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New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
FRANCE.


CRISIS IN POLITICAL AFFAERs-RUPgURE OF GOOD
RELATIONS BETWEEN PRESIDENT THEIRS AND
THE MEMBERS OF THE RIGHf-THE PRO-
POSED PAYMENT OF THE WAR IEDEMNITI.
PARIS Friday, June 2l, 1877.
Political affairs are apparently approaching a
cribs The interview Of yesterday between the dele
eat1s OF the Right az NJ Theirs leads to complete rup
ture between portion Of the Assembly and the Pres
dent The members OF the Right, TO the number OF $50,
have since held meeting at which speeches were made
exuressiye of great Irritation at the attitude of the
Chief ExeentYe and IL resolved TO leavsSi TbJers
20 rely entirely for support to his Administration upon
the party of the Left Burng the session of the Assem-
1Iy to-day the delegates of the Right summoned the
Duke dAunae TO a conference in the committee-room
The members OF the Ministry all rendered their resg-
a,stion TO President Theirs before his interview with tho
delegates Of the Right. but they all persuaded by
tbe President withdraw Gbeir designations to-day,
with the single exception OF M Larcy the head of the
Department OF Public Works. to whom, il appears, the
Rht ave offered inducements C persist in his determi
nation The delegates Of the Left mean time quiet
epeotatgs Of the expected crisis IN public affairs. but
maintain an obseryaDt attitude
10 appe2rs that the counter proposals OF France TO
Germany Ia the matter OF the early payment OF the in
de npity 70 the latter nota hes been reported
dispatched 70 Berlin yesterday mornings but neverthe
two mowers for the anticipation OF payments and the
gradual relief OF French soil from armed occupation is
Axpeeted on teFLSS much the same already stated
Marguerite Djk1anc, who sentenced TO death for
fle murder OF her mistress, has been rePrieved
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
CANADA.


FAREWELL DINNER TO LORD L1sGAR'
MONTREAL. June 21.-The dinner to Lard
Isxar tbs retiring Governor>General, last night was
splendid affair and was attended by persons OF dtinc
ton from all parts of the Dominion. The char was
taken by Sir Hugh Allan. American Oonsui-General
Dart ard Mr. Lawrence of Rhode Island ex-Minster OF
the United States were among the guess The former
replied in o very long speech to the toast Ihe rres
dent 81 the limited states 1.-THE health OF Lord Lsgar"
was very warmly received.
In reply his Lordship prOphesed brilliant future TOT
the Dominion, ard paid high compliment to the Cana
dian Parliament He alluded 70 the great measures %
passed during his term cf ofRoe-the entry OF British Co
fpnbIh and Manitoba into the Dominion, the Pao1hc
Rairead act DE He fstfhat be should leave no eefl-
Gus difficulties SUCCESSOR of when he spoke IN
very high ere his appointing was eyldence
that great pains had been taken by the British SoVern
Snent to send worthy rep resentatve.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
DRAMATIC NOTES.

new comedy, entitled Bohemia and
Belgrayia" Dy Mr. Arthur O'Neil, has been produced
al the Royalty Theater, London. .
Mr.. Fechter appeared at the Princess's
Theater London on the llth OF June, as Hamlet thus
beginning series Of farewell performances IN the En-
glsh capital, prior to his return to Aper1ca.
The dramatic attractions offered in Boston
drng the first Jubilee week stand thus At the Museum
"Tbe Veterans" at the Boston Theater, the yokes
Family. az the Globe Fox as HDlQty Dampty at the
st James the San Francisco Minstrels at the Howard
AthenauI Ozark Friday" on the Fair Grounds,
HoVe's Circus
Mrs. Oates, at the Union Square Theater,
took benefit last evening appearing In AN Alarming
sacrifce" and "The Prima Donna Of Night" The
sdy is meritorious supporter OF buresque. she was
Longest and hottest day OF the year The attendance,
however, was good. The same bill viii be repeated
this afternoon aud evening
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

