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Boiler Explosion in Ham,
ilton. m "a a
One Man Killed and Five
Wounded.
Important from Cuba,
The PROCLAMATION of Count
VaImaz3da. a~
News by Atlantic Cable.
Ohio Legislature.


CrNCINNATT, Aprl 29. - Both
Houses of the Ohio legislature have
passed bill giving the city of Cn
einpati authority to use 80 900 0OO
for the purpose Of building "a short
line of railroad through Kentucky, to
con uect with the Southern sy-tt IN OF
raj roads at Chattanoorq. fhe work
will be underta ken al gdnce, and push
ed forward vigorously Our citizens
almost unanimously iayor the pro
posed enterprise IL is 10 be man
aged by Board of Trustees to be ap
pointed by the Judges Of he Superior
Court, which Wilt insure first class
men.
The United States Grand jury have
found 81 indictments, mostly against
whisky dealers, for defrauding the
revenue. The parties mostly live
here aud at Dayton. There are some
big fish in the net. One of the
whisky ring made a confession. No
names published as yet.
The committee of the Board OF
Trade to the Legislature on the
above bill, will make a report to
the citizens tomorrow night, at a
Eeuerai meeting. A
At Walkers Station on the Mariet-
ta & Cincinnati Railroad, at 6 o'clock
last evening, there was a destructive
tornado. The depot was demolished,
and several houses were blown down
or unroofed. The tornado lasted
about twenty minutes.
Marion Hays. q brakeman on the
Little Miami Railroad, fell from the
! train near Corwin, last evening, and
was killed instantly, the train passing
over his BODY
President King, of the Baltimore x
Ohio Railroad. is expected in the city
to night. business of the Clncin-
natl Il Baltimore Railroad, a short
line connection Of the Marietta and
! Cincinnati at this city.
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Latestffom cuba.

Key WEST. April 29.-The follow
ing dispatch has been received here
By mail from Bayoma, Cuba:
Count Valmazeda, commander of
the Spanish forces in the Eastern De
partment, has issued proclamation,
whereof the following are the chief
features: First. Every native male
over fifteen years of age found away
from his residence without sufficient
cause will be executed. Second.
Every uninhabited dwelling where a
white flag is undisplayed will be re
duceG to ashes. Third. All women
away from their houses will come to
Bayamo, OF they will be brought by
force.
The proclamation is dated Bayamo,
April 4.
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Tou,sville Items.

LOUISVILLE, April 29. j udge
Bland Ballard. of the United States
District Court, has issued and ordered
Sheriff requiring a stay Of proceed
ings in the case of John Conley, the
negro who was sentenced by Judge
Bruce, of the Circuit Court, to pc
hung tomorrow The defendant, IN
his petition, sets forth that he is de-
MED, aud cannot enforce In the courts
or judicial tribunals of the State OF
Kentucky, the right to testify or give
evidence, which Is one of the rights
secured to him by the 1st section of
the act of Congress of April 9 1866.
The petition exhibits a complete
transcript Of the record of the pro-
ceedings in the State Court, and ask 5
that writ Of error be allowed him tc
remove the cause to the United States
District Court Ia pursuance to tn,
acts of Congress of March 81, 1868
and April 9th. 1866. After quetiul
at1ength the acts Of Congress bearing
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chicago BfaFReg.
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BS TelegraDll.l 4

By Telegraph.I CHICAGO. April %.
ExCHANGE -Eeastern e~change Al par to
lilo discoun buying; LILO premium Sc ling
FLoUR-QuIet; S546 % Ter Spring extra.
WHEAT foIeraoly active, trm aud l1ac
higher salessof No. a. 81 l7tSe 10; no.
at 81 1901 I2i closing steady at 81 II; sales
since Change at 81 Il
CoRG-DulI; saies of No. ] at 5SJz959c; I;
No. at soc; rejected 50@5le; nothing doing
this evening.
OATS Quiet and we ker; sales Of No
571%a581Sc. closing at 571z aJ75fc.
RYE -Duil and inactive, closing at 81 II
for No. /.
BARLEY-DulI and nominal at 81 558l 90
fOi o.
HIGIwINEs and nominal at
66aS7c
MoLAssEs-New Orleans 81 GOAL 3.
4 SUGAR-l4 8l51zc for cam mon u cno1ce.
NJ Ess PORK-Qui and nominal at t5O 70
for cash.
LARD Quiet AT NE.
ti MS sweet picked hams quiet at
aIjG SIC
N lDDLEs short rib middles 15c.
SHOULD ERs-LOOse Re iecfed ShOu ders l0c
HOGS -Up- ned eady, fsfr "a q. active,
aud closed tame; sale al SB IS for com mon
S9dg 40 for fair 10 medium; 80 5o99 % for
good TO choice
BtEF CATTLE II active and steady: $ p
as 20 for common To fair butchers; 20 OO9
8 37Ia for fair TO med um fiesby steers.
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Virginia Conservative Convention

