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For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair as soon restored
to us original color,
sotth he gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
ANOTHER HURRICANE AT GALVESTON.

TELEGRAPHIC AND RAILWAY COMMUNICATIONS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BLOWN DOWN, AND
MANY VESSELS WRECKED.
GALVESTON, Texas, June 13.-Another terri
BILE storm from the north northeast prevailed in this
city yesterday. 1t began at 10 m and continued with
great fury till midnight destroying teegraphic and rail
road communication and doing immense damage to the
CITY and shipping st. Patrcks Church. just finished was
blown down. and is q total ruin. The steamer Mollie
Hambleton had cabin and chimneys blown of and sunk
The steamer Belle Of Texas lost her chimneys; steam
lighter Emily with bales OF cotton board, and the
steamtug Superior, also lost. number OF
small craft blown ashore, will probably be sa'eo.
with but little damaged five vessels OF the feet ancnoIea
outside missing. The bark Chalmette par'eu he'
cables at p. M, and went to sea; the snip Excelsior
went at $50 p. IN; the ship Leonard, at "'o
D. m, and schooner, name UNKNOWN went
at the same time. The Caroline Lemond eieafeu oh
Wednesday for Liverpool with 1' bales OF Cotton
b,t had not vet sailed The Oldest citizens say this was
the severest storm Of rain and wind ever known @ mere
The velocity OF the wind was 60 miles per nour
steamer has been sent search OF the missing
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
BUENOS AYRES.
BOENOS A1hEc.
RAVAGEs OF THE YELLOW FEVER.

RAvAGEs OF THE YELLOW FEVER
A private letter, dated at the city of Buenos
Ayes on the I'd Of May, gives the following account OF
The ravages OF the plague in that city:
The fever is still raging awfully the mortality reaching
lSe per day. with very little decrease since last
ulcated with YOU The Government has prolonged the
HOLIDAYS until Spring. hoping TO aay the terrible spread
Of the disease With the approach of the cold weather.
bnt fndng that there Is little dimunition in the
number OF deaths, We await Wlth, great rear tnS
coming Of Spring, and then, Goa only kQWs VIA, WIZ
become us. Large numbers OF people VIII prODdDy re-
turn al the close Of the holidays and then We also eX
pect an increase I'm the mortality Inc FEVER hospitals
Utterly crammed with the iatee Nelhs i o dn tle
fagahe in the performance OF Their cincs 10 the SICK
and dying day after day surrender some OIL ther corps
eted with e. actually fall through weakness, and have
10 I've carried to their converts after many hOurs OF Ia
tigue The order OF the Christian Br9tBeIs nave niue
relief from their Offices Of buTyng the dead ana fvlhg
10 impar some consolation TO those dying in temporary
hospitals Many OF those Brothers have also fallen VIC
Tins Of the fever while fulfilling their noble duties Inc
clerpymcn OF every denomination have proved them
selves heroic and fun OF Christian charity IN admins
tering 10 the plague stricken, and IL seeking ree f0r
the widows and orphans who fearful OF their
Imminent fate, not knowing when they may be pros
tTaed by the epidemic, still nger in misery within the
Deadcars ratified over the pavement al hours Of the
night awakening 10 terror those who resided along their
Several rude collins AZ time were thrust into
the deadcaT and rolled away IN hase 10 huge grave
formed outside the Puerta Mobile. One Of the most
heartrending Of scenes was that presented by many
wives mothers, and husbands, who begged admittance
into be hospitals learn the fate OF their loved ones
AS no permission 10 enter could be given 10 them and
the hospital officials were too much occupied with their
those people had to depart TO their wretched homes,
bearing with their agonzing doubts 10 the safe
~ OF their relatives. In fine, il is city OF death and
tear deserted by all could possibly hasten from its
feverainted streets and alleys, ana sOrroWIul III the
loneliness which Oyerhangs Rs parks, gardens,
churches and all that WAS fair cheerful and hieike,
few
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
MURDERED WITH 4 PITCHFORh.
THE RESULT OF SUDDEN ANGER.


