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sIazzini Hurryin up a Schema.

ROME. April Is. 1870.
The authorities keep themselves well informed Of
the projects Of Mazzni and hts partisans for another
attempt on Rome, and are obliged to increase their
vigilance and severity. Within q few days forty
suspected persons have been arrested in Rome and
the neighboring pontlfcal towns and the avowas
s!icted at their examination leave no doubt Of the
existence Of conspiracy within the papa territory,
the leaders OF which acting in concert with the
revolutionary party outside.
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FIRE IN MeRiDeN, CONN.

MERIDES, April Is, 1870.
A fire was discovered In the wool room OF J.
Wilcox dsCo.s woollen mills, In this CITY, at nine
o'clock this evening. The building, containing the
wool room, engine and dye room, was entirely de-
stroyed. The main building was saved. The loss Is
very heavy, but 1t cannot be ascertaiDed at this
hour. Edgar G. Ten Eyck was fatally injured and
two other frenen were wounded.
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YACHTING.

Mr.. Ashbury to the English Clubs.
LONDON, April Is, 1870
Mr.. J. Ashburv, the owner OF the yacht Cambria,
o1ers seventyfve guineas prize TO be contested
for by the Yorkshire and Harwich Yacht Clubs In July
next the course being from the station OF one club
60 tina. OF the other q. E. from Harwich to Hull.
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FIRE AT SEA.

Burning Of Schooner Emma-Arrival of Her
Grew mt New OrIeans.
New ORLEANS, April Is, 1870.
The ship Kate Prince. from Bristol England, ar
rived at this port to-day. Captain HOwes reporcs
that he picked up April H. In latitude 20 Al north
longitude SO % west. the crew OF the schooner
Emma Captain Hail, from New YORK for Galveston.
The sch ooner had caught lre and was burned to
the waters edge.
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SUICIDE IN BROOKLYN.

George Callicott residing In Skiman street. near
Lafayette avenue, committed suicide yesterday
morning in an outhouse at the OF his residence
by shoot ing himself through the head with
revolver the unfortunate man Is said to have lost
considerable money in a business speculation, ana
this preyed uDon his mind 10 such an extent that
he became temporarily deranged Coroner White
hill was notified and will hold an inquest over tue
bodv n.
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BILLIARDS..
The Cook and Roberts Game.

The Cook and Roberts Game.
LONDON, April is, 1870.
II Is said that the recent defeat OF W. Cook Jr.,
BY Mr.. Roberts in the great game OF billiards on
Thursday last indicates an unaccountab!e loss OF
skill on the part OF Mr.. Cook which possibly due
~ the exclusion OF the "spot stroke.n
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the DauCsIsIs' FRAUDS.

The examination IN the case OF Charles W. Pnrdv,
charged with having smugged oay oil IN mia pos
session. was resumed yesterday before ComInis-
stoner Shields The crossexamnalioD OF CAPTAIN
Chalkers. OF the custom House. was continued AZ
short length alter wDicn the counsel for the dsiend
ant moved for the dlscnafge OF his client llis mo-
ton was denied by the Commissioned.
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Died.

McDoNOUGH.--On Thursday, April IA. CATHkRINs
MCDoNOU6u aged IL years native OF parish OF
Edgeworthstown, county l.ongford.
Her friends ana those OF her ana sons-in-law.
essrs. Arthur Kelly ana Samuel Williams are
respectfully tnvited to attend tine funeral from
late residence. 100 East Twentysxth street.
day afternoon. al one O'clock. Remains To be taken
to Cemetery OF the Holy Cross.
Irish papers please cOoy.
For Other DEATHS See EfghD Page
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Cabinet REORGANIZATION.

PARTs. April IS, 1910.
The Journal OMctel to-day contains a decree
nominating Nj. Segris as Minister OF the Finances,
replacing NJ. Buffet; charging M. Emile Olivier
the secretaryship Of Foreign Affairs od Interim
In placeof NJ. Daru, and M. Maurice Richard with
that Of Public Instruction al interim
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from any blemish caused by ordinary
plmples cold scurf, what 10 called nIuidness of
the complexion, by course OF srAfFOkD'S lRON AND
sULPHCR POWDERS. They act these dIstgurements
discooratons In the o0d their being
exactly OF the suppessve washes and lotions, of
which less dangerous. Instead Of driving tho
impurities back Into the system to reappear other parts OF
the body and In virul-nt forms, the Powders
them be exhaed through the Sold by drulgss.
One package twelve powders three packages, 81 ".
Mailei free. Money sent at risk.
HALL RUCKEL, 2l3 Greenwich street, N. v.
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WCtnOIasY FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG.

