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The Famine in Persia.

~ NEW York, Jdne TO-
Acorrespondent writing to q Turkish
journal, from LARGE, says; Tie details
which reach us Of the destithtiof and mis-
cry that the drouth Of last year has pro.
duced in tho Southern provinces Of Persia
are feartully heartrending. The people
are dying Of hunger even In the streets Of
the capital. There Is also d minor phase
of q terrible calamity in Khorassar, and
parents are selling their children as slaves
to the Turoms if1order 10 keep them alive.
In lspahRn men have been seized In the
act OF gathering up dead bodies TO serve
rs food for their starving families. In
Sheraz, Kirmar and Yezo, the wretched
sufferers endeavor TO support lile on grass
and roots which they may find in the
neighborllood, and as might bB expected
n pestllence follows hard on the Footsteps
Of the famine. Between them hall Of the
kingdom Of Persia Is becoming rapidly dc.
populated. "IsA ~. p.
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Accident on the Grand Trunk II. r.
ToRoNTo. lime 10.


Another serious accident occurred about
six o'clock yesterday morning near Ed
naston station, 10 miles east Of Napanee,
on the Grand Trunk railroad, to an ex-
press train going west. A Pullman and
two other passenger cars were thrown
of the track by o defective rail, and turn.
ed over and rolled down tue bank. Some
twelve persons were more or less injured,
some Of whom were brought TO Napanee
and obtained medical assistance, and
hopes are entertained Of their recovery.
The following are among those injured
Edward Dahley, Of Richmond, seriously
g. Vidiam, St. Lawrence county, N. ";
Mrs Vidiam, seriously; James Carruth-
ers, Castleton;rDE E. Bates. Wlndfeld,
N. T.. w. Poore, Chicago; and several
Others whose names arc not known. The
passengers were all able TO leave on their
journey except Edward Dahley, who Is
badly injured in the back, and not ablo TO
travel. Mrs. Q. Vidam and Mrs. A.
Lowing, Of Kingston, were both very sc.
verely Injured, They arc all under the
attendance of DR.. Rutland, and hethinks
they will recover gI.r.U Hlu iTgw
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bloody Tragedy near reenbnsIl
n --..A New YOFko I-ILL 40,

~ ALBANY June IU. !
A terrible affair occurred at n place
called Niger Hollow, mile back Of
Greenbush, at 2 o'clock yesterday morn.
ing, between three whites and six ne.
groeS The party was gambling and
drinking, and finally got into a wrangle.
The negroes were armed with knives and
razors, and stabbed James Donnely,
(white) ten times in the abdomen and
shoulders, He cannot recover. Another
white man has cut sixteen inches long
across the abdomen, while the third has
innumerable flesh wounds. The police
authorities Of Renssaeler county are after
the blacks. DonneIly was brought to the
hospital last night, and Is very low.
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NORTH CARoI1NA.

ngt 4E RALEIGH, June 10.
Judge Bond, IN tile U. s. Circuit Court
to-day, Issued an injunction restraining
the North Carolina Railroad Company
from paying TO the State Treasury divI.
dends upon the stock which the State
holds in the road, and appointing 8. F
Phillips, Of Raleigh, receiver Of all moneys
now or hereafter TO be paid as dividends
upon the stock. The Court declares thai
the bondholders lien on the stock must bt
satisfied before the dividends are paid.
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E U r.
FRANCE.
VERSAILLES, June 10.

