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REpI.BLICAN MEETINGS.

General George w. Palmer. Colonel George
p Webster Edward Seymour, Colonel NJ. f. Craso and
Alderman Roberts thu speakers NJ the meeting
r IN, Carl Id and Arthur Campaign Club OF the ANllld
Assembly District last night. The club permanently
orcouizrd with Colonel CraStO rs president General
Palmer in stirring address referred TO james L. Blaine
IN terms OF great praise. He also spoke of
I,n,ra A. Garfield the poor hoy, the inuus
trims vonth tho careful sfudcnt, the able
,ovv,r tine noble and brave soldier AMI the nlusti0us
tntrsnnn who has fire Ot Blame ana the ability ol
Shrr,unu (ounc CrlStO. IN his speech. r'nd mn an
tr,r ,ru Tur TRIM NJ concerning General Gnrncld,
himself especially to young men, giving reasons why
tnnv shonld never support tho Democratic party 20
ri and brought down the hOnsc with la! Kc' hits;
Ers,lriiul5 were adopted approving the pniinrm aud
~, uuurrs ratification meeting VIII bt helu soon III
Ills iii 'trrt Many names were added 10 the roll
The German Republican Sherman club OF the Win
Cnpcrcs,ionnl District held meeting ON wednesday
uirht mt til" headquarters at No. OBJ East NInth'st
liam W Brcmnred presiding. On motion OF
- T. Nvlnnd the Republican nOmlncrs for President
t, rlub pledged To their clc ton On bs motion also
,h. mann. of the ciub was unanimously retained.
Atnrcccnt meeting OF I c Executive Committee OF
thc German American Independent Republican organ
i1,t,on DE- A. JacObI presiding, resolutions were
dnplr concentrating Republicans on tue result oil INC
Republican Convention
TN, "Pinnrcr" GariIcd and Arthur Campaign Club OF
fine XXlIId Assembly District has organic d, with Ben
i,,u PAGE AS president aud M eng OF the Executive
CnmmItfcr WAS held last night NJ rs headquarters
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nENINDLNG HIGHEE Ply.

The strike Of the carpenters who were in
IN. empty ~ Com d Sons and >chmrrz Bros 'tilI
conmucs. but about half of the striker, thirty on" III
number have found employment elsewhere. The Others
me supported by the Carpenters Union. The
Exrrutiyc Committee ~ the Striking carpenters
met al No. lex Ail'n ST., yesterday, when II WIS H.
ported that contribution NJ so had been received
from the Piauo-uaEcrs nou and 80 from the Trades
Assembly Of AllcEny County. Ihcro has been
no pcrcrptibo change M The strike of
TIC fuinilurr-worhcIs, nud 10 per cent OF TIE
wages Of those employment l. being COLLECTED to
,url,nrt those on strike. At u ncrting Of the Eyccu
tive Committee rrpurtoi Yesterday thnt some
IL " icn had been engaged by Fllht * C." To Ill the
plpct p Of Stilhcrr.
the Iilcklaycis' Union has resolved To resort {" Il
strike if CERTAIN hlrhlaNrrB who hnyr recently been
brought h"ic fr,n Noya SrOtla are not com
rrrd nv their bpo-ts to Join the Urglni-
ziti0n 4 movement ~ "btlp r"dnr-
ton ~ tlIo hours uf wark has been begun by
The n,inc, men butchers. aud organization Is Icing
formed for purpn~r. The furniture MAKERS. ~ 10
haze long h II ngtiug for reduction o III" hours o.
work. nave ciuti their UuiLt In ne rl"p ~ VIII ann.
burg where Ii l. reported the WORKING hours have been
reduced To live hours day.
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REpUBLIcIY CoNfIDENCE IN MAINE.

