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New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
MEDALS FROM THE PARIS EXPOSITION.

The medals and diplomas which were aWarueu
10 American exhibitors the Paris Exposition and which
reached Washington the 18th inst have been arranged
for exhibition IN the old Representatives, Hall They are
inclosed In French glass supported by framework
of FURNISHED steel and mounted tables covered with
rich velvet dropping TO the ground In graceful esGos
The eases contain l92 objects OF interest, comprising
crosses of the Legion OF Honor grand prizes 10 Bou
medals, 1 artists medal, IA silver medals, v pronhs
medals and statuette which ia placed over the cases
In addition the medals are 200 diplomas lhes1 alc
suspended three rows deep, on upright screens VI w
seven feet square, which are placed In such manner 40
70 form series OF alcoves extending around the entto
hall Along the top OF these alcOyes nags are hs,elmy
arranged and the center alcove Is the coat OF arms
Of tLe United States. Added 10 these Ia series
OF Photographic views, which VIII occupy no
line OF "a feet, forming, AZ IL were. panoIa1sh,io sh
view OF the part occupied by the United States III 'e
Exhibition A hundred additional diplomas, sooh W
arrive are to be placed on exhibition 10 CONVEY
some idea Of the magnitude OF thls dd AZ nay ~
remarked that the diplomas alone, n extehuea III u
straight line would reach over seven nuhueu iecL
grand prize medal to tho United states Sahitay
misson has been delivered to the rev Dr beoms, :.
IL I'm the collection One grand prize meual anu uploMna M
awarded To Mr. Hughes Printing telegraph "eIe ue
IIyered to that gentleman IN Paris Ihese hte tlV
only actual deficiencies In the collection hoN @
I'm firearms tsmalD six persons eNhiDted nSlcasS pI
ncts. I'M gold medals could not be obtained Tor an
silver medal was therefore, decreed 10 eaeh eAhpto
aud hears his name. one gold medal was aiso ueeIoVu
tn the Industrie armoriere des Etats-tnlS Il uAnoi
ore which consequently does not belong to any ln-
ydual IL il not known what disposition may DC lau
~ rms medal silver medal was decreed 10 the oncu %
states Government for specimens OF suffers houses.
award was the spontaneous act OF the lmlefih C0ih
s,on bronze medal also struck Tor inc AgIlcui,u
raj bureau These also, Will probably be placed III tno
paent Office The following exhibits the per centhsv vi
awards 10 exhibitors from four prominent eou,,,u ,
France 55j7; United States 52l9 Germany fo% uie"'
OH
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
THE LABOR EXCHANGE.

The NelC- York Democrat contains the follow
ing on the new Labor Exchange in Castle Garden:
There is apparent lack Of emgrant help at the
Labor Exchange. Al the time when there were but few
employers the Commissioners were glad tnat the south
and Southwest relieved Wards Island Of ITS burden
can in great numbers 10 get help s. to 81 per head be
realized by sO-called intelligence Offices These latter
crowded with applicants, while the Labor Exchange In
Castle Garden able 10 I'LL the tenth part OF It's
Who hang around Castle Garden and the emigraDt
houses and receive 81 bonus for each labOrer
they furnish TO the intelligence Offices The applicant for
ah9r has 10 nav that ST. and the employers charged -
more such a lucrative trade with emigrant labor cannot
he checked under the present system unless the arriving
emgrants who desirous OF hndlng employment are
held for some time in Castle Garden Which, at the pres
emf demand would not be longer than few hours But
what would become OF the keepers now
admitted inside OF the Garden Out OF emigants having
the means travel West, there nCig 10 Dc lnaue
consequently they 90 look, for their last resort 10
such who seeking employment the
lars must be made out OF these AS Ions as tnCoo nj
keepers are admitted into Castle Garden the Labor Ex
change under superintendent ErDe cannot DC anytnhS
else than the last refuge OF the scum VI iapoI-
era who are either too weak for or uhnt 10
work Since for German servantgrls u pouhty
ofve dollars is paid IN the intelligence oees n0t oe
them Is 20 be found the Labor Exchange Ana as Ger
man field hands, much sought Tor, are 10 po
obtained only at those Offices in Greenwlchst epoyeIs
must necessarily go where they can procure what t
they want, and have 10 pay three dollars a henu @
great advantage for employers that they need NOT
make any contract for wages with tho emit .h
they being al their (the emplOyers) mercy II Ohy ho
trader make his commission. The Castle Garden LaOor
Exchange will prove TO DO total failure II INC 'OnIo
sioners do speedily interfere IL they want 10 proec
the emigrants all speculation on their labor ouRht
to aud this Labor Exchange Y then prove W po
Y RfssliE " ~ eQAQ9tAsI'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
POLITICAL ITEMS.

