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ME'XIC0.
THE CAPTURE OF PUEBLA By THE IIBERAI!s-MAxi.
MILAN OFFERS TO SURRENDER.

THE CAPIURE OF PUEBLA By THE lIBERMs-mAxf-l
MILAN OFFERS TO SURRENDER.
" rpLKeRAPH TKIBusE
NEW ORLEANS April l9.-Advces fom Maiamo-
ros the 18th report that the Liberals had captured
Pueba and iaxmilian had offered 10 surrender, buc
his oyertures were rejected the Liberals refusing to
grant the terms demanded by Maxmilian.
TIE LIBERALS NOT DEFEATED AT QUERErARo-DE'
NAL OF OTHER IMPRRIALIsT srATEMENTs-REvo-
LUTIONARY MOVEMENTS.
SAN Francisco, April 1.-THE report that tho
forces Of Macmillan had succeeded In retiring from
Queretaro without being obliged 10 give battle ad mo
rllmor that portion Of the Liberal army had been de-
feated and that the Liberals suffering from lack
supplies are eontradcted by advices received mere
direct from the scene OF. war in Mexlee. Jns
statement that revolution had broken on1
III niso 'de denied % letters from President Juarez
ceved here to-day, make no mention Oh hIy uIs.uIv
coDsnl Cooley has received letter from Cen Corona
with reference to operations when t9ok lee 80
connossanco in force which brought on an ehG2srn'eno
that lasted eight hours and resulted ID drsing sne &
riasts from some OF their positions Ihe Liberals 'h~
gagged numbered 10000, and the Imperalists l9ooO
Cen Placido Vega was at Mazatian i9hs qSs i ~ ns
guise engaged in conspiracy against the ipeist e"s
ernuent His political friends were impressed wiz, vi"
belief that there was party IN ssiOa Isc pDp or
arms which were taken out from san Francesca w zen.
Vega, had been hidden in the mountains; VIII 's sssn
given up to Gen. Paras A letter nom Lower ,s sal-
forna gives an account Of an attemptsn @sst"
~ Artois landed at La Paz from Mazatlan and proclaimed
Nayarette the revolutionary exile, as Governor or me
state Announcing that would arrive at La IL Dy tno
steamer with 900 men, and reinstate himself While
on the way from San Jose TO La Paz DArtos enlisted y
took san Antonio by surprise taking the officials
OF the town prisoners From san Anioni9' no ha
marched 10 la Paz where he attacked the palace OF a
Coyernor but finding himself suddenly surronnoeo w
superior forces fled with small body OF followers "a
was pursued captured and 10 have been shot on th
9th Of April According the statement OF the faets re-
c.iyed here revolution petty affair IL ocnen-
plated scheme Of plunder by which American residents
as well would have suffered His d"sgbs were
| not countenanced by the Government OF Juarez Hs
story of the approach OF Eayarette without onnd-
4 ftpn
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

SENATE COMBINATIONS AND REFLECTIONS.
"
WASHINGTON, April 19-Ihe Senate to-1ay con-
flrIned the following nominations:
Of CtoplsHsnee Lawson, Eastern District haryHdi
Joseph X. Tyler, Buffalo Greek New-iork -.
UHed States AtorHoy-J L. Warren, Western Dd snnes'e.
Tand Mdrshals-J NJ Tonenty Western Dscs Tennessee
7. J. Heron District Of Louisiana.
Pension AgfHt-John 7. Clements, Macon City, Mo. -
PostmdsefsJohn Partridge Elton MARYLAND Joseph NJ BAIT '"
mngtOn Delaware A. b. Cspron Union spnrg ~ ~ Addison
Issessor Of inkraaI R,rHu,Th. J. Cypr siIth Dt
ofTennessee -. -. D.. "a, --
John N. eastman lid District Of Missouri.
NaraI Siorskeder-s l. Wales Washington, ID. G.
Cohsus-Coumbus Neaiy Of Illinois al TAhAseo George
SioHAn Of Michigan at sohheTin.
The Senate rejected the following nominations:
Collectors Of Internal RsroaHJohn W Davidson, Fnh DiHn
Missouri Marshall Ninth Diss1ot KshueiT Wm Johnsot
District Of Wisconsin; Alexander Crawford P1rst Ds' VI
Pennsyyania
Xsssssors Of Internal RofenVJob O. snabey Tenb Dhr
PeunsysaniA; II. r. Smith, Fourth District. Wisconsin
Cosad Oensrd-Gdon H. Hoisier Of Cincinnati ~ Havana
surveyor Of Custoss- Ms'hngton Jackson PhisdePhA
Naidt Of.ter-Robert Thompson PbiladelphA .,,,
POstmasersJohn Waren. Cincinnati Ohio; hattbe" htAha
Brookyn n. Y. Wn H. RehDngtoD WllsmsTor Penn Mm A
Boyce Newbugh. N T. Robert Young Lchfed III D. Pier'
Upper ssnduky. ohoi Wade DAVIS Van West ono Zee J.
. TeeuLfeh. Mich.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
KENTUCKY.


