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| said contract
For three assistant observers at the Naval
Observatory, in addition to the sum apprO-
priated by the ''Act making appropriations
for the naval service for the year ending
June thirty. eighteen hundred and seventy.
two. and for other purposes approved
March third. eighteen hundred and seventy
one, five hundred dollars.
SEC. IL. That so much Of the provisO IN
the act making appropriations to supply de-
fclencles, and so forth. approved April
twentieth. eighteen hundred and seventy,
as limits the completion Of the marine hos
pital building at Chicago Illinois, to sum
not exceeding three hundred thousand doll
lars: Is hereby repealed; and it shall be law
full for the proper authorities to expend the
money already appropriated for continuing
the work upon said building: Provided.
That no part thereof shall be expended I'M
til plans and specifications shall have been
completed that will limit the cost of said
building to a sum. including all moneys al
ready expended. not exceeding three hun
dred and fifty-nine thousand seven hundred
and seventy-nine dollars and thirty-four
cents.
SEC. 20. That the Secretary of the Treas
ury be authorized to sell. for the best price
IN cash that can be obtained, the marine Irl
hospital building in the city Of San Fran
cisco: and the proceeds of such sale. or so
much thereof as may be necessary. shall be
held and reserved as a fund for the cree
ton of pavilion hospital on some govern.
| ment reservation IN or near said city, II
Congress shall hereafter SO determine
SEC. Il. That there be appropriated out
of any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated, twelve thousand dollars
for the relief Of destitute aged persons in
the District OF Columbia. such sum to be
received and distributed by such officer or
lumbia as the Secretary of War shall desig-
nate. and that a report OF the distribution
of the money hereby appropriated shall be
made to Congress at its next session.
SEC. p. That the Secretary OF War
is hereby authorized to furnish to
the National Freedmen's Relief AS
ISOLATION condemned clothing. and bed
ding, if such there be on hand not
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thirty. eighteen hundred and seventv-twO,
and for other purposes. approved March
three, eighteen hundred and seventy one, is
hereby made subject to present use.
SEC That the sum of twenty thousand
five hundred and twenty-three dollars, or
SO much thereof as may be necessary, be.
and the same is hereby. appropriated to
pay the claim of Robert T. Kirkpatrick,
provided for in joint resolution approved
February fifteenth, eighteen hundred and
seventv-one.
SEC. 8. That so much of the appropriation
for paving the expenses of taking the ninth
census of the United States contained in the
act making appropriations for sundry civil
expenses of the government for the year
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy-two, approved March third,
may be necessary, may be used during the
current fiscal year; and the proviso in the
eighth section of said act is amended BY
adding after the words "eight dollars per
day" the words Exclusive Of mileage"
SEC. 9. That the appropriation of thirty
thousand three hundred and twenty-six
dollars ''for necessary expenses in the cree
ton. furnishing machinery and SO forth.
of the branch mint at Carson city. contained
in the act making appropriations for sundry
civil expenses Of the government for the
Usual year CHUNG OuAO tAAA tlCtAs
hundred and seventv-two, and for other
purposes. approved March third, eighteen
hundred and seventy-one, is hereby made
subject to present use.
SEC. 10. That the appropriation for build
ing pier at Lewes, Delaware. contained in
sections twelve and thirteen of the act ap-
proved July fifteenth, eighteen hundred and
seventy. entitled IAN act making appropri
atoms for sundry civil expenses Of the gov
eminent for the year ending June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and seventy-one. and for
other purposes" be, and the same is hereby
continued until June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy-two.
SEC. II. That there be added to the mis-
cellaneous item of the contingent fund of the
House Of Representatives. the sum of two
thousand FIVE hundred and sixty-three dol
lars and thirty cents, or 30 much thereof a.
may be necessary for the payment Of the
balance remaining unpaid upon the accounts
Of witnesses who appeared before the sub
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GENERAL NArURE-NO. u.
AN ACT to establish certain post roads.
Be it enacted by the Senate aud House of
Representatives Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That the
following he, and are hereby, established rs
post roads:
INDIANA
From Martinsville, via Oaktarm and
Nashville. to Evansville.
From Franklin, via Bargersville and
Cope, 20 Martinsville.
Approved April 20, 1871.
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States: or by force to seize, take, or possess
any property Of the United States contrary
to the authority thereof; or by force, in
timidation, or threat to prevent any person
from accepting or holding any Office or trust
or place OF confidence under the United
States, or from discharging the duties there
of, or by force, intimidation, or threat to
induce any officer Of the United States 70
leave any State, district. or place where his
duties as such officer might lawfully be per-
formed. or to injure him in his person or
property Oh account Of his lawful
discharge of the duties of his office,
or to injure his person while en-
gagged in the lawful discharge Of the
duties of his office, or to injure his property
impede him in the discharge Of his official
duty, or by force, intimidation or threat
to deter any party or witness IN any court
of the United States from attending
such court, OF from testifying in any mat
ter pending in such court fully, freely and
truthfully, or to injure any such party or
witness in his person or property on account
OF his having SO attended or testified, or by
force, intimidation OF threat to influence
the verdict, presentment or indictment OF
any Juror or grand Juror in any court OF the
United States, or TO injure such juror in his
person or property on account OF any YER
dict, preseHtment or indictment law
fully assented to by him, or on ac-
count of his being or having been
such juror, or shall conspire together or go
in disguise upon the public highway or upon
the premises OF another for the purpose Of
either directly or indirectly Of depriving any
any class ia ,s OF ,.P persons & Of the
privileges or ilnmunities under the
laws. or for the purpose OF prevent
ing or hindering the constituted au-
thories of any State from giving or securing
to all persons within such State the equal
protection of the laws, or shall conspire to-
gether for the purpose of in any manner
impeding, hindering, obstructing or defeat
ing the due course of justice in any State OF
Of the United States the due and equal pro
lection OF the laws, or to injure any person
in bis person or his property for lawfully en-
forcing the right Of agy person or class OF per
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Short Session in Rom.-Rathsr Severe
on the International Society.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW Yosg HERALD.

