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, 1869-05-18

The southern Commercial Convene
ton int 31emphte-Axrtvnl OF Dele-
Eutes-SubIects 10 be Considered
Politics *tudioualy Ignored -
~pruGuc on Hand Republican
NIAxG EonvcMIi0n.
, 1869-05-18
FOREIGN.
What Is Thought In France Of
Mr. Johnson's Removal.
The Swiss Government Inter-
feres with Mazzini's
Plottings.
The Majority Of the Spanish tortes
Viii Accept a Regency.

POLITICAL II$C1ATEST IN F1k1A
LONDON, May u.
The papeta vaHout1y comment on the critical
slate Of aDairs In Far1s 1t seern8 to he the Rcp-
e1al Impression however. thst the French Coz
ernnent has fornenteA iiscontent and adopted op-
rressye measures to stay disorders arising, with
the aaIue design.
Paris, May i.
The city taa Esetu Tranquil throughout the day.
u0w NIX. tcrXsoS's REMOVAL Is VIEWED IN FAR13
LONDON, Mar Il.
The Paris correspondent Of the telegraph says
the opilion u general In Paris that RcFerdy John
ron Wan induced to make certain declarations to
the l:Eat,sh Government, and MAS thea thrown
uyerboeS1! l,y GtAns'a aAlta'nlsira1Op,
, 1869-05-18

i Nnld on tho Liquor Dcalerx-Thc
Mcconnell Murder Case.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
JAcKsoNFI11.x, Ill, May II.
The city ofaetals In PURSUANCE Of = rcsolauna
adopted by the Council. ate opening theiE bat-
tesfes on the liquor sel1efk To-day quite num-
ber of saloons hays hcen closed By the MAs1aAi,
aud active McaauErA are being taken to bring
the Natter to 4 conclusion ny closing ont the en-
TIRE trat1t. Eorne Of the 8nop-Eeepefs beetn tn-
eifnet 10 the taw, WITH wrat SUCCESS we arc
not allie to say.
The special term OF cour. Will hesin neI1 Mon-
ray. The Mcconnell murder Case VII! be the nfst
on fhR tnrfe4
, 1869-05-18

Great HrftAius
Mr. JOHNSON AGAIN AgKIp OFT 70 DHE.
SOUTHAMPTON, My II.
The corporate authorities have united In An H.
yi.atIon 10 I.ereruy Jehnsan to attend grand
bx1qnet previous To bis departure. He aalls on
The steamer Ohio, in few days for Baltimore.
MEME.
LONDONDERRY, May II.
The steamship Sesto1an, from Portland,
afTi5ed to-day.
QCEkSsroWE, Aay II.
The steamship City Of Manchester, from New
York, Arrived this afternoon.
The steamship Denmark, from New }ort, has
arrived herr.
, 1869-05-18

pECxNpNpssu1x, Ont, Nay 17,--Four men en-
gagged IN reetrz tan Of logs In St Francis
rapids. fall ot ntteeu or twenty feet Their boAt
WA1 upset md Al d1owned
, 1869-05-18

Quarantine Order-DnmnEinE Cre-
Vh1SC.
NEw ORLEANS, Nay l7.-Gove:nor wa.mousn
n quarantine aRatnst SicaGaguA1 tnt tta:rL
American post8 and Vera Cruz
Tue c7erassc = becoming ~osse- It Is s:A.,~l
that channel Is washed through the teyee TO the
depth Of fifteen ioet, and several hundred feet
vide The new work Is Washed out 4. fast as Il
mace The distance Al this point rom the river
posed thai l4tGe number of canals and bsyols
Mt1 CAN'T on KAte1 enoush 70 prevent IT. sprcad"
Ing ose1 width Of nurc than three or fo1r miles.
6tEes1l 0! The nnc4t plAnt-ttonl II St BtrDaN
Parish are submerged Reports have teen r.
cslEed Of danger 70 The teyees above the cit: The
rEef onls recedcd couple Of ioches from It's high
eAt popt 4nd the 1eree4 At several poniS uta1 taz
city were In prrc1r4ouI condition
, 1869-05-18

