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soeeees ee WO have intelligence from St.Thomas to Friday “TULIP NES FROM. © ALL PARTS OF THE WORDD. ABYSSINIA. ‘Napier’s March, to coe. Coast=Theodorus? Lonpon, June 2, 1863, Despatches recelved by the London journals from Abyssinia state that General Napier reached Senafe with the rear of the expedition on the 24th of May. The widow of the late King Theodorus was re- ported dead. * . ENGLAND. . Whe Neutrality Laws Revision=The Alabama Principte Condemned=The Abolitionist Negro Party Defeated, Lonpon, June 2, 1868. ‘The royal comm‘ss‘on on the neutrality laws have Toade @ report in favor of granting the’ executive | authorities additional power to detain ships supposed | ‘to be intended for belligerent purposes, They aiso recommend that the building, fitting out, or manning ‘Buch vessels ina British port be declared a misde- meanor; that any ship built in Great Britain in viola- tion of such law shall wot be permitted to enter any British port, and that their prizes, if brought within British jurisdiction, shall be returned to their ‘owners, i . , The Grand Jury have refused to bring a bill ¥ tn- aictment against ex-Governor Eyre, of Jamaica, on othe evidence adduced by the prosecution. FRANCE. Prince Napoleon’s Movemenis. i Pants, June 2, 1868. Prince Napoieon has left Paris on a visit to Baden, GREECE, Whe Legistative Session—Candian Delegates at the Door, VIENNA, June 2, 1963. Advices have been received from Athens that the representatives of the foreign Powers in that city have formaily protested aguinst the admission of , Tepresentatives from Candia to the Grecian Chambers. VENEZUELA. Flight of the Government Officials from Caracas—Escape of Fulcon to Oruba. ’ Havana, Jnne 2, 1868, When General Rojas, at the head of the revolu- tloists, had entered the city of Caracas, the officers aud partisans of thé government, fearing treachery, subsequently fled from the city, and large numbers had joined General Monagas. The Mghting was not ended, and much bloodshed was expected. General Falcon had escaped to the Dutch island of Oruba, ¢ HAY TI. General Salomon to be Invited to Accept the PresidencySalnave’s Whereabouts. HAVANA, June 2, 1863, Acommtission has been sent to Europe from Pért fu Prince to tender the Presidency to LO- mon, now Minister to Engiond’and Fran ‘The reports in regard to President Salnave are con- fradictory. Some say he has left the country, others that he remainsand is preparing for another batue ‘with the Cacos, Still another report says he has deen assassinated by his own troops. ST. DOM.NGO. Ex-President Cabral’s Party Organizing a Military Campaign Aguinst Baez = Queer Financial Measure of the Latter. Havana, June 2, 1868, The partisans of ex-President Cabral are actively at work to drive Genera! Baez from the executive chair. In the southern part of the republic a force of about three thousand men have taken the fleld, and are to act in conjunction with another body of trocps commanded by General Luperon from thes Cidao districts. General Luperon had issned a proclamation on May 13 against General Baez, whosé pos tion is now _Tegarded as very insecure. Generals Canra!, Adon, ‘Paianco, Pimentil and others are preparing to join the movement started by General Luperon. General Baez was forced recentiy to borrow * 290,000 worth of dry goods from a Curacoa house. “He intends to bring them into this country free of duty and raise money on them to pay his toyés. ST. THOMAS. A Danist: Royal Commissione: Washiugton—His Mission. VANA, June 2, 1898, on the Way to | "Uist, May 20. Tre royal Commissioner Carsenstein to sail ‘une I for New York on his way to Washington to treat of the sale of the remaining Danish West Jodian possessions and hurry up the ratification of ‘the jate treaty of sale. States Reported Refusal of thé Ratify the Purchase of Hav to A report rea ASt.T that the American ( fr for the purcha t sad GUADELOUPE, American Maucof-War Contoocook Ashore. HAVANA, June 2, 1508. The American steam gun t Contoocook got Ashore at the island of Guadeloupe. She was being @ischarged to get her off the beach, The United States steamer Contoocook is the fag- Ship of the American squadron. She ran ore ‘while entering the harbor of Poipt-a-Pitre, Guada- Joupe. At last accounts she was leas badiy. Two French vessels were alongside, but their assistance ywas ineffectual, The pitot wus arrested, but was re- Jeased on the next day, tue blame being lad on the commander of the Contoocook (or earying too much Bivain against the pilot's orders, i JAMAICA, Another Eritish Guaboat Gone to Maytien Waters—-Unpopularity of exeGovernor Walker, Windward Isles. HAVANA, June 2, 1908, + The British steam gunboat Cordelia has gone to Hlayti to act in concert with the Phobe and the Royalist. When Governot Walker, chief exeentive of the British Windward isles, left the Bar!adoes he was most unpopular, and had to be escorted to his vessel by the military, a8 a precaution against mob vio- lence, ——$_— PORTO RICO. Failure of a Mercantile House+the Creditors Americans. HAVANA, Jane 2, 1868. The mercantile louse of Petro Naidirio ha Thetr Mavitities, principally Americas, a Sugar—Provisions=Marine Intelligence. Havana, June 