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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE SPANISH REPUBLIC.
ORGANIZING THE NEw GOVERNMENT - CABINET
CRISIS


ORGANIZING TIE NEW GOVERNMENT CABINLr
CRISIS.
MADED, Saturday, june 81, 1873.
private meeting of the majority or the
Cortes was held to-day at which Senior ri Marcal.
President Of the Council, present. and delivered
strong speech. demanded the adoption Of a vigorous
policy and that extraordinary powers be conferred
upol The Government in order 10 enable 1t TO deal with
enemies who we're conspring for the overthrow Of the
Republic.
Senior CASTELAR, asked for vote OF confidence In the
Government which was adopted, and the meeting nd
journed
1t is reported that seor CASTELAR, is engaged in draw
ing ND constitution for the Federal Republic, which is
TO be analogous TO that Of the United States OF America
The number OF States il ia understood Will be Is, IN
Guiding Cuba and the Philippine Islands Madrid If TO
remain the capital The President OF the Federal Re
public is TO be elected by universal suffrage and the
term OF Office will he five yerrs. Senators are to be
chosen by the states, and deputies will DO elected ny
universal suffrage - ~, ,o-o
The Constituent Cortes has passed resolution e1-
pressing confidence IN the present Government but
authorizing senior P Margall. President OF the Minis
try 10 form new one in case OF crisis. The Ministers
have consequently rendered their designations. Perfect
TRANQUILITY prevails in the capital.
A Committee OF Surveillance has been formed at
Barcelona. Extreme Radicals there have teleTaphed
the Government requesting it not 20 order the soldiers
guilty Of INSTRUMENTATION to be snot.
LGrFR-Se1Or Pi MaTgall has been comforting with
the deputes Of the majority In the Cortes IN regard 10
the composition OF the Cabinet 1t Is believed that
Senior Esevanez will remain at the head OF tho war
Department and that MlssoDave Palanca, anu Car'aa
will accent pOrtfOliOs.
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THE MARCH OF PESTILENCE.
CHOLERA IN EUROPE.
CASES IN PRUSSIA, ITALY, AND Bulgaria

BERLIN, June 21.-A dispatch from Dantzic
says ~ Polish rafsmen on the Vstna were attacked by
cholera and as Of them died or the remaining H. four
have entirely recovered
Another lazaretto has been established at Port Eeu-
fahrwasser the mouth Of tine Vstua four miles from
Dautzc.
ROME, June 2l.several OF cholera are reported
the Province Of Teviso The authorities are taking
precautions 10 prevent the spread OF the disease.
CoSsrASTISoPLE, June H.-The cholera has appeared
at Roustchouk, in the Province OF Bulgaria.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

