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Chicago Items-NeWs from the Red
T.~ River Section. salDr aa1

CHICAGO, April 23.-There is a
great freshet In the YMississippi river
both on the Illinois and Iowa sides.
A great part of the country aud some
towns along the river are overfowed,
and much damage has been done to
railroads and private property.
At San Francisco, yesterday, con
tracts were entered into and signed
by the Atlantic 81 Pacific TELEGRAPH
Company, of New York, and the Cen
Oakland Railroad Telegraph lines, OF
ton for business, the Union Pacific
Road having made a similar contract
with the Atlantic d Pacific Telegraph
last Fall These lines. complete
the route from Omaha to San Fran
cisco, At Omaha they are met By
the Great Western Telegraph Com
pany. from Chicago. 1t is expected
that the whole line, from Chicago to
California, will be in operation the
coming week.
The propeller st. Louis arrived
here from Buffalo last evening, being
the first boat of the season from the
lower lakes.
Aperson just arrived at st. Paul
from Red River country. says that
when he left Winnepeg the people
were wholly ignorant Of the angry ea-
citement in Canada, least of all, that
preperations for war were going on
Every body was looking forward tc
pacific arrangements, expecting the
acceptance of the bill of rights, the
! peaceable admission of the North.
west Territory as a Province and the
advent of some Governor accepta,
bic 10 the people. Bishop Taehe has
been working with great energy tC
bring about a peaceful state of feeling
The people look for. troops to b
semitic Fort Garry, but their presenc'
there, they imagine, is simply to pro
tect the settlement from Indians, wis
are represented to be ina very excit
able state, and likely to inauguYat
war at any moment.
Riell has confseated the whole o
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KashIngt0n Ilems.

.a WASHINGTON, April 24.-Intorma-
tion having been received from the
w est that manufacturers of cigars in
New York and Philadelphia are ship
ping cigars with labels or caution mo-
tice5 attached to the borders, and
doubling over the edge of the boxes,
SO finely printed as to escape observa-
ton, except upon close scrutiny, the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
orders the seizure and detention of
cigars having thereon any such labels.
The monthly report of the Bureau
of Statistics shows that for the first
seven months of the current fiscal
year, the value of the imports exceed
ed the exports In gold value by only
SO, ,693. .572. against $33, ,S52. .17S for the
corresponding period of last year.
Returns of foreign trade for Jauu-
airy, 1870, exhibits an excess of ex-
ports over imports of So, ,605, 1884.
III DIR. Bohnton, first President of the
Howard University, was yesterday be-
fore the Committee on Education and
Labor, and testified that he had moth
ing whatever to do with the instiga-
ton charges made by Mr.. Wood
against Gen. Howard, and neither
saw nor heard of them before they
were exposed in the newspapers.
There is no Indication whatever of
the re opening of the Alabama claims
question:. The subject has not been
officially mentioned for several
months. It appears that each Gov
ernmentis waiting for the other.
The Tariff bill is considered il dan
ger of defeat. The friends of the
Pennsylvania iron interest will vote
against the bill, should the House
concur in the reduction of the duty
on pig iron made by the Committee
of the Whole
The House Committee on Foreign
Affairs made a voluminous report
this wee K on the Paraguay question.
A letter was received at the Indian
Bureau from Capt. G. NJ. Randall,
agent at the Cheyenne Agency, which
states that he is subsisting $500 In
dians. being 5000 more than the
number anticipated. and others are
daily expected.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Later Foreign Intelligence.
Proclamation by Napoleon
III. zssaa
Washington and New York
aa Is @ It6ms. l5ugssoJ -
New YEork I!ems-Hagtlen NsWs. " :

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New York Items--Haytlen News.
New York, April 24.-A Haytien
letter Of April 7th, reports that the
people are again exeitedly discussing
the San Domingo annexation ques-
ton, on account of information that
afUnited States war steamer has taken
possession Of the Bay of Marizanilo,
on the Northern frontier of Hayti.
The feeling is more bitter than ever.
1t is understood this movement of
the United States authorities is for
the purpose of preventing Luperon.
from entering the Cibas District of
San Domingo with hostile intent.
The Severn called at Cape Haytien
in search of Luperon. butt he made
his escape in an English schooner. - !.
The Fenian Congress, before adj
jonrnment, elected VIM Egan, of
New York, Vice President, aud w.
j. Cunningham, Of Utica. p Con-
ningham, of Chicago, p. Forsyth, of
Detroit, 2. SReeny, of Lawrence,
Massachusetts. John Shelly. of
Louisville, p. III. O'Grady, of Albany,
p. O'Neil, of Cleveland aud p. Oday,
of Buffalo, members of Council.
The application for the discharge
Of Frank Jones. charged with forgery
of Atlantic ~ Great Western II. r.
bonds, was refused by judge Mcneil.
Upon a boy named Kilgore, ar.
rested for theft was found a draft for
81 ,285 drawn by Field. Lester & Go.
of Chicago, in favor of Forstmann 81
Co., of this city taken from a letter
delivered at the Office by mistake.
The boy has been held for trial o3al
Mr. and Mrs. Myers. residing on
jackson Street. Williamsburg. were
dreadfully burned, yesterday, by the
explosion of kerosene oil, used IN
hurrying slow fire. -ga7 q
The st. George Society, celebrated
the anniversary of St. George, aud Of
the natal day of Shakespeare. last
evening. VIM. Cullen Bryant, was
one of the speakers. alr9l
pIts.tA.llAek. the venerable sister
of Eifz Green Ha11SSix.~~uz hurried
yesterday, at Guilford, Conn, beside
her brother. .1r- lr aal ID
Some fool in st. Louis, senta box
by express. to Horace Greeley. which
contained dead white cat packed in
saWdust; it was opened yesterday, and
set outside of the Tribune Office, for
the ash-man TO carry away.
g The steamer America, from South
ampton, of the 18th, has arrived.
Rumors are afoat that the Queen in-
tends to marry Prince of the House
of SchlesWig Holstein. fsa41
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washington Items.