A UNION CANDIDATE WARNED BY REBELS.
nv rrlEsHAyH TRIBUNE.
MAYsvuLE, KY, April 19.-The Hon X. i. Bak1,
the Union candidate for Lieutenant Governor was pbc
vented from speaking at Germantown to-day by gatg
OF returned Rebels He warned that violence wond
he done him II lac made the attempt. Some buildings
fired by the desperadoos aud portion OF the tow
was destroyed
SANITARY CONDITION or THE FREEDMES.
LOUISVILLE April 1o.-Brig.'Gen John Ely, Assist
ant superintendent Of the Freedmcns Bureau in Ken
tucky in anticipation OF visitation OF cholera upon or
City this Summer has issued circular 10 the Freedme,
directing them TO place their dwellings In good sanitary
condition. advising unemployed Freedmen TO seek healthy
homes and employment in the country IN this and aoln
ing States The circular also desgnates places where
medicines and medical advice win be furnished them
gratis
The suit Of Ed. Reilly for to,oCo damages against
Horace Scott, Snpeuntendent Of the Jeffersonvile In
dianapos and Madison Railroad. and Detectives Big
Of this City and Dixon Of Chicago for fase imprisonment
and assault and battery tried by jury az Jefferson
vile, to-day. verdict OF % damages was returned.
Reilly arrested upon suspicion Of bcing concerned In
robbng the Railroad office Of t2ooo short time ago.
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THE HiYTIEV REFOLUTION.
THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT STILL IN POWER
DECREE OF BANIsHMENT AGAINST GEffRARD AND
HIS ERIRNns-STATE OE TRADE.

THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT STILL IN POWER
DECREE OF BANIsHMENT AGAINST GEffRARD AND
HIS FRIENDs-sTATE OF TRADE.
BY the arrival at this port of the brig w. Riley,
from Port Prince, adyices have been received from
that place the 9th inst being nine days later than tbs
dates previously to hand.
Nssage Saet persisted in declining the Presidency
and no fresh choice OF a Gefar bad been
made The Provisional Government continued 10 exer-
else the supreme power with the and APP
pr0ya OF the people The arrival Of Gen. Salmana fr tho
North was daily expected and nothing would be done n
the matter OF the Presidency until he reached Port am
Prince IL was thought not unlikely that he wenld be-
chosen As the military leader OF the insnrrectonaryT
outbreak of last July against Geffrards Government bo
has great consideration with the now trllnpDht parry
although he is not by means so popular personally,
as Saget. ,u-,, 49,,
The Provisional Government had published Hecreo
In the Moniter Hdyef banishing from Hayu IN peFpe-
fluffy the exPresident Gefrard his wife, his Children,
and hs grandchdren also Gen Coquiefe, and the pn'
cpa ministerial advisers Of Geffrard Others OF M prom
nent political supporters had been bamishe'l for Ten
years. Coquiere Colonel OF the Tirlenfr. VINO so
gaantly repused the attack on the national palace On
the I'D OF February He Is brave aud dasng oifcei.
OF considerable military attanments, and innSht VIZ.
the French IN the Crlmean war. decree bau aso Neh
published by the Government removing from ber PAGES
all civil and military officers promoted by GefadJor mo
part they took in suppTeSsng the nsurrecono ot rt Ju
In the decree banshing Geffrard, lie is called TRAITOR 10
Eyerythng was quiet in all the Departments Copsd-
erng the unsettled state OF the country trade was
bri a Prince, and there had been "a sDKhU
improy ement in the rates OF exchange.
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roads, with power 10 report complete. The haiIroaa
Committee then took Vandenbargh's Underground ROAD
which direct up Broadway and amended u so ths Ia
surface road shall that street five years wb nv
Underground Road is beng constructed senator ho"
alone dissented
The Quarantine bill which passed the senate 10
day, provides that the proposed building for the de
teon Of passengers coming infected vessels pu oe
actually sick, shall be built the West Bank put ~ ce
ecomes necessary use temporary site until tue
buildings erected, Barren Island may Oe nseu;
II also provides that boarding station OF the ealth
officer shall be the west end OF COney lslanu anu n
infected vessel shall be permitted to anchor Ill
Bay One hundred thousand dollars are Appropriated ior
these purposes. ,, ., 1,,,iora-
Frederic Kapp was confirmed Commissioner Oh bnisr"
ton by the Senate in Executive session To-Day
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XLrH CONGRESS.

