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ITALY.
The Religious Corporations Suppression Bill
Passed in the Senate
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Italian Senate to-day passed the bill for the
suppression OF religious corporations, by vote OF
% yeas to 20 nays
The measure now awaits the royal sanction to
become law
The Essential Provisions OF the Act.
The Italian government adopted the first arti-
Giles, and thus the essentials and principle OF the
bill Tor religious corporations SUPPRESSION on the
13th OF May. The first articles, in reality, con-
tain the spirit OF the entire measure the numerous
others OF which it consists presenting only fnan.
ciSl dispositions details Of execution.
Article declares that the general legislation OF
the Kingdom on the religious houses and ecclesias-
ttcal bodies shall be extended to the Province OF
Rome. That provision was adopted by a vote In
the Chambers OF 1856 to 3, there being only ID aD-
Dtenttons.
Paragraph OF Article preserves the General.
ates, or central establishments In Rome OF the re-
1igiOus orders, and acc0rds to the Pope an annual
allowance of 400 000f for their maintenance. Until
the POntin shall consent to take on himself the en-
plOyment OF that sum, the distribution OF 1t may
be confided by the government to lone OF the &c.
Clestastcal entities legally existing IN Rome"
That provision, which gave rise to long and AMI
mated discussion, was eventually voted by q Cham
bers majority OF 30 to 193
The Order OF Jcsuits is however. excluded from
the benefits accorded by the Till to the other
houses. The government, the other hand,
opposed a motion TO expel the members OF that
order, and on vote by the Chamber In the same
sense the mover withdrew his proposition.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, June II, 1879
Arthur A. Glover shot and killed William Gou-
mi lion and his father, Lovett Goumtllion, at Edge
field Court House, South Carolina, at ten O'Clock
this forenoon. clover and Lovett Goumillion had
some words q few weeks since, during which
clover cursed him. and In consequence young
Goumilion threatened to kill Glover, and q tight
had been anticipated. Glover sent for the father
and son to meet him at Q store In the village. On
entering young Goumillion was shot In the head
by Glover with Derringer, and died instantly.
the father, appearing on the scene, was also shot
In the head BY Glover With another Derrtnger, and
IN ortaly wounded. Glover afterwards surren-
dered himself. The AFFAIR creates intense excite
ment In Edgeneld. where the parties were well
connected. About thirty years ago Lovett Gou-
million killed Joseph Glover. uncle OF Arthur
Glover.
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Isaac Ferris, DID,, LII. ID.

Isaac Ferris, DID,, LID
Rev. Isaac Ferris, DID,, LID, ex-Chancellor OF
the University OF New York city. died suddenly at
his residence, Roselle New Jersey. at the hour Of
ten O'Clock at night on Monday, the 10th instant.
He was in the seventyffth year OF his age when he
was called away from this life. His demise will be
deeply and widely regretted. BY its occurrence
New York loses Of its Oldest and most respected
citizens and the cause OF universal education q
most earnest and able advocate.
Isaac Ferris was born In the CITY o. New s, YoIx
education was in charge OF Blind Nelson, q famous
classical teacher OF the time and he was graduated
at Columbia College in the year 1915: He went i'm,
medlately to Albany. and accepted position OF
teacher in the academy there, two months before
Years he siuded with Dr. John Mason and
concluded his preparation for the ministry IN the
theological seminary at New Brunswick, n. j.. IN
1870. For part OF year he acted as home mis-
sionary in the Mohawk Valley, then sparsey
settled T region. He was pastor Of the Reformed nn,
isa io Of the Middle Dutch Church Albany, from
1s34-3s, and OF the Market street Reformed Dutch
church In this city from ls36-5s. In 1852 ne was
elected Chancellor OF the University, position
whica he held until 1870, when his age warned him
that he could no longer undertake such active
While settled In Albany he was trustee and Presi-
dent OF the Albany Academy and the Albany Fe-
male ana while pastor q the MsTse
Female Institute OF this city, which was great
success, having over five hundred pupils. The
New Ork Sabbath School Union for about
thirty.hve years; has been a member and chair
man OF the Distributing Committee OF the Ameri-
can Bible Society for about twenty-eight years;
has been member. President, secretary ana ex
ecutive officer OF the Board OF Foreign Missions Of
the Reformed Church for about forty years, and
was q corporate member OF the American Board Of
Commissioners OF Foreign Missions during the lat
ter part OF the time In which the Reformed Church
co-0perated with that Board as the representative
OF the denomination. During the past five or six
Years ne has suffered from enlargement OF O valve
OF the heart, and about four weeks since was con-
fined to his room IRON the effects OF the disease.
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THE STATE COMPTROLLER AND THE STATE
CREDITORS

