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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
Tar MccLEI1AN PARADE AND sfRExADE

THE MCCLELLAN PARADE AND sERENADE
The Committee of the National Mcclellan
Legion appointed make arrangements FOR an ovation
10 their late chief the following PROGRAMME TO
be carried out THIS evening rhc demonstration vii IN
ciude torchllg procession with banners and music.
review and serenade 30 the General nj the Fifh Aye
nue. Hotel Tho First Division " thr procession VIII coI
! az the Mcclellan IL giOn Organizations OF W ana Ad
iare.t cities aud will form OF Tlir;eentn-st, Heht
resting on Fourth.ave.. at Il p. IN. Tho second
Division consisting OF Ciabs and Societies NOT lhoadeu
II, te above will form Twelft-sr rieht resting GU
Fourtl-ave at the hour Carriages VIII be pro
vided for those DESTROYS % participating ~ tr uso-
sration who are incapaoted from walking. The route
OF The procession viii be down Fourth ave 10 iOha7'
thence t. Broadway. 70 fourLh-st. To unlvesll. p
rvereY piece Fifth-ave "a the flJi Avenue no
el. when they ili march IN review and serci'ao WE
DO gwen by Csrafus's Seventh Regiment Band
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
ApMY GAZErTn-

W,,iuNGrON Sept. sO.-Gen. Candy commanding
'. -.eai general sns he Of Cspt
na-- sfhe ilh hl,nr Assistant Inspector Genes
Br,rcs Msicsssn Carr
uth h sasnt Toe asiachmsnt Of The Hsh nlan
distributed through Tennessee iubos
t,rp.sr Caaa Conpssg w. Bedford ooanT Con
osar $, Cotst lac OF shD.e ssvr.
10 v,rg1A
M.sHINGIOx Oct The following changes Ia
ih. Orlusnc Department ksse beI
Gees hfi- foua tie 81 Lea Apeaa ~ the CAaeou ALfnsl
Ps~ker from tho Charleston Ar-eoa IL Rcf lslrd
aa. '.,l Ssbes hu wsertevH hhs 10 Rocs Island
l. r"l,n3 ron Fortress Moore Eock isltud Sc
rui from fofr-s Monroe % ~ Louis The fr-sieeH
s-sru Csp T. = fergss. OF toe al inf~atr
f.tr taaf Tlom, o. iae s'cs, has been onsd i
.r-,f ~: TaoaaJ iae iu,Yeeoa Of toe cemeteries
a. ft.,irk .ai Aa's'sn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
RAILROAD WAR.

The Brooklyn City. Hunters Point. and Pros
meet Park Railroad Company having undertaken 20 lay
rails In Ferry Hunters Point they are opposed by the
Long Island Railroad Company, who claim that they own
the property occupied by the rosdheds OF inc e,ner
Isapd road spirited away the material VI the other ROAD
aud search warrant obtained FOR It's recovery Tho
Contractor OF the Brooklyn Railroad was afterwaid ar
rested as his men, charge OF rearass anu
arraigned before Justice Madden. The wosknsh we're
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Walking up the Avenue

Walking up Avenue ,e.e.y =. noticed % nsst' '''r
n.r ,,ary looinK which said 1>ks No soN Pits
-or.. yet Dosr WITH Pulls use the O,HsIs
CAru.src Lorxsess"
occurred that these must he trhsiute
for pills a. awfay pills eoacuded TO had out -h
o,rpers wrrs AZ this handed circular esr
ar the whee thing by sheh appesr that the Gsmaa
In,enrs pleasant entirely vegetable snd hmes Ib
sh ne ,Aa, will eat Remembering When ass
We tried n take p child castor OIL resolved that
would buy bon Of these ofsnss 'esS s u"
more pills" ia house. Express
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02

Ernny cloth 30 hogsheads OF sugar palm of hdes. tan
bark End dye woods Tho oss tii. buildings IL es
mated At 5000 upon winch there are assurances the
amount OF s20O Tho were owned By so or %
different parties n "a therefore imposse 10 obtain
a correct estimate OF tho iosses mr.o Baxter. Lie
assoc OF ths buldugs estimates the entire DAMAGE
from sg0G0 10 sOo,Go Tho owners OF the goods are
doubtless insured. but they reside different local
ea ~ IL difficult 90 obtain the oi the insurance
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M.sHINGIox. ..
NAVY GAZErTE.