2, 1868, . On account of the Whitsnntide holidays almost all business here has been suspended since Saturday ‘fast. The following are the quotations reported:— «4. Lata, 18% 81950. Hams, Itc, per pound for ary ted and 200, for sugar cured, 4 Notun been done tn sugars. ‘The Lodona and Columbia arrived to- 08% ey Pom shh” WepReSBaY! SON 3 * VIRGINIA. _ ee Justice Chase at Richwote, RiceMonp, June 2, 1868. be js. Arrival of Chief RELIGIOUS. . Chief Justice Chase arrived in this city to-day and | gn of Oficexs and Adjournment. is the guest of Judge H.G. Bond. He will preside over the United States Circuit Court to-morrow, and will probably remain here until after the tials of some important cases, The Trial of Jeff Davis to Be Postponed= Names of Wituesscs’Summoned. NM RICHMOND, June 2, 1865. ‘The Davis trial will be postponed until October by agreement, as already stated, of the counsel. Among the witnesses summoned in the case are Gener: Hartranft, Wilcox and Sharp, of the Union Army, and Generals Fitz Lee, Cooper and Gordon, of the Confederate army. Burton N, Harrison, private secretary of Mr. Davis, is also on the witness list. Order from General Stoneman Assuming Command of the First Military District. RICHMOND, June 2, 1868, General Stoneman has issued an order taking com- mand of the First Military district. He directa that | all orders heretofore issued be strictly observed and all military and civil officers continue tn the per- formance of their duties, BAHAMAS. The Lighthouse on Crooked Isiand. HAVANA, June 2, 1868, The new light on Crooked island will not be shown until June 24, CANADA. More About the Expected Fenian Raid—The Military Preparations Complete—Everything Ready for Use. Orrawa, June 2, 1863. The military preparations for the anticipated Fe- nian raid are very complete. Field brigades have been formed in the various districts, composed of reguiars and volunteers, having attached to each a battery of artillery and a troop of cavalry, under the command of officers chosen from the line. Each brigade can act independently, or they may be brought together as circumstances shall require. ‘Tents and field stores of all kinds are ready for use, and the troops could take the field ata moment’s notice, fully equipped for service. The duties of the quartermaster general and commissa- riat departments will be performed by imperial off- cers. [here will be a considerable reserve of regu- lars and volunteers should the brigades already formed not be sufficient to meet the emergency. The regulars and volunteers are now armed with Smder and Enfleld breach-loaders, and there is an abundant supply of amunition on hand at all the necessary points. The volunteers are to receive fifty cents per day, in addigion to tree rations, when in active service. In addition to the preparations for the service on land, gunboats are now stationed at Pres- cott, Kingston, Toronto, Fort Erie and the St. Clair, manned by sailors of the royal navy and supplied with Armstrong guns. The Toronto Troops in a High State of * EficiencyAxtiilery Sent to Prescott. ToRONTO, June 2, 1868. The fleld brigade, composed of regulars and volun- teers, in Toronto, has been placed in a high state of efficiency. Staff officers in charge of camp equi- page, forage, stores and all other requisites have been appointed and the decails for prompt action, in the case that the services of the brigade should be regu'red, are all arranged, Pour guns of the Royal Artillery stationed here left this morning for Prescott. A strong guard from the Twenty-ninth re ent has been placed over the drill shed and the new jail. THE PRIZE RING. ‘The Recent MeCeoles(oburn Pugilistic Bizzle | * Charges Brought Against Coburn. Sr. Lovis, Mo., June 2, 1868, Several citizens of St. Louis, headed by Ben De Bar, of De Bar's Opera House, yésterday telegraphed to a New York sporting poper that persons here who weré at Cold Springs, ludiana, on Wednesday last tesiify on oath that about half-past two o’clock on that day Coburn cafe within half a mile of the ring; that Johnny Franklin® approached kim, bringiag with him the Sherif; that Johnny told the Sheriff to arrest Coburn, and, that the Sherif replied that he had no count, whereupon Franklin produced a docu- ment from his pocket, and on that, Whatever it was, the Sherif took him away. C f of Police Kuffon, of Cincinnatt, is ready to testify on oath Uiat he was offered $1,000 by Coburn’s friends to procure the arrest of MeCoole. NEW MEXICO. Indian Outrages in Dora Anna County=Gene eral Grant Petitioned to Send Troops There. St. Li Mo., June, 1858. A ftumber of prominent citizens of Dora Anna county, New Mexico, including State, county and Judiciai oMloers, have petitioned for General Grant to station @ sufficient mounted foree tn that county to protect them from the Indians, They say that within sixty days many of their best citizens have been etther ered or wounded by the Indians, Ural ie co: is nearly gripped of stock and that ere is nu secur wWuatever fur life or property. MASSACHUSETTS. ExeGoveraor Levi I ‘oln’s FaneralImprese sive Ceremonies. VORCESTER, June 2, 186 The funeral of the v vernor Lincoln at noon to-day. Business was genera Land flags ab