Patrick Cahill and John Wall, natives of the
same village in ireland, emigrated to America after IA
years of service in the family at home. Immedi
atey upon their arrival in this country about FIVE
ago they went TO work for John Dugan, sablekeeper
at No 26l West Thirty thrdst, where they have since
labored t-
Cahil, who served as coaehman, entered the staDie
about o'clock last evening having just returned from
Jerome Park with his team. Wall brought some
feed on pitchfork for Cahills horses, where
uoon Cahnl said that not the KIND ne
wanted Wall replied that 1t was very good
feed which Cabin denied Some harsh words then
passed between the men, when Cabi suddenly rolled up
his sbirtsleeves and advanced threateninglV toward
Wall The latter raised his fork as Cahi approached.
and struck him heavily upon the back Of the neck fes
ing him TO the oor Wall raised his fork to strike Ca'
when Dennis OBrien, foreman Of the stable, entered
and caught the uplifed arm of Wall, who thereupon
dropped the fork and up stairs to room In the trd
story where he lived On officer near the stable at
the time and upon being informed Of the ahray by
O,Brien. went up TO Wallis room and arrested him.
Cahil who was 2s years Of age, was found lying in
sensible upon the stable floor and died 10 minutes after
the officer entered. Upon medical examination, 1t was
fund that the iron band Of the fork from which the tires
branch out had struck the neck heavily as to dslo
late IT, Wall who is 25 years of age and married, ex
pressed deep sorrow his rash act He was locked up
in te Twentieth Precinct Station TO await the result oi
the COrOners inquest
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
MORE HORRORS OF CAPTURED PARIS.
NARRpw PsCApF FROM DEATH

Pdrts. hog %, C0rrespoHdeT1s o( ne LOHdon Jimts
II will be interesting day 10 learn how many IN
nocent people guilty OF less crime than curiosity,
have met their death in this strangely horrible stormng
Of Paris either by shells baets OF, STILL exc
cuted RnomiDOusly spies, amid the hOOtngs OF the
crowd, by Communists Of Versailles You have probably
already heard the story Of weknown English noble
man who first made prisoner by the Communists, was
found In their keeping by the Versailles and actually
put up against wall 10 be shot by the soldiers when
snperOr officer accidentally passing by saved him Day
before yesterday when the Beleville prisoners were
marched through the streets an Englsh officer somehow
ot M in the procession and forced keep
in by escort, Who out OF 5000 preoners, could not
Of eosrse. he expected 20 recognize innocent
However 40 far his mschance Involved nothing
serious lhan long walk under hot sun IN the midst Of
But IN No haDpened that some OF the prisoners tried 10
escape 70 example the leader Of the cavalry
escort the Marauis Galifet man who Is not prone
side mercy, bad then ana there 81 shot,
and the English officer was Gil but one OF the hls cx
lAnation icing AZ frat Sefnafd the slightest attention
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
rrIFGRAPHIC NoEEs.