ALBANY, June IL, 1873.
To answer innumerabe inquiries and demands
upon the Treasury. which cannot now be met, the
Comptroller authorizes the statement particularly
Tor the information OF holders OF canal certificates
and awards and other creditors that such de-
mands cannot be paid until the State tax, most Of
ers Is turned over TO the State Treasury. The
payment OF this tax into the Treasury has been
delayed partly In consequence OF the recent de-
csion ofthe Court OF Appeals by which the three and
. half mills deficiency tax was held 10 be invalid.
As soon as sufilcent amount Is realized to meet
the liability referred TO public notice thereof viii
be given from the ComptrOlers and Auditors De-
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THE AP 40 H E S.
All tho Tribes Said TO Be on the Warpath-At-
tack on a County Sheriff and an
Indian Repulse.

SAN FRANCISCO June II, 1873.
The latest advces from Arizona are to Sunday
last. j. 5. Thomas, Sheriff OF Prescott county had
been fired at by Apaches near Rio Verde. He re-
turned the fire from his buggy, and killed two and
wounded one. The rest. numbering seven or
eight, ne6 Thomas horse ran away. but Its
owner escaped uninjured.
General Crook has gone to San Carlos reserva-
ton.
Conflicting reports are current regarding the
Apaches. Some say they have all gone on the war
path; Others that one two bands only have
gone.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, June II, 1873
kilograms from Versailles, under date OF to-day,
report that the special committee which was ap-
pointed by the National Assembly last week to
consider whether the application made by the Mill
tary Governor of Paris for authority to prosecute
n Ranc, the member for Lyons, for his connection
With the Commune, has held several sittings.
One Of its drst acts was to summon NJ. Ranc to
appear before 1t.
This the Deputy refused to do, standing on his
privilege as member OF the legislative body, and
denying the right OF the committee to require his
presence.
To-day the committee held its final session.
A report was adopted, by vote of fourteen to
one recommending that authorization for the
arrest and trial Of Deputy Ranc be granted by the
Assembly
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ENGLAND.
Gable Communication with Spain and Reduce
ton Of Tariff Charges
TELssaAm TO TINE NEW YORK HeRAlD.

LONDON, June II, 1873.
second cable rom the coast Of Cornwall to
4pain has been opened for business. This increase
in the facilities for the TRANSMISSION OF dispatches
between England and Spain has led to reduction
OF the tarn charges for the TRANSMISSION Of mes
DsRes
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N E xIc o.
Herald Special Report
from MatamOrOs.
Treasury Rule for Specie Currency
Regulation.
The JaliSco ReVOlutiOniStS Being Forced
to Obedience.
A National Commissioner Bound
to Washington.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

1tltGMM ~ IM NEW I0M htRAlp-
MArAMoRos, June 16, 1873.
kilograms, special to the HEnALD from
Mexico City have reached this point The
news is dated to the 7th instant The CORE
spondent reports as follows
The Mexican government has passed law
retiring the old "sun'' silver dollars from
circulation.
REvoLUTIoNIsTs vERaING TOWARDS SUBMISSION.
The new revolutionary movement in Jalisco
against the collection of State and govern
ment taxes arrearages is of an unimportant
character, and the agitators will be compelled
to submit to the law. The President has
advised the adoption of more equitable mea-
sures in the matter of the administrative en-
forcement of the law.
COMMISSIONER TO THE UNITED STATES
Senior Zamacona, the new Mexican Com
missioner, will leave Matamoros to-day Q6th
instantly for the United States.
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KAISER WILLIAM.
His Nsjesty's Health Improving Towards Com
plete Recovery.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June II, 1873.
a special despatch from Berlin to the London
Hour says the health OF the Emperor William Is
Improving, and It is expected that in few days
no will have regained his usual condition OF
ntrenQth.
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RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June II, 1873.
HIS Imperial Highness the Czarewtch Alexander
Alexandrovitch OF Russia, accompanied BY his wife
Ihe Grand Duchess Maria sister Of the Princess OF
wales, are on visit to their Royal Hignnesses the
prince ana Princess nj wa,ss at Co ndrtnoharr ~.
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Citizen Feeling Towards NJ. Ranc.
n. Ranc is q journalist. 1t appears that he has
offended in his professional capacity as q press
writer. He published his opinion OF the new gov
eminent OF France In the Republique Francatse
The Paris Presse replies to his utterance in the
following words
The RepuoltQue Frnncafse "contests the authority
OF Ministry which," It declares, lis IN minority
in the country, and which has only majority OF
fourteen in the Parliament" We shall reply to M
Ranc's journal that the majority OF sixteen, and
not fourteen, which overthrow the government
Increased to thirtyeight to accept NJ Theirs resig-
nation, to 100 to acclaim Marshal de MacMahon,
and 10 40U to vote the reestabishment OF the Ven
dome Column, which the late President had always
postponed out OF respect for the susceptbities Of
~. Jules Simon.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, June II, 1873.
The Spanish Cortes has under consideration
proposition Of Senior Ocon granting the govern
ment extraordinary faculties, under which 1t will
be empowered to levy q contribution OF 1901 900
pesetaa upon the country.
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he Cholera In Cincin n att.


