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Amusemeuss.

. PARLoR CoNcERTs.-We fancy there are very
few of the hundreds who last season parronized
the delightful parlor concerts given at Lyceum
Hail. who viii not hear with pleasure the inteIii-
gepce that another series has been gotten up by
the Mendelssohn Quartette, the first OF which will
be given on Monday evening. Messrs. O @. Tracy,
A. b. Chase, and j. G.. and A. g. Wheeler. all
fsvofites of last year, compose the quarteste, and
will be assisted by SeDorits Filomeno and Mr.. l..
Mayer. with Phil. Greuling to play the accompani.
meDts. By provident forethought the managers
Of the enterprise will arrange for the reserviug Of
q sufficient number of seats for subscribers for
the series, while a limited number Of tickets for
single concerts may be purchased at the music
stores and the door. Extra tickets may also be
purchased by subscribers from the Librarian al
the City Hall. We bespeak for these entertain
ments the full and appreciative patronage which
they deserve.
ACADEMY OF Music The usual matinee to-day
will doubtless call together numerous audience
of the Juveniles particularly as it will afford
them their final opportunity of seeing the Three
Eras,n which will be Withdrawn after to morrov
evening. There will also be an attractive olio
performance, including humorisms By Delahsnty,
Henger, Bloodgood, Ryman and Banker, dances
by Carnageia and the Clinetops, and songs by
Miss Nellie Taylor. The same bill will be offered
also in the evening Mons. Novssimo appears on
Monday evening. taking the direction of the ballet
in the new piece. Grand Duchess Of Alaska, or
Black Fawn Of America"
ENTERTAINMENTS AT THE EVARrgTIEs.-The friends
of this always popular place Of amusement will
be pleased to learn that 1t Is to be re-opened to-
morrow evening, to sfford opportunity for the dis
play of some rare illuminated tableaux Of the kind
recently exhibited at the Academy of Music.
The high appreciation in which these beautiful
and novel views have been held by the Academy
patrons induces the expectation that they vii
meet with similar reception In their coming dis
play at the Varieties The Senorita Fimeno vii
assist in the entertainment, performing some Of
L.. 1T f,<o hatu
tabeaux.
CRESCENT CrY MUsEUx.-New and curious OBJ
ects of interest are constantly being added TO ths
collection Of wonders now on exhibition at thi
Museum, which Is located on St. Charles street
between Common and Gravier, and is always opel
from A. n. until midnight. ifH
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Tax payers remember that the pre-eminently
s.loil . Baker is on the radical ticket.
Some Syracuse ladies have put on the Turkish
costume.
Miss Kellogg viii siuR, this season, in London
in competition with Tietjens and Nilssen.
1t is stated that young woman in Chicago,
who had lost her speech BY . severe cold, had
twenty offers Of marriage in one week.
Bismarck says in q recentletter to . landowner
in Pomersnis. that Il am not sufficiently unscrup-
ulous as . statesman, but rather TOO timid."
The New York Times calls the Cincinnati Com
mercial's correspondent, Mack" the "grsat
North American interviever.v fsjt
Young Rapid compares his morning cocktail TO
piece Of sculpture, because It Is "a bss-relief
after bust"-[Ex. Isl na
The empress Of Austria compliments the Mag.
ysrs by engaging Hungarian doctor for the forth
coming event. Is this genuine compliment or
''sarkssticai" hint In regard to draperys
The New York Commercial Advertiser ventures
the assertion that nine men out OF ten who
call duty jewty, also wear their hair parted in
the middle. 1
An sdmirer Of one of the dancers at the
Boston Theater threw q silk dress pattern to
the object Of his alteration, last Saturday
afternoon. Was it hint
Persons who have lost their registration certd-
Gates, but whose appear on the lists. should
make sfidavit 70 the fact, and they will be per-
mitted to vote.
Do not loose sight OF the fact that the main
Issue in the coming election is the adoption or re-
lection of the infamous Black Crook Constitution.
Speak against ii work against it, and vote against
it, W
The roachin0 rnarriaoe of MILE Adelina
Patti is almost formslly announced by Mr.. Gye,
in his programme for the new opera season in
London. He tells bis subscribers that "for the
present season. at least the distinguished talents
Of that most charming artist will be devoted to
them.n
A Washington letter says Of the audience in
the Senate galleries: "That many beautiful
faces beheld the fcene from below, no one who
looked could deny. The lovely Massachusetts,
blonde looked down proudly upon her father.
who Is not lovely. The beautiful Mrs. sprague,
in royal purple, looked down upon her august
father. her dove eyes brooding not favorably owe
impeachment" +. .,-s1
The printed rolls OF voters in the several pre-
cincts are very incorrect Many names Of regis
tered voters are omitted from these rolls, even
when such names have not been struck from the
lists. Voters who may suppose that their names
have been struck of. and who have neglected to
register anew, should not, on that account, sup
pose that they have lost their right to vote. They
may 6nd on examination, that their names yet
stand on the original lists and they should take
means to ascertain whether or not such Is the case.
For this purpose they should apply either at the
registry Offices at the polls on the day Of cleo
/ ton.
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FROM HAVANA.