United States steamer Canandaigua has arrived at
Havana. Gen. Ynclan and Capt Varona were executed
on the 18TH Puerto Principe. Tho business OF Havana
and Matanzas is parayzed by the interruption OF eaDe
communication with the United States
HAVANA, June 2o-An insurgent letter carrier "nho
conveying dispatches fro President Cespedes, was cap
tred by the spanish troops On his person was letter
from Cespedes TO Gen. Modesto DaZ, ordering the Cen
nra 10 concentrate his forces for the purpose OF
in grand movement in the direction OF Holgun' 1he
InsuTgent Chief. Pepio Gonzales, and % men, arneu
with Remington rhes, surrendered 70 the spanish
at Las Tunas. It is reported that the steamer
landed A cargo of men in safety at Cayo Romano anu
then steamed toward Nassau and that the insuIR1nes
carried her cargo " the mainland. Abe report requires
confirmation.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
THE CONTRACT GoMNIssIoNERs-oLDC CoSgRACTs
APPROVED.

AFFIRMED.
Commissioners Sutherland, Van Worst and
Jaoues met again in the D. James Hotel last evening for
the purpose testing the validity Of certain contracts
for paving the streets The first cim called upwas that
of James Gearty for paving FftySfh-st from Eighth
ave 10 the Hudson River.
MT Gesry testified that be praecsl payer that ths
work had according conac and specifications tnd
o4 Public Works no complaints made about the
in which the work was done be had received ~ per cent
done @ shout ten months and was ue1 o good when was h
ave had completed but he had get received psy
received 20 per his consstf0 paving Rdrdg
ly having been completed for upward Of nine mepthS
Thomas Gear testified that he nss the sgnee o Jsme M
fTstsre Rivers The took about and hail.
had not been paid E THIS work creep a there was
r Ba tee s E1 si s1 aSs: be- bad sH received from til.
paving had all been executed according the speeton no
work done s Sis se still 30 per cent remaining
Van Worst here read letter from Mr. Mort Com
Public Works which stated tha no record could be found Of
Of the contracts claimed TO have been eIeled b BARD pat ths
Psfs F. fopp'''' ''' a.- ''1' '-''' - ''.'-
from Fourth Madison hsd been satisfactorily executed haypg
been for he had been paid only 70 per cent Of The
Thomas Feey testified assignee Oven
So s1a Se 6 be had 1GS AZ
ready finished the contract but bad received On part If from the
James wilkins Fnhaye prperhor said The. by the ordinance
s Ss; % ps 4ni 5 sTaSs: % n S & no
they been assessed 400 lot more to pay o this contract Of
said they would have the paving surveyed and
Robert MChdss had yet received payment for
b Minor testified that he WAS assignee Brady ssd bad
tract, for which be had not yet been paid.
r a s 9ii M Is 'T:s T:a s 5 81. @ 'G o s sas
from HT.tays 1T e Ea @ River. ,
Ffeaeys Adjourned I'LL DeIt Monday evening.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
CUBA.

INTERRUPTION OF TELEGRAPHIC C0MMUNICA-
TIoN-REPORTED DISASTERS TO THE INsUR-
GENTS.
HAVANA, June 1.-THE steamship Columbia,
which arrived at ssgua Ia Grande short OF coal and 9TH
erwise distress has left that port accompanied by
Spanish gunbOat which viii convoy her along the coast
Of Cuba and until she leaves Spanish waters Several
engagements between the insurgents and regular troops
have lately taken place 10 the Eastern Department The
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
BRUTAL ASSAULTS.