A case Of sudden death OF q woman with cholera
symptoms was reported In this city to-day. The
cases mentioned In last nights despatch are i'm
proving and no new ones have been reported ex-
cept the one mentioned above.
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DEATH OF TIE DESPERATE LOVER.

NASHUA, N. H., June II, 1873.
Henry Jewell, the would-be assassin OF Eta
Woods, In Hudson, 10 dead. Miss Woods will re-
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, June IL. 1873.
There were nifty deaths to-day, thirty.dve being
from cholera. The disease is evidently spreading.
Dispatches from Gallatin, Lebanon, Greenville and
other points show that the scourge Is carrying on
great many at those places
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The Cholera In Mem phis.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June II, 1873
There were nfteen interments to-day, ten OF
which were deaths from cholera.
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MADRID, June IL, 1873.

MADRID, June IL, 1873
Mr.. James J. O'Kelly, the HERALD special
commissioner, has arrived at the Spanish
fortified town Of Santona, province of Santan-
Spanish authorities by the captain of the
steamship which brought him from Cuba.
Mr.. O'Kelly's effects were scaled by the
United States Consul at Santander.
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WILL BE READY AT TWO O'CLOCK.
w HARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
FOR JULY 1878.
CONTENTss-


the cGSs l. rSsssr ana
Jack in the Sailors BOARDING House--Tne Seamens
Essse as Gss.T schans oa
ping Crews signing Articles and paying of.
s3TfoNAi STANDARDS AND ExBLExs
observation-disclosures of the Tenth Century -Banner
ys rsRs q eSy s
q
Caroina-standard Of Early Amsrican Crulsers1The
Nil BY %
House where the first American Flag was made-Mza
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY Bayard Taylor.
SICILY M,s' And n p THR sicrLrAxs.
i Is ~ s Con-
Of the Cathedral, aonreale~catanIs sna the ds-
By
s ag re sHEaasx Af AZ THgTs B kFa1
> Ssa.ta s.e S S
aro--Troops mounted on came's-cieopatras Needle
s ssco III 8 THSs" OF AN OLD srAeER,
~ sYa XffsSV Of THE DECLARATION or IspRPEn-
With % fac. simie Autographs
T hi skS sSBRIEL MxynRAY's CONFESSION
III &r F FGrunhE az the MoxsAESr IN sUsopE BY
v Lni,s easts ssy c iSsyIiRn'a papso
EBifSSs TS!FSEIssIG F RESoa
TERMS FOR HARpERs MAGAZINE, WEEKLY AND
MhskhS cn Css cory sSsf Tor 0 one Sns
B4zHH G&esxS H HAMPERS WEEKLY and
"ARPER'S BAAA er one q any two 81
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BROOKS VS.. BAXTHx.


the Gubcrna tOriai Row In Arkansos.
LITTLE ROCK, June II, 1878
Mr. Brooks nled q complaint yesterday in the
United States Circuit Court, stating that ne was
legally elected Governor aud that Baxter Is o
usurper. He prays the Court to procure Tor him
all the money received by Baxter while he has
been In 0fflce. summons was accordingly issued
by the Court, returnable during the term.
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AID FOB PROFESSOR WISE,

