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AN TiGUA.
SPECIAL TslEGasn 70 the SfRAL1.

Dissatisfaction at Church Expenditures
Roads.
HAVANA, April 81, s0S
AT Antigua some severe shocks OF earthquake
were felt on the 10th inst The people were very
much dissatined with the expenditures for the sup
port Of the dissenting churches, which amounted to
G30, 900 annually.
On the 3oth ut. the Legislature took important
action on the present condition OF the public roads
and 10 estimate the probable amount 10 pnt them In
good order, well az TO the best mode OF maintain
Ing them in efficient repair.
superintendent OF the Lunatc Asylum had
died,
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TINE MURDER or DARCY M'GEe.

from the Albany Argus april 20.l
Tie testimony taken against Whalen throws foubt
upon The nature of the McGee murder. The accused
and Murphy had often threatened deceased, eSDeci-
ally in the election contest OF Deyltn and McGee.
But Iohn McGee half brother OF Thomas d., TESTIFIED
ply at the residence OF DECEASED ondi informed hm
OF an attempt to set tire to his house, upon which
McGee sent Whalen with the following lester TO the
Chief Of Police
j. NJ. l.. Private.
NEW YSyg's MIGHT
Information has been brought here that aernpt to rc
this threatened this hour, hapas two. cannot
officers but ask special lf,arf Of two
may be deemed sufficient to- rostS aud
property. lHOS DaisCs MNuEl.
Ia Chief McIAuGuLIN the officer in charge.
tlmmeds,s.l
The letter did not reach the Chief till 8 ~ N, ana
hsd evidently been opened. An evident I6@inpt IL
msie TO make party capital out OF the afiiE. aad TO
ascribe IL TO great Fenian conspiracy; bur II Is
probable that t has no higher origin than drunken
malice OF a bitter partisan
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THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

Tho Paris Moniteur's News-The Allies Act
ing on the Defensive.
PARIS, April 81, 1S0s
The Montteiv OF this city, publishes later South
American intelligence this morning. No attack had
been made on Asuncon, the Paraguayan capital nor
was It likely there would DO at present. as the allied
forces were acting on the defensive
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The Conservatives ia savanna.Ih HoYefal.

SAVANNAH, A9ml II, 1865.
The conservatives are buOyant and hopeful as to
the result Of the election here. The derGocracvotes
to-day numbered ten to one republican. The elec-
tion IL passing OF quietly. No danger Of disturb
ance Is apprehended. A conservative meeting was
held tonight. The polls attended al day by The
most respectable and influential men of savannah.
The total number of votes peed 50 Tar In CHS city Is
$3.50; in the county LOGS.
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LOUISIANA.

Result 0f the EIcciiOn--A Majority Reported
Against the Constitution i'm Orleans ind
East Baton ROuRe-Demoeratic Mayor Of
New Orleans Elected.
NEW ORLEANS. April 2l, 1868.
No official returns have yet been made. As far
as heard from the majortes against the constitution
are as folows-In this city, 1000; in the parish OF
Orleans, 3s4; I'm East Baton Rouge, 500; In West
Baton Rouge, 100.
Caddo gives 800 majority against the constitution.
j. II. Conway, the democratic. candidate for Mayor
I'm this city, elected, with majority OF demo
Gratis TO both Boards OF the City Council.
In the parish Of Orleans the democratic ticket Is
probably elected. Six democratic Senators are
chosen. negro Recorder IL elected In the Third
district OF this city. Mann, the democratic candi-
date for Congress in the Second district, Is ahead
far as heard from.
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GEORGIA..
The Electioy In Progre. THE Democrats Be-
Ncved 10 xe Ahead.

The Eiectiou In PrOgre;a s-Ihe Dcnfocrnts be-
Neved 10 xe Ahead.
prLANTA April 81, 1868.
The election here is pass ing Off quietly. Enthus-
asm prevails in both partie q 1t Is supposed that
1900 votes were poled in tN y days. Gordon, 1t is
believed, Is about 500 ahead.
The Fulton County Democra &c Club have issued
the following Circular
The democrats OF Fulton coun ~ send greeting to
the people Of Georgia that Gordo is carry ing all be-
fore him here and viii roll up On 0majority In this
county. j. +. AA iAANDER
Chairman OF the LEA nocratiC Club.
In Augusta the election Ia progre1 ng without seri
Gus disturbance. The blacks remain :ab0ut the polls
electoneering for the radical ticket the democratic
vote was large to-day, but the r,taGas viii carry
that county. Military are stationed at the polls %
preserve order.
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THE ERIE RAILROAD DISASTER.

