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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-31
FARMERS OF LAMOILLECOUNTY

GENTLEMEN -
The Comparatively Light Expense attached to
the distribution and sale of our
BUCKEYE MOWERS,
together with the Increasing Demand for them
enables us to offer them at a Lower Price.
Hereafter we will sell the No. 2 Mower. with
improved brace, and new adjustable crank shaft
box, and improved guard,
ft.-3 in. cut, at $40.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-31

A NEW RELIGIOUS WEEKLY.
THE CHRISTIAN UNION,
An Unsectarian, Independent Journal, to Religion,
Morals, Reform, Foreign and Domestic news
Of tho Church and the world. Literature,
Science, Art, Agriculture, Trade,
Finance, Etc, Etc, Etc,
And containing Household Stories, Choice
Poems, Walks with the Children, etc.,
embracing contributions from
wELL-KNOwN AND EMINENT WRITER'S.
HENRY WARD BEECHER,
POWERFUL EDITORIALS. LITERARY RE-
VIEWS, AND LECTURE-ROOM TALKS,
So richly freighted with Christian Experience,
appear regularly in its columns, has undertake
en- the fol nation and guidance of the paper.
With MIR. Beecher as its
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
AIDED BY SOME OF THE BEsT AND MOST
NOTABLE TALENT OF THE LAND,
the paper cannot put carry good, Christian food
for heart and soul, to many of its increasing
readers. This will be its constant endeayor.
It aims to be a truly Christian Journal, and
a Complete Fomily Newspaper, having for its
purpose the presentation of Essential BIBLE
Truth.
Without undertaking. d%octrinal truth, it will
chiefly strive to foster and enforce Christianity
as a Life, rather than a theological SYSTEM
1t lie for
CHRISTIANS OFALL DENOMIN.
ATOMS.
IT'S FORM Sixteen pages, large quarto, so
convenient, both for use and preservation, as to
be a great and special merit in its favor, apart
from its superior literary attractions.
IT'S CIRCULATION; Spreading with won
derful r~apidity, showing that the paper supplies
a real need of the Christian public.
ITS PRICE.
ONLY $3.50 PER YEAR.
S u b for 1T!
G ct others to a k e it!
Specimen Copies and Circulars NTH a
List of Liberal Premiums and Cash Com
missions sent FREE, to any address, by
ID IN . m D,JJ.ln..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-31
VERMONT CENTRAL r. r. LINE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, May 9, 1870.
General superintendent.
Burlington. April Is 1870 23tf

Trains Going South and East-Leave Waterbury
ut { i2a IN, 2 90 p m, and Q 80 p IN.
Mail Train leaves ugdensl urgh at 6 D m, st Al
bans at i % a IN, and connects at Burlington for
Troy, and I White River junction and Bellows
Fallswith Trans for Boston, Worcester, Springfield,
n Y, aud trains en- the passumpsle n r, y
Day Express leaves Montreal at s 40 u IN, st
Johns at lUa IN, Odgenshurgh at . 80 am, st Alhans
at ~ IN, arriving in Boston via Lowell at 10 20 D IN.
Night Express leaves 0gdcnsuurgh at IN,
Montreal 3 a. m, st Johns jO1 p m, st Albans I
10 p m, connecting at Bellows Fails with Cheshire
Road for Buston and Worcester and with VI Valley
for springfield, &c, and arriving in n Y ut II.
~ p IN.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-31
WoMAN'S SUFFRAGE
H. MAY N0T PREVAIL,
But Thomas
PATENT FLAT-IRON HEATER
MUST!

Because It Is the great Economizer Of Wood.
II is simple and "handy."
II enables a lady to do her ironing without heat
Ing up the house.
II is cheap and durable.
II will save Its cost In wood many times In the
course Of a year.
OF thirteen left on trial, in Elmore, not one
was returned.
CLARK and Daniels, Elmnre, proprietors for La
mobile County, who willsupply all orders prompts
ly.
ANY one can tai 9 il on trial, and If not suite
can return II without cost. g03m
ST. J0HNsBURY VT.)FI WORKS
tEsrABLIsnED 1907
JAMES MUTT. PROPRIETOR.
Rsferesnee.-E. a T. Fairhants& Co.. ST. Johns.
bury ~. 4. Alden. ESQ. ~. NJ, e. 4 p. r. r..
Lvrdonvillef n. L. DAVIS. Esq.. NJ. NJ. n. & n. n.
r.. Rutland, brandon Scale 70, Brandon, Gage.
Porter 4 Co., Fisherville, N. II.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-31

The considerations that should induce
you to buy Of us in 1870 arc
That the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-31