W,sHINGroS Sept. D.-The following changes IN
- sss. made SaTyrcn S.aus
asch- duy Fet sa'gee o. She soaih -
HsBder-n IL ordered that da'
Nsr.Tsr ssiins or, Szsou Csu.s rs, been 10
,r fr, Gh.es hssa ard plsee 90 Ssn<
ori,, saigon Messn has been ordered to The Philadelphia Ns
l.d Georse Asu has heea ordered 10 Cheea
D. O. Dana hs, besu ordered 10 the NA
Hs.ult-, a. Norfolk. vlce Jones. rastet sch leave
W,sHfSGIOS. Oct. Lieut. Commander Dcunis
ordered to igr ia the Aslsie Sissiroa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02

and mar'od vlgnancs Committee IL on their track
and have got ~ tho bottom OF their vainy IL
longer he euccoeoful Onr friends IN tho country may
rely upon IT, that shall have fair vote IN tho city.
and fair vote hegc viii give tho Republican tcset
the State from 10 80 10000 majority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
rxrrosIos AND loss OF LIFE

YorNGsrONs. Ohio. Oct IA freight engine
ON the Lawrence Railroad Youngstown, blew ny
this morning. klns tho engineer tho fireman. "nd
brakeman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02

bury come Of The coorcd who had been killed in he
ooursc OF The fight home ~ Nr Cutlh's plantation,
ana soou some fifteen white horseback dashed up
20 the plantation ana hen Mr. cgtlfe asked what they
wanted, thcy said they hunting mr. GaU'nef rJ
iss'i naDe9 chester Hopper, % HI him.
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rur Al.rNnLANn ELENaN.

BosToN. Oct. The English cTickrters went
hecs evening the Sorwich snd Worcester route,
and viii take the afternoon train Friday. from Jersey
City for Phad 'pAa 81 ere, on Saturday trey vii begin
= great game S..A tbo twenty-five naive American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
DTEi,

CRANE sulIenlg At E,absh j., 90 Wsdts'd.I SEPT - III,
Rev Janice Crane OF 20. late Ms, ."np a. ''a'' y
Apialslowa. Conn. la The t9h sesr ofhis age
tfoa his lsss residences N" !" n"'' ." "0"''' o' -
ococh
Phlsdspbis papers plsa,e espt
pREu.M-ou wednesday s'spsz sept ~ Fsac, Dnhap 10 The
~ oftbe sm respectfully Invited 10 siissd
-. ots tla e. bis ssHns~ A. a. Hsmou No II
A,c kgs Banda alessosa Oct a, eeosA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
DELAWARE

Wilmington gave warm Wt"tt,nt 80 &C., ~. IT,
20 the fsreseniat,es Of loyalty from harysna
600 psrsOns listened IN IA" CITY bsli 10 nitaH steS
"a snsrti,e speeches from Gen. KING :. -,
ling ard Judge Bond Of baltimore oenL ln,, swsnn
Dslawares most brilliant soldiers, WI, ,e sold or.
A clpse run FOR Congress. he VIII ht'~'" ~
Conveufiou IN philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
1xnlAN onrRAak IN KANsAs.

ToPRKA, Oct. 1.-The AdJutan,t- Ten1 nsrty Of
from 70 10 90 Indians, supposed 70 be Pawnses "a miles
sro,u ea,inn Mrs Irossett had her babe WIN her
las not able 10 travel She left on the pthre ~
I,r child entirely stripped ., heT Cl0tu!us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
nlnF ANp LEArnEE LAX LIBERALIZATION.

BOsroN, OCT THE Judges in the United
States Circuit Court have 0yorred tho motion 10 du"ah
Indictment Jane. d. Martin. tina Late Cashier
az the Hide and leather Bask and his trial fhe cha
Of deraudlnz tho bank ia To take place this vee-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
,.,on I.,.nhI,can National CommiItee., 4.

