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PRIOLEAU.-Died, on the 18th May, at ~.
Jsmes,s Home, Liverpoo where she Was known
as Sister Alice OF the Order or Sls ers OF Mercy OF
Masyf ate aon
Samuel Prioeau. VI Oharlestoo, soutn oarolina'
in the 4sth year Of her age.
From the Liverpool Courier, June4l '1i3'
DEATH OF A SISTER OF MERCY. ...'-.''
The Sisters OF St. Margaret's Home hayetust I
sustained a severe loss by the death OF Sister
ALICE, who died at 81. James's Home, on F1day
last: from typhus fever. Sister ALICE. Wnoinao
heer the Sister ln charge OF st. Margaret's Home
since its foundation In 1862 was sent aoo4I Two
months ago to establish branch mouse IN blaok-
hed Terrace, Stanley Road, the SISTERS nsglmg m9tg
trIct OF Sc. James.the.Less. Her labor OF love
took her frequently TO the bedside OF poor .
woman who died Of typhus fever, sao ,ta ~ on,
DAYS sister ALICE sckeled, ana 10 sPiso ss III, ha
eaJrts succumbed to the dsesse. Her loss wiz e oe
deepiy felt, not only by all who Vlslted o. staysu
IN ne lime 70 wnom she had endeared nerseH
hv her gentle and loving spirit. put oy large
friends; S;.. Tho k4sW s. Of abarcrem
hu sne Square. There were early celebrations OF
GToIy ~ Communion at St. James,s-the Less. and ST.
Margsret's yesterday. which were largely attenG-
MACE at Shutdown Road Cemetery, at half past
Ro,cluck In the afternoon. Tne Sisters service
was, as is the practice at the lnterment OF per
soBs who have died OF fever, performed 81 tne
etery by the united cheirs OF both charc9es, 10
the presence OF large sembiave & o, lrienns, apn
who gathered round the grave. The hymns sung '
nnsn the oc .as.on were, 'Sistef, now thy tolis
are o,er,U and "Ssfe home at Pss" -,
McINTOSH.-Died in Towsontown. Nd. az the
residence OF hIs brother, Col mel D G. Mclntoan,:
on the 6th Of June, Captain EDWARD MCINTOSH,
of Society Hill, s. O., IN the SD year o. hR age;
"Blessed are The dead who die IN the Loro."
"reath enters and there's no defence;
His time there's none can tell"
RoGERs-on the 11th June 1872 after ,5s 5slef ef
and violent ilness Mrs. EMMA Z: oasrs i TsorasP ms
John T. Rogers and only daughter OF Luomas r.
@ Lide. died at the residence OF her fa.n.r, . sna;
with her little babe, was consigae@a @ w ~ sieaueen-
mnyS1ns I. left to ne srrowing parlDer aops Pc
o glorious word-hope is writer duer On eef Of Him
SoE She was meek and humble ioll9Wsse 'sa Hte -
iS5 Wbo sss said, Il am the resurrection and 'ne
IAN angels arm can't snatch thee from the
grave; ,a,e thee there,,,
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SAMPLE CARPET-BAGGERS.
A United states Marshal who spends a
Quarter OF q Million per Year and q
DefauIting Revenue Collector.
ESPECIAL TRLKGRAa TO THE NRws.l III
VASE, ,NGroN. June 49,.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NRws.l III
;r WASHINGTON June 49,,
The beauties Of carpet-bag government are
f1tly illustrated In the course of Mr.. Logan r..
Roots, the carpet-bag United States marshal
for the Northern District of Arkansas, who
has cost the United States $3.50, 1000 In one
year for expenses of the single Federal court
In that district. The other day he sent a
requisition for $l25,00O for the expenses Of
operations wBs referred to President Grant,
who, after examination, wrote to the attor-
ney-general ordering Roots immediate
dismissal. This intelligence will be CRATE
full to the poor Cherokee Indians, who, 1t is
stated. have been fearfully harried by Roots
deputies since his advent as representative Of
the Federal judiciary in that region. The
secret of the unprecedented expenditures of
this officer during bis brief term Is explained
by the fact that his deputies are compe6 gated
lor their patriotic service by fees. The exact
amount of Indebtedness of Atkins, the present
collector Of the port OF Savannah, on his ac-
count as collector of Internal revenue for the
Fourth District Of Georgia, is sl3,77s 80. These
figures are on the books Of the accounting
officers of the treasury against him.
1t is stated that Instructions have been sent
to the American agent at Geneva to,make no
opposition to the demand Of England for a
postponement Of the arbitration, provided 1T
does not extend beyond the middle of Decem-
Der next. The fact Is that Grant Ia anxious to
get rid of the Alabama muddle until after The
elections. having about as much on bis hands
In the latter connection as he can manage.
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ON THE RAMPAGE!
Treasurer Parker Assa ulted.
From the Columbia Union Of Wednesday.

