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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-29
NEW YORK.
Stock Market,


NEW YORK, May 2S. The stock market has
been raided heavily by bears. and prices have de-
cline from three to two per cent, and ale still
very weak.
Rumor.
1t is reported that Gen. Devens will be offered
the vacant seat on the Supreme Court bench by
the President.
The French Cabinet.
A German paper says the feeling in Berlin is
that the present French cabinet is standing men
ace of events for which Germany is bound to pre-
pare herself.
Wiunette Montague, a well known actress, died
in Biooklyn n, yesterday.
LincOln's Statue.
The annual decoration of the statue of Lincoln
in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, took place yesterday
afternoon, under the auspices OF the G.. A. X. Ad-
dIessts we're made by Mayor Ostrander, Colone
Tro" bridge and others, and an eloquent GRAFTON
by Rev. Emery j. Hayes. Appropriate hymns
we're sung by the public school children. some
thirty thousand people were present
New Party.
The Herald's Washington despatch saws there
are vague rumors Of a movement TO organize a
new patty, and the presence in Washington jus,
now OF Conkling. Suuou Game on COng ressyhen
Foster, Gov. llarlianft, Gen. Banks and several
o'her prominent Statesmen and politc has
stlIltu up luquHN as 10 Tue meaning OF tnelg
coming here. 10 iut,rvieweis the stereotS ped
ansser Is given, business at Departments" but
the coincidence of their prese is not ded
IS accidental
Death.
c. T Carleton, who absconded with about hall
a million Of the funds of the Union Trust Co.. OF
which he was secretary, in 1873, died recently in
Peiu.
Appointment.
General Logan is TO be collector of Chicago in a
few weeks.
Marine Disaster.
A harque laden with petroleum was burned on
the river to-day. Two OF the crew were killed
Suit.
The late A. I. Stewart left a S. 900 legacy TO
clerk named William Armstrong. A clerk of tina
name in the OSdensburg b ianeh got the money
and clerk OF the same name who left the firm
| few years for Chicago, on account of ill health
and since returned. has commenced suit 70, III,
money against eX Judge Hilton, executor of tn,
] will.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-29
UROi'E.
Naval Matters.

NtNui uhtteTss
LONDON. May IS. Ten iron clads assembled at
Plymouth.
The iron clad Thundcrer returned to Ports
mouth with machinery disabled.
1000 horse stalls for transport vessel; are being
delivered at Woolwich
lockout.
Four thousand Fife ard Claikmannan collie1s
were locked out on Saturday.
ARRAY.
A correspondent explains the incident recently
reported fom Constantnople, about the British
Consul striking Turkish officer. 1t seems that
this correspondent with one companion, crossed 10
boat from Guugevo, aud were arrested by Turk
isk naval officers. They were seriously threatened
pushed the captain out of the way when the latter
tried to stop him. The correspondent thinks the
Consuis vigorous measures alone prevented them
from being thrown into the Danube by the mob.
The Turf.
Rob Roy is now the fsyorite for the Derby.
the latest odds against him being to 2 whue
Claimant rules 10 |.
Severe storm.
A despatch from Calcutta to the Times says that
there has been extremely heavy rain in Madras
town, but it did not penetrate inland.
HoaI Race.
| The race for the championship of the Thames
and four hundred pounds, over the usual course,
| took place to-day pet Neen Robert Watson Boy d
| of Gates Head, aud John Higgins of Shadowell.
The race resulted in victory for Boyd. The at
tendance was good, hut the weather rough.
Cabinet Meeting.
| ATHENS, May 2S The Greek chamber opened
to-day Opposition very strong, and The position
| of the cabinet is Insecure.
| The ministry were defeated in the chamber of
deputies to-day, and resigned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-29
local ami State Mems.
Death OF Judgs williams.