The Ne,r- Hdren Palladium strongly adyo-
Gates the election OF Oryile H. Pratt of Merden to the
limited States Senate place Of James Dixon the great
repudiated
The Republicans of West Virginia will hold
State Convention in Clarksburg Thursday the 2Sh
day OF May next at 10 o'clock m, for the purpose
Of nominating State ticket and choosing electors Tor
President and Vice Of the United States choose
for Congress and for the vacant State Senator
sbps separating into appropriate Congressional and Sen
atorial District Conventions for that purpose
The Hon. John +. Wilson OF Iowa, declines
70 be candidate for reelection " Congress lie writes
thus:
am receiving many letters from my constituents ask
ing for an expression OF my wishes IeIano ~ "a a ,in
nation This will constitute my answer ana thefe
fore request you TO make IL public 40 not desire re-
nomination. and will not be candidate theIei9r. INC
nerod OF congressional services mas Deeh tne most
eventu In the history Of the republic Before the cose
of my present the great questions which now ag
tate the public mind WILL doubtless, have been aJusled
and nut AT rest on the Ith day OF March, 1862 new
administration will be naugurated Ihat IL VIII Do ic re
publican do not doubt for 10 one can wen mistake tne
resnlt of the coming Presidential election EVer}tH
portends the nomination and election oI ue1 ~ d
The whole country will unite IN common enOr 10 rcnue
lis administration successful and such IL VIII De rest
ing firmly this belief, and regarding the eohence
mept OF an administration, with the altered VI
the pubc offices OF the country attehuhht ~ a
most proper time for change In the representative once,
osk that another may be selected 10 take my pihCe III
declining a denomination must couple theie"lt. ny
most profound and heartfelt acknowledgements Vi inc
contdence and support extended 10 me by
the people who have often einpOWeeu me W
them Trusting that they may select some os q. NOR M
nation more compcien to enforce their WILL ana not less
true TO liberty and human rghls colt w 'n1ia ,1
charge, and to that OF the next Dlo'iiVV 'o"'' '
duty Of selecting my successol'
Vallandigham is reported to have purchased
an interest in The Dayton lOhlo Led1e'' anu aue "i'
to
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
POLITICAL.
rur ih,"HIGAN ELECTION.

OFFICIAL RETURNS Pom foKif SEVEN CouN-
TIEs-FORTY THOUsAh.o A1AIhsr the ,s CON
sTITUTIoN-THRTEEN TS'o0'AND A'AiAoi
PROHIBITION.
The official returns of fifty c0nlues III the
recent election foot up the unprecedented 'so nuuOoi
OF l6GGs7 votes larger number than we're cast io
candidates I'm the gubenatoral election In 1906 Wen
44 votes were the entire number from the whoe sao'
The above result Will reach at least 10000 when al 'ne
returns shall have been made.
comparison OF the gubernat0rial vote OF 1896, with
the vote on Constitution shows the following:
In total vote of l64454, CraF9 received majority over
Williams OF 29O3s while In total vote as thus far re
ported of the majority against the Constitution
is 39477 The majority against prohibition is 1JlC;
against annual sessions, 7223 The Supervsors as ir
a. reported officially from 35 counties, stand 800 Demo
cratic. 3G2 Republican. q DemOoratic gain OF 10
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
SUMMARY OF NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

SUMMARY OF NEW5 FKOM THE PAVIFIV VVhHI'
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, April 2l.-The Califor-
MIA Academy OF Sciences have adopted report censur-
ing I'm strong terms the last Legislature for aboshlng the
state Geological Survey. without provision even Tor e
ohCations already incurred Tho bark Zephyr, reported
ashore Boundary Bay. has been safely noated with
ns OF "A small portion Of her cargo The annual report
OF the Central Pacific Railroad shows the earnings from
ali sources for 1861 to be nearly 81 $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
THE LATEST DISPATCH FROM SAVANNAH.
NORTH CAROLINA.

