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II men.
II WASHINGTON, April II, 1860
/ Tho flying naval squadron for duty in the Eastern
yaters has finally been determined upon and is con-
list Of the sidewheel steamer De Soto nine guns flag
hp); the clad Mantonomah four guns the double.
ndcr Shamrock, guns: the doube-endcr Ashuelot
oven guns the sdewheel steamer Augusta, nine guns;
he doubleender winooski guns (already rous
sor Eastport Me) and steamer Don, guns. The
1uadron will be commanded by commander, with the
ank Of Acting Rear Admiral. Tho squadron is To leave
Or their rendezvous, Eastport, Me- by the 3oth inst
nd will remain at that place until the Fcnan excitement
here is at end after which will proceed to the Gulf
St Lawrence. Bay Chaeur, and other points the
british North American coast to protect the American
ahiDg vessels
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The police have gained information Of suspected par
ties, and the arrest Of all implicated will probably soon
take place.
British Troops at st. John and 81. Ste
phens.
ST. JOHN, N B. April H. 1860
Her Britannia Majestys steamship Simeon arrived
here to-day with the First battalion Of the Twenty
second regiment from Malta.
CALAIS, Me-, April II, 1866.
Three hundred regulars expected at st. stephens
TO- morrow, and 4 similar number at St. Andrews
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News from, Te1as.

tALvksrO>, April ~, 1900
General Gregory has returned from tour In the -
terror He reports that vigorous plantation work s
oessfu and the crops vii be the largest raised Ia
the State.
Comm ssioncrs leave Galveston to-day 70 report the
constitution and the ordinances Of the Convention
10 the President
The people Of Texas dsplesscd because the peace
proclsrnatIon does not include Texas
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GEN. MEADE GONE TO EASTp0RT.
'C0ETINUED SCARE AT ST. ANDREWS.
--~>~~-~>>>>-->~
Troops and GunbOats Rein
forcing the Place.
A Fenian Fleet Of Fifteen Vessels Ready
to be Launched on the Lakes.
Secret Trial Of Murphy and
His Men.
|SOME OF THE TESTIMONY OBTAINED.
ADDITIONAL ARRESTS IN TORONTO.
lin American Naval SQuadr0n Of Seven Vessels
Secret Trial of Murphy and
His Men.
some OF THE TESTIMONY OBTAINED.
ADDITIONAL ARRESTS IN TORONTO.
In American Naval Squadron Of Seven Vessels
to Guard Our Neutrality.
10. &c. &c.
General Mcnde Gone to Enatn

General Meade Gone to Enstport.
PHILADELPHIA, April II, 1865
General Meade and staff left for Eastport Maipe TO-
ay 1t is supposed in connection with the Fenian move
nents there.
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New ORLEANS, April ~, 1893
There k much alarm about The icvecs on account
Of the high water above is feared that the whole
Lower Mississippi will be overnowed Heavy rains have
injured the cotton seed which poor and much land
must be repanted.
The wife OF Ex-Governor Harris of Tennessee, here
her way 10 Mexico She has letter from President
johnson, saying no passport vas necessary but the
Provost Marshal required H.
Emigrants 10 MEXICO numerous Several new
steamers Advertised TO sail for Vera Cruz
An agent " here soliciting subscriptions for Lees pro-
feseorshp In the Washington College, Virginia
West India shipping has been released from quaran-
tine
The total OF deaths for the week IL ios There M
tendency 10 any psrculAf disease and the city per-
fectly healthy though crowdsd
The post Of Por Hudson Win be broken mp and the
works disInsntled.
The Eighth Illinois infantry and ,he Nineteenth Penn
sylvania cavalry OF the Louisiana State garrison have
arrived here for muster out
The Methodist Conference Is discussing the Daggett
with closed doors
The nrst race to day. niic heats BY Sarah X
and the second three mile heat by General Rousseau
Time Of the htter, 6Sl
Mayor Monroe and Alderman Nixon have gone to
Washington for pardon.
General q. Beauregard elected Pres dent OF the
New Orleans and jackson Railroad to-day
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SECOND DESPATCH.