Stables, Horses and Coaches Destroyed.
AT about twelve O'Clock last night the livery stable
Of owen Reilly. North Eighth and First streets, vii.
liamspurg, was set on fire and was entirely con-
sumed with three horses. three coaches two lignt
wagons and other property, valued at 800. ln-
euyed tor a., 000
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The Reniau Cnnsress.

CHICAGO Apri! Is 1870.
The Fenian Congress has changed the Old const-
tution OF the Brotherhood, and In place OF q Yrcs
dent and Senate has appointed an Executive Com.
mittee consisting OF nine mem0ers IL has a.so
voted to send a committee OF three 10 the New \ Ork
Fenlan Convention. 70 De held on the lyta inst
The Congress Will PROBABLY adjourn to- night.
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A Medical Wonder.
HvArr,G LIFE RAIgAA

HYATTS LIFE BALSAM.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia Ali Gout their
scrofua, Kings Ey, Erysipeas. old Ulcers
of Diseases OF the Blood. great Debility Liver
plaint Kidneys, Salt Rbeun, nc. &C.,
cured by this sovereign purifier has been tested
public twenty-five 1t has bundrei thousiul
ias when taken directed IL a
curative for Fis'ua all curabe II foues.
old ulcers, even where the has carries.
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM cured r. Is. Conway Fsl., ira
getian PARK Theatre, BROOKLYN ". ~ OF Chronic khsant
sm, alter failing OF In Europe America from
most eminent medical practitioners.
SCkOFULOgS ULCER
HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM cured Mr. Jacob Roth Office :t2
Greenwich street. OF Scrofulous Ulcer which had ,ten
the the Mr. H. has cured 10 years,
any return OF the disease.
Principal depot 2so Crane street Sold by drusgss, 81
per bottle, six for 10. Sent everywhere express
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The LIE Creuzot strike Ended.

The lie Creuzot Strike Ended.
PARIS, April 15 1870
The Rappei newspaper publishes q despatch to.
day from La Creuzot announcing that the strike is
ended there for the time being.
PARIS, April 15-P. NJ
The strike at LIE creuzot is practically ended.
Operations have been resumed at all the shops.
most OF which have their full, complement OF work.
men,
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Parliamentary Caucusing.

IAKIS, ApTII I5TU.
The Deputies OF the Left Centre In the Corps lie.
Hslatif will meet tomorrow to decide what course
10 pursue in regard to the p,ebiscltun,.
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SPAIN.

General Prim as q Church Discipline rian.
MADRID, April Is, 1870.
In the Cortes yesterday General Prim Indicated
that certain time would be allowed during which
the clergy must take the oatn Of allegiance.
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EUR OPEAN MARKETS.

PARIS BOURsE.-PARIs Aprl I5--The Bourse
closed qIiet. Rente5, 73f. 72c.
LIVERPOOL kREAD5ruFFs MARKET.-LrvERPoOL
Apnl 15-P. M.-Corn 29s. per quarter for Euro.
pean.
PETROLEUM MARKET. .-ASrwERP, Aprr I5.-Perro.
leum closed quiet
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ENGLAND.

Emigration to Canada.
LONDON April l5 1870.
Five hundred emigrants sailed from this city yes.
terday for Canada IN the steamship Medway.
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MADRID, April Is. 1870.
The Barcelona insurgents are receiving unusually
aevere sentences the hands OF the Council OF War;
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PENNS YLVANlA.

Labor Strfkes AMONG the Coal NIIners-Oper.
ators Adhere to Their Demands.
PoTTsvILLE, April Is. 1870.
The report that several large operators would re.
sumo work on Monday next on the work,ngmen's
terms is false. The operators are more than ever
determined to adhere to their demands. In the
meantime arrangements have been made to supply
parties on the Reading Railroad with coal from
Lenigh at lair rates The journal reports that the
Paio Alto Rolling Mills have contracted for coal dc.
Lvered at this point for tour d0uars per ton.
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Cabinet Organization.
Martial Law.

sehor Olozaga has been appointed President OF
the Council OF State. D
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Diamonds, Watches and Jewc!ry
for sale greatly reduced prices also taken In exchange
and bought for cash. GEO. &. ALLEN,
AIS Broadway. door below Canal street.
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The Church Militant.

