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The New York herald., 1868-04-20
Queen victoria's Drawing Room-Court Cos
tunes and Fashions.

From the London Times, April 81
Her Majesty the Queen held "a drawing room at
Buckingham Palace yesterday afternoon.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess OF
Wales their Royal Hlghnesses Prince and Princess
Christian, Her Royal Highness Princess Louise, His
Royal Hghness Prince Arthur, His Royal Highness
Prince Leopold, His Royal Highness the Duke OF
Cambridge, and His Serene Highness the Prince o.
Teck were present.
The Queen wore a rich black silk dress, with train
trimmed with Grape and jet, and dadem OF dia-
monds over a long white Grape lisse veil. Her Ma
jesty also wore diamond necklace and earrings the
ribbon and star OF the Order OF the Garter, and
the Orders OF Victoria and Albert and Louise OF
Prussia.
Her Royal Highness the Princess OF Wales wore q
petticoat and train OF rich blue san trimmed with
bands Of tulle bouillionne, with rose and shamrock
leaves and rich Irish lace Headdress-damonds,
feathers and veil; Ornaments-pearls aQd diamonds;
Ordersthe Victoria and Albert, the Danish and the
Order OF Catharine orPrussia.
Her Royal Highness Princess Christian wore train
Of blue and silver MORE antique, trimmed with q rich
border OF satin and silver braid The petticoat OF
whke silk, trimmed with boullionnes OF tulle and
point lace l00ped up with bouquets OF roses, forget
me.nots, silver shamrocks and wheat ears Head
dress-a tiara OF turquoise and diamonds appets and
feathers; ornaments.turquoises and diamonds; or.
ders-victoria and Albert and st. Isabel.
Her Royal Hghness Princess Louise wore train
of mauve MORE, trimmed with silver Grape and
tue. Pettic0at OF more tule over white glace
tunc Of silver Grape looped up with silver roses.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. diamonds and veil; orna-
ments-diamOnds victoria and Albert Order and
Order OF st. Isabel.
The foreign ambassadors and ministers having
lowing presentations were made in the diplomatic
circle:-By his Excellency the Prussian and North
German Ambassador-M. de RufYer, an oficer In his
Monsieur de Benevente, Secretary OF legation and
Monsieur Juan Makenna Ofncer Of Legation. BY
the Brazilian Charge dAnares-Le vicomte d'ltabo-
rahy, President du Conceil de rEmpereur. BY the
Secretary OF State-M. b. de Fosseaert, Charge
dAfaires OF the King OF the Belgians.
voidable circumstances from attending the drawing
room.
The New York herald., 1868-04-20
Consolidation Of the Tcicsraphs-G overnment
Control and Its Advantages.

In the House OF Commons the same night the
Chancellor OF the Exchequer rose TO move for leave
10 introduce bill TO enable her Maestys Postmaster
General TO acquire work and maintain electric tele-
graphs. He said he was sorry that the engr0ssng
nature OF the chief business Of the week prevented
him 1ndng more convenient opportunity TO intro
duce the bill, while In the limited time now at his
disposal he should not be able TO explain the gov.
crnment scheme at any length. We were In the
habit In this country Of leaving tO private enterprise
The New York herald., 1868-04-20
Burial Of MIR. Loomis, Another Victim, In
Buffalo.

BUFFALO, ApTI Iv, Iotb'
The funeral Of G. X. Looms. general freight agent
OF the Buffalo and Erie Railway, who was killed atthe
recent disaster on the New York and Erie Railway
was attended to-day by large concourse OF citizens
and friends from abroad. A special train from the
Lake Shore road brought in great many persons
from the line OF the road to attend the funeral cere
monps
The New York herald., 1868-04-20

SUPPOSED INFANTICIDE IN JERSEY CITY.-The body
OF male child was found at six O'Clock yesterday
morning, enclosed in dry goods box on South
Eighth street. between Grove and Erie Streets Jersy
City. A physician who was called on pronounced
that the child was born alive. An inquest WILL be
held by Coroner Warren this evening.
The New York herald., 1868-04-20
French Opinion Of the impeachment and lss
Causee.

