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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04
BY Cook Il Laughton. Auctioneers.
Corner Franklin and Governor streets.

.s4 &. 4 - .
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
IL PITTS, &C.. AT AyC1ION.-On THUR
DAY. the eth Inst. at loA O'Clock win sell at my
assortment sseasSs Of FURNITURE, &c, consisting in
p pne @S.AHoeANY PARLoR sU1r, covered with
One tmaussIHioeARY PARLoR SUIT, covered with
BRUsssILs CARPETS and RUGS;
EXTENsI.IN D!NING.TABLEs, r
CHINA INNER and TEA SETS,
SSH5ASBER FURNlTURE, sei 30 g..
kiTeHEN FURhi:URE,. together with many
uS'iu ~ no'Se@'p = va. S. PITCHER. .
Cook & LAUGHToN, Auct'fs. NH 1-4l,Is&9
y. Bye. T. Workman & CO.. Auct'rs,
q, Corner Fifteenth and Cary streets.
| A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF WHISKEYS,
! BY virtue of the authority Of the United states
District Court for the district Of Virginia, in the
| matter of l.. Harvey & Co., bankrupts, VII,
Rich Richmond or 20 on WEDNEsDAY, the 18Th day OF
| March, 1871, at the stcrehouse NO. Isl? Main
5er yoes of
%H1 isFgs z. 3 BHPs sN@YS1 GINS WINES
| GO G2R R1Gh kiis SsAMRAekk a:
| 90 shares BUILDING FUND AND DOLLAR
| sAv vi : Sr s 4 Ek sT T!TCEk
s ha's,p S "; STEAMSHIP AND PACKET Jacket
shares ghsN1A,BUlLD1NG FUND Asso-
Aw sn iine " #S sFM HkA &c.
TERMS an amounts under slco, cash. all
sixty daEsw fsf
mh2-td Assignee.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

Real Estate Agcnts anu Aucuoneers,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.
DRAINED DWELLING, WITH BRICK
4 BASEMENT AND SIX ROOMS, AND a
KITCHEN. ON THE WEST SIDE OF llTH
STREET, BETWEEN LEIGH AND JACKsOH
STREETS, For SALE AT .AUCTION.-The
property above re erred to VIII be sold at auction
upon the;premises, on TUESDAY, 18th March. at
a. O. clock r. NJ. The lot is SO by lls feet The
locations convenient 10 business and the property
desirable for person of limited means.
TERMS: One. third cash balance at six and
twelve months, with interest.
NH 3 GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT real
IN ESTATE OWNERS IN THE TOWN OF
MANCHESTFR.-In accordance with the ordi-
nance Of the town OF Nj Manchester, shall proceed
to sell at public auction, on WEDNESDAY,
March Is, ISL, at IL O'Clock NJ, IN front Of The
marlet-house all real estate In the said town upon
which taxes are due and unpaid, or so much
thereof may be necessary to pay said taxes, and
the per centage SO charged.
list of the resl estate above referred TO can be
seen posted upon the front OF the Manchester
rnarket-house and al two other public places In
said town. JOS. ". BRONAUGH,
N< Collector Town or Man chester.
fc 10 -W&Stds
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By Lee d Goddin,
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE SALE

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
IT ANDS IN LARGE
Ia AND SMALL QUANTITIES:
I have in my hands for sale LANDS In almost
every section of the State A number of them are
large flrst-class estates. with splendid improve
ments and desrably located.
Goa I'm lOl4 Main street.
NOR SALE OR EXCHAN gle FOR
l. city property, TWO FARMS IN New I,f.LIt
county, one In Orange county. ana TWO III hlnR
and Queen county, Va. Apply to ,,,,,H
Ia1s No. 1918 Main street.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

