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ZIG in AuEp.ala, &c.

BosToN, Jan. 6.-The U. S. Military
Asylum, near Augusta, Me-, was total
Iy destroyed by hre, last night. The
institution confirmed nearly 800 pa
TENTS. The building cost the Govern
ment $500, 900, and was full of vHlua-
BILE fixtures and clothing, received a
few days since. The night was bitter
cold, and the suffering among the Grip
pied and sick was very great. Some
Of the soldiers obtained a barrel of
whisky, which had been ordered to be
destroyed, and were soon craZed with
liquor, fighting with each other furious
ly. One of them persisted from cold
while being carried to Augusta. All
the rest have been comfortably quar-
tered in that city.
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ALBANY, Jan. 6.-Both branches of
the Legislature will meet at the capitol
at eleven O'Clock Tuesday morning.
The Governors message will be trans
mitted to the two Houses about noon,
Tuesday. There is a large attendance
OF members. The contest for the Sen
atorship will be quite animated.
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AUGUSTA, ME-, Jan. 5-Midnight.-
The Military Asylum at Augusta, five
miles east OF here, caught FIRE at..uine
O'Clock this evening, from a defective
due, and the entire building was de-
stroyed. The patients and all their
property were cared for.
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NEW YORK. January IL, 1884.
AessTS. Geo. G Hubbel q %.
Nruy V0pU a, Ia oo.l I1us,

NEW YORK, April 2Sd, 1854.
Geo. O. RIIbbeI & Co.-Genue,ne,l. Wa have
Analysed your Golden Bitters, and drd thai
Its compound parts entitle II GOthe nbtics Of
the medical profession. Since our aAalysis
we have used Il in our practice with very
satisfactory results, anu d ID particularly
the digestive organs, such az dy3pgISSif. dIar.
rhoea, sick headache, cholIc, GA, &c. land Is
superior tonic for daily uStiin moderate
quantities for aged persons, md AISO for
those OF delicate constitutional Youns, &c,
Doctors ]. r. q T. y. N0RBUhS,
No. lS7 East B2d street,
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YoNKrRa. NfnYA Ma.

Me1SrS. Geo. C. HuGbel & Co:
9RNTS.-aRving used only two bottles OF
your Golden BttteFB," l can recommend
them with the utmost confidence as ionic,
particularly for change OF diet and tRLer,
1t Is as well for ladies and children, tVlng
them part Of q wine-glAsR two or threslfmes
day. Yours respectfully,
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Bitters are rapidly gaining worldwide rep.
utatiOn. Read the following:
PARIS, France, June ., 1854.
M6sIrS. Hubbel6 Co.
GEHTs:-1 can say that youli"Goldeu Bit
ters Is the most wonderful mehicine in Tie
way. Suffering with dyspepsii OF the mogf
painful kind, used the Goidef BitteTs pre-
pared by Mehsrs. Hubbel q CO.. anJ was cur
this kind can be cured by your BitterS. WiShs
ing you prosperity and great bu ccess In the
curing OF all the complaints That af1iCt the
am, gentlemen. yourS, with respect.
CASINIER 4 RR lGnII
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Glass A
Will DC Drawn an CONIngtov H.
January 3oth, 1868
$4,000 Numbers and ,a,,

I'lSO prizes, amounting To sa9O,2ao
Tickets SI2, Halves SO, Quarters 81.
S-Ihe above Magnificent Single Number
Lottery will be drawn IN PUBLIC in CovIkGs-
TON NY, by three SWORN COMM issIoSE Frs
AT ONE o'clock p. IN, at the corner of FIFTH
AND MADISON SIS. The Kentucky Lotteries
are no Gin Enterprises, but TespOn- iBle
Money Lotteries, that have been conducted
lor lhe past thirty years. and are drawn I'M
DER inc authority ola charter nom the State
OF all prizes.
The official list of numbers drawing prizes
| VIII os PubliShed In the New York Herald,
Cincinnati Daily Commercial and Cincinnati
German papers
| E8-We draw two Lotteries daily and give
| persons the advantage OF HelVCtinY their
own numbers. send your address for
Address all orders TO
FRANCE. SMITH & Co,
| i noA 81. .,,,.--,,. Covington, Ky.
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READ THE EVIDENCE.


