davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
LATEST GENERAL NEVIS.

l8y Telegraph
.... Manager FOrd's benefit for the Baltimore
poor yielded s2'Sjl.
Gov. Fenton has signed the bill for
suspension bridge at Peekshll.
Mr.. Henry A. Drake, of the firm of Bur-
nett Drake & Co., died yesterday.
MIR. JohnsOns friends in Nashville are
laying even wagers Of his acqmttal.
THE National Republican Convention is
to be held in the Chicago Opera House
80. The Odd Fellows of Leesburg Va, cee-
lrated, Yesterday, the foundation of the Order
Senator Drake of Missouri has published
a strong address in favor Of impartial suffrage
The Washburn Iron Co.'s wOrkmeD,
Worcester Mass, have struck for higher wages
The New- Orleans Tribune has been sus-
pended. wanting patronage IL was eo'eu Oy eoiOfeu
men.
Cen. schofeld appointed a Mayor, Com
mon Council and other officers yesterday ior NOT
folk, Va. III
The Republican editors OF Missouri tor Ti ,hd
meet in St Louis on the LIST OF May 10 organize iOr ING
campaign. c.c,1
Winchell, the absconding Springfield
broker, was aud recognized at "hhamspor" rei'
Friday.
Gen. Schofeld will not reply to Gov.
Pierponts charge that he has damaged the Union cause
in Virginia. ,
go. Gov. BrOwnlow, at the request ~ OF the
candidates for Congress has postponed INC
election until November.
The Hon. Henry T. Blow has written. a
Judge Yarmouth at RollaJ
nomination for Governor
Tbe Rhode Island Odd Fellows cele-
brated their 49 Anniversary yesterday py proceS7io
and dinner In Providence
Mr.. ]. J. AnthOny's UNITED, States y
at Sharon Springs, was burned on satur
day morning. Loss, t5O,OOO
The stables belonging to Company |, "a
cavalry Cheyenne, burned on Satufuay ana %
horses perished. Loss, $4,000.
The Protestant Episcopal Mission met in
Christ Church, st. Louis yesterday Inc he' DF BenJa
min j. Haght of New-York presided
The Ku-Klux Klan burned the new
sohoohouse In Carthage Tenn, on SATURDAY nsn" itS
oSssnse was that It sheltered colored pupils'
fine country residence at Buskirk's
horned by Mr. A. 8. Pease, editor OF The Troy
prSss was burned on Sunday night Loss, $4,000.
Tn a dram shop in Albany ST., Boston,
o.,:rdav morning Patrick Mckennys nose ana ears
ys nt o and be was otherwise mortsly wounded
william w. Pomeroy, the Superintendent
y, The Glendale Rubber Works az East hanPtoh, mass,
Ol @ ,bTnn from his carriage and killed on Friday last
In AN affray at North Abingdon, Mass, on
an6av aftcT1,oon Timothy Hurley was kIleo. Ahoiher
nerson was seriously stabbed iho N"o
| Is under arrest - rI;l
Jacob HanscOm, keeper OF the UamDaidge iDal c!s
c,t, Massl AlmshOuse, has died OF inc Wouu
Sly t"aSs' 20 the inmates named Connolly The latter u
| under arrest. r.. L..
Under a Louisiana Supreme Sourt i{. 9eGi, sni
| Grond Jury drawn by Gen HaDcock vuoI, ANY
composed entirely Of white men, has oeoh ui'OAe'" :"
| an illegal panel 80, q. T o;,
R;sbon Hororks was buried IN 81 Louls
nm Friday bishops Whitehouse OF Illinois, Eee 9casa,
Vail of Kansas. and a number oi clergy"en' P
During the storm in Memphis on FRIDAY
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
NAVY GAZETTE. ,

WASHINGTON. April 27.-The following naval orders
h.y. been usd Capt w. Nicholson detached ron hs COM COM
AZ the Wampanoag paesd waiting orders Ths
from h. vessel aud placed On Waiting Sa Brow
sop First Assistant Engineers Henry Brown and W H. Meg as.Oao
ssnts W. and H. M Qag Passed A'ssln, sI.
Torbett the Wampanosg and se
hs accounts following have been detached non ,oS
AMI on leave prior 70 their discharge from te Un'e
service Acting Thid Assistant Ennss L. hooo' po'esa
I.t Coansndsr D. Graham detached from the PO"ha''n and
placed on waiting orders A.. pAi.l.,nhi. w. Va,
Paymaster Henry Rtting detached non 'p' '
settle his accounts "a. :. o. -.
Psymser B O. Dorsa ds,sohed nom day san faneeo aaa
orieed 10 settle bis aoeoupts a. ,.n...,..,. - VI -,
Pa,maer James Fulton ordered 70 ns ssd
The 10Th ins. and she the l6l MAY next ~ 90
Enslga W. H. Webb srded 70 Tue N"s OVATION A0unu VI"
Illinois u. :, A. p...,.. 49,. s....a ...,...., ~. -,
neers r. and j. bsseu arc ueaeueu uOA "e NlA
placed on waiting orders
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