GENERAL. PROSPERITY IN TiIE STATE BELIEVED III
M wr>KrNING TIE GREENBACk RANkS-MAINE
SAFELY RtPUBIICAN IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
u,Nxr's STRONGEST SUPPORTERS ENTHUSIASTIC
FOR GENERAL GARFIELD.
t,roy An OccA sIoNAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRBUNEl
BAxGoR. Me-, June 15.-l have made dill
NON, iuouiry among all classes to ascertain what grounds
e democrats have for their assertion that they stohu
,od chance of carrying Maine next November IL must
~, r.mrmbercd that evtn II they were TO carry the
otc election N September their fusion ticket, tho
onhittons Will be altogether different when there are
three National candidates In tle dcd one month later
op1 they cannot hope TO make as good showing thcn
County made remarkably heavy gains In last
Foll,a election amounting to over 2.OOO votes anu
tnorc arc evidences all hands that she can do Detter
40 ho Greenback craze Ia certainly weakening here 1t
cannot stand prosperity and at present this whole state
Ia in "A aourslhng financial condition. In the Lumber
rons last Winter unusually large crop OF logs was
ont while M this point the figures show an Increase OF
svcral millions In the OF lumber sawed during
,be III at five months of the year. as compared with the
,,nc pcrod last year, For the first time In history the
p.nobscot enters the field against the Kennebeo
ga a competitor In the loo trade, and last
winter about 100000 tons were secured
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1ETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
REPUBLICAN REJOICING AT OWEGO.
N a. u

REPUBLICAN REJOICING Al OM EUO'
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: kilograms just received from Chcago
orrourcc the noninaton OF General james A. Gar
field The result Ia accepted by the great BODY OF o
time Republicans, In this locality, Win uhq"'li-
fed appreciation. While mauy-the great MAJORITY
Of tbem-prefrrred Blaine, and had set lncT
bo,rta ON his nomination, and would nave
greatly reoiccd a. his deserved success yet the I'e
we're against hin hut compensation IL mnd' III the Ic'
that the next best man to the front ana 'i7
"third.term business Is laid awav buried forever
The Republicans owe THE TRIBUNE debt Of grati'u"e
for its vigorous persistent and un'wervnS protest
against the p,oting AID contemplating OF the th'u
tcruer, and might add against the booslhE DUST
ness genera w. TUE TR.WSE Is more e%tril>l'c, .
in Togn County, than any other OF the Nrw-l ORR ~ f
nc1n papers and the hight which 1t lis ilfheu on Nm
time 20 lime MS done gopd here, "A elSGM anu
smulr truth and Justice t. saJ thnt 10 lIlL NM
longs the ,r,r OF dong more to deliver the RrlnhlcA
nrfy from thr pcrls with winch II has been SlI.nuT
/ an any other d>tinctiycy Republican lulIuiu IL.
America. As | Wrr. the cannon VOICES '"' ''''N''
Wuu aud the party saved. Truly yours. - ,t.,....,,
(Jtrf0O. June =, lSSO. H. w. ''1'+'o'~''
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MI-Cu II BE 1IIANKFIL For.

TO IN y n iTOT ~ ~ ITTV ~
SIR: Your remark in an editorial tha'
joan shcrmau's niends have no reason I" I'R','
his conddarv at Chicago Is true hut rs one % them
,,ret thr result Ifany man on the Republican side
for services rem Tered tbs country - hnIn'rr ana
statesman. wa- entitled to the n"n.naI"r' NAV 'Hl
was Iorn -riInan a, an cN-yirr president oi inc SH't
mai, cub this city. and an cd merchant WI" can
rraz the benefits whch the country has received nom
tIc financial ability disp,aycd by J"hH Sherman a. SC
retry OF the treasury. am satisfied that II lie hd "'
,,,,;u.trl nv I'M, Chicago Convention lu would have
rccclycl not only til entire Republican vote ba lh'
votes II many old Drmoc:at~, "u the ground th' tn'
man vino NV III piIry has dunr thr Creates; G"" !"
lie creates number IL good enough Democrat I"I
them. 49,, ,...,,.,, ,,,,
tc ,rhlurs Of tr tflri- 81 the !; prhlr ana an t
,rlstII ol the tnitd tim advocates r"nid h"l "NI
IN, thi. ~. Q .,l clVi.iiou At thG tradition Ill
once pucI might nj tpa ~ 'rnurr "i Once
-, 1000, srifi,.I N',ur-. rtr L. l.. IAICOTT.
Nctr Iorh June -, 80.
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side up They will sustain more than boat ana
after being covered by the people saved from the water
others still may hold by ropes at the sides The cor
respondent would have the number OF lfe-rafts IN
creased every He also suggests that cleo
trio lights the bow should be required by law Each
boat should contain Its oars. fixed rowocksa boat
hook and lines, with two floats. but nothing else
The boats should not be covered. and there should be
substitute for plug. The bottom OF each boat should
be supplied with q valve, which would open outwardy
to permit the escape OF rainwater when in its place on
the steamer hut launching the boat would be closed
by the pressure OF the wafer outside Most boats on
Sound steamers the roof above the guards
These might be easily arranged upon daVits which, al
ways facing outward. could he placed platform
small rollers, the davitS properly stayed ana
braoed the platform kept in position 10y nugcd pieces
OF each end the platform bearing davits AMI boat TO be
drawn back close to the tier Of staterOons when IN or
dinary secured by rope. In case OF necessity the
rope could cut, the platform with lis burden would
roll edge of the roof over the guards leaving thr
boat hanging the water ready for lowering III two
or three seconds from the time 1t was reached.
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READY TO OBEY ANY ORDERS.

