NEW 1:ORK HERALD, TUESDAY , JUNK 8, 186'J..TttfPLE: SHEET. 5

te me le bete been at the Aioree, Uon of exoeaslve on the of the publU Indeed, appear* equipped loyalty part loiguln road, I a (or gun annlce.The on Outrd- r leaving carriage! artillery port brlngB tbi cooxnvtb anfc ti1k1k Hefilara uad, besides many war utenelln and provisions. Tbe column details of oar cable up to date of sailing. We also give the opinion of Chief Huron Pollock, w*h on previous oecaaioiw accustomed to take ni 1 The la Villa Clara. ontlnned It* march till It arrived at tbe central building on telegram* were some on the bill and at ha People Quiet.F1«ht £ho oil the trial of the Alexandra, Juno, 1803:."Man; people c*hnivatThereuiauO place among hit noble* ami no royal princeaa Prit- » nenlnsula, from which eoiue of the rebel* that bau Tbe King of lYuMsiH intends to restrict bis journey ha I>antliuK of Anna.Arrival of Political there for tbe of the rear of a Bad.regained allusions In the coarse oi this case had been made Rpsoui yesterday who ventured to usacrt that the ever before honored the race* uo provision |J he protection convoy to Ifrcmen and Oldenburg. It If) rumored to the but he held that an vessel left lH»en made for them. were Indebted for thel r oneru OtMrlal Report of Landloi at Bay of i position being taken, several reconnoitrings were Hanover, Alabama, that attendance waa iesa than and some others They from one o'clock until It became to that the Minister of Finance hat* tendered bis unarmed, and as a she usual, present Detrition to the kindne-w of Mr. Tod Ileatlev » onwardi, uecesaarypraoIseJ, Liverpool simple ship, the or the who to Princes? Nlpe. eeonoentrate, in cooeequanca of a heavy ihower of rain, no unlawful act, and we had notliiujj tocommuteddo who had survived perils rood held that the gave np tliera IiIh private stand. The ' Havana, June 2,1889. ritbout eeen mure of the thle ope resignation. ax well as hei looked wel J having any enemy. During atlou with the fact that at a subsequent period she was patrons of that mode of getting to the Downs were who, husband, remarlrably The such an « several war materials were found, ae described In tha In of the continuation of Monsignor armed and converted into a of war at waadreHsed in dark the being biac part bas been a night of excitement, cooinpauylng Hat. All of which le made known order af consequence vessel off The former l materials, jacket ^ in by Talbot's bis in tHe '"a household Terceira."fallMur year by year. opinion stoutly silk, trimmed with gold. 1 ought to mention, bow r. lias been scarce surpassed since the outbreak of the ( Kicelieucy the Captain General for tbe Information of tha illness, post l'op to the tatter, with sumo I am ever, that far the most color wan blue tubllc. CAKLOS NAVARKO, We have stated that «bc Alabama left the Meroej combat; misgivings, by popular >. insurrection. The volunteers, in the Chief of kilaff. baa been given to a Neapolitan prelate, Monslguor an unarmed was not as which wan worn In of make-up. Wlihi " disappointed Brigadier, ship, and ntted or furnished disposed to give In my adherence. I don't think 1 every variety oft-repeated assurances them that "the trl- List of Blsogno. a man-of-war. Tins is confirmed by the following a dozen yard* from the royal visitors watt Heated at given ®^ the principal war materials captured or Tbe announcement relative to the offer of the extracts frttm the letters and speeches of Lord cver«saw »u<:u u cruwu Kiuuureu on mat trreai nurrey other Illustrious personage, no less than the Nawa i, umph of the Spanish cause in Caba is Inevitable, it tiy tiie coluiua ot operations la the peninsuladotroyed and bir Koundull which is almost as ruinous iu tlie of of surrounded with a brilliant unite dresue it it Hiiiuuu. iu the of crown to 1'rlnce brother to tbe i'almer, the bollcHor Clarendonupland, history Bengal, Is imminent, the insurrection la controlled, ia con£ iiay Nlpe:. Caryulto, reigning in al litlie colors or the rainbow and some othert _ CAFTUBID. General:.KuKlund as battle holds of another kind. Aa to the quered," and each more of the au- Three King of Portugal, and of his proposed marriage LOUD The two,partlea did not seem to be acquainted witJ day suspicious f Armstrong cannon of twelve centlrattrea; CLABENDON'S LRTTKB TO MS. ADAMB, DIOIVBII road, I do believe that It u hardly bo each and no betwee; wo gun for on« with tbe second daughter of tbo Duke of 2, 1866, gUOTBU IIT 1A1LL BUBBELt- III UIS BFEEi H, popular other, cummunlcaUoos painted a murines, bave broken oat in open, threatening, J carriages ditto; one ambulance; MAiteu 27, 1868. aa It was in the days ef my youth, when them. The English "blood'* disappeared to luncheoia irtlllery car of munitions; 167 grenades of eighteen It people riotous demonstrations, wnich like to bare resulted c gains consistency. Montpeiiaer, li, nevertheless, my duty, in cloelng tbla correspondence, turned their uoaes at the Idea of the rail. for an hour before the Derby and rode oif liumedi entliuetres; eight grenades of twelve centimetre#; There is no truth whatever in tbe statement that to observe that no armed vessel departed during the war from up very atc. General Pelaez, who, as Is known to the Spencers; three signal lanterns. boiateil Hie Confederate It ia abe " tlay. not true that departed Instead of the macadamized high road.the "a we'll, necessary to give any details of the appearance o ers of DIMTROYKD. Mgypt, arrived at Vienna about the Will ultimo, from the ahurea of tbla country a* a ahlp armed lor war. the various that the Hskald, has been in command of troopsreadt One press, with to-wit, who go down in the family carriage*, or the candidates; but I may stale Mi * portable printing lithographic m route for Switzerland, whore lie w U> apcud uio Lord Palmerston also, in the debate of Mnreh 27, Merry's