MADRID, April IS, 1870.
The Spanish clergy persist In their refusal to swear
allegiance to the constitution. Though the time
within which they are required to take the oath is
short they have Tar shown no disposition to yield.
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An Undeniable Fact and One Known To All
gentlemen IL tnat UNDERHILL, 3t anil 1875 Fulton
has the prest and most approved spdDg sye OF geDts
HATS OF the
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BatcbeIor's Hair Dye-The Best in tho
world. The only perfect dye; harmless, rela1e lasaut
neous. Factory 10 Bond street.
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Civil Law.

MADRID, April 15. 1870.
Five men have been executed at Barcelona for
robberes and assass! nat ons committed last month
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Pnteuts.-Tnvcutor- who wi,h IN ,nke ont Der.

tiers Patent advised 10 counsel with Mum CO.,
tors OF the Scientific American, who have
before the Patent Once for twenty three rhs
erican and European Patent Agency the
the world Charges less than any other reliable lucy
pamphlet containing fun instructions 10 inventors
gratis. Address MUM 4 CO., 81 Park row, New NsrK
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David's spring styles Of Genticmcn's.
HATS-salesroom 2qyIo Broadway, near Duane street
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Gents Dress Hats, OF the Finest Mnterinl
and most exquisite In work anship, and Of SURPRISING ec
gance, be had for 50 at HEBBERD CO.'S, Az kroad
WA ou above Canal street.
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which taking the place OF the unctuous pounds
hitherto used for dyeing the hair PHALONS vITALlA
OK SALVATION FOR The HAIR, il G on less the
light In beauys eyes, and darkcns ar shade
from golden brown perfect ebony Sold by all druggists
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THE FENIAN SCARE.
Confirmation Of the Stories OF Arrivals OF Arms
and Munitions Of War Along the Canadian
Bordsr-C Concentration OF British
Troops at Montreal to Resist
Possible Attack. }ts eA
BOSTON. April IS. 1870.

BOSTON. April IS 1870.
A ran conceded with ths Vermont Central Kali.
road who arrived hefS this morning. states as his
be.e' that the aarm In canada az an invasion from
fenidns on tnls SIDE OF 'ne border is NOT wiihous
some reason. lie says for several days there has
been an unusus nunloer OF strangers carried over
the road In the direction or ihe border towns and
they are now scattered IN smaf squads around Bur.
lington aud ST. Adams. The parties he alludes
to are all lrish and they have been very
reticent In conversation with strangers. He
also confirms the story OF some weeks
since OF the arrival OF boxes or sn1au arms ad.
dressed TO we'll known FeulGn sympathizers in
dlnerent sections OF Vermont but what dsoosltlon
was made o! them ~ unaaown.
There ls no doubt tut the Fentans mean 10 give
the Canadians considerable uneastaess even II they
DO not make an actual atack upon their seyenity A
formidable attack coad but result nazardously to
those participating IN 10, therefore II wond seem
tnat the only fear ne Canadians need havs will 10
vandalism and bushwaacSlng from some uapranci
respect. should not iaL TO disown.
To guard against ANY surprise OF danger the Do
miLon government has concentrated q arge body
OF troops at Montreal. and IN few days there win
be strong guard along the whole frontier
Inc fenans IN Boston anu vicinity arc quiet
almost unknown as an organHatlon-Aud tney
d'sclanr all knowledge OF any projected al.
tack upon Canada, although shey admit such
u movement might De on loot unknown 10
known as uniavorable 10 any aggressive move
ment upon the DOMINION at TINS time. They admit.
however, mat there Is reason Tor Canadians TO
be on the alert at all times.
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A.-The Most Tnsty and Graceful IIue for
gen,emen's wear s manufactured and sold Dy E5PEN-
sCHtID. lis Nassau street
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Don't Triae with a Bad Cough or ColA,
when remedy sure, prompt and thorough asJAYNE3
EXPECrORANr can be readily obtained. Sold everyyhcrs
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HAT 10 the human hair what human nar Is to the hea
for gorhes the entire and ren iers hin, kenerAy
ceutabe hn is when the HAT Ia and fashionable. TO
insure being such recommend the reader 20 call
Mr. KNOX the Halter .2 Broadway. where ba
a
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A.-JOhnsOn's Delicious American Tooth
Powder by chemists by all druggists
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800 a Day Tan be Mnde by Whoiesac
agents in every stale selling EL0lDS uo,sr GuVD
Maps OF America Europe sec Business otp,nupines
Hsled
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A.-For the Lightest and Rest CenI's Drcas.
Hat spring VAIL manufacturer las Fulton
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Warnock & Co.-Hats for GcntleaAeH. RayA
and youths.
hll BIaAdMar.
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Dinbetes-Dinbetcs.--t .--t constitution Wnter is q
certain Gu re Tor IL. Depot, 46 Cliff street.
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Rupture.-RninbOw'sR Relief Cure fa a Woa<
derful invention. 65s broadway, corner Bond az
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CristadOrO's Unrivailed Hair Dye.-SOld
applied his wig and sca factory, No. As,or House
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A.-Wheu YOu Want stylish md. Eiesnne
Hat call ON DOUGAN lV2 Nassau street. corner Of Ann.
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elf.SlRughtcr.-Essays For Young Men On
the errors and sbuses whicn destroy tho manly snd
shorten e, with he for the errins al Seat
free OF charge In sealed letter envelope Address dow A
ASSOCIATION, box r, Philadelphia, "a
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway, corner Murray street
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All Quiet On the Frontler-Arrivni OF vouu..
teers ut Montreal