NoHN"AiAs " w. hVfh ~, lcoo
Upon the close Of the proceedings to-day the mags-
aes with great good nature revealed on the street all
ai had transpired There have been four witnesses
nder examination. One, WEIGH, OF Oakvils, near
,ron,o testified ths. Murphy had asked him to sell the
,nds Of the Irish republic and that he Murphy had
ID that twenty-five thousand dollars had been sub
ribei in Toronto for the OF Trsh Independence
Detective spence testified that last H. Patrcks
AZ Murphy had made seditious speech and had said
% twenty-five thousand dollars had been sent from
,tbnto 10 0Mahony.
Mr. orr Of the Toronto Glo,> testified that becported
speech alluded 10 by Spence, but unable 70 say
neither Il was legally reasonable IL seemed 10 have
at tendency
Cullen, one q tho prisoners, examined, but re-
.sed 70 crimina,e himself
Colonel Wheeler acts In the most reckless manner On
ssing from the court he turned 70 Judge Jarvis
ID said thrcaieningly, ~ shall owe you something,
b." He openly Acknowledges his connection with Fe-
anIsm, and says that sweeny Will be here TO lib
ate him
Ex-Attorncy Genera Macdonald the prisoners counsel
obliged 10 leave for Ottawa tonight IL s uncertain
DO will succeed him a. counsel for the defence.
Ispar, Of the st. Albans raiders, IA here staying
tth the Sheriff
Irhe whole Of the volunteers are 10 be retained until
close cf the trial. probably unit, the FIRST Of June
The apprshensions Of a raid subsding.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
senate.
EyESisg SESSION.
ALpA.Y Aurit n Isgl

NH@s'i AfiN - A7Fp
incorporating IN. Tradnr. Erchanre Incorporating
the Bond DEPOSIT Company % New YORK 10 faiIftAfr
the CONSTRUCTION u tls Whitehall and iaiisbars Raj
road appfopnaiss go 900 per mile FOR ninety nles
passed. BY - TO > To AID Ia the cons,ru,ton ~ no
Albany aud Husgushanna Railroad u stpru-
pirates tsCo0o for the relief ol General NafI
y Burnett. II spwopnais- g. 900 Incorporating no
thofitng the appointment ~ cenus - ts an ssylan
for the ibssne on the Hudson fOf railroad bstEeeD
tho village o. Jsfnass and HemPsissd IN Queens
county The Hudson Avenue fiifo0kygl Railroad bill
Relative 70 the Brooklyn and Nassau Ealro-i Com.
panics The brooklyn aud Gresnpoint Avsnus Railroad
Incfcase their capital stock Authorizing ne oty Il
Bunso 10 borrow t1DOOp b subsorbe 70 the capital
stoes u ,hs BaffAo and wAshnstoo Railroad Company
charges against onncers liabs - - removed ~ No
Governor. To limit the Ilabniiy of ihnssepsu
IN. sssNra ship Canal bn wAs .msna~d ~ az 10 pro
vide that The shall Ets effect until tor u
locss on the Ere ard Osvsgo cansi- shall have bssn
hundred fee, long ami iseniy three fet side
cs.Haat rILsoao
The Central RAroai Fare hiil was ordered 20 thri
reading A motion tbAi have ~ third reading lnlme.
dia,sly requiring tso-thIris Vy,s, uas iosi-ltNs
recess vas ,Afen
AFTERNOON aIsarow
rus SEu rOsK Crr soab
The feratS In Committee - The Whole tnot ~ Tor
oonsidersil0n TIE Chnsopbsr street Crufstgrn raj.
road gundry arendnscbts made ir cosumties
and the ba ordered - be reported " the senate
Tvs rsnsNstutsD H1tp.
The rndsfsrguhd Railroad bill uas nsrt taken ap anf
varmly Advocated by NJ Lgs, AMI otI-aoi ~ Haasss
ts.r Z q c1s.rI' rsYsss Hrrrsrr Won "a ssl,s,.
when nosi0n " report N the -ensis and rfn usSd
lts Ia1nage made and 80, ~ yeAs "a nays "a
prgru rHr cAg-9r0rs RatAoab HuL
M Hrsrmtr, ffspI q wyymins movsi W nfifs
oui al ne Arncn1nsnis made in tbs cOufn.uss - ne
Whole V the tfr~stOwr Railroad, rhich .n earrc1--
yeas H. nays IL
ne rsnss then f~fasei 10 order ne hu W a tsifd
reading ~ The foiio-ing s0ts
Ayes-nsssrs Address, B.rrstt cAsss~rs. csuin. =. .
f0FufN gniaffi HumtAfey. ENns fafayHs rAEHf1fi
.uthsylsaf sni Niiiaas-d
reyss- ssssrs Canned cornsM cra~isy Faisrs 90
sor, nsyt IL Fse. Lot, IDw ~. q warphf y huftsf
foassil Pisrsca. s-sslors vlbsr aiyi sss o-i-1
The President s>,iaf~d TIE bIi iost
sr Lru. frep ~ y " moved " reoorsifer ne rose
.ying ha ols~ct 80 " Al Ne p.yfy~f TINS 40
srenfrsrt re4uifng nrs hsnfrsf tt0asanf collars "
10 p.d frf The fr.n,hne IN n saual annas lnsaslrsn0
sn,grd ns W pfososuoo rsfs ~ sr A sts~Ari
The t~nsts fsfasef n ecfsifsr by To fole. ~ yoss
sni The rresSsh, ssclsfsi ths hi assin Iosa
rrst-ssssss sssSssl cAsmssrr g~4ss1 HsmpAr.,.
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private despatch 10 the agent q the Associated
Press here says thcre truth In the report of the
death Of Ole Bull the celebrated vioinst and that he
has not been IN Quebec for years.
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Mrs. Jen. Davis In Montreal-Ths Sop
posed Deering Murdsrer,