Helladrutn, who has all along been the seu£ operating in the jurisdictions of Clenfuegos, Villa tone; one campaign forge: four munition earn; two makes the following statement:."I have aristocratic drags; the young city men who cannot sation horse of tho year and the lduil Clara and He la of the new mbulance cara; one field gun carriage; thirty rifles, nmmer. the vicinity. rigime, i,i baa for ton great doubts whether. If we Imd seized myselfrefrain (rom a contemplation of humanity from the of the public, looked remarkably well come out with and Is his firm l condition; 60.000 cartridges pin guna; Tin* reception by the King of Duke Charles of we snouid not have been liable to Blr as hon having liuice, sup- 0,000 cartridges for bpcncer guna; 100,000 frlctloa Alabama,knife board of an omnibus, and the bumble Joseph Uawley's I'ero Gomez, uick fluekaburg, Ills bpother, and formerly the chief of damages, it Is generally known that considerableshe sailed est a hotse as ever ran, but not a good looklni porter. While he has accomplished nothing in the (j matches; 400 fuses: soo grenades; thirty cwt. from this country unarmed and not properly utted in their family coaches, the unassumingeastendersone, showed tho perloction ol the trainer's art. Lon 1 Held it cannot be said that his lailure has been more alt; twenty barrels biscuit broad; ten barrels Ihe Sclrteswtg-Uolaieiu party, haa caused much t of no out for war, and thai she received her armament, barrows and trucka drawn by the faithful but Stratford's Rupert looked like a gTeat coach horse marked than that of others. It is eighteen horses, uae; sundry mountings,potaoes; among the Dane*. Cue of the journals and crew in a but Mr. Graham's The had fined down am i claimed, however, g uns, rifles, carbines, correspondence and displeasureequipment loreigu port. Therefore, "neddles." However they over the Drummer 0 apparel at whatever suspicions we may have had.and they gut stubbornlooked in capital condition. Every one was on the te for sue was winner, * The Liiitir of Mvmn. Li&lrd ou the BniMins £a,7u0, delivered tocompromisedthe a horse from a Jackass. The Londonersdistinguishingbeen temporarily displaced from his position o f the afternoon of Monday, the 31st nit., pre- as to her being Intended to carry from circuitedloo to owners. She was then sent to Nassau, where she settlei during ill t!ie Alabuma. simply look on the Derby day as the occasion for an ubcoQd favorite by ISelladruui, but ultimately had heen made to receive him with a >0 men and a larpe quantity of arms and was again tried on a similar charge of violation of down at eleven to two. Mr. Merry's horse, secont parations The letter was in the the Foreign Eulistment act and annual wild burst of enjoyment, when they may be | mock celebration. He went to the to aid the Cubans, and yesterday morning,ammunlonwhen following published English again acquitted." lu the Two Thousand, who has seen such wonderiti 1 Telegraph Hotel, ^ of the !47th an extract from which was We now come to the question oi the price paid for allowed to run completely loose, throw aside vicissitudes in the betting, was stuck to by the pub where soon after an excited crowd le captain went to clear at the Custom House, he papers ult., the Alabama and her wo gathered 111 the Herald the machinery:.The price restraints, as a rule get drunk, indulge lie with the most unflinching udellty, and wa< 1 as quietly informed that tue Spanish Consul had publlalied of day following:. tor constructing the hull, masis, rigging,received conventionalbacked hundreds who believed that ne would re with tin horns, pans and other articles in all aorta of extravagances, and after by utered a against the vessel leaving, asserting We have hitherto retrained from answering anv of si*ls, anchors, cables and general mercantile outiTi verse his Two Thousand running, prove he coult with to make a noise, and a demonstrationwhere[rival protest the attacks made upon ua, ua builders of the of.the Alabama and har macluuery was less than tho a lot of money, laying the seeds of chronicspending "stay" the distance and win the Derby. Next in Hnir nftnilflmonlnm followed THa uon,»mi lat she was loaded with arms and ammunition for not wishing to prejudice in any way theAlabama,w--3b ui siuitiui 111 uct iuajuaij a ncrviuc} immediate once more were 1'erry Down at ten to one, The Drummeidomain) le Cuban rebels. The which was, entered iuto between the government of uithough she was built nud her enuines made In and, curing headache, dyspepsia, bad been forewarned, Boon made his escape from the Herald, perhaps, negotiations citizens for another U64 and Martyrdom tit twenty to one each. The othen | etter informed than one on the sent a thia country and the United States, winch, if tliev every respect equal to them. The details of the price becoming respectable days. in the quotations it la unnecessary to specify. hotel and, when the crowd, more fierce each moment, any subject, bad been concluded in a satlslactory maimer, we are quite wining to give to her Jdiyesty's The British, a French humorist inTorin a the world, TIJK Fllil.l). made a rush for the hotel he was far away and in sporter down to collect the facts, and It appears Would, probably, have led to an inquiry into ail the should they desire It. government take their It may be so: but he The following was the field that came to ttu* ' lat the which is a crack little steamer of ctrcumstancea connected with the or It has been stated that in the conduct of our business pleasures sadly. salety. The proprietor entreated them uot to Injure Tybee, building ships either han not see a post:. s10 so than missionaries. built, but armed, manned equipped tu# mftfebeen that theconditionship whole year leads up, and as the for Mr. Savilo's b. c. Kyshworth (i and some to cruise the Northern and shouid not be until the