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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-09
CALEB PARK Err,
j. V. MILLER,
w. u. MCCREA.

A report from the Committee on Teach
ers, in relation to the resignation of Miss
Matilda Kennedy, teacher in District No 2
and Miss Carrie Conover assistant teacher
in District No. ], was received. Miss Jcn-
ME G. Kennedy was recommended to fill the
place of the lady first named. As to the
appointment OF Il teacher to ill Miss Como
ver's place, the Committee reported that
they were equally divided between two la
dies named for the position, aud would
therefore leave the Board to decide On
motion, Miss Carrie Brown was appointed
to fill said place, and the remainder of the
report was adopted.
Mr., JohnG. Cox was granted permission
TO send his daughter to District No. 3.
An assignment in part Of an account OF
the City against Ezra Thomas, amounting
toSl9 % was acceptctLl
y resolution 10 petition the City Council
for the use of Pacific Engine House. was
adopted, and Mcssrs. Whinchcll and Ball
appointed Committee 10 carry out the
necessary arrangements.
The monthly reports from the various
Schools were read. The time lost by Mr..
Fenner, on account Of sickness and death
in his family, was remitted no deduction 10
be made ftonIhis salary on tlmt account.
The Finance Committee were authorized
TO borrow sufficient money TO pay current
expenses nntil funds can hs realized from
collection of .Iupe taxes. t-.. a1-..
Bills allowed Mary B. Davies, $50; Am
brose n Brother, Sl3G 65; +. NJ Kiuger,
S29 %; w l.. Wiucbel $50; Mrs. Stalcy,
Sll; Il. Lindsey, Sli2 30; A. &. FcnuGr,
81 10; ID. II. Bosom, S2l2 ~; ID. N. Clark,
81; Slentz IL Meyers, SlSG 32; George W.
Davis SGl Mat, Burrous, So; +. a. Barber
81; c. w. Thompson, S35; Weillenbaeh Is
brother, 81 81; james Hickey, So; Thomas
Ater 81 80; John Dumas. Sl5; e., 5, Cos,
SG77 DO Board adjourned vi
tNorE.--The above bills will DE paid on
and after Wednesday, nth instl
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Dayton Market.

DAfTON March ., 1886.
FLouR-Fl0r - 90 per barrel.
WHEATON, Wheat light offerings We ouote
from 81 ael Is New do 81 70Dt 10 Oats. good
quality. ssr Hay, Timothy, $40 O0oI2 Oh Der ton
Barley 15GS5c. FlaN-Soed g. 20
GROCERlES-The market is droopipg. We
quote ~ follows; Yellow Sugars Il to l5c soft re-
hned do, lslo lTSc. hard refined 49,, to I9c Rio
uofee %6 To Doc, according to quality; Java. very
little in market We quote from 90 to 4,c Cheese
western Reserve and Factory. ~ to 22J,c Dried
Appes-liglt stock, firm at 1eastic Dried Peaches
lSc for good. Candles, star, light weight atc
opal pc, Parafne. 3ea33c; Tallow, 1sc. Fish
Maekerel No, !, halves, $ll No do. 90 90; white
Fish, halves, 50 30; Goldfish, 81 to sl,c per M
Herring. Labrador, $40 80 per brl Lake do. 81 10
to $6; Dried Herring, per box 75c Tobacco
pressed per III, Dark Sweet and Navy, 75s,soc
Bright W995c.; Fino-cut Chewing, sJ@9Oc.; do.
smoking, @sa5c.; Vinegar s3@25c. per gallon:
N o. Molasscs, 81 30 per gallon; Sorghum Mo.
lnsSes 7o%75e per gallon whisky, 81 - per gal
Ion
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Columbus.
Especial to the Cincinnati Enquirer.I
CoLtJMRtra. March 2


