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20 open the case for the prosecution.
The counsel for the Grown said
they should rest their case prinei-
pally on the testimony of DELANEY
and Messy.
Cogan was sworn, and testified as
follows: Knew the prisoner, Burke,
IN the United States; Burke was sent
out from America to buy arms in
England for the rising in Ireland
afterwards saw Burke and Shaw in
Liverpool; met them at Fenian meet
Ings: was with them when the attack
on Chester Castle was planned when
the insurrection broke out in Ireland
the principal English cities were to
be fred and destroyed.
DELANEY corroborated the above.
Massey. testified that he saw Burke
commissioned in America to raise an
insurrection In Ireland afterwards
saw Burke In London, sent him over
to Ireland.
The Court then adjourned till to-
morrow.
LONDON, April 28.-oRoial dis
patches received from the Indian
Government state that Yokahood
Bohu has obtained an important vic
tory over the. Russians. and expelled
them from KrOm Landhor.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, April 28.-The Diet of
Zoleverein, now In session here, has
chosen Herr Simpson President, aud
Prince Hohenlhoe Vice President
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WASHINGTON, April q In addi-
ton to the two hundred gold and
silver medals and diplomas awarded
at the Paris Exposition, to Americans,
and now exhibited in the old Hall Of
Rep esentatives, one hundred more
were received to-day. The distribu
tion will be made in the course of a
week fa f.fFtHe rfa
1t appears from an official state
ment that, during the first three
months Of this year. about three mill :
ion, three hundred thousand dollars
were received from tax on distilled
spirits. A few Districts have failed
to make returns.
The amount of compound interest
notes, maturing and payable after
April lst. 1868, Is stated at the Treas
uryias sol ,403, $50. .s5 ss
The President has approved the re-
port of the Commissioner, that the
14th section of p miles Of the Union
Pacific Road, Eastern Division, is
completed. and has ordered the issue
Of bonds and patents for the lands
therefor +rr
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EUROPE.
BIZ ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
ENGLANp.


LONDON, April 2S-It is said that
General Nagle's trial is appointed for
May g.
All the Clerkenwell explosion pris-
oners, except Barrett, who was con
victed, have been set at liberty.
The trial OF Burke, Casey and Stow
commenced to-day, Justice Brown
well presiding. The court house was
full, and great interest was manifest
ed. The counsel for the Crown were
the same as in the case Of the Clerk
enwell explosionists, and for the pris-
oners they were as follows: Ernest.
Jones and Mcdonald for Burke;
Lewis, for Casey; and Potter for
Stow. Dir. Jones asked fora. mixed
jury for Burke, on the ground that he
was an alien Counsel for the Grown
objected. Proof was offered in the
shape of a passport signed by u S.
Minister Adams. The va idity of the
proof was argued, when the Court
overruled its admissibihty, and de-
MED the motion for a mixed jury.
Counsel for the Crown said the case
against the prisoners was of felony,
In making war against the Queen,
which, under the Act of 1913, was
punishable by transportation for two
to seven years; and then proceeded
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ESTABLISHED.A81 81.

With any other person TO deiraud the
United States, or shall MAJ ke Opportu-
nifty for any person 20 defraud the
United States. or shall do or omit TO
do. any act with intent 20 enable any
other person to defraud the United
States. OF shall make or sign any false
certificate or return M any case
where be is By law or regulation re-
quired TO make a certificate or return,
or have knowledge or information Of
the violation Of any revenue law by
any person, or of fraud committed by
any person against the United States
under any revenue law Of the United
States. shall fail to report In writing.
such knowledge or Information 20 his
next superior officer, and to the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue, he
shall on conviction. be fined not less
than one thousand dollars, nor more
than five thousand dollars, and shall
be imprisoned not less than SIX
months nor more than three years.
SEC. Z. And be u further enacted,
That no compromise, or discontinue
ance, or a0lle pr0sequ Of any prOsecu-
ton under this act shall BE allowed
without the permission, in writing, Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury and the
Attorney General.
Approved March 81, 1868. .
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New Odd Fellows Hall In Richmond,
Indiana.