-. The reports of rising of t!le Indians in the
Red River country sre denied
.Jobn Lee. supposed to have been intoxicated
was X llel by a locomotive at Hornelsvle on Saturday.
The strikers at the coal wharves at George
town D. C.. resumed work today al the old rates
The Common Council Of Chicago have repealed
the ordnance closing the liquor saloons Sunday by ve Of IS
An election will be held in Boston, on July l.
ierue whether porter ale bier shall be
PROVISIONS Of the Probibtory Liquor law
The Rhode Island Conference of Congrega-
ts Charehes Providence Yesterday The Suday school
the aeTDocn and the Home Society
the evening.
A meeting of coal miners was held in Halifax.
Uei duty Committee appointed to ia
ture meeting.
The dd-Fellows had an imposing celebration
Boston yesterday the occasion Of laying hs conversions ofs
building be devoted the purposes OF the order Many uns ees
joined in the procession
The Protestant Episcopal Convention Of the
met Newport yesterday Bishop Cart dehy
annual rs giving summary Of his work for the year he
has confirmed 3s persons.
The following Y. s. vessels were in Delaware
Bsy ,e,ters The wyapdOs Manhattan As sauru and
tug pilgrim PhsdePha the Ysnue route for sorol
and he Dictator and kansss bound for Se~-fork
The Government storeship Supply, which car
ned oct provisions French route for the United
having boa al the sick the Europe.n sauaron Aeens tsu
hopeess nne and paynAster ~hose mind badly a.
hesd but i Is thought the latter maybe cured.
-. The injunction applied for in St. Louis few
DAYS the Of Missouri eson the Moar state Lottery
anssctng business hs been refused By Jsige Lndey
% Be sasy chartered could WITH
charter legally expired
The third annual reunion of the Society Of tho
Navy the Gulf will be held Newport R. L. Jsy ls7
held a, Academy ofMuse II ococh the literary
OeoeK p m plse. orstion BY Col Granville Hs.ss of
Liz o eSs ,Ss s hda.i F.sssa s. he Rev, Dr. ssso.s II
MI Banoast At The Ocean House 1sAa
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
cprNrs AND cAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH


The Sycamore House at Frosts Point, n. H.,
was burned, yesterday Loss tiO0OO
The bodies of l3 Indians. killed IN the night IN
Arizona in which Lieut. Cushing killed have been found
Brown's steam bakery and four dwellings at
pam nood,yie Canals we're burned yesterday Loss p" no
insurance. -, =. =, -
Flemming's planning mill at North McGregor,
Iowa burni yesterday together With 5oO Zee! o amoef
Loss $4,000 no Insurance
Charles T. Gorrefeld formerly reputable and
Of s. Louis but lately Of lN'emPee hAo 'n"'
himself through the head on MONDAY -
The family of Warren Wolf Of Loudonville,
Ohm 70 iee ngn' Hsu'ena
team on Sunday. All were seriously hurt
The oil refinery Of Flaherty, Hamill d Gwynn,
, VAS huru,d YESTERDAY With 1000 barrels of oil Loss
The .p Penand loading With petroleum al an adjoining
sb,rf va. hauled the stream and saved
On Sunday two trains on the Grand Trunk
p.od came collision Grafton Canada An engineer and con-
or and enst passenger were Killed ana ne nfe'
man horribly msngfd' and aied sOcu A'eh
On Monday Messrs. Rustin and Ames, board
e, the and the latter then seized Rasn and threw him
INTO ,hs nTer Ames Is thoaght to be hshy wounded.
Two burglars attempted to enter the residence
Philadelphia yesterday morning An alarm was ea
"a he h.sss concealed clubhouse and secured amer
resan Their NAMES are Hen DC hoeen and samuel
MoClnlocf
The schooner Ann Z. Card, from Philadelphia
$500 .n bad leah and run ssho she nov hes
% dei under The cutter hoeessn brought the crew TO
Newport yes'srr'
A terrible accident occurred near Johnston,
No an SUNDAY while Mr. BEETLE VIE and two ehhn we're re
from Sohor wasoa the hoes ran away and The
, ,t, ,,re tsd oeenrd LosisviDs
NJ tbs dy whereby Daniel Stewart vas hsP injured and
as .ik iss.sss, h6sd.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
MORE TFsTIMoNY CONCERNING THE ALABAMA
KU-KLUX,

WASHINGTON, June 13.-The Rev. A. 5. La
gin Of Alabama was before the Congress Ku-Kux Com
mittee to-day. His examination continued four hours
This gentleman for IS years member OF the New
Work Methodist Church Conference, and sent to
Alabama by Bishop Clark shortly after the close OF the
war 10 organize the Methodist Episcopal Church in that
State In FIVE years and eight months the membership
has increased 1900, with 20 travelling ministers he
represened 10 the Committee that In the pursuance OF
b mission he had travelled over the State but more re-
Gently had confined himself to Northern Alabama
Since 1868 two presiding elders had been driven
from their ork two ministers whipped another fred on
and required TO leave his circuit one travelling minister
was killed and two local ministers murdered In nearly
all instances the offenders in disguise Mr. Lakln
himself was shot at in his house. and also on the
highway and had been molested by KuKlux WITHIN the
Last two years. Union are nsuted and maltreaed,
and freouent murders committed. Affairs III tnat
state are as bad as There no imprisonment Inc
Republican members Of the Committee say that lAhh
testimony is the interesting and valuable tDah any
vet taken before II.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
NEW.YORK WEDNESDAY, s7l-TRIPLE SHEET