,,ni., OF MIR. rIIprA's pILEGAIE, orr FOR GIN
cINNAtI-TnIIR LAMT>rAELE IGNORANCE.
More of fine drlcgatcs to the Democratic Ma
tonal Convention NV" IN tins vicinity started LOT
Cincinnati yesterday. Careful inquiry among thrm
novrd ti,nt Mr. ridden still w'thnoldS any expression
~ nj. intentions Mayor Cooper. who IN 1876 wa"
tr-uIrrof he Executive committee ol " Democratic
NationaI Committee, and waH very intimate th''' ~
now with Ma TIIIrp, Wa- mih"r non c"nintl' y'S'rr
day. when ap,O ccd on the SUBJECT lie was lSHru p'
- Il;II 81 l., porter il Nj Tdcn WAS candidate lie
replied: 40
..I understand ;hat Mr.. Tdcn II candidate. All
, Iru. to a., further l5lnt the matter ID That am
for Sir. Tndrn II hr j. At cIndiar"
N,rly all Of the de- rgltrs. however, seemed com
rlcirly I'm the darn respecting MI ridden" pans lcr
hans tlose plans revealed by eN-NS"ihDyhah
Io,u,,, D,ly when he said WAS with Mr. John BIG"
Loo. La, urb. and he had recently seen MI lIdon |
,uk the plan Of nctiun to-day Is Hs II was outlined To
me last night II l. this: Thli If upon rrnchng Cln'lh
main the New York delegation inhs substantial un'n
unity OF sentiment IN favor O the Nomination Oh MI
1tI,iru we are IL press ms nomination.
But II You i0 not lind that unanimity OF sentiment
said the rcportrr.
"why thea We shall have to net as think best" re-
pied Mr. Daily.
There st.Iu, To be an impression also among the dele
ot ti Mr. lrn ~ obsliuat"y silent In order to ald
M trends To mold the New York delegation together.
! e,l runuucl B Hart on Thursday night: link II
Mr. = ldrn IS not candidate hc has been very generous
ousln not declaring himself II he had Sald uncqNo-
cay mat hc WIS not candidate our forces "ouIu No
ni lnto Fragments md cdcn fragment would nave AT
tarc tsci 10 some Of III thOlsand'huoh one ehHui-
dates for Tho Presidency. Now orr influence VIII oc
,,,nt,,u.1 till thr baloting begins nj Cincinnati"
Moyor Conner sta ltcd for Cincinnati on the u p H.
train of the Pcnnsy lyania Rarond yrstcrdhy IN the
same car with him Andrew H. Green John BlYc
! low James ID ally and Colonel John Tracy the mayor
secretary A SPECIAL train at 7:3O p m carried away
! IN ,h. New.y,rk Central what may be considered the
! copu,n sol iers OF the Anti-lanmany party Iher'
were, 100 0: IN in number. largo proportion were
d.plrlmcrt clerks AMI day liborers Nearly ~ were
rt,rly obscure IN p0dtcs, and wei mcIlttd the ny,
49,. yt",, Of NJ rlrr." by TAmmany polillclhh liz
os pna.ur through the GRIND Central Depot ~ the.
| nc assembling. The leadnS man OF the party WW
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GOVERNMENT NEWS.
FAST MAIL SERVICE