Statement Of the Sleeping Car Conductor
Fifteen Persons Unnccountcd For.
PORT JERvIs April q, 1868.
A telegram has been received here from tho
general superintendent Of the road, Mr. II. Riddle.
to the effect that the report Of the conductor OF the
sleeping car, who is now In New York, shows that
there were twenty ty-three passengers in the rear
coach that was completely destroyed by fire. AS 80
far as It has been ascertained but two persons es
capped rom the car and the remains Of six only have
been recovered, this leaves fifteen OF whom there 10
no
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THE ERIE CASE IN THE SUPREME COURT
At the trial Of the Erie Railway case in the
Supreme Court on Monday, against the direc
tors for violation of an injunction, an interesting
incident occurred upon Mr.. Belden's examina-
ton. The witness refused to answer ques-
ton upon the ground that his answer would
criminate himself. Six times he refused to
respond to questions for similar reason. "a
truthful answer to that question, said Mr.. Bel
den, emphatically, would criminate me, and l
place myself upon my rights. But the judge
evidently did not recognize that the witness had
any right to know whether the answer might
duplicate him or not, so he ordered six com
mitments Of Mr.. Belden to the county jail to
be made out, one for each refusal to answer.
The question might here arise whether the judge
or the witness was the best authority upon this
matter, seeing that the witness is supposed to
have known what answer he would give if he
spoke at all in reply to the interrogation, and,
of course, the judge did not, unless he was
favored with inspiration. Mr.. Belden, how
ever, was not sent to jail; but the decision of
Judge Barnard nevertheless, stands as the
ruling of the. court, aud may form an unplea-
SAINT precedent in the cases of future witnesses.
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General Naglc stIll In Prison.

LONDON, April u, 1s0s.
The counsel for General Nagle publishes q card in
the morning papers to-day denying the published
statement that Nagle had sailed for America. lie
had not even been released the terms granted the
other prisoners.
only two OF the crew Of the Jacmel packet were
released on condition OF leaving the country, and
they sailed for America from Queenstown on the
10th as stated previously.
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APPEARANCE Qf A C0MsT.

The comet known as Brorsen's was seen at the
yassar College Observatory on the evening of the
10th Inst. The clouds prevented an observation
until 1t was SO near the horizon as to make 1t impos-
sible to obtain an accurate one Its approximate
position is-yight ascension hours "A minutes; de-
clination about "a degrees, 10 minutes. IL may De
seen with an instrument Of low power, appearing
like hazy star Just skirting the northern border
of the beautiful group of the Pleaides and moving in
n northeasterly direction.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Result of the ElectlOn-An Indicated Majority
for the Constitution.
WASHINGTON, April 81, 1868.
DespatciA IS received by General Grant from Gen.
eral Canby lated Charleston, April 20, give the fol-
lowing urtlt particulars OF the vote for the consti
tuition in Sot th Carolina-In twentyone districts,
registering Oh 600 votes partial returns give o. 600
votes pOed at the last election. The same districts,
with full retur AT the previous election gave 53 600
votes Partial canvass returns from eighteen dis
trcts give 34O9A votes for the constitution and H. 24
against These eturns indicate that there will be
majority for the ,consttution In all except three or
four districts.
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HOSrETTERS STOMACH BlrTERS 4 resorted 10 In such
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the remedy of the age" for debility, well all
diseases arising fonu arrangement of the stomach and liver
Persons advanced IN life, and feeling the hand OF time
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The Immense quantities this invaluable tonic that
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BARBADOS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Quarantine Observation-Disclosures Not 10 Hold
seats In the misunderstanding Station.
HAVANA, April 81, 1868.
The quarantine for Barbados IL at Hutbird island.
project before the Legislature to exclude all
contractors and officials from holding legislative
seats, Government intends to establish coaing
depot so as TO attract steamers. Mr.. Howason sue
ceeds as manager Of the bank.
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IS II A RACE