RICHMOND Ind, April 27.-At 7
O'Clock this evening the foundation
stone Of the new Odd Fellows Hall
ia this city was laid with appropriate
ceremonies by the Richmond. White
water, Woodward. aud Hermann
Lodges, of this city. Hon. John Var
yam conducted the ceremonies. The
scene was largely attended, and was
made one Of considerable interest.
The cornerstone proper viii be laid
on the 4th of July next.
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CINCINNATI.
Robbers Sentenced TO the Penitem-
- tlary-COurt Proceedings. ~

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gINerNNAT1, April 28. In the
Common Pleas Court at Springfield,
Ohio, to-day John Cloud and Wm.
Swope, convicted of robbery, were
sentenced to three years labor in the
penitentiary. -o. t9A ttG
The case of Pope, one of the Hertz
Ter murderers, was continued, on az
count of the absence Of witnesses.
In the case Of Roberts and Scott.
the other two murderers, who es-
capped from jail some days ago, the
jurors were discharged.
1t is rumored here that Roberts
and Scott were Fe-eaptured near Rip
ley, Brown County, this afternoon .
CINCINNATI, April 28.-Proceedings
will be had morrow in the Court of
Common Pleas to forfeit the bonds of
Heating and HOLLYWOOD, the feather
weight prize fighters. A great deal
of interest is manifested in the result.
A man named J T Longstoff was
arrested and brought to this city,
from Bay City, Michigan, on a charge
OF embezzling S17 900 from Cameson,
Story & Malone, lumber dealers. The
alleged embezz lement runs as faI
back as 1857.
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MEMPHIS.
Robbery or an Express OffiCe-The
arbn Race Course.

MEMPHIS. April 27.-The Southern
Express officers here received infOr-
NATION that the Express Office at
Hampstead, Texas, was robbed Of a
large amount of currency and gold on
the 18th, by d. G.. Otis, formerly an
employee of Adams Express, well
known throughout the North. Otis
escaped.
Harder's boat store. Second Street,
was entered by burglars last night.
In attempting to recover the goods,
VIM. Murphy, an employee, was Sc
verely wounded by a klung shot. The
burglars. escaped.
In consequence of heavy rains there
was slim attendance at the race
course, yesterday The track was
very heavy The first race, mile heats,
Shelby County horses, two entries was
won ny Duncan q AcMahon's S Viola,
beating Donovan. Time. 2:04-2 :O9
The second race, best three in five
four entries for a purse of $500, was
won by Pat Malloy. Time, 80. POI
2:02, 2:0A, 2:061 beating Pat Cleburne,
Nelly Gwynne,and Tronnset. On the
third heat, Cleburne fell nearly kill
ing d rider, Johny Hardy.
The second day S attendance was
small. The track was In worse con
dition, owing to the heavy rairs last
night. The first race, mile heats.
three years old entries, for purse Of
$3.50 was won by E. A. SmIth's Onta-
RIO, two straight heats, beating Sea
Gull. Time, 2:09f, 2:02. Second
race. two mile heats, purse $500 for
all ages; three started, ana was Won
by Warwick's Joe johnson. Time,
4:2l, 4:23, beating Theta and Veto,
the former being distaneed on the
/ second heat.
The weather is now clear and
warm.
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ST. LOUIS.
A Lucky Lottery Ticket.

. ST. LOUIS, April 28.-Wm. Gloo-
gou, member of Glasgow Brothers,
heavy grocers in this city, has just
won a half capital prize in a Madrid
Lottery amounting to SIS, 5,00J in gold.
Mr. Glasgow has been spending the
winter in Havana, where he purchased
a ticket.
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SAVANNAH.
Election Returns.