By THLseRIpH THk TRIBUNE
sENATE-fExTRA sEssIoNl-wAsHNGToS, April 49,
PERSONAL.
Senator Wilson tRep., Mass has returned TO his
seat In the Senate.
PRINTING THE INDIAN REPoRT.
Mr. HENDERSON (Rep, MOI offered resolution that
there be printed the Of the Senate 1000 copies OF
the report OF the Secretary OF the Interior giving infor
nation of the number location. etc. OF the various In
dian tribes and 900 extra copies for the use OF the De
partment. 49,
The resolution was referred the Committee on Print
ing
On motion Of Mr.. WADE (Rep., Ohio the Senate went
into Executive Session.
COMMITTEE TO WAIT on THE PRESIDENT.
The doors being temporarily opened, Mr. ANTHONY
Usep., X. H. offered the following resolution:
soed That committee consisting 81 two members be appointed 70
Nt the the United States and inform him shat the
kfHste has resolution close m by Senn
Rtni W sssD Seses ~ sss Tss sne ~ Esy have tsHs
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE.

lBy Geographic blunder, fho Cable dispatch ~ onl
ssue Of YESTERDAY dated Berlin Apnl is, evening, ras
incorrect IL should have read az 70 lows;
THE LUXEMBURG QUESTION.
BIT ATlAxrrc rKIEsRkPH TRIsuSz
LONDON. April 1s-Eyenine. Berlin agency Oh
the Associated Press reports that the Emperor Napo'
leon is arming his forces aud strengthening hs m'ii-
tary posts on the frontier Large numbers OF horses
are being purchased, and the artillery will be Inme-
diately placed on a war footing. The reserves fon
next year will be called out the st OF May Prus
sia, on the other hand, is not active in Der Dhs
taIy preparations l
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EwYORK, SATURDAY, APRIL 90 1867.

further communications 10 make Senate viii at the dmenlmed d
journ without day.
The resolution was agreed to. A.,
The CHAIR appointed Messrs. Fessenden hP, MeJ
and Johnson Dem, Md as the committee.
The Senate then resumed its Executive session.
RESPONSE FROM THE PRESIDENT - 49,.
At subsequent stage Of the proceedings NJ An
THONY CRep r. ~, from the above named CoMnlltee, e.
reported that they had performed the duty asgIed 10
them and that the President had requested them 10 IN
form the Senate that he would oday make some nrer
Executive communications but that at present he knew
no reason why the Senate should not adjourn at tn me
fixed y the resolution OF the 18th inst The Senate TOOK
recess from until u o'clock.
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THE SOUTHERN PRESS CONVENTION.

ATLANTA, Ca. April 19.-The Southern Press Con-'
Venon after a harmonious Session Of three days so
ourned sine die at o'clock this afternoon 10 meet 40
Augusta, Ca. next year. The existing arranse"on. VIII
80, W associated Press continues. grand com
niimenfary banquet extended 10 the memeis 1 tA
nv tke citizens Of Atlanta. Speeches were made by
Pa - whttaker W. c. Claire, Hon. Erastas Brooks,
ten wright Hon r. l. Morris, Col Glenn anu oeness,
which were highly satisfactory oo'' 'e''"' "'''"
1rnm XaahngtOn this mOrnlng.
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BILLIARD MATCH.
AZ r.l.,sirs 10 ras rxisusE-

scursECrADy, N. Y, April ia match game of
billiards OF 900 points carom for 500 side played
~ The lard rooms Of Mr. Hornng in tins city TO night
Tbs ontestsnts were Buck salisbury OF Albany and
Orm Valentine OF Gloyersyite, Fulton County. Tho
game after close contest of about three hours waa
handsomely by Valentine by IA points The bettin
was very spirited at the opening of the game odds being
To favor of salisbury large number of specta-
tors present. including many 0f the prominent
billiard play erS OF the state
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THE SEWARD LAND AGENCY.

