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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-02-25
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
lf the United States for the District ofeS. G.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Ofthe United States for the District ofS. g.
IN THE MATTER OF
BENJAMIN COoK.-In Bankruptcy. 90
At KorkoiHe, IN the said District, ON the 25th da,
efFsbra,y; lsss. sa.o"'
VV&HFS is to give notice thata Petition has been
filed in said Court, by BENJAMIN COOK,
of Kershsw County, in said DishictS dpH de
clared a bankrupt underth Act Of Congress, en.
titled IAN Act to Establish Uniform System
Of Bankruptcy throughout tha~ United: States, y
Approved I'd March, 1857, for adischarge and GER
fcate thereof from all his debts and other claims
|provable under the said Act; and the I'D day o.
March 1859, at 12 o'clock, M, is assigned fol
the hearing of the same, before w. /. CLAWSON,
one of the Registers IN Bankruptcy Of said Court
at his office in Yorkville, South Carolina, when
and where the Creditors may attend, and shew
cause, if any they have, why the prayer f7the
said Petition should not be granted. "G',i-- ~
J. P. M. EPPING, U. 8. Marshal as Messenger.
BY T. w. CLAwsoN, Deputy Messenger.
February Is 8 1t
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DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES

HAvING bought out the entire interest Of Col
n w. B. Wilson, in the late firm Of AVERY
& WILSON, shall continue the business at'the
old stand in the 'sI lindsay Block'' on my own &C
count, and hope to receive 8 continnatio1 OF the
patronage so Hberaliy extended e the 9id nm. nm
EST CASH RATES, am confident Of my abii-
ty to sell as low as any other house IN this or
propose to sen exclusively for cash-pnly one
price asked. and all articles guaranteed to turn ont
Messrs. D. c. WILLIAMS snd W, n COL
COCK are with me, and would be pleased to see
their friends and acquaintance: :.-.,.{
January -, -5- .~.s.J1 - = ;f.iI.uf
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TO THE TAX PAYERS
~nrTnrTv 81,

.r.r OF HotEh SooSA4. i'.-
TAvJNG received from the Sheriff and Tax
Ill Collector of this County, all the Tax ELecu.
tions and papers in their hands, past due and an'
collected, in accordance with the act establishing
the Office of County Treasurer, entitled IAN Act
to provide for the assessment taxation OF prop
erty," Session Of 1853, will proceed at once, tc
collect the above Taxes. I will not collect any o.
the costs charged upon any of said executions be-
fore they reached my hands. -
@F Office at Roses Hotel, Yorkvile 9. G..
E. NJ. ROSE,
Treasurer for York County.
February IS
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:iIN Observation-Disclosures

VIM, PsHemphill and James p, Hemphill, Us. !
w. Leech, Administrator, and others.-Amend-
ed BIZ ,f6of account, Relief &c.
TT appeirfnfte nay satisfaction that william ~ I.
sSmisr. bue Of tho Defendants In the a6oYs s
resides beyond ths limits 6es Of teis saIs ;
l moslSm tat esSd VIM. p Smarr do plead pswsr
or smur ITO to said bill within forty DAYS om the
dste ofthis pnbiicsion, or decree Pro confesso'
Win i ts taken against him by default. =, 80.
z,r2 .... -. +; ~ Aaa4AAe1' otesA g. ;,
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SMOKER: PUEF'!!

NRAGRANT Havana and Domestic Segars Of
the following brands and prices: 7. Zepids
Conches, $le. per box. Y.yZepida, Londfes $9 per
box. JP. MilIaf, s per box: Reeaia La Caro-.
the West, IS per box. Genchas La Vienna, "a 80.
La Magnolia, g; ;50.f Ia RiHca, e 50, Apply to
:!~ZPIIII!~ i i y JOHN May Agent.
December "A, -----.-, -.,52--...-., tt
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TO6KSAfTHIS.

NlHE undersigned having been appointed Agent
hyths Creditors, to act in concert XithsJ. F.
LfNsF tsighes ZIP ,Ases2 iA;G9kP2hSsR 9sSRh6N Spry
notice is hereby given, that the Notes and Books
of Account of said firm are in my hands for I'M
MEDIATE SEFTb bEMENT. Longer Ind q lgence
cannot Sc given but liberal a eampIomses st muse WI" oe
ii"oo 49,. Wv. -. - -, W. B. rMETES,
III l., =. Agent for the Gnedksrs.
February IL ot
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;. PARABOLA NEEDLES.