MO" .,. C",Sitee open ~ tts fiil t'enu,
- w O. III se al busnsss eommus SOU &c ,s c
$685. ,yIi,m IN. d hairrsr, Boston Mas ia w5,m
Esssl M Park North Bennington W v man W "a
SO Ss s2s Ciren PhlsasPhl1 Horace UIee 49, na
4 So 1890 rrr.e Mich Western hieenlHe Oeemiyee
h"s Ciessoi yeHes Cstcssc ~ yi S o.
yn'saas. 10 stsrts Can H. souihwonh hevOi cans IA
Hssli.s stre IsgnHge. Cat B. y RICE hHe h"ot az
s u 80 headquarters San frauesco+feorge Z
rfa1 - Fr.scsss Cal Charles DE Long NNsmA NiJ h
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At foI-W-F. OF THE rr-f rscc nf Tho isririe
fnurr TODAY Was fpf On. Brewers pur-, dash gIile-
free f1- All 500 the horse $50 - the second
Gnr0v won ea.y Tme JI.1i The second race COR 'le
Post stake. Smile heat. fro- f0r 81 entrance 100 VIII
sg.eJ added Plaufisenet won lime. '.'t
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PRESIDENCY OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

BosToS, Oct. 1.-The Rev. Thomas Hill has
resigned the Presidency % Harvard Unyorsg snd ms
res. natlOn has been accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02

To-day, tho Cincinnatls aud Muuals play,
when tho latter club will place Mills ou nrst base.
At the Willow Cricket Grounds to-day. "a
grand muffin game comes on between the Pubiicans OF
York and Brook yn. All who want % play can do
Mr Clifton will captain the New York side.
Tho Oriental Club OF this city and the Attn
sie Clh OF Washington IL ghts played game az base
bell yesterday which resulted m favor of the former by
, ,gpra q Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02

ULYSSES & GRANT.
- rr'''.'' sCHUYI. ER COLFAN.
NKW-YORk;
...JOHN A. GRisN oLD.
p .........AIONZO Il. COKNELL.
r. lN'4' Al ,.XANDER BARLEY
49,, p,,,.- %. actor. HENRY a. BAhNLm.
=. c,,t Of a. r.-l........CAIPBELL H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02

a,,uran Gr-iut and Coltax Campaign Club.
r,,.s,sn. Rae saloon, No 70 rhFdays Ais-ias 100 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02

fsssnai to hare political ricoiy ns FeH as u
., rae, an fop,atOr in 1885, and erery man who
49,. HI. country sla"id rote for Grant
..PHIrIp II. SHERIDAN. Maior-Gen I, S A"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02

S,~-york Grant and COfax Boys in Blne.
- r e..es 8 nh tx Con-. Rooas 10 aud IL Aston House
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p.,.ub,icnp STATE COMMITTEES.

49,, ST.. C.nnttee hsvs headquarters Al Room 10
- -. uo,.l The aGoeu Hamilton Harris, Chairman
1.,sr. secretary. and r Lev, Chairman o. Executive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02

BosToS, Oct. 1.-The match between the
Engah Criekeiors aud the nine ball players OF the III
mountain, Harvard aud Lowell Clubs. was payeo 10
day The ,sscted defeated the English nine ~ I"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02

sTs .,r,r- he.i~i f-se.r-- rsss So h,se saia
L IN o. hs.~, r. fr-r.ch-- o. snA u OF, sad Tnas
Imnrs-Mr Nihcfis of thc Artlfc Na4.
d gsus--f' 40 i0urs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
Spstinl Notices.