SAVANNAH, April 28.-The total
city vote for the new Constitution is
1884; against 2,646. Bullock, for
Goverppr, received 2,854; Gordon,
.2,685: Gift, Republican, for Congress,
2,816; Fitch, Democrat. 2,691; Brad
ley, colored, Republican, for State
Senate, 2752, and Lester, Democrat,
received 2,69I fnzH
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NEw ORLEANS. April 28.-Ia spe

New ORLEANS. April 38.-Ia spe-
cial orders No 80, Gen Buchanan
appoints a board Of three officers to
examine and count the votes cast at
the late election and report the re-
suit to the COmmaDling General ot
the District. The Board vii make
separate reports on Vhe Constitution
and for members OF Congress.
Ata meeting Of the medical pr0fss-
sion last night. it was resolved 10 in
vite the American Medical profession
to hold their next annual meeting in
this city.
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RICHMOND, April pa telegram
from Suffolk, says the Republican
Convention to-day nominated i. ii.
Chandler, U. S..Disfrict Attorney, for
Congress, from the 2d district.
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PHILADELPHIA A.
Another Terrible Boiler Explosion
Three Men Killed and Seventeen
Wounded.

PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-The
boiler in the Penn Treaty Rolling
Mill, of Messrs. Liebert & Co., on
Marlborough Street, exploded this
afternoon, demolishing the building.
Jno .McGill, Frank Smith and Jno.
Davis were killed. Four persons were
wounded seriously, and many others
slightly. Up 10 the present time,
thirteen of the wounded have been
taken from the ruins.
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A Lucky Pottery Ticket
A Man Draws a
vr $4,000 Prize. cid
WARRINGTON.

Medals Awarded to Americans at the
Paris Exposition on Exhibition
Amount Received from Tax on Dis
titled Spirits--The Report Of the
Commissioner Approved Concern
ing the Union Pacific Road.
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ALBANY, n. Y, April 23.-The
bill appropriatiug 50 O00 per mile to
aid iu the construction Of new rail
roads, was lost ia the Assembly to-
night.
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Boston. April 28.-A trot. to-dag.
between the geldiug Mcclellan. John
Stewart aud SJrrel Dan, was won by
Mcclellan in three strait heats.
Quickest time ? .36f
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Georgia Election Returns.
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CHICAGO, April 23.-G0v. Evans.
Presiden5 of the Denver Pacific r r
reports that the contracts for com
pleting the entire road from Cheyenne
TO Denver were let yesterday.
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HOUsE.....-..-.. WASHINGTON. April %.

AAONfS Ess-..... ... " ASHINGE0N. April -.
The Speaker submitted copy of the
Constitution Of south Carolina recently
ratified. Referred TO the Com mittee on
Reconstruction.
p iuce introduced three separate bills
Caroline. No IN Carolina ard Louisiana.
7 ley were similar to that introduced by
pim yesterday In the case of Arkansas.
Toe bills were referred TO the Comm tee
on Reconstruction.
Washburne OF Illinois introduced the
fOtlOWtng resolution:
ResoLued, That the Joint Com nittee on
Retrenchnla ant shall inquire into the al
legged fraudulent sale by the Navy Depart
to Alexander Swifi x Co, and report the
facts an circumstance connected the e
with 80 Congress.
Agreed to.
Pike introduced the following joint resO-
luton, which was referred ID the COmmit-
tes on Forei ign Affairs: 81
BE Il ttlces0tce0, *, Tn AT the President be
requested 10 send a sufficient number or
vessels of war to the fishing grounds Ia
the Calf Of 81. Lawrence, adjacent 20 the
British Provinces, for the purpose Of pro-
testing American vessels IN the exeTc Sc
OF thzIr rlghtsass reeOEuized "A be Treaty
of IF53-Wilhtn one. mari 1e league OF the
lire : 10 follows the IndentaffOus OF She
coast and also tOr the purpose OF taking
care thai the valuable property in ships
shall not be conf scaled for alled zed IN
fishing grounds. aud that what yer pun
14hment for trespass is inflicted, shall be
IN proper ion to the pecunfarg injury Oc-
ca,iOned by the aOffense.-
Tue House then accom- panied the I'M
peachment Managers to The senate.
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ALBANY, N. Y, April 28.-Tnere
are two hundred and eighty-six boats
in the Erie Canal, between Rome and
New London, bound East. They COM
menced moving this morning. Navi-
cation is good along the line.
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Butler Asks Leave to Make
a Personal Explanation.
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BUFFALO, April q. = The bark
Annie Sherwood, from Chicago,
loaded with grain, went ashore at
Long Point last night.
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r LIE CIR AP II.