IsS aIAeCE Sy Sorss. ~ ..s.
A LBEMARLE INSURANCE CUMPA-
II N.Y. AM issuing policies for PROTECTION
AGAINST FIRE In the above very reiiabie cGin-
f. is-1m Agent.
------------ ----------.----,-.--.
RHUTjAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
IVA VIRGINIA..
INCOEPORhTF., 1884.
prr,rr ropr1ER nv 1orn I'm RANK sTsRETs
Es E,,sdinrs w nSrnat,,ai or sn,;naI nolicy
Inssee eanitaSiv aans,pb and Dromntiy nsid.
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ssAUET18gssNAa1l g.
TEMH! iCDEsrABLf1s SALE viii
aaas sf E ssas M 4 Il osoe army
ONCE In rear Of the Dspatch Office, the following
property. 60 sseiBfy snndr3 distress warrants 8nd
axecutoRE 10 my hands EEEI ~ -5tI.... hf's
REnSTEADS, BUR tE WA,1SH 9
skfE oaEps 9h aehfs Sa si5 eiss
STOVES, PLATFORM CALEs,& &c. 9 ',s, ~
X TEBMEss Cash. az 4r.o ndj 70 g iIa-rti ~
It -. A: ". RosEN. q. 9. G. r..
~ $500 BY Grubbs q Williams, .', ~
t. Ancsioneers and Real Estate Agents,
l@n# Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.
| nRE9oN HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
tNFoR BALE AT. .AuCTloN.-The Oregon
house, Offer nor sale at public auction, on The
O'Clock 4: Mr. the, BRiCk BUILDING recently
occupied by them as church., The lot fronts 40
feet on the east lice Of Church street, and runs
This propertyis vel, situated, ard may be con-
tycTted intoa dwelling or stores. sfa-5<ta ~ =
re- as-sds, GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auc.s.
,ftes, .srster by Richardson q Co, 80
- Real Estate Agents and Aucsioneers, sos
| & .- ,tesns; No. 1lls Main street.
1.-TWO FRAME BUILDINGS, ON
TToE.1At na,f-past 10 Clock r. NJ saTURDaY,
the 9TH March, on the premises, viii sell at auc
tIon TWO FRAME BUILDINGS, ON LEASED
! GROUkD--one corner Leigh and Adams streets,
street, near to and east of Adams street, contain-
ing four rooms. r.. .~e s.-. Ettf, f"'
l TERMS At sale. .,. .., ::si
Il S-A--
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HAY.-In store anu W.
lN sale, 100 ba,es TIMOTHY HAY. mapOP.
] de q 18th atrees. at Dsaw'oIloe~
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AMI
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL PoiSTs
NORTHEAST AND NORTHWEST.
TRAIN No. 1.-THKOUGH MAIL TRAIN -,
" ashington leaves the depot corner Of Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily At i2:4s p. 81. Arrives In
Richmond daily at 20 2. N. ~
Washington leaves the depot corner of Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily. Sundays exceptedl, al sas
T. N; Arrives In Richmond tkondays eIcepted 1
THRoUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
GdHE tS FL gHFtWRi hr points tbs
bENsSspA Is snS sH All sSssg Richmond on
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between
Richmond and Milford viii be run daily (suncsys
ssa: n fspe s & ea
Apply at c0MPANY's OFFICE, corner o,
Broad and Eighth streets. ~
-sJ General Ticket and freight Agent
Ed, I. ID. MYERS General sup't. fell
pICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL.
h ROAD-CHARGE OF SGhEDULE.-0n
and after JANUARY %, 1871, ''--' "
- GOING WEST,
% Train No. Through Passengerl leaves Rich.
mond daily Except Sundavs) at 4 A. NJ; ieayfs
Danyile at :l:l2 a. NJ; arrives at Greensboro a
Train !. o. 3 Hynchburg Passenser) leaves Rich.
IuOuat aAy ~ '4o IA. a1iirSo ~ az
SIP. NJ. -
Train No. S (Throughaail and ExprcssI leaves
Richmond daily at 2:4o P. ~. leaves Danyille
daily mt lo:32 p. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily
at l :o5 A. NJ. ,
Train No. hroCgh Mail aud Fxpressl leaves
Greensboro daily IL A.. NJ: leaves Dan,ille
daily at 4:37 A. H.; arrives at Richmond daily al
1888 P. nj.
Grain 40. s (Throueh Psssengcr) leaves Greens.
boro' daily except sund1ysl at II 4. NJ: leaves
Danyille at rs L. NJ; Arrives AZ Richmond at Sis
Pm.
Train No. 9 Nynchburg Passenger leaves
Lynchburg daily at SIS. A. III; leaves Burkeyile
at z. NJ; arrives at Richmond At 4:O5 L. N.
Trains nos. and S connect IL Greensboro with
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for all points
South. ..-
Train No. connects at BurkcyllIe with Train
on Atlantic, Mississippi ana Ohio Railroad for
all points Southwest and South.
THROUGH SLEEPISG CARS. without change
between Richm ond aud Charlotte, n. G., are al
tached to Train No. s.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points South and
Southwest can be procured at the ticket Office In
Richmond.
JOHN r. MACMURD0,
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flames RIVER STEAMBOATelIsr.,
u COMPRNY.-F r NORFOLK, lsssGssssssa2t !.
PORTSMOUTH,, AND ALL REGULAR LAND
INGS ON THE JAMES RIVER. The fast and
elegant United States mail steamer
10 H N SYLV z 3 T E,
Captain u. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves company's wharf al Rockets for The
above nsmed places on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, at HALF-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK A. NJ, and returns on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time to con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore aud points
North. --. DID,.
Train leaves City Potut for Petersburg on ar.
rlyal Of steamer. .....- ....
Fare TO Norfolk g. So
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and return 80. 400.
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud Sa-
turdays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Balti-
more, and principal landings on Chesapeake bay
sONABLE RATES. Freight received from A.
ID. tile PM. = =
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
90 . LII B. TATUM, GeneralAgent I
sell sJc- &syt Once. Co1npany'a wharf,
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STEAm ElkS-