COLUMBUS, March 8.
The time OF the Republican caucus last
night was taken up In discussing the teso-
luton of Mr.. Batcman, requesting the Sec
retary of the Treasury, in the name OF the
Republican party of Ohio. 10 take up the
Government bonds not taxable by States,
and to issue in lieu thereof bonds liable to
taxation. Debated at great length--bond-
holders In the ascendant-present system
applauded rs right aud in consonance with
Republican principles, and the proposition
OF MIR. Bateman voted down by n large ma
Jority. as both incXpcdicnt and unjust to
tax these evidences of indebtedness for
state, county. township, road, bridge, poor.
or other purposes.
In the House. the following bills were
passed: To amend section twenty-seyeu
of act incorporating townships. For relic
OF Treasurer of Pleasant Township, Put
nam County. To regulate public shows.
TO repeal the law prohibiting lawyers re-
ceivlng fees for procuring parlons.
In the Senate, Mr.. Knowles Probate
Code was postponed to extra session.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
10 authorize association of persons for
the safe keeping of valuablcs.
Providing for the distribution of the Sol
diers' Relief Fund.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CiNCiNNATI, March T.-FLOUR-A contin-
ed dull market. hut holders refuse TO make
important concessions, although some sales have
heen made on cnsi terms. Superilnc is still held
10 so; fancy at $40 75d f2
GhAIN-There is some inquiry ror No / new
@ @ISt wheat, ana sales were made at 81 7Od 10
southern demand having fallen on, No miVcd
Sneed mas declined 10 So. in bulk and &c iucIu
mhg new received gunnics. Ear was furcd lt
4Sc hi lower roads, without finding buyers W hitc
j. scarce, and sales were made at 6Sc In bulk and
soc Including gunnies. Oats quiet at $40 ne
lor NO 2 and No l. Rye is dun and prices nomi-
nal ut Csc. for No l.
fair demand at eGa3Oc for fair TO choice Rio of.
zee lyq,l0]Se for raw Sugar; III, 81S.. for hard
renned do and eO@!6c for Molasses
WHlSkl-A fair demand at s9 rs duty Daid
and 25c in bond - - '' F'''''
sEED-Cloyer remains duh at 80 25s9G ~ in tho
small way FLAX continues steady at So CO. Tim
oihy is duh at $3 1908 go
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aeluattara and Qtumnrfrfial.
Dnylon MoneY mnrLet-

DAYTON, March ..
GoI'p.-Gold having declined during tho week
to 1881 has had the effect 10 prevent large pur
chases of goods. Buyers still expecting a further
decline are not purchasing more than mere neces
saotcs, United states securities are quoted as fol
lows 1905 Ss b-9os Coupons of 'GS fm,. do of
W lui Banks are not discounting very Freely
regular customers and accomnOdation-but ont
side paper aust be No. l 70 receivo nitentinn
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SI~Dn. Morris vEGnrA irIE LIVER Pills

GSY DR. Morris VEGETA BI.E LIVER Pills
are constantly becoming more and more
popular. They are acknowledged to have
no rival in the cure of such diseases ms
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Fever of all
kinds. JaIlndicc. Costiyrncss, Pain in the
Stomach, Side, Head, Back, and Bowels.
Bilious Complaints, Loss OF Appetite, Sick
Headache, Scrofua. Scald Head, Rhcuna-
tism. Collie, Pleurisy, Pimples and Sores on
the Skin, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness
Of Spirits, Pain or Weakness of the Breast
Diseases of Spine and ksdneys, Sore Ewes,
Diarrhca or Dyscntery, Cold, etc.
Most of the abovC-llamcd diseases may be
prevented by takilg Dr. Morris VEGE-
TABLE LIVER PILLS in season, or when the
liver becomes first deranged, which carry
Off through the bOwlcs and the sccrctions
of the skin and kidneys, those poisonous
huinOrs that clog the stomach, bowels. and
skin, and become accumulated in the blood
There has been as great progress in sci
ence, and especially in that of medicine,
within the past few years, rs there has in
the arts. To such perfection have they
brought this science, that the medicinal
properties are condensed and concentrated
into the resins or salts of the plant which
they extract from it, and leave the inert or
woody matter. The old mode of extracting
these medicinal prOpertics-by boiling for
a long time In watcr--is found, in most
eases, to render the medicinal qualities
wholly inert, or even dccOmposing them.
DIR. MOTIFS VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS are
composed of chemical vegetable extracts
mostly from plants growing in our own
country; some of these plants have direct
action on the liver, Others upon the skin,
others on the kidneys, and others upon the
towels and lungs. 1t is by Il peculiar
chemical combination of all these extracts
that these Pills are made, possessing the
most extraordinary efficacy for curing the
above named diseases.
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ARREsTED.-The Cincinnati Commercial
OF this morning says; ''One John Miller
was arrested, at Dayton, and brought to
this city yesterday, by one Of Marshal
Sands deputies, for having in his possession
thirty-four pieces of counterfeit fifty cent
currency, and counterfeit $50 Treasury
note. He will be examined on the 10th
instant
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DIR. StriclSland's
| MORE. COUGH BALSAM

