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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-26
THE FLOOD BELOW.
Alarming Extent Of ahe Bonu.t Carr.
trcvnsse.
M poNNHr cANnE crEvA..E.

TuE BONNET CARRE CEEvAssE.
NEw ORLEANS, April, 24-Assislant
State Engineer Hatch, writing yesterday
from the Bonnet Care creyossc, says Il Is
now from six hundred 10 Xix hundred and
fifty feet wide and vast volume Of water
PUSHES through with u roar like thunder,
piling itself up in the middle in the form
of an arch, Of which the centre is five or
six feet higher than the side.
the ToRRENT
has cut it channel through the front bat
ture fifty feet, while steadily, foot bv foo.
the great levee crumbles into tie boiling
waters. The closing Of this creyas.e /,
beyond the reach Of possibilities The
next best thing is to prevent, if possible,
the widening of the breach. A continued
body Of water extends from here TO Lake
Ponchartrain and for many miles above
and below. The disaster is great and de.
plorable and Is beyonn the reach OF rene
dy, as every one who has seen It admits.
NEW ORLEANS ENDANGERED.
The following telegram has been re
ceived ct the executive Office of the West
srn Union Telegraph company, addressed
TO the Hon. WIN. Orton.
The crevassee which occurred in tho
leves on the Mississippi river a, Bonnie,
Care, above New Orleans, some DAYS AGO
has been gradually increasing in extern,
until 1t is now entirely beyond control /,
was, last evening six hundred and fit,
feet wide and eighteen feet deep. Tn
danger to the city Of New Orleans, tn
Jackson railroad and 10 our TELEGRAPH
lines is very serious.
JOHN VAN HORNE,
(Signsd General Superintendent.
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rNRUsTEE's SALE,

Whereas, James s.. Rearden and Mary Y. Rear
den, OF the city Of Cairo coun,y Of Alexander and
state OF Illinois, by their certain Sale Mortgage,
bearing date the fifteenth day Of February, A. b,
1870, and recorded in book ~" OF mortgages
page A. IN the recorders Office Of Alexandr-
county, Illinois, did convey in fee 10 the under
signed A. u. Stafford, Trustee for the Commercial
Insurance Co., Of Chicago, the Independent Insu-
rance Co., OF Boston, and y. NJ. Moore a. Co,
Chicago, the following described lots or parcel OF
land to'wit: Lot numbered eleven ulI in block
numbered ffty'two l5s) lying and being IN the
CITY Of Cairo, Alexander county, Illinois.
Provided, however, that In case Of default IN
the SAID James =. Rearden, each bearing even
date with the sad sale mortgage, each being for
the sum OF &3fs ll-l0c) three hundred forty eight
and ll-lOo dollars and being more fully
DESCRIBED 70 said sale mortgage, due and payable
at the City National Bank, Cairo, with Interest
ht ten per cent per annnm from date, THAI the
Undersigned A. q, Stafford, trustee, his feanl
representative or attorney, should proceed and
sell the SAID premises, asby said sale mortgage
and sufficient deed, conveying all the right and
title OF the said James y. ReaIden and mary v.
Rparden, by said sale mortgage, conyeyed ~ ,hs
undersig ued. And whereas, default has been made
IN the payment OF said notes and the entire pr,nc,
pal and interest OF each ofsaid notes, remsin
due and unpaid =
Now, therefore, notice II hereby given that NV
virtue OF the terms and conditions of said sal,
mortgage, / will, on Thursday. the ath day of
May, 1871, at the said premises, in the CITY OF
Cairo, illinois, atthe hour or ten O'clock. a M OF
yendut, 10 the highest bidder for cash in EanS.
and will execute and deliyert9 the purchaser !
| deed therefor. A. u. STAFFORD,
Mortgage and Trustee;
!! GRrss & GILBERT, Attys. aprsdsod
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SPECIAL NOTICE..
uATcuEroR,s rrAnRDYr.