- .................. WASHINGTON, April q, loOo
The Sneaker laid before the House COM
muncaoh from the Secretary Of the Treasury Dclosng
a report Of the IlghtHouBe Board relative to hght
house at Port Austin Mich. Mr.. Orth Rep Ind) sub
mitted resoutiOn which agreed TO- insiruefng the
Committee Roads and Canals 70 inquire whether Con-
0ress has the power under the Constitution 10 provide
by for the regulation and control OF railroads es
pecay those extending through tho several States so as
70 secure FIRST the safety OF passengers secondly uni
form and equitable rates OF fare third, uniform ana
equitable charges for freight transportation OF prop
cry; fourth, proper connection with each other'
Mr. Paine (2ep, Wis., bill 20 admit the state OF Ar
kansas 70 representation In Congress Mf; weIsea TX
IHa5 U1,i0l -u 10 authorize the construction OF
J - over BLACK River in Lorraine County, ONO MT.
Nisck Dem IndJ bill extending DountleS 20 T Ger
tn .dsrs who were discharged on account OF dlsabu
ty incurred while the service Of the United STATES
NJ tFsrnsworth Rep., ILL., tntrodaceu JOINT IesoIu
IN tue (1ty of Washington, 10 lihcoI-aSe.
~ tnT u,,,o, Ren Ohio introduced bill 10 repeal
Of an act granting the right Of way sna MAKING
- ~ land TO the States Of Arkansas ana ~
S The Construction OF rslroed from Polnt on s xs
NsSspP opposite he mcsua naa1y ~ near Fort Fulton in
LSsnsas with branches to Fort smith ana tae Msf
Eippi River, approved July 70 iooo' A"e n"u'' ' "
Itericd the lmpeachI friaL
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28

night ten or twelve burgares attempted and
burglar was shot and killed he entering grocery
through "A window.
The United States steamer Suwanee ar
rived on Friday at San Francisco from the ports the
Mexican Pacific coast The MOh0ngO sailed for Honolulu
on the same day. to relieve the Lackawanna.
.,.Joseph Bioomgart, who embezzled $4,000
from the Government al LOUISVILLE some time ago,
returned to that city on Saturday from NewYor under
arrest, and was committed In default OF $4,000 bail
So. Capt. w. Walsh. who had been elected
Tax Collector Of Davidson County Tenn, could not give
a $500 900 bond and Gov BrownlOw has authorized the
Registration Commission TO take his bond and nduct him
into Office.
1.-THE citizens of Jackson, Miss, erected a
monument on Saturday in memory Of Col Robert Smith
Of the 10th Mississippi Regiment The day observed
decorating with flowers the graves Of the dead OF the
" Lost cause
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
THE NsW-FoRR EEGisLArURE.

SENATE ALBANY, April q: 1868,
NH ,vAre passed Amending the ceTtlheate
Dls ctIoraion mSiN Of New.YOrk ophthamic Hospital
or o. S MsTy Code OF the State the charter OF re
ana the charter Of the East India Ieegraph
sfine the LOwvIle Savings Bank 70 proNuS ioi
~ S Soties Of manual for the use Of tho Mayor
l5W saH Comoualty Of New-YOrk, at cost oi
.nsS ns 90. approprsting s2Oo,Ooo 70 pay the OK
xsnses Of the late Constitutional ConVehtlon lna
iyeT railroad 10 authorize the NewYork street Com,
10 make contracts for linR In certain sunkeh
~, Msnbattanst for the relief and support OF the
RroSKlyn Central Dispensary; to authorize the Port
eb,9nd ana bergen Point Ferry Company 70 hold real
80 increaSe The capital and 70 nix the tate OF ferr
70 extend the time for the collection Of taxes IN
s s,e adva1ced 10 third reading-To close por
ton ~ Rushw BROOKLYN In relation 70 appeals
Tno canal Appraisers; declaring the enect OF ludg
onts ~ 1oufts OF countries foreign TO the United
States 70 incorporate the East sSvgs BANK
Ts "nSicf Labor bin was made the special order for
Tuesday afternoon. and then the General appropriation
hill was disguised until the Adjournment
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28