hal The tdependent 1 by Brown's Brigade In the ¢ ale =f funeral cortége to Rural Come an Institutions for the In Session of the Medical Sape Bosrox, June 2, 1 merical superintendénts of the Amei stitutions for the insane began their seco seasion at the Ame ‘The association v ‘alled to order oy Dr. Thomas Kirkbride, of the Pennayivania Hospital for the In- sane at Priladelphia, President, and the minute: jast al session at Philadelphia were read by the Secretary, Dr. John Curwen, of the Pennayl- vania Staie Lunatic Hospital at Harrisburg. Superintendents of insane asylums from parts of Uke country were in lance. subject considered Was @ pre determining the legai relations of the insane and theif mmittal to asylums. A draft of such a law is to be perfected. ‘The association accepted an Invi tation to visit the hospitais and places of interest in and around Boston. 4 annual can House in this city to-day. NEW YORK. The Sevings Bank Bill Signed by Governor Fenton. ALBANY, June 2, 1998. The Governor to-day signed the bili relative to savings banks, which allows the investment of the funds of savings institutions in the stocks or bonds of any city or county of the State to the extent of fifteen per cent, or in United States stocks, PENNSYLVANIA. Forged Checks Being Sent by Mail. PHILADELPHIA, June 2, 1808. ‘The Second National Bank of this city is receiving by mati faudulent checks purporting to be signed by Furness, Brinley & Co., and marked “good'' by “Harrison, teiler” of that banking institution, There je no Such person teller to the bank, . Meeting of the National Board of Trade=Pro- gramme of the Session. PHILADELPHIA, June 2, 1868. ‘The meeting of the National Board of Trade will commence in this city to-morrow morning at eleven o'clock, The sessions will be held in the foyer of the Academy of Music, and will probably be continued The ALBANY, June 2, 1808, The Presbyterian General Assembly (Old School) reassembled to-day. A committee was appointed to report @ plan of providing adequate salaries to ministers of poor congregations, The Synod of Ohio was sustained im having dis- solved the pastoral relations of Rev. Wm. Hunter, at Copewell, Oto, for using harsh and violent language to some of his parishioners, An effort was directed to be made to have no more than one-fourth of the chaplams in the army and. navy from any oue denomination, pearly all now being Episcopalians. R action was recommended as to secret so- cieties, ‘The following boards and professors, among others, were elected — BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS. Ministers—A. G. Hall, Ravand K. Rogers, Henry R. Weed, Joseph H, Jones, Stephen Mattoon, Josep McElroy, Charles K. Imbrie, Eli R. Braven, An- drew M, Beveridge, Nathaniel W, Conkling, John Hall, M. W, Jacobus, Henry R. Wilson, Alexander 1. McGill, H. N. Brinsmade, Rev, E. B, Edgar, Laymen—samuel H, Cook, William F. Alien, John C. Green, John M, Sherwood, Hanson K. Corning, D. B, Dickey, Elijah aiiceae 0, B. Rush Bradford, W. W. Scarborough, Wu Ernst, Stanley Matthews, William Paton, Samuel Galloway, Francis G. Bailey, George Junkin, William Walker, William Matthews. BOARD OF DOMESTIC MISSIONS, Ministers—Thomas E. Thomas, Thomas Murphy, James M, Crowell, John B, Lindsley, Charlies Hodge, John C. Lord, George W. Musgrave, Alexander T. McCall, R. W. Dickinson, William D, Snodgrass, Gardiner Spring, William M. Paxton, P. D. Gurley, Cc. W. Adams, J. @. Reaser, Charlies K. Imbree, Thomas H. Skinner, Jr., Gustavus S, Benson. Laymen—Moses Alien, H. K. Clarke, Howell Evans, Oscar Greely, David Keith, Samson Mason, Stanley Matthews, J. H. Phompson, Richard Chute. BOARD OF PUBLICATION. Ministers—David Eliiott, Joseph H. Jones, William E. Schenck, William H. Hornblower, James H. M. Knox, William M. Blackburn, David R. Campbell, J. L. M. Kee, J. H. Nixon, Andrew W. Beveridge, John Hall, Robert F. Sample, Thomas H. Skinner, Jr., George C, Heckman, Robert M. Knight. Laymen—James M. Ray, Edward 8. Jatray, James Lenox, H. H. Leavitt, J. M. Sherrard, Archibald McIntyre, Gilbert Combs, Stephen Alexander, Archi- bald McUiure, Hovey K. Clarke, Martin Ryerson, Charles N. Todd, Robert Cornelius. For professor of Danville Seminary, Nathaniel West, D. D. For professor of the Seminary of the Northwest, at cyeaes, Rev. William M. Blackburn. At the afternoon session the following resolution was adopted:— Resolved, That the Presbyteries be di as posaible, in supplying vasancles, uni to use, as fully ministers under Rev. Dr. Reed, from the committee to visit Harris- burg, reported that he had explained to the Harris- burg Assembly the action of this Assembly, and said that the committee were received with great cor- diality; that’ the despatch from this body announcing a change in the first article of the basis ofunion was misunderstood, but when properly ex- plained they were at once ready to acquiesce. How- ever, a3 soine eighty members were ubsent, there was not the requisite constitutional number—two- thirds—left to ratify the change made in the basis, The Assembly then adjourned until the third eey in May next, to Dr. Spring's church, in New York. LOUISIANA. a anes Burning of the Steamer Ben MeCailoch— June 2, 1868. The steamer Ben