FLORENCE, June 20, 1871.
The Italian Parliament Will be adjourned before
the end OF the present week. No more bills are TO
be submitted. The remaining few days will be oc-
cupied by transacting business Of minor import.
ancc.
ROME DISSATISFIED.
1t was originally intended by the government that
Parliament should hold short session In Rome pre-
vous TO its final adjournment, but the idea has been
abandoned on account OF the rri,ated of feel
lag IN Rome-a fact which Of late has given much
uneasiness TO the government, and will probably
lead to an indefinite postponement OF the transfer of
the capital
THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY.
The Minister OF the Interior has ordered the disso.
luton Of ali chapters or the International Society in
Italy.
The agitation or the italian wOrkmcn and their
avowed sympathy for the Paris Commune has led
the Italian government TO this step.
DISTURBANCES ArPREuENDED.
1t is feared that the Internat!onals will resistthe
enforcement OF this decree, and that disturbances
will take place in consequence. Already there Is
considerable excitement, and angry comments are
inside by the radicals ard their organs The govern
ment Is quietly preparing to meet resistance by
force.
The disso luton of the Italian branch OF the Inter-
national Society will probably be the subject OF an
animated debate Ia the Chamber OF Deputies to.
morrow.
DEPARTURE OF THE KING.
King Victor Emmancel Will leave here on the Goth
inst. on visit TO Naples, whence 4, Is said lie VIII
go TO Rome.
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REVIVAL OF 'fHE HOLY ALLIANCE.
The Potentatss Of Germany, Austria and Russia
Lsagusd 20 Maintain Peace in Europc~com-
nunisyA and Revolutionary Movements to
be rushed by their United Exertions.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June 90 ISL
Tho meetings Of the Empe ors OF Germany ana
Russia and the presence Of Prince Gortchakon at
Ems have not been without political object. TAX
Ing these facts, in connection with the speeches OF
Count Beust In the Rechstag, expressing friend
snip for Austria ana Russia the opinion tnat secret
understanding existed between these three Powers
has gained ground in weil-informed diplomatic cir
Cles IN this city. Many rumors ana speculate ons
point in the same direction.
Tie ramincatiuns OF the International Society and
fears Of rising OF the working classes all over
Europe have had the effect OF bringing about the
,approchepent, ana from oil present indications
an alliance between the Emperors OF Germany, Aus
tria and Russia has already been consummated.
In confirmation OF this the Morning Post says
there is an understanding between the governments
of Germany Austria ana Russia for the preserva-
ton OF the peace OF Europe
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PORT OF NEW YORK., JUNE ~, 1871.
CLEARED.