This superb Hair Dye Is the nEsr ~ rBr Womb
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and Insihanteous,
No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints or IN
pleasant Odor. The genuine w A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY splendid
Black or natural Brown. Does not SIAN the
SKIN, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Bcau,i-
full. The only safe and Perfect Dye
Sold by all druggists. Factory 10 Bond street,
New York. lany2ideod8wly
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LEGAL.
NOR SALE.
williams bourbon and High Wines
Distillsry."
AT CAIRO, ILLINOIS


u offered for sale by the undersigned on the most
Reasonable terms.
The building Is new and complete thIosgbC at
~ AL the modern improvements and appliances
Of such IN establishment, - in complete rum ng
order, but has never been run. The engines,
machinery, and apparatus generally are Of the
best manufacture.
The main building il % by II feet. and three
siunes high. The boiler shed is 4. by 2j feet the
iup sGcd IL ~ ~ Il feet, each shed being one
story high,
Tie engine is 10 inch cylinder, with 20 inch
stroke, Two boilers u inches In dIamater, fues,
AMI ~ feet long
Tho capacity Of the distllery is 70 barrels per
day. Contiguous 10 the distilleTy are large brick
warehouse, and pens ior stock.
IL j. believed thstt any one desiring 10 carry on
the distillery business, no better opportunity for
investment can be offered than Is found here both
considering the distlllery building and apparatus
and the location thereof at Cairo.
For further part!cu irs apply TO the under
signed at Cairo, or TO smith, Bcggsd Co., corner OF
Main and Morgan streets, 81. Louis, Mo.
JOHN ", LANSDFN,
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Br. IioOiiand's PodOplyilin,
OK SuHgigU EE FOR NERCUa
GIELS.
Two PMS a Dose.
The mas, Po,eerf'd, get Innocent Tegetabls
Cahgrhc kaOWa.

It's not necessary 10 sake handful ofthese d. n,
10 pro1uc" the desired effect; two Of them act
quickly anna powerfully, cleans ~ the liver, st1t
Heh tnd bowels Of All impurities. The priucIpai
r-rt ~ Mandrake, which Is 10y many tunes more
powerful, g'Nng uau searching than tAe Mandrake
Itself IT, peculiar action j. upon the Liver clean.
my u rpgully from all distractions, with all The
poNefoi Memury,yeI free from the inIuriou. re.
sui.' Nlururi 20 tAe use Of that mineral.
TOT hll Diseases, Ia which tho use OF a cahari
y Ih4lrs.oI, these llls vi ! give entire sttIsf'
tIoh IA every cu-e. They SEVER TAIL. "A
In cases OF Liver compliant dyspepsia and e,.
IRENE cysilYcuoss, br. noOhand'r German bitters
| OF iohie hould he used N connection with the
rms. Ihe TONE elect Of tie Bitter. or T,nic
builds up the system. The Bitters or Tonic p,,r.
mes the blood strengthens the nerves Eygrt l1ts
INC Liver ana gives strength, energy and yigor
Keep your bowels active with the Pills, and tone
| up the system with the Bittefs or ronin- AMI ~
di.easecan tam It, hold or eyeragain assniI ~
| iH''e medicines are sold by all DruQp Ats ana
ueal'is ~ medicines everywhere
, hecoilect that 1t Is Dr. Hoonand's German
hehlSu's, IMAl are 50 universally used and recon.
you TO take anything else that lie ~ s 'ntuoe
rs gOou, because ne makes larger front az n
These Remedies Will he sent by eSpress "a a. ~
cality, upon hPPnchloh 70 the PRINCIPAL OF
FlCE, al the GERMAN MEDICINE sTuRin nj NJ,
ARCH STREET. phisdelphia 0''''.' "A
CEAS. NJ. EVANS, Proprietor
Formerly q. M. JACKSON e. co.
These remedie. are for sale by Druggists, Store
keepers, and Medicine Dealerg eyerywhe ~
| .HouRhout the United States, Canadss, South
h"i'I'cAhnh The West Indies. For sale by
aAltSLAx IszOH.,
! ILLINOIS
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GIVEN UP As LOST.

