
Cou,ted the same preiII little giris For Mr. Bren-
nan ms childish regard had never changed and
never would.
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PROCEEDINGS I'M THE REICHsTAc
Grants of Money to the Triumpha1
Leaders of the War.
The Emperor William COggratuIatiug The
Pope on His Jubilee.
The Proposed Adjournment Of
the Reichstag.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN June H. 1871.
to-day and was addressed by Prince Bismarck on
the subject OF Its labors. Tie bin was then adopted
with an amendment, under which the Emperor VIII
distribute four millions Of thaers among the gen.
erals and statesmen who nave achieved the results
OF the war.
FINANCIAL RELATIONS WITH ALsAcT AND LORRAINE
The Bank of Prussia has been authorized by the
imperial government to establish branches in Alsace
and Lorraine.
THE KAIsER's COMPLIMENTS TO THE POPE
The Emperor william has sent letter OF con-
graduation to the Pope upon the occurrence of his
Jubilee.
PARLIAMENTARY GRANTS.
The German Parliament has unanimously sane
toned the grants made by the Crown to the rela-
tives OF the members of the reserves and andwehr
who fell during The war.
The bill making special grants to the generals ana
statesmen who achieved the results OF the war
was also passed.
PROPOSED DISSOLUTION or PARLIAMENT.
The prorogation oil Parliament VIII probably take
place on Thursday afternoon.
RETURN OF THE EMPRESS.
The Empress Augusta Is expected In Berlin today
from Baden Baden.
TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF TIE BREsLAU THEATRE
The Siadt theatre in Breslau was totally de troyod
by the fire of last evening. No lives were lost as
tn. audience and the performers all escaped. No
property has been saved.
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Personal Intelligence.

United States Sena or William M. Stewart, OF Ne
vada Is STAYING at Inc Hoffman House.
Ex-Governor Gleason, VI Florida, Is domlciled at
the Grand Central.
Colonel f. NJ. fayne and vile, OF New Haven, are
BOj0uinmg at the III. George Hotel.
United States senator " Villain Sprague and wife
have apartments at the Astor House.
n B. Eroughton, OF Syracuse Is stopping ut the
ST. James.
d. r. }. Goddard, OF Providence is at tine Abe
marie Hotel.
ColoIel Amor ID. Smith, OF Rhode Island, has
taken quarters at the Fifth Avenue.
Judge j. V. L. Pruyn, OF Albany, at the Brevo0rt
House.
Major Fendan OF the Uniled States Army, is
CHARTERED at the Fifth Avenue.
g. III. Divcn, OF Elmira, Is sojourner at the ST.
James.
G. E. Coon, OF the Treasury Department at Wash.
ington, is stopping at Inc Grand Central.
II. v. Mason, Of White Palms. Va, is at the ST.
George Hotel.
Mayor J. 5. Green, of Norwich, CT, Is abiding at
the Astor House.
DR.. j. Savage Delayan, Of Albany il quartered at
the st. Nicholas.
viscount vllair, Secretary OF the Belgian Lega-
ton, Is staying at the Brevoort House.
Judge Lyman Tremain. OF Albany, is at the Fifth
Avenue.
James TL!lnghasr, General Superintendent OF the
New DIRK Central Rallroad has put up at the st.
Nichols
General Price, OF New Jersey is quartered at the
Grand central.
Judge Fox and lady. or Portland Me- have apart
nents at the Brevoort House.
Frank Armn, oil south Carolina, is at the st.
Nicholas
George u. Clark, Of Rochester. yesterday arrived
from Europe ON the Russia, and took up LIS abode
at the Filth avenue.
Captain Alex ander Hay, OF Philadelphia, is resld.
Ing at the Astor house.
Captain J. II. Harris from Mexico, yesterday ar
rived ut the st. Nicholas.
II. NJ. Reynolds or Alabama, has quarters at the
Grand Central.
5. W. Ciagg, from Paris. has arrived ut the Fifth
Avenue.
Colonel j. A. Martin OF Little Rock. Ark is regis
tered al the 81. Nicholas
Albert Thompson, OF Boston, yesterday arrived
from Europe where he has been for some time So
journing. anu put up at the Fifth Avenue
Major Murray, OF England, IS stopping at the Bre.
yOort House.
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury John p Bigc-
Tow lett for Europe on the Java yesterday. He Is
commissioned TO supervise the negotiation there Of
the new loan OF our government.
EX.Uniied states Senator James A. Bayard yes
terday returned TO MS native shore after length
ened European sojourl. lie met upon landing
by his son. the present United Sta,es Senator from
Delaware, Tomas r. Bayard. Both the dstin-
kuIshcd gentlemen are stopping at the New YORK
Hotel
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TR0CHU'S EXPLANATION,
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