Thomas J. White, coAEed, has been Appointed
mali asens on the route between SashFllle, Tenn,
md Decatur, AlA
At Three R.rera Mich, on the 10Th. the Rerub-
1icans elected thelr entire ticket except President
Is MAfor1tiea ranging from q 10 81
The Machtas EtruHtt1R, 4 radical temperance
pape., derrecatea the mortmeut tor the Formation
Of a new PARTY hr the temperance men Of Maine.
Il thinks th2t Temperance Interests csc. be best
subseIved By wurffng inside the Republican oeExn-
Ixaito1.
at Is claimed BY son1c," savy the Houston 1vte-
3r1rA. that 1e have ostr 4a,ooo eolorrd voters
IN Texas: 4ld- while We believe tllts e{Emate to
te too lArge NC 10 Dot doubt thai they k3xe votes
enough to control the election should there be any
great dtTfs.pn AmoDg the whites"
, 1869-05-18

LKxIS6rox. Nay lE-GumAu the trader, who
dtaappeared nJHettocstr List Week, has n OF beso
toend. He haa p 90 WIN him nnd II II thought
= = HNF4 .9--.-, .A~ ~ VEL H9#4
, 1869-05-18

81. ~ ben prompt u tta communicative, re-
P0N 10 CUES. 1t nm thFt.e hundred and tarce
eSs.14ea pozsA. . laxge unmber Of whIch have
neca Haaed TO TIE department during the present
The Department Of Ney rorx, Organized
1Amn ls6t IL repcF1s havr been made p5ompt-
Rasn Eete ossauized II the date Of lAst report,
= ot Mnmn hsys been organized daring yo1f Id
m!ntstsstson. r. Mach interest IS manifested aud
tos 1epdftment Is quite nour!8h.n4.
!ns Depaztncnt VI Counectk.ut, Organized
Hp1n u, ~. nears eser1 appearance Of thEitt.
"1ne Department OF Massachusetts, WAS ornau-
xed MY le&., has bern prompt, and the sAnne
Gan oe hald Of It III OF the other departments.
ElsnIy poSts are IN e11s;enee.
The Department Of MsAouEt Organized MaJ
10 LOT mas 1T pt,sts In Working condition.
The Department Of Louisiana, established July
= 70. has furnished no late repor.s, but hAs paid
he Department Of Minnesota orsaoIzeu Al,
Sost ~. has nineteen organized posts Though
.n1t, IN number ioey seem to oe nonssntn2. and
The Depaftmcnt ct Maryland, ozxanizea
Jaasalf $50, has sixteen Posts IN very good
"1he Department 0, Maine, organized Janna.y
~ 1ss7 hSh ufaffe KS reports Regularly. Fosty.
one pos:s ase in rool order. Almost ii Of these
1ass ttfn te:ah',shctl during the past ya1r.
The Department ot California ws Organized
FeelnarJ su, 1ss9. Tweu,y-seyeo posts are re-
"Thc Department Of Rhode 1s,.ad. orssaIzeI
Aa5Ga =, ~, hs+ si1 possx-
<,-l q. oi Michigan, organized NaJ T. 1sas hay
to5.oqs ',n75r M }ost4 most Of which weF= Organized
The department Of New Hampshire, Organized
nAs iess has reported n1,een posss, ali fnl Of H.
The Department. O. New Je.sey has e,eateeu
Foats: ThAt Of Tennessee. Organized Angus: IS,
lsea ~ seventeen PpstA The Department Of
Mesk virginia, otgalixcd September IL, 1ses, hs1
aiteea Posts Eepozted; the Department Of the
posotnac, organized February II, 1859, h7s ten
TnAsA nc n9x tha permanent orzan.zattoox
MsnJ not reported Aboye have provisional orzaat
zaitonR among which sEs:
5anaaT1, 1se', having IS roeis; II Delaware, Fes.
Iss! ~ Rso Rsss esI,ssse5 q S:brasE4 As4 L L
pess4; Of Tloi.aa, fso.asry Il isss 1oss: ot
Montana, February =, 1ssS, } po1tA The Terrific
1tes Of Aoatsas, idAAo aud Ctaa ate en1-
mens of U Alabama, ban Hp1n ), 1sss, posss:
OF Georgia, July {, 1869, posta: of Ne
nEasks, Jaly 70. 1885, seven psss; OF NORTH caeo-
AugEst 5, ISIS, tarrc po=ls; Of colorado, October
"The s9gfesa1c number Of the departments Is
Tae 1oree % .. @embessaip ID si nas Increased large
y, a1d &c ptrssn!<! Is much better noT thau 1t
aaJ former rer1ott."
BuAiness Failure mt 3Kontrcnl.
produce merchants In this city, hare suspended
Reports p'Aee sae!r liabilities NJ als7 900.
Powder Exp1o*ion-Mnn KILLED.
AiLENrowS. Pa, May little magazine At
koa."s EuaUF, at Whitehall, con,s.alnK tortT tons
q blasting pow der, exploded this morning. !
German WAS Killed.
i Financial 1FrrEnlnrity.
sAFASNAB, Mar 7;.-Thomas Gibbs, OF thl+ city,
hak disappeared, leAvng behind him liabilities 10
considerable amount
, 1869-05-18