FAST MAIL SERVICE.
MORE THAN FOURTEEN HOURS TO BE GAINED De-
TWEEN NKw-YORK AND NEw-oRLEANs.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, June 16.-There will he meeting
tomorrow of the managers Of the railroads De-
tween New-York and New-Orleans, to cOnader
plan proposed by superintendent Thompson OF 'le
Railway Mail Service, for considerable increase III
the speed of trains between the cities named 1t Is
proposed to raise the speed of what is called inc
England tram. which leaves Boston at u =. No.
so that it will arrive In Washington at II O'Clock
the following morning instead of at O'Clock Ill inc
afternoon as at present.
The increase of speed is to be entirely on the Inc
south of New-York as the Post Onico Department
does not propose that the train shall leave New
York at an earlier hour in the morning than II VIII
bo practicable TO take on the Ncw-York neWsp"-
pers. From Washington, souhward the speed OF
trans is also to he increased, so that the Northern
mails will be delivered at New-Orlcans Mt $3.50 a.:
NJ. instead Of at 0:1O p m, thus making gam OF
more than fourteen hours. coo4
If the proposed arrangement is carried INTO eHrc1
the schedule time between Washington ana thc
Cities of Savannah and Jacksonville VIII also DC
shortened.
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along The banks Of tho river and one can count tns
icenouses by the dosen all the way up from tho oV.
Last Winter this business gave employment 70 lsrSe
number OF men and teams and % or "a DAY were
mon wages with his Horse who never real zeo
81 day before 10 his life among the pines BACK IN We
country larger and q better class OF vessels come
here for ice than ever seen here before ana
the Penobscot has tho advantage over the kennepec
deep water floating schooner that draws sixteen or
eighteen feet. Crops good and promise we'll
while manufactures fairly active. The numerous
waterngpaces are fast filing up with people In soarcn
Of cool climate money Is plentiful; silver and copper
mines are being discovered and developed at various
points part of the States and there Is prob
ably ess to-day for Greenback party here THAN
Repu6icans are very confident that they carry
the State the coming Fall against tho Democrntlc-
NJ Paisted Greenbacker and chronic ofee-seeker. 80
the head of the ticket The Greenback faction 10 Inor
dinately greedy and has already secured the nounsr
tions In inc Ill., Ivtn and With Congressional Dstrcts
and evnccs O strong disposition TO put up SOFT money
man in the I'LL or Augusta District hardly leaving
bone for the Democratic skeleton to feed upon. The
Democrats arc submitting with as goood grace as pos
sble for the sake OF the prestige they nope 10 gam IN
tue National contest There Is no doubt that toe
Republicans will nominate Governor Dapiei Z. DAVIS
utive. uud is very popular throughout tho State Ia
this Consrrsslonal DISTRICT Mr. Charles A. Buulells
securing the nJDnatiOn for jngress.
Tue voters here that II they could reduce the
united Democratic and GreenDack vote In this disrics
about 5000 last Fall there will be no difficulty In
wplng out the 200 majority necessary 10 an eieo.on
candidates had over Davis and these two polled moro
votes than any could have possibly GOT Hence
I'D view OF the times aud consequent decrease
in tic Gretnback and the natural disgust created
by the attempt To steal the Stste last FAIL the Repuoi-
feel reasonably In the reelection Of Governor
Davis and Of ticket In the National con-
November. with the opposition DIVIDED an easy
victory looked for matter what may be the result
IN the September elections. All Republicans are de.
lighted with the nomination OF Mr.. Garfield, and failed
to lid one who is poutng over Mr. Blanes defeat Two
yeIrs ago. when General Garfield stumped the state ne
many warm friends, and left good impression
wherever he This universal confidence having
u good effect eide the party.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Frday, Junr Il, INSO.
Nfr M,x Maria Won weber and Mr. Buluslcd, sent TO
tlis couniry hv the Pssian Government 10 study the
orcon rlro ,d system ana th regulation 0f rivers.
ive arrived IN tins city their way UsS the CON
fincn
ri Consul Of the United stacs AT Sierra Leone states
,, ,he prcscnce and la1ors Of Commodore Shulcd; and
hi officers in those regions had sanitary eject III O-
pniur Amc ican commerce. The greatest obstacle 10
the Gcvclnpcnt Of hOurlshiGs trade tX"f!chc, ~
10 of line Of steamers between New OK
ana WadcIa The Canary Islands, the Claudia, sierra
I"nn,. and oth points on the coast
MIR BiuchamtUn stats Minister at TOXIC JAPAN
hoo su,ucd copy OF Il work which treats Of mnc@ and
,,,nc N Jopan. Among 9th + things It 3 noted that
,ricncrA arc not permitted to acquire any p"cu"ary
m the working of mlh Toe i4td tAIcii o.
III ,,, tho Fmprc from lS72 T. lN1S Is estimated II
go. N ISL an over The import oi S33 $50 b1S
and The total EXPORT OF silver dd 'nH lne %o"e u"
rivcn ri S2Gl72 81 ~ N'r'S over INC ihlo't y" t"c
Si, en- article OF ~. G92,79s.
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WHY MR. VAN prHyooEr RErIRE-.