GREAT MAJORITIES FOR THE CONSTITUTION
NEwBERN. April 21.-The vote to-day for the
Constitution was 25O against the Constitution 200 The
full negro vote pocd We had no disturbance. La
Morehead City the Republicans are Is ahead
WILMINGTON, April 2i.-The election com
menced this morning. The day passed off without the
slightest disturbance The approximate vote OF four
wards In this city the Constitution Is .2Oo against
go The vote at Weldon Halifax County for the Con-
stituon ia 20l against. ST. number OF negroes voted
The Conservative ticket in ths city The whites gen
orally vote the second and third days while the
negroes make the greatest effort on the lrst DAY.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

The Weekly Ariyonian of March 81 has the
following:
ERRONEOUS less than two reports Of the marriage
OF Mccormick have lately appeared In the Eastern
papers As it IL not yet since the Governer ost
6s mOst es nabe wife, and he has not contemplated
second marriage these reports are very annoying 10
him and evidently been started in spirit of mis-
chiefmaking or malice exceedingly discreditable to their
oryt,,af
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
UJRRIED.

-SroRROw-on Tuesday April a. at Trinity Chapel West
vepty 6nh st. By the Rev WIN heNeksr = aa i is. r
rger Dutchess County, N f TO Juls o ua"sne VI " INV -
". StorTow, jr, Of BosIop' ,o, -. n
Catsk MondaS April ~ o. tae hss
n p,m.nter r. b. Greene Newlcrk to JuA A. MAsHon o'
CAtskll No cards a,
uot GUIos-Ou Tuesday 2lst inst, the residence OF tn
nsrent. by the Rev Clement French Charles j. dot
sn Emily Montague second daughter Of Henry L. Guion ESQ., all VI
Brooklyn. -, a, n,
Dr Hagh Maverick OF Ninona MIMI TO Louise ~ ususu'
Of the late Thomas 4. Hambln Of New'iork CITY,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuesday, Apn ~ at Tue brSaIST w
Tahsrnace hy the Rev Joseph T. Thompson h, Aphsu' " "
iams to Eliza NJ Pendeon, al Of tins city no eA'u'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
THE SOUTHERN ELECTIONS.
LOUISIANA.
DEMOCRATIC N.yoprrrrs Rrpoprrn

DEMOCRATIC MAJoRITIEs REPORTED.
NEw-ORLEANs, April 21.-No official returns
have been made. As Ear heard FROM the maorities
against the Constitution follows In this city,
loo in the Parish Of Orleans S4 in East Baton Rouge,
800 IN west Baton Rouge 100 Caddo gives 800 majority
against the Constitution j. r. Conway. the Democratic
candidate for Mayor in this city Ia elected with ma
orty OF Democrats to both Boards Of the City Council
In the Parish Of Orleans the Democratic ticket prob
ably elected. Six Democratic Senators chosen.
negro Recorder is elected the lid District OF this city
Manu. the Democratic candidate for Congress in the lid
District, Is ahead as far as heard from.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
ToBACCONIsTs CONVICTED OF DEFRAUDlNG THE


ST. LOUIS, April 21.-The case of W. b. Mann
prominent and wealthy tobacco manufacturer OF Han
nibaI Mo- accused OF axng fraudulent brands to man
ufaeured tobacco terminated today with verdict for
the Government The Court will probably impose heavy
penalties upon Mann personally as well as forfeit MS iac
tory at Hannibal which is worth t25OcO Nerdcts were
also rendered today IN the Court against George
Dousman, jr.. and Christopher Agalbaugh wealthy TO
bacCOnsts this city indicted Tor the same onehSe an'
for conspiring 10 defraud tho United States
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
pu,t,nstpurA CATTLE MARKEr-Arsn 81.