T,...
VERSAILLES, June w.
NJ. Pouyer Quertier, who has been ser.
ioasly III, has recovered his health and
resumed his duties as Minister OF Finances.
The father and mother of Gen. Rossel
have implOred mercy for their son OF
Fhiers, but the President is uncompromls'
ing and says the law must iaES i!s @ course, n G.
no pres; Gon''G%o mn "''n nrais"S "%1 Connt De
nv siS' TEa S,ie SyS SrSSs ihs .nrion
Stl'aI oSlsta Vo.,,Jioans oins, SSrnas;sna AKA
~ ,ho,n inV ,anI aIr onon~ forSyer 'C, cursed sass
'"c'r i'"' V''''"' 'O'N,e, ,Is''"N SN'ae" 50
.,.. LONDON June ~
The Times special dispatch from Paris
says the PrnssiaDs have evacuated Rouen
and have left 81, Denis and Gousse. Rou.
her Is expected in Paris I...Ir.HrIy,
Special 'otAs World p,,,o r,ro1o
H"'s' ""H' y"
Indications OF a renewal o. lhe lnsNri
rection multiply, WORKING men openly
insult soldiers. attempts al ASSASSINATION
and incendiarism continue Inc eiec'
hons will result IN the return OF the ihter'
naliopal eandtdateS' pnrlpg tpe Iast Lyo W
IL. Al
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Royal Institution, Lord Lindsay presided
upon Greenland ice and the Esquimaux.
A large number Of nobility were present,
The speaker was heartily congratulated
upon the success OF his efforts by Lord
Lindsay and Mr.. Tindell.
LIVERPOOL, June 10.
Arrived steamship Tarifa from Boston
and lIinnesota from New York, Y
The Popes jubilee has been celebrated
with great ceremony and enthusiasm in
oil parts Of Ireland.
Two vessels, with yellow fever among
their crews, have arrived at English ports
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Catholic Demonstration in baltimore

......-. BALTIMORE, June ~.
The Catholic demonstration tonight Is
an immense'atfair. The procession was
one hour and twenty minutes in passing a
given point, After the parade, q mass
meeting was held In front Of the Cathe'
dral, at which the dIgnitaries Of the Catho.
lie Church and many prominent citizens
made speeches, den0uncing the persecu.
tions Of the Holy Father, and pledging
him both sympathy and support. The
enthusiasm was unbounded.
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Menthcr Rnnnri.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
urFtcE OF THE CHiRF SinNAL OFFtrEE,
#E WAHHiNnTuN n. T. ,tunc ~

.EF NWAsHiS6TUN, D. G, ,innci9.
Synopsis for RI TTeaiy. Fbar Hours
The barometer has raised southwark
without material change In the Pa.
Cihc coast. The area Of low pres.
sure which was east Of the coast
OF New England. The depression
Sunday afternoon Oh Lake Superior
Is now north Of Lake Erie The area on
hirli pressure continues south Of the Ohio
rivcr The temperature has risen in the
Missouri Valley, and on the Atlantic
coast and lower lakes. Rain this afternoon
ceased in Maine, butnow reported IN East
Tennessee, and threatening weather Is re.
ported nj several stations north and west
Of the Ohio Valley, and clear weather
and light winds from the Southwest and
Northwest are now very generally report.
ed from the Mississippi 10 the Atlantic
EroJdbilittG--It Is probable that the
barometer will fall during the night In
the Mississippi Valley and On Lake On.
tario, with increased cIondincsS No I'M
portant changes are indicated for Tues.
day on the Lakes, Gulf and Atlantic
Coast.
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LEAyENWORTH.
LEAvENwoRTn, June 10.

III, IIEAYENWONTII, june TT,
4 man named John NIcNaughter was
taken with fits while bathing ii the river
Sunday, and was drowned before help
could reach him.
There is considerable excitement In
Railway circles regarding the proposed
Kansas Central Narrow Gauge Railroad
Organization, known ns the Chicago,
South Western e. Pacific Railroad, and
will submit a proposition TO the County
Board tomorrow, with n view Of obtain.
ing the stock Of tic county in the Kansas
Pacific RailrOad. rAlE NlH aaIMrlnl-
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, June 49,
E, LAWN was shot dead on account oI
an old grudge, by a German named Frink
at Hayward's, yesterday,
Jones Voorhees,, a native OF New York
was drowned yesterday.
The Moses Taylor, expected from New
Zealand, Is now three days over dne.
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The Rewards of Great Men.-.11e-
ceptiOn of Senator al Home.

NhbhAnhNt bNhI i''
Senator Carpenter arrived here this
evening, and was received Mt the depot
amid the booming Of cannon, by the Ne.
braska Light Guard, and n band Of music,
and met with n very enthusiastic re!
ceplion. lie was escorted tn the Newhall
House, where General Fallow, State
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
made the reception speech. Ills re.
marks In reference TO the Senator's Course
in the Investigating Committee Of the
Ncnate and the recent bitter attack OF the
New York Tribune, were loudly applaud.
rd by the people assembled Mr. Car.
pcnter replied In his usual eloquent style
continuing his remarks principally 10 no.
iltiCal affairs, and thanking his constitu.
rnts Tor demonstration so llattcring and
unexpected.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToN, MASS, June 10.
The latest move of the Massachusetts,
political chess board is the proposition
made bytome Of the politicians, who pro-
pose 10 shelve all the present as well as all
possible candidates for Governorship Of
Massachusetts, and bring forward Hon.
VIM II. Washburne, Of Greenfield n
member Of Congress from the 9th Massa.
Chusetts District
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weslern Railroad EntetptI.e.

