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WASHINGTON HOTEL, Mrs. g
w Gamard, Proprietor. Market st
between St. Philip and st. Louis Streets
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nOURON, A. Matchmaker aud Gun
ID smith, Dealer ia Je,ceirs, Firearms,
it,. Main st. between St. Philip and
Jackson streets
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BLANCHARD, j. E., Surgeon Dentist.
b office, corner Green and st. Bridg-
at Streets.
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WHALES. L. A. Physician, Office. az
w Franklin House, corner Market and
St. Philips streets.
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DERRlN, A. j. foreign and domestic
l. goods, Hats, shoes and groceries, cor.
ner Main and St-Philip streets
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pnu, DAVID Dry Goods, Shoes,
0oo's, Hats, Caps &C.. corner Main
ocus Streets.
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nLAKE, E w., attorney at Law,-Of-
h fee Green Street,
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DODLEY, Wagons and Carts, Depot on
ID Levee Street near the Ihlbodaux
Foundry. w. H. kAGAN. Agent.
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nUaD.LoCH. na. CLAY attorney at La,c,
umce up stairs Main ST., between
son and st. Philip Streets.
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DRAUD, ELLIS N. Groceries,, Wh,e
d and Liquors, corner Green and Nam
streets.
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evenly and easily. Alderman however, who was irving
~ give his antagonist the "wasl" Of hia bout fOled
with him. the Judge ut giving the race to Rathbone
and telling him to over the course. The time
not ken.
The fourth race for three cared Shells had three en-
tries: New-Nork Athlete Cuba. T. Shand bow: A. ~
shand, " T.. McCrcdy, l. 5. Mack, Sir)k. Naudlus-W
strpke. Columbian-E r. agc, bow; Il. II. Colgate. -
:. Boyd, j. T. Goodwin, stroke The Columbia took
the lead. Suddenly thc At ciic boat sweryd from It's
course and i0uled with the Nautilus. the Athletic
ruled ont Of the and the boats order Il back 10
the starting place In the second start Columbia rapidly
went ah,ai Of tue Nautilus the former taking 40 strokes
To the minute. The Latter 80 AZ the half point Columbia
leugtn. 1heu, WITH easy "spuIt" Columbia won IN
5lGl, Gear two lengths ahead the Nautilus coming ia
IN J2ta.
Tue race for four-oarcd gigs had as starters New
YORK Rowing Cub-P X. DrElorcy, bow; H. 4. Ciugcr
g. GiiswOld, Robert C. Cornell, strOke Robert Center
cONsw ain. Nassau-Jlmes Willis, bow; j. ID. Foot, c. L.
Badgolcy, W. LrntihOn, ctrnkc W. T. Foster cOxswain
hdibock, j. e. lson, stroke; H. Y. Cashier, cOXswain
For the first haf mil the three boats together
WIN no iorccpiDe variation. At the half mile Column
Dla gn 10 pass 10 thc 'front.' until 40 the third quarter
the c@-lOrk Cub jus "A length bcnnd. Columbia
was doln IT'S best the NewYUrk CluD rowing easily aud
the Nassau men pulling wildly. But the NewYOrR Club
wait 100 long for is hntl spurt aud eaten. 1mo
Columbia, 5:J2l2 New-YOrk 5:jSli Nassau, 5:J94.
Inc siX-Odred gg race was easy for the Ddunt
less CluD Columbia md tn" first position the New York
Eowlhg cub second, and Ddnndess third. Columbia
obiantd slight lead IN The first quarter but 81 by
the bow oasman put several lengths in the rear
could regain its ground 1ho DIuntlcss whose
then took ne Lead ana won In 5l4l2 New York, 5l6i2
Columbia, J:23A.
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SOME NEW-YORK POINTS NOT ACCURATELY
DEFINED