hAShlNGlON' Juuc -, 1910
Tho Monthly Report No. s. Of the Bureau of Statistics
contains the following synopsis OF imports and exports
Domestic Exports Foreign
Period (spece yalne). Exports
Month ealing Feo q. S55Ilg52 oSiB0te sles0@J
Pcl. p. 49,. RSllt4I Hbb!HI NF+b
Ight 1ouihs eug frb 28 1873 4429Oo3 3Si5&3 f7e09O0
ht nonths ending Feb o. 1917 3jl8465lS SlOal,I 5JJ3D
The following Postmasters have been appointed in
New-York: Hicks, Cheiuung County, Frank 6ayre;
SLOAN, Madison County II. N. Huntington; Neips
Greek Steuben County. II. j. Hammond; swamp Mills,
Sullivan County, q. A. Newman.
Three or four millions of doubeeages will be recoined
during this month at the philadelphia mint They will
be sent 90 the NewYOrk SubTreasuTy be paid out
interest Government bonds.
The reported abstraction Of important records from
the War Department is officially denied
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. don. WIN. FlrMilFl. hAc'tcfs
Us. X. MOorAeld, West
mOrelaud.
Joshua Douglas, Crawford.
Wm. j. GilliugGaIn. Phlh
Hon. Horny l.. Cake, Pbiia.
IL. Iiciemdu, philadelphia.
l.. 4. Chase, Phill.lClpnld.
Hon. j. X. MOOrchead, A.le-
ghany.
G.. ". Riddle. Allegheny.
S y. Raihor, Allegheny.
Frank Taylor, Allegheny.
T. VI. c. Boyer, Montgomery.
j. George Selizer, Btrks.
y. El,maker, Lancaster.
- T.. J. More, Lebigh,
George COray, Lazorne.
J. c. DeleZpnne, WAYNE.
j. Il. Earl, Cameron.
Charles Hover, snyder.
Geo. w. Zeigler. Franklin.
ID. ;. Durham, Blair.
John S. Grayblll, Junlata.
Il. W. DOwny, Greene.
Hon. ID. Barclay. armstrong.
l.. ID. Davis, VcYdDgo.
h. b. Lowry, Erie,
+. A. Shugcrt, Warren.
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EX Gov. Andrew G.. Curtin
HOl. GaIushl A. Grow.
Hon. Johu Hickman.
Hon. l.. JOY Morris.
Hon. Eli SiifsT.
Hon. George Lan1On.
col. 4. h. Mcclure, Ph.lA.
VIM. II. Ruddiman. Pllla.
Lambert Thomas. PhilJ.
Henry l.. Wallace, Pnlia.
George Wyiir, Phila.
TX SUPERINTENDENT james
King. Allegheny.
Thomas VI. Marshall, Ale
ghany.
G.. Stengle. Allegheny.
j. DuttOn Steele, MOntgom
cry.
Geo. Stout, Northampton.
J.. II. Eauch. Lancaster.
Daniel kalbfus, Carbon.
Geo. Irwin, Diuphin.
Hoo. Gordon f. Mason,
Bradford.
Thos. l.. Jordan, Lycoming
Hon. Isaac Benson, PCtler.
s. b. Row. Clearhcld.
Jacob Il. BusSer, York.
Wm. Lewis, Huntingdon.
IT.p,srf D{ilauv Rnflar
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamer Plymouth, twelve
guns and two howitzers, Captain r. W. Shufeldt
commanding, arrived at this port yesterday after
passage OF twelve days from Barbados. All are
well on board. Annexed is list OF her officers =
Cdptdin-R. W. Shufeldt
Lieutenant CODsmaHders-P II. Cooper, W. s.
Dana, q. +. F. Wilde.
Lte,tenonts-J: II. Dayton, j. Hemphill, R R.
Ingersoll, X. p Rodgers.
Engtneers-Chief, r. M. Bartleman First Assist.
ant ID. P. Mccartney.
IuN1tdSteY-A. y. Kenny.
Assistant Surgeon g. r. Bright,
captain o. s. M CT. J. Corrie.
ktdshfpnen-G. L. Dyer, H. o. Rittenhouse, II.
N. Jacoby, J. r. j. Augur, H. Osterhous, H. l..
Green, A. c. Dillingham;, s. A. Stanton, ]. l..
Raler
Commodore q. r. p. Rodgers. who has been for
some time inspecting the naval works at Mare
Island Cal returned to Washington yesterday.
Commodore Rodgers reports the naval affairs on
that station In good condition.
The steamship Merrimac, from Rio Janier0, May
20, at this port, brings the following interesting
naval report sailed from Montevideo May for
Rio, via Santa Catherine, United states steamer
Lancaster, flagship OF the south Atlantic squadron,
Rear Admiral w. X. Taylor. The United States
steamer Ticonderoga, Captain 0. c. Badger, and
the United States steamer Wasp, Commander
Mahan, were at Montevideo on the 10th inst. The
Ticonderoga sailed for Rio on the nth Of May
The health Of the squadron was good.
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THE PITTSBURG BANK CRASH.

