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At the last Bal DE- rOpera, Paris, a CONNER
cial agent met a masked lady. a. he imagined.
Of the great world. A carriage and livery
servants waited her exit. She grsciou-ly
permitted her sdmirer 20 accompany Der 10
her hous@, but ON condition OF his allowing
her 10 blindfold him. The drive lasted about
an hour, At the expiration of which ums
the carriage stopped az house, which they
entered, and ascending a staircase Of thirty
steps, NJ. b heard a door open. On the
lady taking on the bandage from his eyes. hs
found himself In a brilliantly Iignted apart
ment, and in presence Of thpA. men armed with
poInards and revolyerS III you stir You ara
q dead man; give us your money, and you shall
bs left nj the Pantheon There was Of courS.
no alternative: the victim laid his purse on .
table, and AT five O'Clock in the morning wsl.s
deposited AT the Pantheon, the carriage imne-
diately starting on Iull speed. The police
vsinly endeavored to trace out the affair, bat no
light vas thrown on the ystery ull q feweyen-
mgs eince. NJ. Paul b, grocer, was walking
suddenly tell almost AT his feet aud in 81 IN A
manner that VI Paul was obliged To support b.. .
She appeared 10 have sprained her snkle, anc
THEREFOR 10 be unable 20 walk. The rro~er
had nothing for II but 10 offer her his arm. and
assist her 20 her lodging. Rue Nouretard Ar
rived AZ the porte cochsr,. her suferngs pr.-
vented her ascending the stairs without a,c
She lived an siri,Ta,. on reaching which story
she Knocked At door, which AT once opened.
and n. Psul was instantly seized nv three w.n
who enacted precisely the scene OF the Bal oss
1Olela robbery. with the slight difference that
they oblglngly informed their victim that ln.y
belonged 10 y Society scattered over Paris
therefor, AZ he betrayed them 20 the police a
life wonld not be ssfa in any quarter Tue first
part OF their story has proved perfectly eorrecL,
the police having already twelve OF their gang
m = 80.
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THE GRIEVANCES OF IRELAND.
speech Of Mr.. DtsraeIt. the New Brati.h
Rr.mler-

A cable dispatch OF last night .ay. that ,u
the House of Commons yesterday evening NJ.
Dtsrash apparel Tor the fret tine since ~
resignation OF Lord Derby He was recet,ec
with loud cheers from the Ciovernment sud
opposition benches. Mr.. DsraelL after eiynr
notlcss OF certain measures relating 90 Sco,land
aud ireland, referred 10 the rrtirement OF I.orl
Derby. saying his colleagues were lO.h % ssy.r
connection with such n leader. No language
could vxpress his estimate Of The character And
career Of such "A leader. and they alt mot ear
nestly hoped for his restoration 10 health and
power. He then proceeded a follows
Her Majesty had been pleased 20 entrUst 10
him the tack Of framing the Government He
could not decline the gracious offer, socompa-
MED as AZ was by the generous support of hi-
colleagues. ON domestic affairs the policy of
Lord Derby SurlRg the lsSl two years OF his ad-
ministration would b. followed. and la foreign
affairs the policy of Lord Stanley would be ad-
hered 10. This would be a policy Of psace, nos
one II isolstlon, but one Of generous sympathy
and regard Tor our own interests and tho-e e..
other nations. Snch policy would never lss-
sen the influence or dignity Of England, basea.
a. II was, upon esteem and respect. The dc
l. beral one, fcheers aud laughter recogui1int
the national traits the best for securing nation
al institutions. He regretted the necessity
con tin uing the suspe SION OF he writ Of hsh...
corpus IN Ireland, but a. Lord Derby said o.
public occasion. such action was the only sa..-
guard against inscriptions foreign confed.-r
hon. such susp~n sion of the wrIt was not Ia
compatible with a general exercise Of the laR
He Was of the opinion that the grievances &
Ireland should be- treated with a tender regard
for that country. After "A few more e,-
plantations, not Of general importance, Mr. Dis-
raeli Resumed his seat amid applause.