Meteorological recor1 for May l., 1850, Is rrportet
BY J. G. 1ansGuth, Jr- opucian, No. III Randolph
street correspondent Of the Smithsonian lnsusute
The snal1 letters ere the tuifil1s for the wortla
"Eee!tnCt gentle. "n!ch.' "tFJ," moist at
InosphcEc, !" )" Iatn, and " Snow"
11a.s. Glt. !. HinL ZAtz. / R.sn.
, 1869-05-18

EtsotwkAr, Nay s7.-Ths tr* n Da1toa. fSzset-
~. - L: EN- -l.1,111ssse.<e syS l7.2 H.
, 1869-05-18
The C&uxex& TN tho Third lllIn0Ia
Ennx1n,anSnmN1 naatEtcla

F1Ixrokr. II, Nay 1I.-pn Saturday evening
election1 for delegates for tnt HePuhnesa Com
Ecepaf vent TOT Hon. II. C. Barrhs-d ovet Nj
&A0e{ txo y qua
, 1869-05-18

Tho Spring Races MT Lexington,
Ky.
srectal Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LEXINGTON, hy., May II.
The spring Faces opened today. The attendance
wa larger than Tor many yeara. In the ntst heat,
mic heats, for colts and nliies three years old
1sc started promptly. Payne was the vtetor,
t.cAtnE
ts'zA& :
IL L. Aetirath, Ii. T., Duffy, ....,......,s
Nitrs l.r t.. t1.rencr v Wsltan'-.-.......% 6ist.
I1Dr-1:}7: l:Af.
Second race. mile heats, free for all ages:
H. r Mrfirath's hr. I, Biddy Malone. yrArs otd..l
4 " FoE u b. t. MAeSe Bruce sea = ID ..,...1 !.
11:nc-l :ssA 1:E.
, 1869-05-18