Particulars Of the Suspension Of Mclean
d Co.-How the ssEmbarrasemcnt" Oc-
currcd.-IcLean Arrested and Held for
Examination ut the September Term.
PITTsBURG Pa June 49, 1873.
The suspension OF s. Mclean Il Co., bankers and
the subsequent arrest Of s. Mclean by the Elk
change National Bank, is subject of considerable
discussion in financial circles to-day. Fuller par.
tcuars state that during the past three years the
establishment has largely operated in railway
securities, and it Is supposed that heavy losses
have followed these transactions. There
seems to have been no anticipation that anything
was wrong till Saturday last. On Friday afternoon
s. Mclean Co. sent communications to many of
the banks and banking houses of the city, stating
that they held New York exchange to q larger
amount than suited their business and they should
offer some $3O, 900 OF 1t on the succeeding day or
following morning. Mclean purchased from John
B. Mcvay Co. bankers, on Fourth avenue, $4,000
OF City OF Pittsburg bonds, with instructions, and
IN THE NAME OF his MOTHER,
who has been thought to have monetary interest in
delphia exchange to the amount OF $4,000 was
given and accepted in good Ialth. The same
morning ). Mclean n Co.'s drafts on New York
were offered at the Exchange National Bank, Hill
CO., bankers. the Merchants and Manufacturers
Bank, Artisans Bank and other moneyed institu-
tions. As New York balances have recently been
casion TO purchase. Hill Il Co. took $4,000,
the Exchange Bank, $4,000; Merchants and Manu-
lecturers Bank, s5,o00 and other concerns sums
which, 1t is said. aggregate about thirty thousand
dollars; currency was paid for drafts by all ex-
cept the Exchange Bank, where Mclean drew but
$500 OF the amount to his credit. On Saturday
afternoon Mcvay Co. discovered that the SIS, 900
OF paper given them was drawn against bank in
which the firm had no balance. Mclean, being at
once informed, returned the bonds. ON Monday
IT was telegraphcd from New York that
THE EXCHANGE SOLD ON SATURDAY
to other banks was worthless, Mclean Co.'s &C.
count not justifying. The news was received and
Mr.. Mclean was eagerly sought for, but not found
Yesterday he was arrested and gave bail for his ap
pearance at the September term OF the Court
One deposttor In the concern, Mr. Garrett, will
lose $4,000. Mclean claims that his assets will
coed his liabilities by $4,000.
The amount OF money left Mclean by his father, 1t
seems, did not amount to much over seventy thou
sand dollars This was his main capital lor the
prosecution OF business. Some time ago he adj
vanced some sixty thousand dollars to q manufac-
turing institution which could not return the
money when desired and Mclean was very much
crippled. This loan was the real cause OF his pres
enJ financial troubles.
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recognition OF ms jealous professional ser wees in
the cause OF humanity"

recognition OF his jealous professional ser wees In
the cause OF humanity
AnssicAr SOCIETY," FOR rax PREVENTION CRuKLrvl
TO hsisALs HsADeyARrrRs FoUsrH AvEryK,
C0RNER OF TWENTY 'sKC0sD STREET,
r.a . 80, NEW YORK. June Is 1873 J
this society The following resolution was offered and
unanimously adopted THAT ths President be author
sive Of the grateful recognition the part Of this So
ecy Of the able and mertorlous professional services
In the this asrssasie duty saSe en-
dcavored while carrying out the views of the com
a. silver vase the Chronology and T'' purposes
Of vo the .ocs oRs q rs earliest ear efforts
the treatment Of creature popularity regarded
OF the lowest IN the order OF animated nature which
sensitive of Enthusiastically, the turtle. Hence upon
the backs OF four OF this OF beings the
are seen Ia bas lief aud otherwise the several repre-
sentative orders classified by zoology and as crown
horse high artistic beauty the basin
There but remains 10 ask you in the OF he
your eminent atainments and devotion
" Ss ne sa as HsEs sSS sssS
NEW YORK, June l6 1873.
DsAa The slight professional aid I may have
pleasure rather than OF duty The cause embodied IN Z
and impersonated by yourself 80 commends itself 70
own humanity has always been its strongest plea Tho
numerous decisions m favor in the legal tribunals arc
response its claims mercy tho decnceless brute
Indeed they seem to illustrate hs uprsnsness o. re
weakest advocate becomes sarily able when plead
pg 0 cause ~ ,ust and righteous The superb git o.
witch 40 admirably illustrates the work of the insua
lion IL speaking tribute to the artistic mind which
% ne sse M g s
WIN S's'' '' EiBRIDdE r. axRnY.
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SURVEYORS AND SIOUX.
An Attack on the Northern Pacific
Surveying Party.
TWO HOURS FIGHT.
The SaVases Repulsed by the Troops and Four
Indians Killed.--No Loss to Survey
ors or Military.
BIsMARK, DAKOTAH TERRITORY
Via GHICACO Iuna ~ f0T3

