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TELEGRAM VIA NEW YORK.

February 18th.
Madrid.-Senor CASTELAR, is about to send a
circular to the foreign Powers to prevent their
intervention in the affairs of Spain. 1t will as
sure them that the Republic is not aggressive in
character, and does not seek to interfere with
other nations.
The defeati is officially announced of q strong
Carlist band near Burgos.
Paris.-The manifesto of SeDor CASTELAR,, the
Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, has reached
Paris, and will be delivered to President Theirs
to-day. The recognition of the Spanish Repub-
lie by the Government of France is expected to
follow Immediately,
The members of the moderate Left in the Ma
tional Assembly declined to join in the address
of the extreme Left to the Republicans of Spain.
Eisbon.-The Government organs officially
deny that there is any movement in Portugal
for the establishment of a republic.
Bayonne.-Don Carlos has arrived in ST. Jean
de Luz, ten miles from this place,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Boston, May 31--Noon.-There
were five persons killed here yesterday
by the falling walls of the recently
burned buildings.
CHICAGO, May 31-Noon.- During
the Decoration frolic here yesterday,
an accident happened, killing two per-
sons.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 31-Noon. The
Agricultural Congress, w. Fl. Jackson,
of Tennessee, President, and Chas. w.
Green, Secretary, adjourned to meet
at Atlanta, next May.
WAsHINGToN, d. c., May 31-Night.
The President and family will resume
their Long Branch residence on Thurs
day.
Secretary Belknap has gone to West
Point.
Secretary Robson has gone to
Annapolis to award diplomas.
BALTIMORE, May 31-Night. Jas.
Gibson, colored, indicted for killing
his paramour with a hatchet, was con-
victed of murder in fir degree.
NASHVILLE, May 31-Night. THE
negro who outraged and then crushed
widow lady's skull in Rutherford
county, is in jail. If she dies, which
is probable, the people will hang the
negro,
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EUROPE.
NO LIVERPOOL MARKETS To
MORROW AND TUESDAY.
THE SPANISH LEVY POSTPONED
AN EARLY EVACUATION OF
FRANCE LOOKED FOR.
CONSTANTINOPI. AGAIN ON
FIRE.
COLLIERY EXPLOSION IN ENG
LAND.
THE NEW PROTESTANT CHURCH
IN ROME.
BRADLAUGH RELEASED.
BRADLAUGH RELEASED.

LONDON, May 31-Noon.-The cd
and 3rd of June-Whit Monday and
Whit Tuesday-will be close holiday
Monday is also bank holiday in Lon
don. but Whit Tuesday is not.
The new government of France pro-
poses to abandon the commercial treaty
with England.
An explosion occurred yesterday in
colliery, near Wigan, carrying instant
death to miners and causing destruc-
ton to much property.
BARCELONA, May 31-Noon.-Gen.
Velandi has postponed the enforce
ment of his levy upon the youths in
this province. Rowing bands Carlists
continue to intercept railroad trains
and plumber passengers.
PARIS, May 31-NooD, 1T reported
that the Bank of France will advance
the funds necessary to complete the
payment of the War Indemnity and that
the evacuation Of the French territory
by German troops will follow immedi-
ately.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 31-Noon.-
Another disastrous confagration has
occurred in this city. Fifty houses
were destroyed before the flames were
checked.
New YORK, May 31-Noon.-Rev.
r. T. Nevin, Rector of st. Paul
Episcopal Church, in Rome, is in this
city, and desires $4,000 which is
needed to complete this, the first
American and first Protestant Church
edifice in Rome. Americans i'll Rome
have already contributed $40, 900, and
| $3S, 900 have been subscribed In this
| country.
A special to the World says the
Carlists have released Bradlaugh.
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ssTruth stranger than Fiction.,,


ssTruth stranger than Eiction.,,
From the Springfield 1iass.,) Republican,
A case which ce1as before the magic
trates of Southampton, England, the
other day, illustrated anew the truth
of the old saw above quoted. Some
eight weeks ago William Robinson,
London grocer, mystenousiy d1saP-
deared from the sight of wife and GUS
toners Soon after, body was found
in the Thames which appeared to be
the mortal remains OF the missing
Robinson. A coroners inquest was
held, at which several witnesses who
had been intimately acquainted with
the departed grocer, identified the
body, which had been taken from the
river, ass-his; among others, his shop
assistant, who had been in Robinson's
employ for over twenty years, swore
that he had no doubt it was his miss
ing master, over whom the coroner
was then holding the inquest. Mrs
Robinson duly attired herself In
widows weeds, and lamented her hus-
bands untimely end. But one day,
about a fortnight ago, she was star
tied to receive intelligence that Mr..
Robinson, SO far from reposing III the
grave, where mourning relatives had
deposited his supposed remains, was
still in the flesh in short, that he was
lying in the lookup at Southampton,
charged with an attempt to commit
suicide. A visit to the lookup proved
that this was indeed the fact. Robin
son, instead Of throwing himself into
the Thames, had merely gone off on a
''bcnder," which terminated in bad
attack of 6cliri,tn1 h'enaens and an at
tempt ON his own life-which, however,
proved The magistrates,
upon learning the facts in the case,
discharged Mr.. Robinson, and, accom-
panied by his wife, in the solemn garb
of his widow, he returned to his shop,
after as novel an experience as life is
likely ever to bring him.
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HUNTERS INFIRMARY