RICHMOND, Va, April 20. = The
Conservative Convention re assem-
bled this morning, and the minority
report was Withdrawn to make way
for a resolution to adjourn until ten
days after Grants proclamation for a
State election. This resolution WAS
defeated by majority of two thirds.
The majority report was then adopted
with but few dissenting yoices. Ihe
debate pointed Enthusiastically to Walk
er CONSERVATIVE Republican, as the
person to be supported by the Con
servatives, for Governor. Resolu-
tions were adopted for better or
ganization. and for a committee TO
wait on Grant. relative to the sub
mission of the Constitution; and also,
TO wait on General Candy. Ad-
journed sine die. -,
The press representatives of all
parties were 1draitted to dav.
aKICHMOND, Va, April % - The
| spirit OF the debate 10 the Convention
| this morning, by those who favored a
minority report, urging the people TO
vote down the Constitution, was,
while negro suffrage might be forced
upon the people by the Governugnt,
vet VirginlauS should not themselves
assist in the degradation. Those who
/ favcr The majority, report that IT he
arquaent was a thing OF The past. Ne
gr0 suffrage was an accomplished
iact. and the white people of The
State, IN tad OF snlieny T, sIsting the
! general Government, which IS ouI
| Governments, should carty ourreetm-
struetion in good taith, accepting
whnt the Government gives US auC
making tie best Of 1t.
II wa alleg that the elecEion O
| G.. G Walker, Northern Republl
can and a lmiuistra ion supporter. TO
Governor. would We the peupte Q
the North confidence 10 their prof ;
sions, aud would induce immigration
to the State.
The minority report was advocate
bv ex Governor VIM Smith, aud tn
majority by John B. Baldwin. an
!, Jno. b EdmundS.
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
Summary Of Wednesdays Proceed
ingS.

IN the senate, the Senate bill creating
new Judicial circuits for the courts was
AIr. Stems bill to authorizs counties and
.toyvush5 5ps TO take in and make donations
10 railroad compaDIes, coming up under
the Omnfous special Oruer of buSlne IS. was
read the third tune AID passed-yeas 30;
= Mr. Hessis bill to. protect the citizens of
Indiana from empirlcisfa, aud 10 eie. ate
the standing of the medical profession,
having previously faiid 10 pass (AprtI ~
for want of a constitutional majority, was
again put upon It's passage, and passed
T%'e biII 10 enable cite to aid ia the con-
structiOIi OF railroads aud water powers
was read the third time.
Mr.. Carson moVed 20 amend me bitt. Dy
requiring majority of resident freenolo-
eEs 10 JON III ne Petition
The ii ] passed cas- 81. nays /.
On motion OF Mr.. ) jaque~s. The bill pro-
vidlng fOr the location, co structtou, and
use of lateral railroads wss read the third
time and plsSe1-Yeas q, nays g.
In the House the Speaker laid before
the House q mess8ge from the Governor,
We Oing the I'll tH- b. 40. 1851 feP9iteq
from tue Comnaltte- on hlghls ana Fr4Nl-
Ieges, on the 18th OF February, 1869 entitled
/ an act for the relief OF n ch Jas More
bank. Joseph e. Lang. Francis Joseph
"a etzler, Of Jackson Fownship, Iffpiey
/ County, to Assve said NOrebank, and
saiI Lang and We zler. his seour-
tiles, from a Judgment for town scnoOl
I money stolen from the trustees More
1 back custody. The question being, VIII
4
4 contrary Notwithstanding Mr.. Wfdman
i de ma ded toe previous Question, ID un-
/ der the force be vote on the question re-
/ suItet: yeas 49, nays II
Il The al srnOon was spent in discussing 9
t the question OF locating the Agricultural
I COS q The following Is the result Of the
voting, viz
Ga the Hrst ballot the teller reported
4 ninety votes cast, as follows: Blooming
4 ton z9s Intitssn4 4pofiS, Il; Hancock County,
fIs; Tppecan0f County, -; Gree acastle, 3;
{ F,ank in. Johnson County, /; Clarks-
tine second ballot the Jelle-s received
| ninety votes, as tOuO ~: Bloomington, 30
/ Fnt5faFI "a litsti~ Il; HANCOCK County, 6; Tip
+ Decanoe CCuuty. 40: GreeucastEe. 2.
on the tnltd ballot the teIlers reported
ninety votes cast, as follows: Bloomington
90: IndiananoitS, IL; ~ eenheld. la ncock
County, 2; TippecaGce County, 45; Green
castle ,.
Oa the fourth ballot the tellers reported
eighty-eight votes cas-, as follows: Bloom
iugJo i, y; Indianapolis, 8; Gree utisld, 4
TIP ecanOe County. 81.
The II use then adjourned.
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u NOERTARY& CaNNERCIAl.
Naw York #arKet.