STAMMERlNG. The cause removed. Address
DR.. A. B0RDMAN, East Haddam, Conn.
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Ap0N >TuN VEGErALE SOAP

ASK Your Doctor or Druggist foI SWEELQuIN-
iFE 1t equals (bitteT) Quinine. M'fa by SIERNS,
FAIR CO, Chemists, New Xork.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-31

WANTED, AGENTS-s2O Watch free, given gra-
It's to every LIFE man who will act as our agent
Business light and honorable; pay $50 per day
Address II MUuroe Kennedy & Co, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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ITS CIRCULATION; Spreading with won
derful rapidity, showing that the paper supplies
a real need of the Christian public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

STERN ADMINISTRATION or JCsrICE.--City
Judge Bedford, OF New York, is melting cut
severe sentences TO the criminals brought before
him. On Wednesday he sent a garroter to the
State prison for fifteen years and six months for
highway robbery committed but a few DAYS ago.
On Thursday, Francis Degan and Daniel whrit-
ner were placed on trial, Charged with knocking
down and robbing Mr.. Joseph A. jackson in his
place Of business, No. 8 Amity street. on the
ONCE OF Mr.. jackson on the day In question and
went out again, remarking that they had made
q nistake- In about q quarter OF On hour thew
returned, and, finding MI. jackson alone, one
OF them handed him letter, which he began 90
read. A moment after he was struck senseless
and robbed Of about el 900 worth Of PROPERTY
Degan and Whritner were positively fdentired
by jackson, promptly found guilty, having no
defense, and sent to the State prison for nine
teen years and SIX months each. Judge Bed
ford, in passing sentence, spoke of the unusually
aggravated nature OF the case, and the pleasure
which n afforded him 20 contribute 90 the
safety Of society by . prompt disposal Of such
men.
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IMPORTANT ARMY ORDER
Changes Of Military Departments.
Transfers Of Generals Commaudlng

By order of the President, General Sherman
has Just issued an important order, changing
some OF the Military Departments and transfer
ring several Of the Generals Comm antling from
one to smother Department or Division. The
order !s as follows:
The Department of Alaska is broken up and
added to the Department of Columbia, which
includes the sta.e OF Oregon and the fersito-
rles OF Washington aud Idaao; hcallquarser at
Portland, Oregon.
added to the Department of the Esst, which
a'so includes the New England States, New
York. New Jersey, PenDsylvsnia, Delaware
Maryland, and Districsof Columbia; hesd9uar-
ell, Commanding. -'t 'I
The Depsrtnent of the Cumberland is broken
up. This Department consists Of the States of
Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, and the
Post Of JeffersonviIe, Ind. They are now all
added to the Department of the South which
s9o1na aso includes the States Of North and South
quarters at Atlantis, Ga. Depar srnent under
command of Brigadier General Terry.
MAJOR General Schoheld, who is at present in
command Of the Department O. the Missouri,
has been ordered to the command OF the Divi-
sion Of the Pacific, vice Major General Thomas.
deceased: Headquar;eSs at San Francisco. =,
brlgadier General John Pope, now in COM
mand Of the Department of the Lakes, is trans
fsrred to the command Of the Department of the
Brigadier General Phillip ST. George Cooks,
now in command Of the Department OF the Co
lumbis, is ordered to the command OF the De
pertinent Of the Lakes = :.
Brigadier General Candy, at present in com
mand Of the Department Of Virginia. is tram
terred to the command OF the Department OF
the Columbia, in place of General Cooke, who,
as stated above, relieves General Pope. who, In
turn, takes General Scho6eld's command in
ST. Louis, when the latter goes to San Fran
cisco. ="
Major General Meade remains in Pniladel-
phia; Major General Halleck at Louisville. aud
Lieutenant General Sheridan in command o.
the Division of the Missouri.
This order goes INTO effect as soon as the OIL
GERS named can close up the business of their
Ole commands; and make the proper Transfers
etc. Z
The Department OF Virginia is to be broken
up at once: that OF Alaska by the LIST of July,
and that Of the Cumberland by the LIST of June
General Sherman stated yesterday that the
intention was to carry out the instructions I'm
this order a the earliest practicable momen;
and that the President had decided not to take
action in the matter OF the nomination of q sue
ceesor to Major General Thomas until after the
Army bill, now be lore Congress, was disposed of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

