davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09

but this strong union OF sentiment Will always secure
triumph" This Is written 1t will be seen, while large
portion OF the Pensuar press and people ready to
ton Is kept in Spain By representing the instruction
at an end every few days
Cen Marmol Is operating in tho Eastern Department
actively He has been successful all the late engage
ments which, though not OF great consequence TAR
losses concerned yet substantial victories for
the Cubaus Reports constantly being circulated
that some particular rebel cheitan has been captured
but these want corroboratinn and untrue. Tho
thng may be SAID TO the numbers who, as the
Spaniards claim, have recently come forward asking
pardon. The Cubans are. as ever confident OF nnal
victory, and the Madrid journals which clamor for
aOabdoment OF the contest are inspired from Cuba by
some OF the wiscst here The presence of the Cap
tainGenera was necessary In the Eastern Department
To prevent actual mutnies from taking place among the
Government troops These have not been paid IN long
time; many have died; there Is much sickness among
them and art must be resored to by the author
tes III order TO curb the spirit Of rebellion
GEN. QUEsADA'S MEETING.
Gen. Quesada has addressed a circular to the
Cuban residents of this city, inviting them TO attend
meeting at Irving Hall on Monday evening next at
o'clock TIE friends OF Cuba invited. The meeting
will be addressed in Spanish by Gen. Quesada, Gen.
Arzmend OF Venezuela, and others. D0dworth's Band
will be III attendance Front seats reserved for ladies'
CUBA lRREDEEMABLY LOST.
La Discussion of Madrid in late number
1.-The solution proposed by for cession the
United States Of the sovereignty which hold the
Island of Cuba is the only just and equitable solution,
and the only considered by thinking The ques
ton OF Cuba Is as yet for al uDsOlved problem.
Cuba is being irredeemably lost
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09

The Cardends Mutiny.-John Crowley and
Angus Mcintyre. second mate and seaman, charged with
mutiny Carenas March J. on the schooner Frank az
Nellie have arrived at this port. and were yesterday
brought before COmmssioner Shields IL Il alleged that
Mcintyre attacked the first mate ID. 4. wheeler, and
stabbed him severely with kuife and that Crowley aud
James Robinson, seaman who arrived here some time
ago, either participated 10 the assault or refused To inter
fere to prevent it, Crowley and McIuyrc were coin-
mitted to JAIL and all three Of the mutnecrs are TO be
examined to-day at l O'Clock.
Post Ofice Money Orier. - John Higgins was CON-
mitted by Commissioner Belts o await the action Of tho
Grand Jury, a charge OF attempting to obtain lton
the POsOice letter containing money yOrder Tor $780,
by fraudulently pretending TO DO Richard Gardiner 10
whom the letter was addressed
CO,tuterteiting Mach stamps. Tie examination of
BenOua Howard charged with prOcu ing the counterfeit
ing OF onecent proprietary match stamps is concluded.
but Commissioner Shields has reserved hrs decision uul
M yt
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
CUBA.
ANOTHER BURNING.

HAVANA, April s--1he insurgents have burned "A
plantation and the buildings thereon. Trinidad
the property of Mr. Stevens Of New-York City.
AFFAIRS IN THE EASTERN DEPARTMENT
HAVANA, April 2.-CalvO, agent of the Casino
Espano at Madrid. sends the following dispatch hs
society at Havana IL effort o cheer the dropping
spirits OF the MEMBERS "As TO integrity Of territory all
are eed 10 principles there are different opinons
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09

EXPLOSION IN PATERsON-TWO MEN INJURED
An explosion occurred yesterday in the To-
towa street cut Paterson, by which two men were Sc
riously injured number OF workmen had been drilling
during the forenoon and had placed blast In the rocks
to open the ledge. Two men, Cornelius White and krein
mynst lowering the blast To Its place when III
poded throwing the rocks into the air aud seriously
niuring the two workmen.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
NITRO GLYCERINE EXPLOSION - TWO MEN
KILL ID.
Another fatal cxpl,