McCulloch took fire on the 26th, while lying up for the night in the Onachita river, between Trenton and Camden, and was burned to the water’s edge. Three lives were lo: Mr. William H. ott, of Arkansas, Mrs. daughter, of Alabema, TENNESSEE. Giri Mrompts to Rterder Ber A Near Vamily. Memp a A negro girl in South Memphis attempted to poison her father’s family on Sunday by putting powdered glass in a pot of vegetables, On being detected she ucknowledged her crime, and gaye as a reason that her ner had refused to alow het to join t Metho- dist Church, he being a Baptist. MISSOURI. Severe Storm in Missourl=Property Damaged. Sr. Loris, 2, 1868, The storm of yesterday did considerable demage in the surroundihg cov At Kirkwood, fifteen miles from here, a large b jotel in course of con- struction was blown down and almost completely demolished, Othor localitte: suffered and much damage was done to the early fruit by hail. Myr of Ie ts have come of the gro No serivus damage has yet been done. N MARKETS. T.—LONDON, June 2—5 P. for money and 942/ a 943¢ 1 Statics bonds (ONEY M 12 ned Uo-ds ments 0 n from Bombay for this pc 30th since the last report at 90,000 t Pr nge or in the . breast Lrvrnroor. y, andell ar- irregular . Wheat ‘The market ts hei in price. Flour & for W 3 being . nd 138, fd. ed | full 2 ure KK utta linseed lave been made at NstowN, June 2.—T from New Yor New York M: QUEE Paris, Mr. Gaith 1 Di- vision of the / ud Prest- dent of the Associated Express Compan! Cin- cinnati, has resigned the first named office. His successor is Mr. J, H. Ruodes recent Assistant Superintendent. The Geneva Woollen Mill hort diss tance from Provic , F as pai siroyed moe, R. b by fire yesterday morning. The loss is abo which is fully covered by insurance. ‘The Fortesters’ Clad have given notice that a suf. ficient number of pigeons have been obtained and that the New York Sportsmen's Convention will be heid in Buffalo on Monday, the Sth inst, Ex-President Buchanan's funeral will take place ou raday afternoon, the 4th inst,, at three o'clock. The steamer Princess, laden with government freights for Fort Stevenson, sank in. tne Missourt river, about twenty-five miles above Lexington, on Sunday night, The boat and cargo are probabiy & total loss. Adespatch from Topeka, Kansas, anys that the Cirenit Gourt could not agree a8 to the power of the State of Kansas to tax the property of the Kansad Pacific Railroad, and have so certified to the United States Supreme Court. During the rain storm last, Friday a waterspout swept down Moody's Mountain, in Hope townsitp, 11,00, Knox county, Me,, cutting tnree ravines down the of them four tods wide and side of the mountain, one eight feet wu and also uprooting in tts course trees ten inches in diameter an raising Lincoinvilie Pond in one night three feet higher than ever known be- fore. isional battalion, under Major Prown, of ine ne. Hunare' ren is tobe formed at Chantilly, Canada, for fleld practice. Bepcgts from the grain crops of California are re- markably Lette ‘The rain storm yesterday Oe ee on Procendings of tho Presbrterinw ‘General Ase, gem! Synod of Ohio SustainedEleee Ww 4 ont JUDGE AND JURY “CLUB. We + penvecuaesteand AP wick. With Asother Name. Club met last eventing, nine o'clock P, M. Pp. *e, No, 2 Irving place, dceued the Arsenal. Dra, *21is persone, three English wigd With heads in the, 4. three English gowns or the law wid bodies in them @d a jury of somewhat more than twéive, some wit! mugs of-ale in their bends, some with glasses of ,20t whiskey just under their noses, some with cigars nd a few with pipes, some with their hats on and sq, "he With their hats off, General air of matters, rather hee and easy, Business, a rehearsal of @ parody of Pick Wick against Bardell, or Bardell against Pickwick, quite the same im essentials, with alterations and emendatio Ys not intended for parlor reading. A young nian at te door receives certain items in the way of admisstén fees; another young man behind the bar receives ce1*tain items inthe way of remuneration for drinks; a thisd young man acts the very gentieman)y part of usher. These were the obvious facts as to the meeting of the club, which has tts precedents tr London Bohe- mianism, and of the doings of which (in Lomdon) Dickens has drawn an expurgated picture in the trial of Mr. Pickwick. In the case of last evening, Sam Weller had been supplanted by Sam Longstafs; Mr. Pickwick had been metamorphosed if the snobbtst master of brandicg Villa and was vulgarly nicknamed Mr. Fumbler; Mrs, Bardell reappeared as some- body of widowish aspect, whose name might have been Dacotah could the Dacotahs ever have been guilty of an atterapted witticism in names; and as to the expurgated passages of the Pickwick trial, they had been all restored, with the further addt- tion of monstrous doubles entendres calculated to cause & person of ordinary delicacy to wash his ears very carefully with soap and water after hear- ing them, having been so unlucky as to be compelled to hear them at all, The judge was a jolly, rubicund-visaged indi- vidual; the lawyers, who should haye been named Quip and Quirk Yespectively, it being most of their business to quip and quirk and quibbie so as to wring