From Galignanis Messenger, March 2o.l
The conniet In the United states between the Pre-.
sldent and the legislative power 10 remarked on py
the Mecte which, while regretting that any cause
should have neeesstated such hostile con&eet ae
clares that thanks to the truly democratic haosts
OF the American citizene. the pSesehs cEwis
The New York herald., 1868-04-20
The Law Of Libel and Newspaper Manage.
u1eut.

In the House of Commons on the 1st Of April Sir
G. O'Loghen moved the second reading of his Libel
bill, which passed through the House last session,
after undergoing the ordeal Of select committee.
1t was opposed by Mr.. AyrtOn, who strongly OBJ
jected to relieving newspaper prOprietors from re-
sponsibiity for attacks on private persons and pre-
diced that the bill would lead TO the degradation Of
the press, for instead Of employing men OF educa-
tion reporters, newspaper propretors would take
the cheapest they could get without reference to their
intelligence and discrimination.
The New York herald., 1868-04-20

EoR COLDS AND COUGHS
BRANDRhTd's PILLS
viii bs found Of great bsnsss cure 81 once prevent oonss
tion or settling Of bumor.
Sold BY druss,sss both plain and sussr coated.
The New York herald., 1868-04-20

Murder Trials and Alleged Murders in High
Life-An Aristocratic Pole Indicted and Con.
victed-HistOry Of the Case and Sentence of
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-06-18
NEW SHOE SHOP,

CHAs. DUFFEE g. SON,
HAvE opened new Boot and Shoe
4 Shop In their new ahop opposite the
Kirk House. They are prepared to
furnish Of their own manufacture, every
thing In the Boot and Shoe line made Of
the best material and in the best style Of
workmanahip. aia
Werequest the public to give US call,
as we feel confident we can make i 70
their interest to buy ofus, Give w q trial
Leather OF al kinds and Shoe Findings
Of the best quality, for sale.
o. DUFFEE q SON.
May %, 1867 26ily
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-06-18
Or, Tucker's Visits.

From Nov goth, to June 9TH, 1853.
WASHINGTON = Wilson House, Nov
goth to 22d, at noon; Jan 10th to 18th
at noon; Feb 26th to 29th, at noon;--
April 18th to 20th, at noon; May 9th
TO 29Lh at noon.
oIRcLEVILLE--Pic Pickaway House; Nov
Gath; Jan l4th March ID, April GOTH
MAY 30th; all day each visit,
GREENFIELD - Sherman House, Nov.
2Sth Jan. ISthi March 9Th; April 24thi
June 4th.
Dr. Tucker, as is well known, has visit
ed the above places about ten years His
important cures and candid dealidg has
given him q large practice, and he pledges
to his patients the same diligence and
faithfulness in thefuture.
DR.. fuckers great success is too well
known to require further remarks. He
treats all diseases of the ThroAt--Lungs--
Henrt--Liver-Bo -Bowels-Kidnies - Blood, /,
Nerves, DC, as speciality
Examines free and charges one half less
than any othel Physician. 49"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-06-18
Appalling Tragedy at Caven.
dish, Vermont.

The Bellows Falls Times, Of q re-
cent date, contains the following
details Of the fearful death Of two
young women by drowning at Cav
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-06-18

What buss found ROOM for most
peoplei Columbus.
Sleep Is the falIoW Of the mind.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-06-18

DIR. j. J. Moore, who has been
on visit to his friends and relations
in Virginia, returned on Friday
last He informs Us that 50 far as
the political sentiments ofthe mass
es are concerned, in that State, that
It win take d great deal Of "recon.
structionp,tc place them on any
thing like a loyal footing Too in.
dolent to work, and having moth
ing wheremitl ID pay Che freedmen
for their labor, the financial situa,
ton Of the i, FX.s is anything
but oheeringe-[ [Cmllleothe Gazette.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-06-18

ARApEoRp. " 3. s.pl.nssl, bal.