Trochu's Speech Centinued-Why the French
were Deienfcd-His Main PIan-ObstecIcs
to tho Dcfencc-Thc Bombardment Dc.
nornced.
PARIS. June IA, 1871.
In the Assembly to-day General Trochu continued
his speech defence OF his administration of mill
tary aiIars. lie gave minute account OF the sortcs
during the German siege Of Paris and OF the reasons
for making them.
WHY THE FRENCH WERE DEFEATED.
He attributed their defeat TO the fact that the
Germans used their artillery only. The French he
believed would have beaten the German infantry IL
they could have engaged them.
HIS MAIN PLAN.
His main plan had been for a grand sortie toward
Rouen, but after the victory OF Coulmlers public
opinion demanded n Junction OF the garrison or
Paris VITA the Army OF the Loire. which was sheer
madness.
GREAT OBSTACLE.
One OF the greatest obstacles to the conduct OF
the defence was the disorderIy element in Paris,
which instigatea to rebel by Bismarck, anu to
this oud was furnished with arms from the enemy
outside the city.
DENouScrSs THE BoMpARpMrsr.
He sgmatized the commencement OF the bonn
pardment by the Germans wlthou. formal notice rs
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Il another case OF voudouIsm, no doubt. and

ID another case OF voudoulsm, no doubt, and
such as are of common occurrence among the
blacks of Hayti. TIE killing Of children,
after being fatted and prepared for the sacri-
fee, drinking their blood and eating their
flesh in the baroaric religious rites, is not an
uncommon event among the Haytiens. They
have gone back to the cruel and shocking
superstitions OF Africa From what has oc-
CURED in Jamaica it appears that Voudouism
Is spreading Ia the other islands OF the West
Indies. Indeed, the negl oes in some parts of
our Southern States are going in the same
way, as is VIII known to old residents there.
What comment is this upon the radical legis-
lation Of this country, which aims to place the
ignorant and brutal negroes over the civilized
white people OF our own race and blood!
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This interesting annual time viii begin on Sun
day. the 18th rnst., when the Baccalaureate sermon
viii be delivered Dy tie presi1anr.
on Monday, the 2bth inst, the class day celebra~
ton OF the senior class takes place.
On Tuesday, the eth INST, the literary societies
celebrate tneir ANNIVERSARIES. In the morning tnere
VIII be an address by Il graduate member of one VI
the societies. In the afternoon there Will be pub
lac meeting In tner pecfiye nai5 aud IN the even
Ing there " III nc puoc contest between the junior
orators respectively Tor representing them.
1he Alumni As ocidtion 81 NASSAU HAL holds tr3
annual ,tetIny Oh the afternoon VI Tuesday, tno
21lh INST
The graduating class will contest I'm the Qymn0.
SUM Tor u valuable prize 10 bc delivered to the best
eynhast.
Among the notable visitors expected 10 be present
are PRESIDENT Grant and General Frank Dlair.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE on THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON u. q. Junc IL Z. NJ