The Chicago, Dubuque & Minnesota
Railroad have upwards Of 5000 men at
work on their line between this city and
the Minnesota State line. Their iron Is
now arriving and will be laid at once.
The grading on the Dubuque, Bellevue "
Missouri Railroad ia finished to Bellevue,
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AUSTRIA.
New YoRk, June 10,

'a. New York, June 10.
Won Beust, Chancellor Of the Austrian
Empire, in ali interview with Corres.
pondent, discusses with great freedom and
irankness, the entire political situation so
far as II is Of any interest to Austria, and
announces bis policy in accordance with
his well known saganity and caution. He
says the true field OF Austrian statesman.
ship Is not in foreign wars or in diplomatic
intrigucs. The empire has lost quite
enough in the work now 10 be done, in
the consolidation OF new constitutions, 10
which the nation has recently given Itself.
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chapter Of Accidents al fvansvllle.

-1' '... A EVANSVILLE, Juno 10.
Adam Fuss an old citizen ofthis county
fell from cherry tree yesterday, and
was killed, the fall breaking his neck.
i A little child, son Of Mr.. Chas, Friend,
q miller on tho outskirts Of the city,
slipped through between the rail aud
iootboard OF is bed, Yesterday, and before
II could be extrlcated was choked TO
death. y .iguC..n lgIglI4.I. I'd.
Henry Wheeler, a boy about nine years
Of age, accidentally shot and killed his
little brother nineteen months old with a
pistol with which lie was tritltng with,
tlils morning. -,LNtl ----f ---L
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Catholic Celebration at New Orleans.
NEW ORLeANs limo 10

The celebration today OF the 25th IN.
niversary election to His pontihciate Holt.
ness Plus TX, was the most successful
demonstration Of this character ever wit.
messed in New Orleans. The procession
numbered about 5000 and was several
miles in length, requiring two hours to
pass given points.
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German Celebrati ion at Auburn.
" AUBUnN, n. Y, June 10,

Tie Germans to-day celebrated The re,
union Of the Getman States by n grand
procession and picnic. Gov. Hoffman at.
tended tile festivities. The display was
the most brilliant ever made here. Many
thousand people were present. The city
was gaily decorated, and all passed OIL In
tlie best manner.
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aank Robbery in New YOrk.


The National Fulton County Bank
was robbed Saturday, about r. NJ, Of
United States railroad and Southern
State bonds TO the amount Of $40, 800, and
$1,000 Of mutilated currency A reward
Of 5000 will be paid for the recovery o.
the money and bonds, and one thousand
dollars for the apprehension and convic.
tiOn oil the robbers. '- nara ..'.
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TENNESSEE.I {


NASHVILLE, June ~.
Comptroller PenDybakef, of Tennessee,
has applied TO Quartermaster General
Mcigs, at Washington, for information as
to the intention OF the general Govern.
ment to refund to Tennessee the amount
paid by her for equipping Federal sol,
tlicrl during the war She expended
nearly half q million dollars
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BELGIUM.
I.oNpoN, Inne 10.

LONDON, June 10.
A special dispatch from Brussels says
the civic corps, compelled to interfere Tor
the preservation OF peace, used their bayo.
nets, and several orthe rioters were hurt,
The members Of the international Society
arc said to be the ringleaders Of the ont.
mrsts against the friends oEthe Pope.
BRUSSELS, Tune 10.
The EHOle Biqereports siSty.eight ar
rests on Monday night, mainly Of mem
hers Of the International Society
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SOUTH AMERICA.
yellow Ferer a llonteviedo.
NEW YORK, June Il

..,,,t NEW YoRE, June 10.
A letter from Monteviedo, dated May
17th, reports the-number of deaths from
yellow, lever only about 70 or 90 per, day,
Business men were returning, and traffic
was recommending. The mortality among
the American residents has been small.
Consul Clapp was attacked twice, but sur
vived both assaults. MI Clapp says the
deaths amounted to 10000, but native pa
pers claim The total loss not to exceed 15,-
600
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collision on the Erie railroad.

lats BUFFALO, N. y, June 10.
9 Two freight trains colldcd on the Erie
Railroad, near Alden Station, Sunday
morning. Both of the locomotives were
completely demolished, rs were also a
number Of freight cars. One engineer
was badly injured. 1t is said the acci-
dent was caused by one Of the trains hay.
ing no signal light. Ir.
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CnthoIie CeIebratIOn At ToroIto.

