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WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

JEFFERSON VALLEY Posi- OFFlcE.-Mr. John II.
Simpson has received the appointment Of postmas-
ter AT Jefferson Valley.
, REFORMED CHURCH AT PEEEsKrL.-The ladies' Of
the Reformed church at Peekskili held fair on
Tuesday and Wednesday last and thereby realized
upwards Of $500 TO aid them IN their good work.
REAL ESTATE SALE AT WHITE PIANs-Sherir
Bussng and Colonel John p. jenkins have pur-
chased from the Mr. Robert Cochran plot Of
ground, 450 feet front by 200 deep. ON Horton ave.
nue., for $4,000.
POCKETS PIcKED.-Two gentlemen residing in
Westminster county, while waiting nc the Harlem
Railroad depot on Wednesday to take the six p. M.
train home, to spend Christmas. were relieved OF
their pocketbooks, one Of which contained seventy
i've dollars and the other forty dollars.
METHODIST CHURCHES IN WHITE PLArNs.-A
movement has been started IN White Plains in favor
OF uniting the two Methodist societies, and erecting
q commodious, handsome and substantial stone edi-
fee, centrally located FOR their house Of worship
At present one small church Is situated near the
depot and the other in .he Old portion OF the village.
SING SING SUNDAY -uooLs CELEBRATE CHRIST
MAs--rhe sabbath schools o. ST. Paul's and Trinity
churches at Sing Sing, were pleasantly entertained
on Thursday evening. and the little folks were the
recpents OF appropriate presents In the shape of
books toys &C.. from the Christmas trees which had
been wen stocked for the occasion. The sunday
school connected with the Methodist church held or
were treatd with festival last evening and large
number Of presents were distributed among the
little ones.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF IN SoNEss.-Four lads.
about fifteen TO seventeen years old, named Michael
Dillon, Pierre Leverick, Abraham Garrison and
William J. Dean entered district 5choOlhouse IN
the town OF Soulers, few days ago, destroyed the
furniture and books and committed various nul-
sances IN the building. Dillon and Leverick were
Grand Jury. Dean and Garrison after an examina-
ton and reprinand, were discharged.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamer Pensacola second rate
screw) flagship OF the North Pacific squadron, ar
rived at san Francisco from Acapulco onihe 10th
inst The following is a list OF her officers--
Captain, Edward Middleton trecentiy promoted 10
Commodore); Lieutenant Commanders, Albert kautz,
Montgomery Scard and q. X. iiasweil; Acting Vol
uuteer Lieutenants, j. II. Edridge and :. Howard:
Acting Master, Joseph Marathon; Ensgns g. M.
Hunter 5. p. Baird and A. $. Snow; Mdshpmen, A.
u. Sprpgue, j. -. Dayton and Il. Turubuli Mates ].
ponte and IL Watson; Fleet Surgeon, j. W. Taylor;
Passed Assistant surgeons, ". II. Adams and g. w.
Woods Fleet paymasier, q. H. Davis; Chaplain III.
u. liibben; captain Marines, John Schermerh0rn;
second Lieutenant Marines, q. ". Thompson; Fleet
Engineer r.. ID. Robe; First Assistant Engineer,
Alexander ". Fraser Jr; Acting First Assistant En-
gineer !. n. Middleton; Second Assistant Engineers
II. i. Cline AID ]. J. Barry; THIRD Assistant En-
gineers, J. II. Diamond, j. W. Elliott and 4. Van
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a DOUBLE MURDER m GEORGIA.
prom the Thcmasvllle tGa.l Enterprise