PROPOSALS.
Headquarters Military Division Of
the Missouri,

!
the Missouri,
OFFICE CHIEF F.QCARTERMAsTER,t
sraLzo rof1saGs fsSts Il II l. 1sa 3 :. !3 e.
an,il i S.sa55as,: the lss ~ u W. M ths
e 5tss aes = @ da71
'fss Il s. s. LII. :, e sa'ta % 55 m r
Between st Loais, s9o- md Aemlai4, Ieaa-. br
,Betvrea St L17is. No., sad vt=hsaFsa. Mira. s5
.Bet.een St Louia, an> snd New Orleans. L. h
set.sta S.I ID I'd Is. S?itss. ~ & ns
Orleans. La. and poias Set*eea taai st1e. sad Tara
Etswee7G G chseasa: q tasoash 3 / I'D Memphis es
1sss s s. Ss sS;ssss e { .R a. ~ ); ~:
Fer the 59atc S+t.ren St 1a.k. I'd SsN ~, o:tr.as
:sses i: ~: ds.ss;at:s II =:
"a v;sass:E sS ~ 5S: - IT. {;!; +.
e.e ~ 6.a 81 Ro4 S'ss se
ohsss ss 81 o;sn:: 1saasss n :ss..y s. +.
ssS Stss fP .as Il. i! - ss5s
.g sa: 35s. II L T.; T. T. "a
fe fes S1 I'm hs;z e sa1a z T. Sc
fextraI e,Ios i dfst:a4a .to.e 1.1e1 :. x -:
EHHt- G& sH<t a. WEIGH Lit+ "is4 @0k,++ <A%+
n fa1iahsd for oeeIs, md fer Aairzs hsEessav II
etes for ecoktuk sher s1tiocz. hth VII be t92us&
scoHd IL fass pr lou rouo1s It which :hst MI
ts1n<Eert stpgifes; al+a, hsied h1J .na ssssM.
60. s @ 9er :sdat sai;sis . ee 9ss ~ So .te
B:dd.n VII eea-- FIR the rate 1: which siey WI
fut 4lal ttAR1partAttEl ap stzrAE1-
Tae cootssc:tr n,ast always dTr enyFf7me3: rsae
tf7y private The czctsnu ot Government ffefkat
Hea*e :Ae esauActls psTE Sa3s to catsy Troops I'D
euG rlfee revied tSc government rteezrts ta rs8a.
10 k11utsh tfanspo:tatfon It thr expense Ct the
t:acYs: md not!ss t.'rn eo1;s!:tl t1Al b. =, e,n
sfYnrd u r:r4-at t5t government from txasp,z:nk
tseops I'd .9prtt= ea my c: fts owa boats
Rdd1Es shculd n. tke.t uaraes IN full - well II
iheH p.Ace4 of resasEca. I'D each pro2o44 BY
coE;1.Std ut1 b ID IL he s1t1 It .taU .fF1ed ty
.wc Ee<.,nA.ise petsonA EuazHa:eca: TIA: u
= eeEt1et Z s:!a5ded 70 h pe:>on ~
aadsHdc1t s4e:r:t5 tus nissed b aid p4.sy Il X
c1E1anee Hhh the te!n.a It this advertisement.
- 1:Easto1 E+l &c zaiS:sed - x47e bad 4 Is
Ihe pat;5 to wter tAe award = made Ia Ut he 2.e.
7<1td /" execute -. tt.aet It t0tc. a-d Gre IL.
,;t5sd h'nd tor u tatt:al fqtaea: ri TIT
The Government EtsETt1 he 3Sh. reics a2y II
As tddA that m.,F 10 odetrd
pzora.alt for Haa.p2sta.ton tom Lpcis so@!d -
indo!sed Frcsa!s far ttansenrts.ion fr,m * l'ssa
to Sew .Qs!e aa1s And x3v pu:ns: t. *: i: go
pos.atioa tf1 Chl-asa Prspexzt for raa saa riv*:
addressed Aahe undesssoAl
BJ azdss u tie Qs;arsez779a4tsIrz = 4 ~ Gt2s.aI
Aseistaa: Q7.xttIra&stsr Gtcs-I T.
Ctit.<1p1rs53-as,t5M Ms3tAt7 Div. :! the MiAA~-1L
, 1869-05-18

Switzerland,
GoTEESAES7 ORDER INTERFERING WITH xizzrSfs
eCHKlEd
BERNE. May u.
Tic Swtss Government hare prohibited Max-
ziht from tnking up his reeidencc ID any Of the
Cautions f'o1fes7ng on France or 1taly.
, 1869-05-18

F1ttAb8FRh UH Market.
T1r7kncRaE. May t7.trade petroleum, exes et!as!x
nnet %ua rrter. +nrh .rfe1 .rnt srtr-'s o". till
6ee7i' option Juse notnInaily 14e Kenned ID, 4t,la
doing md Prices weak t.les q M es!4 eAeh meath e!
,T-1rA -
, 1869-05-18
PACIFIC COAST.