By Tesegraph.l NEW YozK. A pril 20.
CoTToN-Steady; sales OF 1859 bales az
2S1z9g SIC for mlddling uplands.
FLOUR - Receipts, 4,593 barrels and ] ,SST
bags: steady tor low grades; dun and
heavy for medium and high 4 escTlptiOns (;
sales Of Ice barrels at S. 35as5 75 for SUI
perdne State and Western; s. S5&s6 20
for extra state, s. s0a6 20 for extra Vest
ern, s6 1903 90 for white wheat extra.
= % @6 5 for round noop ohio, II 600
% r extra ST. Louis, and 80 00ul2 90
for good to choice do, closing quleI (;
included in the sales were 600 of low grade
extra, for export chiefly, al s. s. dG kye
Flour quIei sales go harreIs G)@s8 ~.
the latter extreme.
CORs MEAL-In mod crate reques+ sales
OF 500 BrandywIne at 81 70; country dull
WHIsKY-Slc Tor free; 100 barrels n est
eru sold t9ttzHg3c, Tree
WHEAT Recei pts 3,995 oashels; Spring
wheat l@2c better ans q91et; Winter
at 81 81 for No. spring, IN s. ore Il - or
no. 2 do, d d-iivered +: - 46 for small lots OF
for am Der Michigan; 81 65 81 81 for whit e
california; sz d for extra choice wnite
" Rye az = More active ana rather more
steady; sales 81 500 blsnels Wester nat
81 30 IN ore.
BARLEY-DnH and dropping
BARLEY Tit r-Dul and dropping
CoRr- Receipts 3 800 busheI,. Id2 Detfer I;
more dong park FOR export; sales . 4gOW
bushels at 21aa5o5c Tor new mixed Yestern,
the la1ter au extreme: s. GS71ac for OLD do.
in store; ssa90 for do. ifloat.
OATS X cef pts, O,0OB Du~netSs without
deriCed ca nge sales 80 o bushels w est
ern in store. neck to-day, al e2easSSc.
RICE t-ady.-
CoFFEE-Q ct and fl N.
s GAR-MO ierateIy cuve; sales o. 200
hhds uba az ll1aql2c.
AoLAssES Ia moderate request; 1000
hhd~ uDa Soid at As t52s
PETROLEUM. .dy, at l7lzc for crude;
3l1Sc tor refined.
HoPs-Quiet; 6aI5c for american.
on Llu~eed quiet At 81 5lg 3d.
TUEPENTIEE-W Weak, 1 t47tSa4Se.
PORK-heavy and lower; sa es 800 bbls
al So 06aSl 10 Tor new mess. clos ng at s3l IL
casn: 80 s713t 90 for osd do so IS a rs IS for
prime mess; also $50 bbls ne y mess, seller
last balf Of May, on private terms.
BEEF-Dull; sales of 1870 bbls az SGl6c for
new plain mess, and l2@lSc Tor new ex ira
mess.
TIERCE BEEF and lower; sales OF %
tierces z3924c for prime mess, and 25Qg
SOC for India M ss-
BEEF HAMs--steady; sales of 275 bbls at
2GG32c
cur MEATs-Quiet; sales 100 packages at
l2lzel3e for shoulders, and l5@9l6c for
mans; middles quiet and dull
LARD-LOwer; sales Of 40 tierces al l7lzf1
1870, ch iehy l8c, Tor steaHl, ana 1870 $40
Tor keltle rendered: also OO0 tlerces steam
seller May and June, at l8c
BUTTEk-LOwer at 2932c for Ohio, and
20I5 zoe for state.
On sEsE--Fnm at l9g28c for common 20
prime.
FREIGHrs-TO Liverpool are dull and de-
Ginning.
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Boiler Expi8si8n-s'ne Van Killed
and FIVE Wounded.