Mr.. fouyeTie, a member from kilmarnork,
said that the policy of Lord Derby, referred ~
by the Premier, was uncertain. IL il meant the
retention Of office only, the new goverpnsu
would meet with serious opposition.
In the House OF Lords last night, Earl
halmesbury said the subject Of Irieh grisy-
ances would come up ON Tuesday next. Af4r
announcing change m the GoyernmenL he
added that its policy would remain unsltared.
Earl Russell declared that confidence
could b- placed IN a policy which was always
saying one thing and meaning another. He
said the Liberal members had given support .
Lord Derby on his pledgr 10 bring about a ~
duction of franchise.
A large meeting of the friends Of Disrs.li
was held at his Official residence "Wednesday
wight Nearly all the leading Tory memb.rs
Were present The proceedings were not pub
lac, but the meeting II regarded a favorable
Indication Of the strength oI the new Prem'T-
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y ah;.5 !. ; W., rs %, hci.aoe hon v Alter
afa Naor G.. rr.nei: Sass ssS,
ton NJ. Nash 0uine,. NtchSb 1 Rosisnd, Noah
X. b P,S.yss " II, NAH: Willis N,
oeuiliran Martin. o'Brisn Thomas J, Brien
P-Prst Amos. PendietOn Prof Ae, Park, II
Prirse nery, pr.s, q 2. Phelps " p, poole = Il,
Norm h.nry, P1inal- W E, piS.n.r . 'fi HArrisss. &
palmer Harvey, Phillips Henry, Patrick Harry II /,
Pom We sIanS RssfSif SSi otg. Ysrey
TN. nso =, Roger. Hon A o. o. koYfs fs Rev " N
= kohsy Andreyy " Ripple Adam. Hn,..on An.
Rio'ts Hon ssss4 ns cSss RSSiSson SRs S Ssrnsl
kice Cha. Rice b, Rhsems B, Roughion Z, Ros
sP ss'ns q sic. res sse kss ks.: ss NJ
RIs. I5S sn gSS
R.6.rt. John Reid John &, hitch % 5. Ra,h come o
Laurence. Robinson Manson, Redden p, Ruil syI.
ve.,e,; k.shaId.on S ] no Z, Bsal TheartOn, Roth
nS-sniih niboDy. smith Rev a BIZ. steers
Cbas n, Smith Vhss II, Spear @ NJ, Sande r. Chas
Ed~ ard p. Stshlsr f, Slater Emery. sfiIts Lieut.
Ers.k n smith b sfs Geo sam: Il Go, Sloan
s.ropg Henry c. smeltzer 4, seieIes Henry b,
siIcfgnt n otelio II Smltn nocser q, Sny der
Sloane Jno, Spencer Jas N Spen ger ohn Somsr.
Joseph, Stevens Jno B, SmAliey W. Southey yno
IN ito Lev Is N Shots Lewis Sarsfeld Lawrauce
stevens Master h, ttrsup Mr., Secrest Nate A.
smith 0rrin E. schsfell p. She phsrd Robert, Snfh-
Saunders Gel VIM, Scott VIM, swassy VIM +,
Stocking Wilbur T. Stacy VIM h.
I-Iasssn August q, ThomAs Alfred, Thonp-
son Z, Taylor Q 3, Thompson G, Templeton &,
Thompson X, Iipgstrom rankin B-2, Taylor
u, TomPkins II: Terry Il, Thompso Il, Tobin
John Thomas James, Tonpkins James, Thomas
". Titus Hon John, Thornton Jarrit, Thompson
Rev yames, Todd Hon J b s. rirrs Joseph Trou-
man Iemuel, Thornton Hon Mr. Thornton Robert
Towntein Thomas. ryrrell ", Tolbert William
Thomas William p, Turner William n. Taylor
Zach.