Dr. POLAND; N The BhR Of 1857, took very va,
JAt c0d Vhteh brought On vy atftre eetoh, pain 10
ne sde and lMgh and rafrlg bsOd, J tVds aita gsry
badv a6iosi with hdt hotbssolae distassths Kldnsy
0Opplaint nv he hTet ysays pqst Aaps been usrv
much oabltd gilh my hToat and lungs, choking up and
raising an immenls night, viii bad so6A qta rliSN0
blood fslt LhatiAg iime here mHa b sAogt tasJs
iS & a. & cbo5oS @ s so.6 ~ NJ & & 4 NJ; ,gS SS
But 10 my dstoiishsiclt bsfofe had taken teo bsti6
nv cough fVas better, ne knsy troble also and coBid
Fe5l nights githoR ehekfg p and rais''q % aiseh
hare taken nearly A'es bottles and an ssliHg lts aEtH
,ssslla odd tAai MY ,eiha's aHily |, ineliasd =
consumption NY JdtAsr, mot her and t,gp HstRS AaViag
died giA H.
The Whis Pins C5npoimd, advertissd al IsnpM n
OH. e0lIHaHs Is Hg only as 70 lis pame inrStg bai L
hiohly approved slsdictIs. Dr., 4 w EbldNd lss n.
vsaior Aai tie ooR6dsgcs Of ne many vhs ki0e him
confidence agkiph Nc enjoyed wAie ldboiing V many
frs led him 70 make e1paiqstii ibhch fslasd ~ W.
Hsdical discsray.- --BoaiOh Watohman AAd kehsctes.
A yALU4BLE NEDIcINE,--DE FOEanS's wAie
Rat Obulpoiund adratissd ~ eoaHns i fnesll.
si attempt 70 eoBibias and apply te medical bgutt ~
he White Pine bark. n has been Mofpagilg isitsa Ap
hs psepk IN ats city and piciHiiy and te proprietor
~ erns W sscomasisd iss siai IL all Aofs cases
9f diieas % ghieA is adapted y = for gals eg Az
clr' ayugolsis.-Nsu York Independents.
The White Pine Conpoun
4 ,,a.ufscsa,sd a iAs RsW EEeL4HD BorxRte
pEP0G 100 HaRopsr Slreei Boston, a.rae
GEoRGE W sWE1T ND. FasrtaorJ
ron SALE ~
y. w. q w. p. Clsaveland, ai
WASHINGTON, OHIO, ds
March 18th, 1858 HFly
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-06-18

endlshfa
MRS. Albina Knights, wife Of
Horatio knights, and Miss Ellen
NJ. Gary, both operatives in James
Felton's woolen mill, proposed the
exploit Of crossing the mill pond in
a boat, the water being high and
the current strong from so large q
ilow over the dam. Being ready to
start, they urged other friends TO
ride with them, who not only re.
fused but earnestly urged them not
to make the attempt They did not,
however, share in the fears Of their
friends, aud pushed off their boat,
waving their handkcrchieis IN salu-
tation and bidding good bye to
those on shore, Then followed
one Of the most painful and thrill
ling scenes which ever occurred 10
Vermont They had got but short
distance when 1t was perceived that
the current was carrying them
down, but they did not appear to-
notice 1t. Nearer and nearer they
approached the dam till Miss
Cary rose and jumped ont Of the
boat The strong current immedi.
ately carried her over. Mrs
knights remained in the boat, and
just before it made the fatal plunge,
seemed to faint and fall back as i'll
went over, carrying her to a watery
grave with her friend, or possibly
she may have thrown herself into
the bottom OF the boat, with pos
sible hope that in that condition
she might escape, Both were seen
once several rods below the dam,
the current carrying them very rap
idly down into the rocky gorge
known as Cayendish Falls, The
feelings Of those who Witnessed this
scene, who were utterly powerless
to render assistance, cannot be de.
seribed.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-06-18
Che a,6erald,
T7-i-
Ran Road incident Feet vs
Hnad
Head