H.vAyA. April s.-The steamer Alabsms. from
Vera Crux Sd inst, reports that decree has been
issued subjecting all merchant steamers to certain
new port regulations. Surveillance will be exer-
cised only ever the British steamer Danube. In
case vhe returns she IL not 10 be allowed 10 land
or load cargo until ample apology and satlsfac-
ton for Smuggling be given. Her agents have
published an excnlpstory statement of the affair.
The Diario Oficial has been forbidden to pub
lish ex-Minisfer Romero's private conversation
with Senators Sumner and Fowler. Romero as.
serts that the republic did not owe me United
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SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL S IL, 1856

States as much as was generally claimed at the
end Of the war against the French. Every mail
fails owing 10 attempts to bully correspondents
into representing the tone of sentiment and the
state of sairs 10 Mexico IN favorable colors. The
French and Austrian residents were leaving 10
haste. General sermsn and others have been
bsnished. military squad pursued q German,
eighty years of age, on his departure.
The assets Of the firm of Dousdebes exceed
their liabilities. Juarez. in an address to the
members Of Congress. compliments the country,
and refers in fiattering terms to the budget and
condition of the treasury. The chairman replied
in the same strain. Every one looked jubilant on
the occasion. 5000
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SALE OF STocKs, BONDS AND SEcURTTIEs.-We
are requested by W. ]. Hodgson, auctiOneer, to
state that yesterday being Good Friday, his in
suguIaipg sale Of the above securities, at the New
Merchants Exchange on Common street, was
postponed until to-day Saturday at half past
twelve o'clock, when he will offer about one thou
sand shares local railroad stocks, some $500 Of in
sursnce scrps of various local companies, several
thousand dollars certificates OF indebtedness of
Jacob Barker, Esq, and other securities. Sales
hereafter every Tuesday and Friday. Stock book
open for entries until twelve o'clock on each day
of sale. f-srr.r.fs
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CONDENSATION OF GRANT.

ARREsr OF SUPPOSED MsnBExs or rHs Ku-
KLUx KILN IN MENPHIs- The Contempt Case
The police OF Memphis made descent 90 Fergu-
son Hall on the night of the 9th inst, and cap
tured some twenty persons, mostly boys, on
charge of belonging to the Kuklux Kian. On the
person of one OF them was found . document
purportiDg to be the constitution Of the order,
setting forth that the object Of the order Is 70
protect the people Of the South from the bands
Of robbers and murderers now preying on them,
even 10 the last resort assassination pedg-
log themselves to allow nothing to divert them
from this object. Amongth captures were .
lot of masks and skull. The boys claimed that
they were members OF the Pride Of the South
Base Ball Club, and had no connection with the
Klan Krew. None of the papers found Indicate
that IL was plot against them. They we're then
taken to the southern station house, and kept
there until O'Clock the next morning, whom they
were unconditionally released. 49,, ..,.-
Judge Waldron, Of the municipal court. has
been arrested on an attachment issued BY Judge
Hunter. of the criminal court, for unlswfnIiy
interfering with his court In bringing from jail for
trial Galloway and Campbell, Of the Avalanche,
imprisoned by Judge Hunter for contempt Judge
Wsldron gave bond for his appearance on the
18th 70 answer the charge. II Is said that be will
in turn arrest Judge Hunter for his action.
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Mexican Intelligence From JaUaiea-
Wooeen ships vs.. Iron Clsas-Fron HAyti
and San Domingo. tii -Hg