Is warranted to be the only preparation
known to cure Coughs Colds, lloarscncss,
Asthma, WhoOping Cough, Chronic Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. Be-
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, it Is
healing, softening, and eXpectorating, aud
particularly suitable forall affections of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere jams
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Gnoci1Y ASb NORTON srpRr FoR sALE.--
No, 3l6 Third street between Main. and
IeilorscIS Rudesiu q Doyle wishing % sell
their stock, and give possession mmodi-
atelY. febl3-tf
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Thursday, = March 8. 1866.
City Democratic Convention.
To be He'd at Huston EIall.
saturday evening, March 70, s0o

Meetings were held IN the several Wards
of the csty, last evening" for theo appoint
ment Of delegates to the Dcnosratic Con-
vcntion- 20 be held at Huston HALL. to-mor-
row eYeuiug, to nominate Il ticket for city
officers. Tile following delegates were ap-
pointed, and the follpwing nominations
for Ward officers; ~ r-rr, -s--
TflYN FiRsr WARD iH
Detegates.-4John Busltwiler, Dr. e. Con-
way. II. g, Graves NJ. Bonberger, Henry
Stork, V. Achey, Thomas Sherlock, Henry
IIiser. William Dickey, Adam Conway.
Attewdtes. Peter Brandle, james Toben,
Patrick Toohy.
Ward CdHdiddtes.-Council. ]. B. Gilbert !;
School Board, Albert Becbe; Assessor, John
Hester. .ra-H1 a...l
.. SECOND WARD.
; iDeiegdtes---,I. A. Walters. q. }. Berringcr
j j. Belvlle, Marcus Eells. John Greer,
DE Camp Brccount Adam Snyder. Jolisl
Windsor W, II. Gillespie, George Cramcr,
Jr. t..f +, .s,t
der; School Board, j. j. Belville Assessor,
Thomas A. Wise; Executive Committee, w.
III. Gillespie. 10 '.H.
IoU dommute.-Adam 'snydcr, John
Greer, Phillip Weaver. George Cramer Jr.,
NJ. j. Fitzpatrick, o. j. BGrringer.i j. II.
Baggott VIII. Gillespie, John ~ McMa-
non. ls s.aA li7 sa1n44, 1i O. l
THIRD WARD. t.I--.r
Delegates--W- M. -Ilippard, w. II. Bel
vile, Il. Lindsey, w. III. KGnney, Anthony
WohL John Grccnabaum, Wesley Lease
Charles Corp, N. N. Stiley, T.. Thompson.
Ward dpdiidtcS.--COuncil,.G George Her
big; School Board, Epli'aim lndslcy: As
SCISSOR, Henry Huesnan; Executive Com
mttee, Il. Thompson.
FOURTH WARD.
Delegdtes-J. Cathcart, j. G. Cain, Lewis
Motter, E. y. Pryor, c. p. Huber, William
Iielfrich. David Gilbert, NJ. "A. Richmond
Joseph Rchling Moses ,WOgaman.
Ward CdWliddtes.--Council,E Il. A. Pryor:
Assessor Horace Whitley Executive Com
nittee, j. G. Cain.
FIFTH WARD 2.1H.
Delegdies---P. l.. Snyder, Ezra Thomas
A. G. Underwood William Davy, George
Slaglt, Jesse Darlington, l.. Snyder, VIII
liam Patton, Theodore L. Smith, NJ. WOr-
man. sls-s tHiE.1.5. 1aaHIir..f I
Bmd Cdndidates Council, NJ. wormnn;
school Board, john If. Balsley; Assessor,
james 5. Lemon; Executive Committee,
William Patton d- (
SIXTH WARD, .a..4,
Deleyates-G George w, Preston. a. Fred
Decker, a. Barlow, c. Shank, w. Joy, John
tman, Johu Lcas. F
Ward Candtiates.-Sclool Board W. r..
Bennett; Assessor john i1ucas. mp
sEvENtHwARD.
Delegdtes-G. Unger, N. l.. Aull c. Rike,
]. Ware. J. Coihonr, G. Ncibert II. Bed
lies, II. Maugc, g. IIcllwig j. Brady
AUegHdteS--P. lIaunaucr, NJ ScliInci, T..
Long j. llerold, G. Groncnthal.
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Business Notiets.
DYSPEPSIA! !