LAGcllA.
Scene-a railroad depot-traln
about to depart--engine bell ring
ing for thee lastgtime-conductor
cries "alllaboard M ASyell heard
down the road leading to the vii
lage-horse attached to a lumber
wagon coming at heavy gallop7-
boy driving and laying on the lash
man standing up and and swing,
ing wMteshse and yelling f'Hold
OF With them leers \ -hair trunk
with brass nails, in back end of
wagon, bobing up and down, stand
ing on its head and throwing flip
flaps. conductor holds ou min
ute-man with white hat jumps ont
before the train reaches the plat
form-jams his hat on his head,
side to the front--grabs hair trunk
and rushes for the Hkeers' trunk
pitched into baggage car and white
hat tumbled aboard BY several &C
commodating individuals on the
platform as the train moves away.
EWhite bat disheyeIed, out Of
breath, and perspiring drops into
a seat by the sides of a crusty look
ing passenger who is reading a pa'
per ggaes @E ga HhRHRH
White Hat4-'sWhecw! Right
smart chase they gave me, Reck-
on this train is ahead Of times amt
it, sir ?" QLk i
Crusty-"Humph ! do'no.'
White hat-"Hurried so | hant
time to check my ha'r trunk Think
it's safe 'thout one Of the thingum-
bobs onto It, hey ?"
Crusty (shrinking deep into his
coat collar and drawing impatient
ly away )-"Can't say r'1 81
White Hat determined to make
himself agreeable) Live fur
around hereY a8A @sA@
CruSty very gruH J--'4N NO
White Hat" Been travelling
long?"
Crusty (burying himself still
deeper in his paper) No, i haint
Whte hat (peering carefully at
Crusty's paper)--"I see you are
reading the New York Herald, Up
in our parts we think Mr. Greeley's
paper about right. Ever read the
Tribune ?" o t
Crusty Every snappish)--"No,
wipe my feet on the Tribune"
White hat (taking big chew Of
tobacco lowell, stranger, you just
keep on reading the Herald and
wiping your feet on the Tribune,
and your feet'll know more than
your head does p
Crusty gathered himself up with
a growl and made for anothe er seat,
amid the laughter of the passen
gers
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-06-18

A peyy large numbg. Of iNportani itsitAoaias Aayt
already ben TvoetBed JyOm l@yHeiaas 0ts'gyst Apo
iAscnIss aud indeed ssl an claisss ~ soeisy sptak
inc ~ he most JIatlSirg terms u Ms RhIis IiNs
Compound.
Dr. NIcH0LS ef NortVGsld, ". saysE
aI ind ths Waite IGas Compound % bs vary ebIea.
eto,s not only IN colghI and other ptDoaio aeelisnl,
bag also IN abtciisnS Of the kidneys, debility " te
stomach, and othsv kindred sr1dns.'
Rev. j. x. CHASE, Of RimtssE N H., wrftIs
~ nave jorAy1ars rsgardsd your Igkiit IEss CbM.
poi.Hd as an inVdlaabls remeay cav truly say tAat
sdard L as evan mora 46ieaeioR and vaIabe ihaa svs
kavs iutl taken ne Compound for eOld and .snkI
sAarAW,glY"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-06-18

When does a candle resemble a
tombstoneS Z When it Is set up for
a late husband
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-06-18
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDW
DIR. y. w. PoLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
rHE WHlTE PlNE cOMPOUNp CukEs.