CANDIDATES FOR CoseRkss IN MARYLAND.
The Hon. Benjamin g. Harris, of ST. Mary's
county, announces himself rs independent Dem
ocratic candidate for Congress In the ensuing
Congressional election. Mr. Harris, in the
6fth C0ngressior al district, charges, in effect,
that the rights of the people and the principles
OF the party have been abandoned by the recog-
Rized leaders and organs of Maryland Democ-
racy, and hence he appeals tor their present
and prospective enunciations and action to the
rank and die Of the panty itself. We notice that
]. II. Bayne, ESQ, Of Prince Georges county,
same district. Mr.. Harris, as is well known.
vas formerly q member OF Congress. Mr..
Bayne was O member az the State Senate In 1852
and 1868, having been elected over Governor
Sowie, who was the Democratic candidate. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

TIE CHARGIs A0AINsT GENKRAL HOWARD
THnxDgIMoNY YEsr8RDAY.-TheH House Com.
nftfoe on Education and Labor yesterday COR
tinued the examination of witnesses on the
charges aSAtnst Gen'l y. O. Howard, - stated
m attendance yesterday morning were Rev. DR..
Boynton, former pastor cr the Coagre2ational
Church; Mr. Harvey, bricklayer; j. W. Rum
sey, Deacon White, treasurer 0f the church; II.
r. Searle, architect, and Gen. Bailcch; but only
Me&rs. Harvey aud Rqlsey were .exAnined.
embracing Hansactions copnected with the Uni-
versity gf0ande and Ibuildings, the farm pur-
chased beyond Uniout0wn, snd certain ransac-
tiOns of priyate ehUactef in which Gen. How
ard Was i1terested. yclTs = .zFaIs tg@. T.
Mr~ Runsey testiaed in regard to certain
face value By General Baaloch, upon the order
or Gen. Howard, and that the eas0ant (424 ,00o)
had been dopostted In tho Freedmen's SAVING
Bank-9iao00 b His (HoSandO credit - special
ueasursf Of De ehurch fund, and O. 900 10 his
individual ersdf, which amosnt he secured %
by ID. L. Eaton % Gen. Howard on piece Of
property which the iatter had previously sold TO
Il ~ aho stated that General Howard had
requested the contractors and Others that in
mailing Ru,eha.es they should Obtain yhsteyes
would bete nmt mtHowRd's) pecuniary advantage,
and that when bills. were presented they we're
taken 30 General Balloch, who did not pay the
money over % Mr.. Elvans, but upon the bills
b4ing rcoetpeed the amount vas applied % the
pat nsent certain protested notes OF Nh. .Esans,
upon tho hack OF which was the nazAe % Gen
sral Howard a. ennaser 3heoe peeee are ens
defx1oo0 - have boen given in connection with
the purchase OF the Barry farm, over the East
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

FENALR JURoRs.-Chief Justice j. Il Haxa
OF wyoming has written a letter TO the Chicago
Legal News, In compliance with the request
made TO him by the editress Of that journal 10
give a truthful statement i'm regard TO the
woman grand and petit jurors Of that Territory.
Chiet Justice Howe says that notwithstanding
All ms preJudices against the policy, he Is under
conscientious obligations TO say that these
female jurors acquitted themselves with such
dignity, decorum, propriety of conduct and in
teiiigesce, as TO win universal admiration. They
were careful, pains-taking, intelligent and con-
scientious. and hrm and resolute for the right
a. established by the Law and the evidence. He
also asserts that, in twenty y-hve Year, experience
IN courts, he has never seen more faithful, in
composed partly OF females. The greatest
decor um was observed during the retirement of
the jury IN the murder cases; a female balm
having been appointed TO take charge OF the
women juror, who were accommodated with
separate lodgings, IN q room adjourning that
occupied by the male Jurors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

PRINCE BoNAPARTE DosaT Want TO GO
ABRoAp.-The Emperor's intention OF sending
his turbulent cousin TO foreign parts n said 20
Ii Is related that an de-de-camp was sent 10
the Prince to inform him, with all due courtesy
and consideration, that IL was the Enperors de-
sire he sheald travel, and requesting that
shortest time convenient to himself. The
Prince Is said to have received the
Ambassador with the urbanity for which
right 10 expel him from French territory, and
to have demanded the restitution to de family
Of Prince Lucien OF tweuty mlllious Of francs
poleen. Article Of the Senatm Conu1tum Of
1852 gives the Emperor complete power and au-
thority over all the members Of his family. aHe
by statutes which have the force Of law. /" More
over, Prince Pierre has no fortune OF his own,
50 that the stoppage Of his pension Of 50 ,0oof. q
year might eoon stArve him into submission
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16
The Fenian Congress.