Michael Donahue of No. Isl West Seventeenth-st
qusreed unknown seventsvs yesterday and finally
assaulted with club neng scalp wounds Donhue
was arrested
During quarrel between Patrick Flood the driver 6eopdsv
car and John smith No. 81 wlettt in the Bowsr last night
former latter with iron csrhOoi inhieirg scalp
uaynd Flood arrested wounded Bellevue
Hospital
Thomas ofEo 90 oyer-st qu.reed with Leege
beating him. when Kate asssiant
Dhog scalp The
was arrssied, and taken Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
THE STATE sUNDAY-scHooL CONTENTION

Norwich, N. Y, June 21.-At the State Sun
Teachers Convention, this forenoon the State
statistical Secretary reported that 42 schools had re-
rorted for 1871 tnt there $4,000 pupils In these
schoos and teachers that there haC been l3OO
cOnvsTsions the number OF volumes IN the Dfalles was
TGl IL was resolved by the Convention b. raise 200
Tor tle expenses OF the Association the next year.
This afternoon the Convention met In grove. several
touand persons present The infant caes exercises
conducted by Harriet n. Morris of New York formed
married. feature of the session. The Convention ad-
iourned this evening with the best OF feeling Resou-
tOns were passed expressing the objects OF the Assoca
tion and of thanks TO the citizens of Norwich
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
THE TURF.
NJ TSrIC PARK RACES.

BosroN, JUNE 21s--The fourth day of the
Mystic Park race - was attended by large crowd OF
spectators The for 2S5 horses was Von by Bar
gents c. g. Phil Aeridsn beating St. Elmo, John r. Hill,
Czsr Aiiston He len Black Prince, Tommy, and Lady
Ellis in the orde named. Time, 229t 22t G29t ESOt
St. Elmo won tho first heat.
never be At 226, beating d. IN. Huntress AID IN Sea
Foam Time, .S25, 1926 2:26a, 226i, G9'. HuhtretS
wen the third a nd Sea Foam the second he2t.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
SMITHS POSITION.

LONDON, June 21,--The following will ex-
plain the position of Mr. Smith of the Atslantss D. the
contest at Henley for the diamond sculss Mr. emith
rowed in both the second and sixth heats on Thursday
ginning the sooond but beip defeated in the six h. by
which as the loser OF heat he diseDted torOW IN
the na heat, which was fcTed to-day ar q Was pF
Mr. Rnollys. There were ten competitors In tneNOnte
for the sculs, and, until the conclusion OF t slkIn
heat the American seened to have an exceeht chance
for victory.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
UnIIFE NOTES.
AfOAbO
GENERAL PRRss DIsPATCH.l

A JUBILEE NOTES. f.r
.-t GENERAL PRRss DTsPATCH.l
BosToN, June 21.-President Grant Is e1-
pec,ed early In the coming week. which viii doubtless
pgove the most popular season Of the Jubilee
The Russian. Spanish and Portuguese Minister'S anu
the Secretaries of German Legation, were taken Oh
harbor excursion by the City Committee this forenoon.
Frauz Abt was serenaded this evening by the CON-
blned German Musical Societies Of Boston.
Tue drum Of the British Grenader Guards bahu 10
inscribed with the Of the battles In when inc
regiment has taken part namely: Waterloo, Cor9nna
Barrossa, Inkerman, Alma, and sebastopob anu lno
motto Is Dieu ct mon DToH" ~ ss.
The British German and British and French pa1ps %
fraternze, but between the German ana french 1no
feeling appears to be that of polite civility .,
The French band has volunteered TO play for te In
and English High Schools Regiment, which dTils on te
Common tomorrow. This s In return ior the escor'
rendered on the bands arrival in Boston.
Prof Aliens captive balloon is one OF the spec,ah VuS
aide attractions near the Coliseum MT u u LougnVon,
an experienced aeronaut, assists the Professor n,
Before the OF the festival each foreign Danu VIII
be assigned day TO select and pay s own programme
and prominent New-York bands will also appear MI'
Gilmore will his own band for nnal perform
ance, when 1t will be Increased TO 60 pieces.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
RLgE-RAII.