UAMILToN, Oat., April % = An
auxiliary boiler,e in the rolling mill
here. burst last night. carrying away
the roof and side of the shed in
which it was situated One man
aamed Burns, who was attending the
boiler, Ras killed, and i've others IN
lured. but not seriously. Amongst
the injured is stranger named Dan
can McNab, from Trenton, Illinois,
who mad just gone in to see the mill
The others are employees. The main
building sustained very little injury,
and the work will be stopped only a
few days
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Nvw OR1FANs. April ga por

NEW ORLEANS, April pa por-
tion Of the Illinois press delegation
ale enjoying hospitalities at the st.
Charles Hotel, as guests OF the city:
/ They az arrived this morning, and were
met at the Mobile boat landing by
the Mayor and a delegation OF
tbe CIV Council aud Chamber OF
Commeyee. with an address of wei
come The party numbers about
eighty ladies' aud gentlem0n. After
an excursion upon the river, com
plimentary dinner was given. They
90 home to Cairo tomorrow.
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Canadian Items.

MONTREAL, April 29.-All the
French printing offices here have
agreed to pay the increased pay asked
by the printers. The English papers
continue firm in their refusal of the
printers demands, and nearly all the
6rst-class printers are leaving for the
States.
Steamers have commenced running
between Montreal and Ottawa.
MONTREAL, April 29.-The river is
clear of ice between here aud Quebec.
Steamers have commenced their regu-
lar trips. The water in the river fell
three feet within forty-eight hours.
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BasToN, April 29.-Receipts for
season tickets TO the National Peace
Jubilee amounted TO upwards OF $10,-
OO9 On the first days sale COM
menc,d.
IL the Senate to-day bill was re-
ror.ed authorizing the warden of the
State prison TO permit convicts to as
scmbie in the yard for recreation
ana exercise.
An amendment to the liquor bills,
10 lDclude other termented liquors
than lager beer aad cider, was re
jeeted
In tho Senate to day the Committee
of the Board Of Alderman on Public
Buildings reported the present public
library inadequate. aud recommend q
its sale and the erection of new
building.
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sundar schnoI Conrentlon.

NEWARK. n j., April q la The
National Sunday School Convention
this morning, Mrs. Janeatte Heath,
of Kansas. was added to the list of
Vice Presidents.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher opened
the discussion on the Sunday school
mission work. followed by the Rev
erend S. II. Tying, Jr.. DR.. Peck, Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
others.
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Rew nrIanns MnrHet.

By releerap phi NEW ORLEANS. April 20.
CorToE - SuRsr; middlinq, 28Aci sales,
2.550 baies: receipts, ,45S baiesi exports,
- b lies.
GOLD -i2fz.
ExCHANG E-Sterling. Ash; ~ Y. Sight,
= premium.
SUGAR = Nominal com mon, IO9llc
prime, 1870.
NOiAssgs- -Du1 and unchanged.
FLOUR = Duh; superdne, % o.; extra,
s. 7ju6 %.
CORN - Lower; white, 75976c; yellow, 70e.
OATS Primer al 10gIlc.
BIZ tsN--5l 30.
IL ~ III rmer; prime, $50
FORK Dull at 81 75 a32 80
BACON-Ddu at l3g7%c for shoulders
an1 sides.
LARD Dull; fierce, lsA9l9e; and keg
l95z aZic.
CoFFeE-Qu uiet ana unchanged.
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LoulgvIIIe Narket.