The second thing is. the patients must stay IN
warm room until they get well " Is almost IN
sSs'ss 70 e Be eGa f
can not be effected. Fresh AR and riding out
faiI and winter season, are all wrong. Physl-
clans who recommend that course lose their pa
because they are in the house they must NOT
an down quiet; they must walk about the room
2: much Hss as fsss q me e The
must keep IN good spritsps &c , a. get
rs despair Of cure after such evidence Of its
isinty in al others. is sinful. DR. sehencks per-
sonal statement TO the Faculty OF his own cure
MANY years ago I was In the last stages 81
consumption conaned = ny eed. a ,Is NJ ne ..
a week then, Ike drowning man oaiehirg AZ
sLr1iws, heard Of and obtained the preparations
Which n esre S1fr 10 'nf e.d az 70 me thas
could feel them penetrate my whole sysis n;
TSey son P Sp o fee ,Ra as' Int
yellow matter every morning Tor a Tong tine.
"As soon as that BEGAN % snbside. my cpuRn,
fever, pains, and night sNeats a.! be.iIl % ieaye
me, and my appetite became 20 great that u was
With dlf1culty that could keep from eating 100
much. ! soon gained my strength, ana nave
grown in fesn ever since; =,
81 was weighed shortly after my tceovery."
skeleton; my weight was only ninety seven
pounds my present weight i two hunhrc ... and
loved uninterrupted health"
Dr. Schenck has discontinued his professional
visits 10 New-YOrk and Boston. He or his son,
Dr. j. II. scheBck. JT., stlll continue - see pa
ilents at their once No Is North sixth street,
Philadelphia, every Saturday from An, 10 P.1l.
Those who wish "a thorough examination win
the Respirometer will De- charged IS; The Res
promoter declares the exact condition Of the
lungs, and patients can readily learn whether
they are durable or not
The directions for taking the medicines are
adapted 10 the intelligence even OF a child. Fob
low these directions, and kind Nature will do the
rest, excepting that In some cases the Mandrase
pills are 70 be taken In increased doses the
three medicines need no other accompaniment
than the ample Instructions that heeompany
them: First create appetite. OF returning
health. hunger Is the most Welcome symptom
When Il comes, as II will come. let the despair.
ing at once be Of good cheer. GOOD BLOOD al once
follows the cough loosens, the night sweat y
abated. In q short time both Of these morbid
symptoms are gone forever.
Dr. Schenck's medicines are constantly kept "
tens OF thousands OF families. As laxatiye o.
puryative the Mandrake pills are standard pre-
paration while the Pulmonic syruh ~ cui'
OF coughs ana colds, may be Regarded rs Wo
phyiacteric against consumption IN any ot ~
Price OF the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea-weet
Tonic, 81 80 y bottle. or s1-iO half dosen. Man
drake Pills, IS cents box. For sale Dy al orus
osts and dealers. ~
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They are the Greatsst Known RENE.
dies.

For Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervous Deb.li.
IS, Js-uIce, Disease Ofthe Kidney, Erup-
ton, Of the SKA, aud an diseases
arising from a d.sOTdcfcd
Liver, stomach, W I'M
puuiy Of the
ElQOu.
Read ID, 'OlloWug -ympEme: CgnpatlOn ~
Fla,ulence, Inward Piles, Fi!.ncss OF llood to the
head, Ac,dity VI the Stomach Nausea, Hart burn,
disgust u. food fllIus-s WCight iu the stomach,
sour Errctailons, sinking or Eattering al the pit
Of the stomach, swimming Of the head, hurried
OF d.iflut breathing tuueTug 40 the IeArt, chol.-
Ing on su!iICat.ag sensations when IN lyiig pos
uge, dimucs- OF vision, dots and webbs before the
sighi, dul ptln 20 tire mead, deficiency Of per-pir.
alton, ytll.suv-z Of the sklu and eyes, pain IN
the SIDE, to4., chest, lEu-, etc, sudden M she's
Of heat, burning IN the flesh, constant mag un e.
/ Of EVIL, aaG great depression o! sUitts IN these
indicate disease Of the Liver Or digestive organs
combined wish lmplre blood.
Toe use OF the DltteIs or Tonic will soon cause
| the above symptoms todlsappear, aud the patient
| viii tpCOup well and hra!ty,
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DR. JOSEPH II. sCHENCK's SIMPLE
TREATMENT,