1t is our painful duty to announce the death OF
Hon. DANIEL WILLIAMS, that occurred at his
residence in this city, on the east side of the river,
last evening, a little past seven o'clock. The
Judge had been confined to his house for several
weeks. lie suffered from no particular dis case,
but died of old age, the sands of life having fully
run out. We have no doubt this announcement
will be received with surprise the pleasant face of
the Judge having become so familiar on our
streets.
Daniel Williams was the son Of Capt. Seth vii.
liams and was born in Augusta, (then Fort West
ern) on the 18th of November, l795, and con-
sequently 81 years and six months old at the time
of his death. lie studied law with his brother
Reuel, and was some years with him in proies-
sional business. lie was on the board of Select
men for five years. from 1873 to 1882. both inclu-
sive; represented the town in the legislature in
1881; was elected State Treasurer in 1887, which
office he held until 1910; was appointed Judge of
Probate for Kennebec county in lSiS, secceeding
Judge Emmons, and retained the office until 1858,
when he was succeeded by Judge Baker, the pres
ent incumbent. lie was conspicuous member of
the Kennebec Dam Co., and Treasurer of the
corporation during the construction of the dam,
losing the larger portion of his property in that
enterprise. lie was democratic Mayor OF the city
10 1868. The Judge leaves wife and four child
rem. Gen. Seth Williams conspicuous in the army
of the Potomac, who died in 1866 wa, his son.
Judge illisms one Of the prominent gentle
men who assisted Severance & Eaton in the es-
adjustment of the kennebec journal.
We reserve for future issue, more extended
notice of this useful ife that has now closed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-29

The game of base ball came off Saturday ,as was
expected. There was large audience to wit
ness the game, despite the rain The pitcher of
the Colby nine has been i'll for some time, but
has been in somewhat better condition for
day or two, Sc ii was thought best TO play Sat
urday, as there might not be another oppor-
tunity very soon. The result was, that with
sick man in this vital important position, Col
bv was badly beaten, the score being II to |.
Ii it is possible Colby expects TO play with
the Dirigo's OF Portland the coming week. Ill
ness of the pitcher caused the postponement Of
the game with Bowdoin that was to take place
WedncsdAy last.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-29
Boston Stock List.
Chicago Produce Market.

NhlcagO, May IS, IsV.
FLOUR-EXtra spring. 81 75ss 80.
WIFE At No. spuug, ia -; eash ! 43Aa
+3Sl; June b. asa July No. s. A. ii,
40 uo ; rejected, 81 IS.
corn No. mixed A.. cash 4t7s June. 49,.
JuS ,46t4.
oAIs 579lc. cash. 3714c June; IS. July.
RYE--N, =, Il c.
BAR EY-Nn. , spring, IS 9O0c.
Pohk Cash, 10 jO-alS 61H. June, IA 10
JulV, 10 77ls.
LARn- oh, g25- cash; 2O--a0 20L June:
July . 3Oig3
BULK ME.A rS-ShoHlders, Sac; short rib
side "a &C.; short clear rib, "a Il C.
W tI>kEl Western, / %
tREiGHrS-Corn to Buffalo. &C.; wheat do,
lac,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-29
State College NoIes.

The Sophomore class will have their class sup
per Immediately after the exhibition, Saturday
evening, June %. We regret to have to record
the death of one OF the graduates OF rs, +. l..
Moore, who died at Vensaila City, Cal, April 0,
1877. This is, we believe, the first one that has
died out of the list of graduates of the college
and as some poet has said:
The sands of life how swift they run,
Youths dreams stop not their flow,
I he guiding hand beheld on high,
Days, months and years move slowly By.
We heed them not our race we run,
Unconscious of the glad "well done"
But, comrades, pause survey the road,
Marx well the joys Of that abode
Where youth, wealth, beauty, ambition, all,
Can never come at the muster call.
Let us to the mandate 10 reverence bow,
And kiss the rod that chastens now.
Msy we De'er forget that distant shore,
Where rests the dust of schoolmate Moore"
Could of Il has resigned his position as one OF
the editors of the Reporter, aud &. NJ. Allen of
80, has been elected to fill his place.
The Coburn Cadets wi Il take a part in the deco
ration of the soldiers graves At Mt. Hope Dec
Grafton Day.
The class Of rs have set out class tree in
front of the laboratory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-29

We gladly give place to the commun ication of
q correspondent, on the other side of the question
in regard to the new road. We want our intelli-
gent readers to make up their own minds. The
honor and integrity of our city is at stake, and
no amount of sweating and word-sfngng Will
change that fact. A blind man rushing forth at
MONDAY, paving the air, and swearing that it is
midnight can't stop the sun in his course. In
our former article we simply touched upon the
reasons why the new road should not be blocked &,
now that it is completed with the exception of the
three-qusrters of a mile that Augusta is in duty
bound to build. There other arguments on
the same side that are crowded out Of this paper
on account of the immense spread of our cores
pondent. He has expended half enough vitality
already in his effort to induce the city to go back
on itself, to build the road, and thus help to pre-
serve the honor of the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-29