-; :PARABOLA NEEDLES.' i "
n. j: ROBERTS Patent Psrabola Needles,
III. made of extra refined. Silver Steel; eyes
iarge-of beautiful shape, erectro-gold FURNISHED
points hard, sharp and gently tapering: Though
thew cost higher than the common kind, they are
in reality cheaper, since they will not break. or
bend; will not chafe the thread; nor turn up nor
break off at the points. Every one is warranted
to sew long meseasiIy and VET Put up in
wrappers, uniqusand convenient Price, % cents
Fl Try them, Ladies, and they win win your
friendship. For ssteby S;S
5sH F,sADTcKRs, Sole Agent.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-02-25
STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.

r WILL expose to public sale, at CHESTER
Il COURT HOUSE, on the first Mondsyin March
next, to foreclose Mortgage, executed by D. NJ.
STEAM SAW MILL ENGINE, said in the
Mortgage to be a 40 horsepower BOILERS AND
MACHINERY, in good running order. Any per-
son wishing to purchase, can examine the same by
applying to D. M. PEDEN, near Rich Hill, Ches-
ter County. Terms made known on day of Sale.
..l .... B. T. WHEELER.
Fabruary II st
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Ygn1ls,n',t';al.

MARR1KeAt Landsford, on Thursday, uth
instant, by Rev. Mr.. Shuford, Mr.. ROBERT G.
STEPHENSON, of York County, and Miss M.
E. CULP, daughter of n. J. Culp, Of Chester
County. -'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-02-25

TAN-BARK WANTED. 80
VlHE undersigned will pay FIVE DOLLARs
PER CORD, in Currency, for nom three 70
five hundred Cords of GOOD TAN BARK, de-
livered at his Tannery in good order.
=. JOSEPH HERNDON.
February & u
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T'IS so,

ultHXT' tlX Xl1' am Agent for Singers NEW SONG
MACHINE. If you don't believe 1t, cab at
my oficeana will convince yon that Lam SO,
tigs Eshr,,a,rH gSa"'tt' "t'IA ' g: 7T!53a IsHF
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-02-25

CARMINATIVE SYRUP.
NEARSDENS CARMINATIVE4 .SYRUP, "A
N pleasant safe and fefectuM remedy in Diar-
rBes3 Cholera Morhus, Dyseptery, colic, &c. It
may be taken with perfect safety by infants. A
supply on hand at the York Drug Store:
81 ... JOHN C. KUYKENDAl.i:
FebruarYls e, -r::...7 -. rni;. IT,.
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lGU4FO!iEUANO.!