and avaiIed Themselves OF his wonderfully effica
cious medicines, they would not have fallen.
DIR. schenck has IN his own case proved that
wherever suffcient vitality remains. that vital
tty, By his medicines and hts directions for their
use, Is quiokeDed into beautiful vgor.
In this statement there Is nothing presump-
tuous To the faith OF the invalid Is made no
representation TINT Is not n Thousand times subs
ttantisted by living and visible works, Tho
theory OF the cure by DIR. Schenck's medicines
is as simple as II Is unfailing. Its philosophy
guires no argument Understanding, ecf-con-
vincing.
The Sea-wccd Tonic and Mandrake Pnis arc tho
FIRST two weapons with which the citadel of tho
inalady Is assaulted. Two thirds OF the cases Of
consumption originate In dyspepsia and func-
tiOnay disordered liver. Win this condition
the bronchial tubes "eympathize with the
stomach. They respond u the mOroinc action
Of the liver. Hero then comes the eliminating
Ing symptoms vi
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CCNSUMpTION.
Its Cure and Its Preventive
BY J. n. scHEHcK, MD.

Many human being has passed q way for whose
death there Was no other reason than the neglect
Those near and dear 10 family and friends are
sleeping the dreamless slumber Into which, had
they calmly adopted It- . ..r ~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-26
Hoohand's Greek Oil
HOoflland's German Bitters.
A pittcrs without Alcohol or sdigits
of any kind

Isdiferent from all others. l. composed OF the
pure juices vital principle Of Roots, Herbs and
Barks Tor as medically termed, extracts,) the
worthless AMI inert portions Of the ingredients
not being used. Therefore, 81 one bottle of this
Bitters there ia contained as much medicinal yir-
tue will be found in several gcilons Of ordinary
mixtures. The Roots, ETC., used in this Bi,ters
are grown in Germany, their vital principles ex-
tracted in that country by scientific Chemist and
forwarded to the mandatory in this city, where
they are compounded and bottled. Containing no
spirituous ingredients, this Bitters is free from
the objections urged against all others no desire
for stmUlan,s can be induced from their use,
can make no drunkards, and cannot, under
ircumstAnces, have any but beneficial effect.
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Or. Hollands Greek Oh,
lighting .CuI- for all kinds OF Pains
and Aches.

APPLIED F,xrERsAtLY.-t VIII cure all kinds Of
pains and aches; such - Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Toothsche, Chhhalns, sprains, Bruises, Frost
Bites, headaches, Pains IN the Back aud Loins,
PANS the Joints, Limbs, suHga OF Insects, Ring
worms, etc.
IARls lsIIEsALLY.-n VIII cure Kidney Com
Islut ssuruc. sisl. headache, collie, dyseut,ly,
lHaIIn1na, cholera iaiaaiaiu, CHOLERA morbY-,
cr,Iap- a.i pgluE Iutae stomach, I.ye. and agile,
Cou-...i '...sr ...fIia., tts,
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Gke 8u1letfn
FRANCE.

CIuoeret BhOperuf'
~uYIrs DEfERMiNED NOT TO REC
O0NIEE THE COMMUNE. WHILE
BIDHARCK DECLARES non.
INTERVENTION.
powY WITH THE oUILLoTINE.
PANS, April lo--On Friday night
vsll.meaning crowd broke into shed
whore q guillo.ine is kept--a bran new
xuillotins says the papers, on new and
Improved principle, and dragging ito the
Soot Of the statue of yoltairc, broke it
into pieces and burned it, amid the APP
plause of the public.
AN ARMIsTIcE.
General Cluseret reports to the Com
mune tina, suspension Of hostilities of
Neuilly has been arranged, to date from
noon to-day.
MILITARY OPERATIONS.
He also reports that affairs at Asniere'
are in excellent condition. There was nc
great movement of troops yesterday. I'm
mense torpedoes have been planted at the
st. German and veriailles railway station,
and batteries erected in the Rue Castellon.
INSIDE PARIS.
The Commune has apologized to the gas
company for the recent seizure of its cash
assets. The churches Of St. Roche and St.
Sulpice have been recpened, and their
cures released from imprisonment
THEIRS FIRM.
VERSAILLES, April 2i.-President
Theirs has given reception to the depu-
tatio from the Masonic lodge Of Paris, who
asked on behalf of the people of the capt.
tai for an armistice. In reply to their re-
quest Theirs said General LAdmirault
had power to grant truce whenever it
should become necessary, but that the
Commune could never be recognized by
the government.
GOVERNMENT SUCCESSES.
VERSAILLES, April "a. a.m.-The fort
at Mont Vslerien continue to cannonad
Neuilly, Clichy and Porte Maillot, anC
the army Of the Assembly is being contin'
ually reinforced.
reported that, in consequence of diff
Aculties between the Prussians and Com
munists, the former will hold st. Denis
They yesterday stopped at that poin
oil supplies for Paris from the north.
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German Reports.
BIsMARcK's SPEECH.