conclusion of the day approacUes Mr. bl. c. NeucUatel 0 to retire, though excitement continued '1 lie vessel was all to leave and was against States, dellySM* Savile's tbe no further demons!rations were ready flying therefore committed an Illegal act; and that toAlabama,war. The Cost, however, wus to be paid to us by its decision the excitement It arouses can hardly, Lord Kosebery's br. c. Ladas u thnnigu night (>te Dominican Uasr at the lore, with the national one to enter into such we were instalinents in such a and bo secured as e made. During me day yesterday, though quiet was t the when the order to her us arrangements induce way to I should think, be fully appreciated by a foreigner. Lord Koyston's ch. c. Alpenstock ou were held as Is now peak, delay voyage an for the aud make It lor us a safe and ro. c. 0 the suriace, meeangs and, c,»me, and her captain, who was a little "rued" at paid extravagant price ship perfectly profitable The community, pure and simple, is a Lord .Strafford's liupert nndentoo 1 It tue hour of tula a demand We shall, therefore, proceed to show that transaction, and we were advised bycommercialthe sporting Mr. T. Jennings' br. c. l'frry Down (J writing, ule proceeding, told on part of the crew to get up an machinery. small fraction of the but has been made upon General l>ulce to turn over tlie 0Id rustv on deck and mount to still further tbese statements are uniounded, and that best authority that there was nothing in our comparatively population; Mr. J, Dawson's cli. c. De \ ere C command and embark for The volunteers guu it, the contract to build the Alabama was or International law to prevent us taking the it is wonderful to observe how their spirit pervades Duke of Newcastle's b. c. Tenedos (1 Spain. puzzle the wiseacres. When questioned as to his cargo municipal are in unuorin and in aims over the city. The &c said, "I ain't sot no tnereare arms aboard: entered into by us in the usual course of contract. Our private gatn hero was willingly the entire nation. It is more than twelve mouths Sir K. W. Bulkeley's br. c. lasman C arc on at the cargo; our business, as a mere commercial transaction, and sac rltlced, oecause we felt that from the since commenced on the great event Mr. Padwick'B b. c. Ethus t regular troops guard palace. every vessel leaving this port carries arms, and t betting which, The cavalry are standing to horse in front ol the jon't see vessel the to t a price moderate lor a vessel of uer class. the Ann that had arisen In reference to neutralcomplicationsand after one of the most magniflccnt contests on record, Mr. John Denman's br. c. Defender. I the why any hasn't right carry a pla/.a and elsewhere in vicinity, and a body of them and of tnem at considered a wlncti we now rmtreB'jut having for upwards of rights strict interpretation ot tuo lawbelligerentwas won yesterday by Pretender. Eroin that time FROM TUB STABT TO TATTKSHAM COIINKH. marines are on shore and to If dispose ajiy port years been lnfho habit of buildlnjf vessels of war might tend to aggravate the then existing differences the Interest In the result, as favorite alter In their canters Pretender, Pero prepared operate neutral one." In the meantime Mr. Grinneil had thirty preliminary called on, while all necessary preparations to resist 0rdered a committee to on the and Uie for our owu government, lor foreign governments between this country and the American government; favorite triumphed or was "bowled over" In the Gomez and Deiliuirum were, naturally enough, tlie been made tne war vessels report affair, and for the or and had there been the same on the ol an outbreak have oy In nlembers oil board after two i>. 14., direct, agents foreign governments. feeling subject successive races of minor importance, such as the observed of all observer*, and the lot Mr. Merry's the harbor. Naturally a thousand rumors arc ailoat, repaired shortly The Alabama was built in our works, where about in 1S61, the Alabama would not have been built at the Middle Park l'late and horse u as by far ttic most and was received and having found everything In accordance with the Champagne Doncaster, popular, but fi is pretty well authenticated that a commission B manifest she was allowed to clear, the S.6W men were at that time employed, without any by us. Criterion at Newmarket, the City and suburban and with loud cheers as lie went down tbe course. At wailed Dulce a' an hour this hip's liy secrecy, and during her building was constantly Wo have given these facta and quoted these the Great Metropolitan at Epsom ana the Biennial aud twenty minutes past tlirec ttiey put themselves In upon early morning t,me this Investigation had llulshed it had become visitors from various as to the of the Alabama to clcar demanding his retirement; that ne was given up to t(>o late for the vessel to perfect her clearance by parts of the world,inspectedopinions building Two Thousand at Newmarket. For months past the the hands of Mr. McGeorge, tue starter, wlio went ten o'clock lor his answer. He has a and by the oitloors of tier Majesty's customs, as that transaction from the erroneous statements with results of thesn have been eagerly watched them off at the second attempt. For a few strides expressed papcrs. She will sail at eleven o'clock this morning. It been It struggles desire lor forty-eight hours in which to telegraph \inoug the 18 Mr. B. P. Hunt, of by the following report from Mr. Morgan, which has surrounded. cannot be to the and commented on by the public at large; the The Drummer held a slight, lead, but as soon as they to aud receive au with result not passengers Srovedurvejor ol her Majesty's Customs, Liverpool, dateu Interest of this country to allow public opinion to market changes they occasioned have wonderfulbeen had aettled downNeuchatel took up the running, ^puin answer, ,j understood to