Washington Correspondence TrOg Times.
FcntOnS friends have always insisted that he
would pe tr, q dis inguisncd consd, ration" 10y
the Administration, ana tnat any foreign mission when
he might disposed To accept would be tcndcrcd him
Al s also becn asserted tHa NJ wJad be u ihfurn
tial power in seeming appontm mis- IN the NowNork
GstOI-hOuse Neither OF these statements as yet has
Oecn realized FeniOn when IN South Carolina, no doubt
actively Interested himself IN behalf U the AdmuStI-
ton ana rcuaneu here in Na,hiu ,tOn nc he
fore and after the 1h OF March in consultation Win Re
publican readers Dut 1t seems very certain that the
mission 10 AUSTRIA upon which ne set his heart, fl ST
offered to James Russell Lowell Of Massachusetts, aud e.
fused. and is De tlrd by Kas-on oil Iowa, while
Cen. Iclrt not yet been apo med Naval Officer o
YORK. GOV. tcut Ms position does not YET seem To
be accurately act! under the Administration.
ON he UncT htad the Story tI The NCW-lOrk Federal
OFF rs are used ia the interest Uf William ~ Eyaits
ais It means reward aud punish those VINO defended or
op Osed him IN last years Safe Convention Is qui as
lar from realization Judged by tuesc tests. Gen. Arthur
ana Gen. Sharpe would IN b. liable to hc removed but
wnacyor NAV be the trutn Sharpe, IL now seems
prrtty CERTAIN thdt Collector Arthur rs not TO be DIS
urbed indie a. Secretary Sherman has LETT To ArthuIs
uiscre ion thc VcY important WORK o. rcOi sanAng the
Ncw-NOrk Cu,'"iG-housc upon the new basis
Gov MOrgIu's influence IS also not yet Nc.y accurately
defined The Pr sident. 1t is true was guest ~ his
mouse NoHlOrR City, hut II has since been stated ihd
President las regretted having been 50, on account OF
the political gossip wcn 1t mas Occdsoncd, ana that ne
ma, declared tna;, hereafter Il shall not accept private
hospitality from persons IN political life, through fear Oh
giving OneDse.
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GOOD ROWING on THE HARLEM.

ANNUAL RACES OF THE NEW-YORK CLUBS
The clerk OF the weather favored the Harlem
Regatta Association yesterday with pleasant day ana
breeze from the right direction. The members of the
various competing boat cuos. who engaged row
ing their annual series Of races succeeded making
some excellent sport the six races being unusually
well con ested. OF witnesses OF the sport who
received The most attention stationed the finish
"A bargcload Of young ladies' occasionally accompanied
by their mothers, but more frequently and salts
facory escorted by young colegians of the
rowing the usual mile course between the Railroad
and McComb's Dam BRIDGES, the start being made few
yards southeast OF the Columbia College boat-hOuse
Toe wind was asten and srrong enough TO ufo the
water slightly the tide also, which coming H.
favored tine rOWors IN general but made unpleasant
double current IN one or two places.
TIerc were three boats IN the pairOare1 shell race.
the New-NOik Rowing Club having Withdrawn The
starters follows: Nautlus-W. III. Walsh, bow ;
T. 4. Isyien, stroke COumlia-E. l.. Sage bow; j. T.
Goodwin stroke. Nassau-J. b. Robert. bow; W. Rob
iuson strOGe. The start was one, bnt the Mas
club showed It's inability compete with the
Otncr twu and fell 10 the Columbia and Nautilus
then TOwed an even race 10 the third quarter but the
of tine college boys were not strong enough, and
the Nautilus crossed the line several lengths u advance
with the Nassau crew III the rear Time J:3li2. 51Ol2
and 5:Jl "
OF the GrimercY Cub not rowing T.. Mills IT., of the
New York Athletic Club, Jan Fraser Of tine Ncwloik
Athletic Cub. and j. II. Bates ir, OF Dauntlrss
started order given After pulling three strokna
Mr. Fraser caught crab" and found himself IN the
water Mills aud Bates had not pulled far when IL De
came ulan Inat the former would Seeing
himself and reached the Dnish Ia 6:0l, many lengths
behind Mills who had easily made the milo In 5:3ih
Only two contestants appeared for the danOhu scui
raeeER W. RathDone OF The New-YOrk Athletic Cub
and T. C. Alderman OF the Aalana. The inter secured
slight advantage AT the start which ho increased ny
very rapid stroke, Rathbone at tue same time puins
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH POLITICAL CRISIS.