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF StfNAL OFFICER,
washington, II. ~, June 14--T +. n.
Synopsis yor ne PAS 7trt aty-four Hours.
The barometer has risen slightly on the rAcifc
coast, with increasing cloudiness. 1t has risen IN
the extreme Northwest ana on the Lakes ana In the
Middle and Eastern states, ana 10 less extent IN
the Southern states. Tolegraphc communication
with Calves on ia now resumed. AMI IL appears
probable that the storm experienced there on Mon.
day has passed northward. diminishing IN ITS
severity. Cloudy and threatening weather prevails
In Kansas AM Nebraska, and ht ram Il this after
noon reported in Eastern Tennessee. Light winds
lave very generally prevailed during tie day.
Proo1buifieS
II Is probable that on Thursday The barometer
will have very generally fallen somewhat with In.
creasing cioudiness and Temperature.
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PARIS REPORTS.
TsLEcRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Republican NIanifesro-CharEes Against tho
Lcxitiniists-Communists Dis1hsrged-Ere-
qucnt Arrests-A Denial-French Bishops
and the Pope.
PARIS June H. 1871.
The republican manifesto. which appeared today,
is signed by eiehyone Deputies OF the Left in the
Assembly. 1t accuses the mon archlst Deputies OF
not keeping The arrangement made at Bordeaux,
whereby it was stipulated that partisan politics
should be avoided, and charges that the legitimlst
members from the provinces are Intriguing Tor the
restoration OF tho monarchy for intervention III
Italy la favor OF the Pope.
COMMUNISTS DISCHARGED
Many OF the Communist prisoners were dis.
charged so-day for want of evidence against them.
FREQUENT ARRESTS.
Arrests are frequent In the Fourteenth and Fiji
Ieenth ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
The report that M. FORBADE Laroquette Is candi-
date for the Assembly Is denied.
FRENCH BISHOPS AND THE POPE.
The Tenaps remarks that the French bishops are
actually moving for tie reinstatement of the Pope
in his temporal possessions.
Price of Rcntes-specie Balance.
PARIS, June IA, 1871.
The rentes are quoted at 53f. 32c.
SPECIE BALANCE
The official statement OF the Bank OF France states
that the bullion In Its vaults IS twenty-five millions
OF francs.
Review Of Trosps-Rochefcrt JII-A Loan
Executions.
LONDON, June II, 1871.
A review OF 100000 soldiers will be held IN the
Champs de Mars on Sunday next The troops are
leaving La Vilie.tc.
ROCHEFORT ILL.
NJ Rochefort Is seriously Ill his trial has been
postponed.
A LOAN.
The committee or the Assembly upon the Budget
is known to lie IN favor OF the raising OF funds by
means OF loan.
EXECUTIONS.
spec al despatch to the London Standard : avs
twenty-one men were executed yesterday In the
Bots dc Boulogne.
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CUBA.
The Insrrrsction Dying 0ut-surrender Of Prom
inent Inurgent Leaders Refractory Havana
Volua esrs Movements Of Va.maseda.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, June II, 1871.
number OF families have SURRENDERED at Santi
Esplr.tu, intending seventy men. within the past
lew days. Letters from prominent parties announce
also III, early surrender OF several prominent insur
gent leaders.
Certain presentados and letters state positively
that Lemoeta left without any on lIai character or
MISSION.
Vasmaseda goes to Puerto Principe on the 18th
or 1stn.
DISO3EDtENr VOLUNTEERS.
Four Of the batialions OF Havana volunteers re-
fusc TO send company each 10 the military line.
The other bat Gallons have already designated the
companies 70 go Dy lot.
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DOMINION Or CANADA.
Consent Of the Home Government to the |
Union OF british Columbia with uauRsia.