The match for the New-Jersey champion
ship, payed at wayerly Fair grounds yesterday, be
tween th Resoues OF Elizabeth and the Champions OF
Jersey City, ended victory for the Resoutes by 2
ecora II AZ, IN O
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
SPAIN.

TIE MINISTRY SAID TO FAVOR THE SEPARATION
OF CHURCH AND STATE.
MADRID Friday, June 81, 1872.
t is reported that the Spanish Ministry have
declared n favor Of separation OF the Church and State
IN Spain.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
IMPORTANT TOBACCO DECIToN-INCREAsED PEN
sIONs-SWINDLING ON STAMPS-PERSONAL'
InEHERAI PRISE nISPATCHl

IMPORTANT TOBACCO DECIsION-INCREAsED PEN
sIONs-SwINDLING ON sTAMPS-PERsoNAL'
GENERAL PRESS DsPATCHl
In reply TO a letter from wholesale leaf TOBACCO
dealer IN who states that he buys leaf to-
bacco of various grades and in hogsheads too light Tor
EXPORT and warehouse where, after asserting
and classifying the various grades OF tooaec9 ne
IL In merchantable hogeheads In s natural conolon
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue says III
70 know e S6 neS san T Teek leaf TOBACCO
IN bales so and 100 pounds eaeh ana sell the same as
T1ed nsn :" dealers in leaf tobacco, 1 have to say,
in reply that, under the new law as dealer
il I'm cases. bales OF any size and weight
You please. Such hOgsheads, cases and bales you can
sell to duly auhnrized dealers in leaf tobacco ana cigar
manufacturers who paid the special tax as such
and 10 such persons are known 10 oe prchases OF
law as dealer in leaf tobacco sell to parties other than
those just named break hogsheads cases. or bales and
II has been decided that package of necut chewing
tobacco less than ounce Will not be, under the
attached.
The following circular will be issued tomorrow by the
Acting Commissioner Of Pensions;
"Persons who are already pensOned under the act OF
June either OF the rates Of SIS s20 or S5 are
entted by an act passed June 1s72 TO increased rates.
and may secure such increase without formal application
anv attorneyshp be recognized in such cases letter
the pensioner pensioned as above addressed 70
this Office ncosing his present pension certificates ana
giving postGlfee address Will De sulclent presen
tatlon of his CLAIM for the increase Ine eerieaes NIL
the payment OF the increased rate and VIII then be Ior
warded TO the pension agency nc which the pension Is
payabe and the pensOner viii be notified Of such trans
missions.
Information has reached the Treasury that persons In
are endeavorng 10 swndle manufacturers ana
brewers by protesting able TO sell at very low rates
tobacco ana other samps through the medium OF persons
here who they aiege able TO secure such stamps
without cost II is needless to say that all such offers
are the efforts swHding operators to impose upon the
pupjic.
Rear Admiral Joseph Lanmsp has been detached from
the command Of the South Atlantic feet and placed on
waiting orders.
Secretary Boutwell, viii return 10 Washington tomor-
row night and early next week Judge Richardson, at
present acting Secretary, Will leave Washington for
brief visit to Boston.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE HENLEY REGATTA.

SMITH OF TIE ATALANTAcLUB A LOsER'
LONDON, June 21.-It is now said that M.
E. Smith of the talanta Boat Club lost both heats of
the Henley scuing match yesterday, instead OF enc
only as was at Tst supposed, aud that he has beeDe
cared unt OF the race.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

Liverpool shan not believe this story 80 long as can
refrain from believing IT, but at oil events there hke
TO be most Characteristic over the reception OF tne
Irish. I" NJ =" ''
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
FLASHING TON.
SENATOR SPENCER NOT TO BE RR-ELEcTED-
THE NEW POSTAL CARDS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