From the Columbia Union Of Wednesday,
1t Is stated that yesterday, in the forenoon,
while well-known young man was under the
influence Of intoxicating liquors, he attempted
to shoot State Treasurer Parker, who was, 1t
is stated ut the time, sitting In the office of G.
D. Melton, Esq, not suspectlDg any such
move. The young man was seized and dis
armed before he had time to discharge his
pistol. The following statement of the affair
has been received from the treasurer: "Jas.
D. Tradewell, Jr., came into Mr.. c. D. Meltons 8
office, where was this morning, and without
provocation committed an assault by the most
insulting language, very brief, and when got
up from my chair, which did at once, he de-
Iioerately drew pistol upon me. Mr.. Clark,
law partner OF Mr.. Melton, and Captain Little,
my chief clerk, were present. who seized him
at once and took the pistol from him. The
whole proceedings passed la less time than It
takes me to write 1t. The whole thing was,
deliberate on his part, he having inquired OF
my boy, v ho was in my carriage at the door.
whose team 1t was, and upon peing Informed
that 1t was mine asked where was, and upon
being told rushed up into the room. These
are ali the circumstances of the case"
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"A woman In Indiana, wishing to obtain
divorce from her husband, put In the preliml-
nary pleas with due formalty. A notice TO
the husband to attend the court on the DAY
annointed for the case to come up was Issued,
bnt the officer whose duty 1t was to serve It
did 40 upon another man Of the same name as
lhe husband. The man was German, VINO
understood very little English, and conse.
0uently failed 10 put In an appearance OF
curt. The decree of divorce was granted,
and few days after the German received q
cony of the decree, divorcing him from wife
he had never seen, accompanied oy demand
FIR the costs of the suit. The matter was
speedily Set right, but the real husband Ia SILL
ignorant OF his release.
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POLITICAL NOTES By TELEGRAPH.
The Campaign In Tennessee.

The Campaign In Tennessee.
WASHINGTON. June 10.
Colonel Kercheval, Co,onel Walters, Con-
gressman Butler and Governor Bard, had
q long Interview with the President to-day
regarding the campaign 10 Tennessee.
The Texas Dem ocrats Tor Greeley.
CoRsrCANA, TEXAS, June IL.
The majority of delegates electeo Oy tne
Demoo attic Convention To represent the state
&C baltimore are opposed to q third nomlna-
ton, but they 60 uninstructed.
The Maryland Convention.
BALTIMORE, June 19.
The Democratic State Convention to select
delegates TO the next national convention met
to-day. Montgomery Blair, .x Governor Philip
Thomas, ex-State Treasurer Robert W. FoW-
ler and A. Leo Knott were chosen delegates at
large TO the national convention, after which
q recess was taken.
Still They Comet
ST. PAUL, June 19.
The regular Democratic Stale Convention OF
Minnesota, ln session here, gives every indlca-
ton of endorsing the Greeley and Brown
ticket.
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THE NEW YORK VEGETABLE MARKET.-The
nu n..natin Of Tnusdau IunA l8. SAWS:

The New YORK VEGETABLE MARKET.-The
Daily Bulletin of Tuesday, June ls, says:
Potatoes are unchanged in price or tone.
New Bermudas are nominal, none being mere
at the moment. 1t vegetables New Butts have
appeared and sell at prices given below. Our
quotations for potatoes are IN bulk; ID snip
nius order SOC per Dbl must be added. Bermu-
das are held at So from dock. New Southern
So 5Oa6. We quote old as follows: 81 75a2 per
barrel for Peachblows; 81 50a1 rs per Dol. lot
Early Rose; $lal rs for Early Goodrleh; 1al 20 20
per barrel for Juckson whites; 81 Dual 10 LUZ
Prince Alberts. In vegetables We quote
green peas Long Island, Two 6ushel oags q
So Is: Spinach 75c per Dbl. Bermuda 10. o.
maioes slusl IL per box; do onions 81 70 20
a2 per crate. Rhuuarb 81 per lOo
bnnches. Asparagus s2a2 80 per dozen.
Lettuce 81 25al so per lOO. Sprouts 81 90 per
barrel. Cucumoers 50cal Is per crate; DO
Norfolk, half barrel crates So. sumner
SQUASH per crate slal 60 New tnrnlps
s1 75a2 per 100 punches New cabouges South
ern s2a5 Der bbl; do. jersey. SO PER lou. Strlng
beans sS pr Dol. Green ouions s. per loO
lunches. Butts, Jersey S.; do NnrfoIk, 81 per
loo. Caullfowers, good, 81 per dozen. South
ern tomatoes $5 per crate.
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GENERAL DANIEL W. ADAMS. of New Orleans,
died suddenly in that city on Thursday last.
He was a son of Judge Adams of Mississippi,
and before the war practlced law. During The
war he was brigadier.general In the Confeder-
ate service aud took part ID tne SIMON cam
an eve. He also commanded a louisiana and
hires Alabama regiments in Breckinrldge'ss
division of Bragg's army at Murlrersooro' and
Chlckamangs. wnere he was severely Wound.
ed, and after his recovery remained in acnVe
service until the conclusion of The war, altel
which he resumed the practice OF the law IL
New. Orleans in partnership with camera
HAYS, but subsequently removed to New YORK
where he engaged in bis profession ana con
tinued until short time ago, when he agair
returned to New Orleans, when he was strck
en- down,
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THE EIGHT HOUR VAR.
NEW YORK, June IS.

NEW YORK, June IS.
The employers in ell branches OF manniac- nan Gss,
ming and passed a resolution 10 reject the
eight hour system, TO accept only ten hours
ior days work and to hold out. 10 me bitter
end. An executive committee to perfect the
work of organization was appointed. Tne
effects OF the strike In Jersey City are begin.
ming already to be felt among the poorer
classes. ..
Delegates left Jersey City this morning to
arrange for strike all along the line OF the
Erie Railroad. The employees In Jersey CITY,
numbering six hundred, are almost unanluious
on strike is constantly augmented by new &C.
cessons. Trouble Is apRrehended Today n, from
the strikers, and the police are on tne aieII
The gas workers. who are on strike, made oe.
monsIrallon against those still employed IN
the works. The latter have quit work. ana
strong police force has been sent 10 M Inc scene.
The excitement about the labor strikers ID on
the wane. and the move nent promises to re-
sult most dlsastrously to the men.
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THE TOBACCO Tx QUESTION.