DIR. STRICKLAND's

TT. Nlklth LAND .
~-@ ToNIC is cOnccn-
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs with
!, ntiacids and carmnativcs to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. IL is n
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndiges-
tiOn. Norvoushrss, Loss Of Appetite, Acidi-
ty of the stomach, tlatulcncy and Debility
II is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
.uitcd for Weak, Nervous, aud Dyspeptic
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
Svherc at 81 per bottle.
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rI- AS INVALUABLE REM EpY.--None.
except those who have suffered all the hor-
rors of threatened Consumption, can fully
appreciate the value and efficacy of DIR.
HALLS BALSAM-a sovereign remedy In
all the various stages OF this invcil dreaded
lispnsn
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liEAMUsENIENTs.


The OPera-IIOuse.--Mr Mccullough,
: rendition OF Aac6eA last evening, at the Opera
: House, WINS one Of The finest specimens of tragic
acting That VIC have ever witnessed here ~ any.
where else. His conception OF the text was fault
less MS reading perfect, and his bearing upon the
stage won the admiration of all present We re-
gard him as an actor of great promise and as one
VINO is destined to hold high position in his pro-
Iesslon' Of ono thing are well convinced and
mat ls that his role is tragedy Casting every
thing else aside he should carefully cultivate hs
hne talents in this direction. Mrs Perry was ex
cellent as Lddy Macbeth, as she always IS In every
. thing she undertakes In the dramatic line we
were greatly pleased with Mr. Duncan's rendition
OI the character OF NdcdUf. We never saw him
appear to better advantage Despite the criti
eisms SO frequently made In regard TO this GENTLE
man, from another ce he is as an actor of the
} highest merit, and has greatly contributed TO the
interest of dramatic representations in this city
ana we know that the public so regard him The
other leading characters In the play were very
creditably sustained.
Tonight Mr. Mccullough will appear as Hamlet
IA character that we regard as the crowning eff.
fort Of the immortal Board OF Avon" That he
VIII sustain his already well-earned reputation,
we have no doubt lie will he supported by Miss
"eorgle Telbin, young lady of high dramatic
reputation, as Opheiia. The patrons of the drama
may he assured of rare intellectual entertain
mcnt tonight
bcckci HRII.-Thc Grand Tablcaux of Irc
land win be exhibited at Bcckc Hall on this and
tomorrow evenings. II is said to be one of thc1
most attractive exhibitions eNtant II will wen
repay a visit
DEATH or JUDGE MATTHEws.-Our read |
ers will be panied to learn of the death of
lion. FIrCH j. MATTHEWS, who died at his
residence in this city, last evening. Judge
MATTHEWS had resided in Dayton for the
last two or three years, and by his kind and
genial nature had made many warm friends.
For several years prior to his removal to
Dayton he was Judge ofthe Superior Court
of Franklin comfy, position which he
iilled with eminent ability. As lawyer
he occupied the first rank in his profession.
Judge MATTHEWS was lincal descendant
a grandson or great-grandson of john
FITcn, the invcntorofthc steamboat.
-
CHANGED BASE-A. Democrat requests
us to state that the Vallandigham City Con-
vention will be held in Huston Hall. not
Clegg's Hall, and that Captain William
Patton will not be Il candidate for any
thing. What pity journal.
or course the above is a manufacture ont ;
of whole cloth. A Republican requests
us to say that it was ut the suggestion of
the Standardization candidate for
Mayor.
-
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NEW YORK. March money easy at
90 per cent Sterling duh mt l0sE@10Sif. Gold