ToRoNTO, ONT, June 10.
The twenty.fiflh anniversary Of Pope
Plus IN, was celebrated by the Catholic
citizens hero yesterday. The Cathedral
was decorated with flags, and there was
large procession High mass was Gel
ehrafpd
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o1NtINNATl.

CINCINNATI, June 10.
Judge Hume opened the argument Tor
tie defense In tho Gehan murder case al
Lebanon this afternoon. He will be fol-
lowed byThomas Milligan for the prisoner.
Tomorrow George Il. Sage will close the
argument for the State and the case will
go TO the jury tomorrow evening.
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Hnrmnni Rnllrond Opened.


IIVIEIFIAN0'I NV v VIZ W
The Missiscquai Railroad, n branch Of
rle Vermont Central, Is In successful op,
erntion from 81. Albnns toSheldon. The
first regular passenger trip was made this
forenoon
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ITALY.
Ito Assa.sinato the PoPo-.Pope's
Jubilee.

Jubilee.
ROME, June IL.
A plot to assassinate the Pope has been
discovered II was concocted IN London,
Florence and Paris by members of the
International Society. The assassination
was planned TO take place yesterday.
The Pope's Jubilee was attended with
great ccldi All the European soverelgps,
including Victoria, sent congratulations to
his Holiness.
A further pOstpOnement Of the transfer
of the capital OF Italy from Florence to
Rome will probably he announced soon.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June H.
George Gate The historian died ycstcr
day. .
The American artist Mr.. Bradford lee.
tured on Saturday evening before the
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SPAIN.
MADRID, June 10.

Tue qNmmittee of the budget has APP
proved tlle hill TeeentlY. introduced by
Morely, the Finance Minister providing
for the Naturalization Of the Bank of
Paris for the withdrawal ofthe treaty un.
der which it was to have negotiated n
loan, an agoB o1M,bp,nI,D June 80
Minister Moret has rendered his resig.
nation to the King, There were slight
disturbances during the celebration of the
Pope's Jubilee, sd IA VPI
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AT colored picnic near Versailles,
WoodfOrd county, KY, Sunday, two ofthe
party got into a quarrel, which culmiria'
ted in a fight, and ono waS instantly killed.
No particulars. .tNlla ......
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Pittsburgh, yesterday, the Monon.
gahela was . feet 0 inches, and rising
slowly ....
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| bANk HALL,
TROY, N. y, June 10.
Tht game Of base ball to-day between
the HaymakeB and Kikiougas, of 1T.
Wayne, was called in favor OF the Hay.
makers at the beginning oil the seventh
inning, by George Leroy, the umpire, 0 to
nothing, because tho kikiOugas refused
to substitute q ball for the one which had
been in use, and which had become ripped.
The game will be contested, Score
Raymakers, g. Kikiougas, G. Runs earn
cd, Haymaykers, I; KikiOugas, none.
The first base ball match for the cham
pionship series between the Mutuals and
Forest City's of Cleveland, at tho Union
grounds, was witnessed by 5000 people.
Bids for pool were S95 to ga in favor Of
the Mutuals. The MutuAls had the same
nine with which they won the victory In
Boston. In the first inning the Mutuals
securing three runs, and not single one
being scored on the other side-blank In
ming, and the CleYelanders finding that
Walters pitchingwas difficult TO hit safely.
In the second innings both drew blanks,
the pitching being very effective and finely
supported on both sides, In the third and
fourth innings tho Forest citIes were
handsomely whitewashpd, the Mutuals
adding two to their score. In the fl1h
lnnings tho New Workers added two by
an important error atlhe first base, and
In the seventh, three more, escaping u
whitewash through b had throw from the
short field, the CleveMnds retiring
Tor blank ut each inning. In
the 9Th inning the Forest City, white.
washing the Green Stockings, began 10 do
some good batting, and assisted BY an
error at the second base by Highman,
added three Tuus, In the 9th inning the
Mtuals scored two, returning their alver.
sAries for u single one, and Winning--10
to q. Muiuals--3, 0, 90, 80. 5, 0. go
Cleyeland-O, 0, |, 10, 0, 0,8, 8,l-O,
BTLlIAKDs.
A billiard match for diamond cue
between Cyrile Dion, Of New York,
champion, and Melvin Foster, OfNorwich,
Conn, was played at lIupps Theatre, on
l4th Street, this evening. Tho game was
for 800 points, four ball carom, each
carom counting three. Capt j. Il. Boyle
was chosen umpire for Foster, und Neil
Bryant for Dion Mr.. Plunkelt, OF Phila.
delphia, was agreed upon for referee.
Dion won in Gl innings scoring l 900 to
Fosters GlG. Dlon's highest runs were
1856 and 105 Fosters 0G and 90. Dlons
average "a 30.0l; Fosters 10 00l.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclpslvely to the Intelllgencer.