Tia demand r beef cattle, this week brisk but prices
dj not undergo any change The sales amounted 70 z
AZ pce, ranging from y ID for fair 20 good eAit se
from O m y 10 for prime aud extra Lancaster and 0he' '0u"
- -, .L..o. 7 soo had
were sold at from c gross for clipped sheep aud rom 70
Blc. for wool sheep. IT.. II. ...,b.1 = soO
head Al prices ranging f3 80 to tl5t y 100 10 net
no change this MARKET 200 head 50 AZ rom 80
n T5 for ,prngers FROM Sos A95 for COW aud calf
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
DISCOVERY OF A COMET.

yAssAR COLLEGE OBSERVATORY, April 90 1868
The Comet known as BrOrsen's" was seen at
chs observatory the evening of the 10TH The clouds
prevented observation until it near the horizon
az 20 make IL impossible to obtain an accurate one lts
approximate position is r. A. 3h Am Dec xdeg "a deg
Ij min N NAV be seen with instrument OF low power
appearing like hazy star just srting tho northern Dor
der OF the beautiful group Of the Pelades, and moving In
north easterly direction.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

We are requested to state that the defendant III 'no
divorce ease of Mrs. Judd agt. the Rev orr,n d.
Judd was pastor of the Second Baptist Church. no~
Haven mot of the Frs that his pastorate' anu 'u0
existence of the church also as separate orga"1a-
ton ended in the year 1885, and that though he was
n Reverendp and a Doctor" and hence usually
a,,,,od the "Rey. Dr. he was not Doctor oil Di'
Unity. but au LID. or Doctor Of Laws,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, April 2i.-The Navy Department re-
eeyed patchs ResAdms Rowan dated smons Bay Cape
Good Hone Peb announcing 0f tbe United states ene
PsqG Capt Amaen commanding. at that place after ~ dsys
vo.,e from Rio de Janero her and all we'll She Nol
proceed from station asgsbp Of the Aae Squadron
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
,NUERsT COLLEGE ELECTION.

SrRIYGFIELD. Mass, April 2l.-She Trustees
OF Amherst College in this city today and elected
Elijah r. Harris OF Beoilt, Wis, College Professor or
Chemistry in place OF W. s. Clark President OF the
state Agricultural College. committee appointed
60 PROCURE plans and subscriptions for library building
to cost 10000
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
SOUTH CAROLINA.
LATEST DI

LATEST DISPATCH FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, April i21.-The election is pro-
gressng quietly and 79S votes were poled today most
OF them by negroes and many of them for tho Demo
cratic ticket. The Democrats anticipated majority IN
their favor Courers from the Counties or Chattahoo-
chic Union Stuart and Randolph bring In news or Dem
ocratic successes. but give no definite returns.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

b AsE BALL CONTEST sT-AssoCIATIoN FORMED.
MONTGOMERY, april 2l.-The match game OF
base bail between the Dramatic Club of Mobile ana The
Montgomery Club of this city, for the championship oil
Alabama was played to-day in this city ana resulted III
defeat Of the Dramacs by II TO 55 Inc next game Is
TO be played in Mobile Base Ball Association was to-
day Organized for the State with John A. fayhe Oh the
Dramatic Club OF Mobile, President
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.
wRST IgDIA MARKETS.

H,yAsA April 2osugsr, 7ii reals srrobe TOT No. IL Dutch
STANDARD Holders are brm.
H.vAs, April 2-Sug, unstere Exchange on LoDdou iOtei
per cent premium HAMBURG per discount; Paris II per
cent premiums Uue state, 70 cent discount 10 soh
long ~esht per dioeount; short sight. premium
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
MASSACHUSETTS,.
nrtrcATrs To CHICAGO CONVENTION.

DELEGATES TO CHICAGO CONVENTION.
WORCESTER, April Elm the Eighth Dis
trict Convention. In this city day WV Rice OF Worccs-
ter and G.. W johnson Of Brooked. were chosen dele
gates to the Chicago Convention. Major l.. L. Ialstead
OF Worcester and John Mead Of Milford were chosen
alteruates
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
ILLINOIS.


CHICAGO MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Chicago, April 21.-.The election to-day for
Judge and Clerk OF the Reeorders Court and one Alder
man from each Ward passed Off quietly About 1880 votes
were pOled The Democratic ticket for Judge and Clerk
by majority of The Council Islands 20 Republicans
to II Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
THE WEATHER.