Affair In Nns1heFu MeKtco-CentFna
Tneiflc Railroad Surveys-Hcvs
from the Nortta-uurtlcr of n
Wrecked Crcvs In Hnrclny sound.
SAN FxkSczsexn Aar 1--we hare late Mexican
AdyceA %tTorons casnpatgn u fetnE Carried
the States 1t ja1tsco and 'Nechoslao- Numerous
eas1Eenltnts have taken rl&e- 10 Which the rob
hcTs ~ert worsted atd rnahV Killed The fesolo'
ton IN Str1]os IL asEan:nR serious aspect l'a-
l1ao tas captured The toFn Of Elfuerte, aEd has
established heasquastrrs there- GoxeEnment
troops ocere.1 but slsEat rfststAnee. Ihise nGn-
rrd trooTA from sonora ioned Palacio n Eifnesse.
The Apaehe 1ndtanA lrfrtu from Arizona att
aktcE terrible ta1os4ts IN S,ooza, le1as'at,og tie
vho.e frontier Reports from Calha2aqa and
dian der.rt,s;ions It g esttlnatei that these
frontier States hAse alrcad! los, oneshEd Ct thels
population ty tacu1sions Of Iavagcs Enless the
tatscr Is seriously attended TO- isJ vii stoa se
ne EnSlish scnno<s spsr7owhaxk has ar.1red
1t Victoria from Ba1elay Sound N1.h Elk fnaia1
e he s1Esi xsese 70 E "a HUI q
ten estAol:- he'd fact Kea: the Eisto.cnase nea
wert raAssscscd by the kaTa9es- One Indian Ae-
IT, e. n ,n a5a
The ehip1 papers were recovered.
Pcttt!oc@ aft IN circulation souT the 1:ne Of the
proposed Southern p1aes R.aro.d 4 ASKING ing Con;
ppFn t.e xnt to pft%UpEou
\ coy1s OF engineers Of the Central fac!1c tal-
road Company hayr surrsyed ths line Of he 1oad
and report !avoEah!1 on the route.
Sntc Of Tickets for the Peace Jubilee
BOSTON. MAy 1.-THE opening sa1o Q. s!nsle
tickets to the Peace 1IhIiee. to-da!. attracted
- assier for ], ~.
Eos-cx, My 1.-THE receipts today from the
sa1e Of uckrts Tor the ioelee we're neaT:s t+oooo,
Which u mnch better tn3n the Hcst ssnsui1e
fftcnus Of the crAut undertaking txpcCted
, 1869-05-18

$500 feet, east and weat 'front.' Oh the
D1exel-av. Boulevard. Said Boulevard
is tc be improved at once. Lots 5ox
200 feet to 2o-foot alley.
200 feet, On tho we6tetu portion Of the
Great south Side Park nearest to the
city. Lots 5oxl8o, to uido alley.
500 feet. east hcnt, Oh the north end Of
the Great Lake Shore Park. 4 most
beautiful piece Of property. TO be sold
In large lots
1900 feet On KAnkakee-av. Boulevard,
beginning At Its north sud, At Douglas
place, or Thirty-6fth-st
5000 feet On Cottage drove-av, all be-
tween the City Limits and the Park, in
2s-foot lota.
1000 feet front on Vincennes, Charles
! and other avenues, between the two
great Roulevasds, mostly hne grove
| property.
5000 feet choice grove lots On the ave-
nues, east Of Drexel-av. Boulevard, and
all near Keuwood Station. Most bea,1-
tifu1 property.
1000 Lots In the southwestern euvitons
Of the city, ou and near the F'dsv-6fth-
I st. Boulevard. 4 great opportunity for
ALL classes, especially CLERKS, to
secure choice lot for future home, or
as profitable investment Of their sur
Plus earnings. TIE BEST SAVINGS
RANK in the world. Anybody who
can raise from $50 to $50 can secure
one Of these lots at this sale, which In a
few years viii be worth thousands Of
dollars. This property also lies near
the proposed route for the Great Calu-
met Ship Caaal. I.ahoEing men and
mechanics wauld do well to mako a
note Of this and govern themselves ac-
cordtngly. Aporticc Of these lots will
be sold in the evening, together with
/ twenty-five lots In Judge Davis Subdi-
viAion, to accommodate laboring men
and clerks.
ten-acra blocks On the Fifty -flfth-st-
Boulevard, to be sold by tho block or
half block. 4 rare chance for capitalists.
| 80 lots on Harrison and Tylar-sts., be-
tween Throop-st- and Centre-av. A
central and beautiful location In the
West Division Of the city.
INSIDE BUSINESS LOTS
87t feet, east front, on the cesner Of Wel1s
and Jackson-sts-, with bs,ildings.
| 80 feet on atate-st., near Harmon and
Peck-courts; two choice <0-feet busi-'
ness lots.
Several business lots on Cottage Grove
av, near Tweaty"ninth-st-, in tho My
rick tract.
Five choice business lots on the corner Of
| Canal and Ha1Eison-ats-, with an aast
front on Caua1-6t.
! 8 choice lots On Harrison-st., next west Of
above.
AL Of which property Is more fully de-
! sczibed in cur panaphlet, which contains
amap Of the city, and piats Of the prop
arty to be sold, aud can be obtained at
cur office 6ee Of charge. Also large
plats Of the property Can be seen by call
ing at orr Office, No. 1913 Washington-1t.
, 1869-05-18