~ sfH he late cSa% capt " % S p b e @ w.
DE o% i s % ..gea cS%S BE-
Tweltb.t, this iTuesyl afternoon, April s at o'clock
BUGSs-Ou sunday A. Ss Jane, Buru- aged q ye.r.
h, enls are IesPeg i1s'tf 70 s.teSi BIS mnerai on Tne
Hsyes, No. 2O6 Bmst
BRowE-On Sunday April D. Rolu q. Bro~O aged % yo.
this Tue.s Friends Of the family Invited The
mains will be sent TO 0ssego for burial ... -.r..
BSHOP-Sudsuy IN this city she glb inst Samuel Bishop
az 5 sf, H. S and friend. are Re- reP,s s. " 90 sss ,. 10 s .s
noon April 29. O'clock
Notice of funeral herssGen
COzzBSs Pou on sunday Apri B Jane the late
The friends q tho u, respectfully invited ,eai the usts
EAsTEREaooKon MOndy s7h lust Ray Ras,erbroot aged
Iii, relatives aOt friends and also the friend. H.s,~,n Co.
fSsH sh, on weissay aSS n, M a. SeSsi os,.s NJ NO.
FRBDRRCx-At Mount VeraOs April @, Mira Phsbe Frederick
The blend, relatives her fsnI a. The rss-
enes o. her .oniqw David Downs Mount vernon Tuesday
HARTTuesay 2it n. suiieay Of POeouou, walter W.
Freehold N j., in tue 9th year Of bis age
KISsAM-In Brooklyn saadly April s Mrs HsSa,h Kiassn
% wos % 81 5 d. of the fS are r,spee, invited "a ,,..a
oIs O'clock t5L'"' ~ ' ''''
KssAM-at BooLlyu April &C. " Kis..n. widow 81
Daus Kssm formerly q Mnha ia th 18th year Of h<
LSy-ou SUNDAY morning April s5 Rachel BIsuv ~o~ 'fDs.
The relative. s"J friends .y respectfully ioyi,ed to ,t.ss
residence sister No ls LeToys Tuss-
day afternoon At o'clock.
LRAvITTAt Great Burlington Mass Monday April a. aner pre-
tracted iuess Mara c. wife Of David leaTh
Notice OF funeral hereafter - -.
Wis April H. the residence OF his on IN s~,
L. Wells esq the Hon. Martin Lee late of Granville Wsshns's
County n. Y. ia the 8jth ofhs ii.
RYDRR-At City sunday Apl % amer lingering es>
b. W. Ryder in the 9th year Of his . j,
The relatives ard friends Of the family respectfully nYi 70 A
tie funeral from the Secoad Reform church Wyne st. jersey Oy
at O'Clock, p m., April 49, without further notice.
New Orleans papers please copy -
STOUTAt Tompknsyile T. Saturday a5h Inst sash NJ
Nife of Of -
Friends aui relatives inEitei 10 eui tue ne from set late re
TUESDAY 2th inst ~ Carriages will be IN sesf
Qusa9tne Landing the arrival Of the 10 IN beat he
Mhitehalls., New-York.
sELMES-oB inst Spencer ard Msy
uttered the uly vault In IA shestbs
sTARRAt Harlem SUNDAY, APdi S Alexander o. Starr in the
6Tlh Of his
The relatives f,my respectfully Invited staf
his fne from IT Audrsss Episcopal Church 0nehadre
tyeeuthst this iay II O'Clock The remains viii be taken 70
WoolaEu 49, - - -
wEBSTER-Ray Monday morning. April b. 1853 Lille Thorn
hurgh daughter VI Dr. George sBi Mg,ret II "sss,
aged three years SIX moEtbs aud ten days
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
THE ALPHA DELTA PHI FRATERNITY.

The public exercises of the thirty-sixth annual
,.-nontIon of the Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity will DO
bod IN the Academy Of Music this evening. They VIII
ons,st Of an address by Professor Edward North, an
opation by tho Hon George william Curtis ana poem
Heeting win take place In the hall OF the Manhattan
rhantep this day at p M and the succeeding meetings
er viii be served at Delmonicos at 81 o'clock on Thnrs
day evening. The followingnamed y & ns "a
yard North the Hon. John Jay, Prof Theo. Dwigns
IL d., the Hon. Geo. VIM Curtis, AgeTnop 2; nnipan a.,
,Sa Rev Joseph z. Thompson, d. D.; Gep. n =. JrS
maine Joseph H. Choate, esq, and the rev. hcnaru o.
storrs. IT,, ID. ID.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
tOUTHERN ELECTIONS.
GEORGIA.
OUR OWN ADvfCEs.