Cancers, Ttnaors, .ScrcfHla, Epiiclo-
seq, anc! all othc.' Chronic Diseases.
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When Acknowledgement Williams
was asked, a few days ago, under what
law the United States troops were en-
ployed to sustain the Kellogg govern
ment in Louisiana, he replied that he
did not know and did not care, but
that the Administration WAS deter
mined to stand by Kellogg in any
event.
The Baltimore Gazette says Colonel
Louis M. Montgomery, of London,
now in that city representing some
European capitalists in railway and
large landed interests in this country.
has just closed purchase on English
account of very large tract of valn-
able colony agricultural land in one of
the Middle Southern States.
A California paper says that many
of the Chinese embarked as free emf
grants are none other than indentured
servants, bound, not by European or
American contracts, but by Chinese
contracts with the wealthier Chimes e
residents of San Francisco, who thus
carry on a regular sort of slave trade
in the cheap Chinese labor in it's va
rious b1 anches.
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gust Of wind struck Mrs. Meyer, and
blew her against the Presbyterian
church steeple with such force that
the 'tinhated gossamer hustle" explo-
ded violently, impressing the sexton
with the conviction that the sacred
edifice had been struck by lightning.
But when he came out and saw Mrs.
Meyer caught by her panier on the
weathercock, with her parasol pointing
east. or west, as the wind happened
to shift, he comprehended the situa-
ton. It cost six hundred dollars to
build scafolding to get Mrs. Meyer
down, and even then Meyer did not
introduce his hustle into the market.
He will sell outhis patent-rights cheap.
Mrs. Meyer wants him to.
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a Valuable Invention for Ladies'
No Family Should be VithOt il.

BY MAX ADELER.
1t was Meyers turn for invention
that caused the disaster. Mover de-
s1gned new kind of patent, infia-
ted gossamer hustle" for ladies. 1t
was thin bag of India rubber, which
was to be inflated with gas to give it
the proper distention and sufficient
hghtness. When the model was com
pleted, Mrs. Meyer determined to try
1T. She went into the yard and tied
the machine under her dress, while
Meyer turned on the kitchen gas to fill
the bag. 1t worked well enough for
few moments, when all at once Mrs.
Meyer began to ascend wifi. frightful
rapidity. She had barely time to
scream down to Meyer to put the chill
dren to bed early, and to tell Mary
Jane to set bread, and the next instant
she was two miles above the snOw-line.
1t was embarrassing for Mrs. Meyer
very embarrassing, especially as she
could not reach around to the hustle
10 turn Off the gas in order to come
down. So she foated about up there
among thunder-storms and clouds and
crows and aurora borealises for several
hours enjoying the scenery and study
ing the alr-currents, and wishing she
mad brought her muff and a book to
read. Then she commenced to descend
gradually until she came within a
couple OF hundred feet of the earth.
she then screamed some as she f1oated
along, and several enthusiastic stu
dents of natural history tried to bring
her down with shot-guns, under the
impression she was some new variety
Of ostrich or aamingo. But a sudden
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train inward bound was crowded with
anxious business men and sensation
seekers.
The following is complete list of
the New York fire insurance compa-
MES having risks in Boston +: The
Clinton, Pacific, Etna, Brewers and
Matters, Citizens, City, Columbia,
Commerce, Commercial, Continental,
Connecticut Exchange, Exchange, Fire
mans. German American, Germania,
Guardian, Hanover. Hoffman, Home,
Humboldt, International, Irving, La
mar, Lorillard, Manhattan Market,
Mercantile, National, New York,
Ionkers, Niagara, Phoenix, Relief,
Republic, Standard, Star, st. Nicholas,
Tradesman's and Washington.
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TIRECYiJRS
JAMES REDMOND, FhED PHILLIps " {,
LEWIS, NJ ATHEw " EpDYIL.
Issues Certificates OF ID, pn,it bearing int rest
l. authorized 10y CGart.I TO rec. i've on d.
post III 'iSNs held in trust lay Executors, Adj
mdt!strt o's, Guardians, &c &c. &c
sells Checks at lar New York, Baltimore
fhia!rlphia, Norfolk, Co umbia. Charleston
Richmond. Petersburg AMI all Il e cities and
towns in North Carolina
BAYS and sells c"ecks ia sums to suit on G. treat
Britain. Ireland. German, France. &c.
BuAS ami sells Gold, Silver, Bank Bills,
Bonds. Stocks. &c, X.
strict attention gwen to the orders and re
quests of our country trieLtis by mail or othe:
wise.
nov ~ ;iili-ha 4 tax
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Mr.. George Alfred Townsend, in the
Chicago Tribune, says that Col Mos
by informed him, in a late interview,
''that he favored three terms for
Grant" and desired ''protection
against negro RIGHTEOUSNESS and car
pet-bag profigacy.
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HEADQUARTERS.
THE REPORTED ALLIANCE BE
TWEEN DAVIS AND BOGUS
CHARLEY DISBELIEVED.
EFFORTS TO RELEASE SANTAN-
Ia AND BIG TREE CON
DEMNED.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 31-Noon.
The military authorities here con-
slider the report of Gen. Davis alliance
with Bogus Charley and other alleged
renegade Modocs bogus.
The following is rather loose state
ment a: The War Department con-
dennis the efforts of the Interior De-
partment to get Santanta and Big
Tree released. General Sherman is
very plain in !his denunciation of the
scheme
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GOOD WORDS
FOR THE
PAIN-KILLER.