-Mornngrbe dIry and misty rain ceased about
o'cock oysrc, AernOODOvreasi
to i2 lj rainy Benng-Rauy to u overcast 10 sJy
cIoy sighty CLOUDY 10 TO- cloudy II midnight overcast
Position ofthe PaHetT Planet hecury-Ths one o. the os'
will be less than 10 s. oftbe planet hep
tune right its drclnsion 10 ~ south IL Is In be
sgu Fishes shout nd 30 min before sun
rise p the east round the $50 miles per
the Nov visible to ASIA AFRICA
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
GEORGIA.
PROBABLE REPunIIcAN yIcTf

PROBABLE REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
AUGUSTA, April 21.-The election here is pro-
crossing without serious disturbance The blacks remain
about the polls eectoneerng for the Republican ticket
The Democratic vote was largo today, but the Republi
will carry the county. Military stationed at tho
polls to preserve order.
INDICATIONS OF A DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS.
ATLANTA, April 2l-The election here is pass
ing off quietly Enthusiasm prevails In both parties It
is supposed that 1900 votes polled In days
Gordon IL Is believed IL about 500 ahead The Fulton
County Democratic Club have Issued the following cir
cular:
The Democrats OF Fulton County send greeting to the
people Of Georgia that Gordon carrying all before him
here, and viii roll up 1000 majority IN this county
j. +. ALEXANDER,
Chairman OF the Democratic Club.
THE LATEST DISPATCH FROM SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, April 21.-The Conservatives
are buOyan and hopeful to the result OF the election
here The Democratic votes to-day numbered 10 TO ono
Republican. The election Is passing Off quietly NO dan
ger Of disturbance is apprehended. Conservative
meeting was held tonight The polls we're attended all
day by the most respectable and Influential men or
Savannah The total number OF votes po!led SO Tar IN
this city is 1890, in the county 1903.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

Col. A. X. Mcclure has been lecturing in
Reading aud other towns In PcnnsSNahia %" o'ah' no
M0rn0ps, and tho West"
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
GOOD aaoCsas SILL fc.

DIR. schenck's Mandrake Pills a Substitute fss
Caiome-Thess Pills composed Of various eoss ioosAs
Podochn mandrake the eompcard having ae se~ese
relax the seereous Of the liver promptly and desusy esys
mercury aOd without producing Of hoss dssass dsgss
elects which onea follow use Of tho latter
La al bilious disorders these Pulls sAl
pomose the discharge Of viaed
from the ys aud hillary ducts which bsss assaf
In general a. .rrf
scaencts Msaks Pis srp sscsndes Seat WORMS steh s
eubesons Is say persons producing Pes Fns pY,ss, s
other painful disorders
sbsneks Mandrake Pills Sick Headache and oil disorders OF s
Liver indicated ow skin coated tongue eoveses do~>es>
and general esg and sssade showing that the liver
n q torpid obssrueted condition
Short Pills rsy be used with ,dvastsgs ell eases whss
purgstive Alternative medicine 10 required
Patients Dr. shenck prof sonsy s his rooms. No
Bosd,t, New York every TUESDAY. from b3p O. Ans4
charge bat @ thorough examination With bic Reapo~s
ss Price the PuImouc Syrup and sesseea reas sea 81
pr bottle 81 50 the hadoen Mandrake ls 2scsas per ssn
Sold by Druggists everywhes full supply always b sene1
Ls Rooms. No ~
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
Spsfml yotius.
Anosher Story sseu, Kins David.

Anosher Story about king David.
BxA. Lose rHsLLou
King Ds.id Of OLD ~ss a Captain ssla.
i.d Of gsiiaut bearing,
VITO handled siIas-a S,ssh Of . bss- %
Puii Of frolic, aud 6shs ssd dariss. lrtt
Wn uolish - gigantic fesisw T. 4 ...f
Wbo swoTs 10 mssh, into Jelly aud hsxAs
The I" Phis" Of Klcg Dssid tbe hero I'D
So at Il they went. With nsi,ce latent, -.r
But David bis pebble well air1pS. 49,. =. II
Sent the 0iant torgrsss. crying sias !. -...'f
Ny days are nov over and ended Z
GosAasPs King Dsyid has aobodr ban. aff
Hs embiasons hts banner viih bore,
And drives from our midst GoltdA y dtyts y
By sendins among ss =" Prize Soap"
Then buy Il nv friesds and kay u ny fees
The PrtS> Soap 90 priced By ths isdsssi
The srofe fake will tt.sA at sight oftos clothes
That's washed witb she Prize sosp ef Dssss.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