double meanings out of things in them. selves very innocent, were either of them armed with a mug of ale which ever and anon they bees pa respectfully: and as to the jury, they were the jolliest set of lunatics that ever eg sre rom Bedlam and afterwards inet tegether by mselves in accord- ance with a concerted plot. “Jugde was wigwed; Mr, Quip, the lawyer on the right, was wigged; Mr. Quirk, the lawyer on the left, was wigged; Mrs. Bardell, alias the unpronounceable name, was wigged, besides behgend oe boots and suspiciously exhibit ‘ing in the way of an ancle, as she stepped into the Witness stand, the lower part of the leg of a pair of pantaloons, Mrs. Bardell called for gin and water, and testified considerably after the manner of Mrs. Bardell inthe Piekwiek affair, but with additions not yet printed and hardly printable, though per- haps Mr. Dickens may hereafter be persuaded to incorporate them in appendix, with his notes of the Bohemian diner. ‘The masier of -Brandico Villa also testified, as did Miss ‘Lottie Pettiquod, the widow's confidential servant, Mr. Sam Longstatf, alias Sam Weller, and Dr. Quackenboss, alias Dr. Quack—the latter for the defence, ‘To attempt description would be to send English begging, for terms with which to express delicately that which is in its very essence indelicate and even atrociously vulgar—just escaping obscurity by being 80 sugar-coated witle doggerei Latin as to evade the imputation of directly expressed se pmeng In the mode of gilding the pill of indelicacy there was nothing original; in the nomenclature nothing original; in the humor of the phrasing nothing that could not be found in the quaint old law travesties of “Towel against Dishcloth;? in the doggrel Latin nothing original; in the doubles entendres nothing original, not even their bald vulgarity, Itis curious what notions of humor some people have; it is equally true that some ple are apt to be amused where others would be disgusied; it is furthermore trne that some people are in the habit of terming that “racy” which is abominably in- ecent. “Kacy,” “give us something racy,” “very ,” are regular editorial phrases in the Bohemian newspaper offices. They mean simply vulgarity wanted, and nothing more. That the new trial played last evening was sufficiently racy to need even a little expurgation may as well be acknow!- edged, though aciness been in the ee original t necript would nave rthe bayers. of “Bi rigina your NEW JERSEY. Taboken. TRIP ov THE FeewysoaT WEEHAWKEN. — chawlen Was put on her trial and county officials being in- t proceeded as far as Yonkers and irned to the Hoboken slock P.M. Mr. W. W. Shipyen ud Lloasts were proposed to ypen, the Common Coun- Hoboken Ferry Company. Responses were made Mehan, Colone! Roge . Carey. The Weehawken jay street line. rhe body of M ‘ash, who Day, was found rday afternoon, wriar ‘Tho new ferrybogt Wi tuip yesterd: vited guests. The be Srnrovs twelve ud one nt of a serions ¢ t train due here f on the side of the placed switch cars jumped off the track viuto the ditch. The engine Hackensack the engine here and pick ated to have a German gen- rance oft itted suicide sssing the Ho- Svuicipe.—Mr. Charles Kalnfeisch, d as a clerk in the in on Broad street, ‘boat while kick the head and whistle of an . While ridung iching train trigh ns pe tened 1868-—TRIPLE SHEET. 7 <tr > + 4 2 THE KINSSTON (MASS.) TRAGEDY. CHINA, pila Autop%’ ef the Body of the Murdered Mau— Progress ef Mind iu tue Empires, ete and " Important Disclosures. pi ‘S. Languages by Foreign Mnstere—You, China | (Kingston, Maas. (june 1), correspondence of the Against Cabinet oston Herald.) “Slow” Minister. FovslleTreamment Of @) actapey of the body of Cornelius Holmes " md . awaa per! ed at Kineston this afternoon by Dr. {Prom the Caleutta Engtistman, aprit 21 } + | Henry J. Bigelow, of Boston, assisted by Drs. Charles One of the most interesting of the papers puh.-{ B Porterand Le Peron Kusseil, of Boston; Dr, shed in the last on the treaty ports of China , | Jones, of Kingston, and Dr. Alexander Jackson, or ig the memorial of the Yamen of Poroign Adtuine in Rymoaih, wih & View to Soverraine " posieiveae of the establishment of & cullers for die educa. | y. Thether it was 1 for the decer to have Chinese students t foreizu science and lane | di * 10 a Mt, as soine have supposed might have beem ire eget blaring So one can read this | the ease, It was satisfactorily demonstrated, fron memorial without that tie. ts yet some nope | the ¢Xtensive fractures of the skull and tue for the most obstinately oxclusve ant stationary of | torn M4 Tagged appearance of the scalp, that death resulted” from heavy blow@ infliced by @ of the strong common sense arcuments of | gome b, ‘Ut instrument, as a club or stone. the Yamen are worth quoting. For instance:— | other pa: ‘wot the body were indicative of perfect “There will be a discussion What is proposed | health, th *Jeft hand alone bearing marks such as without due examination of its merits, Some per. | might’ hav ?,Bee2 received tn endeavoring wo ward sons will be sure to lay down that there is no imme- | otra blow. nere could be no conclusion but thas diate necessity for the measufe brought forward by was the