ATLANTA, April 27.-0fiicial returns from "a
give Bullock m1iOrites total, l2,S56 Gordon
72Si. Bullock. 5,GJ2 ahead
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
SAVANNAH, April 27.The counting OF the city votes Is
progressing slowly and supposed will he finished to-
The general opinion is that the Conservatives"
are in small majority.
AUGUSTA, April 27-ElectiOE returns are still unsas-
factory that definite conclusion be arrived at
counties
MACON, April 27.Bibb County, official, gives Bullock
2J92 Gordon, oil for Constitution, 3l5 majority. Ff
additional south counties, received to-day
give Gordon 11O0 majority. Houston County with over
1900 negro majority the registry gives Gordon 33 ma
iOrity and elects the full Democratic ticket lit Dem
Ocrat elected Congress in the lid District by 0)
iority Cove Radical is elected in the IVth District by
upward Of 800 majority 1t is very close between Alex
aider and Edwards in The IIId District.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
SOUTU CAROLINA,

MAJORITY FOR THE CoSsTITUTIoN.
WAsHINGTON, April 27.-Gen. Grant has re-
ceived dispatch from Gen. Candy, as follows:
CHARLESTON. April 26.-Reports have been received
from al but four remote Precincts OF SOuth Carolina Inc
majority for the Constitution is 436OS In the Precincts
vet TO be heard from The vote Will be nearly equally d.
vded From North Carolina the returns come ~ slowly
So far - heard from The majority for tho Constitution Is
1910 In ten counties complete there s sAgt increase
over the vote for the Constitution lastEah
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
NIRGINIA

DELEGATES TO TnE RICHMOND CONVENTION.
ALEXANDRIA, April 27-The Wells wing OF
the Republican party OF Alexandria City and County in
Convention on Saturday night appointed another set OF
delegates TO the Richmond Convention, two white and
two black and instructed them 20 vote for Wells for Gov
ernOr. The Radical party Of Prince William County,
composed principally of blacks have appointed Welis
dclepates q the state COny entiOn.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
TIE KEATING-HOLLYwOOD PRIZEFIGHT-K KEAT.
ING'S WRIST BROKEN.

CINCINNATI, April 27.-The Keating- Holly
wood prizenghting gang took steamboat the Ken
tueky shore, ut point below this city this morning and
landed the Kentucky shore the mouth Of the Big
Miami about ~ miles distant The stakes were set at IL
O'Clock, in grove on the crest of high bluh overlooking
the Ohio and a noon Hollywood threw his hat into the
ring and was soon followed by Keating Hollywood won
the CHOICE Of ground and at 1901 time was called on
thc third rOhid Keatngs wfist was DroRen ana Holy
wood was declared victor. ....'t 49,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28

concurrent resolutions heretofore offered by Mr. Bacom
favor of the taxation OF Government bonds and the
payment of the national debt in legatenders.
Mr. ALLIS moved to table the resolutions Lost by
30 to 48
Mr. JACOBS moved the adoption. Carried by 40 to 39
All the Democrats with five exceptions and two Republi-
cans Messrs. BacOm and Daily, voted in the affirmative
the residue Of the Republicans In the NEGATIVE.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
William C. Rives, who died at his home in

William C. Rives, who died at his home III
yria ON Sunday, was born in that State May H. l7ss
1a tndied law with Thomas jefferson, having received
his nremInary training at Hampden-sidpe and william
and Mary College In the war OF si2le Ut scr
anu nntcer and attained 10 the rank 0f C9iohe AFTER
s IN the Virginia Legislature he entered Congress In
isas remaining in the House Of t ns
upon the he became prominent leader IN the Jackson
party and in 1879 sss.Ssas Sas eRpIas Rss%son In ia
be returned elected tG the , United m sat: e.
Senate He served in the senate nn a & .card ' ,ms
Minister to France He returned in iss wnsn se re-
tired from public e deyong 70 o tSe a pand
ss 9 ~ hg lanes Madison published In 1852 and the
second volume 1886 Mr. Ryes css Ss, wSs called s thS
Pa - and after the secession OF virginia he
| became a member OF the Rebel Congress
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
FIRE AND FATAL EXPLOSION.