MONTREAL. April Is. 1870.
Volunteers frCm the country continue 70 arr.vs
here. An ofI'cial parade and Inspection OF the
whole volunteer force viii take place this a.ternooa
on tue "Champ de Mars There IL nothing
with respect to fen.an movements. Everything 70
"a n
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stylish Spring Overauclt. S12 to S2O;
piece goods order work. McKINLEYs $50 Broadway
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Melton Ovcrsnrks, SO to S22. spriug
Suits, Sls TO 26 paniaooney casom work Cal, and
CLARKE ia William stieet.
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No More Medicine.-Du Barry,s Delicious
REvALENrA FOOD efectually cures dyspepsia consp, :,
tOr diarrhua phths colds fever all nery.
bilious liver and stomach disorders Sold by all drug
and grocers everywhere
- IL pU BARRY 4 CO. l6S William street New York
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stylish and Nobby Hats at Popular Prices.
BURKE ia Saitop STREET
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have heads TO break oil never csAcb desse Gever
pets or other fabrics can be 4sed again and ssan ana
and DOUBLE POINTED Talk COMPANY Sd ChamoerA
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denceS OF prominent citizens were illuminated. as
was also the house OF Vice President Colfax Cannon
was fired at intervals. The procession at about
ten O'Clock reached the Executive Mansion, which
was lighted Tor the occasion. President Grant ap-
peared on the portico, when the marine band played
"fIail to the Chief" Judge Fisher, Of the Commit.
tee OF Arrangements, addressed the President say.
ing behalf OF the citizens OF the District of Colum
ba that they had come to thank him, not more Tor
his proclamation OF the ratification OF the
fifteenth amendment to the federal con.
stltuton than for the great and noble
part which he as an officer ana head
of the Army Of the Union had borne in accom-.
plishing the great principle which she amendment
embodied. They could not forget. but as freemen
Will remember, in the countrys hours of darkest
gloom, when they looked for some great Napoleon
to lead our armies from defeat to victory, they saw
the hand OF Providence over an obscure town
In the West, where dwelt the man who
should become the David to cut or the
mead OF the boastfu! Go!iah Of the rebellion Sue
ceedng generations Will cherish In their hearts the
memory OF Washington. Lincoln and Grant as
trio whose memory Will be worthy to be com.
memorated so long as equality and liberty endure
with humanity The President replied
could not say ANYTHING to those who are assem-
bled here this evening TO convince them any farther
than have done OF nv earnest desire to see the
diteenth amendment become part OF the constitu.
ton. Will only add hope those enfranchised by
1t will prove themselves worthy OF Its benefits 10
them and to those have the franchise without IT.
that all may BIZ lmutually benefited by IT, tee con-
fident that this will De the result. II ] had not
thought 90 should not have been so anxious for It's
ratification.
The procession then proceeded to the eastern
portco Of the Capitol. where speeches we're deliv.
cred by several members OF Congress.
Executive Nominations.
The President sent the following nominations to
the senate to-day:--Johp N. Camp. Collector Of In.
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Spain desires a King from
the High Dutch. AS England
has been blessed with fool kings
from Germany for two hundred
years nearly, Spain wants some
OF the same breed. France must
however needs raise her bristles
and threaten war. She is not
surely afraid of such Kings as
the Georges, and therefore, we
rather opine that she has been
reading Buckle, and has be-
come convinced that the weak
er a nations King becomes, the
stronger and more prosperous
the people.
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From what We can hear we
think there is no danger that
colored militia will be sent
among us. The resolutions OF