BIsMARK, DAKOTAH TERRITORY,(
Via CHICAGO. June II, 1873. !
The party OF engineers here to survey the North
ern Pacific Railroad, aud for whose protection
strong force OF troops was provided, left Fort
Abraham Lincoln at six O'Clock this morning to
commence their labsrs. They were accompanied
by two companies OF infantry. company OF cavalry
and twenty -eight red scouts all under the COM
mand of General Rosser. They were all in good
spirits.
"rHE sfOUxl THE sI0Uxp'
When about q quarter OF q mile from the post
Sioux Indians, to the number or one hundred and
fifty or more, appeared and attacked the party
ensued which lasted two hours and resulted in the
repulse OF the savagcs. There was no ioss on the
part Of either engineers or military.
FOUR SIOUX WE'RE EIELav
and two scaips taken by the red scouts
After the fight the surveying party proceeded,
guarded by the troops
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THE HOLY LAND.
Typographical Exploration and Scientific Dis
covsry at Jerusalem-The "Place Of
Skull" or Calvary-Barometrical
Notations by Telegraph.
TELEGRAM TO TINE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON June H. 1873.
Correspondence from Jerusalem states that q
geological plate just completed by the Oriental To-
biographical Corps, now engaged in making surveys
and sketches OF the Bible lands, shows that the ex
posed and skull-shaped line OF the upper strata OF
the hill outside the Damascus gate and near the
north wall OF Jerusalem is strongly suggestive OF
sSI0lgotha, the place OF the skulls" This supports
the theory OF this hill being Calvary.
BARoMErRICAL NOTATION BY TELEGRAPH.
The Oriental Typographical Corps have arranged
by means OF the telegraph from Joppa to Jerusalem
for accurate barometrc notification Of attitudes on
the coast between the Mediterranean and Dead
Sea.
Prior Discoveries by the British Ex-
ploration Party.
Mr.. @. w. Wilson, r. E., writing from the Holy
Land, short time since, gives a brief &C.
count OF an important discovery made at Je-
rusalsm by Mr.. c. Schicki. Captain Warren, r. E.,
while conducting the excavations made at Jeru-
saem by the officers of the Palestine Exploration
Fund Committee Of London, explored remarkable
rock hewn passage leading soutnwards towards
she Temple area from the subway at the Convent
OF the Sisters OF Zion. MIR. Schickt found con-
Of TINS me or ana
From the convent to the north wall OF the city, a
little east OF the Damascus gate At this point the
nation of the ditch, cut In solid rock which lies In
fr0nt of and communicates with the well known
Caverns; 1t is therefore, older than these, and can
hardly be assigned q later date than that OF the
Kings OF judah. Mr.. Schicki was unable
NJ the time to follow up his discovery,
but the Palestine Exploration Fund have
taken the matter in hand, and hope to
md the source from which the water was driven.
In Mr. Wilson's notes to the Ordnance Survey OF
Jerusalem published 1866, he pointed out the pos
etbe existence OF aqneduct In this position con-
meeting the large pool north OF the "fombs OF the
Kings" with the subway at the convent and
should further researches prove this view TO be
correct we may possibly identity the aqueduct with
that made by Hezekiah when "he stopped the
waters) OF Gihon, and brought It straight down to
sne west side q the City Of David q Chron: xxxi,
stoned In Isaiah and the second Book OF Kings.
Hhe existence OF the aqueduct lately discovered is
hstrong argument In favor OF the belief that the
Pnd 1t may possibly enable the Christian world to
identity the Pool, or some source near Il, as the
upper Ghon, and Svaur az Gihon In the valley.
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IElEsaAm TO THE NEW york HERALD.