Launched at Kennebunkport, 18th inst, by
Capt. y. l.. Thompson, an A double deck DaIque
of about so tons, not yet named or measured,
owned by the builders and Capt. S. Alexander,
who is to command her.
The fine ship A. d. Snow, which was launched
from the yard OF Samuel Watts x Co., Thomas
ton 10th inst, registered 2075 TONS ard is ow ned
by the builders and others Of Thomaston, and par
ties in New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-29
Death.
MADRID, May 2s. Marshal Cabrera Is dead
Ex-Presidsnt Grant.

LIVERPOOL, May 2S. Elk President Grant ar
rived to-day. Adam Badeau. Consul at London,
and Wee Consul here (iu Consul Fairchild's alb
senct With several prominent Americans, went in
tender TO meet the ship. The Mayor OF Liver.
pool, with a number of prominent Citizens. re-
ceiyed General Grant at the landing Stage, on re-
turn on return of the tender.
Hearty cheers followed the tender as Gen.
Grant and family left the steamer. Many mem
bers of the common council and a large crowd of
citizens received the tender with cheers. The
mayor formally welcomed the President, and ex-
e dtd to him the inequalities Of the town. Gen.
Gialt returned hanks and accepted the invita-
ton The party then drove of in the mayor
state carriage.
10 morrow morning Gen. Grant ill visit the
dock boards at their invitation, and at two o'clock
vi luheh with the mayor at Town Hall. He in-
tends going 10 London later in the afternoon.
France.
PARIS, May Is. The displacement of the re-
publican peril CTS, sub-periects, and other depart
ment officials continues eXten,ively. Nearly the
entire number OF periects have now been chang
ed. Three new ones gazetted to-day, and
six y-nnc changes Of union officials.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-29
3Oih of May.

Thanking the ladies of Augusta for their liberal
contributions in the past, the committee OF Seth
Williams Post G. A. r, ask for contributions of
flowers for the coming 30th. VIII those having
flowers to give leave them at the store OF Poll Z.
Geiche as early on the day of the 10Th as conven-
lent as it takes time to arrange them. Flowers
arranged in small bouquets or crosses would help
the committee very much.
+twed PER ORDER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-29

The 4Sth call for the redemption of $40 bonds
and consols of 1860, issued from the treasury to-
day. is as follows: The principal and accrued in
terest of bonds herein below designated, known as
$40 bonds of the act of March g. 1865, dated July
1865. will be paid at the treasury of the L. 5 in
Washington, on and after the 2Sth of August. II
and interest on said bonds cease that day
Coupon bonds Sj0-Nos. 3 OOl to 6,000 both
inclusive. Sl0O-Nos 4,00l to 4, 900, both inclus-
i've. S510-No.. ,00l to 10000, both inclusive.
ST ,000-Nos. II 00l to $4,000. both inclusive. To
tai coupons, Sc 100000.
Registered bonds. Sl00-NOs. 70l to / 900, both
inclusive. Sl000-Nos. 2,S0l TO 1900, both in
elusive. s. 000-Nos. ,l0l to 2 500, both iuclus
I'VE. $l0,O0O-Nos. 1872 to 2, 200 both inclusive
Total registered 81 ,00000 Aggregate, Sl0,-
co., 900. The amount outstanding included III the
numbers above is $40 100000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-29

Few aware of The importance Of checking a
common cold or cough in its first stages before 1t
has an opportunity to work upon the lungs to
such an extent as 10 Prodace serious results Tho
best remedy for this checking, healing and cur
ing that we know of is Adamsons Botanic Cough
Balsam. Price 80 aud rs cents.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-29

A Face with Charming Features may bs rem
dered actually repulsive by blotches and pimples
Genn's Sulphur Soap promptly remedies all con-
plexioual blemishes As well as local eruptous OF
the skim burns, bruises scads, &c. Sold by all
druggists Hills Hair and Wnisker DYE, b ac<
or Brown, so cents. msy2-t&wlm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-29