Steamship Bremen Ns,, Ladewigs, Bremen via South
ampiun-- Oelrichs 4 Co.
Steamship sherman. Blanchard, Havana-Auantic Mail
Steamship Co
Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, savannah-Livngs.on.
Fox K Co.
Steamship Albemaric, Couch, Norfolk City Point and
Richmona-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Fanita, Doanc, Philadelphia Lorlard Steam
ship Co.
steamship Drigo, johnson. Portland-J r Ames
Steamship Nercns 8earse. Posion-h Dmock
Ship Edward O'Brien, Oliver st John, NB-Snow 4 Bur
CESS
Bark Annie Ada (Br,, Moore Borieaux-Boyd Hinckcn
Bark Espioratorc utal), Lonsobard6 Tr,ese-kremel.
berg 4 Co.
Eark Atla tAus, Barbarovich Trieste Slocoyich Co.
Brig kossak Elliott, Sevlle-F Talbot Go.
Brig Susan Bergen, DAVIS Bilhoa n Wenterg.
Brig Excesor (Br), Mayor, Hamilton, Bermnda-D Nc
Coll.
Brig Eunce (Br), Coaaee. Hautsport, Ns-H De Wolf
4 Co.
Schr D. ndy tBr, Bulard Harbor Island--Jos Enea..
Schr Atlantic (Br Barker, Windsor, NS-Cranda, Ber.
taux Il Co.
schr Sabine, Carver Jacksonville -t,has Down.
schr Florence Rogers Sheppard Ball
Schr Ii Nichols, Dupuv. Richmond-van Brunt 4 Co.
Schr Ida IT, Bcarsc, Philadelphia.
Schr Persse Brooks, Porter, EiizaDeihpot-
Bro.
Schr Artist, Parker, Pocasset.
Schr Amelia Augusta. Mott Hartford Racket Bro.
Schr Maria Davis, Davis, New Haven via Bridgeport
Racket n Bro.
Schr w m Sherwood, ALVIN, uncasville.
Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith, PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Biddle, McCue, Philadelphia.
Steamer Frank, Pierce, Philanelpna.
Steamer d Utsy, DAVIS, Philadelphia.
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NEW YORK HERALD JCNE g. sl-wlrH SUPPLEMENT-
MAcHIAs, June ls.-saed schr W Comm, srou., Nov