By the Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Sts)
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SPORTING NEWS.
Cleveland Races.

CLEyRLAND, June 10.
The Cleveland Racing Club hold their
hrst Spring meeting Tor four days, com.
mencing. tomorrow afternoon. Five
thousand dollars in premiums will be dis,
tributed. The track Is in excellent con.
ditlon, and Is one of the finest in the
country. Special trains will run on the
various roads, at reduced fare. MANY
celebrated horses have arrived.
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Deceased.

Mr.. w. Calvin Beer, a citizen D
Ashland, died at Sandusky City or
Wednesday, October 4, 1871, aged
SO years, of pulmonary consumption.
His health had been failing for the
last two years, the last year quite rap
idly. From boyhood Mr. Beer evinc.
ed unusual energy and tact in husi-
ness. His uprightness and frankncss
were his most striking characteristics.
Always cheerful, though slowly but
su~rely=sinking under his constitution.
al malady, he was the center of wit
and humor, and few could resist his
Ward-iiks drollery. He was born in
Montgomery township of this county
and, although not having the advan'a
ges OF a thorough education, had &C
quired a fund of practical knowledge
rarely exccllcd. He had been spend
ing the summer at Kelley's Island, in
the hope of securing some relief by
the pure air of the Lake and change
of diet; but it was all in vain. He
had arrived at the banks of the Great
river and had to pass over! A man
of pure character, elevated mind anil
strong affections, we trust he has
found rest for his soul in that better
land where sickness and sorrow are
not found He was buried in the
Ashland Cemetery on Saturday, Oct
Z, 1871, with masonic honors. y
large number of friends followed his
body to its final resting place. Peace
to his ashes and everlasting rest TO his
Soul. ~
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received at the Aud
itor's office up to November II, 1871,
for the construction of an Iron Bridge
across the Blackfork,. near Charles
Mill in Mflin township, and also a
Covered Wooden Bridge at the same
place, so that a choice may be made
between the construction of either.
WM. CewAN,
j. DUNLAP, tCom'rs.
j. p. SMALLEY,) q
October II, 1871.
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Farm FOR SALE.-The undersign.
ed will sell at private sale, his farm
containing S14 acres of good land, 10
Gated 81 miles south of Ashland and
3 miles Northwest of Hayesville.
near the Riser Meeting House, in
Vermillion township. There are 90
acres Of good timber, and the balance
is under a good state of cultivation
Has a.good farm house, stable, wagon
hog stable, fine orchard, and a
mver-failing spring of excellent wa
ter. The farm will be sold on reason
able terms by calling on the under
signed.
JOHN G. BouNERT.
N. B.-I have an uniailing cure for
the Fever and Ague, and will warrant
It never to return. j. G.. b.
Sept. 2oA4w11ai fs 81 2fs
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CLEVELAND MARKET.

Flour, white per brl. $7,75. Am.
Der, 7,50-Red 6, 75.-Country white
$50. Buckwheat -four, $50 to 6, 90.
Rye -four, $50 to 5,35. Wheat dull.
.s1,36. Oats, 38c. Rye, Toe.
Pork.-Mess &c. Lard, in kegs
.10c. Hams, smoked 15c-shoulders
SC. Butter, &c. Eggs, zoe.