nLANTERSj Wishing 10 use QUA NC, are here
I by informed that am Agent for the PATAPS-
land: This Guano is manufactured fom he DE-
posits formed onthe Islxud Of Nevassa, which ex.
GELS all other deposits for per centage Of Phos
phofic Acid and the acturfng process Is su-
ppensSered the bet Gasnst in this
country and whose high moral character Is Q
perfect guarantee agafnss any fraud or deception.
> This Gnano has been used In Chester CpuntyScr
spplication ] .l,as T BEEN made. The eertiaessss q
two Of our BEST Planters, who thavel used ~ 1s
herewith appended, viz: Maj. John w. Wlkes,
Of Broad RYer; and J. g. ,. GIL, Esq, of Fisfi-
ing Greek! !2I9l!Ens i9zi11-A JAMES PAGAN!'I
~ ,:'s .. I'll CHESTER, 8. c., Dec: 18th, 1888.
JAns PAeAN, ESQ, Chester, g. C.aI - -, ~
effect Of the Patapsco Guano upon my Cotton
to snd Sst no @
double the amountI u nonld. have made withoutit.
My intention is to use 1t extensively in the year
1853 Respectfully, 70 JOHN w@W1LKEs.
JAMES p, PAGAN, GAN, Esa., s Chester, r. 5. g.:
Dear &yAIn reply to your fasor tsking result
Of Patapsco, Guano, when applied for cotton.2
s sppS sss s1S
acres. Imads 10 bales oGc6ton, weighing 400
fair calcu1ahon would be II 900 ns. seed. :
do not think thu same land would have pro-
duced over 800 ibs to the acre without the Gusno.
Respectfully, JOHN @. B. GILL;,
Fsbruafyis " +F@HT@7 }'+T E2I3'j At itF
IN THE DISTRICT COURT : :"
ep rHs UNITED srArBs foR fHH DBfRiT 0rE d
IA LANES Eth r HS1.sT %fnEaMs Gtl III i
At YorkpiHe, IN the said Dstra, on the 25th day at
-. February, 1859. ~. o,.,-i /.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Petition hasbeel
II filed In said Conf, by JAS. R!iWIkLfkMS,
Of Lancaster, County; In said District, duly y9de.
|clared Bankrupt under the Act Of CongressI
entitled s.Afi Act to Establish Uniform System
Of Bankruptcy throughout the United IStates,ss X
Approved End March, 1857, fora discharge and Cer-
tcate thereof from all his debts and other claims
propsbie under the said Act !; and the I'D day OF
March, 1859, at 2- O'Clock, Mr. is assigned fos
the hearing Of the same, before w. I. C1awson,
one of the Registers I'm Bahkruptcy OF sid Court,
at his office I'M Yorkyflle, South CaroiinA when
and where the Creditors may attend, and shew
cause, II any they have, why the prayer of the
said Petition should not be'granted.
J. Pm. EPPING, u. 8. Marshal 90 Messenger.
February 25 3t
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AUCTION SALES.
HERES YOUR MULE.

WE will sell at public auction, at the Court
MULES AND HORSES. Persons desiring to
dispose Of Mules, Horses, &C., will have the op-
portunity Of doing SO, by turning the same over
to US during the sale.
February 26 8 1t
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aAUCTIONs SALES.
: sREVENJJE SALE,

EsSs: 5REVENpE SALE.
YorRvle Rvs on y sXTURDXY, reSIs6 eth Of Febru.
Iary, instant, one Worm, Still and Cap, seized ip
Possession of Thomas MorJs, Sf Union Coul y,
and sold for violation OF Internal Revenue Laws.
Terms-Cash, in United States currency. =. Z
~ A. s. WALLACE Collector !
February Is r ...,.. Isl. Z -4a.2 34. & ,.a
. :: :.0 ~ ASSIGNEEs' SALE.
In the District Court of the United -sates for the
District Of South Carolaa. t:t..t 4a.s
" I In dHHRRT The Mas.sr Gf ssn.r BANKRUPTCY.
DY virtue of an order obtained from Hon. Geo.
I'D 8. Bryan, Judge Of the District Court Of the
United States for the District OF South Carolina,
THE FIFTEENTH OF MARCH, NEXT,
rupt was entitled, at the time of filing his Petition
in Bankruptcy, IN the following property, to wit:
One tract of land, lying on Taylor's Greek, In
the County of York, South Carolina, bounded by
lands Of H. H. brennan, J. g. Poag and others,
containing -. 81. - -. -.
TWO HUNDRED ACRES, g
more or less. Sold subject to any Dover that may
now or hereafter be claimed. ril.
Also, said Bankrnpt's interest tfeny) In the es-
tate of Susan Jennings, deceased, Late of Union
County, South Carolina =; -. -. -
Also, the Notes and Accounts due the above
Bankrupts estate. Sold subject to any discounts
that may exist. -t...I. , ~, .i.hg ;nEit s. =.
Terms OF sAIE.-cash in currently nts purchaser
~ ]: S. r THOMSON, As.,onees.
yn.. T. g.. JEFFERYs, AS''snees'
February IS ."E 49,. 7'ssr z - At
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MENDED.

IF You. want your Saddle, Harness or Bride
Mended, DOBSON &OLEARY'S Is the place
to get it done, and done right. II You DOUBT ~
try them and see for yourself NIX. .jz.. -.
February 25 -..... TX ...
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-02-25
m. s. TAX NOTICE.