L MOND AND NcRFOL sTEA 81 sa.SsIEs
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE 4
WEEk..Steamers EORFOLK, SALVOR, and j.
5; GREEN composing this line VIII lesye fhlS-
and Richmond every MONDAY and TIL thursday
alternately. Freight received daily Except Sun
days), cheaper than by auy other route, for Ill
parts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey also for
New Orleans Uin southern Mail Steamship Line
from Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk st
moderate rates,
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, $S.
W. p. PORTER, Agent,
No. 2a25 Dock street, Richmond.
VIM. p. CLYDE e Co, Agents,
No. ID North Wharves, and
fe Is No. IL South Wharves. Philadelphia. p
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.t.ssrs4cr by Richardson & Co,
Real Estate Agents and
...sr,ys, No. lille Main street.
FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT, the elegant STORE Ass
II HOUSE on Main street. Between l4th ana H::I
18th streets, now occupied by p. Strause as q dry
goods store. Apply to JOHN F. ALLEN. Frank.
lin street, or to 49,. SANDS b LEaKE,
ltk #..-. ATTORNEYS at Law.
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rrsT OF LET. 1N-- : 1s1,1,

;c fsT of, APyyEERSFFissiEaaa - MoND PosT.
5fsfas I ssaa in ss III viii ps'a'
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II IRKPATRIcK,,& co.,
- W0OpEN-WARR MAs UEAoTeRY,

LIBBY PRISON BUILDING, soes CARY ST.,
Take pleasure In Informing their niends that they
are now prepared to oil orders Tor a LIZ hEMDH
OF CEDAR BUCKETS, CAHss, and KhEIEhs,
luished,s which. tley Win sell as5log and on az
|Tcasonahsa terms ANY oRe. We invite the buying
public % calf and examine onr stock BEFORE par-
Chasing elsewhere. 10 So--1fn
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1871. 1871.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT Zine.
1871

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL PoiSTs
NORTHEAST AND NORTH WEST.
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EOH NEW YORK. SG$H
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP SSt asRA&
COMPAMY. ~, /, NOV /, ! . > !, -,
BELL, SARATOGA. MA GA A, ALBE.
MARIE, and HATTERAS leave New York for
heSrfotE nv s snd kcfmRna syefy
p. ID. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide. -
These ships arc entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterobms. The fare, accommodate
lions, and attention are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for kll
southern and European ports. go. {:
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT A QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the on1ces Of this
Companvo
For further information apply to
49,, w JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
my2s No. Governor street.
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THE KU-KLUX.