or not, for the opinions he has constantly a'Seei
mated and the counsels he has given Dear 'no'i
natural fruit in the outrages of the mystenoa.
brotherhood II is easy to that where tho od ana
honored leadero public opinion in State talk IN pupho
Of the government Of the State usurpaton tyranny
and fraud that ought to be resisted and
the lower class of men will not long hesitate TO show
their contempt and hatred for that government by NAL
treating the poor deenseess negroes upon whose suf
frages alone the government rests. The underlying
OF the whole Ku-Kux business may therefore DC
said to be the fact that the State finds no
support among the only class that could give 1t any
stabilty-the people OF intelligence and property.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE CooLIE sHii
DISASTER

SAN Francisco, June R.-Ihe detaiis OF the
burnne OF the Peruvian ship Don Juana sea- nave peeh
roco,ved II il slpposed that she set on fire by
Coolies entrapped on board at Macao, China The crew
abandoned the vessel leaving $50 Coolies fastened under
the matches About Coolies were burned avs. @ Tne
escaned when the matches were burned on Ihe
vessel was American built aud was sod IN san
TO the Compania Martina de Peru, ana her name h
cbanrcd o "bol0res UCarte" She was htted Out mere
fr e C1ole trade and returned here seVera unes or
ru onlies while engaged In that Taine'
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

The Presidents stands very much below the indi-
cations of his examination. His class record, from
which this general standing is averaged is quito uni
FORM In engineering he stood 20; ethics and law 25
mineraogy and geology, 26 ordnance and cunning 20
Cavalry, Al.
The class is admitted to have worked finely and the
best comment TO be made is that OF its members
were found unable to keep up with the tide as In other
years, when numbers rejected and turned back,
some even being dismissed for ineapacity. Curiously
enough very nearly all the graduates are eager for the
cavalry arm and most OF them accomplished officers
i'm that branch first because they took" kindly to It,
and secondly because there facilities for learning
here not exceed in the world.
Tut now the most animating theme is the "Grand
Hon Tomorrow night at "CoZZenss" given In honor
of The graduates and to be gaeed with half the bellies
OF New York, If rumor can be trusted.
Al O'Clock this afternoon vast crowd FORMED at the
water side to see the operation OF forthcoming per-
formed by a company Of cadets. Nearly a hund-
red yards were spanned In an incredibly short
less pieces that form the structure being handled by the
young engineers directed by an officer of engineers AT
sunset the last parade but one OF the hrsclass was
given and the general standing read Tomorrow the
drst class goes into the field without arms and bids
military fasewel to their companions Of the past.
The Congress Committee worked diligently up 70 noon
to-day, when adjournment was reached The Com
mittee will report the evidences as TO axy OF dlsc
nline or sny shortcoming developed In the nqusiton.
The examination of the UNDERGRADUATES still continues,
and excellent work is shown all sides. Certainly,
IN the discipline has relaxed, the training
has in no way dsgenerated for year OF the Academy
can present uniform average OF well grounded
scholars BY Thursday the class will get away then the
ne W promotions will be announced, and the remaining
cadets go into camp, which s the most interesting fea
ranft tha
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
pERsoNALIrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin, Ireland, di'