AesEs. DeVals q Bolton.
9EHTL-EALEllt-FOF 6ha .SiS1 fEs0EssSo
nave been suffering almost daily frOIp se;
we're aILacSs q Dyspepsia; 50 much a.
OmRCh more thhn I".--.ts-I, .nln uteS. AT
ahout the heart: a general depression Of
spirits, attended with frequent headache,
Dizziness or dlmnesS OF sishS l tried va.
parations, without being REOtded any ef
iectuaI relief, TILL used four bottles ofsGfInb-
have not been troubled withIR single one
Of the above complaints. FrOn the benefi;
duty to express publicly my ErstefnI MANS.
GE A. BANCROFT,
Accountant md Cnliaotnr.
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IeetIOna In North ,na son,,,C

- !" north and South CAROLINE
w ARLINGTON, Jan. 6.-Gen. Canhv
North Carolina: For the Convsntio ~
sS,OOo; against, 50, 96l. After deductinT
the number registered, bur not yotinG
mere Is an absolute majority of ID. 56G
for the Convention. -A''VO
IN South Carolina, for the Couven-
tlon, o. 99; against 1926. Deductinp
registered persons not voting, there is
"'i aG ,; majority of l2,l35.
sending Gen. sherman on a snec;aI
mission to the Southern States for peT.
sohSl inquiry into their condition.
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Messs. Geo. C. Rubbed & Co., Hudson, NY.
6ENTs.-My family having been the re-
clpient OF marked benefit in health II the
to acknowledge my sense of eratituIis in
this letter, which you are privileged to use
as you desire, l can confidently assert that
my house have heard Of no eOmpiainS Of
dyspepsia. Ny wife had been troubled with
the mAlRdy for years. and had also been
much annoyed by piles. The symptoms
and the disease have both lett, and she :
well. Other members of my family endoEIb
the good qualities of your article, and cR1
only say, In conclusion, that / should b
happy to give verbal evidence 10 the doubt.
ing any time they may call on me. With
much regard, 1 am,
You" tTqly, GRAHAM
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You" THY 4! 4. GRAHAM.
2Ist. Courtlandt St, SloxTREA1., July II,

2Ist. Courtlandt St, MONTREAL, July II. u
such blessing in my family that cannot
refrain from sending you this testimonial
In December last my vile was very sick
condnement-and got so very low that some
good stimulent was absolutely -ecesSaFy. !
tried wine but It did no good. wing bot
tie of Golden Bitters" which ! been
gwen me by friend, thought woo Try
them; 1 had no faith IN them1 yet thou gut
would give them trial. can Iuly say
every dose. In one month she was entirely
well and strong. CheeTfully do recon-
mend them TO all ladies rs q gentle and
strengthening EtmulRnT-
fouB, &c,
GEO. A. ]. NORMAN,
49, West 9Th 81, y. Y.
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NEW York, Jan. 6.-The new CITY
E ST8INeEnnent WAS organized TODAY.
Inc Inc Mayors address states that the
10y ,,S.S anu county debt is S4S, 5S4, no, an
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N B w A J
Fresh oysters.

EREsH OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
L and for sais ~ the case, can and half
can. Also, Fish.
]. G. McMANAWAY
Market street, oppOsi "a Mcclure Hone
Also. at my old stand, BIddle street, Cent?,
Wheeling. Ocls.sn
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LATER.