victim of a most horrible and your servants; some, that to abandon the ways jor arts) of Onina ang follow, the aoe Se ap woae Wrong; some wil! go su far as to urge thatitis utterly |) This afternoo a ceful for fre Chinese to follow, the men | and handkerchic of the West. These are the arguments of men who | Kingston, by par do not know the reqniremsnia of the crisis, Now, | thereto by ‘inforn whereas the true policy of China is that she should be } tives in Neweomb’s strong of herself, she has at the present moment no | Wednesday boon th time to lose; and among, those who do know what | derer of Corneilus fi, nes, go toward the river with the crisis requires, there Ts not one that does not re- |.a bundie and return \ Yithouttt. The articles found gard the sequmition ‘of the proper branches of West- | were torn into shreds abd bad the appearance of ern science, in order to the construction of foreiga | having been satarated with biood. It will be almost machinery, as the t road to self-strength,’? impossible to identify u clothing as belonging to The fact "is tt t@ impossible for a people so thor- | Andrews, it Issaid, owin ¥ tts dilapidated condition, oughly utilitarian as the Clunese to stand still long | but circumstantial evide 3¢ |S very stroug ib thab ought seriously into contact. with | direction, _B. W. Harris, . th tly District Syereg le more advanced state of civilization. Yet one odsti- | retains porwessii pon, of thea opted aud they will prol nate old Migister, the Grand Secretary Wojen, was | ably be submitted toa cher 3<l" lest. |The vest worm found to stand up for the ancient order Ov eh MgD. in } by Andrew:# on the day of t Ye murder, aud given Up oppoxition to the Yamen, and the following was the | by himvag si2ch, hasbeen pry weocrd to be spotted treatment his memoriat ‘received:—*With reference} with haman\ blood, The ex: wination of the panus to the report presented by our desire by the Yamen |’ Nas not yet }yeen concluded. th eae? of Foreign Affairs upon the memorial of the Grand 16 ts hardly" possible to avol.l the conclusion that Secretary Wojen, Ing that the proposal to invite | Andrews ia tue guilty garty, School of Foreign Knowledge. be" disuncsed, the | Gainer JepaE Bu STEED.—A Washing. chool of Fore! now e ismissed, the JUDGE Bt age above repost. haw been the subject of a sueces- ae ee eae oe the Phila delphia Press stares siom of memortais presented by Tso Tsung T’ang and | that a iength)7 and detailed st Wwement of charges other Ministers, and the Princes and Ministers in ‘0 teed, of the Uitited states District whose department it Mes have exhaustively dis" was circulated in cussed tt, and are unanimous (in thetr approval of 1s there can, Hieretore Bago more indecision about, it the deceased brutal murder. LATER. about four o'clock, @ coat, shirt were dragged fro.a Jones river. im tes engay in a search, prompted ‘ation cae by some lady Opera thread mill, who stated that last vy saw Andrews, the alleged mur- ainst Judges 3ua hart for the ( Uance of Pmgie'gr } bot! gress apne ir) norance of law, neeiees of duty We command the Yamen accordingly to proceed in { judgments-on the dockets of earnest to the examination of ali candidates who pod png rg et oe ane He is also charged may present Shembeiven und to send all who pass to | with having'recei veal vribes. The paper is signed Db; the college to sind ith regard to that passage in | fenry C, Sersple, afd among the wilaesses epee 4 the memoria! of Wojen in which he urges that, the ,arges are Major General Wager extent of the empire considered, there c&n be no fear Swayne; Genesalt vib ‘ard Warner, General McDuan, about want of ability, and that If the study of astro- | ex.Governor Patton, Willtam T. Hotchett, George nomy and arithmetic be an essential, persons con- | py rf yn and others of equal proul- Vorsint with those sclences will be forthcoming itthe | Ely. General D. B; «24 i ability f- pe as FOR EUROPE. advisers of the Throne be extensively consulted such persons must, of course, be known to the Grand MAILY The Cunard maif sttea ‘ship Scotia will leave this port on Wednesday fo r Liverpool. Secretary, let him recommend a number of officers as candidates, and let him establish a school for them The mails for Euro\pe Will close at the Post Omee at twelve o'clock M, o1\t W “ednesday. apart from the other, himself superintend their ‘The New YorK HeRa\ip —Edition for Europe—wilt studies and let them be pitted agamst the students Of the School af Foreign Knowledge, that so both es- be ready at half-past tet » ‘clock in the morning. Single copies, in wrapya S$ for mailing, six cents. tablishments may succeed, It will behoove the Prince and the Ministers (of the Yamen) and the Grand Sec- retary alike to apply themselves zealously to the ci ‘Paphian Yin “lon” is the Ouly Ree ¢ skin. n- duct {of this course of instruction). Where there is resolution to sugceed there must be success, The pro- Lyle is not to be regarded as a matter of form. espect this.” Wojen, however, tnstead of accept- ing the challenge thus held out £0 him, appears to have taken the matter so much to heart as to have declined his appointment to the establishment of the innovating Yamen. But, as will be seen from the following, he was not pera eed to excuse himself, By the way one cannot ut adiuire the courtly manner of the imperial be- hests:—‘The Grand Secretary Wojen having request- ed Us to recall our decree appointing him to the Ya- men of Foreign Affairs, We commanded the Ministers of the Great Council to signify to him verbally that We would not allow him to persist in declining the ap- ponents He has now presented another memorial, in which he states his apprehensions that being by nature slow and stickling, he may do mischief, and Phalon’s Papbian hia lable remedy for blemishes of” (& ting Shirts, Broade Broadway. Ward's Perfect Fit Union aro A—Ward’s Cloth-Line# Paper C-Nars and Cully Broadway and Union sy af@; ao wooiesale and retail’ at 387 Hrowdway A.