The Lord Mayor of Dublin, Ireland oieu on
Moutty. 80, IL, n,
The Hon Sylvester Mowry is still seriously ILL.,
and unaIIl 20 leave biz rooms in Washngton .
80. Charles G. Greene of The boston i0s', anu "ie'
sailed 70 Europe yes,sAsy in the steamer Malta
. Gems. Sherman. Sheridan, and FORSYTH were
of Lesyenworh
dsy. They lst, yesterday, for Chicago.
A deed of trust for 100000 Of second mort
gsgs bonds issued by the Illinois and 81 Louis Bdge
6 e REGARDED In st Humphreys and John A. stewhr
York the trues This gives The Company all tht iunos
necessary 90 complete the bridge ser'" the hisasHPp
Theodore w. Dinon. for several years CLERK
In IN. 4 state Department has been appointed DfeunnK , IN
hat Department In place Of d. T. Baker resigned m po
d nsdeptl position eide Of The Joint gh 'o~
pon ,lsr 10 tba held BY Mr. Howard Oh the EHssh side
The annual examination Of the Hartford iheo,,
,G w dnatgg Ciass preached sermons; y H. Bunm bcd"s
e. Woceut Moses r. ToLey Myron Eels and L. huhl
~, ~ so~ s-ng pastor WiRdsorase Church in HsioIa NJ
SS n SOU Prof Bowel Of the Somisspi hI IoDf' WI a.
is hs toualC HafboI,
FeIss son Of President Bells Of the Paeioe Un''Ts
rerni
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
SPAIN.

FUSION OF THE DIFFERENT BOURBON FACTIONS.
= -s4r.-. MADRID, Tuesday, June 49, 1871.
The Impartial publishes the basis of the
fusion Of the different branches Of the Spanish Bourbons
which provides that the Duke of Montpensier shall be
regent during the minority of Prince Aphonso and that
the country shan be governed under the Constitution
Of lsI5, hberally modified.
1t ia reported that sehor Laston, Deputy in the
Cortes, member OF the soeete InternatiOnae. The
Emperor Of Brazil is expected here in few days. The
Dute bess of Montpensier has gone TO Italy.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
JAMAICA.

A HORRIBLE sTORY-A CHILD SAID TO HAVE
BEEN HORRIBLY MUTILATED BY NEGRO
CANNIBALS.
KINGSTON, JAM, June IA negro on the
Gibraltar plantation, aided by woman, seized little
boy cut his body and drank his blood then cut on his
upper lip which roasted and ate. The childs eres
were finally heard by man in the neghborhood, who
rescued the boy The little fellow retained his
and lived long enough Notwithstanding the entrais pro-
truded to give the particulars of the manner in which
he had been treated Intense excitement prevailed in
consequence of the terrible act.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

