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Show LIGHTNING FLASHES. Beauregard has sailed for France. London feels pacific on the Euxine question. Victoria had an affecting interview with Eugenie at Chiselhurst. Tours credits the reports of French successes in the battles north of Orleans. Or-leans. The United States mails are carried over a distance of '.'7, 02-4, 996 miles annually. an-nually. Judge Nelson has recovered and will resume his seat in the Supreme Court at Washington. The troops have been removed from the capitol of Alabama, by order of General Terry. The prepayment of postage on newspapers news-papers and all printed matter is urged in the postal report. The postal routes of the Union were increased in length for the year onding June last, 7.501 miles. The President's Mecsage will be telegraphed tel-egraphed on Monday to the press, as soon as the reading commences. The report of the Commissioner of the General Land Office, Washington, contains an elaborate essay on California. Cali-fornia. The national base ball convention, which met at New York on Wednesday, Wednes-day, had representatives present Irom 202 clubs. The Postmaster General strongly recommends a semi-monthly mail service ser-vice between San Francisco, China and Japan, instead of the present monthly service. Smith and Bingham, of Alabama, have sheriffs and a posse of negroes guarding the executive and treasury offices, and refuse to yield to the men lately elected. W. McGowan, one of the oldest citi-zem citi-zem of Knox wnty, Illinois, hanged himself on Tuesday night. The act was caused by the disgrace of bis son, recently postmaster at Knoxville, who wa deidi trd in eiultzleiuent. |