VERSAILLES. Monday. June IL. 1871
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the Duo
Decazes. Foreign Minister, declared In reply to NJ Gam
betta who had wished to reassure Italy regarding the
intentions Of the Government, since France had ialen
into suspected hands," that the views OF the French
Government were well known in Rome and duly appre-
ciatod lie I'd cazcsl had pointed out to the French
ambassador Italy the twOold character OF the acts OF
May 49, expressing the hope that time would disspate
any preudices lie said France intends 10 pursue cordial
and pacific policy. All parties wished for peace The
Powers quite OF any change In the foreign
policy OF France. which would remain pacific ana stead
Duke then spoke OF the good relations between
France and other countries, aud left the tribune amid
great applause
railway accident this morning has delayed the open
ing of the Chamber Of Deputies. When the deputies nad
assembled the Duke Decazes in tho course OF Speech
read dispatch from the French ambassador to Berlin
estfyiug to the excellent relations existing between
France and Germany lie said similar assurances had
been received from Petersburg Vienna. and Madrid
NJ. Augusto Paris the Minister OF Public Works, said
the Republicans too anxious 10 discount the reure
ment of President MacNahon, who not the kind OF
To weary OF the performance OF his duty Inc
Minister then preceded TO defend President MAC
Manons right to dissolve the Chamber. and. discussing
his right OF revising the Constitution, said, anna eN-
cllmatons from the Left that did not admit that the
Republic could be represented defintye lie re-
preached the Lett with desiring TO replace gradually the
present Government by convention lilo declared Tue
President was not n blind instrument in the hands Oh
Parliament but ought TO have a;polcy OF his own Inc
Minister acknowledged that the Conservatives were
divided as TO the form Of government, but the RepuD
cans were divided the question Of principles tHere
the Minister was interrupted by Kissing nom
the gacres) He concluded that whatever order OF inc
day the House might pass, the final decision rested Win
France.
~ Jules Ferry said the present conflict was between
personal and parliamentary government He eNpressed
regret that the Constitution had not been locally carried
ont and reminded the funconaries who abused power
during the elections that the House would judge them
upon reelection. Replying TO the arguments OF the
Government that the President is bound to havo n
policy of his own NJ Ferry pointed ont that the con-
sttuion provides for the trial OF the President IL he
commit high treason.
The debate adjourned until tomorrow.
The tumult during VI. Fcrrys sneech was tremendous,
and he was once compelled to quit the tribune.
The Bureaus of the Senate to-day discussed the Presi-
dents demand for dissolution. committee OF nine was
appointed OF whom six favor and three oppose dissOlu
ton.
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ON Thi- NIorninR,


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POTOMAC BOAT CLUB REGATTA.
LARGE ChOwD, \ PLEASANT DAY, AND FOUR GOOD
RACES.

A LARGE ChOND, \ lIEASANI DAY AND fOOh oOob
RACES.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The annual regatta
and re lew OF the Potomac scat Club took place tins
afternoon on Potomac River in the presence of vast
cOncOurse of spectators On account of the r0ughness Of
the water the changed from down the river
TO the smoother above the bridge, the distance
being about two miles.
The first race the junior fouroared shells for
prze, aud the following crews came 10 the post: Shell
Saratoga-Schaener, stroke Doyle. 81 ,Gadsby 3D. and
Bcsor bow Shell Sue sheppard-Barbarin. stroLc;
Bailey, Sd; kaufman. ID. AMI Barton, bow. The sara
toga took the lead and the by about ID lengths
in 3 minutes aud seconds
The second was for single souls for a handsome
gold champion medal The contestants were A. r. Bree
and Dennis Cougn. The latter took the lead an main
tanned It until the stakcboat reached, when Bcc
spurtcd aud took the lead coming in the winner II
minutes seconds. tOu1hin came IN i've seconds later
The third Out-Olicd shell race between the mar
ricd and single for the challenge presented 10
the Potomac by the Nassau CLUB OF Ncw-York The
RED Oughlin, stroke Carpenter Sd Dodge
ID and Gibson. bow. single: Scnacicr stroke; Barton
81; Kaufman, %, and Wheeler bow. The married crew
took Head and maintained 10 to the finish, winning the
race aud fine, III minutes ii seconds The single
cam IN nDe seconds later.
The fourth aud last race the junior sculcrs for
handsome medal. The contestants Bestor, Bar
balm 6adsby, and Bailey BifDlrn took the lead and
easily IN l6 minutes 40 seconds, Gadsby second, aud
BcstOT Lnrd.
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ANCHORED At HART ISLAND.
y. 6. supply ship supply, from New London