V-yandolsr @ H, volaus Mr Verdi Sig Monte
Volsnder oscar, Van Martin VIM H.
w Williamson Benz, hesler Col G.. Wider
strcuoe T, Mhelphey Chss l. W Williams o. rus,
Esssks, Williams Eusene j. Widen @, Wiliough-
by T @, Wsefars Frank c, Watkins Frank O.
Watkins g n Wise /, Williams Geo, Webb
Henry &. Wells Hl Ter 2 Bvt Col, Warren Henry,
%nk,son John, Wills John. Walker % Il. watrin: ah
DR. John Q. Walter James 7. White James, are
John, hits John +, Wood John r, Ward No
ysen. Wilson Henry. Williams Louis, Walf Louis
W. Whitcomb P. Whitman Richard, wegg Rich
ard Wagner Panl, Wionde signore Sergio jus.
Waters Walter, Wilson B, W srdman 4 Boett'
cher. Whittlesey William. Wieyel Il Walt Webb
William, Ware William, Wright samuel
H-foung George, Young M, Younger Thomas
MIsCELLANEoUs.-lGs9zS Avenue near n
Avenue, Mr.. Samuel K, Esquire Williams RI
Hall Esq, Weekly Courier, MARYLAND Free ston. Go
1t s. BOWEN, p. n.
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
[By Cable 10 the Associated Press. |
Feujous Taken tn Newy.te

LONDON, March 6.-The prisoners who were
on trial at Warwick for FenianisIn-Messrz ST.
Burke, Casey, and Shaw-werr brough, 20
Newgste to-day TO guard against a poss Ibie
rescue. The prisoners were escorted BY \ t,oay
of twenty policemen. There were, however
no attempts at a release.
LONDON, March 6-Forencon.-l,on-ols Cor
mon"y and account 93as3 \; T. =. Fiye-tySen-
ties, IFS; Illinois Central. -; Eries. 4sx
PARIS, March 6-Forenoen.-Th- bullion has
increased i'm the Bank of France since last week
four million francs.
LIvEEPooL, March g forenoon.-Cctton
quiet and unchanged. Sales of l0,UO baIeS.
Saies of the week a., 90 bales including t2nn
for sxport and l2.1a bales for specu In ton
Stock hand .g7 ct0 bales, including ,.0sD
bales of American. BreadsIuts firm. Others
steady.
LONDON, March g Afternoon. Con,ols
steady; u. :. 620's. 1lHa7lA; Eries, s6a.
LIyERPcoI, March @ = Afternoon. Cotton
irregular hut not quotabiy changed. The total
stock of cotton afcat for rthis market from M
paris j. ~, ,0u9 bales. including ua0n baIe> of
American. Breadstufs firm. Provisions ar.
tive. Others UNCHANGED. =
LoNpcy, March -Evening.-Consoiss Ev steady:
T.. 8. 5-2o's y Sfs.: Eries 49,
FIAakFoRT, March &c, ening.-U - 5-.sfs
75.,rs 81 ...5 ....-E 80 = =
LIvKRPoOL. March s-Eveniny, Cotton
clos'd irregular, al abou, sS for middimg Up
Lands on the spot. and sx a9% 10 STRIVE; and iGi.
for Orleans. Sales Of to-day o,eo0 6sies The
Manchester market is firm. Breadstuffs irrner.
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LAHIES List.


A-Arderson Elizabeth Hrs, Anser-os Eliza
sTs. sl.,.nd~r Harriet hrs, AriUgt9n haze,
B- Esrron Alice r, Browne Alice. Bartels c NJ
sI, B1rT Ilsrs NJ Mrs, Burrows COruehs, hid
s,l y ID Geh1 Mrs. Berdin- Fr.Eees Mr., Bari-
bro-n J.Hhis Mrs. RoIen Mary Eliz., Brown
hasgi-, Berault Mary Mrs, brown Mary, Brown
hsD Mrs brunste cd Y Mrs. Butt Mrs, Butler
h.rS p. BS.te. kschsl ars-2, Bro~n sue v.