declining to 1871 y. and closing at biz Govern
mcnt Stocks quiet and steady
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( rIrDr, DIR. StricIIIand's
rI'IGfEs. 'Gf PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the worst eases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
dlate relief and effects a permanent cure.
Try it directly. It is warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists ut 80 cts. per
bottle.
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''Oanstt thou not minister 10 Il mind diseased,
And, with some sweet obyious aptidote
Cleanse the foul bosom Of the perilous stun
That weighs upon The heart ?"
Certainly; PLANTATION BrrTERs will do
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Dyspepsia, Headache, Dullness, Ague
and Low Spirits must yield TO the health
giving and genial influence of the PLANTA-
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g7- Those who have suffered from Scroi-
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the BloOdsNyill find SCovILL's BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRuP invaluable, rs it will cleanse
the Blood and permanently eradicate from
the system the cause of the disease, thereby
i"storing health, and vivacity'to the sys-
Q a.
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thousands, without being arrested In lis
progress But brighter day Is coming and
has come TO successfully arrest this disease
Aliens Lang Balsam Is making truly re-
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For sale 10y the Dealers In Family Medi-
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"a Take Biolrenc aud defy Fever and
Ague. This glorious vegetable tonic forti-
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WANTED, -Four good girls, 10 work l
the Dining room, at the Phillips Hens,
Apply Immediately 10 the PrOpri6ton g f.
Mar 7-tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-26
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

The Washington correspondent of
the Boston Transcript says: Some important
information showing the completely of Davis
with the assassination plot, which was on file
In the War Department can not now be fOund
The provision in the PostOf1ice Bill,
requiring government advertising ordered in
Washington to be given to two papers having
the largest circulation, viii save to the Treas
ury at least from SG0,000 to $50, 600 per an
mum. --r f..Z -4s rrf
The Military Committee will soon re-
port a bill for the equalization of bounties,
giving each soldier who has not received his
bounty SlO0 per year. This viii require the
appropriation of 500, 100000.
The Postmaster General has, during
the last month, ordered postoffices to be
opened as follows: In Virginia, 43: North
Carolina, so; South Carolina, 8; Tennessee, 25:
West Virginia, 8; Georgia, 10; Arkansas 8;
Texas, 81. .-...
The Asst Sec. of the Navy will cross
the ocean in the MiantOnOmah 70 personally
present the Emperor OfRussia the resolutions
OF Congress eongratulating HIM on his escape
from assassination. Captain Fox will also ex-
aiming and report upon the condition Of the
nayies OF Europe. lla -,.
The Mexican republicans In Washing
ton fear that Santa Annals return of Secreta-
~ Stewards visit indicates that ON his return
to EfexicO he may replace Macmillan by a
nominal republican government guaranteeing
the French debt.
The Commercials speciai says the
President has signed the amendment to the
habeas corpus act. This act is intended to
protect civil and military officers of the gov
from malicious prosecution for acts |
committed during the civil war in the dis |
charge Of their duty, or in obedience to Or |
iers,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-26
PEKSONAL.