By rsiearaph.l LoUIsvILLE. April 29
ToBAcco Steady; sales Of 2l7 hossheads
at fuu prices
MISS Pork S3I 25g3l 50.
LARD -ISlkc.
Shoulders l3I%c; clear rib sides
I6546fl7c; e ear sides l714HlT1Sc.
BULK MEATS Shoulders l25Ic: clear
sides ] "a o..
FLOUR-snperhna s. 50GG %
WtIEAT--Sf 1901 80.
CORN- 06u68c.
OATs-G8 o70c.
HAY-ez2 0Id128 90.
81 GAR-Dull at If1Zc for prime New Or
leans.
WHfsKY~-9lc.
COTTON--2D16c.
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geropesa MarRet.

By CabIe1 LONDON, April %.
Bonds daH at 500. AStoclSs steady; Erie
2lM.
HAvRE. April % Cotton unchanged.
FRAN ElFoRT, April 29.-Bonds S'M.
PARIS. April 29-Rentes 7lf. 81 ceutimes.
Bu IIIOa, in the Bank OF France Increased
three and half million francs IN one
week.
LIVERPOOL, April y. Cotton unchanged !:
sales 10000 bales middlfng uplands atl1I4d +;
or ems I21Sd: Caiifornia white wheat at
9s Cd red western s. I'd; We-tern flour at
IS I'D corn 6s q : oats b Sd: barley Is; peas
3Ss Cd pork l04s. beef 90s; lard 70s
cnee e SIS; bacon 6ls; petroleum unchaug-
ed taLlOW 45s.
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upon the case. Judge Ballard con-
ciudes by allowing the write of error
so that the serious constitutional
question suggested may receive tull
consideration before the United States
District Court.
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~. i,outs Market

Bv Telegraph.I ST. LOUIS. April %.
Unchanged.
LOTrON-QuiEt at &c for middllngi Zoc
for good q ordinary.
HEMP-Dull with sales Of undressed at
81 20al IS.
FLoUR-Duu am unchanged; Fall su
peri ne sold at ga 1895 co; Sprlng extra IS
m5 p; spring aud Fall Xxx . Z5g6 80;
XXX SOS.
fair TO strictly prime red Fall; 81 6392 90
for low choice TO fancy otto: low choice
20 choice white 81 65al 81; spring firm but
buyers standing or; small sales OF choice
made at 81 OS0l Oh.
CoRN--DuI at 50054c in bulk; 68964c in
SACKS
OArs-FITrner but-unchauged -6296Jc.
BARLEY-Quiet at IL 7Ogl 80 for Iowa
Spring.
ISYE-Firm at 81 24lbI %.
WHISKY Bull at SIC
GROCERIES Qutet and unchange l.
PROVIsIOEs = Excessively dull. Pork
sold IN small way at s3lG3l 90. BulE
Meats-nothing doing. Bacon - loose
shoulders sold at 1870 1or order lois; city
shoulders BIG; GEAR sides E1ze. Lard
duf; nothing doing; choice nominal Ia
@l712c.
CATTLE Unchanged 3Izg714c.
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20 1arrne sh1a Noriea.

a%CTECE is hereby given that on the
IL 18th dag of prtl, 1869, Marsh Atktss on
: as admitted as a partner OF IN nFm Oh
Martin. Gardner g Co.. Tor the tiahsac-
ZION s,f business as Cotton aud Tobacco
Factors, and general Produce Brokers.
apE2)-3W
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ALBANY, April "a passenger
car on the Rensselaer, and Saratoga
Railroad ran off the track near Wa
terford last q ght, and was upset.
Several persons were bruised; none
seriously.
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jATITLE-Unchanged 3I5g714c.
Kew Tork arg aooas MARKET

By telegraph NEW YORK, April %.
The weather is a little stormy, and the
marke7 extremely quiet, but without es-
seuIiallclfsn ngs IN prices; the only cnAnEe
OF i'm mportanee being ou the Holloway cor
set jeans, which has been selling 81 l35zc,
aud are now reduced One-half cent, All
round. Printed caiicOes are now steady
and n limited request at l1gl215c for
standard makes. Cannon styles Of He-
LANES continue depressed az I5z2 9llc,
while the Detter STYLES bring zoe. racine
Lacons are IN request and being IN gnb
stock. sell readily at 23c. Several OF the
New England mills have been obliged 70
stop WORK. owing 10 freshets Of last week,
and thus wooIrd d goods are slow OF sale, un-
less when offered at fearful low rates.
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IRELAND.