Another fatal explosion OF nitro -glyecfihe
occurred yesterday afternoon on the Hackonsack IN j.,
meadows, at tho ruins OF the glycerine works OF r.
Shaffner. A few weeks ago. AN explosion at TINS place
killed four and reduced the factory 10 runs Ihons
ands Of mounds Of the explosive substance were con
suued az the tnie but there remained IN one quarter
OF the yard In which the factory stooa qnan,i,.y y
that remained uuexpoded. The WORK Oh REMOVING me
debris and clsurng the ground was commenced "a few
days ago. aud has given employ hieht 10 hutipe ol
wnrx,en Yesterday aftcrnoOU OF these mcn father
and sop were removing lot OF gycerine, when u ek
ihrown Ia great distance from the spot where they
were standing, we're horribly mangled. They were re-
noyed by The other worknen Ia adacen house and
Justice Miller Of EDge wood requested ." hold an III
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
SUPREME coURT-crRcurr.-Kycs CoryrY.

Patrick D. Gleason agt. Michael GdH,gdH.-
During the early part OF March, ls6s, paiuun tle
owner of a large quantity Of whisky. which wa- "a Tho
hands of the Revenue officers at Charleston, = G. He
valued the liquor at ss9l and alleges that. after having
explained the circumstances OF the seizure 10 defcudaL
he agreed TO buy at the price mentioned The agree
mcnt was made in York. and defendant paid $50 on
account, and then n named O'Kcefe, who was said
10 have some influence with the Revenue officials 40
CnarieslUn, sent Town to that city 20 gee io"oo
That object was safely accomplished, but after tho
whisky passed into OKeefes hands all traces Of Il wero
lost Then defendant refused to pay the balance ~
the $9l ground that the whisky had never been
delivered to him by the plaintiff, and this suit Was
brought to enforce payment.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
THE NEW DOMINION.
FINANCIAL NEws-TARIFF CHANGE

OTTAWA, Canada, April s.-Sir Francis
Hineks made financial statement in the House Of
Commons last night and stated that the actual receipts
for the s4 I39 and expenditures $993Os
The following changes in the tariff into effect today
The duty on cigars per pound will be As cents COAL 80
cents; salt cents: that ported from Britain
the British possessions TO be free hops cents wheat
cents other grains cents spirits, so cents spirits
mixed sweetened that the degree OF strength cannot
be ascerained 81 2 animals all kinds except those i'm
ported for stock 10 per cent ad yalOrem wines Of all
kinds 2j per cent. Sir Francis SAID increase
made on some items. Duties were imposed several
items that on the free list 1t expected
the increase of revenue would reach 81, 100000
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
OREGON.

SAN FRANCISCO, April THE Oregon Repub-
lican State Convention met in Portland today Gen.
Joel Palmer nominated for Governor, and G..
Wilson for Congress, by acclamaton. The platform
adopted approves OF the policy OF the Administration
and declares that repudaor OF the public debt 10
trusted in public places denounces all form of Toplda
ton. opposes any change in the Naturalization laws 80
include Chinese Suffrage. and recommends uniyor
sal amnesty.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
REUNION OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

PHILADELPHIA, April 8-Ibe secopd ahhihi
reunion Of the Army of the Potomac takes place omor
row at the Academy OF Music Gen. Sheridan WIZ pre-
side. The oraton Will be delivered hy Gen Martlndalc
ana an original poem read by George X Boxer secretary
OF tho Union League. The following are among moss
VINO nave accepted Invitations to e present Iier"rn
Grant and Secretaries Belknapand Co..; Gems 5"cinhi
Pope, Mcdowell, schOhed, Hdzcn Cnylei Comr'oeh,
Gordon Pitcher, hegcy, Rosecrans. ami Giles A. hlih
Commodore Fraly; The Hon j. r. Asher, lielJ ils"l'
A. Cobb, g. DclauO, and the Governors of ke~'JcfseJ
WkcODsin. Minnesota gbd Florida.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
VENEZUELA.