We can confidently recommend the Pain Kill
ler.-IorOltO BAPTIST.
1t is the most effec. u1l remedy we know flor
Aches, Pains. tlesh wounds, &c.-N. Johns
Meas, Il. q.
We advise that every family should have so
etfrctual and speedy Pain KIller.-Anlher.t "
S. Gazette.
Our own experience is that a bottle of Pain
Killer is the best Physician traveller can
have.-UdH,ittOR Spectator.
For both internal and external apple ,tion
have found it OF great Value Chris. Era
medine no family should be without Nom
real Transcript.
Could hardly keep house thout it Ed oice
Should be kept in every house. in readiness
or sudden tracks OF sickness Chris. Pre- S.
No article ever obtained such unbound TOP
ularity.-Sdicn Observer.
One of the most reliable specti s of the e.
Old North State
Its power is wonderful and unequaled in re-
mel
An indispensable article in the medicine
chest.-N. j. Examiner.
1t will recommend Itself to all who use it
Georgia Enterprise.
Is extensively used and sought after as cal y
useful mcdcine.-J Journal, st. John, " Is.
No medicine has acquired such reputation
| it has real meriI.-Ne~po't Dolly Ncics.
orc of the most useful medicines have used
it aud dis rcns-ti it for the past twenty yea s.
RE. ITnt Ward, assam.
The most valuable me ic!ne now in use
Tenn. organ.
1t is really valuable medicine, and by
any physicians Boston TTaceler.
We Always keep it where we can put our nds
on it in the dark, II need ba.-Rcr. e. HiL md
! BuTndh.
One OF the few articles that are just what hey
pretend to be--BruRSuick Telegraph.
! In my mountain travels no medicine is OF sc
universal application as Pain Ki!ler-Rev. u
/ H. BtrGy, BuFHidh
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LOUISIANA,
THE MISSING STEAMER GEORGE
CROMWELL
NO NEWS OF HER YET.

New ORLEANS, May 31-Night. t.
The Steamship George Cromwell, some
days overdue from New York, has not
yet reached here. Several Steamers
from the Gulf came up to-day, but
they bring no tidings of the missing
vessel
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IT'S CIRCULA

is very large throughout the State AMI the
whole South In New Hanover E,gccomhe
ons'ow, Dnpiin, Sampson, brunswick, BIaden
and Columbus 1t rs especially large, while in
halifax, Wilson, Wayne. Carteret, Robeson
Richmond. Anson. Cumberland and Moore.
and in several counties of South Carolina its
circul atiOn is vey goos
1t is published very Friday on the follow
Ing
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THE MODOCS.
DAVIS RETURNED FROM HIS
SCOUT.
CAPT. JACK NOT CAUGHT YET.

San Francisco, May 31-Night.-
General Davis has returned from his
scout, on which five OF the Modocs
lead him. No results. Three other
Modocs, who went on an Independent
scout, reported yesterday that Captain
Jacks adherents are well surrounded
and armed.
The total number of Modoc prison
ers is as follows: 10 braves, % squaws
and 80 children.
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DIE b.

In this city, yesterday, at ~ O'Clock NJ,
MARY AUG STA infant daughter Ct Mary
A. and c. W. Hawss, aged year, months and
Is days.
In this city. yesterday morning, at G x o'e'cck,
CARRIE BAUMAN, daughter or Theresa
and john Bauman, aged year, months and
days.
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Agents A Rare Chance.

We will pay all & gents $50 per week in cash,
whs will engage with us AT ONCE. Everything
Furnished aad expenses naid. HIANCFAC.
TURING CO., BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
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at I.AING'S IAi.L, Lnavenworth. On the 25th
day at June, 1873, for the benefit OF the Library.
81 .;s33 Cash Gifts, amounting to $500 ,5jj.
III enterprise is endorsed BY the Cover nor,
Secretary OF STAT, A uditor of State Superit,
tendon. OF Puoli.: Instruction, Treasurer of
STATE, Mayor and Common Council OF I.eaVer-
wort and all leading business men of the STATE,
and the certa MY of tn distribution AMI pay
ment of gifts, as advertised, is fuzzy guaranteed.
Tickets 81 each, 3 for So, Is for 20.
Memorandum of Cash Gifts TO be disir but d
Tuna o5tI,