GOVERNMENT SToCRs-Coupons. IsI
lOS1<R1O91<; do 1872. IOSaIOS1<; do '65, IOS
a1O61S; do new, l041za1045s; do '67, IOI n
1O4%.
SToCKs-The railroad list opened
strong and active, with n general adj
vance upward: the movement how
Rock Island from $50 to g21f, owing to
an injunction preventing the company
from transferring any new stock. This
decline dragged down the entire list,
but afterward Rock Island advanced TO
9411, which caused general recovery,
The market continued strong and
active to the close, when the highest
prices of the day were made. There is an |
increasing disposition to buy stocks, for
a rise and an upward movement is only |
checked by Rock Island affairs. The |
injunction continues in force, but the |
books have been closed and sales made
by power of attorney and certificate,
which obviRtes all difficulty. Canton
683<a69: Cumberland 341<a349S; Quick
silver 391<a39; MaripOsa 75zas; Pacific
Mail ll3all3LS; Western Union Tele-
graph 3Sa3Sx; New York Central lIsX
allS5s; Erie 73a731S; Hudson I341<a
1896 Reading 931zu93sS; Ohio Certih-
Gates 3l1Sa3lH; Wabash 435<a44; st,
Paul 4sJza4SsS; do preferred 64s<a64Es;
Michigan Central lO8zR1O7; Michigan
Southern S6<sS69<: Illinois Central
9S56; Rock Island 95Ea95L; North.
western 591a595S; do preferred 721Sa75;
Fort Wayne 9S9SH9Slz.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells, Fargo &
Co. 461<a46L; American 74a75; Adams
7756a7S; United States 7SI<a79.
STATE SToCR5-MissOuri IS 50; Ten
nesse, new 5S7S; old do 60.
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4AdFAhASt4St
SUCCESSORS To MURRAY, EDDY q IN
IN the management OF the Kentucky Stats
A-otteFy FOR the benefit OF Shelby COLLEGE,.
SHELBYvILLE, KY, Dec. ., 1887.
40 al tehOn IL may concern:
a., rms is to certify that JAMES 5. SMITH alou,
t ~ Senuued TO use the shelby College LOTTERY
hereunder - SiAAs Ot S+sNA4'''S
All other schemes or classes "A fter January
~, leoS( oy whomsOeVer devised or drawn
t unuel tue name OF the Shelby College LOT.
very HFant' are without legal authority
from US Nor are we In any manner bouud
oy me proceedings OF any such Persons 10
acting without authority from us
L. o. SHACK LFORD
j. L. CALD DWELL.
H. A. CHINN
JAS. l.. ELIINC3W
Managers appointed by the Shelby Circuit
court Tor the Shelby College Lottery Grant
CARD.
As Will be seeu by the above notice. have
SH! sale and exclusive right TO draw the shell
iSsSS onege Lottery on and after January ISL
,I,SS; rue same Will be managed and CON
ES rSISu alter the above date I'm the nRme of
rance. Smith & Co. "a
JAS. 9. SMITH.
shell eievHaS5Tyee ffiled in shelley Circuit Court
Hundrc.t RI NY, Bond amounting to Three
| paymeUI h!hNnsRnd Dollars lS3Op OIOO For M.
| fb,. ~ OF All prizes wv A'' Wv
| !, AnS kentucky Latter. 80, 81,
| dnyyi 30 VIII De drawn on tnC ItIi, a.T,,S 49,,
| '''Sh month during the Ss.,T iSt,s 'N't
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CIncInnRtl.
JANuARY B.-FLouR..UI

JANUARY 6.-FLoUR-- Unchanged and
steady; family SlIHll so.
Characterization and steady at
81 90 for No. / red, and 81 so for No. q
Corn-SteAdy and firm at 55c for ear.
OAts-ClOsed hrmer at 66c. Rye-Eirm
at 81 IS. Barley-Sl Goal 10 tor fall.
CoTToS-Dull and lower; middlIDg
l41zc; closes dull.
demonstrating
WHIsKY-Dull at q y in bond.
Hoos-Lower and not much done;
weather quite unfavorable; live 8 75a
60; dressed 81 25sS 90. Receipts for
TWO days 100.
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet and no change.
Mess POrk-S20a2I 90 for old and new.
Lard-Held at I21<c. but not salea BILE at
better than l2c; LOO tierces gut lard
sold at 1lall1<c. chief 3 inside rate. Bulk
Meats and Baeon-Unchanged; bulk
shoulders 7s71s; packed sides 95zc.-
Green Meats-Sothingd done.
BUTrER-Steady at 3Sa37c for fresh
Ohio.
GoLD-I341z buying.
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OLObIN9 PRIUES-b:3U p. n.
GoLD-Firmer; opening at 1879; and
closing at 1867.
GovERNArENT sTooKs-Quiet, with a
fractional advance In some securities;
'62's have been stiffened by the advance
on gold, and there is less disposition TO
put out atsellers' option; '64's, firm, with
sales at 1O5A; '65's, moved to lO6aiO61S,
with no sales above l06; new bonds,
steady at 1O411alO45S, being quite freely
offered at the latter; I0.4Os, quiet, with
sales at lOi5G; z 3Os, in fair demand,
with sales at 1885.
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The Latest News.
~ T + L ~ @ RIA IN.