CT arrvll Auna Ella, Cearty Wise icol, Cole
sAB ChsrL Its Mrs, Collins q X Mrs, ,Iark ID Il
.ah Mr., Csmpton E. h.se Henrietta, Cherry Ida.
IN NM. e. Soiii"s T Mr.. nSG. c2s.tsIy ay MI, an
Mrs. ,l.rh Olive, Calvert ss, Chamberlain vir
ID Ds,ss... Annie = Dean Flora. Dayton n C
psek Margaret Mrs, Davis Sarah Mrs, Davis So
E-,aridee Edwin Mrs, Ewing Eliza, Edward.
EhiOEt Nc, Esis-op Lizzie, EEsns Sarah
F'-pi.hsr Helen c, frame Ms, rriek Mary
G-6.nneli Cora, Gsrmou Emus, Gordon En-.
ma, eyndliDg ihzabesh. Gray Henrietta Mrs,
hl. Gsifs1t W Rosa tna s%e Ro,s s e'A' Ia
n Ra;t. lsen a1: As.is ho.afS sasY H.nIy Hsnry
mrs: h. sih h Mrs. HAviland Laura s-3, Henry
boopor ssrs Mrs Humphrey ars. HeaShi
s.I.. hy; y hiIslins s15sh A, Hill susan ,eOl.
nI., Jackson A Mrs, Jones Hannah j. Johnston
isabella, Johnson l., johnson Margaret co. Jor
k-h,bg Jennie Il, Rare Lizzie, Kelley Mary
brs. kIsft Mollie 4 Keeling kott MIS-, knight
sslIie Mrs, KNIGHT ssml Mrs.
L-Larned ibnie, Little Christians Mrs Libon
Hsfusrs Mrs. LsNrre kmms, Lee Elizabeth Il Mrs,
Lacy 0sO w Mrs. Logan james Mrs. Lewis Laura
Lester Lizzie, Latin Mary, LiLer Miss, LepperIy
Phoebe A Mrs. Love Sarah. Lssier Su-an.
h-hacay ADELAIDE, Moore Alice, Marsh Cathe
rIne hus, MacoOmbeI h an. sh, hinser IA. Marks
Matilda, MaSresih MARY. Madison MARY, Miller n
Mrs.. dchtoT MaTy w. Mott Mary A. MouItsn
Mary, Meier sophia Mr., Moses Sarah W, Murray
M.-sekenns Miss, M-romb :, McIutosb
lille Mrs, Mckelden " Mrs.
N-Nolsn Catherine, Noonan Ellie, Nelson Lu
er.tis X, Nails Matte Mrs, Seedham MARY Mrs,
SirhOl-on Mrs.
O-O'EsiI John Mrs. OsnIone sibbie
P-PArker Amelia Mrs, Potter E.neliue Mrs
Frsnk hrs, Polk Misses, Parker n Ida, Plumner
epssn
R-Rorkven q ID, Redmond Emma s Radcliffe
Florence Florence Mrs, Robinson Frsncis, Rs;h-
Martha Mrs, Russell W Mrs, Ratclins Sarah
Ann Mrs, Remick Mr..
s-smith Annie, SmoOt Ann Mrs-2, Snow Ann,
scoyt b, ctusbs Mrs, Shutrock Csrrie -.
Strong l., stanton Il. sweeney Ellen, Strong
FsnnIe Mrs, -cbOeheld Mrs, Sewers l.. Smart
Art occi. souder Teny, shrayers Susan Mrs, SIM
T-Iay Tor ChTisty, Tsy IOr Z A Mrs. Thomas 7,
hrs, Thompson l. uise, Tsy iOr Mary A, Thomas
W-Wrisht AIMS Ne. Ward Amelia Mrs,
While Chandler Mr., " alter Elizabeth Mrs, W, ct
Gertrude, WOek l., W alters LOaisA, Vest Lou
Ise. " Ilkt Louisa Mr5, WI ituey Mary A, Watts
Nary Ann Mrs, WetZel u 2d sne, Whe.lan Mary
Z EWiIhams VI l.. WilcoxsOn VI Mrs., Warrior
toel.)
a'.eFLLssFoUs.-Mrs III, Maud.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE MARYLAND SENATORSHIP.