zsfSs'sP'ed E-elsass~eiy 20 The Rrenipq Star
CHICAGO, April 16.-The Fenian Congress
mas ADJOURNED SINE die. An Executive Council
o. nine members was appointed to take the
pace OF me PRESIDENT and the Senate. The
names Of the council will be kept secret for the
present The expulsion OF Richard McCloud
by General O'Neill was unanimously rescinded
by the Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM LONDON O-DAv-

AsS. Newman Aalt will net 1--we ts
Safette ON the Alabama CIafnss-
1ee Papal Anathesaas AEainsS Frce.
masonry.
IeieerePAed Eso'ssise'y 10 YRe 4reniae iNs,.
LONDON, April 16.--Newmas Han fnfs II
necessary to-day 70 contr adict the runsor whie "a
mas be, n lately circulated 70 the effect that he
intended TO live in the Cnited States. : =
The Saturday Review dehounees thesAlabama
csse IN the light OF Sergeant Barnards book,
which maintains that the ,ietention of the Az.
oama would, even IL possible, have been legally
uhJustfnable. The Review thinks the Serresn.
wrong, AZ the detention order was actually is
sued, though Il came too late = =
Ibe Builder, issued to-day, has an article ON
inc recent Papal anathemas Against Freema-
sonry. The writer refers to the vitality OF his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

A RUSSIAN PRINCE CoNiNe.-The Russian
legation in Washington, pursuant to instructions
from St Petersburg, are making preparations
or the reception of the young Archdake Alexis,
who isexpected % make visit TO America early
in the summer. "A house has been taken FOR the
Archduke on Long Island, and other prepar-
TORS made on an extensive scale. The
members OF the government, IL is expected, will
give the royal visitor reception equal at least
10 that lately accorded Prince Arthur -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

TIE WoKKIxa PBoPLA--Ths jeurnsymen nm
holster rers' strike I'm New York u reported 10
cent on tho retss last Wfpter has been seeufed.
The men, insfcad Of striking simultaneously.
took the shops In rotation, eommencing With tie
most important eseablhnmene4. The New YeEk
so members, who sre paid $50 FOR ten hours'
work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16
Napoleon In&trueting the Voters oe
France.

SUP"' Se1us'0etg " IHe EoentW Mar.
PARIS, April l6.-The Figaro, an independent
organ. announces to- day that the Emperor Ma
poleon has written letter on the signlficatiop
OF the pie biscite for the instruction of the peo-
pie. Eight million copies OF this document wi n
be printed forthwith, in order that il NAV be
placed in the hands Of every voter of France
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16
SerfeUs Railroaa Accident.
leorapAed EDciastvely 40 a. Rr,us,, .efo>

kocHEsrER, Arril IA freight train coin ,
east, last evening, on the Central Railroad. wa,
lance from this city, from broken shan. A
freight train from the east ran into the wreck
msshing the engine and killing 20 or 80 head OF
cattle. Samnel CLIFFORD, the engineer, jumped
rom ms engine and Was seriously injured A
COY on one OF the cars was also injured. A pas
senger n ain from the east Was laid up al The
break an night, and western bound trains are
de.ained In this city: One train was sent eas;
by the Auburn road, bat that was detained al
Caugo by high water. ft will be night before
The trains can again pass the wreck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16
Ineendiary Fire ~ Ottawa.
Tele9Tapksd Esciustpels 20 Tls Rpenfn6 Stnr.

OTTAWA, April 16.-Yesterday afternoon a
hre broke out in new building, in the rear OF
the House Of Commons, intended for q library,
out was extinguished before much damage was
done. Detectives are on the track OF the ner-
sons who are suspected OF setting the building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16
Mn rider I'm Boston,
feleQrapAed kzclGsipelx to f7e krenina .Sax

BosToN, April 16.-Philip Houghton, steady
and industrious young man. aged q years, wac
beaten and stabbed by two desperadoes, at North
injuries. Two men known as Tay and Crum-
lisk are under arrest, awaiting the result Of the
c0roner's inquest. : -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16
The COurt.Marlial for Trial of &C..
rr T0tten. =
Tele1rcpAed krclusisely % 7He Rv..s,ss s,sr.

LOUISVILLE, April 1e-The court martial con-
vened TO try Lieutenant Colonel. ana Assistant
inspector General James Totten, Y. s. A, met
here yesterday. One Of the charges AGAINST
General Totten is said to be absence without
leave After remaining In session here two or
three days the court will proceed TO Charleston.
). g, for the purpose of procuring testimony
and WI return to this city to conclude the pro,
ceedings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16
Terrible ExPl0sioa OF . Saeambo
fSurteen ReFDOas Mkaanx,
rs'eprapAod Escsxsively TO TAe E,essso .ster.