By the Union Line:
once, corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL,
NlAKhElN BIZ TELE1IEa1.1.
NEW YORK, January e, 1865.
REGULAR REPORT.

COTToN-Dull and I<a1So lower. s.l.s
uplRndS.
FLoUR-Receipts 1928 bbls and %
4SZ DaSsi market 5alOc better with only
5io E business; sales of ia bbls nj
20 sVS az % Tor supertine state and west
e6ni Stu Quail 10 for extra state: 50 S5s
y % for extra western; SIS GOALS Is for
Whlte wheat extra; $40 2OalS rs for
round hoop Ohio; 10 75aI2 90 for com.
mon TO good st. Louis; Sl2 5Oal6 "a for
Soou TO choice extra state, market clos-
k 4ulet; California FIOur-Quiet:
S9les OF 20 sacks at SI2 T5alS rs Rvs
fI0nr-Steady; sales OF $40 bbls
WHIsKY-Dull and UNCHANGED
SRAlS-W heat-Receipts 70 2I4. rnor
Eet very firm with moderate hnsin"s,
SSotnR; sales OF 81 900 bus. ut 81 Isa2 52Is
~ 40 for Nos. / and 2 mixed. a. y AH ~,
white Canada; 81 So for amber state
whlte Wisconsin on private terms. 80 SS
LOT NO. spring, on canal, buyer ~.
sum sHmin nF 4 I6GS9iEhts. Rye-Quiet and firm;
Barley-Dull; sales of 500 BUS tSo
rowed state at SlS4. MaIt-Quiet:
sales of 1000 bus. common at 81 20
Corn-ReceipLs p, OlS bushels; market
opened shade tirmer and closed quiet:
sales OF oil, 600 bus. at 81 seal 40 for new
mixed western atloaI; 81 IL for old do.
IN store; 81 4Sal Al for do. a1loat; 81 3Oa
~ Tor new yellow Jersey; 81 So for
common white western, Oats-BeceiDts
1,12O bus; market active and excited
and lac better with strong specuIn.
tive demand; sales of IS, 800 bus. at
S619aS114c for western in store, chiefly
SIC, closing firm at that price. Stock in
MISREPRESENTATION, I,7OO,lIS; corn,
,467 ,2l5; oats; 2,5SS,S rye, l9l, $3.50;
barley, l62, 1886; malt, II, 56S; peas, ISL.
GRoCERIES-Rice-Quiet mt 9a9Lsc for
Carolina. CotIee-Stendy for prime
Sugar-Stendy and quiet; sales $50 hhds
Porto Rico at lI<aI3c; 100 boxes Ha-
vana on private terms. Molasses-
Quiet; sales so bbls New Orleans al
SUa90c.
HoPs-Unchanged.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet, at lO1Su for crude
and 231Sa24c for refined bonded.
PRoVIsIoNS-Pork- and lower
sales 1900 bbls at $50 95a2l O5 for mess
closing at S2l 90 regular; $22a22 10 fol
new do, closing at SD 90; prime SIT 5Oa
Il 20 and $40 25a19 so for prime mess
Beei-Steady: sales $50 bbls at previou.
prices; 400 bbls India mess on private
| terms. Beef HRms-Quiet; sal g ! ,OS(
obls at S20a32 90. Bacon-Quiet; sale.
!Oo Doxes at l21zc for short clear; liz
Tor long ribbed. Cut Meats-Quiet
sales 200 packages at Sa91zc for shout.
GERS and l2alS15c for hams.
DRESSED HoGs-Firmer: SISaSs5c 70,
western; &c for extra choice do; 9ssalO
for city.
LARD-Firmer; sales 1870 bbls "A
l215al31+c; small lots at 1880,
BurrER-Steady at 3sA46c for state.
CHEEsE-HeaYy at Liable
DRY GOODS.
Dry goods are inactive, although
there seems to be little more doing
and an apparent feeling of more firm
ness existing, without, however, lead
ing to any material alteration in price.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT STOCKs-Coupons. IS
los; '64, l059s; '65, lO6; lO.4Os, 1919; bot
7-30s, 1925.
MoNEY-6a7 per cent. sterltng-IIO!
GoID-135A.
CLOSING PRrUEs-5:3O p. N.
closing at 1857.
GnvERNAIENT SToCKs-Quiet, with
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III DUyI Nbs
81. Louis.