Troa orrr the Fashion Course.
NEW Tekk, May 1.-THE mot to-dAy over the
Fashicn Course, between Lucy and American
Girl for = .ooo best three In nyc. n ha:ness WAS
Won ~ :Lacy In three St q sas heats, Trne5
f.HeI; 2:sSx, and q.2o.
, 1869-05-18

Il Financial IFrrEulnrity.
aATAFNAB, Mar 7s.-Thonas Gibbs, OF thk1 city,
hak disappeared, leavtng behind him liabilities 10 i
{ considerable amount
, 1869-05-18

EashyflJe Cotton Market
vAkHyII1E My ls,--Cciton q.ie:, LoH ujLdGos4 It
*. tood ctdirAIy II Ac
, 1869-05-18
TITLE GOOD.

TERMS OF SALE on Mi OF tho ahove prop
CITY Ia Us follows 10 per cent on sfny Of >nIe
10 per ccus In 30 days; 90 per ccnt fu 90 days,
mud bniance In l aud J yeuF~, with Interest ut
S per cent pcr ennuu1. payable annually,
, 1869-05-18

Powder Explo.ion-Mnn Killed.
A,LE>rowS. Pa, May 1.-THE magazine At
koa.'s Eu1UF, at Whitehall. containing tortT tons
of blasting o~def, exploded this morning. !
German WAS Killed.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
BOOK SALE.

sale OF the publications OF the late Rev. Isaac
Leesor OF Philadelphia took place yesterday at the
rooms OF Leavitt, strebcigh Co., Clinton Hall. The
ca; .ogue chiefly consisted Of Bibles and other
works connected with the Jewish religion, In the
Hebrew and English languages, the Discourses Of
Dr. Lesser ana Hebrew Readers. Some Of these,
printed IN superior style, on ne paper, and bound
in an elaborate manner, were highly creditable spe-
cimens Of American art. The buyers were traders
In these wor Ks. and the price obtained not ut all
satisfactory, being much under the cost OF pubca-
ton and In many cases not exceeding the cost
OF binding. The following were some OF the princi-
pal works sold and the sums they brought:-Medi-
tations ami Prayer, by Hester Rothscbilds very fine
Turkey morocco, extra gilt edges 50 IL; one set
Discourses by the Rev. Isaac Lesser, 10 vols,
12mo., cloth, So set; Bibles, extra Turkey, very
finest made, 1smo gilt edges and covers, 80 62
each: Bibles Turkey, antique marble edges t6 so;
Daily Prayers, German form, Svo., sheep, 81 55;
DAILY Prayers very finest made, extra Turkey, gilt
edges and covers. 50 rs; one set Form OF Prayer.
vols 12mo., sheep, t14 set; Spirit OF Judaism, by
Grace Aguilar, 12no half Turkey, IS cents; one set
Peniateucn, vols. 12mo., sheen, $40 02 set; one
set Pentateuch, vols, very finest made extra
Turkey gilt edges and covers 12mo., $40; Passover
Service, very line, Turkey, extra gilt edge and
cover 12mo., 81 so: Leeser's Hebrew Readers, 81
cents Dias' Letters the Evidence OF Christianity,
l2mo., cloth, 25 cents.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
THE INDIANS.

The Reports Of the Capture Of General Custer
Observation-Disclosures with the Pawnees-
Difficulties Between tho!Navajoes and Pue.
bias.
ST. LOUIS, March IS, 1859.
General McKeever Adjutant General Of the De-
partment Of Missouri, teleRraphs to the headquar-
ers at this city his OF General Custer to March
2, at which time he was starting from Medicine
Bluffs, Wsahita Mountains, to come north. General
McKeever adds that no later information could pos
siby have been received at Fort Lyon, at which post
the report Of the capture Of General Custer
nave originated.
An 0aicer from Fort Craig New Mexico, just ar
rived here heard nothing about his capture until he
reached Smoky Hill route. He reports that trouble
had occurred with some Pawnees at Ellsworth,
Kansas some days since. Five OF these Indians,
who are friendly, went to Ellsworth, when some
rouRhs demanded their surrender. Two OF them
submitted, but the other three refused,
and were shot and scalped. The next day
band Of twenty-five Pawnees went into
the town and demanded that the murderers OF their
friends should be given up or they would burn the
town. The troops were sent for from Fort Harker,
but the Pawnees escaped. General Sibley sent some
troops after band of Pawnees who had been depre-
dating. Seven were killed. The same informant
says that from 600 to 1000 NavaOe Indians were at
Fort Wingate when he left New Mexico and constant
difficulties were occurring between them and the
half civilized PueblOs.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
ALBANY.