DISTINGUISHED DEHOCRhTi0 TESTIMONY con-
CORNING THEIR POLITICAL OBJECTS.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The subcommittee
for the gation of alleged ourages in the south
held meeting which lasted for three hours, to-day. and
which was occupied throughout with the examination OF
exGoy Orr OF south Carolina. He stated e had no per-
sonal knowledge Of the Ku-KuX, and did not believe
they existed in his section of the state He expressed
the opinion that such organization did exist III some
counties OF South Carolina and that its object was to in
timidate the cOlored people from voting at the election
I'm ls72 He believed that the Constitution of the Council
of Safety published in The Charleston Republican last
February was the basis of the organ zatiOn He said
the Legislature had been cXtravagant and some OF It's
members corrupt He condemned the present election
laws and believed they would be repealed though the
white people were very bamable. for incompeeney OF
rulers and inenciency of legislation because of their re-
fusa to take part the outset Of reconstruction in cleo
tions and since by trying to get the cOored men to vote
the Democratic tcke; in opposition to their friends the
Republicans. Ex-Gov. Orr returns to South Carolina
Tonight
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

.. The third annual exhibition of the National
Photographic Association opened In Philadelphia Yesterday
M The members of the International TypogTaphi-
cal visited Washington and MI Vernon yesterday
800 The SESSIONS Of the ROumanian Chambers were
opened Yesterday by Prince Charles who met an enthusiastic reception
A solemn high mass celebrated in Rome
yesterday behalf the French priests assasnated by the Pans Com
munists.
An Encyclical letter has been issued by the
Pope Catholics throughout TIE "0 10 gave thanks 10
God on the occasion Of the Pope's jubilee
The English House Of Lords has passed the bill
anti ng Canada organize terntons governments In the country
lg.ug betseen the Dominion aud the Pacific coast
The Governor has disposed of all the bills
pss b The last LEGISLATURE except tive among the latter IS
The bill aiding the construction Of the Midland and Adirondack hA
TOadA
The Homoepathsts celebrated their twenty
eve uyry of M Institute Of Homeopathy Yesterday
u Pldps Dr. delivered address welcoming the dele
gstes seh was responded by Dr. Beckwith Of Cleveland
zee There is trouble between the Boston and Maine
and Etr Railroad which eliminated Monday In the
soppsge o. express o Boston over Tho former road az
Soih csick Junction trouble out Of the termination
DE Porimout and Portland koad and probable
the will he shduwu Until b natter 10 adjusted
Court
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GREAT STORM IN TEX1S.

GALVESTON FLOODED-MANY BUILDINGS WASHED
AWAY-SEyERAL MARINE DISASTERS.
GALVESTON, Texas, June GA terrible storm
has prevailed here since last Saturday noon The wind
which was southeast forced the waters OF the Gulf on
the island flooding the southern part OF the city to the
depth of several feet About two miles of the track or
the Galveston, Houston and Henderson Railroad Is
washed away two miles above the city. The bridge
across the bay is safe The steamship Alabama OF the
Morgan Line, with cargo OF cattle and sheep from
Rockport to New-Or went ashore 20 miles west OF
here on Sunday. and will probably be total loss Inc
bark Virginia Dare, from Cardiff for Galveston, with
cargo of railroad iron sunk about six miles east OF TINS
city Sunday night. The crew, consisting OF IL men,
were yesterday taken from tho mass, where they mad
been dashed since o'clock Sunday morning Many
buildings in the lower part of the city have been washed
away but lives lost. The velocity of the wind
on Sunday night at 10 o'clock 80 miles an hour Six
inches of rain has fallen since Saturday at p M The
storm also prevailed to a great extent at Houston and
much damage done there. There were heavy rams
at all the telegraph stations in the interior.
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MEXICO.

THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVAsS-A TRIUMPH FOR
MINISTER ROMERO-THE CHIAPAs REVOLT
oUELLED-A NEW LOTTERY.
MEXICO, May 3O.-The Presidential election
will be held the 25th Of June. The Government is IN
.rcasing the force Of the regular army which the oppo-
1itou say is 20 maintain JuareZ in power The OPPOSE
.l0u newspapers LCrdO dIejada or being the
hstigatOr Of numerous assassnati0ns 10 promote ms
own interests The City TsmpicO still holds out It's
reported lfll premature.
Minister Romero has riumphed over MS aGcuSefs Dut
who penetrated the state Of Chapas has Deen queled
Gen. EscODcdO Is III OF disease OF the lungs.
Tic Government has granted Thomas +. Massey, H.
Summon and their associates OF New YORK, concession
o. establish lottery grand scale, with prizes OF
OL0O and 100000 The frst drawing Will take place IN
tein.sT. The port OF VentOsa has been closed ana
Saua CrIl the Guf Of Tchuantepec, has been substl
tuttu.
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ANOTHER ALLEGED MUTINY.
SLY NEGROES KILL THE CAPTAIN AND WOUND
THE MATES OF AN AMERICAN BRIG.

sly NEGROES KILL THE CAPTAIN AND WOUND
THE MATES OF AN AMERICAN BRIG.
The ship Europa, Capt. Pichler, which ar
rived from Bremen yesterday, with emigrants and mer
chandise brings the intelligence of muny on the high
seas on board the American brig j. L. Bowen, which
suited in the murder OF the captain and the disabling OF
the first and second mates. The log CT the Europa
shows that the Sd inst. in latitude 47o ~, longi
tude $50 81, brig was sighted flying a signal
of distress. The Europa approached her and
asceraned from the cook Of the vessel who at once
came board, that she the j. l.. Bowen OF New
York bound from this port to Gibraltar and Cadiz, and
that the sailors of her six colored men, had mutt
MED and disposed OF the captain and The cook
further stated that the trouble had grown out Of or
the captain to the sailors for the performance
OF some dsagreeabe labor TO which they
were stoutly opposed The captain OF the
Europa says that he at sent Frst-Mate Hiliver
on board in small boat to investigate. He reported
that Capt j. o. Amesbury of the Bowen had been found
lying in his bunk with his skull cut open with an AK and
that when discovered he had been dead several hours
The first mate of the brig had been so severely wounded
as 10 totally disable him. and the second mate suf
ferng from broken Two OF the colored crew had
also been wounded by the officers Capt Pichler sent
his first mate back to the brig to take command and
bring her into NewYork. The Bowen was soon lost
sight Of and not expected in before this evening to-
morrow at the earliest she not speedy vessel as
the Europa. @ =,
j.
graham & Co. of No. % SOuth-st., and under the
command of Capt. j. o. Amesbury OF Rockland, Me,
who leaves a wife and children. She cleared from
this port the 10Th ult. for Gibraltar with cargo OF
tobacco and slaves She only four days sail from
her destination when sighted by the Europa Her
consisted OF two mates and six cOOrcd sailors. The
of her first mate was Jeremiah Sleeper IL Is re-
ported that there was also passenger on Doard VINO
was brutally treated. -
Can't Amesbury possessed the entire confidence OF his
employers and they relied solely his Judgment in the
selection Of Some fears were expressed last
evening that crew had again risen and deposed their
second commander. The Revenuecutter Bronx with Is
men on board, sent last night To Quarantine 10
await the arrival OF the brig at the Hook, when the
prisoners will be taken OF aud conveyed to Ludlow-st
Jail.
There Is considerable ground for doubt in this story,
and the arrival the brig will be anXiOusy awaited
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CHINA.