The Washington correspondent of The Boston Post
says
The existence of negotiations for the purchase by rea
ty Of England OF al British America west OF the eng
tude Of the Mississippi River telegraphed by me ast
night beginning to be limited in political circles with
increased certainty. Senator Sumner was inforndi OF
the prevailing suspicion in the premises to-day ana ln
mated that Ie should move q resolution OF inquiry II
further developments warranted behef that sush
treaty was pending My own information on the supect
il entirely correct as teegraphed last evening.
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THE FLOOD IN KANSAS.

o. rsLxsxAea rKIBuSN
Ir,vrywoRrU. Kansas April l9.-The Missouri
pvcr !, higher than at any time since 1884, and tho
,,ar ia atI ri,ing Farmers In the bottoms are moving
back Everything movable is swept away. Two miles
OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad, between wyandote and
~ Wans.s CIV has been abandoned, and passengers
tansss,y.d Nv boat The Omaha Union Pacific kaihoad
,acI IA coyered with water for miles and so badly dar
aged that will be- several weeks before ans esh run
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CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
sr rpLrsxlPu 10 SEE TRIBUNE.

WASHINGTON. April l9.-The following is state
ment OF the receipts for Customs from April TO is,
inclusive: Boston, sSl9ll 6S NewYork t2lscS7e ss,
Philadelphia, s2O4 is2 d; Baltimore $ilo9t IS New
Orleans April to g. $50 i3 OF; san Francisco March 10
l6 Sli2,70l 62-tOtd, t,9T4,769 81.
This statement shows decrease In the receipts sioee
the last exhibit at all ports excepting Baltimore wheso
there has been an increase $4,000 at New York tho
tecrease since the statement amounts 20 ss oco.
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OPENING or NAVIGATION on LAKE ER

OPENING OF NAVIGATION On LANE EkIE.
7 TRIBUNE
BUFFALO, April l9-1he schooner Republic, laden
with lime, for Toledo, was Owed hong the ice to clear
water last evening This is the ifst vessel from Buffalo
this season.
The propeller Congress, which eii Detroit on the 18th
inst laden with staves. arrived here 81 soVlOck Ih,a
afternoon Sic Is the first arrival oi the reasen.
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TRANCE.
RUSSIA.

PARIS, April 19-Noon.-The Bourse is drfi and
heavy. and the Rentes have declined one franc
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5000 @ ;, las' o,g 100 T ssf h L,s re- qnSs nSs. As % no. %
S Coed sssplsa ' ss G,SS 70 he S"ls wousa Mcs College
aud Ho.gta for vo@sa and sh'Ien o. 70. gy o. Sss
ofssamsa $500 Ladies unioa Rslf Aee.ou for, Care
$3.50 for Home Mission at Five Points $1,000 for The
Fvs Pca,. House Of lndas for tue erection Of worsss We
,sd By private subscription within e. ys" 1891 Sl.co r to;
Mrey In Huion, on condition that tbs pr
.ab'engton within the YEAR 1857 $1,000 fe 81 Bsss's
5000 Sr 81 Gabriel, Sdhoo Thirty seventh st 5000
son.ton. Ss ss S to ,As bind u. %
ss9' Mount O 81 pa aaS s for 'ss, sPda os S''s
soldiers %.a1~'st o 10 SGstTSS s''., 6C.s, $500 Ss
Openuing streets police .i'io 1suss, p5SI
pgc balrgr $4,000; public drinking hymn aud urnaIs sai
rn,. $3.50 real estate e,Psn,t. ss sS ,s%S,9s Ts%S,as
in streets 500 roads and OOo
@ 5 oe 800 department pay s FBase ncaaI
$4,000 for Genel Inspector N ior Assistant Inspector e a
i 90 Coutoe 80 fourth assistant bOokEsePsr AUD
aid snoants per respectively Total ss 500 and the sa, q
sS .s, .SSa .SSa '1p @op o ana s the a being COUNT charge
Salaries the Department s so salaries Cooh Aqedu't
Bosri Of Revision Of Assessment, $500 Salaries
cry CoS sg .s 70 sS stree. S1S ss
strset,-Rspas and rspa society for the Reformation Of
assSs sS W,ss PIPE. sSd y. $4,000 Pnmpsy
G the Metropolitan Bosn Health the expense cleaning ues
ae, squares aud public place. IN los Vy o. s
for the nebaie Asylum IN ths ,.G o. Nssioh =, ~
A1OBI1. The oi SluVp WV
the expenses Of the commissioners for npoyng the PS,s
such shall OF be incurred ~
Aqnsdue Board In masng repairs to street Pemses
Thomas stephens President nd
Assistant Commissioner og the Coon Aqneduc
nurr IN ma organization Of the said Department sgaast
Of Aldermen. aud Of John j. Bradley
claiming ooe Of President Of said Department by their appointment
The terms of office Of the persons now eonsung the
Board OF Councmen Of the City OF New York hereby
extended TO the Monday OF January, 1862 and here
after the terms Of Councmen elected shall be for tho
fnl period of two years. and expenditure Of money
shall be made by the Common Council, except on an
affirmative vote OF three fouths OF the members thereof
Depew Bonney and Hackett, and John IL Martindale,
are hereby Board OF Auditor the adjustment
and settlement Of all legal equitable CLAIMS and
accounts outstanding prior TO Jan. A. d. 1861 against
the Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council o tie CITY or
NewNOik. Adjourned.
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ST. PETERSBURG, April i9.--rhe Russian Govern~
ment has made reductions 10 the amount of l2OCOoO0
of roubes in the annual military and naval expen~
ditures of the Empire.
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PRUSSIA.