SENATOR SPENCER NOT TO BE RE-BLECIBD-
THE NEW POSTAL CARDS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON Friday, June 81, 1871
Among the Administration Notwithstanding MOT
ton, Conkling, and Howe-who stand an admraoie
chance Of retiring to private e after the tth oil macn
next is Senator Spencer OF Alabama. From careiui
canvass appears that The Legislature OF that STATE VIII
stand one third Grant Republican onethird Lihera ne
publican and onethird Democratic At any rate the LID
erals will hold the power The return Spencer
in any event is therefore regarded even by his rends
as simply impossible. he Is extremely unpopular WIN
all classes IL s reported that ex-senator warner WIN
again he candidate and the fact that he refused sew
era tenders Office from the President ana IL Voent
opposfd to Grants reelection, gives color 10 e report
that his chances are good.
BY section 10 OF the postal code, the Postmaster
General is authorized directed to furnish and issue
10 the public postal cards with postage stamps I'M
pressed upon them transmitted through the mans
at one cent each messages orders notices ana otnr
short communications; and until such CARDS can 90
issued by the Department, which cannot DC done iol
some time the law cannot go into erect as inert - NV NV
proyision allowing OF postal CARDS other tnan suen hS
may be furnished by the Department Win stamps n
pressed upon them. -
The following Post Office changes have been made In
New.York, during the week ending June 90 1872;
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
THE BOSTON JUBILEE.

FIFTH DAY OF THE FESTIVAL. ~
YANKEE MANIA FOR FREE sHows-THE BRITISH
BAND AGAN-DECLIEE OF THE POPULARITY
OF TTtF cHoRUs-DUMMIBs ON THE STAGE
DREADFUL REPORT ABOUT THE IRISH
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11
Her Chances.

The thought brings up one Of the last.
named sort, whose entrance to ballroom
was the ovation to a queen-a fair girl
from the West, and at whose feet the So
called statesman of the day bowed in love
that approached alteration. She married
one of these statesman, and q rival belle,
her superior in wit, but not equal in
beauty, said, commenting upon the events
"You wonder at the match because you
do not understand it,
"What do you mean p
81 mean that she arried one term ia
the Senate"
"What a small ambition only six
years out Of lifetime!''
"oix years make up woman's social
life. After it is q living tomb iu nur.
sery; and then she has her chances"
What do you mean p
did you never read the story Of the
philosopher who undertook the difficult
task OF making the Pasha's donkey read
the written words Of the prophet?"
"Ncver did tell me.
"The philosopher, like all philosophers.
was poor. At times he was hungry, at
all hours he was ragged. ilo offered the
Pasha to teach the donkey to read in Eve
years, but during the task he was to be
clothed in pure aud fine linen, fed on
the best, and lodged in palace. If he
failed the penalty was death One day
an old friend met him leading forth the
royal donkey to the grove, where the
lessons were supposed to be given and he
said, "Surely you do not expect to teach
that ass to read?' The philosopher,
putting his thumb to his nose. winked
one Of his learned eyes and said nothing.
But, continued the friend, If you fail
at the end of FIVE years you will be
strangled.' My friend, responded the
philosopher, you forget that IN that time
the ass may die These are her chances.
The senator may die"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11
To Young Men.