WASHINGTON, June 10.
No tobacco on which the tax has not &C.
crued prior to July /, eau, after tnat time, be
nut upon the market under sixteen cent
stamp. All stamps of that denomination
remaining on hand must be returned to the
commissioner of internal revenue, VINO VIII
exchange them for stamps of The denomina'
tion of twenty cents, with the proper compu'
tatlon as to the difference IN the lace galue!
th,is hundred dollars worth of sixteen cent
stamps will receive one hundred dollars worth
of twenty cent stamps, though the number ol
stamps will not be so great. The commits
sIoner absolutely refuses 70 change his ruling
r. qniring all tobacco bonded after the 6tn OF
June to Be withdrawn for sale or consumption
without the tax specified on the bond under
which the removal was made.
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EFT TU BRUTE!
No Words for Orr Save those OF Re-
proach.
From the Wlnusboro' New

From tHs WInu5UUrU Ne"S'I
Judge Orr is doubtless obeying the nehests
of his masters at Washington, but exhibits 1n
30 doing a degree of political turpltnde and
degradation to which we had thought him IN
capable OF descending. The peuple OF this
State may we'll excIaim to him. ''et tu Brute|
They have bestowed upon James l.. orr tne
brirbtest honors, and given him national
reputation. For him now, to turn'his back
upon them, is evidence of the basrst ingrat'
tude on his part, and We earnestly hope be
will be repudiated as he deserves. He has
passed even beyond the pale of toleration,
and for him We have no words save those o
reproach. We were betrayed by bis deceptive
conservatism into favoring him at one time
for governor, but the deluslon has been dls
pellsd. and we now gee him as ne really is.
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TIE CHRONIC sPANLsH FERMENE.

LONDON, June Is.
+ A special from Madrid, dated Vnne ls, says
the state of Spain Is alarming. There have
been partial rlsings of reoelllons In Andaiusia
since the Conservatives proposed the dlcla-
torsnIp OF Serrauo with absolute powers Tor
spending money and suspendlng the eonstitu
lion. The Conservatives are eDraged at tne
rejection of their proposals by the King, and
say that the last attempt at forming Con-
seryatiye ministry under Amodeus has been
tried. "a Radical ministry and then the
deluoe,n exclai ns Serranist journal. 1t Is
said that Serrano has left for England In dis
gust, and that Sagosla has left for france. The
Radicals are arming the population OF the
tOwna.
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THE TROUBLES OF ERIE.
New YORK, June 10.

New YORK, June IS.
The chief feature Of speculation In wall
street again to-day was the decline In Erie Erie
shares. In London to-day Erie declined from
Isl to 4oE. and afterwards rallied to 424; thls s
of course affected stock here, which decllneo
from 52a to 5O5, and afterwards advanced 10
$50. n,,,oo, p,s-
it is reported that Heath ana aap9aeI poa ss aEe
cha1sheim and Golschmldt ana Jay uotiu tiu atI 10
entering into an alliance with the intention OF
relnstatlng Gould as the president OF the Erie
Rajlrya
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6uerlal No1ices.

nT SPECIAL NOTICE.-IHE UNDER
SIGNED, having opened Branch Grocery on
>uIllyan,s Island. ia now prepared to furnish the
residents land those intending to locate there
during the summer m mt 81 with their Supplies
at the very lowest Charleston prices. Attending
in person 10 The business, can guarantee salts
fac,iun to all who may wish to patronise me.
Very respectfully, +. L. VSElLb'
jun20
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAY.
WASHINGTON, June 10.

WASHINGTON, June 10.
Clear and partially cloudy weather will pre-
vail on Thursday from the Mississippi to the
Atlantic, with probably areas of light rain over
the upper Lake Region. Light 10 iresn SCUM.
erIv Winds yeering westerly northwest OF the
Ohio Valley; light TO fresh easterly 10 soulherly
for the Southern States, and light to fresh
southeastern to soulhwesterly for the New
England and Middle States.
Yssterday's Weather Reports or tho
Signal Service, U. S. A.-4.47 r. M,
Local Time.
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THE EDITORIAL ExCURSIONISTsD

BUFFALO, June 10.
The excursion party of Southern editors ar.
rived here this evening, and were entertained
az the guests OF the Buffalo press. Alter a
collation. at The Buffalo Club rooms they pro-
ceeded to Niagara Falls. An extensive pro-
gramme had been laid out for their entertain
ment to-day, but by some unfortunate de-
rangement Qf their programme the excursion
lists did not arrive In time to carry II ont
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CLOSE OF THE eERMAN REIOHsTAa.

