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0sei Double Extra &c UI Treble BTirs, s6 99ss o. Com
quiet Mixed white 76dI7c 6li aetc Ban quiet
80 Hsy-Prme s23 Choice, ~ Pork dropping At Is 20
sugsrure Hams SORES Lard dull Tere i1sot Kegs Ie
S a 1900 1 dS es sst III
hswiork sight drafts, premium Gold ll2t -.
hLwAUKEE Juue 7Pour dill and nominal NO. steady 81 lJ
ye steady No BE Receps-3OO bbs Flour 10 90 bush Wheat
S bb Flour lH2oo bOh Wheat Wheat to Buffalo
TOLEDO June TPour steady moderate demand Wheat
NJ p aa N hf demand No at 81 as Amber Michigan 81 GO
Corn .S, sso .h ~ % No. ado, Al I'll Rejected Re ~
5'c; oats a shade better; No. at 5c Michigan 5lid1c
Pgnts hrT wheat 70 Buffalo 3cj 0wego 6la6lc Receipts
bush Oats shpments-4OO0 bbl Flour 900 blb Wheat 1900
bush Corn. and Z geo bush Oais ' ~ ~ ' -
Ca June THE
lsc for Liverpool Mngs sales 1870 bales receipts,
bErRoIT June 7whet DIM declining; No. White 81 4ls
sr LOurs June T-Cotton strong; Ndn9 nl,ras Iel pr
opened dull bat closed aetyei supen Winter IS 29s5 5O
Extra d. IS Double Extra do SO 25a o. Whst-Spng
du: Soft 81 2 sample lots strictly prime Pan In
TO- no White CO. Corn shade better; on trscl
elevator 5c sacked $50 Oats and BareyNohng doing Rve
better Bd8Oc Tobacco steady Hemp unchanged Bagu2
cbsnget whisky saiy at Gle PORK quiet SI5d s5 b Dry
s Meats active and higher; Shoulders Sci Clear Rib 7ta7lc
Sr 5s pc all loose Bacon and held higher stock scarce
lots saable held 9lc Lave Hogs uneaIged Cattle
changed Receipts bbis Flour, HtOO bush Wheat 1900
cIxyShyp Jnpe TWhest srms; No Red Winter ~ 81 No
Red Winter a. Corn fair demani and hnj High mrei 6oc
Low Mixed, SOC Oats steady st 90; on"e 'eNo'u" '"e u
higher a SIS -6 Refined hrm at &c "a.
Jane 1Plour 6me Wheat quiet but nm; aNhcn W
Ic No 81 2TaSl Pa cash. close Bnni afternoon larry ae'e
At 81 Ndsl 25 Corn active and higher az 'J,9 g
sym AZ 59slc June quiet and steady; No at 4sic rye
stronger No at &c., Barley norsly Soc for No sprng ro
visions drmer closed at go cash a
Cattle du nj ~ sass rs Recept4Oo bbs dour S@s ou
Wheat i2l 90 bush Corn bush Oats 1900 bgsh Rye 5n
hn.b Corn lol hush Oats 1900 bush Barley aud
5 900 Ho.s. Freights hm Corn 10 Buffalo, &C.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR IIvPRPOOI-In steamship Minnesota June IA Peters Mis-