Mrs Jefferson Davis IL In Montreal
The supposed accomphoe In the Deering murder, who
sied London has been remanded until Thurs
day 10 hear from the authorities
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The Fenian SisterhO0d Fair-Speech o
Head Centre O'Mahony.


Last night quite excitement created at the Ger
mania Assembly Rooms Bowey by the appearance OF the
Head Centre. He was at once beseged by the "fair'
ladies Of the fair and had TO contribute largely to the
several stalls tables. In obedience TO general mob
Of the assemblage,
Mr.. STEPHEN j. MEANY and called the meeting to
order He said the Head Centre, the true and tired
friend Of the Brotherhood in America, present. and
he would not presume to do than say that John
0'Aahony would speak few words. (Cheers)
Colonel O'MAHosY rose amid repeated cheering He
said:Ladies and Gentlemen, Fenan sisters and Fen
Brothers-Though II would be out Of place for TO
trcpas upon you with long DISCOURSE interrupt the
patriotic nay the pious. work n which you engaged
still cannot leave this hall without returning you my
thanks the part OF brothers In Ire
land In whose cause and for whose support
you assembled TO- night (Appanse.) ! trust
that your abors will bear fruit worthy OF the patriotic
intentions that them and that this Brotherhood
and this Sistcrhood Will continue TO labor still and
still earnestly and up the holy I'LL Irc
land takes her place among the nations independent
and fre. thecrs) This brotherhood and this Sister
hood are not built upon men, They shall not perish
with individuals. tCheers) They are built upon high
and holy prncipes-upon that ovo OF Ireland and ha-
tired of English oppression tina. are the predominant
progress and prosper until the Irish people proclaim
passions In every true Irish heart Chcers The Fenian
brotherhood progresses and prospers spite OF all obsta
ces and will 10 the world that Ireland free and that
honor and glory have been gained by the pride o! the
people or Banba. Great cheerng)
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The Trial at Corn wall.