From the Thomasvillc (Ga.) Enterprise, Dec 1871
negro man WIS brought to Jail here on Wcines-
day last for numbering two negro women near Dun
canvllle In tns county, week before his arrest.
One of the women was his wife, whom he muir
darcd FOR her .unfaithfuiness In leaving him for
another man, ana the other woman was wife to the
man charged with giving asylum TO the murderer's
wife. lie confessed the crime upon his arrest aud
related the horrible details OF the double murder.
lie said he had Intended for some time 20 Kill hts
wife auG sought 70 shoot her, but finding her TINS
occasion witt she woman who nad aided anu en-
cpuia -ef hrf ~ leave his house he changed bis mind
attu struck her with he gun. Tue blow feel her
In ensbie u the earth, and tire other woman now
net u give information, bui nc ran after her aud
folcG her also with the gun, All repeated the blows
uttl tie was satisfied IN WA 0eaa. iilr tniuratsI
demon now returned " his sth useuslEle VIE AMI
VITA his pn9sctkniic ca hef fhfH4i an went Nis
WNNs
ms superior Court hcinA II 'sai 4 ha will. FIoOa.
biy D4 ti4e4 guIng ihe present week.
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FOREIGN LETTERS

Tile transactions for the last month with Europe
through the New York Post Ofce show that 350,944
letters sent away and 342 received, the total
being 693 Os, While tn postage collected on those
sent away amounted to s45 26l 13 and on those re-
ccived $i3,9s3 S. resulting in the aggregate 20
$50, "a IS. The following is the .&1.
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1--WE HIDDEN HAND.

Herbert Greystu was CapItola's lover. lie hal
Just graduated frNm West Point had received
IieuteaanLs commisSion, and was on his way ID
Mexico 10 loln the lor,.bs unlcr Genera. Taylor Hs
IN come out OF his way TO visit Hurricane hAi.
HAD met Wool ut TiD TON, and from him learned d
Capitoa's danger and came 30 hef rescue.
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THE HIDDEN lIANn.
Scandal Lame.
BY MRS. NJ. A. KIDDER.

BY MRS. NJ. A. KIDDER.
II is not on the signboard, sir,
Go search both far and wide;
Or IN the town directory,
he map or railroad guide;
Ana II you pump your neigAbors, SIT,
You pump, alas IN vain,
For no one e'er acknowledged yet
He Aved In Scandal lane
1t il a fearful neighoorhood,
so secret aud so sly;
Although the tenants oltsntlmeS
include the rich and high.
I'm told they're even canninais,
Ana, When they dine or sup,
BY way Of change they'll turn about
ANA each other up.
They much prefer the youthful, sir.
The beautiful anu rare;
They grind up character and all,
And call 1t wholesome iare.
. And should the helpless victim vince,
They heed not cries OF pain;
These very bloody canuibals,
ihal 1--we III scandal lane
II you should chance to dine with them,
Pray never be deceived;
When they seem most ike bosom friends,
They're least to be believed.
Their claws are sheathed In velvet, sir,
Their teeth are hid by smiles.
And woe betide the innocent
Who falls beneath their wiies
when they have singled ont their pray.
They make cat-llke spring;
Or hug them like serpent, ere
They plant the fatal sting
Ard then they wash their guilty hands,
But don't efface the stain,
These very greedy canniDaIs
That live in scandal lane
ME HIDDEN HAND.
By MRS SOUTnWORTH,
thor of "The Bride of an Evening"" "The Dc
aartad Wifi ~ ne nc
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CHAPTER I.

Author OF "The Bride OF an Evening"" "The De
serted Wife, &C, &C., &C.
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WARRINGTON
amendment to Passenger Laws.