Gen. Sherman arrived in. st. Paul
on.Sunday last.
The Senate has confirmed the noml-
nation of w. Calvin Brogn, of New York, az
Consul at Augsburg, and Frank swan, OF
Ohio, as Consul at Naples.
The family of the rebel General Al
bert Sidney johnson, who was killed at the
battle of Shiloh, are reported to be IN destl-
tute circumstances in California, and the peo-
Die of Texas are contributing for their relef.
Mr.. Strenhouse, editor of the Salt
Lake Telegraph, and Mr.. Taylor, agent for
Mormon emigration, arrived IN New York on
the 18th. from Utah, To prepare for the recep-
ton of about 5000 MOrmOns, to arrive from
Europe this summer.
MIR. Smythe, the new collector OF
New York. entered upon the duties of his po-
sition on the 10th. The old deputies we're re-
appointed, and there has been no changes OF
subordinates TINS far.
Secretary Seward arrived at his home
in Auburn, n. Y, on the evening Ofthe 10Th.
He received the congratulations OF his iTiends
and neighbors the next day, which was the
sixty-fifth anniversary of his birthday.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-26

Gen. Santa Anna arrived st Elizabeth
port, n Y, on the 10Th, by the steamer deor-
gia, from st. Thomas. He is accompanied py
several South Americans. 1t is understood
that the object of his coming here ! 10 unite
his efforts with those of tho liberal party OF
Mexico 10 expel Macmillan. He declares he
is not seeking for power, but will place NM
self under the lead of JuareZ. On the contrary,
official documents which have been placed II
the hands of Secretary Seward by MI. homero,
the minister to Mexico, atsNashlngton, feVeh
the fact that Santa Anna was warm advocate
of monaTchal form of government III Iha1
country, and is now a warm adherent OF MAX
imilian.
A suit has been commenced IN the
Massachusetts Supreme Court, by Nj. nj. way,
of Roxbury. claiming 600 damages from
John l.. Dame and four other persons, WHOM
he charges with inficting injuries and lndlg
mites upon his peraon, as leaders OF MOD 81
who surrounded his house on the mig ht OF Ihe
I8th of April 1865. The affair appears to have
originated from doubts OF Ways loyalty. lie
was compelled to nail y flag 30 his house, make
a loyal speech, and was considerably hustled
about on the occasion.
It is understood as the result of Sec
retary NcCulloch's visit TO Fortress Monroe,
| mat President Johnson has directed the sur
| econ of the post TO make a special report OF
| the health Of JEFF Davis, as 1t Is conhdehtil
| said that the unceasing tramplng and
changing of the guards around his cell, has
nrevented him from enjoying at any time
more than two hours unbroken sleep, and thai
| his health is rapidly falling. He expressed
extreme pleasure when the news OF his lndlct
| ment reached him, confident that speedy
action in his case will soon follow.
The st. Paul Pioneer says that all the
| iron reduired to complete the railroad IRON
that cit1 to st. Cloud and enough for tWent!
| miles of the main line Of the st. Paul ~ ia
| cific Railroad. west of Minneapolis, mas DeeI
| purchased. over four thousand tons OF Ih'
/ IRON are now on the way from New YORK In
/ number of passengers carried over the com
| Melted portion of this road in April OF thl
wear was 1858, an increase over the SAM
| month last wear of nearly three Thousand
The freight business has Increased III cor
responding ratio.
An immense body of men and wo
men attended the Fenian demonstration a
Jones' Wood on the 18th. Still only the OMa
honey faction thus far acknowledge the Or
GA nizer. as stephens Is called. The Robert
men vet stand alOof. These men numbe
thousands, and there is supposed to be On
little prospects of a nniOn here, even upo
;he ouestion of national sovereignty. IN
examination Of the treasury of the OMahone
man bv direction Of Stephens, says the Post
shows that only $500 remain, but by sellln
the lease of the Union Square Headquarters
the sum of SII coo could be obtained. liner
is a deficit of $50, coo. which none OF the me
who ought to know the facts, Will explain.