represent the United v-nateaI'hilaeiphia, 180J:."The oUlcers have times iuiu uu auu as iuc suited. a, overnuient on a secret mission to St. June a», at all free lui^ucti imuiuiauuu, everywhere canvassed, aud the Bums of money by Lord Hawthorn, both making pace followedfor The are the Domingo. access to the building yards of the Messrs. Laird at treaty has been rejected, an InquiryduuuaimClarendonthat have been Invested on various candidates their stable companions. dQse up were people quiet, seemingly enjoying where the aald vessel Is now and a or a committee of the or but not anticipating anything serious. commotion,The Birkenhead, lying, by royul commission, institutedamount to many hundreds thousands of poundn. and border Knight, at whose quarlersTnorwaldsonlay The volunteers scattered about the streets or formed a there htut been no attempt on the part of her House of Commons, Into the support given to the 1'eople who would bo ashamed even to talk of horso Drummer and Pero Gomez. Pretender and TOE SOBOSb IN COCVCiL. to disguise, what is most apparent to all,buildersthat Norm and South during tne war, in reterenoe to rannir at other times are caucnt dceD in the eon- were among the rear lot. They went for hall she Is intended for a of war." warlike armor articles of me Helladrumhave tlie head of Pelaee and the abdication of l)uice. ship (Alabama ships, stores, guns, ammunition, sideration of the prophetic momma: a mile without any material alteration, except that The mall steamer irotu Cadiz In outside with 6j0 A Hospital to be Founded for the Benefit of mill March, 18&3.) When ready she was plates and the enlistment of men to serve for either anu Byorting journals; grave pareona. lawyers with Pretender ran and the leading our PaC;rs, the through Joined Vasque voluuteers, for wliono great the Members. uuched and taken into gravuig dock to have of belligerents, would tend to ploco all the heads stutTcu lull of casos, merchants who can only The pace was hitherto very slow, but atdivision.the receptionla pre1 g tier on board and be masted and in before the British Parliamentmatters themselves with an effort irotn their paratlon* liave been made. She detained outside machinery put dispute clearly tear ledgers, mile post Hudson sent along Lord Hawthorn and lu lluil oe added to the The Bohemians of the patiiers.that is, the forlorn and people, and enable them to approach any further are not ashamed, as ibe laat week or May lie and Neuchatei then raccd side Bide two older uolliiug exisllug rigged. along by citemeuL As the steamer is about sailing I am com-ex1 t] 01 me soroais.mci ai uetmonico'a on the 12th or June this work was so far advanced negotiations with the United States oni a more to ask their sous and nephews whatapproaches,lengths in front of Preteuder. Kyshworth. Thelection to serve in house and hotel. In for months employed during the warm weather, in Villa Clara an; operations, badsecrecy every public fact, earnest, and the field presented a long line. Ladaa of are member thereof could be of at there been In tlie build or the but we nuiy add that Mr. Laird knew we before the the are net all were a considerable i»ody patriots operating. A suspected meeting anything illegal fltuug Parliament; race, sporting fraternity and Tenedos toiling heavily along; Neucliatcl from there a of tbe tbere was time and were this and for whom we were with the and for weeks to the soon from gentietnun recently reports llgut be- Uiat hour of the night.and continued in session snip ample opportunity building ship agog Derby, prior disappeared tho front and the lead was twen of tliem and a of on for tbe government tben to have seized her. Ihay building her. great day the general public give the go-by to every then left with Lord Hawthorn. l,:«)u company troops the u, itllslx, sipping tea and cogitating.the former did not do were Informed on the Wo must for the of this but other of interest. hill of Santa Cruz, thirteen miles from the city, from so, although they apologize length letter, topic FROM TATTENHAM OOIINKR TO THE JUDGE'S POX, which turee of the latter informant ce the latter with endless or that Slat of July by their officers that the ship appeared hope that the Importance of tho subject will justify TUB DEPARTURE FROM TOWS. The leaders had now reached the famous corner, only escaped. My wagging exedlngly, to be for sea and leave at hour she oar its insertion. was the felt all over London on went over the tleld shortly after the engagement and miamber, the wagging of which cost baron Jomini ready might any requesting Deep anxiety the most dangerous point of the race, and not couuted dead there. pleased. This appears by the following extract We are, respeetlully, your obedient servants, Tuesday night with regard to the weather, which the cause of horses coming to grief. A twenty-two Spaniards lying i reputation aj a diplomatist. from a letter addressed the Collector of LA) KL> BROTHERS. was far from Ruin fell for hours in unfrequentlyThe Uairlo df la Martiia reiers to tne light on the by Customs, reassuring. scrimmage actually did occur; for Thorwaldsen road from Puerto Pad re to Las between the rhe fair of the of Liverpool, to the Commissioners of Customs, Birkenhead Iron Works, i torrents, and many looked forward to an aiternoon swerved across In front of Duke of Hcautort, who i'ui'ias, president august body and dated July 21. a week before tbe 26th such as those on which Daniel o'Rourke and insurgents and a column escorting a convoy to the toi was and the session with an 1862, London,ship Birkknusad, May, 1809.J uearly came down, and, to avoid a collision, Wells latter accounts of which have in the present, opened wagagues left the dock:."I shall feel obliged the Board won the race. is far from a place, appeared "aJ by Epsom being pleasantMacaroni was compelled to pull Fero Uomez right