BERLIN, June IS.
A bill prescribing Jesu!ts passed Its third
reading In the Reichstag by one hundred ana
eIehty.oue to ninety-three. Minister Del
Bruck closed the session of the Relchstag this
An official dispatch from Port au Prince re-
ports that on the llLh Instant the German men-
of war Oeneta and Gazelle look 1orclDie pos,
session of two Hayden corvettes, aud held
them until the H.. lens paid the Indemnity
demanded by German merchants. There was
no bloodsned.
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BRgNNAN-DIed In this city, on me lsGn prs tnSG;,
JAMES the infant son OF James anu mary e. Dien
nan, aged fifteen days. xr, m.1D
ms- THE FUNERAL WILL TAKE
,,ooo TO-DAY, at O'Clock P. n, fron the resi-
Gence OF N. Mclaughlin, corner OF Srith ana
Bull streets, to the Cathedral Chapel Queen
street. thence 10 Magnolia Cemetery. The
friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
a,,end juno"
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dancing and msrry-making, for full account
| of which see the description of the winding
up Of the second day OF the Charleston Schut-
zenfest.
The result of to-day's target shooting Is as
follows:
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SECOND DAY o., TIE FEST.

A, Typo OF tho Charleston Celebration
Slecpless Serenaders-The Charleston
schutzen Fully Maintaining Their
Rsputation-score or the Second Days
Shooting.
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

The Stokes trial was begun yesterday In
New York, and two jurors were obtained.
The New Hampshire Legislature mas
elected cambridge Wadleigh United States
senator, vice Patterson.
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TIE NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET.-The Daily
Bulletin, OF Tuesday, June Is, says
strawberries are very scarce to-day and
sold from 20a35c per onart. A few raspber-
rIes appeared today, bnt were not extra fine
and only brought abont lac per quart: Goose
berries unchanged. Some 1900 or 1000 water
melons will be here in few days.
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SECOND DAY.

1t has just been decided to extend the fest
over Thursday, on account of the rain on the
opening day having deferred many from visit
Ing The grounds. w.
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fnneral Notires.
>,o>o~,-~>~s~~~~>~~~~

MIILER.-Died on the 18th instant. VIRGINIA
EsTELLE. daughter Of F. W. and ]. e. Miller, aged
IL months and n days.
~ THE RELATIVES AND. FRIENDS
or the family are respectfully invited to attend
the Funeral Services, at the Cathedral onape'
THIS AFTERNOON, at half.past 4 O'CLOCK 'uu]o
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NorE.-The weather report dated 7.47 O'Clock
this morning, will be posted 10 the rooms OF the
Chamber of Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
tooether with the weather chart may (by the
courtesy OF the Chamber) be examined by ship.
masters at any time during the day.
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THE MOUNT VERNON REGENcY:-The council
Of the vlce-regenLs of Mount Vernon estate,
held last week, elected Mrs. Mason, OF VIZ,
ginia, and Mrs. Dillon, OF Iowa, as Vice.regents
Of those States. Miss Cunningham. the re-
gent, in herreporr stated the various improve
ments that had been made since Che last co9n- @
Gil. among these were the putting of y, a a
furnace 10 the cellar 10 protect Tue iounua.ion
from dampness, the building OF three TANKS,
and the purchase of a fire engine. The drain-
ave OF the place, which was always imperfect,
has been improved, and they hope thereby to
check agus and fever. There has osen a aIS ROAD
constructed from the Wnarl 10 tie lUn,u, c
More than nine hundred fruit trees nave
been set out, and in time will be source
OF revenue. The grounds between the tomb
and river have been cleared of underground
and planted with the magnificent gift OF ar; Nj;
Corcoran, consisting of nearly elght nnnorso
rare foreign evergreens These eVergreens
were imported by Mr. Corcoran especially fot
this purpose.
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NEwBERRY CoLLEaE.-The annual COM
mencement exercises of Newberry College,
situated at Walhalla, Oconee County, will be-.
gin tomorrow and continue until Thursday
the 9th instant. The programme for the
week is as follows:
Examinations of students, June 81 and "a.
Baccalaureate address, June %, z. NJ.
Alumni address, by D. B. Busby, Pomarla, 3.
c., June "a, 8P. NJ. -
Junior exhibition, June rs, P. NJ.
Address before the literary societies, oy v.
8. schnmpert, Esq, NeWberry, 5. u, June zo'
10 A. NJ. oc q
Annual meeting OF the board, June rs, 3
P. NJ. n,
Contest of literary societies, June 26, 8 ?. M.
Commencement and comforting Of degrees,
June II; 10 A: NJ. ., On II,
Annual meeting of alumni, June 27, 3P. IL.
The institution now numbers one hundred
and eight students in the various classes, Of
whom all bat, seven are from South Carolina
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Psraonnel of enc Board.