CiNcIENATI, April l6.-The towboat Rover
exploded her boilers last night above th. ~
Miami depot, and foated down to the foot of
butier street, where she sank. There were tven-
V,three persons ON board Captain Dewolf. Il.
Aieshire, Ellis Aleshire, and Madison l,i1c,e
are seriously hurt. Six others are known 10 he
saved. Fourteen others have not been heard
rom, and are supposed to have perishsd. The
explosion occurred as the boat was Gaming out
from her berth under II0 pounds of steam,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

TIE Banking and Currency Committee this
morning had under consideration the bill in
creasing the volume of the currency $50 900 zoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16
frNrrRArcs AND PoIsrrcs.-The Gran,

TKNPHRANCI AND PoLiTICs.-The Grand
Lodge Of Good Tempfars adjourned 1T Lewis
ton, Mess yesterday, after unanimously passing
resolution giving different turn to the politi-
cal action Of Thursday. The resolution 10 ''that
the Grand Lodge hereby dsAvows any purpose
to bind any member Of this ,od:s or any subor-
dinate ledge to act with aryI particular party,
but simply urges qpsn Good Templafs the dsts
Of voting With such parties and for sueh candi-
dates as ere In favor of enforced prohibition,
The State Committee or the third party recon-
sidered their action of Wednesday calling a
State convention In May to nominate o candi-
date for Governor, and voted to take no action
in The prenises at present. EeD q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvxNuE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s2s2, ,ss4.o6. Total for the
month q ,lo6, ,6o1o2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

Mining Excitement In New Mexico.
felegrophed Erciusirely to Tze Erening Star.
DENVER, COL, April l6.-Santa Fe kilograms
report that great excitement prevails there over
new mineral discoveries eight miles south of
Barney Station, in New Mexico. II II said that
the roads are lined with people travelling to the
new mines. -.t-. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

NovKL ATTEMPT AT 0UrCID1.-Tho Cincin-
Dati Gazette OF April n says by . tremen-
Sous report, jaIrlng The hsoses in the vicinity,
the people living on 4ercef, near Vine street,
vere brought to their fees, and cent hno uiring
into the street ct four O'Clock yesterday afters
noon. "A dense volume or smoke rising above
the rear Of No. Is Me!esr street tipsctsd seaxch
to the back part q the ut. First . kalf dozen
persona vontnred tAidly sback % the spot
PARKED Sy The suaeke. The appre.eh vas By
dark, marrow, paved paseage, which opened
intp paved ares, surrounded by houses, al the
property Of fhfflip Lots. On the bricks In this
ares they found he eWner Of u sarroundinQ
property prostrats, the hair burned or his hsa6,
die let half Of Nc nee, head, Ghost aad LETT arm
horribly burned, and his clothes On frs, aioyly
burning. A sulphurous smell In the air, and Z
large powder -blackened sta,n On the pavement,
told part Of The steEy. TIE remain1er the vic.
dim hiMeeh suPpiied, aftef recovering suGR-
cientiy % speaE He said ne had put two
pounds Of powder - . wooden box, laid Il on IN .
pavement, then lay. down, pillo9ing his head
on he infernal machine, and touched b on. Hs
meant to Kill himself, and said next time -
would have better succeos Phillip Lotz n :
Whftewaher, and Il the owner Of quite {
number' Of houses on Mercer street, In the VI
sinity sf The place q his attempsed suicide,
Last August his vile left him. 30 $50, =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

VIRGINIA COUNTY JupeEs--Among the
county Judges appointed by the yirginia Legis-
'ature on Wednesday were the following: Aies.
andria and Fairfax, Richard H. Cockeville;
So1thanPton, joseph Creuhalt Ailsshany
Amherst, Samuel II. Henry; wythe and PS,
iaski, william II. Boiling; Carroll, A. W. G.
Nowhn; Lee, Henry y. Morgan; Essex, Muscoe
Garnett; Mecklenbmg, J.W. King; Culpeper,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

The EManAffoMJ from Ireland to the
United States, BY way Of Cork, Il reported 70 be
very eotiye 6k spring, and. 1t Is asserted, win
be as large a in the famine year.. In the frst
week Of April 1t least sixteen hundred eBsi-
grants, OF the agriculfuraf cisss, embarked 0u
TIE four steamers which called at Cork. The
coeicion act has given m inpetuste the move
menf vesfward. - s3ZEE E1sAk -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

~Eueene Haunon has mysteriousiy. disap-
psared fron Boston Yonng Fullerton, tie
city . few weeks ago, has not yet been heard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-16

CAPT. e. G. PARRorr, U. s. N, has beer
ordered to this city for examination for promo