MAcHIAs. June ls-saed, schrJ W Conn., s,rous, New
NORFOLK. June ao-A,rivsd, schr Reeves, Brannon,
a: ass GsSns .s1
VIEW REDFORD. June sl-ArrIved. schr Ann sater,
ssiisd-schs vs'.n Nickerson. and Helen. Perry, New
NEWPORT. June 20. pM-Arrived, bark sas.a Moses
SSs &C. ,o% rh1asra.
rSndsr rhrasner East Greenwich for do Mary Mead
NEW aI6SDoS,, June so-Arrlved .sAr. W Gushing.
for ~s nanssom and sa
0fSfe NEW and oas brio rovpe Rc.
haocf RsSc sis Joseph Ss
S oa'n's
New york Kas Gy .s
John D Buck alew do soops Annie Bassett New York
s.,s bark pordn p r.
iG 1.IEs1s .0
! PHILADELphlA June q Arrived, ship Martha Bowker,
@ cs1Sas 1 hsisa si$nsy
Gasp s. c
tom ns, Kelly so;%sr'e Eta ReSe eS prSSs
Boston Julien Nesqn Cavalier Providence Blew Haley,
Dam Jennie s SaSS Fsssaid G'
dS1s,
spne y she
reported coming dark evening. ship ractos
Roae en Orders
s Sey Of fore ana a m r S York
fey schooners Vessels. Of this AN remain. Wind NV
wess NM sn' i
s ssn 2; S sSu nnn
French for y Nex York
Bramhal, ism,on New YORK. ,r.,.. -,
Charleston; Wia pseon. End,coi sseorse,own De- LS
sss Sa,:n Sys al yaSsS,s
afssns As s %n
sa SsSi Ramsey Brown; Ella Barnes Ave
Xxi saSen knoI Nj soup
Mn ssa sfs BISHOP
as Frank haTsrd. York Msns YssSsn
% . sss s New Kelley
s nazs Spencer S and Roanoke Barrett rAa
RIcHMoNb, June 2o-Beow, in tow, schrs Gardner TuL
sailed stsam.Lips Wyanoke, Bourne and Geo Upton
sAyANSAn, June laclearei, brig Eva Johnson John
Eetsss
Allen Bridgeport c. with loo tons railroad iron for Conn
TAI NroN June 2I-Arrivei. schr Whistler, Kece. New
VINEYARD HAVEN, Juno q, pM-Arrlyca. schrs Mary
for Phiialeluh,a; yacht Srrc, from Boston.
Hrturned-Bark Craze Redpath, brig Maurice. -
ead AM Arrived sohrs Miy Flower tBr), Parker, New
York for Windsor burg Saunders. Baltimore for polts
mouth: James Warren, Disko Philadelphia for DO James
Parsons, Yonns; Enirna Edwards, Lee; Athea Smith
David Collins, Town DO for Boston Anna Cam
non COBB do for Brainree Montana Bearsc do for saem
Clara Bel, Amesbury, Baltimore for Boston; Deborah
do Franks Randall. Port Johnson for do; Arcoa Woson
Portland for Warehaln.
sacd-An the above excep, bark Grace Redpath, brig
Maurice - -,
melaio saved from brig Lizzie Billings, ashore at Nomans
LAM. .
WILMINGTON, NC, Juno a0-Arived, bark Perseverance,
(Rr) Cardiff.
Went 10Th, brgs Excel Redwood; 7th schr John
Gr,lIn 18th, briggs John Pierce 18th, irentiss Hobbs.
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NEW ZEALAND.

Enthusiasm in Auckland Over the Inn ugura.
iion nf the California Stea nship Line
MiainE News-Contributions to the San
ExauciscO Fair.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 90, 1871.
The steamship Nevada, from San Francisco,
reached Auckland. New Zealand. May IA. four hours
ahead OF the schedule time. Two thousand persons
welcomed her at the wharf, Banquets were given
at Auckland aud Dunedin to her officers.
The New Zealand mining news is favorable
Volunteering was active throughout the colonies
Tkomal' Merchants Exchange win send TO the
San Francisco Mechanics Fair a pyramid made
from the gold OF various mines or New Zealand.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LorDoN HofrY MsRR<T-LosloS, June Risen y
NCJBSos closed at ~ lar both aad The account
uniei States i've twenty bors. 1862. %s. ib old, g0a;
1877 ~; .en.ieytss, S%-
PARIS MosIY MAxEEr.~-PARTs, June 22-Eentes
closed at s2l. &c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON xAIgsT.-IivErroo,- juno %
20 r. M-The market ripted easier: uiddns upSnIs,
6J middling Osas, si. SD. The sa.es OF the day
have been 100 bs ncGsng 800 Tor export and speeua'
ti0n.
LiyERrooL PRoylsToEs EAEgET. -LIvvRppoT, .usc
2t.sr1 4.s. 2 Bacon, 12s g. cwt- for Cum,
Lefsod cut Eee @ per ,icsoe q ses lbs for extra prins
BACON ga. ell pr.- cwt far short rib miiies.
LoHDoS PRpDUcE MA vKET.--LoHDoS June 2S-Egcn.
ing -Sr:rlts tTro n,ine 3sr. I'd. ga. 3D. per cwt
ASrNEGP PRODUCE MANUFACTURING, june a.
Petroleum COZ. ~ lps pale American.
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cell NINE DISASTERS.