out of his HtKii.b. It the at six and dress, insinuating that the sisters of the Sorosla being pleased to Instruct me bv telegraph how I am In Monniouth place on a wet day, lor on those uplands It can rain track and thread his way into tho "straight" ou the places troops Hundred, as the to be Frightful Colliery Explosion and white says they were oomp'lled to return to Puerto l adre, »aA assembled for the consideration of a grave to act, ship appears ready for aea, and Persona with a will, and muslins, petticoats, and outside. This accident caused a great deal of may leave at any hour she pleases." Killed. hirr.Mercnveils, and light dust coats, and summer articles but wheu matters were It bringing their wouuded with theui. dome of the tic which Mrs. June went on to and again put rightconfusion;latter have in Havana. explain quesin, It would In fact appear that the Intention of tbe [From the London Star, May 27.1 generally look far from comfortable when thoroughly was found that Lord Hawthorn had retired and arrived d. at considerable in of to detalu the was based on on a fearful of lire and covered with mad. was M.v the coasting steamer Almend^rM, from length, endmg point elnclvtelogic government ship not tbe Tuesday night explosion damp soaked The morning that the leading division was composed of Tue Sajua, ei character or condition or Uio ship herself, but took place In the upper pit belonging to the Ebl>w not calculated to dispel anxiety; for the cold wad Drummer, Perry Down and Ruport next the rails. KctneJios and other points on the north coast, we ;actly where she began.that is, by saying the saraa a man named 1'assmore and two others made Vale Compauy, by which seven persons lost their such as to give rise to misgivings that we should see The aud Pretender the learn that a party of Insurgents had appeared In tU over a number of times and saying it more because King C'ophetu*, vttgeuu In that a column ol lag affidavits that they were engaged to serre on board lives. Ho far as can be ascertained It appears that the raoe in a terrific snow as we did when centre and and Pero Guinea on the Encrucyadadcsaguaatid troops had " storm, Kyshworth at once out after tUein. The every time. The ghost of poor llazlltt could«mlatlcally her, although they did not state that they were three men were working in a heading some distance DIWUIBUUIT nuu TIICU lieIUIIC vau^ut wui juu|(ca or as as gone steamer brought right nand upper ground. Almost soon titit have done better (or worse) In the resuort of hji. by the builders. Kir Houndell Palmer, on tlieengagedhigher up in the pit above the deceased, and noticed eye. Nothing daunted, however, tne sight-seers they were in the line for home The Drummer here nineteen political prisoners in custody of the a7th of March, l«03, alludes to this as follows:."But a quantity of sulphur In the air. They at once went off routes in the ».»- V ..*n lUiiuni.. HI same In as as by tnci{ respective took up the running, while Tue .ttgean, Kius Florentino g the thing many ways possible, I wish the House to understand tnat in those made tneir escape, and directly after an explosion humor of the Derby day. and well weredevil-maycarethey Copbetua and Kerry Down "turned It up," Jimenez, Francisco 0. Juneo, Jacinto at Mrs. June with there was a great mass of hearsay evidence,depositionswas heard by a man named Charles neorge, by one of the moot glorious afternoons withrewardedand beiore the distance ltorrolo. Francisco Navarro, Juan N. t'rlsto, ough. last, managed grave Just reaching Ryshworth Klcardo Juan M. c nl to enunciate the ol the which, taken by ltaelf, could not form tbe basis of and he went to the spot, but the cas was too dow- which we were ever favored on tne Surrey lillli. louoweu sun. r or a moment uqkc or tfeaurort and Casanova, Lopez. Rafael apote, purpose meeting, which,Ulgty on Junto auv action. Of tbe six (lenosltlons transmitted erful for hlin. The two horses which were with the TUB hoad ANl) ITS lll'MOUS. 'Rupert, lying ou either bie discerned. The pit Is situated at ol i.uiutf in rricl were on their way through the his horse In that grand style which has made him sighted foreign had landed war p5itvnthesls Included, nothing could be more proper been involved In pecuniary penalties, for payment of Cwrnmantdda, about two miles from Pontypool, and lane* that lead from the aoutnwest district his head In front of materials at a port adjacent, She wax making alt anid pleasant famous, got slightly Pretender's. to wlieu necessary. which tho ship mikcut have been detained until the had the explosion taken place in the day upwards of of London, as 1 me went on and people began to got It was, however, only for a second, for osborne haute get away, and the gunboat which was At this stage of the proceedings some member, penalties wero natuaeu or good bail given. See copy fifty lives would have been sacriflocd. Cooke, Davies feverish as to the chance of hoplug tue race, the called on his gallant steed with the utmost notified arrived there ahe had disappeared. ui ider tne benignant and tongue-loosening influence or a letter from the Commissioners of Customs to and David Kees are married men and leave their swelled In Its until It was one and the call The steamer 1'elajo, which arrived on Hatard ay of proportions cavalcade being gamely respondeddetermination,to, General Lesca and 130 tea, suggested that institution should i>e calicd the Collector of Customs, Liverpool, dated July 22, families unprovided for. There Is no knowlug how lino of conveyances of the most uubrokenMr. Johnstone's horso was declared the winner of last, brought soldiers, some the Foundling Hospital, which suggestion wu 1802, namely:."We acquaint you that we have the accident happened, all the poor fellows who kind, that eaotied almost from the heterogeneousoutskirts the Derby of lsflu by a short