CORNWALL, W, April II. Is65
Contrary TO all expectations the magistrates at their
,eetng this afternoon decided by advice Of Crown At
,rncy Pringc TO conduct the examination Of the sus
cctcd Fcnans with closed doors
EI-Attorney General John Macdonald, A. counsel for
pnsoncrs protested against tho proceedings being
dvate aludng to the fact that all the recent political
ias in Ireland had been open to the public Great
,dgnation Is felt al this extraordinary and unprccc-
snted action the part Of the magistrates II 10
slieved from the present aspect Of the case that
,nsiderabe number Of additional arrests eontem-
lated.
Il Is reported that gentleman, for many years
c,cd with the press has been sent for from Montreal
Id will reach here to give evidence against the
risoners undor Q subpoena
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WASHINGTON, April II, 1860.

Our Naval Squadron to Watch tho Fe.
mans and Protect American Fisher
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There no perceptbs change for The better 90 N
line There are Sarcsh third Of the proper com.
plement o. cars runnngo % the line and esfh lsav.
ing the Astor House heavily eishted that 9TH
the svkvardncs Of The hands there 10 cons1srsble
delay IN settins up town rhsre was . runor smosg
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sLUcuEl srRErr LINE.

Al nine A. ~ yesterday there were thirty four car
running on this line almost the fuli complement Ths
drivers all new, and this above all other roads IN
the city remarkable for the frequency of s tarnng
there small snount of collisions oocurng durlns
each uip. The oomAny has made no proposal 10 ths
men, who still bold ouI
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DENsION OFFICE, MARCH 2, 1866

TO all l0hOn u may concern:
Application having been made under the act Of June
a. $780, for the reissue Of the described Land
warrants, which alleged to have been lost de-
stoye notice Il hereby given that at the date follow
ing tue description Of each warrant certificate
Of lks tenor will be issued, II valid obJee-
tiOn shall then appear:
No for 100 acres issued under the act Of March
1850 in the Of Thomas Wallace and was granted
January 10, 1851, May %, 1855. mh6-laWl2W
No 8s M for 100 acres issued under the act Of March
s. 1850 In the name Of Lucy Whitoomb, widow OF Jesse
whitoomb, and was granted April 20, 1850 Jupe p
1865. milo
No l2O5 for so acres Issued under the act Of March
s. 1888, In the name VI James Phbes and was granted
November 10, 1888 June 10. 1885, nb27 7-lAwl2w
No % Tor 100 acres Issued uudeT the act Of March
1863 in the name " Judith, widow OF DAsid Pler
and was granted October 20, 1850. Ju u, 1855 AIS
No 1000 for ~ acres Issued der the act OF beptem
beT 1900 In the Of Jane AEnew, widow Of Samuel
Agnew, and was granted February ~, ls52 August
II, 1896. myls-lawl2w
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UTAsHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, AM
TINE TABLE
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

-au WAsrfraror March as 1885
Trains bsiwssn WASHINGTON snd BALTl MORE, and
WASHINGTON AND THs WEST are now run as FOL
qll-' lsr FOR BALrmoRx
Leave daily, except Sunday, al eso, Tso, ana lilo
g. m, and 245, 80. and 7.so Pm. f,5i5ahn14
FOR ALL wkY srATroNs,.8 sal
Leave daily. sxssp. sundsy,ss Q % .. y. and -
SoR WAY STATIONS SOUTH oY AssAroIis JUNO
Leave at 0 and % q. m and ct q 4s and as y.
m. daily, except Sunday. '1'
.,Y.Fa r5r FOR AHHAPoLIs rfF
Leays at % and T. 80 a n, .aa & 20 D. N. 10 tran
70 or from Annapolis on Sunday. he1
ON SUNDAY.
ron BALrfMoRR.
Leave al T. 80 a. m. and ai5 and !. 50 pm. r.
' FOR WAY sTAT1oHG A
Leave at Tso q. m. and a45 ,. m. 7H tf.H 40
.f.. FOR ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST.
Leave daily, szssp, Sunday, al 7,so q N. and xso
On Sunday, At SOP m. only, connecting d Relsy
Station with trains from Bsihmors 10 wheeling. Par
through ticket. 10 the Yves, can 10 hsd At Ii. wash.
we'll As at the new onse in the American rsisgraph
Buiiding Pennsylvania avsnus, between Four-and-a-
For New Yeri, Philsdslphia and Bo.ion, sss .dvsr-
tisement Of Through Line"
~ .T7 iw,sP sMIrH,
Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ COLI,
... r.. 90 General Ticket Agent
,. GEO. g. KoosIz, Agent ,
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A ENCOURAGEMENT EXTRAoR-
IA DINARYllI