LONDON, June 49, 1873
Mcdonnell and the other Bank forgers were
brought before the Mayor to-day. The Attorney
for the Crown took occasion to make suitable
acknowledgment or the services OF Mr.. Schenck,
the American Minister. and Of the authorities at
New York, in securing the extradition OF Macdon-
nell, and thus forwarding the ends OF justice.
All the papers in the case not having come to
hand, the case was again adjourned.
THE QUESTION OF WORK AND WAGES
At meeting OF building operatives last evening,
1t was resolved to adhere to the demand for an
advance Of I'D. an hour on their wages and If the
master builders refuse to give the increase asked
for that general strike be inaugurated.
STORM In THE SOUTHEAST.
heavy rain storm prevails in the southern por-
ton oil England to- day.
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A HANDSOME TESTIMONIAL.

The Eminent Services OF MIR. Elbridge
Il. Gerry Recognized by MIR. Bcrgh's
"Turtle Club."
The Messrs. Tiffany Il Co., OF Union square, have
just completed superb silver vase, the prcsenta-
ton or which forms the subject Of the following
correspondence. 1t is OF massive silver, standing
eighteen inches high, exquisitely designed and
executed and would well repay the lovers OF art
by q visit OF inspection ere it be removed. The
vase bears the following inscription :-"Prcsented
by the American Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty v Animals 70 ElhKldgc 7. Gerry Esq, 10
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TElEsaAm TO THE new YoRK nenALp.

MADRID. June IS, 1878.
The draft OF diplomatic note announcing to the
foreign Powers the establishment OF the federal
Republic was read at Council OF Ministers to-day
by Senior Muxe.
TREASURY EFFORT FOR CASH AND ECONOMY.
In the Cortes to-day the Minister OF Finance pre-
sented bill granting the government special
powers for the collection OF taxes and providing
for economical reforms in all departments OF the
administrati 0n.
THE CURE OF SANTA CRUZ As VIGOROUS cARLIsr.
The cure Of Santa Cruz has burned the railroad
depot with 400 passenger and freight cars at
BeaSaln.
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ARKANSAS.

Suit Entered I'm the Name or the state
to Gust Baxter.
LITTLE ROCK, June Is, 1873.
The Attorney General to-day brought suit In
the name Of the State in the Pulaski County CIR.
cult Court similar to the one brought by Brooks
setting forth that Baxter not elected Governor
and asking judgment OF custer against him.
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CONVICTION OF WAGNER
Sentence Deferred Until . Legal Quibblc
Can he Settled.

ALFRED, Me-, June Is, 1873.
Judge William @. Barrow delivered his charge to
the jury this afternoon, occupying two hours. He
said the time Tor eloquence and excitement had
passed. their minds should be cleared OF excite.
ment, and in Its place careful consideration and
sound judgment should prevail. The Jury
then retired. They were out 1fty-Ave
minutes, bringing In q verdict. OF muir
der IN the first degree. The prisoner
heard the verdict without moving o muscle.
Counsel for Wagner will file exceptions on the
Jurisdiction. Sentence will not be pronounced
until tins u.s., question can DO argued St tSe law term
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SEVERE FLOOD IN NEBRASKA.