ChAhHts AGAINST THE MIXED COMMISSION FOR
THE SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS.
WASHINGTON, April G.-The Venezuelan Gov
ernment has presented proofs TO the frauds committed
by the Mixed Commission, and the investigation Of the
frauds has been stopped account OF the sudden
death OF Mr. Paul. the late Minister to the United States
The steamer due the 2ls OF this month will bring
new Minister, charged with the settlement Of this affair,
who will be supplied with all the necessary documents
and proofs. The American Minister at Caracas has re-
ceiyed the portion money destined by the Venezuelan
Government to pay the creditors who have been press
ING the payment OF their claims but II has been paid
under protest.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
GERMANY.

BERLIN, Friday, April 9, 1870
The North German Parliament has adjourned
THE CHINESE EMBASSY.
TheChinesc Embassy is preparing to 20 to Brus.
sels, where negotiations for treaty with the Bel
gian Government will be commenced After visiting
Brussels the Embassy will proceed to Paris Madrid,
LISBON, and Florence, and will return to China in
July.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09

The National Executive Committee OF the Union
League Of America Will meet In the City Of Baltimore
Wednesday. the 10th inst. Considerable interest taken
this meeting. tis TO be held In Of the old Slave
States Gov Geary OF Pennsy ylvania ex-GOv Newell OF
NewJersey, and other distinguished gentlemen Will be
present.
Chief Justice Chase to-day gave another hearing TO
counsel in the Richmond municipal trouble and 1t was
agreed postpone the matter until the first OF May
affairs in Richmond tO remain IN the meantime they
are at present.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
TIE SUEZ CANAL.

LONDON, Friday. April 6, 1870.
1t is said that Bombay cotton sent by way of the
snez Canal has been returned to India from Hud-
uersiield as yarn in As days. The time usually re-
,uired by the Cape of Good Hope is 30 days
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
TIE ERIE RAILWAY SHARES.
FRANCE.

A PLEBISCITUM THE ALTERNATIVE OF REVOLT
TIOS-THE POPULAR VOTE TO TAKE PLACE
IN MAY.
The EGncaiS newspaper in its issue of to-day
produces the recent opinion OF Prince Napoleon to
the effect that pebiscitum is the last alternative
of OfIevOlutiOn"
Paris correspondents of the various London jour-
mails confidently predict that the plcbsctum viii be
ordered early in May.
The question of submitting the plebiscitum to the
Chambers before it is voted on by the people is not
settled. The Emperor has not yet given his consent
10 that order of proceeding. ..a--.-e.-.-
To-day the streets are full of troops and people
The weather is delightful. The troops are now e
p M passing the Emperor. who, with his attend
ants is stationed in the PlGoe du CaTrousel the
IuleIes.
RIOT NEAR NEVERs-THE STRIKES.
serious riot has broken out among the opera
tives of the iron-smeting furnaces and forges at
Fourchambault, the city of Nevers. The troops
there have been consigned to barracks.
The strike at La Creuzot continues, and it is re-
ported that all the miners in the Valley of the Loire
will strike.
NAPOLEON'S REPORTED SICKNESS.
Ii is rumored that the Emperor Napoleon had a
long fainting fit last evening. after attending re-
view at the Place du Carrousel. but rallied after
some hours of rest. Rentes were momentarily de-
pressed by the report The journals this evening
port that the Emperor had a slight attack of gout
yesterday. which prevented him from attending a
review but passed away. He visited public
exhibition of horses to-day, and appeared to be quite
well.
AN ANTIQUARIAN DISCOVERY.
The antiquarians are profoundly interested IN the
discovery of great Roman amphitheater in the ex-
cavations going on at Mount st. Genevieve in
this city.
Personal NEWS.
besSrs. jules Janin and NJ Emile Olivier were
chosen members of the French Academy yesterday,
very nearly unanimously They received &c out Of
the 2Seoices
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
SUPREME COERT

Notice.-The Committee on Examination, to
examine applicants for admission To the bar VIII ad-
jOurn To meet in the General Term Room Ola lohday,
April Is, at 3 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
SPAIN.