sWAsHINoroN, April I9.-The
amendment to the passenger laws pro
posed to Congress, by Secretary
McCullOch, are such as have been
2sdegested by the observations Of Iprac-
tical seamen. g t-fMArsg 81 gH
Large numbers of national banks
have failed to comply with The re-
quirementss Of the 25th seetiona6f the
National Currency Act. A. few weeks
ago 137 of them bad never caused an.
examination of their securities iu the
hands of the Unlted States Treasurer,
and nearly 20 Others, who haze at
some time since fholr Organization pro-
cured such examination, are delIn-
Quent IN b6ththe current year. and that
ending June last The Comptroller
of Currency has accordingly called the
attention Of the national baRk officers
to these facts and advises how an ex-
animation may be conducted
1t appears from the statement of
the Director Of the Bureau Of Sta
tistics, that the total value ofimports
from Canada and other British Amer
iean Provinces on the Atlantic, du-
ring the fiscal year. ending with June
Jas Z. /" i~'Dl 4 - fODs ol " IiCu was Tree,
50, ,6Z3, l69, and dutiable. so, 9l9 ,539,
upon which the estimated duties were
s., ,O52. .572 s8t
Messrs. Curtis aad Evarts called at
the MeT9politan hotel this evening to
see their colleague Mr. StanbeTy. but
it was not thought prudent to. admit
them to 40 interview with that gem
tleman, owing to his physical condi-
tion. He IS, however, conyaleseent,
and expects to sufficiently recover by
Tuesday to be able to attend the
trial,
According to the present indica-
tions, Manager Boutwell, will deliver
his speech Tuesday, to be followed
by Evarts and Stanbery and Mana
ger Bingham will make the closing
argument on or before Friday
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RICHMOND. April 1S.-The. .Conven-
tion adjourned a midnight, subject to
thescall ofgtlIe Committee. Ohlyithe
President and Secretary signed she
Constitution. A resolution had been
adopted dispensing Witl 4, the signing
by meInbersB 1t is understood the
Conservatives would have refused to
sign it. Among the Republicans
voting against ITS finala adoption was
Osee. a negro. After adjournment,
speeches we're made, and Mr.. Porter,
"a leadiag -RepublicaH, Rredieted the
adoption Of the Constitution by a
large majority. Messrs. Smead and
Allen, also leading Republicans, pre-
dicted its defeat, aud said i6Would be
deserved. Mr.. Smead opposed it
mainly on the ground Of its alleged
fraudulent character On the home
stead exemption, and Mr.. Allen, be-
cause 1t placed white men under the
negro. 60.
Gen. SchofeId to-day suspended
j. ;. Colvert, the State Treasurer, on
a charge preferred by the Governor,
and appointed George Rice, Secretary
Of the Convention, Treasurer al
interim.
D.. John L. Pendleton, Superintendent
of the State Prison, has been removed,
and Burnham Wardwell appointed in
his place; l.. W. Savage as Mayor;
and a new set 7of officers were to- day
appointed for Charlottesville.
] The Conservative members of the
Contention have issued an address to
the people of the State It is a re-
sumo Of arguments used on that side
during The. late session. .<rr
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ST. LOUIS
Death Of Bishop HaWkes-G0T. stone
in the City, &c.

ST. LOUIS, April 19.-Bishop
Hawks, of the Episcopal Church.
died to-day.
Governor Stone, Of Iowa, is here
on business connected with the rail
road system Of that State, and espe-
eially with its connection with the
North Missouri Road of this State.
The Banking house of GAYLORD.
Leavenworth Il Co. Of this city, sus-
pended payment They express
confident belief that they will be able
to resume in a few days. t.
An Omaha special states that latest
accounts from Laramie say that the
Peace Commissioners have been sue
cessful so far. Il ~
The Cheyenne argus OF yesterday
says the Comm }ssi5ners sent Spotted
Tail ard thirty warriors on an expe-
ditlon to recover the property stolen
BY some Of Red Clouds band, lately.
There Is some doubt as to whether
anything will be accomplished, or
Spotted Tail return.
Gen. Hazen, Assistant Inspector
General u. s. A, arrived at Denver
yesterday, en- route for Santa Fe, on
tour Of inspection.
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NEW YORK.
General Grant gone t0West Point
Case Of EmbeZzlemeHt-CO
feiteF Remanded for Sentence.