From the Evening Telegram, April 2l.l
The report that the ocean steamers Cuba and City
OF Paris started on Saturday last for race across
the Atlantic is denied In card from E. Cunard, of
the Cunard iine to which the CuDa belongs. At the
same time reports are received from homeward
bound vessels that the steamers are actually racing
Mt their topmost speed. How IL thsS Is II a racer
And is Mr.. L. Cunard In the dark as TO the iactS
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-
Chicago is famous for its sensations of all
kinds. 1t can eclipse any other American city
for its horrible murders, extensive fires, stu
pendous forgeries, extraordinary divorce cases,
terrible political conspiracies and profound Sc
cret associations 1t is now in fearful commo-
top on account Of the introduction OF the
mysterious Southern organization called the
S"Ku Kluxes." The radical papers are In ago
nidng throes over the matter, and come out in
douhle-leaded editorials denouncing the society
aa 6hs composed Of more hideous monsters
tha8 those who contemplated the liberation of
thirteen thousand rebel prisoners in 1864 and the
dSelGsing of the city in blood. The radicals are
exhorted to organize force against force-Klux
against Klux, Klan against Klan-and when
The fighting begins to be prepared to take
share therein. This new Chicago sensation is
probably created for effect on the municipal
Alectlon which occurred yesterday. Yet, after
all, the whole affair may be but another of those
huge jokes which Chicagoans are accustomed to
practise upon the credulous. During the palmy
days Of that mystical organization, the ''Sons
Of Malta" Chicago was the headquarters of
the most influential and most numerous body
Of the Order in the West, and the great jokers
Of that period may now be reviving some of
their old tricks under the new name of "Ku
,Kluxes" The whole thing bears the stamp of
some mystic fun and frolic known only to the
Initiated
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CUBA.

sugar NIarket-Excbaage Quotations.
HAVANA. April n, 1ses
The sugar market Ia quiet and prices are unatered.
Exchange--On London. iok nx per cent pre-
MUM; on Hamburg. ~ per cent discount; on Paris,
Ix per cent premium; on United states currency.
70 rcr cent dscor"t IN 60 d long sight, per cent
L.scv.a., s!ivr' si.h, y .c.a.s..,.
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JAMAICA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD

Governor Grnrt Visits the Ragged Schools
and Model Farms at MOntego.
HAVANA, April 21, 1868.
Governor Grant when at Montego visited the ragged
schools and model farms established for the blacks.
Two thousand little negresses sang hymns for his
edihcatiOn at the Baptist mission.
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Indemnify for Foreign Losses.

LONDON, April Il, 1868.
Laie advices from Japan via shanghae say the
government OF the Mikado promises TO indemnify
all foreigners for any lossess which they may have
suffered at the hands of either party during the
recent civi disturbances.
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French REPORTS Of GaribaidI.

French Reports Of Garibaidi.
PARIS, April 21, 1868.
The Nontteur In its issue OF to-day denies the
stories heretofore prevalent OF the movements Of
General 0arbald and asserts that he Is still at his
residence in the Island OF Caprera.
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ST. VINCENT.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Cost of the Military Siation-LeeisIative
Appointment.
HAVANA April 81, 1865.
Troops had arrived at st. Vincent island. The
military station costs annually about 600 sterling
The manager OF the bank succeeds Mr.. Arnut in the
legislature che latter having resigned.
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The Vote In Charleston.

CHAKLESTON, April Il, 1905
The election is Nogressing quietly, and 79s votes
were polled to-day, I lost Of them by negroes and
many for the demo. ratio ticket. The democrats
anticipate majority a their favor. Couriers from
the counties of Chat hooche, Union, stuart and
Randolph bring in mt AVS OF democratic successes,
but give no definite retl rms.
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FRANCE.

Imperial Plans Of Public Works.
PARIS. April "a, 1868.
The Hopt,e,w to-day says the government will
bring bill before the next Corps Legisatis TO pro.
si,,e for the completion OF the extensive public
works on ttc iricr,or and corue' tng roais Of
tru-.-.
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IRELAND.