—Phaton’s | ¢ Pu FRECKLES, PIMPLES, 1 LAs, &c. Lotion’? Removes LT RHEUM, ERYSLP- A—Phalon’s “‘Paphinn So ? Possesses the 25 cente a cake, prays us to dispense with his services in the Yamen | Ste properties as the *Paohian Loe ; : orForelgn Afulrs.. ‘Tho business of Yamen. of twin aes etc st Foreign Aiairs is business of great importance; . reer anne ean Wojen holds a high position, and It ts his undoubted | A,—Lyon’s Magnetle Insect. Powder. duty in the present seasons of difMiculty to do all he on kills Instantly, can to help in the post to which ne is appointed, Cockroaches, fleas, bugs and every | bs of pve vermin, How he possibly be allowed, were it ever so | killed at once yy this remarkable ie 1c 96 cant inckiaes No further notice need be | ‘Ons butcertain to do ite work: y thee excuse himself? { his memorial.” * A Peck of Occkroacia % Be sure you get Lyou's, It is th | and on! 5 rect Déstroying Powder. 4 tions, tne In- 8 ture of B Lyon on the *ask. ot Se «row scUhee civleniek kerio Ga ved | A Rheumatismetevs Sohas’ ockton, Came ay before ye § now anchored in une | den, cured, begs every suifersr tov ua be. FIDLER'S 74 croad: She is a well built Layee chan REMEDY; warranted bara sess. th river opposite plier e,of atonnage of four thousand, ts 225 feet and forty-cight fect Wide, with a depth of hold of twenty-three feet. From the keel to the upper deck t# forty-two feet. She has just reached here from Martinique, whence she started fifteen days A.-Rheumatism.—THo Aldew Philadelphia, cured publicly, recommends VEGETABLE KHBCMATIC REMEDY, dope ann Comly, Dee Fitba Sd 1704 Broadway. .—Rhe wegully Warn uted Cored A Ream ee Terao. | VICkTARLR or jmaney.» rerut ago. She has engines of six hundred horse power Dey fp sth ston DY, "106 Besedwas, war auted uniague and is capable of a high rate of speed, She has thirty | “MH Teured me pernadenti, oy va. g cae wcone struct. and a force of 530 me: are very large, ried projectites distance! her guas are of t ands, Th ¢ of attacking arm 1 penetrative po ers for wooden r three hu A.-Stylish and Nobby Hata for, Cents and youths at popular prices, BURKE, 123 it ton Stree. Two of her guns ith three grooves, and hurl of six thousand yards. Some of iore, projecting shot of suot are used, one for dor iron-clad vessels, anded, and two guns are all ammunt- ands, The officers are at z A two sorts of rifles—car- one ou the system of Winches it, and the other ou the Lamson sys- hods wilt engage their . 1. guns (r All Den Seek Success. %eComenl t Phrenoe- varn what you can do best aiMsceure ®% Exavainae tions with charts, daily, at 38 Broadway. VA wreno.ogteab Journal for June, 8) cents, Cs Ratchelor’s Hair Dye.-The Rest world. ‘Tho on'y perfect Dyes barmicas, reilunig neous, Factory 18 Bond street, in the insta ater Roots, Shoes, Eniters atte e riety at moderate prices at 5/3 f hn car bi cael gr rae nag) <a ebere . RICHMOND: vee nuvet, - - 7 days, | Cristadore’s Hair Best Ever uu Prince on the last February | Manafactured. Whole applied alNo. & Astor House, Established in 1500.-~The Metropatitan: Job: niramis celeb the offic ted the birth- of the American Nat that port. | printing Estublisument, 97 Nassau street, ve Semiramis in : a. can fag was | Foy First Class Printing of Every Descrine Netropoitan dob Printiog Establishment, Mequet, Commander. nies and ¢ yer, staff oMcers; De Laguire, Du- erre, Berard and Jayne's curat pectorant is both n Lung Complaints, x all Co Sold ¢ ative : It standard remedy f iriai to prove ite worth, Ve », Surgeon An ry i rd Your Head Chief: Bonet an Get a bottle of CHE Lurie I e indir ot been detailed to th a way at the drug. ra! Didelot and tt a Broadway, N, Yo 1 et by m a <4H A. CHEVALUER, M. Di, 1) Consul will 1 and Despatch Combined tan Job P Neatness, Economy Metrope AN EXD ttery.—Prixcs PAld In Gold. cas ; f owns ea ball | * a3 | | oligo * vine the | a . rent pure Famous Corner97 Nasaan Streets Mao dob Print Estabiistument. ived at’ Woolwich arse- ag it are of granite and © de Bur scige aechh The er Fuiaa, The Metroy are similar to thi Vai th Il, at the Wiss, Toupees aud, Ornamental J? sality Hate Dye and Hair Dyeing, all culo 1d Bond str ai they onl deat in geal n ‘ et o was so ¥ found gon the, following abstract the Evening Tei hina st consctowsnéss and ony: th you ap ronitricsspenautt vcreneeo= izaheth iki he pisto! slot Zi18 1 th THE ING TELEGRAM HAS A LARGER CIRCUs ieft semple Without inficting any wound, Tic is now 0 the hy j reel ug aryl W ? recovery The detectives them and pat | LATION THAN ANY OTHE VENING JOURNAL IN he track of wayineny ben trovat a h THIS CITY. [¥ 18 CONS’ AHEAD OF ALL ITB oF A PRISONER.