TIE DUKE OF MONTPENsIER UNDER ARREST
LONDON, Friday, April 8, 1870
Advices from Spain to-day represent that the
country is quiet. The Duke de Montpensier was ex-
amned yesterday in regard to the late duel and ad
mitted that he shot Prince Henri. The Duke is un-
der arrest at his house, and it is understood will be
brought 10 trial OIL a civil, no: criminal process.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
PRUSSIA.
MR. BANCRoFT's BLSurFT.

NJ. po,.. SERLlN. Friday, April 9, 1870.
MI De1-or"Ih the American Minister, gave a grand
banquet last evening to j. McLeary Brown and the
Chinese Embassy. Among the guests were Messrs.
1hlle, slmson. Motke, Nothomb aud other notaLles
The occasion was one of rare good feeling
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
GENERAL PRESS pISPArCH.l /

The Hon. j. B. Beck Member OF Congress from Ken.
tucky, moved in the Supreme Court to-day for the
opening OF the Hepburn GswOd case the leading legal
tender decided the present term Hon. C. K Potter
who argued the maintaining the
OF the Legal Tender act proceeded to address the Court
but Interrupted by the Chief Justice, who said the
motion not dcbatabe. The motion was taken under
adyisement. No decided will be reopened under
decision of the Court at this term unless be requested
by OF the cObcurrDg Justices and it therefore de-
pends upon such contingency whether the will be
reopened.
The following abstract OF reports showing the
condition OF theNatonal Banking Association Of the City
OF New York, at the close Of business the 2ih OF
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09

EIk Creet, Otsesc, Co. Bdmnnd Kelly, p "
Fulner Waller. Al egany Co.. William Fumer. NJ.
III pewel Junction. Duicbess Co Duryea Van WICK y W.
Mit way, Ene Co. Wheeler Hotehkiss, p. NJ.
Orevlle Dutehess Co. Oliver Davidson, ?.
South Bristol, Ontario Co, Seymour L. smith, T. NJ
South Nevs,ead, Erie Co. George w. Scbworm, T. NJ
Tompkihs Corners. Chemung Co. Joseph II. Price, p VI
West Copske, Columbia Co.. Grovenor kissebraes, T. NJ
North Centre, Jefferson Co. I'd ard Cornell, T. NJ
CHANGED.
Adrisnce, Dutehes Co. to Glove Branch Junction
PosTkAsrgKs APPOIsTEn
Charlottesville, SchohArie Co., Simeon Lape.
Clirksborough Erie Co.. Blisha Bailey.
Glove Branch Junction. Dutchess Co., James W. Cady.
Golden, Erie Co., Albert Gould.
Delphi 0nondaga Co, James \. Galloway
Bagle Village, Wyoming Co, Albert s. Geibih
Ghent, Columbia Co. Jacob Stupplebeen.
kiBgsborough. Fulton Co. George II. Wooster.
Psstns Bridge, Montgomery Co, Horatio \ Brown
Petersburgb. Rensselaer, Co, Jared A. Wells
Pompey, OnOudaga Co, L. s. PomeroY.
Pompey Centre. onondsga CO., Robert Moore
Scotch Bush, Montgomery Co, Charles X. Broeme
South BrooI6ed, Madison Co, Ri :. B Manson.
SvsD, Alegsuy Co., Harvey ID. Baker
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09

the grant o o22 OF lands nuring 10 the West
crn Pacific Railroad Company OF California, under tho
Congressional acts Of 1862 and 1864 This land is In the
districts OF land subject to sale at Stockton and Mason
Vile, California.
At the Battle Of Gettysburg Con. Gabriel r. Paul OF ST.
Louis shot through both eyes, and LIS SIGHT wholly
DESTROYED Senator Drake to-day. introduced and passed
through the Senate joint resolution giving Him the
pay allowances Of Brgader he having been retired
on that rank The resolution has also passed the House
Gen Paul appointed cadet at West Point Ia 1928 by
ex-Atorney Gen. Speed at that time member OF the
House. 49,
train OF nine cars arrived here last night with over
400 white laborers from NewYork CITY, en routo to
Alabama to work on the Chattanooga ana ALABAMA iai
road.
The following Post Offices have been established and
Postmasters appointed in Eew-YUrk during the week
ending April 8, 1870:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09