ALL persons in York County who are in ar.
"A rears for INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES
assessed previous to this date, are hereby notneo
that Immediate payment must be made, or the
penalties provided in such cases, win be enforced
The taxesdue relate to Income, Watches, Buggies
Carriages, Licenses, &c. Prompt attention. BY
parties interested will save cost and trouble:
NJ. JONES, Deputy Collector.
February 25 4t
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Saddles.

TFyou want to buy cheap and good Saddles, call
on DOBSON q OLEARY, at the old Tin
Shop.
February25 8 u
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X JOHN ,:HE[N &. .aKl,jUYKENDAL. al,j
OITVE OIL,

OLIVE OIL. %,
X SUPPLY OF pure and genuine OLIVE OIL,
A and general assortment of everything in my
line. which, will be sold. at the most reasonable
prices" Terms strictly Cash.
iii rB 1gG ,S9.inTJOHN O.. KUYKENDAL I
I .Febrparyl d1ssiL; ot taf.i.,7 suaL "a y :.
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RRJDT,ES.

AEARTINGALS, Girths, Collars and Saddle
NJ AlAnke''' '0f save sbSBsos s q o1EAEY.
February 25 II o..
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LAW NOTICE.

VXTM. A. MOORE, Of Lancaster, and JOHN
w NJ. ROSS will practice in Copartnership IN
the Courts of Law and Equity in York County.
eeiyed and attended to by J. M. ROSS. at the Or
dinary's Office. 4.
January q
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LARGE STOCK OF HARDWARE, &C.

LARGE STOCK OF HARDWARE, &C.
WE offer our Stock to the WHOLESALE
w AND RETAIL TRADE, at prices to suit
the times, for Cash. -! E
Call and see our Stock and hear our Prices.
BREM, BROWN & CO..
Oates Building, Trade Street, Charlotte, n. g.
February Is -, 81
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- =: MAGGIE AND TEELULARLlA.utf:ai
vrH1s popular ia 2 brand as of Tobacco Il
i ways on hand. Apply to a.i1U
December.M 81
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[NT. REYENUE TAX

q. s. INT. REVENUE TAX.
II WILL be in my Office at Yorkville, from the
LIST to the 18th Of March; at Chesterville, from
18th March to the 1st Of April, 1859, to receive
RETURNS OF INCOME FOR 1S6S Carriages,
Watches, Gold and Silver Plate must, also, Do re-
turned. These returns must be made correctly
THOS. NJ. GRAHAM, Assistant Assessor
February 25 6 ,,.s.. It
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JERE,SYOUR GARDEN SEED.

"A -stJPPEY of Fresh GARDEN SEEDS, from
"A the house of d. I,andreth and Son, the only
a entirely reliable Seeds growers in America, just
raceiysd at the York Drug Store. = 2AiL -II.gT
: -.a, JOHN C. C.fKUYKENDAL-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-02-25

BROWNS. BLiSTKRING TISSUE BIZ.
rs superior totAe ointment of Canthsrides, in
delicate and sensitive constitutions as 1t does
not cause strangHary or surrounding inflammation.
It can be found at the York Drng Store:
FebrnarrxI 1s loa .tlssso! tlsso!!-, tHsIi5 Il
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-02-25
9EMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION.

iIU1IsoN,s HYPoPHosPHIEEs and BroD-
nyE GETTI. A remedy for Consumption, Asth-
t6ns. Persons .ssfferinr from. any Of these fatal
Diseases should apply for the ab1ye remedy ct
once. They can be found at the York Drug Store.
~" ~ JOHN c.. C.KUYKENDAL.'
= faehruarv IA -.-ty.r. If
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-02-25