The Prince OF Wales Unveils a National
Monument.
DUBLIN, April 21-Evenlng.
The Prince OF Wales to-day unveiled Foey's statue
of Edmund Burke with grand and imposing ceremo-
MES in the presence OF vast multitude OF spectators
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The Vote in Macon.

MACON, April a, 1865
The total vote up to the close OF the polls to-day
was 5000. The democrats gaAned largely in today's
voting. The accounts from southwestern Georgia,
where the negroes largely In the ascendant, are
highly favorable to the democrats
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Consular Jurisdiction In Poland.
WARSAW, April q, 1868.
II Is oacaly announced that the foreign consulates
in this city, which It was reported we're to be abau
doned viii be permanently continued by their re-
spective governments.
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ouEsssrowx, April ai.-Tne steamship City Of
Antwerp Captain Mrehouse, Of the Inp,an line,
which len New York on the ifh inst arc e' vt thss
r.. ,A.. "a st I, ..ai..s Vu u. "a. ~ A.T,fIOv.
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DR.. FEEL IN THE UNITED STATES SENATE =
The celebrated case of DR.. Fell has never
been looked upon as one of high legal author
ity, yet it is the case apparently upon which
the United States Senate will rest decision
against the President:-
do not like you, Dr. Fell
The reason why cannot tell;
But this, indeed, know full we'll
90 not like you, DR.. Fell.
DR.. Fell had apparently been guilty OF no
tangible offence; but that was matter OF no
consequence had no business to be such
person as people would not like. Being such
a person as radicals do not like is now the
Presidents offence. They condescended to
come TO particulars and made charges against
him. They are unable to prove these charges,
and SO they will remove him any how-not
because he is guilty of any offence, but be-
cause they do not like him.
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RUSSIA.


ST. PETERSBURG, April 21, 1868.
The ice In the Neva river Is breaking up and navga-
ton will soon be open from the Baltic through the
Gulf OF Finland to the Lake Ladoga.
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Ask for IA WRffha m Watch.
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why is Phnlon's " Flor dc Mayo" the New
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Il Is wel.spr z OF delight Ia every house New
York. Sod by all drug yIsts.
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yearr-pyoved efncac'ous % hundreds OF thoraands
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A,-Vard,s Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
cuffs Broalw lway and Union sarare also wholesale aud
tail nj Broadway.
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RlNlDAD.
SPECIAL TsltGRan 70 THE HERALD.
Arrival Of Coolies.

Three hundred coolies had arrived from Calcutta.
Four died on the voyage.
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A.-Ward's Perfect Fitting shirts, Broad-
vyav and Union square also al Bs7 Broadway.
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MlSSlS SIPPl.
The Reconstruction Convention--Heavy Rains
Damaging Crops.

JACKSON April II, 1865.
The Convention evince a disposition 10 get
through their work at an early day. The report Of
the Franchise Committee IL on its third reading.
Accounts from the interior Of Alabama and Missis-
sippi report serious damage 10 plantations from the
late rains. The rivers and creeks are very high In
many places and are running over the banks n IL
fearelth general repanting will have 10 be done.
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An Extensive stock Of Ladies', Misses
Boz y and l8fsnts' Hats. frices reduced AZ
GENfN'S 5lS Broadway.
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America .--Those yeautifnl SiIicate Book
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Amendments the vote was close, and stood 81
fees to So days, 1t is probable, therefore,
that when the Senate considers the biz that
body may strike opt the rsprlsal clause and
send II back to the House Y,th soae buch an
amendment as that proposed by Ne Eliot.
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MUSICAL and Dfa0atIc Notes.
Signor Psncani one Of the brightest ornsuseuts Of
Italian opera that this city has been favored with for
years past, sailed for Europe with his accomplished
wife In the steamship Laurent on sAtur1Ay last In
the short but brilliant season Of ope<a at Pixies,
which came TO such abrupt terminz alton Pancanrs
charming tenor voice and thoroughly artistic school,
both In singing and acting wer the most attractive
features In "Ernsni." "rrova,ore" sc. II Is seldom
that the opera,c stage on ssner side os the Atlantic
can bo.st of 'cnor poss, ssig vocc of such sym.
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