Peters James Jesup IT, Mr. and Mrs and Master Williams Mr. anC
children AMI sesrts Miss Gibbs and Mrs G. swan, Mr. ni
Graves b. Tlup NJ T. Hershey g. A. Graves r. A. b99t, y
steel Mcneil, Arthur Brent Miss Wade '" "orsle MIS-
FOR LiVERPoOL-In Steamship Scotia Mr. L. CartelO
Bugin A. sehf NJ g. scLi1 Mr. and Mrs w C3riner and
children and Mrs T. Rove Mr. W. o. Rowe Mt L. Bar
zandt Mr. b. p Howe. j. c. Alden, Mr; T. s. Martin Mr. g.
Capman M and Mrs C. Fairchi Mr. and Mrs Webster. Mr.
and Mn Fsse r Mr. and Mr. A. MaTtt 9d 40 r'an n
lor aud Ms E. MCagg and servant Master L. Ncog VT VI
o. Jones Miss C. Jones Mis- Jores Miss T. Wheeler M Butter
Wheeler Miss BWheeler Miss Wheeler Mr. Bright Mr. Cooler
Mrs H. Smith, T. Thomson, r. Atkinson, Faehin Miss
Mr. J. w Cockhan. W. AOck Maeves Miss Van Bose-
den Scnyder ~ Thompson Dr. aud Mr Chaplin Nj aud Mrs r.
Meholsan Lotnwen. Gsrle j. Cunnihns, Lady Lsgum
aud servant Miss Dalton Mrs A. AgeIsTo Mrs H. Richards
A. Mcguire Parish and two daughters and Mrs G wnans
Mr. DIen, Mr. Kelly Nj. FS[yls q DGTnsr Mr. Lewis
Wight A. Carlton j. ~ C. English. Capt, Judkns Garage A. H.
de Ve Rev d. n WIFE Mrs j. King and daughter,
ar and Mr. j. r. Fskn H. A. Pueu, Bassfor H. Vnorsuags,
H. Hooper W. SbspeT Lieut. H. II Keeanp b. Pundslhne W.
wheeler IT, c. A. Jones, W. y Baker W. Hawkins, Gill Miss A.
Brar Duncan SIR II. Morgan and servant Mrs SoWe MI
WSeeler Rev Morgan Morgan r. MaeComacs Miss Nor
and servant Major J. IL. New, T. Watson II Futile
G. W. ,Chndsf B. Lppspcot' j. LeoHi'T; g P,,tS,
Mr. and MR. Van wart H. Wheeler snd A. Nkos and
son Mr. AMI Mrs T. w. Brown Mr. and Mrs. 0man Mr. and Mrs
Msssha Mr. and Mrs A. Cramer IT. lloeen A. Fraser M ana
Mrs G. Phr.ing IT, SorhcOtt +. s. pevng, Sherwood NJ Mqr
ph Miss NJ. Pearl g. Wilson j. n H,wey Ms M.ehn.Ty Mss Mss
futile Mr. and Mrs. Mills Mr. and Mrs Garnetr Mr. and MS
R Hart B. Doremas II. H. Fish, p Cayuleh, D,3geried G.
ID Parrish Hope Green Duncan and servant H. Harrison
Mr. Iieworh s. Pnuge Mr. DAILY Rev. Mr. Dcane Mr. hull g.
Cole and tIiead H. Hail. Master W. b. Hull Mr. and Mrs "m
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THE SEw-oRLEANs IYUYDATIoN.