JANUARY 6.-FLoUR-NothiUg doing
and prices nominalIy unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Sot doing and
prices nominally unchanged. Corn
A little firmer at s5s9lc. Oats-Un-
changed at 7Oa72c. Rye-UnchAnged.
Barley-Unchanged.
PROvIsIONs-EntireIy nominal and
nothing doing. Hogs-RanEe at 5I<a
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JANUARY 6.-GRAIN--Whea
lower; sales amber at 81 "a; Milwaukee
club e. II. Corn-A shade lower; sales
new at 95a96Hc. Oats-Firm; sales No.
/ at CSC. Rye-Quiet. Barlsy-Quiet.
DRESSED HO0s-7aSc.
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JANUARY 6.-FLoUR-Quiet and I'M
changed.
GRAIS-Whear-SaIes No. / spring AT
e 25. Corn-Actiye and lower; sales
At 81 091zal 10. Oats-NomInal at 74c
tor western.
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#tsfEUaafnus.
Kentucky Lottery!
FRANCE, SMITH & co
Managers,

Managers,
SUCCESSORS To MURRAY, EDDY & 90
In the management OF the Kentucky STAT,
Lottery for the benefit OF shelby COLLEGE.
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FORTIETH CONGRESS-.
SENATE,

WASHINGTON, Jan. &.
Mr.. Williams, from the Judiciary
Com mit'ee, reported fayorably to the
Dill IL 10 amend the Judiciary act of 1859.
elect from Maryland, was called mn hv
senator johnson, who addressed the
Senate at length. After a debate be-
tween Messrs. johnson, Edmunds.
Stewart, Howe and TrumbuU. MI
johnson withdrew his motion to post
pone, and the bill was laid aside.
Mr.. Sumner called up the bill for the
TePeaI OF the cotton tax, which was
ate adjourned.
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CA ID,

Managers appointed by the Shelby Circuit
court for the Shelby College Lottery Grant
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FROM MEXICO AND WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, April 16.-Dates from Hayt
are to the 18th. Curos had been victorious
His intentions were unknown. He had al
vet issued no manifesto. Salnave Is In
critical condition. 1t is rumored that the
Americans are advising the revolutlonists
The escape of General Salnave is considered
impossible as Curos occupied 200 miles OF
the Havten coast. The American Minister
was daily expected at Port-au-Prince.
Nassau dates are to the 18th. Great ex-
element was occasioned by Governor Raw
son dissolving the Legislature for not grant
ing supplies to the Church.
A Havana special says new election was
going on.
Honduras dates to the 9th confirm the
report that an American colony was about to
settle at San Pedro, on the Atlantic coast.
A treaty has been concluded with London
and Brussel bankers for the establishment
of Nation Bank with capital of II ,ooo-
900, with the privilege of extending 1t to
flO ,OO0, 900, with the object of developing
agriculture, commerce and river navigation
Yucatan papers report that the British
flag is waving over San Felix, and depiore
the fact that 10000 natives were paying
tribute to foreigners for usurped lands
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-19