Caucus Of Republican Members OF the Legfs-
laturc ON the Tax Commssi0ncrs' Bill-Pro.
lection Of the Public from the Imposition of
Theatre Ticket Spectators.
ALBANY, March IS, 1869.
The republican caucus on the Tax Commissioners
bin this evening failed to accomplish its ends.
There was division Of opinion as TO whether 1t was
q party measure or not and upon this point
there was so much uncertainty that no result was
reached. The republican members Of the Senate
did not participate in the caucus at all The ques-
ton was referred to . committee after good deal
Of contention. This looks favorably for the Tax
Commssioners' bill. 1t will pass In the Senate and
its chances look fair In the House.
The bill for the prevention OF fraud In the sale OF
tickets at theatres and places OF amusement gene
rally was introduced and explained before the
Senate Committee on Municipal Anatrs this
afternoon. petition, signed by all the leading
managers In this city and recommendation signed
by several judges, including Judges Barnard,
Hackett ana other prominent citizens was presented
BY Mr.. E. r. Meade in behalf OF the managers.
Upon this representation the committee will un-
doubedly report the bill favoraby The object of 1t
is to protect both the managers and the public from
the impositions Of the ticket speculators
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.

Arrival or an Envoy from the Provisional
Government.
Senior Morales Lemus arrived In this city yesterday
as Minister from the provisional government OF
Cuba. Senior Lemus is fully empowered to treat
with the government OF the United States for full
recognition Of the revolutionary government Of the
Queen OF the Antilles, and bears q commission to
tnat eject from President Cespedes, who Is now In
command Of the revolutionary forces. His stay in
this city will be necessarily BRIEF 1t ia his inten
ton to proceed at to washington to lay before
President Grant and his Cabinet the dispatches he
bears and urge speedy consummation Of the object
OF his mission.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
EUR OPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKE.-LoNDoS March 1880
=. M.-Consos close at 93 for money and 93h for the
account. United states fve-twcnty bonds close firm
at s3H. Stocks are unchanged. Eres, rs; Illinois
Central, 81.
strong. Kentcs 70f 40c., ex coupon.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRr, March 1S-
Evening. g.--United States bonds closed nrmer and
higher. Five-twenties were last quoted ut SIX
s7s. for the Issue OF 1852.
1880 T. M.-CottOn closed fiat at 12d. for mfddng
uplands and 12Ld. for middling Orleans. Tue sales
OF the day have been 5000 bales.
HAvRE COTTON MARKEn-HAvRE, March 1s-
Evenlng.-Cotton closed quiet for stock on spot and
to arrive.
LIVERPOOL BREApsruFrs MARKEr.--LrvERpooL,
March 1s.-Corn, 30s. for old and 2ps. for new.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS Market LIVERPOOL,
March ls-Lard 75s. per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LfvERPooL, March
1S.-TalIow, 4bs. 3D. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNpoS March 1s--
4:3O Y. M-Turpentne, 32s. 81. per cwt. Calcutta
linseed, sos. Cd.
PRrRoLEUx MARKHr.-ANrwnRP. March 1s.--Petro-
leum u easier at s4tSf. e6L Tor standard white,
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
NlTRo-sLYCERlNE.

A Boat Load Discovered Under a Wharf at
the Foot of Whitehall street.
Yesterday afternoon Captain Hartt and Sergeant
Doyle OF the Harbor Police, discovered small boat,
containing twelve large boxes OF nitroglycerine,
slowed away under the wharf at the foot Of White
hall street. The discovery very justly created quite
sensation and no little dismay the neghborhood.
The oficers ascertained that boatman had been
hired by certain parties to take the dangerous expo-
sive out to ship that was about sailing for another
port but that the captain OF the vessel was afraid Of
the stun and would not have anything to do with it.
The bcatman himself then took fright and slowed
away his boat where 1t was found dashng against
the wharf with every wave. Captain Hartt and Ser
geant Doyle had the stufr taken away and sent be-
yond the city limits. There was suf1cent glycerne
in the boat to have blown good portion OF the
lower part OF this city and Brooklyn into atoms.