LONDON April 19-Noon.-Disratebes received
from Berlin state that the speech OF King Willianl
closing the Parliament cxcites distnst throughout
Germany.
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OBITUARY.

n, THLgaEAPH TO rEiBuSE
SAN FRANcIsCo, April I7..-Dr. BENJAMIN B VoIt
the poneer physician nf san Ftacis'o, dropped ueau ID
the street last night Tbs tnule Ma LeaI' m',ass'
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ASSEMBLY.
Bills fASsED.


To amend the Code.
TO amend the charter OF the Brooklyn Institute,
The New-York City TaX-evy
10 facilitate the cOnstruconlof the Albany and New
York Railroad. to the west side of the Hudson
Riyer-by a vote OF 6T 10 40.
In relation To the fare on the Grand ST. and NewtOwu
Railroad, Brooklyn. 80
TO authorize the construction Of railroad from Hunt
er's Point 10 Flushing.
Authorizing the City OF Brooklyn to borrow money for
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BILLS PASSED.
TO improve the channel of Onondago Creek. c
To amend the charter of the Adriatc INSURANCE N
pauy. -, >.,,i, Ga unr,ha "a
10 enable the Madison Club Of New'forh 10 p"io"''o
and hold real estate -, 4, ,,,.obss. and hold
real estate. -,...ox ,I,dronIIc Companv
10 continue ia force the charter oi ''s oU"' ANA
Company. ~, t.,,i,u nj the Oneida Lake
Canal =, ..ioa, Trade Company
,,a,ss tn fhe action of the SuIJNls"is III Nr" w
s'5in taxes paid by corporations whose captal
was invested In United states seesm,Ss
EVENING SESSION
BILLS PASSED.
~. ;,o,,nor,te the American Dividend Transfer
c9lnpanS, panS,no,ate the Long Island Bible Society
10 amend the bill for the improvement ~ GOWahus
Canal, Brooklyn. ,-,-.,,,
~ constuct u railroad from the Hudson River Ratrosn
to Sn,yten DnyVel Creek, East River .
no pioy for cleansing the streets anu otHer Puoo
lsres and 10 promote cleanliness In the CITY O Bfpokyh
10 amend the Charter OF the Hope ffe Insniah'e '"'
10 Incorporate the Corning Institute -,
I'm reai ion the Third ave Savings Bank NeWi uIs
10 amend the Charter of the Franklin savings bahh'
New York. Adjourned
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL April l9--NOOn-To-day being Good Friday
there are DO markets or stock bonds.
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TOMORROW, APRIL I'D
TOMORROW APRIL 2l)
(TUM0RROW, APRIL ~
sill eon te opening chapters Of an absorbing c
Eied:
BEHIND THE BARRICADSE;
BEHIND THE BARRICADES;
BEHIND THE BARRICADES;
BEHIND THE BARRICADES;
BEHIND THE BARRICADES;
BEHIND THE BARRICADES;
BEHIND THE BARRICADES;
BEHIND THE BARRICADES:
BEHIND THE BARRICADES;
BEHIND THE BARRICADES;
THE MUTTERINGS OF CONSPIRACY.
THE MUTTRRlNGS or CONSPIRACY.
THR MUTTBRNGS or CONSPIRACY.
THE MUTTERNGS or CONSPIRACY.
TIM MUTTERlNGS OF CONSPIRACY.