Union OF british Columbia with .auada.
OTTAWA, June "A, 1871.
The government have received The following de-
spatch from he secretary 81 the Colonies, dated
Downing street, May ~, ls71:--
My LORD In reply to your despatch No. s., OF
the i1tu OF April Ell 10 Gag an address 70 her ha-
Jesty IiOm the senate ANA House OF Commons OF
Tue Doullnl0n for the union OF II 1tlsu Coiiim III
win Canada, have me nOnOr transmit to you the
oroer oil her Majesty In council dated MAY III, cmnO-
dying tnosc addresses. and directing That tn uaon
s.ail take place the 2Jtli ol July, as Proposed
lii your telegram OF May |, winch date you
subsequently lnior lei me III your despatch OF tic
ll,h inst. (NO. lOb) hau been agreed III On between
your government and Governor aiusgrLvc. | have
10 express 10 you the satisfaction OF Ger MaestY's
government iiiai tne uu Oh OF British Coium In with
TIE DolIin mas Ueeu thus successfully COMPLETED,
ana their carGe nope tha the cons Jiilltton Of her
haestyS pUsS ,ssi Gus IN AOttn AMERICA Wnlc.l are
how nearly al comprised Ill the Doinlnion, WI
enable them To eater upon career OF progress and
lrosper.tJ worthy Of tner natural iertIty ana &C.
sources. KIMBERLY, Governor General.
10 the Right hon. Lord LlsdARD, q. Z. y.
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seton lian Ca.icae-

The fifteenth annu ii commencement OF Seton Ham
College, South Orange, n. j., viii take place on
Wednesday, June 81 nj haif-pist ten a. III. Trains
Will leave The foot of Barclay aud Christopher streets
AT ten minutes past niue A. M. THIS college 3
under the direction OF the Rev. Mir. COrrgan. and
though not very venerable. IN years, has, bv tho
IiDcraly o. Its management an the atLrActlvene3S
OF AS dsc pune, won FOR lCs,lf u heartfelt attacn-
Mcnt amon. the younger members ol the CatnOitO
Church. Iuis college grows IN pd0llC favOr year Oy
year, and promises TO be one Of the de5erve1iy
pOplar institutions Of the Cdtnoc Gnu Gu, ana the
l0rtncomin, commencement viii attract TO itSeiL
not Only u number OF enthusiastic and earnest
students, but their friends also.
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TROCHU'S EXPLANATIONS
Cause Of the French Defeats
Before Paris.
ROCHEFORT SERIOUSLY ILL.
No Insurgents Shot i'm tho Bots
de BOulOgne.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW ynax HERALD

The ONciel Journal OF to-day saws the story that
condemned insurgents have been shot In the Bois
de Boulogne with mitraileuses Is an odlous and
absurd calumny.
THEIRS AND THE ORLEANS PRINCES.
The OJtcet Jourrua, denies the report that the
Orleans Princes dined with NJ. Thiers AMI says
"The Prince de Joinvllle and Due d'Aumale visited
NJ. Theirs Unexpectedly. During the interview
the President said that although he was once q
Minister in the government of their father, King
Louis Philippe, he was to-day the head or the re-
public. There was nothing significant in the visit
oil the Princes. Tney understand the past and &C
cept the present. N. Theirs dld himself honor by
his bearing during the interview, and the republic
cans were unembarrassed in the presence Of these
noble anu llustrious princes
GETTING PIOUs.
The administration respects the rule forbidding
work Oh Sunday.
RECONCILING THE PARISIANs.
All the Journals approve OF the coming visit OF the
Assembly TO PARIS, and regard it rs the first ap-
proach to genuine reconciliation.
REPUBLICAN MANIFESTO.
The Gauc'e publishes manifesto to the Paris
electors against the monarchy and in favor OF the
republic.
COMBATING BoNAPARTTST INTRIGUEs.
In order to combat Bonapartist inrigues the
Deputies propose TO impeacn the Emperor Tor lc
Caring and waging war.
RoCHEFoRr's DEFENCE.
NJ. Rochetorts defence before the Military Com
mission by which he is to be tried. is rnat the
tribunal Is incompetent to pass upon his case. He
therefore demands trial by Jury.
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Jersey CIrf kfEAas.