ut was early in the spring oflS55 thAttha Com.
pound was originated Amomber Of my family WAf
afflicted with an irritation Ofths throat, attended
with a dsagreeabS cough. had Eors omemontht
previous thought that preparation. having fsF
It's basis The inside bark Ofwhite pine, might boGS
compounded as to be very useful in the case Ofths
throat and lungs. 10 test the value Of II Ia the
case alluded to, compounded small qusutIty 81
the medicine that had been planning. and gave
1t in teaspOonful doses. The result was exceed
ingly gratifying. Within two days The lrritatloR
ofths throat was removed heoOuEh anbadod. and
speedy cure was effected. Soon after this sent
some to lady in Londonderry. N. H.. who had
been suffering for some weeks from bad cough,
oOeasioned by ASnddsn cold, and had raised mucuE
streaked with blood She soon found relief and
sent for more. She took about ten ouneep Of H.
and got we'll. J.B. Clark, Esq, editor ofthO Man.
chester Daily Horror, made trial Of the sAms
preparation in the case Of sewers solylv and was
cured Immediately. lie uas 50 highly pleased
with The results and SO eOnndehrofsncsesa attend
ing its sales II placed bsfotS the public that he
finally persuaded me to sive It name and send
IL abroad to benefit the suffering"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-06-18

The editor Of the Religious
Telescope objects to singing, hy the
ehoirs 81 churches, wbiiefaking up
q collection IN church lie says
1--WE have sometimes seen brothers
so absorbed in the singing during
thecolleetion, that, with closed eyes,
they could not see the basket as II
was passed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19
EVENING STAR.


The Irish Church Appointments Susrensery
bill has passed q first r-adtne In the EngIish
House OF Lords. Lord Cairns declared has M
tention OF opposing the oiil. The irsh Reform
ball passed IN Committee In the House OF Com
mons. and ball providing for he purchase by
the Government Of all telegraph lines al ne
Kingdom was read q second Tune
Captain Charles Malher, OF Portsmouth. N.
H.. committed suicide on Tuesday evening BY
,yins stone weighing forty pounds 10 his an
ktes, conhnlng his hands oeaind with hand
Guns ssd then jumping into the water. He
was about forty years of age. and has manifest
ed signs Of insanity At tunes.
The pure base OF the Mississippi aai Ms
Company Is snnounees. Tue ROAD, when con-
pleied, viii furnish The PennsylvaaiA Ceatrai
immediate connection with the principal routes
Westfrom Philadelphia 10 the Pacific.
=. X. Van Camper, formerly president OF
the National Bank Of ElmIrs. ana more recent
ly president OF the Crcson NAuonsl Rank OF
New York. VINO WAS arrested on charge OF
terdsy.
The heaviest thunder storm ever known Wis
tied Cincinnati "wednesday night The dam
age IN the country IL supposed % be eousiier-
able, and the storm extended through Indi,ns
and Ohio.
In the supreme Court OF New York State on
"Wednesday, judgment was rendered sgAlnsf
the Union Pacific Railroad Company tor
si,SSO,,uO IN favor OF Ross, Steele & Co.
formerly contractors OF the road.
ON Saturday, five prisoners confiaed IN the
Nlgo county llndiana) JsIl, Inolading one Str
Nens, 8 murderer, burrowed under the stone
noor, aud escaped. Only Que has been recap
tured
The steamship Berlin, OF the Bslumors ant
bremen steamship line, arrived in Balumor.
Wednesday. She brings - cabin Passengers
and 80 emlgrsnts, all IN good health.
Eight tons of arms taken from the Feuians by
the United States Government passed through
Burlington, Vermont w ednesday, rosst, from
st. Adams 90 New York.
The Conservative Con vention Of Unior Sol
dlers and Sailors will b. held an the Cooper
Institute. New York. during the session OF the
National Democratic Convention.
A steam fire engine exploded m New York
last night while playing AZ a fire, killing tour
persons and wounding twenty Others some
instances fatally.
The New York regstts yesterday was = tail
ure, in consequence Of the wind dying away.
and was postponed until to-day.
Governor Fletcher, OF Missouri, denies hsv-
ing made any effort 10 compass the release Of
McCooe, the prize fighter.
1t understood that Gov. Humphreys, OF
Mississippi declines TO obey the order remoy
ing HIM From Office
Advices from Shanghai Of Msy 81 hsye be4u
received The siege OF Tiensm mas oeen rals-d
by the rebels.
The difficulty on the Mobile ana Ono Raul
road ~ been settled aud uaIns are running a.
usual.
A. q. Bsrbee, a celebrated yirziniSn scutp
tor, died IN RappahanEock county on the Isth
instant of cancer.
George Francis Train was hlssed down wh,i.
attempting TO make a speech an Liverpool yes
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19
VIRGINIA NEWS.