Election of General ViekerS.
GSperial Dspatch to the Star

ANNAPOLIS, March 6.-The fourth ballot Tor
United States Senator Yesterday resulted:
Thomas q; Vicksrs, -; SWAMI, -; McCul-
Tough, l.: Hambleton, .; j. X. Franklin, T.
A caucus was held IN the hall of the Dele
gates last evening, and il was understood that
those present would vote for Gen. Nickers.
ANNAPOLIS, March AT noon TO day the
Senate and House went into joint assembly
and resumed balloting; the first resulting
Gen. G. X. Eiekers. IS; T.. r. Thomas, 81: Thos.
Swami, %; Hambl.ton, 1; Mccullough, L.
The second Resulted: Fickers, A.; Thomas, ea
Swami, ~.
The name of Thomas Swami was with
drawn, and the third ballot Resulted: Vickers,
50: Thomas, Al: Earle,2
fifty-two votes being Necessary for choice
Gen. Nieksrs was declared elected
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Fowl AND RlCE.-This ~ a very deli-iaus
dish. but requires attention. When the fowl has
been properly drawn and singed, rub il Over
with lemon, cover h all over with tnin slic,-s
OF bacon. TIE the same ON. and put an a sauce
pan with carrot quarier'd, two onions aB5
cover the whole with broth; when boil ng, let
IL simmer for one hour. I'm the meantime wash
anu rub four ounces OF rice, boil in IL some OF
the broth an which the owl has bseu cooked.
season with salt. Take care that the rise is not
too thick; beat mp the yolks Of three eggs, with
little milk or cream. 20 mix with the race, and
about one ounce of butter, divided into nut,
stir round without boiling: pnt the rice in thu
dish, and the fowl on top, after having taken
OF ne slices of bacon, and serve,
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Especial dispatch te tho Star !

Church.
Especial dispatch To the StsrI
INV YORK, March 6.-rhe Mozart General
Committee held u meeting last evening, and
resolved not 10 take an active part in the Stare
Convention 10 be held al Albany ON the IIth:
denCuncing thr conduct of n. radical members
OF Congress in the matter OF Impeachment and
approving the ground taken BY III. President
against his opponents.
\ larg. me-. ting in the interest OF a proposed
international church in London was held last
evening. Rev. Frederick. of Lon don. Henry
Ward Bescher, Dr. bowling, ana others de-
HNrred addresses on behalf Of The project
The Radical Republican General Commit:aa
met at headquarters last evening and resolved
TO remind Senators Morgan and Conkhng that
IL was iInpolitic 10 confirm persons nominated
for Office in New York who are not radical
Rspu blicans
The General Ticket As4ucialion held their
annual meeting ia this city yesterday All the
principal railroads of the country we're repre-
s-nied, a. those OF other States. \ constitution
was adopted, and the regular Iali meeting voted
10 ne held in 81. Louis. The Convention will
meet again to-day, when The passenger rates
viii be- revised.
AT the Wards Island Hospital riot. y,,rer-
day. several rioters were shot. and thirty .mi-
grams more or less injured. Sixty were ar
psted.
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D~mecratic tenyentioa-Gen. James *.
Stesdman one OF the Delegates.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-The following
order was issued last night:
HEAporAETREs FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRIcT,
NEW OH FANS. LA, March J.-Specisl Orders
No. JI.-l Extract. BY direction of Gen. q rant
80 much of paragraph 4, Of special orders No.
20, current series. from these hestdq ua RE -,
dated February 5;h, ls,;e. A. removes William
Baker from the Office OF Street COMMISSIONS
for the city of New ORLEANS, aud appoints Geo.
ID. Field in his place is N. r,by rey oked ami tl.
said VIM. Baker is hereby r''in >trt.d. and SIil
Resume ia. duties of said office Of Street Com
missioner for the city OF New Orleans the same
3s If said order of removal had not been mada.