Ma Ma sS GsS iaSs.l SIs%asa Bas Gen Maeiey
Chief MOaTer,
III. p,.e. of the Sth TtsG @
suy.rut.uasu. aud Professors Of q q. T. s. Military Academy West
couna.. of the hs%S tsaf of til. Cumberland
Governor. Island Baud;
COMMITTEES init s: sssi': s.. ts' ss: h.?ss'i''
The Legislature Of the STATE Of Ys..Y0rI
Judiciary of the State Of Nesforf
Committee representing the State Of Indiana
Member, ss. q @ :; :.9 s.s e. the esns:''a ss,s
vce.is.,; s. ., als, The late ate Var y.I.,, oses
dried Anay Of Of toe toe SIss ss,SslS
co. Auho,I,, Of the Cities Albany schsncady aud Troy
'P D,nu,.uou from Uson College Schenectady.
c,e ..,as,.,ioa, Masonic Odd Feios, Temperance &c.
The line OF march was up Thlrd-st to Broadway, to
Fifth North Second TO Hoosick TO RIVER 10 the Gene
weyc dismissed The procession one mile In
length and required more than an hour to pass given
noiut All along the route the streets were densey
crowded every fence. stoop piazza aud balcony Delbs
occupied by sightseers. =, ,,,, ,,... ar.
ordnance corps which had held possession since early
morning formed double lines. and presented arms
the place of burial the remains 10 be placed
temporarily In a receiving vault on arriving at the
spot the procession formed IN scmcirclc when the
casket was removed from the hearse aud deposited In
the tomb while the throng looked on reverehiialiy
M uncovered heads. The usual services OF the Epis-
eopal Church were then continued. Dr. Coit read
the opening exhortaton Bishop Doane read the eon-
mitment servcessand Dr. Wicker aLd the Kew Mr. Chap
US A. read the prayers the whole concluding WITH
Dencdicon by the Bishop. The West Point band then
played the Dead March In saul after which the rcgu
lar troops were drawn up line three yolcys OF mus
keiry were frcd and before t,s smoke had cnricd
upwards the door OF the sepnchre had closed on the last
yestige Of the " Rock OF Chickainauga."
Subsequently the members OF the Legislature. Gov
Hoffman. and number OF guests. parook OF COLLATION.
at the Troy House Gen Grant lett Philadelphia this
evening" where he Is Ia lie present at the reunion of the
Army OF the Potomac Society Tomorrow The joint com
mittee OF the senate aud House OF Representatives also
return to Washington this evening. Al meeting of the
Society of the Army Of the Cumberland this afternoon
Gen. Gordon Granger elected To deliver the eulogy
at Cleveland Ohio, In June. The United States troop
left New ork the steamer Vanderbilt ut o'clock
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
Albany.

THE DEMOCRATS AFTER AUDITOR BELL-STATE
rIECTION-sTEAM ON THE CANALS-THE
INEBRIATE AsYLUM-PROBABILIrIEs OF AD-
IOIRNMENT.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09