Don'f Emil 10 Read Ths Weeks Firesiao CszsgsSssas
1, contains thr.e grrs, Ia. ..I...
TtF DISGUISED TR,PpRR oL.Ncgo
b toe author Of ''fle Mysterious iaa,ers - iia
l..r .iH FIX LOTTERY on LiFR.
By IoHS BKOugU.n
A FLASH or LI0HTNIS0 rI.f.fI
By AuersrIs Dllr
A,so.
Corr OLsnsss Tonic Klisils
TIKI GRFcisS BIND.
TIVE uREsrDY conPASTos i she -o-sar
GILMoI sMMs 5o ION, Sa1T9haN Go &nggalis BALI
C0RY OLAEuS HATTIE HATEFrL &c. &C. -
ConsnInp tvcs Take sotlce.-E'sy moment OF dsy ~shas
your hopeless 'nd much depends on the udeo' CHOICE Gle
remedy testimony favor Of Or sheaeh Psiasss
Syrup consumption Ear exceeds s that eau be oosss~
uvport the penson, Of any other medicine See d. schsacss
pamphlet containing the certificates OF @sny persons OF toe ss's
rpecsy have been restored to health alter be ns penssao
ineurabe By Of Acknowledged ability sse"As fsin"es
gyrap cured pay these evidences e shows BAT The c'rs
ia often promoted BY the employment other remedies vseA DE-
sct.nck provides Tor THIS These additional remedies ss
schncl. sesweec Tonic Mandrake Pills b. tss timely as Of
these Medicines, according directions Dr. sheaek csses tss @ss
sng case Of consumption msy be cared f..,r
professionally at bis prarpe exec a. eYsr
Saturday all letter. for advice nusi 10 Adessed m
VII profsouiy at No p DondsL SeT YORK ." Tufs
DAY r. au1 No % Hlorert Boston on WEDNESDAY oes
r. lie aves free thorough examination 'he bess
with his Rs,prometer the price ~ 0Rce hours a. esc et' ro
o. IA 10 p The boarsos @ visit New York oo.'o'a's
changed RON 10 n to4 p
Price the Pamonc syrup and SeaNeed Topic each 81 q pc
bottle. half dOfen; hsDdske Pills q eeni, PEI bor ia'
supply Of Dr. nedcsss for sale oil n his Rooms
Ase. for sale bv al drazs.s ard dealers
-Spritur sm.-C H. ForrRR Test snd Lasies sisan. s,
give sEANCES Of No ~ West fsarths1
Electric Telegraph Ia China.
TIKI EAST INDIA TELKGRAPH COhPANfS Obss Nca ~ tsd
Is 0ssared audes special charter ifon the ss's o. Ms"
Az. ,..
10000 Shares y 10 haea
DIRECTORS; ....
Hon ANDREW g. CURTIN. Phiisd-lgts.
PAUL IS FORBES. Of Rasseil L Co.. CHA
TRkD BGTTERFIELD, OF y. Butsrhsh / Ce. fev-fos1i
ISAAC LIvKRMORt Treas Mich. Ger Il r.. iesee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02

ce, r. f. Stringfellow has written Il two
o.l,na letter in favor of Grant.
N,vor Hoffman,. of New-York. addressed {
,.rn,.ratic meeti r. IN Pittsburgh last night.
The Republicans of Stamford Conn, vii
49,. rand meeting this friday eyonuS. Senator
r.-lr viii mak I'D address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-25
THE MASSACHUSETTS, LIQU0R LAW