Nav YORK, April Is. = General
Grant andAsen passed through this
morning to West Point.
'ra ftais understood that the City Of
Paris and Cuba, (which sailed to-day.
wiIltrun a race to Liverpool. Mr..
Cunard i said 60 have wagered So,
eO9 ga the Cuba. .5sl.9st
The case of Bloomgarten, charged
WithH embezzling $4,000 from the
Assistant Treasurer Of the United
States. at louisville, was before the
United States Circuit Court, to-day,
for reviewd, on the ground that the
evidence before the Commissioner,
under which defendant was commit
ted, was insufhcient. After argument
the Court stated that its decision
Wpud be given on Monday.
NEW YoRK. April 18.-Adotti, one
OF the most notorious counterfeiters,
was to-day. Tema ndedl for 8sentencei by
United States Commissioner Cochard
One Of the gang pleaded guilty. This
l3 the last ct these dangerous counter
At about three o'clock this after
noon, the Agent of the Associated
Press Ia this city sent a cable tele-
gram 20 Europe asking for the Havre
cotton. market. At six o'clock the fol-
lowing answer was received:
HAYRE April 18.-Cotton-stock
in port light and market firm; the
sales to-day were on the basis of 147
francs and 30 centimes per cwt. for
Tres orftnoire on, the spot. and there
IS quite speculative demand; prices
to arrive are firm at 142 francs and so
eentimes, 1aaa 8af
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CANADA.
The Investigation OF fhe ASsaSsinas.
tiOH Reconsideration COmitted
on Charge of the Assassination of
MeGee. .fHt taA ~ ~


OTTAWA, April 18.-The investiga-
ton in the assassination case was re-
sumed this. morning, The counsel for
the Crown, acting under instructions
from the government, have excluded
every person not interested ia the
case from the Court, including all
members Of the press. 1t was dis
covered this morning that a piece of
iron used as a support for some pipes
which pass through the prisoner 5
cell, had been taken off The pris-
oner was at once searched, when a
piece of iron nine inches long was
found concealed under his arm, and
between his two shirts. This cir
cumstanee does not tend to lessen the
suspicion against him. The detec-
tiYes admit that since yesterday, the
most important evidence against
Whalen has been obtained, as a large
number OF parties have suddenly lett
Ottawa, anticipating evidence impli-
eating them in lcGee's assassina-
ton, which Is possession Of the au-
thorities s.r.a testss
Whalen has been committed for
trial at the Assign Court, on the
charge of numbering McGee.
MONTREAL, April 1S.-The ice has
been moving away from before SoreI,
and navigation to Quebec will prob
ably be unobstrGcted in few days.
La Pierre, charged with the mur-
der of AlcOnta Cosur, has been ac-
quilted, after fOaf days ial. The
Judge testified chat he believed the
.pFisOner insane.
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AsFl5 -----r--~- #ta4 80 r rA
By ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Installation Of the Prince OF Wales
as knight bfSi. Patrick.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LIVERPOOL. April 18.-The suit
against Gwin & Co., of Liverpool for
damage by the explosion of nitro o-gly-
eerine aboard the steamer Europen,
at. Aspinwal, in April, 1866, has been
withdrawn.
DUBLIN, April 1S.-The installa-
ton of the Prince of Wales as
Knight Of St. Patrick, occurred to-
day The procession over the route
was two-miles long, and lined with
troops. The weather was fine, aud
vast crowds flled the streets. The
cathedral was crammed with people,
and the scene was grand. At the
dinner tonight, only the nobility will
be present.
Two steamers from Greek and
other Christian ports still land, and
took gunpoWder, arms, and other sup
plies aud munitions Of war at the
Island, and take away refugees.
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The ElectlOR-Order for Counting
the FOIes-DemOcrats Confident
that fhey hare Carried the Parish
OF Orleans. f.yal Ja 80 el sII5I

NEW ORLEANS, April 18.-Orders
were issued TO commence counting
the votes-immediately after the clos
ing of theEpel Z ,dnD the 4esenceg gof
two representatives of each organized
party; thereoqating tage0ntinue vi h
out lnternissiSn untjls completed.
The result will probably be known
tomorrow 4 The Democrats are con-
fident they have carried the Parish
of Orleans, and estimate their major.
ity at 1000 EeBaBAA fb6fEL q
A dispatch received from the town
of Monroe, Louisiana, signed BY
Col. Edgar Tisdall, Iaternal Revenue
Collector, Capt Geo G. Norcross, and
others signing themselves loyal citi-
zens Of Louisiana, declares the
election, as, conducted, 10 that, town, =
unfair, illegal and unjust; the
election passing off quietly. But few
trif1ing disturbances occurred. The,
white voters are considerably ahead.
The votes were not counted last
night, and the ballot-boxes were
locked up ia a cell Ia the station
house, in charge ofthe Deputy Sheriff
1t Is probable no returns viii be
given until the full vote is officially
announced za sdl ao8 s
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