BY command OF Major Gen. ". =. Hancock
GEo. l.. HARTsUFF. A. A.G
Gen. James u. Steadman has been nominated
As one of the delegates for the State AZ large lu
the National Democratic Convention nv the
Stale Convention. The other delegates ri large
are b. +. Jonas, James McClossy and Duncan
=. ('ralo.
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Fight Between Germans and Irish-Four
Men Shot-Twenty-Six Others Placed
Nors du Combat.

This morning about eight O'Clock a severe
not took place on Wards Island between
large party of Irish and German emigrants
The immediate cause Of the riot was from an
occurrence OF yesterday, when Il German in
one Of the wards was met ON the stairs with
cup of water IN his hand, by an IriShman, who
asked him for a drink, and, being refused,
scufiie ensusd. in which the Irishman got the
worst OF II. This morning the Irishmen, with
green veil fastened TO a pike rallied 10 the
cry OF . Rally round the flag boys," attacking
every German they came across. The par les
engaged numbered 1UO Irish and D Germans
The police Of ia. twelfth precinct were no.
tilted, when Capt. Bennett sent a squad OF men
immediately 10 the scene, and telegrapheL 10
the central Office for more men.
hrn the police were seen coming, the Irish
raised a cry, Lets throw them oyerbo:t rd :"
but made no Resistance 10 their landing. They,
however, had the Germans at bay, driven into
the basement of the large hos pital: here the no.
lice were Obliged TO use their rpyolyers, and
four OF the rioters were shot, none of them in
'Urrd beyond IN" haItering of an Arm,
About ten o'clock the riot wore its iercest As
peer, clubs. kniyeS, stones. brickbats hay and
plTChiorhe, and the knive. from a moving Iua-
chine which had been broken up being useJ
and eyerythng seemed 10 betoken thar a se-
rious and bloody riot was in progress. But Al
most as soon As the police made their appear
ance the leaders seemed 10 quail.
Four persons as stated above were shot. and
sbout twenty-siX more We're more or less IL
Jured with having fractured skulls or bones,
and scalp wounds.
nv pcuce responded promptly, and deiach.
ments from various precincts continually az
rived; until about 80 men, who were all under
the command OF Captain Bennett Were ON the
ground. INSPECTOR Walling made his appear
snce about ~ O'Clock, before which time how.
ever the disturban WAS quelled.
The ringieaders, numbering some eighty \
person. had been arrested, up TO the time our
reporter left, bat there were none Of the prime
movers Of the affair, as they were hidden
away.
The riot has been eliminating for some three
or foBr months, both parties complaining OF the
oth"r- and both saying thar they were Ill II sed
by ihe other. A Swiss, named Henry Es>iikut,
- a among the rrst arrested. the charge ag:iin =
him being that he stabbed IA man yesterday
About forty knives Were taken from the par
;Irs arrested. The hos spitaI, where the in iurrd
were To hen, presented the appearance of a camp
hospital during the war. Drs. George Ford,
John Dvy and VIM. Kinner, resident phv :
siciaHs, Were essiduous in their attentions To
hose who were hurr.
a force of thirty-fiye men under Sergeant
Bennett OF the I2th precinct, will be Irft ON
duty there tonight, fears arr entertained
that 'h"re may be another outbreak.-N. Ez.
rssS. -, INST.
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CAR Thrown From TUE TRACK AND
EUENEb-7hrcs P.sschs Fatally IRj,crsd aad
Noe " riOaSiy.-The train which left Elmira,
y. Y " Wednesday morning, and due AT Canaan
dsigus al II O'Clock a. m, when near GorhaIn
s;arion. had the misfortune 10 disable one OF the
locomotives. The passengers, thirty in num-
h-T, were all transferred TO the baggage car
and with one locomotive proceeded on their
way. When near Hopewel station the tag
gage car jumped from the track, and over
turned all the pa seengers into one end of the
cal, infilcting serious IN juries on twelve of
them. The car stove was broken, and, with il )
mas of living Goals of fire, was thrown with
great force upon the already suffering passen.