HALIFAX, June 1S.-Arrved steamship worcester. IIon
Sailed steamships Worcester for Chariouoo"h'
Falmouth for Boston.
LONDON, June lg.-Arrived. 18TH, Dag.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
WILMINGTON. ". C., June l8-Arrgoi, bark "cstmore'sno
(Swe D. fro Liverpool 80. -.
FoTTRRss MONROE Iuno Is-Arriyed, bark Annie Maud.
from Baltimore for Cork -.
CHARLESTON 8 e., June lS-Ariyei, brig Rosita irom
St JOhrs f. r. Cleared, bark Laura Mara, Tor Bnso Eng
sailed brig Jupiter, for Antwerp.
PoTT ROYAL. c. June lSThe United states steamship
Osspec commander L. Breeze from Hampton Roads ar
rived here to-day.
BALTIMORE. June ls-Arrived barks wilhelm tN0r from
London Johanna (Gcrl. from Bordeaux A. lnaanfine-
Banks Cricket and Margarea D., from Rio Janero Daring
from Sagua, scbr r. +. iIari, from Donelara cleared,
steamships VIM. Crane for Bosto1i VIM woodward Tor
N0wYoTk Elizabeth for PHILADELPHIA; bark J. u. Dnnus
(r, for HAMBURG sailed, barks Louise and NorthwoOd;
brig Agnes schr. VIM. III. Pbare.
GALVESTON. June lSArfiyed steamship CITY OF san An
tonic N.w-York.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
tMoyrIP in 1.-THE Allan Line steamship Circassian.
Capt. Wyiie, from Monirci' arrived here today.
HAvASA Juue s-rlo steamship city 81 NOW York Capt
Zimmerman, from Ncw-York June 10, arrived here this
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TIE BRITISH GOVERNMENT DEFEATED.
LONDON. MONDAY, june Is. lS17.

In the House of Lords tonight the Govern
ment WAS again defeated the Burals bill. TIE Earl
OF narrowly moved that where friends OF deceased
person object the Church of England service they may
dispense with substitute other service oven though
the deceased Is buried In a churchyard.
The Duke of Richmond. Lord President of the Council
said he would meet the motion with ciled negative,
4 it would operate very unjustly on the clergy.
The motion, however, passed by 1877 to Ill
At the request of the Duke Of Richmond further con
sideration of the bill adjourned for week to allow
mm to consult his colleagues. The Government VIII
probably withdraw the bill
II is to b. noted that 3i5 ccrgymen recently signed
a protest against Lord Harrowby's motion
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THE DRAMA.
NIRLO,S GARDEN REOPENED.

Mr. w. j. Fleming has TiSked the venture OF
esummer season OF the spectacular drama at NDlOs'
and be opened that ana handsome hedcr last night
with "The Cross and the Crescent" which was observed
with mixed emotions by small company Of spectators
The PLAY has no connection with contemporary events
the Danube it deals with the Crusaders and the Ola
Man OF the Mountain and its principal scene is repre-
scntaon OF the siege Of Jerusalem, IN excellent stage
picture. which gates battered down, and portcul
Uses defended. and red fire burned and the Cru
adcIs having scaled the blttements. pick up with one
hand the limp and all too plainly stuffed cotpScs
Of the mldels aud toss them into the
ditch amid the wild harity Of the audience. chance
Tor a fine effect here missed for want OF " more
troops" for although the scenery was admirable, and
the an that could De desired, it seemed to be after
all very easy fighting EuI the rest of the performance
We do not know tlat there is mucn TO be said Ihese
lusy dramas Of the sword and scimetar pattern arc
pretty well known. The M0slen maid told the knight To
met hcr IN the grove. and he "a he would be th're
whoeupln Mr.. j. X Collier, who has been listening all
tn mo tapped bis dagger and remarked that he would
be there too Of course the MON snts of dalianee
were Interrupted by hght Everything was interrupted
ly fight There always somebody behind the cur
tain Of The tent. disguised in somebody eses clothes
just ready 10 catch the uphited dagger Occasionally
things got into sues terrible thai IL appeared as II
nothing could prevent the Crusaders from bringing the
play untmely close by the immediate massacre Of
all the Of the draDats persona but at such mo-
menis when Sgifc1e, and MdTte and The other choice
spirits hal each man his Moscm by the hair voice at
tne back Of the stage would cry Ha h! the Ola Man
Of the Mountain is cOmng" which operated rs stay Of
Proceedings and brought down the curtain We saw that
bad Old Nan on summit OF his Inaccessible rock IL
was green and palpahly shaky step-adder aud
be bore a strong resemblance to an extremely ascd
monkey; We would not have missed the spectacle Tor
twice the price Of admission Neither would we VIII
lngy have foregOno the sensations Of that surprising
moment when the Countess ISei entered the tent OF
BoheBoad m green gown aud pink bonnet OF the style
OF d. $780, or have dispensed with the muscular eA-
horiat.ons OF the Archbishop Of TIRE, who cnched ms
lists whenever he addressed the Christian knights, and
tetered heel aud toe TIL expected TO see him leap
forward, excaimng: Ha. caitid have at yo now ! MI
Frank Roche, Dir. Harry Cotton, Mr. w. NJ. Ward Mr..
Frank Mordaunt, and Mr. Collier divided among them
the most important OF the male characters. Mr. Mars
ton, obese MahOmmedan, made lamontable attempts
10 be funny while the carpenters setting the stage
Hiss Marion sackett bestowed upon the audience aud
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THE AUTHORIZATIONS COMMISSION.