81 i
The Hersld's Havana special says that private
advices from Mexico state that an act OF Congress
prohibits the British smuggling steamer Danube
from taking on board any specie. The prohibi.
ton does not extend to other vessels.
The wife Of the American consul at Vera Cruz,
Mr.. Saullter has arrived here by the steamer Dan
ube. This vessel did not enter the port Of Vera
Cruz. but sent her mail ashore in small boat un-
der white flag. ~ $500. -.
The large firm Of N. Donsdebes, Mexico City,
has failed
Don Msdor. uncle of the Orizsba conspirator,
declared against his nephew and was assassinated.
Gems. Juneze and Clones are cooperating with
Arez, and are marching on Mescais, where Alva-
rez has his force. -t
The State of Durango has proposed to the gov
eminent the payment of duty OF ten cents per
The State Of zacatecas has passed law prohi.
biting bull fights.
Gen. Quersga has passed the Rio Bravo Grand
/ Laredo. The war on the Indians in that section
still continues.
A British gunboat had arrived at the mouth of
the Rio Grande, and was making sounding. At
MatamoTas fears are apprehended that block
sde Of the river is contemplated. No communi-
cation has as yet been had with the gunboat.
The Congressional session closed March 30th.
-Adyices from Jamaica of the lst state that the
two men .of-war, fully fitted out with the neces-
sary munitions of war to make great naval ex
pertinent have returned from their six mile race
to sea. They are the wooden steam corvette
Jason, Capt. Charles Marry Aynsley. carrying
seventeen guns, and the steam iron clad corvette
Favorite, capt. John ID. McCrea, carrying ten
guns. The Jason is I'LL tons burden, aud has en-
gines of 1900 horse power. The Favorite is 2lS6
tons and has engines of the same power as the
Jason. The Favoriie beat her wooden competi.
tor one mile and half, to the sstonishment Of all
| the spectators.
Advices from Hayti say there is a proposition
10 Hsyti TO declare 5alnaye dictator. The Cacos
| are still IN revolt.
Advices from st. Domingo state that ex-Presi.
dent Cabrsfes and his ministers held RESPONSE
BILE for the loss of the late administration. Their
friends are desirous 70 leave the country, and they
| have been permitted to 60 unmolested. The per
sons and property of those who remain are re.
epected. --. -
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FROM NEW YORK.

Arrival of Treasu-e-Fire at Aspinwafi-
Cholera. Yellow Fever and Revoiution
New YoRK, April l6-The steamship Ocean
Queen brings over a million dollars in specie.
A fire at AspinwaIl destroyed the railroad sheds
snd thirty-tmo loaded cars. Loss two million
dollars.
The cholera is disappearing at Buenos Ayres,
but is bad az Montevideo and other places.
Yellow fever IL killing thirty daily at Callso.
A formidable revolution is in progress in North
ern Perm.
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HARKKrs.

NEW YoRK, April TO- Money abundant on call.
Governments steady.
NEW York, april 10.-Co.ton more steady;
sales $500 bales; middling upands 294@30c.
Flour favors buyers. Markets generally un-
changed. Wheat steady. Corn 1c. better !;
Southern white 81 l74l 10. Beef 6rm. Pork,
new s27; old $25 s73. Lard steady. Groceries
quiet and firm. Freights quiet. The day was
generally observed as holiday, the gold aud
stock boards being closed. Gold on the street
l3s3@13ss. Sterling steady. aett
MOBILE, April l0---Cntton closed dull AMI noul-
inal. Middlings 300305c. Sales so bales. Re-
ceipts 97l. Exports l27. Sales for the week
6450. Receipts $685. intending 6l6 bales seized
by the revenue officers on the steamer Planter
while in transit Exports--foreign 4209; coast
wise 1860. Stock "a, $50 bales. hts + a..l Z
ST.. LOUIS, April TO- Tobacco unchanged.
Flour. super6ne 81 25@s so. Wheat. winter 81 so
az 20. Germ ss@92c. Oats weak. 70072c. Mess
pork s27 25@27 IS. Bacon, shoulders Is &C.; sides
l7G173c. Lard 17@lSc.
LOUISVILLE, April l0.-Toba,co = Sales ll9
hhds.; lugs to fair leaf So 220sl5 25. Superfne
-four IS so. Cotton quiet at 27302Sc. Wheat
81 as q 50 so. Oats 73 a 75c. Corn SO a soc.
Lard l71c, Pork s27. Bacon : Shoulders
l34c., clear sides l79c. Whisky 81 200s2 Is.
CINCINNATI, April l0.-Flour-Family $40 Is q
$40 so. Wheat 50 350s2 40. Corn s50s6c.
Oats 75c. Mess pork $27. Lard l7c. Bulk meats
held, shoulders l22c., sides l44c. Bacon shoulders
are held at lSlGl33c., sides 16s0l7Ac., sugar
cured hams l80l9c. Butter 45050c. Eggs l9G
zoe. Hay sl2Gs4. Potatoes sS0ss 80.
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The Firemen's Parade.