ByILlS, April 24.-Parliament has
passed the loan bill. Prince Bismarck
stated In the House to-day that, although
the French frs. instalnent Of the indem-
nifty had been paid, the forts north and
east Of Paris would not be evacuated until
the treaty Of peace was concluded.
THE NEGOTIATIONS AT BRUSSELS
made slow progress. The French were
trying to better the conditions, but Ger
many was inaexible.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The movement Of the Commune en-.
tailed G sacrifice on Germany, but she
would not NEEDLE with the internal affairs
Of France.
CANT 90 HONE.
HAMBuRGH, April AIN consequence
ofthe disagreement between the French
and Germans, the transports which have
been waiting here to convey the French
prisoners back 10 France have been oh
ligsdto return to Havre empty.
English Reports.
LONDON, April "a, am An arm
corps is forming under General Douay.
COMMUNISTS REFUSED.
A special to the News reports that
night attack was made by the Commun
lists upon the barbados on the quay &
Asnieres which was repulsei with grea
slaughter; also that General Duerot, II
tends so resign.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-07
FROM NEW YORK.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC IN.
TELLIGENCE.
FEARFUL RAVAGES OF THE
CHOLERA IN RUSSIA.
CANING IN OF \ COAL MINE.
YELLOW FEVER IL BRAZIL.

YELLOW FEVER IL BRAZIL.
NEW YORK, September 6.-Priva,e ad-
vices from Brazil of a late date report the
yellow fever, which ragged there during
June and July as abating. The disease
has been very fatal to foreigners in that
country, especially at Para, where the
British Consul Mr.. Hernean's son Paetes,
died.
During the epidemic many of the in.
habitants of Para fled to the interior, and
some regions have been almost entirely
depopllated from the rayages Of the dis
ease.
THE UNION FERRY COMPANY
of Brooklyn, are charged with having en-
croached upon the city property in the
erection of u ferry house on Fulton street
and demand made by the city for the re-
movaI OF the obstruction is disregarded.
The city authorities have ordered that
the encroachments be removed by force,
and unless some compromise is effected,
there will probably be a collision between
the police and ferry hands.
SAN DOMINGO
Late advices from San Domingo report
the arrival there of Il Commissioner from
Hayti, the object Of whose visit it is said is
the negotiation of some treaty securing
the independence Of that country.
A dispatch from Wilkesbarre, Pa, states
that large mine of the Wilkesbarre coal
and iron company, known as the Halten-
beck mine, caved in on Saturday morn.
ing creating great CONSERVATION Mt that
place. The mine was abandoned Satur-
day, as it had been considered unsafe for
months. An area of five or six acres of
ground sunk two hundred feet when the
mine collapsed Thousands of people bave
visited the scene since the caying. The
mine was nearly worked out. The great
est loss is to the miners, who are thrown
out Of employment by the occurrence.
CHOLERA.
Latest European mails have further in
teiligence of the progress Of the cholera in
Russia, by which it appears that in some
places the proportion OF deaths Is still very
high. At Boonosolegbsk, town of ], 200
Inhabitants, the number of deaths were,
for short time, one hundred and fifty per
day In one village in Vorenesh, 10 per-
sons died out of population of 200. At
Mini Noogorod every case during one day
proved fatal. In some places the people
are panic stricken and do nothing, looking
upon the scourge as divine punishment, to
which they are bound to submit. Every.
where there is want of medical aid, In
the district Of Navakopensk there is only
one doctor for a population Of 5000. He
has visited patients who were four miles
distant from each other. In St. Peters
burg the deaths have considerably dimin-
iSn0l.
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BY TEhEGRAPH
Reported especially for the Cairo HUI
ietfn. Ten hours In advance Of -.
Louis papers.
POLITICAL.
THE WASHBURNE- -DOOLITTLE
JOINT DISCUSSIONS.
PRESIDENT GRANT AND THE
LOUISIANA DELE.
CATION.
POLITICAL.
WAsnBuRNE AND pnoLIrrIE-