1t intimated that the Attn Of July will 10.
celebrated, m Richmond, by the colOred pOpu-
latIon, wiih,unusual eclat Extensive prepsrs-
tons are in progress. and a large att.nda ac.
from Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynehburg, &c. IS
expected.
Rev. X. h. Meade. for the past thirty tn rec
Years rector of Christ's church. Episcopal at
Charlottesville, has resigned ms pastoral rels-
tons over that church.
The post office at Decspolis, Madison county.
Va, is re-estsbllshed, 10 be supplied from
MadisonCourt House aud WmIDsai appointat
postmaster.
Gen. Eppa Hunton was nominated tor the
State Senate, from the FsuQuier district, by tn
other day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

- II. q. Dulany had has leg broken by
vicious horse at UpperyIlle, Va Tuesday
- Coburn and McCoole will serve out their
time.
~ Grant and CoIfax campaign medals are
all the rage now.
81 White beaver hats are the style tor light
headed youth.
- Another detachment of .Papal Zouaves'
leave Montreal next Thursday.
81 The French clergy disspprove OF pan
niers.
- The Rev. George Porter, of London will
naugurate midnight mission In New York
- The Coolie trade with Cuba IL is report
ed, Will be the subject Of a rigid investigation
by Mr.. Burlngane and his associate M nlsterS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19
nEPARrAENT OF THE INTIRT0R.


ST. ELIZABETH, ID. O., June Is, 1853
Sealed Proposals will be received at the once OF
this Institution until neon on MONDAY, June
18th, for furnishing and delivering ct the os-
pital wharf eight hundred 1901 tons. at0 Dou DDS
70 the ton. Of best run Of mine GU BERLAND or
2240 pounds to the ton best ANTHRACITE COAL,
egg Size.
Bids will be received from the same person or
hrm Tor the delivery Of both the Bituminous and
anih.acife Coal or for one kind only; but 10 bid
will be considered unless the name IL given BY
which the Coal proposed 70 be furnished is known
IN the mar ket nor unless 1t IL made by dealer or
miner, who must furnish evidence satisfactory to
the undersgaed that he is able 20 fulfill his busi.
ness semeats, and Is in the habit of fullliug
them with prom tness and exa;tness.
Bids viii be held to be binding for one week Of
ter the 10Th instant, and the right is distinctly
served to REJECT all or any one Of the bids offered,
if, in the alignment Of the Superintendent, the in
terests f the Government require Ii.
The Coal must be deiiyeTed at the old or upper
hospital wharf in bsrges or fat bottom, centre
bosrd vessels, which draw net exceeding seven feet
OF water when loaded. The GsAssry must com
mence on or before Monday, July !s, and be con
tinued at the rate of at least two hundred 900
tons each week till the whole amount the success
ful bidder engages TO furnish is delivered.
The Coal will be removed from the boats or yes
sells and weighed by the Hosp ita, and at its ex
pense and settled for accordingly, one half Of one
per cent being allowed for wastsge in unloading
and caring from the wharf to the scsles, which
on the hill near the hospital edihce. III the
Coal Is wet. no allowance will be made for wastase
In unloading and hauling
Payment of pirety per cent. of the Mt due
delivered and weighed; and the ten per cent with
held will be paid when the who'd amount of Goat
party engage to furnish 10 delivered In accord
snce with his engagement. 10 l5-eO2w