head that Is, about the of whom were wounded at AHagracIa during the pcnntedly repudiated by Mrs. June; and cries or with our solicitor on the subject, whocommunicatedhas could give any information having lost their lives. of the metrouolls to the course Itself. The weather breadth of a man's hand. The march of tne convoy from Nuevita* to Puerto Prln- ] her out I" "Put Drummer, hard .She alao one of r*ut her out:'' resounded from all advised us that tUo evidence submitted Is not being charming.for the clouds had now broken up pressed by Duke of Heaufort. Rupert and Rysiiworth, cipe. brought the cannon captured ptirts o! the house, at which the poor creature was to justify any steps being taken againstmifflClenttne summer-like through wuich the was a i*ehind from the filibusters at Mpe. it is understood mat pi lntolirlght, cumuli, third, length i'ero Qoinez. Kelladrum Lenoa will it out so thoroughly as to declare (to her next vessel under either the sixth or seventh section of FRANCE. sun streamed In all his glory.the travellers Indulged was second fast the whole of the way. and Ladus did PARIS. were Cieniuegoa; Lieutenant Colonel Antonio Paiacios. to lt^was proposed Satisfy they brought out of their pockets and brouglitJnto that thou«auds of people believed thai Wells,second thr iree prn«n 01 America. mis aivTilon la favor would be liable u> pecuniary penalties, for security use, false noses were salutes wero be made his had --- . .OI tins First Circumscription, Gambetta (rad. op.), 8,oiil vigorous donned, when effort, "landed" I'ero Uomcz the enemy was. Uowever, speedily suppressed, of which, if recovered, department might detain exchanged with the servant maids who peered out tlrst In the ring. Any odds were oflered that he had The Local Council ban leaned an order. dated Mw tli e mat the the until those are satisfied or majority. Second Circumscription, reelection to the effect that for the of the majority Insisting projected hospital ship penalties good of all the windows along the road, chaff wax hurled won It, aud It was not till the numbers went up that 29, necc->8.irr service wiis greatly needed, particularly by tho Sorotia, and bail given; but there is not sufficient evidence lo Thiers (Pari, op.) and Devlnck (off.). Third at the and tho I be state of affairs wa« Stale all the employe* tor Itierto lTlnclpe who have or to between dowagers sexagenarians enjoying actual known, der and nervous sipping of the Bohea were one* the Customs prosecute. It is, however, Bancel pleasant warmth In their front gardens, and kisses l myself turned round to Porter. the remained in tui» capital will at once proceed to mi >re resumed. for the United .States Consul or other requireCircumscription, (rad. op.), 0,573 majority. their communication with N'uevltaa personcompetentFourth Krncst I'lcard were wafted to all tho boarding scnool misses tratner of Hlr Joseph llatrloy's horse, and destination, Mrs. June then announced that the committee on to do so at their own risk if ttx-y see lit." Tne Circumscription, (dem. op.), over the walls of their establishments. Cocknev him, auy tho thickest a» they did when he decided that Macaruul beat narlCM and 1'uerto Klco, with 1(M troop*. ml ght be culled from the ranks ot tbe Hotosla. Customs In Liverpool had reported mat the ship Julc* Ferry (dem. op.) ami A. Cochin (off.). Seventh foliage, bordered by fresh green hedges and castiug Lord Cllfden under similar circumstances. The Cadiz mall Mearner left on the .wth. filled wHh [t was here that the for mauv unruly member aforesaid, to be ready sea, ami might leave ai auyapEredCircumscription, re-elecuon between Jules Favre up not a panicle or dust to tuar the enjoytiieut of rbckption Or thb winnkk. paasemrcn, Including famine*. Don Joaquin ha vlog ouce proposed to designate the Institution M r she pleased, and she still remained in the Hu n idem, op.i iund Heuri Kochefort (rod.). Eighth the TTie were by no meaus enthusiastic al>oilt lialvez, ex-()eneral Military Intendeuto: Don Manuel tlx! insult We were not procession. public ex-l'resldeut the Court of Foundling Hospital, added to Injury by ead public dock. requested by tne Jnles Simon (op.), ai.ooii majority.circumscription, Tit* ROttTK BY RAIL. Pretender, and the clieer that greeted him as Osborne Jose 1'osadillo, of High prM Very many thousand* or holiday tuskers preferred steered hltn to the room wu5 not at all Justice; lirlgadler Mena. Don Joaquin Foaadlllo. uo hea-befuddled liohemlenne that she was !.never 28th fhe was moved from Uio berth in the weighing andex-llaroor sailed la her. or*tho majority. The above figures denote the actual to Journey down by one or oilier ol the three lines warm. They could not forgive him for beating their Navy laptalu Master, * proposition more severely suppressed or more Great Float, and the same eveulng \nts undocked of the candidates. of rail, ami the commotion they caused at tne idol. Helladruui. and It wax cluefly the (iener.il Nelson, Minuter to Mexico, with family bit terlv resented. if came in the river off tliu of majority popular of arrived here from New "Iin\no lunatic, you please," and to anchor public The total number votes polled in Paris was stage* wa* tremendous. Hcore* of train* werevariousNorthern folks.lie to trained in tbe North-that had and .secretary I,egat.on. an d "I'm no lunatic, ir you please," and "I'm no stage In until tho morning of the 2uth 295.878, being 0(1,117 for the official candidates and from each at Intervals of ten inlnntcs; Invested on htm. were, radiant Orleans on Monday last on toe steuraer i.eorge crom- mi and "I'm no If Liverpool, lauding despatched They however, ou the war latlc, If you please." lunatic. you of July, when alie left the river nbjtil ten o'clock. At 22»,7SS for the opposition. In ISA'J the ilgures were but, notwithstanding the crowded state of the raiK