PTTSBURGH. April 27-Syke's tannery was
burned on SUNDAY loss $50 900. About 20
gaged in throwing leather from the thrdstOry when two
barrels ~ fish oil the lower floor took fire. and eX
plOded, cloatng panic among the men. and several Of
them leapei from the windows Henry Kreiling and
Lewis krOocS were, 10 is thought, fatally injured
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
DIED.
BROOKER- Ou

RRooKER-Ou Sunday evening April 6 amer long and painful
asy Merritt vile Of James Br0oke as'd ears aud ea
months - - =
,sdeu,s West Thts thirdsI wednesday nUnng 10
,eIsci The remains will 10 taken W Gseagisa, Cow
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
FUNERALS TODAY.

BTRNS JAMES No. 2l6 Blnst
CODDINGTON, KATE H., No. Morris st, JerseJ Oilf.
DWYF :. MARY No. ca rhOmpsoDst
FLEMING, EDWARD No. 1875 81. Msrhsp,sce.
FERGUSON GEORGE No. Fourth st., BROOKLYN r. d.
HOWSES, EMILY, No. % Janest
HOOLAS PATRICK, No. lUl Eghthsve.
JENKINS. THOMAS. st. Johns Charsh. Ysricf It
KENNEDY MICHAEL ST. fiuceuts HO,pla w .st Eleventh sS
LuGRR RACHAEL, l. B.. No ieS Lercy-st
LUTZEE, MARY. No. JDl last T. seu.ie.h' 81.
SHEPHERD KATE W. CHRIST barch Of % st ind 5as's
TATTON JESSE. No Jc2 West FottyouT,hst
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
AaaPMHIY

.o oasssd 10 construct the RlchHeld Springs and
Coons,,toSt TeegrsVh Companies; 70 Incorporate the
EVANGELICAL Lutheran synod TO regusse the ps " a
Mr. LAWRENCE, from the Committee on s rvueri nTsd
ions m obedience 10 resolution OF the hVuse rep"is"
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28

NJ. whalen, of WestchesteRr R,vcJ Connly RIyd,a w !,
one Of he early trains passing over him
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28

1ariIe,. Reversible sewing sachines are ss ,Sssj
priced reliable MACHINES Used by hand Of ooI -, M
III YOU have the Dyspepsia, bcaspcne' a. az 1"S'srs
Eating Soar 'ss ~
lion or Blouspe Il do not thaak as ser bs aa
will forfeit the pnes ~ ~
al 30 4 fremont Temple Boston aud eyerySoe,e. s =
Iar tIett Machine and Needle Depot 10 ai.
CIo16c, WrIngers Of ali spare iahso IN Par.
sotncs sith ellis Doabe Gear ia tnc fssss
the Universal improves, "a he durable The trade sappsL
stop, which are "AAA'e n C BROWNING. GeBeral Agent
No. % Court,ndtst
N.,Icc-The Europe will he dsgssessS
rost-omsSo nn m. BSDAY, THURSDAY and sAIURDn css
IL sad AZ slAtoh' n s"u 10 '''"' "
e 80 lI,lO and at II o'cloeks m 49, III in h
ana w DgESDAf Of the hour Of closing whch VI" ~
Asy " ~ a. 3snsrs and tho Stations ~ ksDAf m
posted a. "' "" JAMES KsLLf, r. ~
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
gpstial N0tins.

Science Ignorance aud Hottentots.-
gent sgE, DR. Railway sen. to the fooS'ss
countries tae competent uso gather isd select the
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
WASHINGTON.

CONCLUSION OF THE TRIAL--JUhGE CURTIS
GOING HoME-NR. STEvENs'S HEALTII-DIS-
PATCH FROM MIR. BANCROFT-ARKANsAs
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28

-. ---------l- -Lr..L .-L-L-
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28

American Institute Farmers' Cisb.A meeting Of the clgt
TO-DAY 1ueisyD lBth At O'Clock at tie
Institute the Cooper Building Mr. S0LON ROBIN
N give FLORIDA is productions. Admission es
JOHN ". CHAMBERS, Secretsy-E
Fine Arts.-Eegaat OIL PAlSTISGS aud CRYSTAL MEDAL
collection from the A1esn arc Gallery Ne"
AUCTION POSITIVELY without rvel THIS sud To-
corner o Bond It EDWARD BlLAHD4, Aml"sret
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
HOME NEWS.