LONDON April l9.-Geueral Ma
pier. DO command OF the Abyssian ex-
DeditiCu. = d his last dispatch. requests
heavy rem ttancss of treasure 70 bear
the expenses VT the army be sent TO
aim before t47 rainy season sets 10,
- be apuap4ted during that season
has QHlcauou VITA the coast
would be fuzzy n NOT wholly, fater-
rupoeugfa fa.1J au-t.j H Ea.
-I-f ENGLAND. 1Isu
NEwYoRk. April 19-The ste1n- ?
.er Europa. from Glasgow, arrive YES =
terdaV44. ..HEt1ul tt .fF.A HHuH .15i.
.GsDeraisGsgtt 'aBp sou .retarned la
ffem West P3i last night, aud are
stoPpine p rho 4lett6p3li tam z
a.Fls FL EIr
GINoI9&hELl .ADcii 49, -v-J0hh H.
! Johnsoud3i fsaldirmf @ Batanian &
JQhhsoa,ip90gislo us1Eb B ems, died yes-1 +
teE1Uy.te etla.i -IathlE alG p.
The Doart'pg house attnehed to
Lane Samiuary on Walnut Billie was
damaged by dte, gesterihy, b the eX-
tent OF III Al6. 8u..g. Hr# .H...t va. .I.
Another ere broke out at 1lo'ciOck
last might. In the trupk 8nctOry Of
Pqryiu a. Johnson, ,u31 Broadway
Loss 81 g05i insured.ella I'D bH
Nothine new III rekard TO the
Hollywood Heating fight has asayet. 1
deye1oRed itself ii KeaNnguis still
Ia jail, aud viii have to remain there
till to-mQFrow morning atlbast,iif not
lOhger. Hollywood, aWhO gisa0ut on
bail. .-crpssed toe rIgen 10 kentucky.
The rightmby possibly. tabd place to-
ward the close Of tbeWeebg Nothing,
however, has as yet besnbdeinitely
settled g|.s8 hrs rlrn diia- aa
CIECrNNATT, April 19p@The anni-
yersaryl exercises OF the Pethel Sab
bath School the largest n the kind
IN the eouatry, were celebrated to-
day in Mozart Hall Some two thoU
sand children were in ATTENDANCE.
EsPresident Woolsey, 81 Yale Col
iege, preached Ia hiseity to-day toa .
large congregIiion.
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WILMINGTON.
The Campaign in North Carolina
Both Parties Confident Of sue

WILMINGToN, n. c., April 18.-The
campa gn Is closing amid unparalleled
excitement, both parties making des-
perate efforts for success. Business
will be almost suspended during elec-
ton, which eemmanees next Tuesday
In the cities and large towns. the
negroes will vote the Radical ticket
almost en- nlqSse, while In the country
dIstncts a considerable number viii
remain away from the polls. The
vote will exceed that on the Conven-
ton question, by at least 10000 The
total number of registered votes IS
now 100000. The Radicals claim the
ratification of the constitution will
bring peace and prosperity to the
State, but the Conservatives. consist
ing of four -ffths of the white men of
the State, demand its rejection. Mr..
Holden will probably run consider
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BUFFALO.
steamer saak by AnotheF &C..

BUFFALO, n. Y. April 19.--The
schooner ArctUrns, which sailed
from here a few days since with46,-
600 bushels of malt for Chicago, was
run downland sunk. By an unknown
vessel, at u O'Clock on Friday night.
off Long Point. The crew were
saved, and arrived here to-day.
The funeral Of G. K. LOOMS, Cen
eral Freight Agent of the Buffalo &
E-ie Railroad, who was killed at the
recent disaster on fhe n. Y & Erie
R. r., was attended to-day by a LARGE
concourse of citizens and friends
from abroad A special train from
the Lake Shore Road brought
great many peasons from that line Of
road 10 attend the funeral services.
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MONTGOMERY, ABA.5i,
An Editor and 3 Negro Man has some
TrOuble-lhe Negro Cut with a
Knife-The Editor Arrested and
Imprisoned Without the Benefit OF
Bail.