The License bill passed by the Massachusetts,
Legislature has became by the failure of the GOV
ernor sign within the constitutional limit Of time
but Wednesday he sent TO the House OF Representa-
tves the following explanatory message:
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, EXECUTIVE
DEPARTMENT, BOSTON, April %, 1868.
To The House Of Representatives..
have the honor to inform the House of Representa-
act TO regulate the sale OF intoxicating liquors has
day become law OF the Commonwealth by its failure TO
time prescribed by the Constitution.
Having publicly recognized III my annual message,
the Judgment Of the people as decisivey favOrnc "a
change OF policy in regard TO the traffic IN intoxicating
through general court elected on this specific issue
content that the responsibility Tor TINS legislation
action Of my fellOw-ctzens and 10 remit 10 them, as
the tribunal of final resort. for their approval or
reversal the policy adopted by their immediate repre-
But am not content that the Withholding Of my
formal 10 tins bill shall he construed as tacit
approval of its provisions indifference 10 the mpor
tant principles it involves. desire, by this direct
method place upon record earnest conviction that
the RESTRICTIONS provides not In accordance with the
measure Of regulation demanded by the people of the
II nm NOT unaware that. by a summary and uncondi
tonal repeal OF existing statutes imposes heavy bur
den upon the treasury aud that IN releasing convicted
yiOatOrs OF the large numbers from tine penalties
due their Oenses II makes no provision u exclude
them from the full privileges OF TINS act WINE violation
of the act itself not only works forfeiture OF these PRIV
ieges but subjects the offender TO me ana imprisonment
Aud further that 10 RENTS 10 the chances ana Vlciss
tudes Of municipal action annual meetings that grave
and momeutous authority OF legislatng for the whole
people OF the mmOnwealth by their representative M
General Court assembled which Is our cOmstlnlOnai
guarantee for the enactment ofaws impaIaiy Affecting
and restraining all. -, 1T,
While am not inseBsible to these and 0ther DlihOr
but yet serious objections, feel that there Is another
which, In tile magnitude Of the threatened evil oVeishad-
all The fourth section Of the bill throws open pup
lie bars and tpplnphouses IN every quarter OF the n,te
IL leads into temptation the young ana the Weth u
spreads for the stranger and the unWafy IL re-
places thrift with waste, aud the peace OF quiet heS
bOrhOOds with bOiserOns and reckless disorder ls de
structye the influences Of the family and rcsde ad
verse 10 good morals and repgnat to the religious sen
ument Of the community.
" To measure like tins which as citizen could nor
support the chief magistrate OF the Commonwealth
cannot ax signature IN approval; and declining 10
return II with my objections, for the reasons have glveb
refer II to the Judgment and the conscience Oi all INC
people Of Massac hnbctts. .
ALEXANDER ii. BULLOCK"
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THE SOUTHERN ELECTIONS.
NORTH !CAROLINA.


RALEIGH, April 2-1he following malorites are re-
ported against the Constitution Catawba, SEQ; lredel
loco: Orange coo; Alamance. 800; Cleveland 1905 Cum
berlaud 2OO CASTOR, go; Rowan (Ofhcal Az Lincoln
200 Davie $50; Dupm, 400 Sampson, coo Ncw-Hanover
Craven Edgecomb and Halifax are largely republican
by decreased majortics Calteret has gone Colserva
tive" but no hgeres have been received Franklin IL
doubtful Chatham is reported against the CONSTITUTIONS
Wayne 23 for the Constitution foncab Wake between
500 and &c., including Raleigh 1904, ocia Tor the consul
tuition ~. c.o.
NEwBERN April 24--rhe Republicans claim craven
County by 1874 majority and lenoir by 800 majority IL
is rumored that Greene gives 10 majority Tor the epnO
lcans Jones (oicaD, I4s majority Tor the RepuDhcans
Carteret gives 20 majority against the Constitution.
NEwBERN April 2l-EvENING, &C atawba County gives
lqoO Conservative majority Iredel. $780, Caldwell 29G
Stanley 300. and Alexander, 800. Burke ana MeDo"eh
Counties are Radical by small majority.
WILMINGTON, April u. - Columbus county cunpieeo
gives 33 &c onseryative majority = Baden ana hopesVh
Counties rive small maioities for the Republicans Rich
mond County is doubtful with chances ID iaHor Oi .ho
Republicans; Duplin County gives 4sI majority Ior tne
conservatives :" Brunswick VIII give snan SV o
yative'' majority; Halifax complete gives Lose InDory
FOR the Rennbieans Edgecomb reported about 800
Republican majority Returns thus far received indicate
the vote ON the Constitution 70 he very close ana ta
the extreme western counties will decide uesresut
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-The House as usual
attended the Impeachment trial. and after returning To
the Representatives Chamber the SPEAKER presented
a number of Executive communications relative TO In
dams and TO other subjects which were all appropriately
referred.
Mr. DAWES Rep Mass) introduced bill TO facilitate
the settlement Of certain prize the Southern DIS
trict of Florida Committee on Naval Affairs .
Mr. PRICE Rep, Iowa. presented joint resolution Oh
the Iowa Legislature in reference making posmasters
agents for the distribution stamps to connect
the waters OF the Mississippi with the waters OF Lake
Michigan TO have tine Iowa River declared unnavgable
and in reference to bridging the Missouri RIVER.
Mr.. COBB (Rep Wis., presented memorial OF tne
the construction Of the Wisconsin Valley Railroad Com
mittee Public Lands.
The House adjourned to 70 o'clock tomorrow.
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GEORGIA.
COIINTINC THE VOTE--A CLOsE CONTEST