NEw-ORLEANs June There was strong
southeast wind, with rain, Lake Poncherran this
evening The water in the city has fallen two inches in
the last "a hours and is three inches below high
water mark The neutral ground on Canalst Is clear Of
water nearly to Claborne-st
Beside the police and charity boats there are hundreds
of small craft engaged in passenger traffic, and are as
thick around the neutral grounds on Canal-st as yeh
ces at race course and boamen are as socitous Tor
patronage depot cabmen. The boats are required 10
carry lights and after dark the spectacle attracts many
people to view 1t.
Five thousand loaves of bread, and other articles IN
proportion are distributed daily. disagreeable odor
arises all along the border Of the overlooked district
from the stagnant water and decaying vegetable and
animal matter.
The water in the flooded district Is estimated at
900 gallons The draining machine is pumping
900 gallonslan hour and tomorrow the marinepump
of equal capacity will go to work II Will take more than
a month to get rid OF the water.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
noupSTIC MARKETS.

- Line Tobacco srm and sclve; sales, re hhds;
10 20 "a IS; Good Pine Leaf S5d E@ Cotton saAS .sa
Lug, Flour firm supply hghti demand
E,tra Sc Wheat scarce and ha at 81 20 %
% an In good demand; sales 800 bush sheled Be Osis
81 o. 81 Provisions shsfe nrmer
s traction yesterdays quoatoos WHISKY 9ns' and
steady at SIC - - 81, Ssu.nd and firm, Nidlli,s I'm.
- iga g,e Flour demand and nrni FAMILY % Sg
iann 81, i,nI aud firm 81 80 Corn In fair demand and arm
R SpessnEed Oats unchanged Po-A .pssusuve demand
ooe. I'D In fair demand and hm sales 100 CoHDt Kettle
pses, C,y gaOc Bulk aeAtA speculative debsod prices
Ale. Snco H.. shoulders, Sc Sides lQatS hAeSs-pe
hps s,ket arm shoulders Go6ic Sides 81 da Hog In
nana @ a. full prices s5a IS IS WHISKY air @1.Hd aud mar
Eet bmi bA e,I,. Tn,r-usine aal.t Al Raj,
.,si, Al Strained ~ 70 - ~" 70, iot no
- - ~ r., YrloE Dips ~ yrgp Tar nominal at 81 50,
lime Lotion nominal at lsc. receipts " balesi sAp
ana bale. Flour uneb.pgei AMI quiet al 80 I0dF9 /GFI
c.yce and am he Oats da aud prices uom nAi al o9t1a Lit
80 dru ssd prices nominal Bacon dull, numinayrsia
Ciesr Siles - ass. ior Clear Sides
nSu i,kA,, Ju,e T-fvu dali and dtooODx euPesdne -
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that IL woud protect society from thedangers now
liable 10 from drum kenness by aestng those who would
not be deferred by Its penalties as soon as found inox
Gated and before becoming so CRAFTY drunken as 10 be
liable to commit the awful crimes so prevalent.
At present policemen are not reqteu or author-
lied. to arrest drunken person, unt ne mas already
committed act OF violence; ana tneh ,ne law
Furnishes him for the aci committed when at eas' par
tally crazed instead OF for wfuy bringing upon MIN
self the condition which renders him liable 10 c9nhs
any act OF violence which circumstances may onei, vi
his brutalzed brain conceive. go.
IL Is argued that ought to have right 10 get
drunk as long as he commits no further eVl. incn,
why ought he not to have right TO discharge ms own
gun In the streets until he mains or Kills someDoay OK
drive his wild bullock through the avenues unt ne
has gored some victim For the protection OF society,
1t Ia found necessary to legislate against that whc
renders the shooting and gorng Of citizens probable
and claim and assert that 1t Is duty which society
owes TO Itself to protect its citizens against the evs
liable TO result from drunkenness, by stringent legisa-
ton against iBtoxcatiOn itself. WM. NJ DoTY.
Aew York, June ], ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08
THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

IL printed large dOublemedium sheet, making eght
pages of six broad columns each IL contains al the l
portant Editorials published in THE DAILY TRIBUNE,
except those OF merely local INTEREST," Also Literary ana
Scientific Intelligence; Reviews of the most interesting
and important New Books tho Letters from our large
CORPS correspondence; the latest news received by
Telegraph from Washington and all other parts or the
world; Summary OF all important Intelligence IN TINS
Congress and State Legislature when in Session. Foreign
News; exclusive Reports OF the Proceedings or the
Farmers Club of the American Institute; Talks about
Fruit and other Horticultural and Agricultural fora
ton essential country residents; veterinary Depart
ment: Stock Financial Cattle Dry Goods, and General
Market Reports; making it, both for variety and com
peteness altogether the most valuable interesting ana
Instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published i'll the world
The Full Reports of the American Institute Farmers
Club and the various Agricultural Reports III each mum
Der are richly worth years subscription
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"KU-KLUX IN NEw-YORK."

To me EdttOr or Tho Trlbuhe
SIM was surprised, if not startled, to find
an item in this mornings TRIBUNE under the
above eaption stating in effect that circulars
have been distributed in this city with the SEEM
ing intent OF injuring my journal, and OF de-
stroyng my business of job printing, DC, by the earn
ings OF which strive to supply the sinking fund attend
ant upon the issue Of said journal until II sha eher
become appreciated aud self-npportns' OF DO uiseoh
tnued.
Now ask all who have had the kindness to read my
journal thus far 10 bear witness that main desire and
effort is 10 lessen the evils Of unkenness ana as one
of the means 10 effect the desired end advocate the
enactment and enforcement OF stringent penal law
against drunkenness tself-the same a. wonld
IN the streets driving wild bullocks through
the avenues pubc ObsceDity, hdulscry, rape,
theft arson murder and other imuiOralities and
crimes they already exist In the oeliei and hope
that such law would largely dminis drunkenness by
deter in0 large numbers from tho commission OF It, aud
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship News see Thirs Pdge.l
ARRIVED.