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an,, BY ANY oTHRR ROUTE

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remseersoeIg me ~
IA RishnOnd al a % = n,, aaOrdiis anelo 1Ro for
breakfAst and connseiion with the Riehmond and Dan.
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depot d ne PhiiSdsipha, WI shstoa and BsitinorS
Railroad Company, Broad and Prime streets In Balu-
more, al the Camden station OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. In Washington, at the OOmpany's
once, the corner Of PennsyyAnia avenue and Sixth
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nj EW W RKS .-- -
~ ~ IN ThR gREsS on r
Z MRssRs. TICKEoR FIELDS,


], Life q Josiah aqiney, Of Massachusetts ~ his
2 The Origin aud History Of the Books Of the Bbis.
By CALVIN B. Stowe D. D. . .I' 81
g. Blslow Papsrsi second series. By James Russell
Z Royal Truths. By Henry Ward Bseehsr. 'ii
Q. summer Rest By Gail Hamilton. f'T 10
9 The Picture Of 81 John. By BayArd Taylor
y LIE and Letters Of James o. PsreivAL By Jaius
q The Yankee in Canada, 40 By Henry D. Tboreau.
o. Ths Complete Posteal Works Of Mss Muloeh. In
10. spare Hours SIS second series. By pn.yoAp Brown.
H. pHt, seaah0rs ldyl, aud other poems By George
H. Journal Of Travels in Brazil By Professor and Mrs.
l9 Treasures from the Prose works Of John Miitou.
H. Complete Prose Works Of John O. Whittier New
edition.
IS Rainbows for Children. New edition
ie breathings Of Better Life. gdtod by Lucy Lar.
com. .HsH
II Lectures on Greece, Ancient and Modern. By the
late President Pelton. ~ -CI-,I--stI K -"
la Boys History Of England. By Charles Klngslsy.
~ Christapa Rosett's Poems. D.
20 Stories Of Many Lands. BY Grace Greenwood.
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
In RAILROAD-lB6S.

Passenger Station in ssw York. TwOniy Seventh
street and Fourth avenue.
Entrance on Twenty seventh street.
TRAINS LRAVB NEW YORK:
For New Haven, 100, 500 (Bx.l II. 50 g. m lalb
Ok 500 Ex:l StS, lSO and s % ok, J, ,. m. For
Bridgeport, 700, 500 ok }, l.sO a. M IL 10 (Ex D
600 lEx y 40, Z 80, 500 Ok N; Poi Milford and
neld, Southport and westport, 90 IL 80 m 346 80
p m. For NorwAlk, 90, g. 90 ok $50, II. 50 N, ;
Darisn. 100 $50 ll,sO a m S40, $50, 50 ,. m.
PoT Greenwich, 100, 80, H. 80 a. m. 945 80, 80.
COPE FSI Stanford. 90, 500 QEx $50, nso
lEx) p. For POrtchssteT and intermediate stations
100, 80, llSoA. nj s45, LSO, $50, ESQ. 100 p, m
CONNECTING TRAIAs
For Boston via Springfield, 90 m. (Rx SEQ (hx D
sOOp N. For Boston via shore Line, l2l1 lex j. 800
p N. Per Hartford and Springfield, 500 [Ex a. m. !
l2lo, soc lBx), 500 p. m. For conheetieut River
Railroad, 500 m. (BK IL 10 p. m 10 Montreal, 500
z N. % Northampton. Gor Hartford. Providence and
fishkill RailIOAd' 8 90 (Bx nj 12I5 p. m. Por
New Haven, New London and stOainstOu R.ilread At
90 a. m l2l5, 500, 500 p, IN. For Canal RAilroad
~ is p IN. to Northampton. For HousAtonic Railroad
500 a. IN. For Naugatuok Railroad, 500 A. mi 500 D.
m. For DAnbury and Norwak Railroad, 700 so a. M,
Conmodious sleeping cars attached to m train, D..
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