Cheapest Gas-Fixturcs in New,fork.
For the coming thirty days We offer a iali hae OF
H. N. HOOPER Co.'S
CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, &c. NC. ala
DISCOUNT or 25 PER CBhr
An regular prices The above are unequaled ia
STYLE AND woRKMANsHIP
w. J. Y. DALEY Co.,
No 63l Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

Chasing Of y. L. Avery's Art Gallery.
md collection OF Drawings Wser Coo
e. br over OyB HUNDRED ARTISTS Of the nrst distinction.
French Belgian with the other admired works OF taste RON
IN. great Paris Brposon OBJECTS OF ART In Silver BIons
Glass Wood Iron Terra Gotta ke se VII al be SOLD
ITCrION on TUESDAY WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, April ~
and ~ by ROBRRT soMERvILLB bis gallery No 50 fnha'e
OPEN THIS DAY AND EVENING.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

.,-Dco No,iceTh. Mall. iS5 ttUpes sSs sarTRnAY
e ~, once on TUESDAY, THU Is ~ AL D. II ;1I
no no. =, ms u eioes asoa stations ami b 'e
wi lilo nd Of II e'c'oek .o..x xkloA vih be
.1a M 80 WEDNESDAY notice Of the hour q soss
posted q To: Gsasl os Ard bs station, q 1ISss KILL ~
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

Knox's Celebrated Jucunda, or 100 StrsSberry P.In
vines Raspberry Blackberry and Cuant Plants direct ron hs
warranted On
hilton and sale al ALL NURSERIES IN ONE" No 3 losdv ss
door. My representative Mr. f. S BAkTHoLoAh" 'a"' ~
at No. o. Park place, corner Of Church
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-10
ORLEANS SUNDAY MORNING MAY TO- 1868

Mrs. Moreau pressed kiss tenderly upon
the upturned brow. rt
Mary, this is very hard for me to accept;
but listen, ! have one other proposition
which, if you accept, will not part US. Let
me give the little ones home. Remember,
l shall raise Willie to care for my old age.
This will be more than compensation. If
it will make you happier, you may do all
else for them. 1 can get you q school of
small children which will pay you hund-
red dollars month, and which shall only
confne you FIVE hours of each day. This
will give you time and means to
pursue the completion of your own educa,
ton under professors. For your own board
you shall teach my two nieces. Now, child,
what do you say to this?n ....
THAT shall never cease to thank God
and yourself, and that bright light is
breaking over my clouded life from which
your dear face is beaming down upon me.
Friend Of my orphaned life, my God-given
mother, the Father of the orphan will bless
you out Of heaven as no mortal love can
do, however devoted"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-10
WHOLE NUMBER S37.

widow and son were protected 70 the Tigre
country. The young Prince Theodore goes
70 England for education.
Mhen the English approached the en-.
my was in grand array. The fight opene
Win win mortars. Soon four thousand Abys,
sihlahs with shouts and triumphal songs
cnargeo the British batteries, and were re-
Pluissen, pl,s, leaving seven hundred killed. in.
coI'g ceuulng Two chiefs. Abyssinian tactics and
Iheoaorus then sent flag demanding
peace Napier demanded an unconditional
surrender. Theodorus replied that he
would never accept arbitrary terms. he
would rather fight, but asked Napier Ia
take the English prisoners and 90 ayay
AI the prisoners were released, but the
king refused to surrender himself TIL
stoFming of Magdala followed.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-Absolute uncer.
tainty exists regarding impeachment re.
suits. Senators Keep their own counsels.
Judicious people applaud the Senators for
their conduct in this respect.
NIcEsEURG, May 9.-Passed down: Gov.
eruor Allen 1T II A. NJ. River rising slowly:
about seven feet below high water.