For other Ship Ne,cs Thirs Pdge
ARRIVED. .
pas oe Raw sssua days with sugar to 'ser vessel to BOr-
'H A., P c,Ssds sS of whb nd Liverpool day. With al.
.S saies to boats cabin and split sails was ~
day. seii , 81 n t Bear River Parker Sexpo Eng days
with sroad order vessel 70 Heney farAf hs ngn. Vs.
sry sHt: '5 Ma. ;hiS1 M IS o1 20 spos Mystic
Ban Jupiter x s s SSe1 Rs Ss o p sn .ad had
westerly winds throughout % days west Of the Banks
Big sS,Se Son. vessel TO Haten Co Had hsH,
westerly raa, ins 4 .DS %s jss s with yellow pine
pemare vessel Had moderate weather. was days norm
OF ses Greenland Parker Calais 20 days v lumber c. Eddy
's sshr e q 1 Il Hoy, cr,nner, virgins,
Sem Sem ResSs tBs Dacn M.rac.,bO with osss Ie and
two P.';ensss ,. to rea PtslmSr 60 Virginia
seSi Bennett %, French e.. :, v asa2Ss,o
sSr Louis. Bis. lai Thonss strong savanna days with
scSr Mora (oi Mbrdee Wallace Addison, days "0 um'e'
's sssi t csIsss S cAs Wallace. cAss days With %
i s 70 S p.ss I Sf B,S Richards B.asoo days with u'
's sel Sds f Sssos q By Jam. ,y
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schr Frsni. D,yi, Ot nps"tsA& eSs1s
sb, J. Chandler rseI1 By Ps, 10 days with '.'r
to s S,sHd ,,,. s os.s1 of Windsor Mcbride Corvallis s.
s DAYS, With gO T"s; " % Portland days With lumber t. Geo.
HS S x., co.sur Harrington ThOnaSs With line to J. V~''
hs Sei W. B. Darling Smith. Portland With humber to o'' H. ''
yIssS r, sw. Cof Deer o Robin E'u'Asr. Sd'y vita f
seS, David PS Rayar Addison days with a~S'r t" simpson
cisPp Co poto. Bunce p.v,ucse, for Ehiahs'sp0rt
| s sSs, FilsS Perkins Kelly, Pail hyet ,,,,,o,.
se1E lIc,sr, , paws, fS SGSsSs.t
scr s ..,.s psue sa aaehiss @ p Jas aarnI
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OBITUARY
eng RODMAN.

81 :. announced of Gen. Thomas
Iho uo'''" " those name is so familiar In connec-
Je"e'eon finance service. This eminent inventor
uon WIN ~ 49, state Of Indiana in 1916. He entered
was po,nt Military Academy in 1887, and
,.1 four years later, by brevet com
-ank Of Second Lieutenant in the Ordnance
'nt Of the United States Army In 1s47. he
as First Lieutenant and attained the rank
ctoin in 1855. During the Southern Rebellion he
dorad important service TO the country in
op,otng the efficiency Of the Ordnance Department;
Fastening the equipment of the artillery and by intro
dncng improvements in heavy guns The Rodman gun,
NJ which he the inventor, was usually
made Of 15-ineh smooth bore, and weighed 4S'Ooo
pounds With charge Of 100 pounds Of powder 1t gave
70 shot Of 40 pounds weight velocity OF
1888 feet per second. and propelled 1t 1850
yards. When tried in England 1t was al
mittod that 1t capable OF penetrating
any of tho British ron-cads ahoat The rank OF Gen.
era was conferred Rodman, III recognition OF BIS zea
and ability and he received charge of the Rock Island
Arsenal where he died His funeral was attended by
from 900 to 1900 persons The Illinois sodiersat Rock
island charge OF the remains, and Senator Logan
delivered an eulogium
JOHANN GEORG KOHL.
The distinguished German traveller and
writer Johann Georg Kohl died Tuesday at Bremen
lis native city He born in 1905 studied law IN the
universities and obtained, In 1882 on the death
of his father, who merchant, the post OF private
tutor in the family OF the Baron Manteufiel and after
ward in that of Count Modem After devotng five years
20 these duties his passionate taste for foreign travel
fmPeed him to visit great part OF Russia, ana,
returning 10 Germany in 1888, no settled at
Dresden. whence he made those journeys
70 parts Of Europe which rendered his name as
a traveller familiar. He careful impartial, and
scrunizng during these wanderings, and In
the books OF travel that he wrote he treated
OF the commercial and political aspects Of the countries
which be visited.
In 1854 MI Kohl came 10 this continent and remained
years. He wrote Travels in Canada" published in
1855. Travels in the northwestern parts Of the
United States" in 1857, and Kitalvi CAMS or
Tales from Lake Superior" In 1851 he con-
tbuted to the Smithsonian Institute, at Washington,
two treases the Maps and Charts Of the New World
different periods, and wrote a supplemental volume
90 Hakuyt's great work. descriptive catalogue of all
maps charts and surveys relating to America In 1861
he published History Of and Commentary on Two
Spanish Maps OF the New World Of the time Of Charles
v" Besides his books Of travel Mr. Kohl wrote Of
a more purely scientific nature and lectured occasionally
before various learned societies Many OF his books, in
Guiding History Of the Discovery Of America" were
translated aud published in this country.
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POLITICAL.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
THE DEMOCRATS AND LABOR REFORMERs ELECT
THEIR SPEAKER.