MONTGOMERY, April 18.-Mr. r.
Randolph. editor Of the Tuscaloosa
Monitor, recently had a difficulty with
a negro in Tuscaloosa, during which
he(cut the negro with a knife. Mr.
Randolph. learning that his arrest
was ordered by the military authori-
ties, came TO Montgomery last night.
When be reported TO Gen. Shepherd,
he was told to report this morning at
10 o'clock, which be did. General
Shepherd then informed him that he
must be committed to the military
prison without the benefit of bail.
Gen. Shepherd further remarked that
In all cases of all military arrests,
parties would be committed to prison,
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PHILADELPHIA. a.
Contested Election Case Decided in
Favor Of Democrats.

PHILADELPHtA. April Is. - The
contested election ease, In which the
Republicans tried-to oust Democratic
officers elected last Fall, was this
morning decided in favor of the Demo
Gratis. TheJudges decided the legality
Of the election Of Leach, as Register
of Wills; Balher. City Commissioner:
NJ, E Gray. Clerk Of the Orphans
Court: al Democrats.
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ELMIRA, N. Y.
Funeral OF Mrs. JnO. DickeFs, Burn
ed TO Death-Large COneOuTse or
PeOpie.sg a = saa s

ELMIkA, n. Y, April 19.-The
funeral of Mrs. John Decker, who
was burned to death In the recent
railroad disaster on the Erie Rail-
road, took place in this. city to-day,
and was attended BY large eeneourse
OF people. The remains were among
those of which nothing but charred
bones were found, aud four days
elapsed before they we're identified.
sLdenti6cation was finally established
By trunk key, breasfpin and ear
rings. p.
5. B. FairmaD, Sr., proprietor Of
the Eimira Daily AdUerfjser, who was
among those Severely injured. and
whose life was despaired of. IS now
slowly recovering ~ ~ 4a
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CINCINNATI.
Prize Fighters before the Court
Bail reduced TO S3,0OO-Keating
sum IN jan, 1eO0kb 8fte9far,

CINCINNATI April IS. HOLLYWOOD,
one Of the feather7Weight prize. light
ers, was again brought before Judge
AMurdock to day and upon his prom
ise 20 leave the State, and not engage
in prize fight. bis bail was reduced
to $1,000, Hhiehehe ipfoered, and was
accordingly set at liberty. Heating,
the opponent Of HOLLYWOOD, vas
brought before the-eeHFt ia the after
noon, and the Prosecuting Attorney
stating that he had add tional evi-
dence that the parties intended to
fight, the Judge fixed fKeating' bail
at $1,000. which he could not give.
and is still IN Jail. His ease viii come
up again on Monday
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A Steamer Sunk by an Un-
known Vessel.
Important News from Mex,
al leo. 49, = = =
Tn 3 Attempt TO Assassinate
q daL President Juar. 2. saaa.
LOUISVILLE.
The Police DifIloulfyrIR. viii be
Brought TO an Issue To-day.

LOUISVILLE, April 19,-The police
difficulty viii Undoubtedly Be brought
to an issue tomorrow. The Police
Commissioners have received their
commissions from the Governor. and.
have already sworn in the majority Of
their force. Tomorrow they VIII de-
mand from the Mayor the surrender
of the stations and the Withdrawal
Of the old force.
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EUROPE.
BIZ ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH,
The Abyssinian ExpediiiOn-GeAeFaI
Napier Asks Heavy Remittance or
fFeasHFe-ResOlullOn In the Par
liament Of the North German Con.
federation. sl#aH
PRUSSIA

BERLIN, April 19-The Parliament
Of the North German Confederation
has adopted a resolution instructing
Count Bismarck to enter into nego-
tiations with foreign powers, for the
purpose of establishing by treaty the
absolute neutrality of private Prop
erty at sea IN time Of war.