INVALIDS desiring Pure Medicines and Ac-
curacy in Dispensing them, should Send their
Orders to Partridges Drug Store. Under Granite
Hall, Augusta. dec ii-&w
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Tally &fnnshse 5ournal.
PORTLAND.
Body Found.
ITO THE

PORTLAND, Nav %. a body fonnd floating in
the harbor last week has been identified as that Of
Horace Prior Of Brooklyn, New York, VIII, prob
ahyl fcil overheard while going on board his YES
sci on the 81 of last Nov.
Bilton's blacksmith shop was damaged -four
hundred dollars by fire tonight.
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OHIO.
Indict neat.

SANDUsKY, MAY %. 1t was officially announc-
in the count of common pleas IN Erie county, to-
day, that the grand jury had found eleven indict-
ments for alleged emo, zzlement against John s.
Farlow Of Boston, president of the Cincinnati,
Sandusky aud Cleveland Railroad.
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Arrested.

CHICAGO. May %. F. E. Huxley, president of
the Paducsh Railroad, arrested on II charge of
conspiracy TO defraud on the suit of an English
bondholder, says his transactions have been hon
orable, and that the arrest is blackmailing
scheme which will not work.
Fire.
The National Printing Company was burned
out to-day. Loss $4,000. Other losses $40, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-29

Bon. w. w. Bolster, State Examiner of Banks,
was in the city yesterday. He will to-day begin
his semi.annual examination Of savings banks,
commencing with the bank at Waterv lie, and pro-
ceedng from thence to Fairfield, North Arson,
Skowhegan and West Waterville, and going from
there into Franklin county. The sem-annual re-
turrs he has received from the Treasurers of saw
ings banks, is very encouraging. The decrease in
deposits during the last six months will not exceed
100000, while the decrease for the six months
prior to that was nearly 100000. This shows
that we are in the midst Of more prospe rous
times, and that confidence in our banks is return
ing. Over one half of the banks have made an
increase in their deposits, but the remainder have
shrunk. The returns show large amounts OF
money,,on hand by the banks, awaiting invest
ment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-29

The sloop Rila, Capt. Foster, of Richmond,
aud a sloop commanded by Capt Decker. arrived
here yesterday, with brick for the new blocks on
Water street. The latter is a new one owned by
parties on Squirrel leland.
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EC1iCUI.
Death.

HARTFORD, May %. John Kendrck died in
Waterbury on Sunday morning, from the bursting
of bloodvessel in his leg He was a graduate Of
Yale in lS43 has been in the State legislature,
Mayor of Waterbury, and candidate for Congress
in 1870, wheh he was defeated by S. W. Kellogg.
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The ROrdpr Troubles.

General Ord accompanied by General Sherman
and secretary of war, called and discussed
with the secretary of state, the whole subject OF
the border troubles on the Rio Gtande river The
subject will be laid before the whole cabinet to-
morrow after which General Ord will i've his
Instructions.
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DIR. Brickeits little girl, Hattie, who was 80 very
sick last winter with scarlet fever flom which she
recovered leaving her very deaf, has just returned
from Portland, where she has been under the care
of Dr. Z. Z. Holt, No. ii Brown ST., with her
hearing entirely +, bred.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-29

While Senator Blaine is quietly in his garden,
trimming his apple trees and eating his aspara-
gus, some polit csl idiots at Washington are
using his name in connection with new party.
Tue impress ION in Maine is, that Mr.. Blaine be-
longs to the republican party that he does not
propose to leave it, and that lie will stand to
the end for its time-honored principles, no mat
ter who may desert grow faint. lie knows
nothing whatever of the absurd IN Jve meet that
i, iumored in Washington.
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BIDDEFOID.
Decoration Day.

BIDDEFoRD, May %, Elaborate preparations
are being made for the observance of Decoration
Day, both here and in Saco
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W ASiffNGTON.