IbElk STEAMER.
CONCORD, June AT 11:15 o'clock a. m the
Governor and Council appeared in the Hall of Represen
taves and administered the oath TO the members elect
The rollcal of the House showed that all but two
bers were present. The candidates for Speaker
seated beside each other in front OF the desk during the
baloting. The Hon. c. W. Nesmith was elected tempo
rary Chairman. 1t then voted to proceed to ballot
for Speaker. The whole number Of votes for Speaker
S27 of which William II. Cove Democrat and Labor
Rcform) received 1884, and James Adams of Manchester
Republican) l63. Mr.. Cove OF Weare, the successful
candidate for Speaker is old Abolitionis and was
nominated by the Democrats to the Labor Reform
vote for Governor
At the Senatorial caucus. this morning the Democrats
nominated G. W. N. Pittman Of Bartlett for President
and William Chase Of Concord for Clerk. The Republ-
nominated George W. Kendrick OF Manchester Ior
President and L. g. Morrill, OF Concord for Clerk
In the House Mr. Bingham OF Littleton offered reso-
luton declaring James jackson OF ttieton olerk anu
j. H. Goliath of Barnsted, Assistant and on IL caIed
the Yeas and Nays Mr. Fowler Of Concord onereo an
amendment that the House proceed by ballot to the cleo
ton OF Clerk The Yeas were 16 the Nays 100 The
Speaker claimed the privilege Of voting and so tied the
vote and the amendment lost An exciting debate
followed during which various amendments and motions
TO adjourn we're Questions OF order raised
and appeals from the decision of the Chair made, but
the House finally adjourned without action on the reso
luton.
The Senate did nothing more than TO elect Senator
Campbell as temporary Chairman, and appoint Com
mttee to examine the vote for Senator's Both parties
will hold caucuses tomorrow morning, at o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08


FIRST PAGE.
Editorial Notes.
Foreign News.
Miscellaneous News.
Washington.
West Point.
Great storm in Texas.
SECOND PAGE.
Editorials:
Republican Snobbery.
The Indians at Cooper
Institute
The Deacon's Prayer.
New Publications:
Bayard Taylor's Trans
latiOn of Faust.
Personal.
General Notes.
Advertisements.
THIRD PAGE.
Discord.
England.
Quaker Missions among
the Indians.
Texas.
Rondout and OswegO
Railroad.
The Negroes OF South Car
DINA.
Mr.. Greeley in the South.
Humorous.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorials:
Help Yourselves by
Helping the Loan.
Mr.. COliax's Gonzales
.Cence.
bow Not to Prepare for
the Struggle.
Financial Bearings of
the New Departure.
The Seizure of kilograms
Figs from Thistles.
Too Long and Too Loose
Free Trade Fdllacies.
NeW-YOrk City News.
FIFTH PAGE.
Texas,
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INTERNATIONAL TYPoeRApHIca1. Union

BALTIMORE, June I'm the International
typographical Union, this morning. resolutions were
adopted admitting pressnen to membership in the
unions aud leaving 10 the subordinate unions the regu
laton Of the apprenticeship system motion to take
from the table the resolution offered Monday last 10
allow cOOred printers the rights OF membership the
unions was laid the table Dy Yeas ~ Aayh II.
OluOn was adopted recommending arbitration instead
OF strikes for the settlement OF Disputes aud arranging
the manner Ia which IL shall be effected Richmond, Va
was cLOseu az the place Tor the next annual meeting.
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THE NEW DEPARTURE.