CHI"AGo, September g. 49, Washburnc
ana Doolittle, the republican and demo
cratic candidates for governor Of Wiscon.
sln, have agreed 10 have Joint discussions
on the political issues of the day in each
congressional district of the state. The
discussions are 10 take place at Milwaukee,
FOND du Lac, Oshkosh, Madison, James
Vile and La Crosse
IGSATIUs HEARD FROM.
Hon. Ignatius Donelly formerly re-
publican representative in congress from
Minnesota, and afterwards bolted and ran
a' an Independent and democratic candi-
date against the republican candidate Cor
the same place, has written a letter 10 the
81. Paul Pioneer, in which he announces
his determination TO hereafter act with
the republican party.
WYOMING ELECTION.
LAEoMEg CITY, WYoMiNG r., Septem-
Der G.--The latest returns from the late
election give the republicans a majority Of
Two IN the senate, and the democrats ma
Joriiy II two IN the house.
GRANT AND THE LOUISIANA RADICALS.
NEW York. September G.-At the in.
terview held with the president Yesterday
by the Yarmouth Louisiana republican
delegation, they unanimously assured the
president that unless offending officers
were removed from the state Louisiana
was lost 10 the party.
The president promised thn a strict
inquiry into their charges would be made
and suitable action taken. He denied that
be received kilograms asking instructions
from Packard, and was unaware that
troops had been used until he saw the
statements in the newspapers. The dele
gates express their satisfaction with the re-
ception, and say that they do not desire
Mr.. Warmouth to be reelected.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE QUESTION.
NEW YORK, September CA special
from Washington says that the attempt
made at the last election by some wo-
men Of the Woodhul and Clafn persua-
sion 70 get the question Of their rights un-
der the Fourteenth amendment before the
court, was not opposed by the election
commissioners against whom suit was
brought, 30 tina, the case has gone by de-
fault, and the only question now to be de.
cidcd l. the amount Of damages. 1t is
thought, however, that the damages award
ed is TO be sufficient TO deter the commits
sioners from refusing hereafter 10 register
political minded danes.
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THE OLD WORLD.
TRIAL OF ROSSELL. THE COM
MCN1ST LEADER, CON-
MENCED.
THE CHOLERA IN LIVERPOOL.
EXPLOSION IN A COAL NINE
FIFTY LIVES LOST
ENGLAND.
TERRIBLE DISASTER.

l.
LONDON, September Ga terrible eI.
plosion occurred this morning in q coal
mine near the town Of wigan, Lancas.
tershire. BONE fifty persons were In the
mine at the time Of the explosion. A par.
ty, sent down to ascertain the condition OF
those who were buried, is still in the mine
and il is thought has persisted. The
neighborhood Of the disaster is th roneed
with relatives and acquaintances OF IN.
supposed victims, and the scene is most
heart-rending
President Theirs has appointed the due
d Aumale governor of Algeria.
II is reported that the MARQUIS Of Lorne
VIII be appointed governor general OF In
dla' and that the marquis Of Lonsdale will
succeed earl Spencer as lord Lieutenant of
Ireland
A despatch from Dublin says ,ha, Nc
CaHhy, one Of ths constables wounded by
the rioters, is dying.
The queen is still unwell.
a case of cholera has occurred in Liver
pool.
A despatch from Naples announces .ha.
mount Nesuvlus has commenced to emit
lava.
The ship Weser, from New York 10
southampton, touched at Plymouth.
FRANCE.
PARIS, September 6.-The condemned
communists, excepting Lulier, have ap-
pealcd 10 the civil courts.
Inc Vertte Newspaper recently sus.
pended, has reappeared under the title Of
the Constitution
The trial Of the communist Rossel 10 ap-
pointed for Thursday.
The vacation of the assembly begins on
Bourges is becoming q military centre.
The military school at Metz will be re-
moved there.