SIR; Permit me to correct nm error In m
item which Appeared IN Nonr i-~nc Of the Tin Inst .
winch uriurutlouhliy dOro great INJURY, ana SRI
oi+y affects NV profess iunu reputation. You Sintr
that Four Of the n.ii,crs mad become rttI q that
Nj Van DctvuoI cip1l Of thr school, WINS Inr"inr
tent for the position. and drcdrd to dismiss him. The
facts are thai the Board of Trustees nnnnnlly make mp
ponGcnA 40 te time Of The ycaI 81 Those "l" ale
team the -rh ,O' tor the ensuing year wrote e
letter to tie IoIri declining rcnppoiimrn'. aud b
uccorauc,. with mv letter of drruutInu the Beard dld
not rcnppuini The rcLO1 during iho last year that
II las been under IuY charge ha~ increased In
uulnnrr- n,ria.. attrudlrrr. and ~ ~" number 90
promotions, aud II there hc Othcr r'-trrts III which
,rl,nnl- Improve, thnl am warranted IA adding.
without any fear Of contradiction thai We are cniil"
to that credit also. j. W. Vas liiKNOpRI
rrucua' Williams lr er rullc -choGl.
ni-tur; so. . W'~ichcatrr, y. Y.
Jerome. June Is. 1850.
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DIED.

CHURCHILL Brootlyn. ~ ~ Inne 70 1882 IN the $50
daughter James stewart late Of Aberdeen Scot
land -.
late residence 29i CntCn on saturday, June H. ~
lO:3Oa.
EMERY-rhurslay morning. June IL Johr r. Emery. aged
02 Al, ,.uo.., ~.
Relatives ana invited 10 attend the funeral az MS
iaie inncc Bound BOOK NJ j. June ~ AZ I:oo m
II H. kindly requested that no nowors DC sent
EI Al n at his latc ,s,dence Plans sixth
mont lGth IenrT Field In the 9Stn year OF his age
inv ID u attend tile funeTa at MS
iate r-srisnoe seventh day, 18th at i3o p ~ , =.
be White Oh
ll.SUa H. train from Grand Central Depot
GORDON--June 10. at shrub Oaks " W the Rev. george
=. Gordon. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. at Newark, MI. June 10. 1890 David
II. Meckcr. IN his Glst year , ~, ,o, ,.o....
Funeral late residence NO. oO4 broaursIs
Newark on MDuiay Juno 81 at OciOfk D. N.
Relatives and friends invited to attend Please SEND no
MIFFIIN-In Boston. wetns3iv, 10Th inst Benjamin
Cfownnshield Min, Of the late Dr. Charles Mimin
FmeTa services at Trinity Church. Boston, Saturday 10Th
IL bai0cS.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL June 1s.-Pork-Prme Mess-Eastern steady
AT Gj Western. steady at 3d. Bacon 4 umberiand CuE
steady at 80 3D. RIB STEADY at 3Gj Long Clear,
steady 3I0 I'D Short Clear steady At 80 I'D tams-LonS
Cut. dull 46 shoulders dull AT ~ Bee-ln0la Ness
ST. Extra Mess steady al 75 Prime Mess sedy ~
6li, Prime Western. steady at 80 Cd 1aloW-P1me
CITY So. Turpenilne Spirits. stea " az w.
steady at 3d Fine steady al 10 Cd Cneese
American Cloice dun AZ G3 Lard on steady e. ~.
dun at . lOd.: spring. No. dnll al 91d, New wan:
Ter Western. dun 9lld New southern Winter dull
10 Id. Con-Mi1ed, steady at 62i; cottonseed ".
4Gd TurDcntine, Spirits al London dni
LIVERPOOL ls-l23O Pork CO. per Dbl for Prime
per cw receipts Of Wheat for the three days were
52O 900 cenrals iuclullug / 70, OD0Amtrican.
LIVERPOOL, Juno lS-l:30 D. m.-Bre dstuns DULL exceps
Corn which is firmer 6j2d GENITAL for American.
Corn I'd per GENITAL New Mixed Western Peas 6tlvd
per GENITAL FOR Canadian Wheat 81 az lUd Genital for
average california White 0Od. 1874 fol California Club
a o 3D. for Western spring ana SD 0lW Tor hed
Winter. rs.
gal, splits Of Turpeniiue. 2Gl per cwt .
lS.-The market yarns ana faofcse
quiet and unchanged 39lBch ~ reed Gold End Shrtln9
81 10 7td .bnch % reed, Prlner, ~ yarus
10 BOZ Adj No Az Mule Twist Far second quality, I'D
June is.Wicoxs Lard closed at 4S francs 20 CEN
THpSEN june I5.-wicoxs Lard closed at 80 marks per
ASIwERp June ls-wicoxs Lard crossed 81 90 francs
per 100 kilos ,,,,.,
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MIRRIED