The Hotel de Vile, at Geneva, in which the
arbltrators under the Washington treaty have
assembled, is described as very handsome
though not magnificent structure Of the Flor
entine style.- and the hall of congress which
the government has appropriated for their oe.
IIberations Is quite limited IN dimensions as
compared with other public balls, and ratner
resembles an ordinary drawing ~ ID
elegantly decorated and upholstered ID Dlachs
red, gold, pure white and green. Ine seals
are arranged In semi-clrcie ana Lnrnishsu
Of Italy, president OF the conference, being
placed In the middle. At his LETT sits the Bra-
lillian representative, Baron d'Itajnbs, and oe.
SS5d Ehs sS!sE Sas LeEa S1eI sesess o. ass
.re' ars seated eat The Swiss member of the court,
Jacob stoempfii, aud the American member,
Charles Francis Adams. On one Side OF q
souare table, In front OF the semi Circle. eits
Lord Tenterden, with the Bhttsh counsel Pc
hind him, and on the other Side Bancrott Da-
Wis, with the American counsel at mis- slde.
A correspondent of the New York Herald
gives the following sketch OF the personnel OF
the conference:
Count schlopis is tall, stout man, with 3
ronnd.shaned face. q bald head and frank
exnression of countenance. Favrot, the score
tary OF the tribunal, Ia 8 man OF smaller SIZE,
sharp and acute-looKlng, as sscreGaIy 0uSns
to he: Citizen jacob .St1mpfi, the Swiss
member of the court, Is short aad stout, Win 9
fiae weather-beaten countenanee, oronsed Dy
the mountain air. Chief Justice Cockourn.
the English iurist, is described as short-elzeo
old man, with long visage and q REQ Iace-a
somewhat brief aud uudignlded descrlpuon u
the Lord Chief Justice OF England, pnt oorne
out by the pictures Of Punch. Nj. Palmer,
| the British agent, is tall, amiaole.looNng
blonde; and Baron Itsjuba. the Brazilian aroi,
traitor, is short person, with strongly marked
features and q stopping gait. Our own couu-
trvmen are too well known to need descflp-
lion. but we are told that Bancroft .Uavls
appesred very solemn and sileut, lWis9 tor eo,
once.) The ''tons' weight OF printed prieis
carried in by the Americans must nave RiVe9
the Iovial president of the court snock, anu
have caused almost panic In the breast OF me
acute-faced secretary. The small Vallse 1nil oi
napers borne by the English was IN marked
Contrast to this fearful exhibition OF docu-
ments, and Is, perhaps, significant OF tne GER.
tainty felt on their part Of the Adjournment "
the court and the postponement OF tne alsu'
ments.
An Adjournment for One Week.
GENEVA, June 1s. =
The hoard of arbitration met TO day, ana 40,
tourned until the 28th instant ~ ls e3pecteu
that Intelligence will be received py tnat aa.es
which will prove favorable to the ssttem'e1us
OF differences.