WASHINGTON May 2S. The secretary of the
treasury has directed that at the close OF the pres
cut month, an amount OF greenbacks be added to
the special fund under te joint resolution for the
issue of silver coin, which with six millions al
ready set ahoat, will hlng the fund up to the
amount called for this time about 81 600 000, that
being the legal tenders received IN exchange for
silver aud held for redemption of fractional cur
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show Your Gratitude

to Nature. If she has bestowed upon Won good
set at teeth, by keeping them 10 good order. To
this end brush them daily with sOZODONT.
which will lmpart TO them the whiteness Of ivory,
and prevent them iron decaying.
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Weather indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
stationary or falling barometer, winds mostly from
the south and west, stationary or higher temp era
ure, and clear or partly cloudy weather,
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CONDENSED rELEGRAMs.

The royal proclamation of neutrality during the
war between Russia and Turkey, is published to-
day in the Official Gazette, at Ontario, Canada.
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Nj EXICO.
Murder and Robbery.

CITY OF MEXICO, May %. Reports come that
a gang of Mexcans have been numbering and
robblng several people near Corpus Christi and
the people are hunting for them.
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Trade is rapidly working DOM towards the
S nth end. The new corn and flour establish
ment of Arno Bittues is completed, and yesterday
the proprietor was moving in stock of as hand
g ,tup corn "a we ever saw.
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Disasters at Sea.

Sch Allston, Fitzgerald, from Calais before re
ported in collision with schr Parhenus. had he
maiuboom broken, mainsail torn, starboard quar-
ter AID yawl boat stove.
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SiCt,.
Accident.

SAco. May %. Elroy Nickerson, ten years Of
age, tell through the Front street railroad bridge,
to-day, striking on hi head, a distance OF some
fifteen feet. lie will die.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.


New iorg. May %, 1877.
Money was easy at 2-a2 per cent on call. For.
eign * mango adV inced To 4s1Z for bankers long
and ls54 a4gJ- for demand. cold opened at iO6sS
ana closed at WM Loans LAO per cent
Customs receipts % 800. Treasury disbursed
f!6 o. interest sJI.OOJ ,or bonds and J. .ooo for
silver.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
SAILED.

BosroN, May 2s. Capt. Thos. C,apo and wife
salltd nom New Bedford to-day for London, in
their schooner, the "New Bedford" twenty fee,
long; beng the smallest vessel attempting the
lt.l.
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1t is hoped that every member of the Grand
A my will turn out on Decoration Day. Those
not able to march, ard uotshaving carriages of
their own, will be prov ded for 1t is desired that
all members Of the order shall appear in uniform
whefhar in the ranks mr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-29

The announcement of Mr.. Tracy, who is TO open
n music school in this city the coming summer,
W i'll be found in our columns.
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In cases of consumption. Forest Tar" aids ex-
peoorstion and promotes sleep-otten cures first
stages. msy23-t&wlw.
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ALFRED.
(Onrt M alters
Marine Notes.

BlDDEFoRp, May rs. The supreme court at
Alfred adj Ourned to-day for one week.
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.All honoraby dcharged soldiers of the late war
a. requested to meet at q. A. K. Hall on W ed
ne .day at p. NJ, and unite with the Post in
decoration services.
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All citizens who have carriages. invited to
join the procession on Decoration Day. 1t is
hoped larger number will comply with this re-
quest than in wears past.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati May 2s 1877.
PORK sl4 25ali 80 Clear sides, 7xaL
LARD BACON
steam, 90 A9a shoulders, "a
Kettle hsal0 Clear rib sides, . a
BULK ME ATS Clear sides, asA
shoulders, 1880 WHISKEY- Il DIAL VI
Clear rio sides, O-a7ls
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Strawberries at j. w. Clspps, Is cts. per quart

The Common Cadets are to meet at their armery
Ia 10 evening at 6 80 o'clock.
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Ladies,

have you tried Lubin's latest and best perfume,
"Abronia" For sale only by Devine & Howard.
ma, 2s+eod
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A German paper says the feeling in Berlin j
that the present French cabinet is a standing men
ace of events for which Germany is bound to pre-
pare herself.
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Naval Affairs.

Z. T. Shepard late consul at Teintsin. China,
been appon ed assistant consul of the japanese
loi eign office.
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The French Cabinet.

1t is reported that Gen. Devens will be offer
the vacant seat on the Supreme Court bench
the Pres ldent.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.


SAN FRANCISCO, May Is. Japan advices state
that the rebellion is be! ng repressed. Consul Van
Buren, has returned from China.