uERRICK-FORD- II ursday June IL 1880 at the res
he father. the Rev. William Adams D.
D. Harriet daughter of John r. Ford esq., to Everett Her
rick, NJ. d., all OF tins city.
EIy-RUTUERFORD-At Trinity Church. Newark, on
Thur ,day june !. by Bishop sarkcy 81 NoIherh New;
Jersey sisted the Kew. j. H. EcrlesOn. D. d. Alfred
E,y II New. YORK. Helena Rutherford only daughter OK
Tho iatr John rutherford. III Sew Jersey.
LAMR-HOYT-On THURSDAY, June II. at Cbnst Chrrch,
SrTaford Conn by the Rev. Arthur sloan william Z.
Lamb Mary Hoyt daughter OF Colonel Ihomas hoyt'
ali OF thus cIty.
Washington CO., y. Y. papers please copy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the residence OF the BRIDES
brother Brooklyn, Tuesday, June l5 BY the Rev:
James Wy, kOf. OF GefmaDtOwn ~ " Dayit Ialmage Oh
Nrw.Orieals La, to LOtc q. Tamage. OF Brooglvn.
WIILETT- Ill BIER on "Wednesday. June 49, 1850 az st.
In, ihom ~, d. S Ina Timer ooth "i this cIty
BDELI-In ST. Andrews Church.
Nrw.YOrk on Thursday, June II, by the RI Rev. the
Hishon OF Connecticut the Rev. r. w Worthlngton. OF
Wes Haven Cou Eleanor daughter OF the Rev. Fran.
Is lODdell,
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CABINET CONSULTATION.
NABINLI YUAN II 7 INT-N'
PLAN FOR THE INVASION OF SON0EA-TlE Gull
MARE UNSEAWOETHY.

MARE UNSEAWOiIli.
lGLNERAL PRESS DsTATCHl
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Nt the Cabinet meet"
irc this afternoon Secretary Ramsay ald before The Cab
met dspatch from Colonel Hatch that victoria had
crossed into Mexico and asking permission To ioHo"
Tie State OF ChIhuahua was wiling for him 10 follow
Victoria within her borders The matter was referred u"
the state Department. through winch permission Tor
United States troops io Victoria will br asked
DISPATCHES wer. read from the Pacific Coast aunouuc-
ing that an expedition forming In southern Arizona
TO cross into Mexico and seize sonora one Of the North
crn States OF Mexico. Il decided 'hat the United
States troops be used 10 prevent the assembling "i any
body OF men for this purpose the dcparirc OF any
cxp diun from the United states against son IA.
s cree ary Thompson submitted To- IN" CaDhc IA" sec
On rpuri Of the h. ads al Bureaus ~ ~" Navy Depart
nrn on the The report stated thht sue i ~
IN for tie service that she l. leaking now tiai IL J.
boiler is very Directive that her r!vc hcN are 49,"
moi safe ana that II would take large amount ~
money TO mt her for the service proposed HIS MS
tlr Guceton Of the Gnnarr - far as TIE Coy crHc
participation in the expedition i concerned. Az eH
nritinn That the Gulnhc NAV unCcriab" Low VIII W Z"
4 nJvatc character: and unless NtSS.I l. iuIul''rd
which will he acceptable TO The Government, the c-H-
>Inrut OF United states Posi- IN the Arrlc rrGl"-
viii fail tor want Of vessel to transport TIE lO0s ana
subSIsirnce therefor.