...r. TRoCHU DEFENDING MS WAR REou,,
PROMINENT CANDIDATES FOR THE AssoNa
BLYTHE DEFENDER OF sTRAsBoUhe A'N
Ihh PARIS, Tuesday, June 49, i',i.
Gen. Trochu made q long speech penv nv ar,Irs
Assembly In justification Of his adminstra tno 70
He said he wrote to Napoleon in Augns, ass,sted NJ
call OF Bazaino's army Paris. He that he
the Conference Of ChaOns, when IL ,ho rotnrn ~
ma Governor of Paris should prepaio ~ M, ornosoa nv
Napoleon to the capital, which was no os baA,v re-
the Congress Gen Trochu sddeu 'n", e.. romonoa
80 h c., AZ paHako as long as the latter Ien'aieu
N,ristar ~ War The General thehsa'o " " 0'olo ~
ount % Tho amenities of the deienseous 'ne Seeo VI
Paris by the Germans ,,,.o Gov ,oo Asaeu,hlv In
,ho oo,,ine elections are the toho"inS'
=. vI,rv m the Department OF Am
NJ Abonf in the Bouehes-dS % iSd knone; mom9oo .,,s
M Clement DuyeITnols, III ~i' Ai"u''S apo
~ Hegne IN Dordogne.
~ Eanconn6rie in the Orne.
,o moderate Republican candidates have fair pros
-. ~ success in the Seine, oise and Lower Seine De-
pe,n,ants Gen. Uhrich the defender of strasbourg,
oits seat for one Of the Assembly districts OF PARIS
a. nermanent protest against the annexation OF stras
The army Of Paris will evsouate the city within two
DAYS La vette WILL however, continue 10 DC occupied
nv the troops who have been reinforced
M. Urbain member Of the Commune, has been ar
rested in Paris manifesto from the Directory OF the
SoeIy Intrnaonae protests against the barDarites OF
,be yersaists and urges its members to aVenge theH
slaughtered brethren.
the Princess Mathde has asked President Theirs for
permssion 10 return Paris, promising to abstain nom
potical intrigues The Prince de JoinyiIe ana Duke
d,Anmale arrived in Versailles yesterday, and were
present at the soiree Of NJ. Thers Gen. Faoriee the
German Civil Administrator in France arrived in Yer
sailles to-day He has officially visited NJ Theirs, and
will shortly leave for Germany
The for the trial Of insurgents has not
pf
awaiting trial at Versailles and many of the cases
will great deal of time aud present some Curl
GUS complications
President Theirs has written letter to NJ Picard, ex-
pressing regret at his refusal to accept the Governorshp
OF the Bank OF France 1t is reported that the published
statements OF the death OF NJ BIOrsy false, and
that he is q prisoner in Versailles.
The public gardens have been reopened The work OF
restoration in the Bos de Bouogne has begun Labor
replanng trees and shrubbery, filing the bitches
and evelng the works Of the troops. The weather is
and pleasant, and the streets crowded with
people.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
AN Ep1roRIAL coMBAr IN OREGON.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-At Roseburg, Ore
gon Thomas and Henry Gale editors pf The Ensign and
william Thompson editor of The PalHdeder, who had
been carrying a newspaper warfre, fought In the
street. 1t is impossible TO tell who Fixed hrst Thomp-
son was shot In six places-in face neck. shoulder
and side Thomas Gale received a dangerous wound in
the breast and Henry Gale was beaeen over the head
with revolver and badly hurt Ihe.wounds OF Thoinp-
son are OF a DANGEROUS character.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
NEW PHASE OF THE RUTH MYSTERY

LEAvENwoRTH, hanea'' Jun. i =, =. now
mvs,srv at lawrence seems TO grow deeper IL Is now
sts,ad ,ha, In conversation with friend "eIore the
tragedy, Mr. Ruth remarked that his wife Tho Is De
soansan, q, titled house in Europe had fdlen heir to
esates valued at several millions Of dollar through the
daah Of sister and the proposed REIMBURSEMENT OF the
claims Of another person. and that he regretted
o, his want Of education, and the accomplishments
..arv TO support the dignity Of husband 70 titled
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
PRICE FOUR CEN rs.

lady This urged az another argumnt In support o
the theory OF suicide, which has gained considerable
ground, Notwithstanding the strong litter left by him
duplicating DIR. Medcott who still st nds committed on
the charge OF murder
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
GERMANY.
A THEATER ON FIRE.

LONDON, Tuesday, June 13, 1871.
A dispatch from Breslum, this evening, says
fire broke ont the stadt Theater at 7I5 and the build
inR was in flames with little prospect of being saved.
The German Parliament has passed the Military Pen
sons BILL The bill making special grants is under secret
discussion in committee.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
AUSTRIA.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE EMPEROR OF GER
MANY.

VIENNA, Tuesday, June 10, 1871.
Gen. Won GOblenz goes to Berlin as the
special Of Austria to attend the rumphal
ceremonies He is the bearer of congatulatory letter
from the Emperor of Austria to the Emperor OF Ger
many
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

TRocHu DEFENDING mis- WAR REcolsD
PROMINENT CANDIDATES FOR THE AsSnSa
aIY-THE DEFENDER OF sTRAsBoURG A"0-'N
THE NUMBER. IA 1871,
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
THROUGH THE SOUTH.
KU-KLUX IN GEORGIA.

| ORGANIZATION OF THE KLAN-RBCENT OUT
RAGEs-PURPosEs OF THE OUTLAws-wHO
| ARE TILE TRIIE LEADERS.