sccidens IN fhe Si!kesharro sSines-Fortunate
Escape OF Forty Werkmcn-Exrlosion OF
F0ni Air--yne Naa Fatally Injured.
WfLKEsBAKRE, June %, 1871.
sot,c fosiy Tiners were temporarily Imprisoned
10 tie earth Yesterday by The cavng In OF The slope
OF the Empi:e mine, several miles rom this place.
All are rescued, and arc expected 10 recover from
The effects Of the tonl air Inhaled during their
0nenent.
David Jenktna and John Davis were severely
burned By al explosion OF frcGamp Ia the wilkes
barre Coal and sron Company's mine ut Ashley yes
terdal- The fosziley IL not expected to Recover.
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Erip Missouri lr), for liverpool which was driven 10
ssh from Dayeses Roads IWk s Consequently returned
sns snrnerst ny he, haw5cr, .t dragged again rsL of
I'm, aa1 tre - tho westward She In slgbt on
Ire evsoac VI the tt but fears entertained Tor her
saieis -
rtiP LoRD DAlHorsaE tBrl leading nj Galveston for
the gale OF 9Th inst. ~ =
BARR CHALyETTr, for Liverpool before reported t,yed
Tow FL back 10 Galveston dsmaScd, arrived at New Orleans
90 lost Tor repairs.
BANk vReIEA DARE has been surveyed, and IL was re-
conme1dci that she be sd lies outside the bar
a. dawes. on.
BAaE SEA EAGLE from New Orleans for hpaisshicols,
~ Two. f ~,
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ENGLAND.
Proceedings n tie House Of Ccsnraons-Horre
Railroads IL London-1he Pension to the
Defendants OF William Pepn
TEltc Az n TIE XIV YORK HegaLo.

LONDON. June %. 1871,
in The House OF Commons tonight the bill author
ixlng the construction OF horse railroads In London
was rejected.
several government measures were Withdrawn
IN consequence OF the approaching prorogaion OF
Parliament.
CURIOUS RE1fHIscEscg or HISTORY.
Mr. Lowe the Chancellor OF IKE E,gchequer, stated
that 1t Impossible discontinue the pension Of
Gi,o03 granted 10 tile descendants or william Penn
In consequence OF tho American revolution. Inc
present recipient OF tic pension II one william
stewart. ar. Lowe ADDED, In reply 10 question,
THAT he would cause an investigation az TO the
pos,iDiliig Of committing the pension INTO govern
1ent three per cent annuliles.n
EAIISE DISASTER.
9he bark Rap, from Newport, England bound 10
New YORK, has been abandoned at sea. The crew
was savcd and have been brought 10 Liverpool
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r. n a. n G e.
Marshal MacMahon to Remain
In Command.
>~~>~~>~o->o-~>~~~-~~~~~~
TIE BUG DAUMALE AT CALAIS.
Another Member OF the Conn
nnune Arrested.
CANDIDATES FOR TIE ASSEMBLY
Increased Mortality in Paris,
but No Epidemic.
A MILITARY REVIEW ON SUNDAY.
Gambetta Refuses to Recognize
the National Assembly.
The Orleans Princes to Visit the Comic de
Chambora.
Increased Mortality in Paris,
but No Epidemic.
A MILITARY REVIEW ON SUNDAY.
Gambetta Refuses to Recognize
the National Assembly.
The Orleans Princes to Visit the Comic de
ChambOra.
I[lEG,kMs 70 1HE aEa YlR2 HERALD.