—Jam@ McCormick, a in has een dlecovered f “ ver in trausfer from the jall4d the ¢ he ‘slack nog Tie coins bear | CONTEMPORARIES IN MATTERS OF LOCAL NEWS, Lhis handeutt ant effected an 9 tay te ne EVER BE 7 DENCR He is an old offender, )\9@ Worth $50,000. AND 18 NEVER BRATEN IN | NOE Westt me a, Waving to fight a duel re. | BY TELEGRAPH OR MAIL. | ‘ ‘ e e { oe q * a Deavy bet who could} * . * os 4 66 Sa SuppEN DRate IN THE P s a yng: on the crofad. One of - : e. Bigg FF 6 et. . he opening of tne morning service, the Rey. Edward im lis chide while fuishing his thir. | * , f ¥ . . . . ", pastor o! » Preshyte chure pil back tie of claret. . . . . » pas ur of the Pre vterian church, fell back . via LEGRAM ta t ease of and was about | pi sof the Are hbvsbop of Aigiers, states that a ch to reach the public, and the ty years of age. she i the only child iefy at five in her: family, the | te vest modium through which lo reas’ ‘is PAD Sy Puserece. Se ie four having bee G “successively killed and eaten | pudits everywhere also app te the fact thatthe EVENING Rex Over.—Early yesterday morning a negro named “Sise,7 who worked for Mr. G. Van Dien, at Ridgewood, was found lying upon the railroad track about a mile and a half west of Paterson, {n a sadiy mutileted condition, His left mic was cut of near the knee and his right foot so badly crashed as to re- quire ampatation. It is supposed that he had been drank and fell upon the track in the way of an ap- prose hing train, Notwithstanding he is njured hopes are entertained of his recovery GENERAL GRANT GOING To JERS It is reported that General Grant will visit Hackensack, Engie- wood and other places in Bergen county this weeks REAL BstatR.—A portion of the property in Pater- fon known as the Butler farm, but now elirisiened “Hightand Park,” was sold at auction hy on Monday afternoon, $70,000 worth was «is; principally to resident buyers. i A MILITARY CHALLE From the Evening ‘Telegramp! yes Bostos, J uu The Montgomery Light Guard, of thts K - tain Pinan, an organization which wou the cham- pion flag Of Massachusetts for military drill last Week, has tesued a challenge to any muitary com- pany in the Union outside of Maseaghusetts to compete with them for the infantry ch of United States and a fag embi werely A young girl, one of thve Atab children ander the rpareots. On #>arch being made the bones were discovered In the cabin. Seven thoneand par TELEGRAM ie the best and Is sterling was paid for the rent of the house Ocid pied by the Pnglish committec aes during the Jae Pai Exhibition. in Londen this is 0. et ea progeutged “rathers expensive? be » * . . . . ‘The advertisements in the EVENING TELEGRAM are not patd for by the year to fill up space, but are renewod aad Shortly after the @ ossion of Venice Prince Humbert, on alighting from @ \s carriage in. Flore panied by a mer corps, Was asked find nothing to gv & him. ‘take this Louis qor.? “No, thank you,” repiled the beggar, and turned away. The diplomat was sevonlinee. *p4 ! -ogarded his companion jor expiana- , accom ber of the Austrian diplomatic or alms by @ beggar, but covid Here," said the Aasir ~ pati for every day separately, Last evening alone it come tained over seven full colunine of such Yve Mtvortisements, uona # aid the Prince, “you have nothing vesides sixteen columne of the latest, most important and co aes ‘They will not even reveive JOUT | most interesting news of the day, all of which are always Thg MaMMd th show, combining circus and mena- | read by ite thousands of delighted readers. gerie, under the management of Deu Ice we} *%. % fe ees Veteran, wil depart from Buifalo to-day for omer}, * 4° g* ,* , * fields and pa tures new, . . . . wetbine ° ~Avout The Masteal and two Weeks windy ot K nd, Ine., i ~ visthels eek vane CaMMe 10 WP ge wity tt here and becothy #he wile | TELEGRAM are rock, fearless, sparkling and rend ofA MAN’ whom sho had Loved all (oo we'l, QA WHO F416) ite Pashionable Intelligence ls tho recognized authority here ontue 17th. Instead hed pro® , * ote a + ag ia pronase te Cs Lyte | tn the cfroles of the creme de ia creme, and its Labom Trade, S = fis ‘dw iso a policeman. The diaappotated sou Marine and Stocks Reports commend it alike to the Mem dady, © hom ced prom| —— tg tom Re had rst ome, afmned hereelf with w [-ghath the Latorerapdibe Mechagicn =| gg ver and then started out in the eventing to find . . . a . . . . . ormer lover, She foand him. some conver. . . ibe Bh > SAO I e ‘on with him, aa they were about to gate de Pate pho 1 #-= Aa e i re rd Tis news—always the best and very Iatest—bas given it the j the deed; he, attempted to arrest her, targest circulation of any evening paper ever before pube Iprodent to fllowy ad he shed, and this tmmense elreniation recommends it to ald hd 4 classes as the beat possible advertising medium. to @ house les ine ae has tae N. B=Advortisernents should be seat'in early in the moray eee to extract the ball, and — Fecover.—Cincinnats Cummerdias May ak. Ing 90 as 10 secure ood piney under proper hepdingy