LONDONDERRY, April 29.-Riots
occurred here yesterday between the
Catholics and Orangemen. During
the collision between the two fac
tions, the police charged upon both.
Firearms were freely used, several
rioters being wounded, and two
killed. The riot at one time assumed
fearful proportions, but the efforts of
the police and the appearance of the
military fually succeeded IN restoring
quiet, and the city is tranquil. The
military will remain on duty tor a
day or two.
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BALTIMORE, April %. - Ellington
Fulton. the uew Supervisor of the
Port, has appointed VIM. II. Taylor,
colored, a subordinate In his Office
the first appointment of a colored man
by.a Federal officer ia Maryland. A
c lrnmittee of celored men waited on
Fdlton this morning and thanked
him.
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FoRrsEss MoNRoB, April 20 =
Gen. sherman presented the diplo
mas TO the gradnating class of artil
lerists here on Tuesday, then visited
the Navy Yard, and returned to
Washington via Richmond.
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ENGLAND.

1IJEDUN. AUElE DAdAn NaAA
ton was shot at AthlOne Yesterday.
At New Market to day, the 200
guineas stake for three year old illies,
was won by the Duke OF Beaufords
The Scottish Queen Maria, was see
ond, and 3riganteni third.
LoNDoN, April 90 The proceed
ings in the House of Commons, this
eveBing. were unu7 ually Interesting.
Right Hon. Chichester Fortesq1e.
C1ief S cretary for Ireland 10 reply
TO a question Of Lord Maners, de
pored the recent ou,rages IN Cork
aud Londond rry Ev ~ endeavor
had beeu made by the q sverament
TO suppress the riOtous proceedlngs,
and pace pr, servatiou had been fully
entorc4d. He asso stated that fur
ther explanations were at this time
limpolItic.
John Arthur Otway, member from
| Chatham, deuied the authenticity OF
| the telsgra purportlng to have
been received for SIR Rutherford
Aleock, British Minister to China,
| that the Chinese Government and
! people were opposed to progress.
The Irish Church bill then came
up. After short debate on DisTaeli S
amendment to give the Glebe houses
to the church. the proposition was re
jected as follows: For the amend
ment, 227; against it. 318; majority
for the Government, 91 During tbs
discussion, the O'Conor Don stated
that the Trustees of Maynooph Col
lege were waiting to put that building
up for sale, if the same could be don'
with the Glebes of the Church.
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Mennhls Marknf.

By Tsiegraph-l MHHPHTa. April 20.
CoTFON-Quiet and firm at 271<c; recel pts
30 bales; exports $50 bales.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
CORS-73g7lc.
OAT5--7zc.
HAY-ez7d2S.
POaK-s32 CO.
La D-IS15 Q20c.
BACoN = Firm; shoulders lie; sides
BTULK MEATS; Dull shoulders 12}ac, and
sIdes I6Izc.
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AUGUSTA, Ne, April % Hon. G.
w. W al,nn was rea ppointei Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court to day.
He has already served seven years.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-30

TR REAFNESS, GAIA HEM HaRDFF-
- IA. A lady who had suitefod fOt
years nom Deafness, CntArrh aud -Cruflla :
was Fured by simple remedy. Her sym
patry and gratitude prOm pts Tier 10 send
The receipts free Of churle o. any 0ue flmI-.
larry fiiicfed. Adde'S hrs. M. g. LEG-
GErT, HObOktn n. J.
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TaELLs Tor CHURCH, ACAD 1NY.
- FACTORY, FARMS, &c The lau1-
y q hest nd pufest ION % made. Whty
never break. - cry Farmer wants oue, at
from S. 10 SIS. I.afge bells FOR Churcue. =
sc. at reasonable pfics tair discount o
the trade. address,. w M. h. dc j IA. AlElt-
Rim, redericktown, %.
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ng- SEND FoR CIRCULARS. -5a

BE SURE to send MI money ny AesHhteFed
send your address In full, Town, Gounty
and 91a'o' DAD rTmrs e. Tsr,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-30

VIENNA, April 29-The law de-
claring Prague in state of seige has
been annulIed, and placards have
been posted in various parts of the
city requesting the inhabitants to
avoid any further disturbances.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-30

% TmTssKOT CARnA.