PARIS, June 81, 1871.
The Due d'Aumale has landed at Calais and is
expected IN Paris tonight.
NJ. MAGNE CANDIDATE
NJ. Masnc, formerly Minister Of Finance under tae
empire, stands as candidate for the Assembly from
the Department OF Derdognc.
ANOTHER MEMBER OF THE COMMUNE ALIVE.
NJ. LissaGarary, member or the Commune, who
was reported dead. has been arrested.
IMAGINATION WON'T RESIGN.
It's sail that Marshal MacMahon has rclmquisned
hts nten,on to resign the command Of the army.
RETURNING PARIS.
The Ministry OF FnaEce Is returning to Paris ane
viii take up IFS quarters at the Louvre.
CANDIDATES IN TIE DEPARTMENT pU NoRp.
The candidates for The Asse mby frcm the Depart
mcnt OF the North arc General Fadherbe anu NJ.
Testelin, republicans, ana NM Denedouchel and
Dupont, legtlmsts.
The rumor that NJ Lefranc HAS gone to England
n Ialse
The Proposed second CLnn,ser-A Mys. erions
Departure -Incrensrd Mortality in Paris
The Revisw-a:amhr,fa n~r--es 20 Recos-
T& June a. 1871.
{4r~ 5aI he election OF
He19AH tNrs N-ae- ieraux, similar
-esiss.rs. @-a.i.-
"z4r 4. 5sfrs
4S e.sh 49, cseauasits sion ,ler;rirsne
meoa- p-ese e.
or the mouth OF
INCREASED MORTALITY IN PARIS
Inc mortality Is incrcasn IN Paris In consequence
oi Me arrival OF large numbers O! emi.rants from
1se coded provinces. Neither cholera nor tyhus Is
s0@evcr, prevalent.
THE REVIEW.
The review OF loco troops at Longcha,nps has
NOW heen fixed for next Sunday
SASBEfTA REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE THE ASSEMBLY.
itassaid frat NJ GambeTta refuses TO acknowledge
1he mandate OF the Assembly, ACCOMPANYING his
xe4usal with the observation that the Assembly
ceased 70 EXIST when it yeted raIry The treaty OF
reace.
THE NEW loan.
SnbS rintons for The new French loan win lie
Iopeneh on Monday next.
1te Political CanpaiSn--e;nizot- on the situ-
nii~r-Comunisfs Malta.
PARIS, June 70, 1871.
Prince Napoleon has decaed a nomination to the
Assembly from the Department OF Cnarente in favor
GIN. Ronher.
GuIcoT on THE SITUATION.
A letter nom NJ Guzot or the stateof France IL
published. IL counsels the maintenance or Presi.
dent Thiers In power. approves OF Bis policy and
desires speedy solution OF the monarchicat ques-
lion
COMMUNISTS AT MALTA.
NJ. Gambetta is IN Malta. Many Com munIst
refugees from Paris nave arrived in Malta among
them members OF the Central Committee and pf the
International Society.
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The Nutmeg and Mace Crops Destroyed by Hur.
ricane- Loss Estimated at 100000
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW yak HERALD.

LONDON, June %, 1871.
Later Dispatches from Bombay state that 1t Is the
nutmeg and mace crops OF the Banda Islands, In
the Malay archipelago which have been destroyed
by hurricane, instead OF the cotton crop OF the
district OF Banda, ia India. Tie loss IL estimated
at $780, 900 sterling, and the planters Will not re-
cover from the blow for gears 10 come.
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TfiEeaAm TIC THE NEW yoaN HERALD.

MADRID. June %, 1871.
In the Cortes last evening the Minister OF the
Colonies declared that Span would preserve the
integrity Of Cuba SO long men and arms were
forthcoming.
He admitted that there was Ministerial crisis
and added that the Cabinet would resign after the
approval by the Cortes OF the address to the Crown
All amendments 10 the address were Withdrawn
aud tie discussion proceeded.
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THE ORLEANS PRINCES.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HsaAln.

The Orleans Princes TO Visit the Cont q de
GhainbOrd.
LONDON, June e, Is II.
The Count OF Paris will leave England on Fr day
Tor Paris, and will subsequently, In company With
the Duo d'Aumale aDd Prince dc Joinye, p; W
visit to the Comte dc Chanpord.
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GERMANY.
A Shocking Railroad Accdent-Twenss- thr 20
Men Killed and Forty-ons injured
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YasS HERALD.

BERLIN, June %, Fe7l.
terrible accident occurred to-day ON the Lc.psc
line Of railway 10 a train conveying PoIaeranian
troops from France.
-Four carriages were thrown from The track.and
two Officers and twenty-one privates were kiitod,
end one onicer ana forty priyaLes injured.