REPORTED BURNING OF SIX HUNDRED COOLIES.
LONDON, Tuesday, June 6, 1871
Advices from Hong Kong to May 26 have
been received. The ship Dolores Ugarte, from Macao
for CaaO burnt at sea- and COO Coolies persisted in
the flames The particulars received are conflicting
A CIVILIANS VIEW OF THE SITUATION WHY
MISSIONARIES ARE PROSECUTED - INTENSE
HATRED OF ALL FOREIGNERS.
WASHINGTON, June Ga gentleman at Kin
Kisnc China in a letter written TO a friend in this city,
and who has good opportunities for knowing the situa
ton that country, gives the following account OF the
troubles between the Roman Catholics and the Chinese:
"The gentry dislike all foreigners and most intensely
fhev ike all propagation of religion. The reasons are
sndess but Will name few of them We nave forced
ourselves unwiling country we are nerce Tapacl9es
have encroached on and subjected TO
our sway other countries and may DO the same mere
have brought opium, ana forced tnat, w now ~ Is
ling them ana eating away the energies OF tne Ialu
We have Inundated their Emperor, ana we are
pressing on for more ana more NOW' 1no t Hari ~
ofreOus teachers is increased because preaching 10
people 10 true las we thkl lath rs 700 It5I
ter,-rt a thing for them TO comprehend Iney tiink
We mean something covert; and why should they thnk
Otherwise seeing that make gam out OF every mis-
siOnary Tow that takes placer Ihey See nVIg ou
revolution in HOn and alas Tor them, CnIls lah-
ysHclnrfu tbe capital of KangSi, and the result Is
nnosts OF the French in the POyang Lake, demand OF
Inc r uch Minister for 900 taels which was paH ana
COMING statement Of the hated missionaries IN Nan
char g. Trey drove them ont OF NgahlIg, anu tLc 20
sui Is cunboats, the French Minister, degIada1on OF
their own gently, and proclamations that roman
Catholics must he protected. l am not certain
Rchechouart paid visit to Hankow, and made threat
push further with troops received 1000 taes anu
ali was peace. Many OF these rows were at distance
nom eaty ports The right 10 reside ana acquire land
IA the interior Or French missOnares rests on an H.
sertOn in the Chinese text OF the French treaty not
found in the French text.
ar much be hated 10y us III return Inc CGnese re-
50 Of only as they fear They would murder us all
t-norrow they dared We must never lose this from
1ht Witness the seizure Of the flag OF truce party u-
DR. Parkes ana Lock, near Picking in 1850 aud the in
human ;OrtUTcs 10 which they were subjected, causing
thiIr death In horrible agony. Witness the Chinese
prsOu and punishment system in general so we must
mo- trust ourselves 20 them. We must he always on
guard hope the Chinese Will be dealt with firmly aud
ycauv Tor cannot be trusted but kindly, with
regard what is really truethe fact that they have
difficulty in opening the land 10 our rather TOO pro-
Qtssiye demands"
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THE NEW CABLE TARIFF.

Inc 1OIIOWIHP IDS UtVI IShuVU Uy IIIU UIHVVIp
OF the different cable companies:
NEw-YoRK, June 5:-Notice is hereby given; that on
aud after saturday, the st OF July the tariff between
Nfy-York CITY the New-En gland States the Dominion
of Canada, Prince Edwards Isand, ST. Pierre and New
oundand and Great Britain, Ireland, and France, Will
be $40 in gold message exceeding ten words in
Gliding address date and signature and 81 in gold tor
each additional word beyond the first ten.
This tariff will apply 10 all classes of messages except
of the Governments of the United States France
and the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland,
and cipher messages double rate
The rule limiting the length Of messages 10 80 words
will be discontinued and after the Isl Of July.
PETER COoPER, President of the NewYOrk, Newfound-
land, and London Telegraph Co.
Ill. WEAVER, General Manager Of the AnglO-AmeTican
Telegraph Co.
RICHARD c. MAINE, Managing Director Of the S0eiete
du Cable TTansatlautique Francois Qmitcdl.
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pFRsONAITTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.

-. Mayor Adams of Portsmouth, n. H., has been
sent o insane asylum
Luby and Burke, the Fenian exiles, arrived at
San Francisco Monday.
- Mrs. Cutler, widow Of the late Dr. Benz. Cutler
Wobu Mass died suddenly Hartford yesterday OF heart disease
THE bodies of the unfortunate Journalists
Spagh and Lodge VI The M0aql gazette Who
Rapids month recovered MONDAY aud the place
yestenay.
800. Ira Dvall, Superintendent of Public Schools
Missouri resigned account OF bad health. Mr. Dva
than 20 Superintendent Of Public schools and
largely instrumental bringing them their present state Of
efficiency.
IA party, composed of correspondents of East
ejouma Mr. samuel Sinclair aud daughters and Mrs Albert
Richardson and Messr Pscka and Bryant returned 70 San
from the Yosemite Valley and report the nfcrni The
stampeied by bear Inspiration Point but nobody W."
hurt Nrt0u for the Yosemite leaving Francisco at toe 'a oi
IRON 20 20 loo daily.