navy The discussion was principally the question Of
aboshing the executive officer as at present provided
by law The line officers opposed to the measure
but tho friends Of the staff in favor Of striking out
that provision in the bill. The Committee adjourned
without deciding the question: but will resume 1t to-
morrow in the hope OF completing the bill which they
now have before them.
Gen. Buffers subcommittee, who are investigating
the question whether Cuban bonds have been used 10
influence the Of Congress- to-day brought the sub
ect before the full Judiciary Committee and asked to be
sustained in requiring certain witnesses to answer gues-
tons which they have hitherto declined to answer On
Gen. Buffers statement of facts they agreed to sustain
the sub Committee and compel witnesses to answer all
questions
The House Pacific Railroad Committee to-day heard
arguments Of the counsel OF Gen. Fremont IN Deha oi
tho Memphis and FL Paso Railroad bill. Much opposi-
ton has recently developed itself in both Houses OF Con-
eress against this road Gen. Fremont however, ana
his friends are confident that they can explain every
thing connected with the road to the satisfaction OF all
concerned.
Samuel r. Harlow. Collector OF the Fourth New-York
Internal Revenue District nlsd his bond at the Revenue
Bureau to-day II was approved ana ne received M DIS m
commission and VIII proceed 10 Ne" iorh 'onsh' u
Gov senter OF Tenn viii probably appear before the
Recommendation Committee tomorrow he mas pcen con
nned 10 his room mis- arrival with severe aItack
Of neuralgia, which accounts Tor ms no. ns'"s A''0"'
Boh houses OF Congress will meet tomorrow lot iegs-
| lative business . -, ,,., ,,. 1,,,, al
The Secretary Of the Navy has ordered ihat the United
Dispatch sent TO the fisheries at Prince
Edwards Islands, 10 protect the interest OF AInerca
usbcrncn The commander OF the Dspalcn mas receveu
orders to notify fishermen that they yil not be per
u,ted 10 fish within miles OF the shore Unless hey
have a license. lhe Dispatch VIII leave Noriok III
| few ,lays. -,.o. o.,oro, ,o No,,oit
from Boston preparatory 10 sailing Ioi I~asn ~ Al, in
cnlnrndo and AIt.ka will sail from ew'1oik on mon
av next Tor the West Indies RearAdnlrai john Roger
goes Ia the Colorado rs his flagship 10 take oommahu
| The leri. -, ,,.., 4, a., a s,.. IN ds
| subn,itlsd 10 The Sseretary Of the IniHf'"T ~
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-08

The LANGUAGE OF THE EXIT has been
said that woman with a hazel eye never
clopes from her husband. never chats scandal.
never sacrifices her husbands comfort for her
own, never finds fault, never talks too much
or too little and is always an entertaining,
and lovely companion.
I'VE never knew, says brother Quill dri-
yer, but one nninieresting and unnmable
woman With IA hazel eve. and she had "A nose
which looked, ~ the Yankee says, like the
little end of nothing whitfield down to point.
The grey eye IN the sign of shrewdness aud
talent. Great thinkers and captains have it.
In woman IL Indicates better head than
heart. The dark hazel * noble in Significance
rs in its beauty. The blue is admirable, but
may b. feeble. The black eyc-tlke care
Look out for the wife with black eye! such
can he seen almost daily at the police Office
generally with II complaint against the hus
band for assault and battery
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-08

SrUrID.-We have always given the Apachcs
credit for considerable amount Of shrewd.
ness, but nov We have come to the conclusion
that he will not do for II voter, being decidedly
less intellectual than We had supposed. This
fall of Lo in our estimation has been brought
about by u foolish effort made by him to burn
an adobe house ut Camp Grant. Every effort
was made by him TO ignite said e'lidce; bu,
dried clay will not burn. and Lo having AT
length discovered this to he n settled fact, stole
n mule that had been looking on in the utmost
bewidcrmcnt. and then cleared out. This
latter act, however, shows that he came upon
business, with n mind made up 10 accomplish
something. g.-IrilOnidH.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-08

Two MES LOST IN TuE DEsERr.-The Reese
River Royeille says two men, whose names
had not been ascertained there, were recently
rescued from starvation on the Desert, Ii
miles from San Antonio, Nyo county, by
Frank Bradley. They had been in search OF
their mules, and became bcwildored. An In.
dian gave Mr.. Bradley information of theii
perilous situation, and guided him to the
place of their suffering. They had not tasted
food or water for i've days. lie placed them
on his horse and led them to his house, where
his good lady kindly cared for them.