The Board Of Pubic WORKS or jersey city met
yesterday. batch or petitions was Rad for I'M
provements in various paris OF nc cry. Among
those reported favoraty were the paving OF Jersey
avenue wltn lngcrsoi's wool pavement, routn
Third street with Belgium or. block pavement, aud
Improvement OF Newark avenue ana iuhnkcu
avenue. The Ch,cf Engineer favcrs the apoi-
ioD of the Cornish engines, suggesting inSiead the
WurtniDgton uupleX engine, v men VII obviIte The
use OF The standpipe ana save tnc city upwards u
kiuO.OD1 TING wear.
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TIE STATE Clp'TAL.

Donation to the Albany Hosrit ai--Iyur-
dercr 10 be iinr 1et'.
ALBASY, June u, 1871.
Joseph Sampson OF New York, has made another
donation of s 900 TO the Albany Hospital.
Governor Hoffman IN. decline 20 interfere in tle
case Of Nike Fergu on sentenced - .. nansci at
Ithaca next Friday, Tor the murder Of ais uuClc
and aunt, named I.ungcr.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The following record win show the changes IN tnc
temperature for the past twenty four holrs In
parlson With the corresponding day o. list year as
indlcated 10y tie Thermometer ~ HudnutS Pnar.
macy, HERALD Buildins, corner oil Ann street,
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scmi.cen,ennini Of amherst College.

The fitch anniversary Of the founding OF Am
herst College VIII be celebrated July II by an al
dress Of welcome by President Stearns and q
historical discourse by Rev. DR.. William 8. Tyler.
The lutce meeting OF the alumni Will take place In
the Afternoon OF that tiaf. GOycrilOr Aexanuer II.
BuOcA, OF the class OF 1885, VIII preside. Inc NOR.
wich llnc steamers nave made arral scGlent5 20
carry the aiunn anu friends Tor haif price, Exc ~
ticSels be 0btilnel only from Mr. Elliot
Sandiora, NJ. 10 Nassau street.
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saiu,ou Fisheries in Sovn sccria--Prince

sRimOu FISHERIES Ia NOvn ScotiA--Frince
Muraf in Halifax.
HALIFAX. June II, 1871.
boat from he flagship koyM Alfred upset IL The
halhor. The crew all saved.
Salmon are very abundant and large quantities
are being shipped TO the United states.
Bark Aiaggle, from verpool, pGt IN here With SIX
cases vi smallpox.
Prince Murar OF The French freate D'Estlug. is
awaiting the arrival OF the City OF Dublin To return
home
her Maesty's steamship Phlomcl and the Frcach
frigate NhateaGbf1and are M sydney.
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GREECE.
King George Going to Visit His Native coun-
try-Chanses in the Diplomatic Corps.


ATHENS, June IL, 1871.
King George Is about 10 visit Copenhagen. Ilo
goes via Trieste. 1He Will probably stop his route
at Vienna and Be,lin.
DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS.
M. Rangabe, now Minister TO Washington, has
been appointed The Greek Ambassador 10 Pars.
NJ. Tr.coupIs has been appointed Minister 20 Coz
stantnolle, an NJ Bondolgts Minister to ST. PEERS
burg.
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Burning OF oil wmks nj r,,roy,n.

IETRDIIH UHt, .UIIG II, 81.
a two thousand barrel st. known rs the '.B.g
STILL" sprung a leak this ornng, and III moment
the whole works were in flames. The ire spread so
rapidly tlat the men narrowly escaped wltb thclr
lives. me still was charged win i,o.J barrels OF
OIL when. win every tng else. wa dCstioy ed.
The tanks contained S,0JJ worth OF crude oil. out
BY great eXerti1ns TINS was we'd. The loss Is esi-
mated az SGuO9. The company VIII inimediateiy
rspar The damages.