Ally IhIDUNE. IUEcDAI 80, 40
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28

Knox's Celebrated Jucuads, or 40: staabsrY pis.x
Raspberry Blackberry ani Cuant Plants t nem ~
Pittsburgh anj warranted Ine % Og sPss
b,ea and NURSERIES IN ONR No t5 Bross .ea
ood door Nv reprssenye Mr. BARTHOLOMEW. canb' 'o's
at No. 81 Park place, oorner OF CbRgvh, .ff 'ir p
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18
our New OmeIals.

II We congratulate the Democratic
managers upon the termination of
their labors in disposing of the Offices
within the control Of the City Coun-
Gil. The number of applicants were
legion, and it was a difficult task to
make judicious selections when all
were so needy and also so worthy.
We are satisfied that the very best
that could be done under the eircum-
stances has been done, taking the
interests of the party into considera-
ton, as we'll as those of individuals.
The Irish element of the party, which
did most of the hard work Of the
campaign, and large part of the
voting, was shamefully left out in
the cold, but even in that the thing
was we'll managed. Tt is we'll known
that the party can depend on the Irish
vote all the time and under any CIR
cunastaaces. Therefore, if anybody
is to be slaughtered, the Irish
man can always be sacrificed
on the altar of expediency, with the
least damage to the organization. For
instance, had JOHN SMYTHE been ap-
pointed Street Commissioner. JACOB
and Nick. RICKHART
could not be depended on to support
the ticket hereafter. But the party
leaders are we'll aware that JOINS
Democracy, and that of his friends. /
is of that character which makes them
glory in suffering even martyrdom for
the good of the party. Nor have the I
disappointed ones any right to plead /
the promises made to them previous
to the election. These promises were
given IN an emergency which has
since passed away. They were made
under compulsion. They were neces-
sary to secure votes. Democratic
Office holders are not expected to full
fllall the pledges made by Demo-
cratic candidates. No one but q SIM
pleton would anticipate anything Of
the kind. ssT +
We repeat that we are satisfied that
the Democratic Councilmen, and the
two or three friends whom they con-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18
THE NEWS.

Gold closed in New York yesterday at
lss9Sgl8s5S.
Dispatches nom Japan state that Mikado
has declared war against The Tycoon of
Stotsbashf. 8
The Fenian- trials commence on Monday
in the Court of the Queens Bench, before
Lord Chief Justice Cockburn.
The Senate Committee on contingent
expenses have decided torepoIt their fund.
Col. Forney's accounts are adjusted to the
last dollar.
The Director OF the Bureau OF Statistics
reports. the number OF merchant vessels
owned in the United states at 12,2O7, and
their tonnage 2,755,O04.
The Secretary Of the Navy has sold the
iron-clads Catawba for $3.50. 0OO and the
oneOta for $3.50 both to Alex. Swift &
Co.. of Cincinnati. and the entire amount
has been deposited in the Treasury.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs will,
when the House fully resumes business,
report a bill making the appropriation re-
Quired by the treaty for the purchase Of
the Russian-A mt rican possessions.
The officers Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road, assisted by Generals Gibbon and
Stevenson, with their STATS, laid the last
rail on the summit Of Black Hills yester-
day.
A Washington dispatch states that Fer
nando Wood has arrived in that rity and
viii be examined BY the Presidents couu-
sci as to his conversation with the Presi-
dent relative to. the removal of Stanton.
The New York Times Port Jervis dis
patch states that robberies were commit
ted upon the dead and wounded after the
disaster at Cars Rock, by passengers who
were saved by being IN the forward cars.
Money in large sums has been taken, and
gold watches, from the pockets of the
dead, and rings torn from the fingers of
women.
A Worcester (Afass.l dispatch of the nth
inst, says a FTenehman named Peter
Larry, living IN Webster, was murdered
this morning, while in bed with his wife,
by blows on the head with an axe. The
wife of the murdered man had been init
mate with man named Dave, who is
charged with committing the deed.
A dispatch from Washington, of the
18th, says: The Cabinet met this morning
two hours earlier than usual, and was in
conference until Z o'clock. The counsel !
Tor the President, excepting Stan berry, were !
also present, and it is understood that inn
pertant matters in connection with the |
impeachment trial were under consfdera- /
ton. The counsel were at the Executive /
Mansion at an early hour, some time in 4
advance of the Cabinet meeting. and re- 4
manned until nearly time for the opening
of the Court