MOBILE, April l0.-Yesterdsy was geBarally oh.
served ss a holiday, being the thirtieth aoniver-
sary Of the Mobile FIRE department. The fire
companies paraded the streets, presenting fine
appearance The sidewalks and balconies along
The line of march were throneed with spectators,
and everything passed of with great eclat.
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va ;nnnsst es % onsnsa az Ten o'cIocE
his morn;pg bnt sdourned TO ssyen this even,nr
the inrvmen' in the meantime. attended the House
Of Commons in a bodv 10 hear the eulories On
deeessed. - .
The Uouae NJ Commoua mat At o'clock On
ons niuu the session Jobn 8. McI1onsld rose. Ana
op moving an adiourpment for the Easter rect,s.
alluded TO the recent Dreadful asssssinstion by
which member of the House had been cut down
in the zenith OF his reputation McDonald's voice
was scarcely audibIe from emotion as he warmly
eulorized the deceased and spoke of the legacy
left ey him 10 his country in bis widow and family.
The government of Canada offers 5000, the
-''OiA."eH-SS ~. O.-,,e ..cro,'- ~ - 49,, -
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[Fr,n Radical Dispatches Of the TIL
PENDLEToS ISDoKsED AS A PEACE MAN.
Gov. Bowie, Of Maryland, has addressed card
to the Baltimore American, In which he speaks as
follows: ss
Concerning Pendleton for the presidency, 10
far from co operating with Mr.. Blair in his oppo-
stion 10 Mr. Pendeton, il he Is indeed opposed 70
him, Mr.. Pendleton is my present preference for
the presidency. am one Of those who, having
had enough OF war, want no war man In the
presidential Office" .as,.
az. CONDENSATION OF GRANT.
Both the presidents Journals are very fierce to-
day in their denunciations Of Gen. Grant, for the
statement published that he s In favor Of impeach
ment- The lntelligencer says: ~ 81 $500.
t" The failure of Gen. Grant TO deny emphati-
cally. and IN his own name, this monstrous chArge
of the New York Tribune, must be taken IS evil
dence OF his indorsement Of the whole statement
of menaces TO the Senate. II be had drawn his
sword and marched bis cohorts to the doors Of the
Senate 10 compel them, ID et d771is, to obey his
mandates, It would scarcely be worse"
Tom Florence quotes the fifth article Of war.
concerning the use Of disrespectful language TO q
superior officer, and also calls for his arragnment
under it. Says it Is the plain duty Of the presi-
dent 10 revoke his commission, and strike his
name from the rolls Of the army.
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FROM GALVESTON.
Texas Amusements.

GALVESTON, April 10.-A shooting affray oc-
CURED near Hampstead on sunday morning,
growing out Of the murder of Mr.. Sanders, on
Friday previous. Three whites were killed and
two oseverely wounded. Two blacks were wounded,
one while going for q physician.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, April 10-11 A. x.-wind
southwest and light.
Arrived: Steamship Cuba, Dukehart from Bal
tmore via Havana, TO Witherspoon Hasey.
Sailed Steamship Gulf Stream.
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FROM EuRoPs.


LONDON, April l0.-The war Office has Abys-
sinian advices that Napier had reached latitude 81.
Theodore was entrenched at Magdals. with 5000
men and twenty. six large guns. Napier's plans
for a general assault were completed.
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The sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans sells at auc-
ton this day at 5 o'clock P. NJ, on the premises
No. 255 Csrondelet Walk. corner Of Miro street,
Second District, 8 lot Of shells and lime. E
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RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBURG. April l0-Passed down: Governor
Allen at p. NJ; r. Z. Lee at P. M. River rising
slowly. fsL
ST. Louis. April 10.--Weather cloudy, with in
dications of clearing up. Norain to-day, but still
-cold :
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FROM MONTGOMERY.