TRR MUTTERlNGS OF CONSPIRACY.
THE MUTTBRINGs OF CONSPIRACY.
THE MUTTERIN6s OF CONSPIRACY.
TALE OP THE EEW- YORK RIOTS OF '63-s
TALR OF THB NETWORK RIOTS OF 80.
TALE OF THE EEw-YORK RIOTS OF 60.
TALE OF THE NETWORK RIOTS OF 90
A TALE OF THE NETWORK RIOTS OF g.
BY SCOTT r. SHERWOOD, ESQ,
BY SCOTT r. SHERWOOD, ESQ,
BY SCOTT R SHERWOOD ESQ,
BY SCOTT r SHERWOOD ESQ,
BY SCOTT R. SHERWOOD, ESQ,
Author Of Znks. the soresre" The IneOgnito. Etc
great local almost eOempOTSDeOus with
The events to-day passions portrayed with bde TO
Eatus only found elsewhere IN the works Of the old drama
The novel Is, itselfa
GRAND TRAGEDY.
GRAND TRAGEDY.
GRAND TRAGEDY,
GRAND TRAGEDY,
AbOuDng bu1lesque singular startling asbOr life HE ssSss
lions Of character descriptions Of localities faithfully and sklhy copied
originals and historical incidents Her"OveD with the
sDiicng
NETWORK OP ROMANCE
NETWORK OF ROMANCE.
NETWORK OF ROMANCE.
NETWORK OF ROMANCE.
Entering prOn sE with the outbreak Of Rebsep si .heb Tine
IN his prologue early succeeding ehsp the aihs brings bis actors
prominently forward curiosity the reader IN the events
Of they controlling figures he subsequently n' boldly
ihtO the uBired keld in which the
INTENSITY OR THE PLOT
INTENSITY OF THE PLOT
INTENSITY OF THE PLOT
INTENSITY OF THE PLOT
"a hdeope and enehaus the interest until his most Elective eass
uAe producing work Of the conception bOdes plot and
1reAtest vg power printed this hemisphere
As the popular the successful serial tales that have ap
pead wh from metropolitan and a. one who
motives dispositions ard passions Of Of al orders and
conditions siud Mr. Sherwood has not with too great assurance
exploring hazardous s for the eOmpOssI and
giving poeea and romantic significance to historical events
Whether under Spring sky Central Ps in the rekng gut
the wrehed bwsy the Vurus Of poverty OF in MANSIONS Of
wealth amid
e antho os sustain the interest Of the reader
repeat directly bear the climax Of
bis tale ~
As pOrtr,y. Of sEeu at bone familiar to an New.
1OTkep
BEHIND THB BARRCADES;
BEHIND THB BARRICADBS;
BEHIND THE BARRICADES;
BEHIND THE BARRICADEs;
BEHIND THE BARRICADBS;
BEHIND THE BARRICADES;
BEHIND THE BARRICADBS;
BEHIND THE DARRCADBSi
THE MUTTERIEGS OF CONSPIRACY,
THE MUTTERINGs oP CONSPIRACY,
THE MUTTBRINGS OF CONSPIRACY,
THE MUTTBRIEGS OF CONSPIRACY
THB MUTTBRINGs OF CONSPIRACY,
THE MUTTBRIEGS OF CONSPIRACY,
THE MUTTRRRGS OF CONSPIRACY,
THR MUTTERNGs OP CONSPIRACY.
Haaseses greater than Of English atbO wh0 He
ksT The Ebghsb and not for the American pSbBe.
BE 1T REMEMBERED
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WASHINGTON.

TRR ADJOURNMRYT-A COMMITTEE TO WAIT ON THE
PREsIDENT-TBB NOMINATIONS AND RBJBCrIoNs-PbR'
sOEAL-DRTAIs OF THE BROOKLYN MAYNARD ROB
Berry