DOUBLE-BARRELED SHOT GUN. 49,
nARKER's Breech-Loading DOUBLE-BAR..
RELIED SHOT GUN, the latest, BEST and
cheapest made. Uses any ammunition. Prices,
NAddrsss Wv - MvH. GIBBEs, Columbia, -
or BISSELL d CO., Charleston.
Eehrnorv Ok 8 3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, April $3.50
p. M.-Consols closed at 93% for money and % for
the account United states nve-twenty bonds SOL
stocks steady Erie, 22A; Illinois, poA; Atlantic
and Great Western, 26k.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, April 22.-The Bourse IL
steady. Rentes, IF. loo.
FRANKFORT BouRsE --FRANKropr, April 22.-
United states hvetwenty bonds s7k o ssh for the
issue or 1s62.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET-LIvERPooI, April
22-4:30 p. M.-The market closed dull. Middling
uplands, I'D; mddling Orleans 12kd. The sales
OF the day have been 1000 bales
HAvRB CoTroS MARKEr.-HAvRE April 22-
EveninR.-The cotton market closed dat at the fol-
lowing ngures:-Tres ordlnaire on the spot, 145f
low middlings anoat 1921
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKBr.-LTvERPoot,
April 22.-Lard h quiet and steady. Pork Is dull
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE characterization, April
22.-Turpentne, 29s. Cd. per cwt Common rosln,
5s. per cwt. Talow, ass. Cd. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LoNDoN, April a.
Sugar dull, both on the spot and anoat. Petroleum
quiet at Is. qAd. per gallon for refined.
PETROLEUM MARkBr.-ANTwnRP April 22.-Petro-
leum quiet u sakf. for standard white,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23
FATAL ARRAY IN WEST HAVEN, COMM

Yesterday afternoon, about one O'Clock John
Grandfeld got into an alteration with Ryance Tom.
linson at the River House In West Haven, Conn.,.
which resulted in Grandfeld receiving stab in the
neck from a dirk in the HANDS of T0minson, sever
ing the jugular vein and causing death in about
twenty minutes. Tomlinson kept the River
House, dilapidated saloon on the bank
OF West river, and GrandAeld, who was
o mason at work on cellar near, came
In and got some oysters to eat ana took drink. He
called for more liquor, but being partially intoxL-
Gated, Tomlins0n refused to give him any more. He
then went out and TOmlinsOn locked the door, and
Granfeld broke IN the window and demanded
drink. Tomlins0n opened the door and remon.
strated with him for breaking the window, when no
tried to enter the saloon and Tomlnson pushed him
back and the parties clinched and had struggle
for some minutes. Tomlinson, finding his anta0cH'
MIST getting tha better Of him, drew dirk and
struck him in the throat, when Grcndield
linson gave himself up to the authoritics making
confession Of the whole affair which was Witnessed
by several persons. A jury Of ilduest was called
and rendered o verdict in accordance with theso
facts, and TomIinson was dged in jail to await an
examination The priscnef i man sixty one years
old and has w.t. and four Children Inc deceased
was an lr.enrnan and leaves wife and four smaii
fnn4sIen The affair has created considerable ex-
onemels -. "a .ns : ::.ssa o. West Haven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23
FIVE pOIsTs HOUSE or INDUSTRY.

The eighteenth anniversary OF the Five Points
House OF Industry was celebrated last night at Ply
mouth Church. Brooklyn. The attendance was not
very large The exercises, which were under the
direction of the Superintendent, Mr.. s. B. Halliday,
consisted OF singing by the children who were
present In large numbers, and addresses. state
ment OF what has been done during the past year
was read. From this paper are Cleaned the follow
ing facts:-The whole number of different inmates
of the institution during the year was 1850, Of
whom more than 1000 have been sent to homes or
returned to friends. There were at no time less
than 200 persons In the institution. The
whole number OF different children taught was
10s9. The average daily attendance In the schools
was a little more than 400. Four hundred thousand
meals and $4,000 lodgings were furnished. In the
tlemen have given sums OF $4,000 and another the
sum OF $1,000 for the purpose OF increasing the
The FIRST speaker introduced was Mr.. Joseph II.
Choate. lie said that the interests OF New York and
Brooklyn were identical The people OF Brooklyn,
he said, were In some degree responsible for the
children whom the House OF Industry sought to
reach. Nine-tenths OF the wealth OF Brooklyn had
responsible for their poverty, but the victims OF
the battle for wealth IN that city, In which many
are OF necessity made to suffer.
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmace was the next speaker.
He pointed to the children and asked who would
take care OF those little ones. The law would not
do It, 1t could only be done by an institution like
that whose anniversary they were met TO celebrate
u could only be done by an institution that would
furnish bread and shoes ana Jackets and hats and
trine was the Gospel and something to eat. Those
children, he said, were TO be our voters-the boys
were, and perhaps the girls he did not know How
were we, he asked. to have our ballot boxes puri.
nedi BY converting the politiciansi Nothing could
Gs S IN m1 pav FOR oe @
(Laughter) They had purified until they had no
power to rot. Train up the boys. Make them Chris.
tlan voters and even politics might be purified.
Rev. DR.. John Hall was the next speaker, and NJ
che conclusion OF his remarks the meeting adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Canadian Claims for Indemnity for Expenses
During the Fenian Invasion-The Case Of
Father NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Criminals.
OTTAWA, April %, 1869.
In the House of Commons last night Hon. Mr..
Calf gave notice that Friday next he would move
the papers relating to the cost incurred in defending
the frontier IN 1853 and 1864, and subsequent ex-
ened Feniau invasion, as constituting claim for
indemnity against the United States. He said the
an opportunity OF speaking upon the subject>and
expressing their views upon the speech OF Senator
Chandler and the proceedings Of the United States
Senate OF Monday last.
In answer to q member, Sir John A. Mcdonald said
IL was not the intention Of the government to re.
commend the Communication OF the sentence OF
Father Mcmahon and other Fenian prisoners now
confined In the pententiary.
The bill to amend the act authorizing the extra
dition OF criminals charged with offences against
the United States was introduced and read the first
time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23
A Few Haytlens Blown Up-Arrangcments BE
tween the Revalutionists ind the Frencl
Consul.
ST. DOMINGO.