COUNTING THE voTE-A CLOSE CONTEST.
AUGUSTA, April 24.-Ihe counting OF the
votes is progressing slowly and G will be several days
before the result viii be officially known. II is believed
that the Republicans have carried tins district Dy eeeune
Prince 10 Congress and giving majority for the Const
tuition and FOR Bullock rhe Democrats claim five out Of
seven Congressman elected; ana majority OF
OF the election Of Bullock aud the Democrats equally
sure Of the election OF Gordon; but all o this cOi1ec
ture The Official count VIII show close vote.
A negro man was bayoneted hya soldier IN row yes
terday. He was buried this afternoon. The body was
followed to the grave by large procession OF men aud
women. All is now quiet.
MACON, April 2.-The vote has not yet been counted
To-day spent Ia asserting a9d comparing viii the
registers. Accounts from southwestern Georgia ART
still favorable 10 the Democrats. Nearly every
county has against the Constitution and elects Tue
full Democratic ticket. III.
SAVANNAH. Aprr 2i.-The Board OF REGISTRATION COM
Iuenced counting the vote at o'clock tbs aileIl9on
having been delayed the question OF admitting Guar
leDges aud Oh other points The city vote rs eounu VI
10 "A D. M. gives 326 Conservative" ana 2ol
The large boxes are yet O. be counted Tue ~,
tiyes claim majority. and Tho genefal OPINION 20 'n
they are ahead in the city By u large hhpSfy'
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GREAT BRITAIN.
THE BUDGET.

THE BUDGET
LONDON. April A-The Budget which was intro
duced in the House last evening by the Chancellor OF
the Exchequer, forms the chief topic OF editorials
this morning with the London press. The Itae and
of the Liberal journals are dissatisfied with the
estimates of the Chancellor and say that the Budget
is indefinite and unsafe TIE Times pre- cts that sup
Elementary estimates win he found necessary to
meet deficiencies and thinks that tho new burden
ought to fall on customs. and not on incomes.
THE FENIAN TRIALS.
EvENING.-The trial of the Fenan prisoners
cused of having caused the recent explosion in
Clerkenwell was resumed at the Old Bailey at 10
o'clock this morning. After the examination Of
few more witnesses, whose testimony was merely
corroboratve of that already given the case for the
prosecution was rested AT this stage OF the pro-
ceedings Mr.. NJ Williams, the counsel for OKeefe
moved for the entry of Rolo pTOsequ the case of
his client. Mr. Straight argued that none OF the
proof adduced by the prosecution connected his eli
ent, Timothy Desmonds, with the Fenlan plot
bIessrs. Keogh and Green also spoke at length for
their clients, English and Barrett Mr.. Green was
quite certain that Barrett not implicated IN the
remotest degree in the Clerkenwell crime. He sfted
the evidence against his client, showing mass of
contradictions He would prove that Barrett was in
Glasgow on the 18th of December, the day on which
the explosion occurred. A shoemaker of that city,
named McNaughty. had already sworn that he saw
him on the 18TH 18th, and 14th, and heard him read
an account of this very explosion in his shop Other
witnesses from Glasgow would swear to the same
facts On the conclusion of Mr. Green's remarks, the
court adjourned till tomorrow.
THE HOUSE OF COMMONs-THE EASTERN DUES
TIoN.
LONDON, April 24-MIDNIGHT.-In the House of
Commons this evening Lord Stanley, in reply to
question, admitted that the Emperor of Russia had
made secret proposals to the British Government
with regard TO the Cretan difficulty but which, with
out the consent of the Gar could not properly be
made public The plain solution of the reply is, that
proceedings looking to the independence of Crete
(which the Sublime Porte will not concede without
compulsion), is policy which it is impossible for
Great Britain to pursue
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.
DUBLIN April 24.-The Prince of Wales embarked
for England to-day. Before sailing he gave dinner
on the Royal Yacht. There were about 40 guests
present. The utmost good feeling and enthusiasm
prevailed. 8lG