WASHINGTON. June IT, 1873
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
1t is too bad Professor Wise can't raise the funds
for his balloon "trip TO Europe. will be OF 100
to subscribe 500 Tor a bona .ade experiment.
w. L. SAWYER
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ALI Kinds OF Pains Removed FREQ by
one application Of PAIN PAINT. at is Chatham
square. Three ounce bottles soc. pinS. 81 90 sold
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Billiards.-JOseph and Cyrille Dion
will give grand Billiard Exhibition at jacques wine
and billiard rooms Pine street. between Nassau and
William streets, Wednesday afternoon, June L. 1873
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A.-For a Refreshing and Luxurious
Bath go to the Russian vapor Marble Baths rs EaSe
Fourth street the Grand Central Hotel For ele-
gance, thorough cleanliness good ventilation aud light
they unexcelled. Ladies hours 10 10 IL A. NJ. Gen.
tlemen all other hours, 7 A. NJ. tor NJ.
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Denis Donovan, Formerly mt Del:
monicos serves Table d'Hote at his restaurant No
East Twelfth street. Tor 81 ~, including wine.
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Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Water Brash,
Constipation positively cured by Dr. sHARPs SPECIFIC,
retailed ut HARTNETTS Pharmacy, Fourth avenue and
Astor place. and at oBRIENS. Fisth and Third
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Bachelors Hair Dye Is the Best In tho
world the only true and perfect hair dye; instantane-
Gus harmlcss at all druugstA
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A.-Lyon's insect Powder IL q Sure Ex-
Termination OF neas moths plant cc bird vermin and all
bacful insects
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SPAIN.

Cabinet Cogitation for Replenishment Of tho
Treasury Golfers.
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A.-For an Elegant Summer Hat of su.
perlor quality 90 direct TO the manufacturer ESPEN-
SCHEID. lis Nassau street. I4f
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FRANCE.

Parliamentary Powers Against Individual Rep
resentative Privilege-A Member Of the
Assembly To Be Prosecuted.
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Corns Cured, soc. to 81; Bunions, Nails
DR. WESTERvELT, Chiropodist
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Corns. Bunions, Nails, &c., Cured.
without pain. CORN CURE. by mall Soc.
DIR. RICE, 2os Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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O. K Ell Y.
The Herald Cuban Commissioner
in Spain.
DESPATCH FROM SECRETARY FISH.
Hhe Arrival Of MI. OKelly Preliminary
to His Discharge.
CONSULAR CARE OF HIS EFFECTS.

WASHINGTON, June II, 1873.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
General Sickles telegmphs from Madrid
that Mr. James J. OKelly has arrived, and
adds, 'This is preliminary to his discharge"
HAMILTON FISH.
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NAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Wisconsin will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at this Post once
at nine O'Clock A. M.
THE Nxw YORK Naturalization fos Europe
will be ready AZ hali-past seven O'CLOCK In the
morning
single copies, In wrappers for mailing. SAX cents
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CUBA.

Chinese Laborers Landed-Terrible Mortality on
Board tho "Emigrant' Ship.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Juno II, l5Ja
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A.-Summer Stra win Addition TO His
"Beaver Casino es, and ''Drab Felts" KNOX offers
splendid variety of STRAW HATS for gentlemen, among
which to be found the Argyle the "0xf0rd, tho
.Matinee,s the Norton and The yacht Club" Don't
No 22 Broadway in the Prescott House and In the Filth
AYenuc HOfAL
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BY the Million tho Bugs, ANTS ana
KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER Is killing: them all
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, All
Diseases of the Feet cured by Dr. ZACHAR1E, Union
square. f#w
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A.-Wh0 Wants q Hat Go to Dougnn,
l02 Nassau street, corner OF Ann street iR -
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Attention, Ladies' 1.-The Celebrated
FRENCH PANSY CORSET Is mace expressly for J. q.
DkvIN, l,l92 Broadway, near Twenty-nint street.
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Peerless shirts, Collars, Guns, Drawerss
,carfs Ties Cravats Bathing Suits &c.
UNION ADAMS 4 co., 61 Broadway.
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Dcshler's Fever and Ague pills are
best safest and surest remedy In the world
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A MARVEL OF CHEAPNEss "-DICKEHs' WORKS.
.CARLEToN's NEW ILLUSTRATED EDITION"

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Havana Markets.
HAVANA, June II, 1878.
Sugar-No IL Dutch standard, l01s a 1OL reals
per arrobe. Exchange quiet and firm.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

UNOUR NUMBERS OF THE AMERICAN BUILDER,
Is quarto pages OF plans OF houses and four greas
OF working drawings sent TO any address for 81.
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-Prizes Cashed,
orders filed, Information Finished Highest rates ID
for spanish Bank Bills. Governments, &c., &C.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers II Wall street, late of l6.
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NEW YORK. HERALD!
New York City.
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IELEeaAms TO THE NEW Yoax HERALD.

A French steamer arrived here to-day with SOC
Cinnamon on board
During the passage ther ewere ITS deaths.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Priccs Re.
duced circulars sent and information given We sold
the S500OO0 prize In the dra wing OF April ~.
J.. b. MARTINEZ CO., BANKERS, 10 Wall street.
Post Office box 4,6S5. New York
1s40-Estab lished 1s49.-G. Rnuchfuss,
practical Wigmaker and importer OF Human Hair No.
a East Twelfth street. Broadway, New xOrk-