For COMMERCIAL and RiUer Dispatches see
FSfth Page.
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on -aIail ofCOvernnent viii b Z tves1eG
O. It's prero Eatives, and the President viii
D4 Succe1 1de8 by IN mber OF the body
VIII b depOsed him. This, he maintained
VS. t1e trial of the Constitution. Refer
ring to u Supreme Court as the eheris1-
cd guardian OF the peoples liberty, ne al-
Is ded 70 Congress as having recently pre-
vented Ene exerc Sc OF its rightful lurlsd c
non, defense OF sacred right. ana Con-
gress was also attacking the cO-Ordisate
branch Of the Government. aud the people
looked TO this trial for dec Sion which
would restrain that aggressive branch
withil its proper limits. The oath OF the
PRESIDENT was not merely the common
ms Office, but included the unique and
sublime Obligation to preserve, protect
nd defend the Constitution Of the United
STATES Ine people nave formed ana VIII
adhere to the determination that that
oath shall not be taken in vain.
They are converts 70 no theories of t'0u
gFessiOnal OmnipOtence, and when they
hear that this sword of impeachment Is
drawn they wish 10 know what the
crime IS with which the President has
been charged and for whica il IS sought TO
depOse ntTn. They understand what trea-
son and bribery are IN al their rantnca-
uonss but on going through with all their
list they are told that his crime Is having
removed member o. his Cabinet, and are
told thar IL becomes a CRIME because Con-
the Government. has made it so. He un-
derLoOk TO make an dd interim Secretary
are TO have made for them an al fnfer6a
President They also ascertain that no
IOFce was en- pIOy6d ana no removal was
made, except on paper, aud that. for the
purpose OF procuring decision of the
Supre ne Court to prevent when vigorous
action was at once taken By those who
brinz the accusation s..-
In short, SAID Mr.. Eyarts the people see
taat il is a question Of supremacy between
Congress aud the Constitution. They did
nos hold 20 the idea that the Constitution
was made only for our infancy. but felt
That it was to be the guide aud bond of our
maturest manhood, and were determined
G4at the law should continue to De the
guardian of liberty.
Referring, then, 20 the position assumed
by the Manage 5, that tins tribunal is not
q court mr. EVarts said IL was the first
time he ever knew a prosecutor TO make
the assertion that hts case was c0Taln
non Jtdfce; but they probably felt that
the only Way TO prevent the cause being
turned out Of court was 70 turn the court
out Of tn cause.
As TO the English precedents adduced 10
show that thIs body was not a court, he
saId Parliament " as the supreme court of
that natiO1, and that Impeachment was
only a part of its judicial functions, which
view he 81 ported by the authority Of
Chancellor ThuriOW.
Evarts then dwelt on the tremendous
power ami meaning Of those little Worus,
Truth, Oath. Justice and Duty, and ap
peaIed TO the Sena OrS 20 brace themselves
by All their integrity, truth aud justice, TO
Observe their Oaths aud perfO- N their sol
emn duty. AT the conclusion OF his elo-
quent ad. ress, the court and Senate ad-
10 armed al 4:30 P. n.
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NOTICE To SHIPPERS Charges due
shippers by steamer Mayfower will
be paid this day. Wednesday, April
295h. at the office of p Hornbrook 4
Co. Cap29-1t] Gus LEMCKE.
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BUFFALO, April 3 = The bark
Annie Sherwood got off Long Point
to-day. Damage very slight.
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The Court Of Impeachment
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