The heaviest rain storm ever known In that Sec
ton occurred in Western Nebraska on Sunday.
II continued several hours completely noodng the
country ana doing great damage TO the crops.
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V,HE BATH--IN HEALTH AND IN DISEASE; HIS
i tory, Philosophy and Uses OF Bath,ng and swim
ming illustrated, only Csc. muslin. SOC the hydro
psthic Encyclopedia 900 pages @ engrsTHn sD p
practical guide for the sick room, 81 The Science o.
health, popular magazine E,a year. y 70. M
New YQrk. !
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CENTRAL ASIA.
russian Official Report Of the March
OF the ImperiaIist Army
Towards Khiva.
AhIvess Military Opposition and Severe Fight
ing-The Asiatics Beaten in Two Bat
-les-General Kaufman Flank.
ing tho Position.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 18, 1873.
Dispatches from Kungrad report that the
orenberg division and the column which
started from Mangyshlak, on the eastern shore
OF the Caspian Sea, effected junction, on the
18th of May, before Khojaili.
Here the Khivans made a stand, and the
next day the combined Russian forces at
lacked and carried the place by storm.
The enemy fled southwark, closely pursued,
until they reached the fortress of Mangit,
where, receiving endorsements, they made
preparations for another attempt to check the
progress Of the Russians.
h The latter having come up in sufficient force
ny the LIST of June, another battle took place,
this time Of a more desperate character.
The Khivans were again defeated the for
tress was captured and the remains of their
army fell back towards the capital.
At the last accounts the Russian commander
was pushing on in the same direction.
THANKING THE sTnoNGHoLDs.
Intelligence has also been received that
General Kaufman, commanding the Eastern
column from Tashkend, has crossed the
Amu-Daria River at a point only twenty fve
miles from Khiva.
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PARIS June IS, 1873.
During the legislative session at Versailles to-day
Che door and galleries Of the Assembly were
crowded in anticipation Of an exciting debate over
the case Of M. Ranc, the Deputy from Lyons.
The report OF the special committee recommend
ling that authority be granted for his prosecution
was read, but debate thereon was postponed until
tomorrow. 3a
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THE NORTHFLEET DISASTER.
Spanish Admiralty Punishment Of the Captain
of the Murillo.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CADIZ June 49, 1878.
The Admiralty Court OF Cadiz has completed its
Investigation OF the sinking of the emigrant ship
Northneet by the Spanish steamer Murllo. ver-
dict was rendered severely censuring the captain
OF the Murillo and suspending his certificate for
nine mouths.
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ENGLAND.

Tho Bank Of England Forgeries Case Again in
Court-The Wages and Labor Question
and tho Building Trade B0ues-
Storm in tho Southeast.
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MEXICO.

The United States MintsterfaI Represen.
tation In the Capital.
CITY OF MEXICO, June 16, 1873.
United States Minister Nelson presented to-day
his letters OF recall and his successor, Mr.. Foster,
was officially received by President Lerdo as Minis.
ter Of the United States or America.
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FRANCE.

The Question Of Privilege in Parliament-Ex-
citing Scene in the Assembly.
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Naval Orders.

Captain J. @. Beaumont, Executive OfYicer at the
washington Navy Yard, has been ordered to the
command Of the P0whattan on the 23d instant.
Acting Assistant Surgeon J. W. Elst0n has been
detailed for duty as medical ofncer OF the Tigress,
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HERALD THURSDAY, JUNE 49, ls7s-TRIPLE SHEET
SPAIN.

The Federal Republic About To Be 0faciany
Notified to the Foreign Powers-Cabinet
Effort for the Collection Of Taxes
The Cure Of Santa Cruz Active
in His Command.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

Providence. r. l.. June IL, 1879
Printing cloths In moderate demand at 6sc. csc for
post u squares
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A.-Wcddsng and Visiting Cards-Par is
styles. a M.F r4 f@..i...fE..L
JAMES EvERDELL. sO2 Broadway; established Is4o.
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TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

DARMsTADT, June Is, 1873.
His Imperial Majesty the Gar Alexander OF
Russia arrived here to attend the festivities of
b the anniversary of the Grand Dukes accession,
" which are now in progress.
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Churchyard Coughs Arc Evils OF the
past-Any Cough. however violent, be cured BIZ
HALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR.
PIXIES TOOTIIACHE DROPS cure In minute.
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Corns, Bunions. lngrowing Nails, DO.
cured without pain CORN CURE by mail 50 cents. DE-.
RICE, 2OS broadway corner Fulton street. .---n
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All Pain Removed Mt One Sitting, Free,
at 1871 Chatham square. with WOLOOTT'S PAIN PAINT.
Sold eyerywhere.
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ROME June ID, 1873.
The ex-Q Queen OF Spain, Isabella, has arrived in
this city,