gers. burning several "a Il mos, shocking m,In.
n-T. The following is a list of the sulfe rer- :
sarah Overshire. Helen Lewis, the WIFE ana
chIIi of Thomas Philips, Lyman ;. Brig e,
Andrew Horton, +. Conklin. Joel Eggleston
-IIchsel " Welch. Dennis GorInan and Thomas
philips. The persons named are all seriously
bUrn-1. MT.. Ovsrshire. Mrs. Lewis, aud the
ihi'G. vti!d of II. u. Lewis are fatally injur red
Mr.. III. q. Lewis sustained fraetnre Of the
iOr'aTrn. Iohn Campbell had his shoulder dis
located. The wounded have all been cared for,
and are receiving all necessary attention.
Those who are abb 10 oe moved will b. ta ken
70 Canandaigua.
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foREIGN NEwa.--Cable dispatches of last
HIghI say:--The Lord Lieutenaut has released
from confinement johnson the Grand Secre-
t;,ry OF uIe Orsngemen, who was fenced 10
five year. imprisonment in the county of
Down tor leading AN illegal procession. The
forthcoming Ministerial (Frenehl budget Will
prrss the payment OF the Franco Mexican
bonds. IL II said that Russia has been stroD sly
ury,ng upon the Western Powers the scheme
iCr the independence Of the union OF the Dan.
lblau urlncipaiitirs
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PROM rHE WEST INDIES.

HAvAxA, March A-Hv an arrival from
NASSAU we have New Providence news 70 the
'adinst. n 0ovsnnsnt AAA fsfnssd % allow
ths nanaesneas Of - OFSv1 lands ana Sal,
ponds 70 De Lleislatnre. In the Assembly t.
AAA esen eaJT,e1 ~ 5sus vsses.
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HorUsxNT TO AErKNus wARp.-we find

HorUsKNT TO AErRnUs wARD-we find
tbe following paragraph in u local journal.
he printers Of this city, and also of the United
STates aud Canada, have resolved each TO con-
Sci OF the 9Th of March, tie anniversary of the
death of Charles +. Browne lArtemus Ward,l
10 be devoted 20 theerection Of a monument TO
the decreased. Editors, reportsrs, book pub
hshers. and other menlbers OF the craft, are
also invited 10 contribute. Ii has not b en de-
cid.d Vel " here this monument " III be erected.
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~ A belligerent Californian, named low.
in ulfilmsnt Of boyish vow Of vengeance rv
Gently came all the way 10 Massachuserts ~ re-,
taiiaie upon has old schoolmastsr, the Rev Geo
Craven, for 3 .slicking" which the latter had
given him abont twenty years axo. Hxv,ug
fhrsshed Craven 10 has HEARTS content novr
startsd n once for home. feeling much eess~r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-06

aVHow much blooe makes q colored man,
is browning quest tion OF considerable interest,"
in Lows. At an election i'm Meigs township.
Joseph Yates VOTE was refused thopgh his
mother was q white woman, and his father
had q preponderance OF white blood in him
Yates sued the trustees, or mspecsors Of rh.,
town snd recovered el0b There are several
siiailar suits pending.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-06

aztec A REeUIeITlox.-Sherin Dyer. @
Prince George county, Md, passed through
Aiexandria Tuesday night, en- rvate for Rich
mond, aiier authority 10 Jake Ike Yoaas, eol-
Ord. now confined in Alexandria county ,ail
Charged with stealing hor~e, 70 Maryland for
ulai.-Ai>x. yOausof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-06

ANOTHER PROPOSED PRIZE FieHT.-Ate
ihckens and Johnny Blackley this morning
siyned articles of agreement to fight within six
weeks tor 500 aside at 1e& pounds. This will
make the kfth light that IL to take place during
the ensuing three months. Abe Hickens was
matched 10 fight Tom Lane in England, but has
decided 70 postpone that until after his Eight
with biseklsy.-E. y. Expvess, 5M.