II| Municfpai Afd 10 Khnroad,
MONTGOMERY. April l0.-The city council has
voted five hundred thousand dollars to aid ia
building the South and North Alabama Railroad.
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FROM JACKSON.
The Convention.

JACKSON MISS, April l0.--The convention oc-
cupied the day the discussion of section of the
franchise bill regarding eligibility to Office.
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To secure the best family sewing machine of
the day, 60 to Grover & Baker. 0fice ls2 Canal
street.
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The finest assortment of sewing machines can
be found ct the ofdce OF Grover bsker's' ioz
Canal street.
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THE OREsCENT's DISPATCHES.

THE ORESOENT's DISPATCHES.
FROM WASH TON.
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL
Testimony for the Defense.
THE MANAGERS AGAIN DEFEATED.
GENERAL HANCOCK AND THE PRESIDENCY
THE ARGUMENT OF Mr.. CURTIS CONTINUED.
A RUSSIAN CONSUL FOR s1TKA.
GEN. rHoMAs's TESTIMONY
STEVENS TRUCULENT.
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Ia ARRrvAL OF STEAMSHIP CUBA--The following
is q let Of the passengers per steamship Cuba,
from Baltimore and Havana: Mrs. J. D.. Miller,
Miss Philippe. Miss Ella =. hgsn, Mr.. Jenkins,
wife and three children. l.: Gorse, J. P. Delaney
and wife, Mrs. r. M. Clark. Louis Compton aud
brother, DR.. Smith and wife, Mrs. Harper and
son, Mrs. h. S. Dyer, Miss e. d. Potter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grinder, T. BaRby r. p LANES, Mr.. Call.
Mrs. w. w. Buford, Mrs. Cory, Mrs. DuBoys, T.
III. Judsop. 7. b. Hamill, Mr.. and Mrs. Bower, Mr..
and Mrs. Reed, celestloe Ezpanozs' Q. Hochn'
We clip the following account OF the murder
and robbery Of W. Z. ID. Ward, Of Marshall. and
the attempted murder % Mr. Ely. Of this city.
from the Marshall Daily Flag, of the 4th last:
"TYLER, April 4, 1868.
To the Operator At Aarsbsri rl tf.tr
a ."W. r. ID. Ward and Mr. Ely attacked, and Mr..
Ward killed on the road len miles beioT ~ Hender- s.
ebot aud robbed. We are 10 pursuit. The mnr-
derers are Willis Hoe and Harris Robinson in-
form their friends. We have not heard from them
since we left Jsnesto gn. Itoccuued on the even
inc of the "a instant. HSNRY MILLER,
I To--' E19zF .f e " c. BoGes.u
Col. Ward ard Mr.. Ely LEFT this place few days
siuce and had a considerable quantity Of money
with them, for which one Of them has been muir
dered and the other badly wounded. Col. Ward
is sn old resident Of tbs Place and one OF the
shreveport, and the father.in law Of Mr.. w. T.
Brooks proprietor of the Brooks House. The
dispatch mentions the names OF the nur0erers and
robbers, Who IT is hoped, win soon be arrested.
and receive at the hands Of outraged Justice the
Punishment due their feDdish crime.
-. shreveport Southwestern. April sth-
ALL Ny EYE First Rustic tfuddlsd, ,4"Dost'e
love me, joel" 4s'Ilff ola sIl1t 81 ff1ll
second Rustic (fudded) =" Noa, . doesn't love
First do.-.w woat for dospt e love me. Joe 20
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The A.....,a..,oa Of D'Arsy Msss..

UNIVERSAL HORROR THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY =
REWARDS OFFERED FOR THE ARREST OF THE
MuRDERER- PRIVATE MEETING OF MINISTER'S
AND MEMBERS OF PARLIANKNT-GRAND FENIAN
OUTBREAK IMMINENT.
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tsRsts MANUFACTURING CHEMIST IN THE WORLD

am acquainted with II. T. Hsmbold he occupied the
store opposts my residence and successful in con-
ucne the where others had not been equally be-
fore have been fAvoraby impressed with his ehare
tsr and enterprise.
WIZ WEIGHTMAN (arm Of Powers wsghtmsnJ
TlI Manufacturing Chemists
Ninth and Brown streets Philadelphia.
The proprietor induced to make this statement
om the fact that his remedies although advertised