about ibe victory, and I never saall forget the coun well. He will proceedhence sloop-of San- pu ase," was buzzed, and hissed and spluttered from this time the Alabama had not on board any part of respectively i.i^otouiui «u,iui; in isa,, ni.nh ami they were seut out without stoppage as without tenance of Mr. Steele, the great bookmaker, who tlago. or by the French atcamer, as he may hereafter all quarters of the tahie, In the midst of and bor armament, ammunition or warlike store*, as is 101,807, ami in 88,590 and 140,406. It I* estimated that upward* of rt'i.ooo peopleaccident.won such a fortune over hlra for the Two Thousand decide. tui with the cianging of teaspoons aud the rattlingpunched shown by the Surveyor of Customs' report, 80th of Considerable excitement wan created In the were taken down by thu different companies; but and did so ugain, when he ran out to meet the horso, The following la the nmnal account published la of porcelain.stiougti. at this luncture, n platoon of Juiv, 1802:.have only to add that your direoiions of'tiie tiatlgnolics, raris, on the evening of districtthere was no incident to which it is ue< es.-ary to so with Joy that he could *i>«\ik the muette of the landing at the liay of Nlpe:. wi was on guard, wttti strict injunctions to to a strict watch on vessel been reason overpowered hardly titers put keep the said have the Ud ult., by of a vimt madesonday.bv refer. and looking as If he would almost kiss him. Tue CAt-TAl* i;*MKR4t.'* OFFICII, Hit APQtT A IT PUS. *«'9 that none of the said teaspoons (of the true carried out. Bin! 1 kh!ii In Ihn rml.,al .mitMniwo that M. Thiers, by Home friends, after Tn* ASPECT OK THK DOWNS. on the other hand, were tearful over the fate By official accounts from lh* Commandant Ueneral of Man- nilitaii ware inserted in the of accompanied public, ue * with reiert-oce to Inadvertently pockets Bite left tin* port without any part of her anuomctit to the ballot urns. which were midnight,As I have already stated, I never before *;iw soman* of poor Uelladrum, who cut such a dreadful Ma<» ub*, report frma the Military th«i fair * « inspect. figure, Commandant of It Is known that on a disputants. on board; *he tiail not. a* much a* a «lgual gun or at the Maror'g ofllce under a guard. depositedHe people gathered together on the Surrey upland*. 1'ha it is evident now that this horae, who was one of Mayarl, the l.'sli ianJ- yiither the waiters were ovcr-Tlgllant, or the of the seal# very and when convinced Is In* of mdii |Mi aaina I'apor.i, 24th Marcli. IS08.) carernlly, examinedstand, which the largest In the world and towers the llnest two year olds ever known, has turned a in the of As » >n as notice tVtiol wu of the Porosis, unlike their brotlier Hotienuannsu« been Banes, Bay Nip* OI \S'o hero draw special attention to tho fact that we thattliey had not tampered with, withdrew. up to the *ky like a Mattel, wa* crowded with all the lifeless "roarer,*' and that be willjnever be able to a column went forward, composed of lui troops of the [he other sex, arc not addicted to the Inadvertent did not supply, or engage to supply, the Alabama, It in Hupjx'St fl that hi* suspicion!) were awakened hy rank, fashion, wealth and beauty of the empire. win a race over three-quartere of a mile of ground. fr»«norona regiment and forty (Ire »olnnt»*r*, 'inder Captain pUI ling of pinto In their pocketa; for l>elmonlco'a either before or atter she left the Mor^ey, with any learning that an unnsoal movement had been noticed The vast enclosure sloping down from It to the Many are already blaming Mr. Merry lor not Aaiistln Moso Vlejo, id tbe direction of the rebel eoi ampmstit *II\'er was saved Intact, much to the delight of the part of her annaucnt, provision*, roal, or warlike among the officials during the evening. course was crowded almost to suffocation with htiu and thereby the at Kamon, on tbe utlisr sl le 01 the bay. and banns theie dis- pro whose experience wltfi the Hohemlana or thk drpartmknth. scratching preventing public embarks') on thelAth, at neren A. N., they found the ineur- jjaniprletor, tore* of any description, engage any men toaervo men, backer* and loungers, and the roar on him, but he has acted an nonorable an in this respect, been rather unrortnnate. , or to after *he the great bettinginventing (elite Intrenched and armed with nee lis tun« and ritlee 1 ,, on board her, Join hur left the port. Throughout departments the election! have that unceasingly rime from it was almost deafening. part throughout, and would have been ten timet eevrn cannoo Ourainal column made en attm-k ha refractory megiuer suppressed, tno committal Wc merely completed a contract to build and resulted generally In iavor of th^bflicial candidates, The scores of stands that atrctch along the nort n more severely handled had be struck the horse out and auerpedrl 1b ocaupylng the eamp« takingIrniMdiatelytwo orted progress, not of the Hospital in question. an unarmed and unequtppod *tilp in the portdeliverof and although the complete returns had not l»een aide of the track, on either side, were densely riled, of the raoc. Ilk flat*. the eeveu camion and »un dry arroe. IM cannon lor in the** dar* iioxpitals are not erected without We were never informed by the to the date of our mall, the Imuo and the in the to some of win umJ our mm the eoemy until, having el- eou or «*-bnt Liverpool. up clearlyreceived crowding rings attached rim OWNER AND jockey OF PRRTKNDM> l>; titiiiil able to off tbnee nd of hammer progre** in the eon of the Alabama of the arrangement* he had define* that there are only two prominent partlra. them wa* dreadful. Oatsido all these reserved spots. Pretender to Mr. races in hauated our munltlnna aud not Mni carry ndi of the In conclusion the ration and pnrchaKer the belong* Jardlne, who pleceefor want of vehlrlva, the trvope retired, alter