MONTREAL, June 1S.-JOseph DOutre, q. c.,
counsel before the Fishery Commission has returned
here from Halifax. AZ the first meeting on the 10TH inst
The American agent opposed the admission Of counsel at
the sttlngs This was oyeued AMI five counsel were adj
united. Newfoundland Is represented by the Hon. Mir
Wbyieway Maurice DelfOse was named chairman.
ana Mr. Bergen of the Brush Foreign Office rs secre
tiry the procedure of the court then submitted
and agreed to- with the exception of the question OF
ex parte aidayits which objected to on the part OF
Great Bri ain. This point settled by adj
hitting aiIdavts THEN merits. The British case
was then iii d. and consists of most luminous history
of the fishery difficulties since the American Revolution
and claims 81 COO damages the part of the Do
miujon and - 100000 for Newfoundland Tor twelve
years. six of winch have elapsed.
Mr. Doutre returns to Halifax Wednesday.
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rELEGRApuIC NOTES.

Sp,,VcFIrID Mass June 1S.-At the election to-
az & new CIV charter was defeated by ayOte OF 1856 10
DrADwoOD ID. T., June Ex-senator Spencer OF
A,abana win large exploring and prospecting party WIN
lrave hs vicinity about the 2Ist INST ior inc DIG MORN
country.
PICrOU n. S. June 1S.--The Government steamer
Newned which arrived to-day from Gae reports hdt Nhon
three Onrs out she capszed snng boat ANA Two men "eIe
drowned.
SCHENECTADY, n. Y. June 1S.-The German Quar-
lei Club tas city assisted by singing CLUBS rom ADy
Troy, and The surrounding country hed siau Sahsvo"'
and picnic here day.
THoRoID Ont June 1S.-A vessel named the Sea
ull mis- morning carried away both headgaes Of Lock No
~ on 10 WelAnd Canal. Navigation will probably DO TO
suIned tomorrow night
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LATEST SNIP NEVIS.
lFOr other sA,p Xe,os see Second Page

steamship italy tBrl. simpson, LIVERPOOL June g. and
Oueeustown 7th, with mdso ana pass TO- +. W. j. Hurst
steamship Dorian (Br smith les, Ameria My Naples
Sth ION kOd 2ih Palermo 18th, aud Gibraltar
In. q with mdsc. TO ieniersOd Bros.
steamship Wliey OBJ. Smith, CataDa Nav IL, san No
rtuo lgt Palermo 2jd, Mention 2Oth, and Gibraltar 3st
with fruit % PHELPS Bros. e. Co.
steamship Faniia DOane llmngOn ". c., June TO- with
ma wal stores. &c, to Vim. r. Clyic & co.
snip ST. Petersburg (NOr Hansen. Hamburg 80 days with
EMMY barrels 10 order vessel 10 &. Tobias q Go.
BARK Nor). Albertsen, Bboa 90 days with empty
baIIsls to order, vessel 10 G.. Tobias & co.
Bark Christopher Columbus Nor, Knudsen Londonderry
4 days n ballast 20 BOc kmann. Ocrlein & Co.
Bars to Glasgow, Trunks, Denerara 20 days. with
sul.r HOwring q Archibald -
Bark Ala NOr. Aslaksen, Barbsdoes IL days with
laases &C. " order, vessel " Boo.man, OoIlen
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TIE BRADLAUGH PROSECUTION.

LONDON, Monday, June Is, 1871
The case of Charles Bradlaugh and Mrs.
Annie Bessan the rec-ihpusht advocate, who were ar
rested some time since a charge of printing aud pub
isnIng plmnhlc alleged 20 be OF an immoral character
which was Adjourned to allow the defendants time to
prcpare their defense, begun today before Lord
Chief Justice CocSbum and special jury. The Solicitor
General spoke condemnin. the book a. indecent Mrs
Bessant replied defending the book and denying that 1t
was obscene The trial unfinished NJ the adjourn
ment of the court Since the beginning of the pros 'cn
ton the crcuat of the book has increased from 700
copies yearly TO 100000 copies.