1t is easier to be good business man
than a poor one. Half the energy dis
played in keeping ahead that is required
to catch up when behind, will save credit,
give more time to business, and add to
the profit and reputation of your word
Honor your engagements. 1t you prom
Use to meet q man or to do q certain
thing at a certain moment, b. ready at
the appointed time. If you have work to
do, do it at once, cheeriully, and there.
fore more correctly aud speedily. Ifyou
20 out on business, atterd promptly to
the matter on hand, and then as promptly
20 about your own business. Do not stop
to tell stories 10 business hours. Ii you
have a place of business, be found there
when wanted. No man can get rich by
sitting round saloons and stores. Never
STOOL" on business matters. If you have
to labor for = living, remember that one
hour in the morning is better than two
at night If you employ others, DO on
hand aud see that they attend ID their
duties, and direct with regularity, prompt.
ness, liberality. Do not meddle with any
business you know nothing of. Never
buy any article simply because the man
who sells will take it out in trade. Trade
is money. Time is money. A good bus
iness habit and reputation is always
money. Make your place of business
pleasant and attractive, then stay there
to wait on customers.
Never use quick words, or allow your
self to mako hasty or ungentle manly re-
marks to those 10 your employ for to do
so lessons their respect for you and your
influence over them. Help yourself aud
others will help you. Be faithful over
the interests con6dsd to your keeping,
and all 10 good time your responsibilities
will be increased. Do not be in a great
haste toget rich. Do not build until you
have atrauged aud laid q foundation. Do
not-as you hope or work tor success
spend time ip idleuess. If your time il
your own, business will suffer if you do.
IT it is given to another for pay, it be
longs to him, and you have no more right
to steal that, than to steal money. Be
obliging. Strive to avoid harsh words
aud personalities, Do not kick every
stone In the path more miles can bo
made 10 a day by going stsadfastly on,
thas ny stopping to A,ck. Pay as you
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11
TER Ms OF ADvER rIs,NG.
20. A man of honor respects his word

90. A man of honor respects his word
as he does his bond Ask but never
beg. Help others when you can, but
never give when you cannot afford to,
simply because il is fashionable. Learn
to say no. No necessity for swapping IL
out dog fashion, but say it firmly and
respectfully. Have but few confdants.
and the fower the better. Use your own
brains rather than thet of others. Learn
to think and act for yourself. BE honest.
Be vieilant. Keep ahead rather than
behind the times. Young men, cut thi.
out, and il there is folly in the argument,
let US know.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11

The smallpox is making fearful raw.
ages in Brown county, Ohio. The type
is more viruient than has been known
since the days Of Jenner. On the aver.
age, one case in three proves fatal. AT
6rst the doctors mistook it for scarlet
fever, and 10 consequence it spread un.
checked before the proper remedies werc
sought or applied. The farmers are in
great alarm. aud will not visit the country
towns where the disease prevails. Vac.
cination has been generally resorted to
recently, aud it is found to be q certain
preventive.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11
Nearing the Other Shore.

When after the weary voyage that |
first made across the ocean, sick and
loathsome. arose one morning and went
upon the deck, holding on, crawling,
thinking l was but q worm, smelt in
the air some strange smell, and said to
the captain, What Is that odor? ?" ut
is the land breeze from off Ireland"
smelt the turf, | smelt the grass, smelt
the leaves, and all my sickness departed
rom me my oyes grew bright. my nau.
sea was gone. The thought of nearness
of land came to me. And when afar off
| saw the dim land, joy came and gave
me health, and, from that moment had
neither sickness nor trouble; was com.
ing nearer to the land. Oh, is there not
for you, old man, and for you, wearied
mother, q land breeze blowing off from
heaven, waiting to you some Of its
sweetness? Behold, the garden Of the
Lord is not far away. know from the
air. Behold the joy of home. Do not
hear the children shout? The air is full
of music to our silent thought. Oh, how
full of music when our jealousy is almos.
done, and we stand upon the bound and
precinct Of that blessed land Hold on
to your faith. Believe moro firmly.
Take hold by prayer and by faith.
Away with trials and buffetings. Be
happy: you are saved. In few hours
visions Of God and all the realities of the
eternal world shall be yours, and you
shall be saved with an everlasting saliva.
tion.-Henry Ward Beecher.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11

When Charles Lamb was boarding he
sometimes invited friends to dine with
him, paying the landlady a small sum.
He observed that when Wordsworth
dined with him the laudlady charged o
slxpence more, and ono day demonstrated
with her on the injustice of such dis
ordinations, at the same tims adding
that Wordsworth : was q great poet.
Don't know about the great poet,' re.
piled the landlady, "but know be Is q
great eater"