General Franco Exccutcd-Prepnrations to
Meet Cabrnps Invnsion-The Republic
Under Arms-Baez's Annexation Scheme
Causing Dissatisfaction.
HAVANA, April %, 1869.
Advices have been received from St. Domingo to
the 18th instant.
General Franco, who was arrested on q charge Of
an attempt at revolution, had been executed.
In consequence OF Cabral's entry from the Haytien
frontier the whole republic had been placed under
arms and everything was in very excited condl.
ton. Thousands OF alarming rumQrs were being
circulated.
President Baez had finally consented to the In
auguration OF Francisco Gomez as Vice President.
Ii is said that Baez's annexation projects and the
attempt to sell the bay Of SANTANA caused general
al satisfaction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23

Another Outbreak Against the niikado APP
prehended-Silk aud Ten NIarkets-Fire In
Singapore.
SAN FRANCISCO, April q, 1850.
Yokohama advlces to March Is have been re-
ceved.
Sedit.ous placards had been posted during the
night on the government bulletin boards, warning
the parties In power that they would be murdered
unless they abandoned their tyrannical acts. The
authorities in view of the threatened outbreak, had
placed troops In the custom houses and bonded
warehouses and kept the soldiers patrolling the
streets night ana day. Another rebellion against
the MIkad0 appeared imminent
Alfred Phelps, Agent OF the Pacific Mail steamship
Company, died at Koba ON the Sth OF March.
The United States steamer Ashuel0t was IN port.
Business Of all kinds was dull. The silk settle
ments amount to $3.50 bales; transactions limited
and prices nominal
The tea market was inactive, and the sales were
chiefly OF the medium grades; prices continued high
and receipts light. The total settlements OF tea
500 piculs all for America. The total exports
OF tea since July were 0, $3.50, 600 pounds.
Exchange on London, Is. 6hd; on Paris 6.621sf.
disastrous fire occurred at Singapore February
10, which destroyed the Oriental Bank building the
Times office and several g0d0wns. The loss will
amount to 100000; insurance, $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23
TIE spsINc VALLEY MURDER.

It is reported that the coat and pants lately belong
ing 70 Joachim J. Fuhrtcr, the German who was
found brutaly murdered In field near Spring VAL
ley, Rockland county, IN March last. have been
found ct pawnbroker's shop in this city, II is also
claimed that proof has been adduced TO show that
the garments were pledged at the establishment by
Anton Maurer, the man charged with killing
Fuhrter, and who IL now In the Rockland county
fail awaiting trial. The body OF the victim had been
deprived Of the clothing referred to above when
found, and hat was found over the face OF the
dead man, which one witness VIII swear he snapped
with Maurer for different etyle Of hat The detec-
tives expect to-day to trace the whereabout OF the
murdered mans watch II In believed that the pr.
soner contemplates Suicide and he II therefore
carefully watched In bis cell