baring project. made for manning, arming, equipping the revolutionism and government. All ottier admission to which ranges from Ave shillings to tho name of a Mr. and is tbe bead of a ortr om jjllt ventured to nor Johnstone, caiiira lb« mm? the loea of ality killed and bun- ^ suggest funda.whether forth*comtee that vowel at n foreign port, had we any denominations figure no low that they not worthy of a* many guineas.the wa* on bouse, lie la a w> bad a loaalof two ofljeen aud ^. riai ti»o of the committee or for the Idea to the Azure* until thatcommi*numlng to the close throng particularly, great shipping (Scotchman, living at drad wounded. On our aide erection of of her having gone tact notice, owing contests, re-elections either hand, unusually great. On tho other side of Puuifreeahlre, and he Is very well known after hounds eevrnteen men killed end aevenieen wounded. hospital *ai not stated and waa Immediately wan geuvrailv known the will hare to come off In the the oourse wa*. as u a in m© On the of tbla nrwa the Oummandant Oenera! order- orw with the by public. following Important generally the case, long aiiy winner u Of Cuba. Ken* and Aragon rhaaeeure, all under of p®' e and female, have accommodating "uncles". a eaae Rubnilited to thein lumo iuouIUh after tho rmin start u> finishabout a mile an<1 a at Colonel J» Onlntana. who, acoordlng to hie eotnmii- bul the waiter* half.and youug sire Adventurer, out of a Venlsou mare. Hidalgo to attack on the being too vigilant, the meeting orok® Alabama had left Liverpool:. the famous Tottenham where rbatunio or nlcatlon of the 1Mb, had determined morning up 1vltbout secured to THE PIONEER EN6IHE1MI Q> THE PACIFIC ROAD. corner, the; aweep thb race. of the Mth el tbe fortified polnta whloh the Inaur- reA| having anything upon which orixmnb o» mr. mbli.ua, si* nxron cuV* m*. down hui for the atraight run tbousanda were The moat feature* of the race were the daybreak For tbla be cum- ice at the next vum to the offlce A* T° *"* houie, Important genta occupied In aald penlneula. purpoec of that *^UAUT( or bvii.mho THl maaaeO. magnificent finish between Pretender and Pero blne«l with tbe naval foroee then In tbe Bay of At all ^ relative. ***'»ma San Francisco, Cal., May M, 1M0. the Ripe. acoomLatuig am of that Kwri Disnwunanin vmrrnn*. uoinea, the splendid of their jockeys, A M wb«a the rain had ceaeed, dleanbarifetlon f opinion Latrd had a lUM tn hull* At th« laying of the "lant rail" which connects It hart been announced the chief of horsemanship for whom tha veaaaia war* at that moment In a favorable A' the ililpi wnlrh hu alnci b««n otllid thi Akbtma. to tht by eotnmlaitfoner the utter collapse Beliedrum; of Latlaa. to her email comand if FimirAL Law Cars..The Oonnty Conrt of mann-r lh»y'did, and that ham the Central raclflo and Union PaolOo Railroad*, the of polloe that their Rojal Hlghneaaea the Prince ami Lord only guineaa, or poeltlon. The Ouanianatno. owing draught, Mm tha; aommUKd no offence Koeebery recently fare s.iwo the and had of her - on will hftve Ita next session on the *d lllinr tha common law or Princess of Wales would honor the racwi with their the Two wae neareet ehore, alongeide °'wu Monday agalmt tha Fortdin Rnllitment flrat locomotive that croaaed was the beautiful flA,ooo; of Perry Down, the third in tbe war achoonara Andaluaa and Africa, beehtea Ms month. A case will be before JSttWtth raforanna to that »hlp. I am of and bad been made to wno was (Irand da very Important of a aran opinion that arrangemetita keep Thousand, expected to win the lh4 w. ateamer Vaa.-o Munet Balbao. After the conrt, whether tbe wui of R. Key shall b« building ahtp, although tha ihlp lit yl * kindttiantitipl»an engine Jnplter, of the Central Pacific be road aa clear an came down from Prix de the form shown The a<>me abota Into tha all the hoaU killl John for warlike and »iirh Schenectady fireaence, poealbie. They I'arta; oapltal by threw grenade awampa Andaliata ittted to probate. The will entail* the eatate of permitl; aiUptad purpoa**, ditlltarin* Railroad. It wu driven by engineer Oeorge k. town In an open and manner In a who haa now a (or the French were faetened to the ahore to land the while the Shir to aptirehaiar In an Kngllah port, xrtn tha wm unassuming great chance Druramer, tmnpa, guerillas deceased upon hi* two daughter* ami the hem r or although pur Month, of .Seymour, Conn. It moat and horsea at Uanatead. and the of were located there to cover the operation till the column waa 0f jj ab»«« In imparted known to h« lb* unt of a r»r«lcn bal boautimil/ four, changing carriageevent; unexpectedly good performance At ulna column heir the other children. The |lunmit doa* not ronatltiit* an onama and trimmed with evergreeua and "red, arrived on the Downs before two and the fact that of an formed on the beach balf-paat the com- bodlea, disinheriting I'owar, aialnat thV tnalily dapa, they Jnst o'clock, Duke Hcaufort, always Itupert,menc-ed to maroh, In the mldat ol a denee awamp, flanked have very petitioned the Knllalmcntact .fit* dcorga III., o. flu, a 7j on tha pan of white and blue" rthbooa. Mr. Booth la decldedl> the when the flrat race wan to be run. tbia the stain that he cut by """ daughter* (fenorousiy mil*** tha hulhlrr FnrAn Though excellent horse, wiped away atrong detacbmcnta, and rroaeed the ihlckpta, unheadlol ot rt to mi aside the will and divide the the bulldar, makca blintelf a partv to tha pioneer englneman of the i'aciflc road, and la a waa their flrat appearance In pubilo slnoe their on his name his miserable exhibition in the Two Are ihe adventurer*. When tbe property snipping of the »eaaal for warUka purpura*. Tha *'»t-irai by the Inceeeant from vanguard, .Jfav* thorough gentleman. from ibe Kaat, there «m but Little denfonatra-returnThuuatuO, undaf Lleuienaol Colonel Hall, of tbe artillery, arrived M the | VilliJ