TO me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIRE fear the New Departure of the patriot
Yaandgham The World Co., is predestined to failure
for the simple reason that in view OF the past OF
these worthless people have faith in any Departure
either new old that they may propose The New Depar
ture OF The World. short time In pursuit OF Boss
Tweed and the other CorruptiOnsts OF the Ring has
not vet forgotten And for Vallandigham about
the only departure he made, which met with the
appreciation OF the loyal people OF the country, was
when, at the earnest request Of Gen. Burnside be de-
parted for Dixie during the Yours, &C.. g. o. 7.
NelD- York, June Z, 1871.
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The Case of Mr.. Cheney.
Political.
The Cuban Question.
The Ku-kluX Inyestiga-
ton.
Obituary.
Marriages and Deaths.
Announcements.
n. Y. Wholesale Prices
of Country Produce.
Albany Lumber Market.
philadelphia Cattle Mar
ket.
Chicago Live Stock Mar
ket.
European Markets.
SIXTH PAGE.
Betsey Destroys the Pa
per.
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Science in the CalfPen.
How Protection has
Protected the poor.
Home Interests.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Cream OF the Farm jour
mails.
Farmers Advertisements.
Real Estate:
Advertisements.
The Dry Goods Trade.
New-YOrk Cattle Market
Displayed Advertisements
EIGHTH PAGE.
Commercial Matters.
The Public Debt state
mcnt.
Census Statistics.
Grain, Provision, and
Other Markets.
Boston Live Stock Mar
ket.
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Cotton Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise
mpUts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

A scandalous affair will probably be brought
before session OF the Delegations OF Ausro
Hungary In which Count Beust, the Imperial Chance
lor WILL IL sad convict Count Langrand Dumonceau
OF lying This Count Langrand who is an unscrupuIous
Ultramontane gave rise this scandal by publishing
memorial In which he stated that, in the spring
Of 1863 when the reform OF ecclesiastical laws was
about to receive the sanction Of the Emperor,
both the Emperor and Count Beust the necessity
Of appeang the Pope. The latter selected Count Ian
grand carry the regrets Of the Emperor 10 Iome and
prospect was held out TO him by the Imperial Govern
ment OF assistance in certain speculative TRANSACTIONS
he accepted the mission. He had an audience with the
Emperor and authorized to express at the Natcdn
Emperors regret that he obliged TO sanction the
law, but to declare that that was the last concession ne
would make, and he requested the Holy Father 10
have patience, the aspect Of affairs would change ana
the time for rupture with the Ministry OF HerDst,
Gskra, and Hasner would soon come For these rea-
the Emperor begged the Holy Father to grant him
time and publicly express reprO0f which would COM
promise everything This Is the way Langrand relates
the matter and IL has in been contradcted
If IL he IL shows how well established were the con-
illusions of those who regarded the liberal era having
guarantees Of continuance for any length OF time
LOCAL.
The Kings County Republican General Com
mittee has ordered new enrolment in the Fifteenth
Ward Of Brooklyn and not in the Twelfth, reported
yesterday.
Ferdinand De Wigne, President of the AlVth
District German Republican Association denies the
port that the Association in question resolved to refrain
from participation in the reGnrOment and asserts that
a resolution TO that effect was unanimously rejected
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politieal Notices

Fiexe,,h A,sewbIy District unien Repselican Asse-
ella n-Ths Repshhesn q hi. District are vsss. NEE,
10 ocdceI m At seadqu,e ts st'esv ee'sesa VENT essss
.rf " Of enrolling Their names men
Sss y" ~. Annexation BENJANS MERRITT JOSEPH b. POL
LOCK ". C. RICHARDSON inspectors
Fifteenth Assembly District nion kepuonean ~ =
MA TaRsDAY EVENING, June 1871, a. Ielcef a. lsneoin
Hall cor Eighhaye, and THIRTY hnse JUS D. roLLo,h,
JoHS GoLLKR, Secretary t.oS1S.-
-Vi.h,e.,,h Assembly Dstrct.-LAsr MEETING for The
~ R,pahheAn the direction o. the site COMMITTEES,
This RvENING Thurs from 20 10 o'clock at No lOl tsss
District as bounded BY lntptyskth and fnr
zen. a.. Madi.on and kasl River ALDUS r NM
9so, v. klos. sscsssst, N~~