A FLANK MovEMENT.-A telegram re-
ceived by the Overland mail, dated March Il,
says:
While General Sehenck's bill, putting AS
SCISSORS and Collectors of Internal Revenue
on the same footing relative TO taking appeals
to the Cour. as Collectors of Customs, was
Up in the House to-day, Mr.. Wilson, Of Iowa,
succeeded in ENGRAVING a very important
amendment. 1t is to the effect that 50 much
Of section Of the Act of February 5, 1867, as
confers jurisdiction upon the Supreme Court
of the United States by way Of appeal in cases
of habeas corpus is repealed, and that there
shall be no jurisdiction in any cases that are
now or may be hereafter appealed. 1t Will
be recoliected that the law relied upon as
giving the Supreme Court jurisdiction of the
McArdle and similar causes, is the first sec
ton OF the Act OF February 3, 1867, entitled
an Act to establish Judicial Courts IN the
United States. The bill, as amended, passed
both Houses to- day. Should it become a
law, it settles the McArdle case and all others
Of similar charat ter that may be brought be-
fore the Supreme Court. Strange to say, 1t
passed both Houses without ellcltlng any
opposition from the Democrats. 1t is re-
garded as the most importan: flank move
ment that has thus far been executed upon
the Observation-Disclosures.
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BOILED WHEAT.-It is possibly not as
we'll understood as it should be among house
keepers, that healthful and nutritive food
NAV be prepared by boiling wheat to be eaten
with milk or molasses-the former to be
preferred when attainabe. 1t is a first rate
thing for children, while adults may use IT
to advantage. Some have the wheat cracked
before using, which i, perhaps, the preferable
plan, but it will answer wei without this
preparation. A lady correspondent Of the
Ohio Farmer says The wheat should be
cracked in mill. Take one quart and put
it into half pot of warm water, and let 1t
stand upon the stove for several hours; then
boil slowly, and stir it occasionally, TIL 1t
becames thick put in handful OF salt:
For children it can be used with milk. II
LEI, standing until cool, it is very nice to cut
in slices, and use with cream and sugar, or
fry it like mush: the last mentioned prefer
for general use, but it can be prepared ways;
II boiled whole, the wheat should be allowed
to soak in tepid water before boiling, that
the grain may have chance to soften and
swell. When properly boiled use with milk
suitably seasoned with salt and pepper, and
it will be found nourishing, healthful and
palatable dish.
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CLEAR STATEMENT. - The Marysville
Appeal styles Woodward's bill provid-
ing for the reference of all laws about
which Congress and the President may
disagree, to the Supreme Court, "a Bill
to make the Supreme Court the Govern
meot." The statement of the case thus
clearly made is in itself the gist of a
conclusive argument against the pro-
posed law.
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FROM EUROPE.

|
DUBLIN. April l6.-H: Featherstonaugf
of West Weather, grand land owner and a
verv wealthy man. was shot and killed last
light by an unknown assassin.
LONDON, April l6.-lt has been widely
rumored to- day that advices have been re.
ceived from Abyssinia that the captives had
been released by King Theodore and that
| the war is over.
A dispatch from General Napier does not
confirm the rumor, although the news Is
favorable to the hopes of the expedition
The advance was within sixty miles OF
Magdala and the troops in good spirits.
The British PostoAice Department is
| about to send Anthony Trollope to Wash
ington to readjust the details Of the Postal
Convention.
great Liberal mass meeting has been
held at St. James Hall. Every portion Of
the Hall was crowded. Earl Russell presi-
ded. Addresses were made BY Henry Faw-
cett. Sir John Gray, Mr.. Neil and others,
and resolutions adopted demanding the dis
endowment of religious sects in Ireland,
and declaring that the Tories. in keeping IN
office after the recent vote of the House OF
Commons against them, have violated con-
stitutional usage and should give place to
Gladstone and the leaders o! the majority
of Parliament.
The fenlan General NaSlte anu SiA
other prisoners sailed to-day for America
under the promise never to return
The Danish Government has commenced
NEGOTIATIONS for the sale of the island Of
Santa Cruz TO France.
COPENHAGEN, April l6.-Denmark has
rejected the proposition of Prussia that the
former cede certain fortresses and territories
to Prussia.
FLoREScr, April l6.-Violent riots have
broken out in Bologna early this week IN
consequence of strike OF workmen. Some
injury to property has been doEe bat no
lives lost The disturbances have been
suppressed and the city is quiet.
Pans, Apail ga duel was fought yes
terdrv near Munich between the late Prus-
sian Ambassador, Meindortf, and the present
Ambassador, Baron Budbere. The latter
was seriously wounded and will resign his
office
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cryrasL And SOUTH ANE21cA.

EEwYoaK. Arrill7.-The steamer Fulton
from Aspinwall 18th, has arrived
Active preparations had been made by
the Panama Government to Q"e-l the reTo
luton in Chiriqui.
In Peru there is general fear OF serious
trouble during the election.
There were nearly 100 deaths daily from
yellow fever lie C.i!ao.
Ia Chile the relations with the new Peru
Wan Government absorbed attention. A
renewal of the war with Spain is apprehend-
ed.
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Fa- Mr. JACOBS will cndsayor TO merit tho
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed ui'pn hn
establishment.
Carson, April J., l'V,.