the meeting had on the subject
at Shreveport are entirely prop
er, and we think they would
have a tendency to avert the
threatened evil, were it really
intended.
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Rays digest of the laws has
changed the time of our fall
District Court to the first Mon
day in September. To show
one example of the extreme
carelessness with which that
compilation was made, refer
ence can be had to the fact that
both Bossier's and DeSoto's
March term of the District
Court begins ON LIST Monday.
Yet Judge Levisee must pre-
side at each,
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Why WooD IS. PAfNTEp.-Whan
water is added to the smooth surface az
timber, a thin layer of wood will Be
raised above its natural position by
che expansion or swelling Of the par.
ticies near the surface. In colloouial
phrase, workmen say that when water
is applied to smooth board the rrmin
OF the timber will be raised. Every
successive wetting will raise the grain
more and more; and the water will dis-
solve and wash away The soluble nor.
tions with which it comes in coufacf.
As the surface drles, the grain Of the
timber at the surface, having been re-
duced in bulk, must necessarily shrink
to such an extent as to produce cracks.
Now, ii piece of oilcloth be pasted
over the surface. the timber will be
kept quite dry. Consequently, the
grain of the wood will not be subjected
to the alternate influences of wet and
heat. AS tits not practicable to sp-
ply oilcloth ready made, a LIQUID, or
semi-liquid Is employed for covering
the surface. which will adhere firmly
and serve the purpose of oilcleth in ex-
Guiding water that would otherwise
enter, to the injury Of the work. Met
allie substances are painted TO prevent
oxidation or rusting Of the surfaces
when may be exposed to moisture.
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The public debt, as shown by
the monthly statement of the
Secretary of the Treasury, has
been reduced atpacard of hcenty
millions Of dollars during the
month Of June. If the burden
of taxation is heavy, it is some
satisfaction to know that the
massive proportions of the debt
are rapidly dwindling.
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The cars run through from
Vlcksburg to Monroe. Daily
stages will be run from Mon
roe to Shreveport so soon as
travel will authorize it. A daily
mail line of coaches has been
petitioned for. A firm from the
North, called Stanton & Co.,
are said to have taken the con-
tract to finish the railroad from
Monroe to Shreveport. We
doubt it extremely, but hope it
is so.
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Announcements of Candidates for Office
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The United States Senate has
finally decided to erase from
the tax bill that most immoral
and reprehensible of all taxes,
the income tax. 1t is said the
House will concur in this ac-
ton. In that case; it will be
the first righteous action upon
the subject of taxation which a
Radical Congress has done.
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candidature because he is unable
to reconcile the character of tia
German soldiers with an action n,
volviug Germany and Spain in
war. Bismarck is here.
Paris, July ia questionable
dispatch from Dusseldorf, this
morning, says Leopold acceptstAe
Spanish crown on condition ofau
immediate declaration of war
against France should the lattsr
attack Germany.
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A commitment trial took
place on yesterday, before our
parish Judge, in which the pris-
oner advanced a primitive idea
of justice. He was asked to
make a voluntary declaration,
should he desire, and had given
him the usual cautions. He
stated, with much confidence
in the justice of his position.
that the prosecutor had a horse
of his under pledge for ten dol
lars, and which he refused to
give up although the ten dol
lars was rendered; he therefore
took a horse he supposed to be-
long to the prosecutor for paw,
.andmade off with him.