0TWAsHINoToN. April 23.-Informa
ton having been received at the War
Department that large number of
buffalo robes obtained from Indians
who have been suffering from the
smallpox, and the robes undoubtedly
infected with virus, were packed
with view to- shipment,to the lead
ing posts on the upper Missouri,
the Department. has given instruc-
tions to the commanders of military
posts on the river to prevent the ship
ment or passage of any boat contain
ing the infected peltries, By their
posts. N8
Supervisor Bloofeld writes to the
Internal Revenue Office that the dis
tilers of Peoria express satisfaction
with the forty. eight hour period, and
that the distillers of Bloomington are
also working under it.
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New york Items.

~ NEW YoRK, April 23.-Recruiting
for the navy, which has been sus-
pended for some time, at the navy
yard in Brooklyn, is resumed. orders
having been received from Washing
ton to reopen rendezvous on board
the recruiting ship Vermont. Several
vessels are being filled out in haste,
for active service.
A thirty thousand dollar clerical.
defalcation ia the Surrogate's 5 office,
before the present incumbent, Hutch
ins. was elected. is reported, .a5ss
John Mccormick, the alleged part
ner of John Morrisey, has given
bonds to answer the charge of win
ming $4,000 at faro, from o Peansyl
lyanian. . b44. ~. ls e
Mai. SigOurney, claimant of the
authorship of Beautiful Snow, and
a relative Of the poetess, committed
suicide yesterday. 81 s1A--s.
City Comptroller r, B, Connolly
is about to resign.
An Intellectual attempt was made
to o-day to sell the y. S. steamer Sem
mole at auction.
The Fenians Congress adjourned
sine die this evening.
Gen. O'Neill has been reelected
President. The utmost secrecy has
been maintained In reference to the
proceedings of the Convention, bu
the impression among those claiming
to be well informed is that a war pol
| icy has been determined uppns e W
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and two four hundred and ffty pou a.
ders. Visitors are vigorously exclu-
ded.
ROME, April 23.-Tbe prelates are
active in destroying pamphlets recent
u issued by Rauscher and Swarizen-
berg against Papal iufallibility. Pho
tographs ofthese gentlemen have al
SO been seized.
DUBLIN, April 23.-Extensive prep.
arations fer a great demonstration on
the occasion of the funeral of the
late Geo. Henry Moore, Advocate of
the Irish Nationality, are being made.
All Irish societies will participate.
LIVERPOOL, April 23.-Steamship
Companies are making determined
effort to control the rate of freight on
grain, and notified the agents in the
United States not to take any grain
even on own account.
VIENNA, April 23.-The session of
Richsrath will soon be terminated.
New Governors have been nominated
for the Provinces. The election has
been ordered on the question of the
liberal Constitution. -t1-H
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DAILY JOURNAL
MONDAY. APRIL Is, 1870.
Senator MOrtOn's Speech.

We give up much Of our space to-
day and to morrow to the very able
speech recently delivered in the u. s.
Senate by Senator Morton. twill
repay careful perusal. The position
assumed by the Senator, aud thefacts
headvanees to sustain his position,
are somewhat sensational in their
character, but can not be disposed of
by his opponents by personal abuse.
We commend the speech to those who
have been insisting that the work of
reconstruction was fully accomplish
ed, and that the President ought to
make haste to issue his proclamation
of universal amnesty.
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CONDENsEB TELEGRAMS.

MONDAY, April Is.
Gold closed in New York Saturday al
The steamship Venezuelan was fowad
into New York harbor on Saturday.
The The steamer Ktna, from Liverpool, ar
Mrs. Calhoun IRanlrIe visited Mrs. Nc
1 Thursday. y"
Arrangements are being made In New
YORK TO organize a colony to settle in Ala
EF
After full Investigation, Pension
acquitted. ts aat} ~
HIII, the dsfaulting teller, OF the som.
ers Bank, has been held TO await the &c.
ton Of Grand Jury.
Recorder Hackett. IN SO much iro,ro..4,,
that he viii be able to -PFoceed to- Sii v s ~
- sFss1.s1 : Ft11 = = 81 EgTEDN
Recorder Hackett, who has been ,ut,a
i'll, Is improving, and 10 Is hopeS y HuiII Iii
iSnd RS dGa lSsi Il teaa sssi e usual at9as aIoar-
I. The Assistant Adjutant .4eparai deotas
tnat Melor General Moilo ,yen has received
The Eents,s ~ tI On to look out for
Count Otto Won Beloxv ar,, .,..4 49,,
wife took q train for 7tba vJaet ~, tSi,se !.
evening, his nAother-in-law bsyt,1 Icy saf
Hed all claims OF his indignant victims,
the members Of the Ohio Legislature
more ~, Go .sScursloo lsts were in Balti-
the Mayor. - ' AH'Aea'ioh Oh
- seems to b9 settled that Sankard IT.
Churchs sswtli os The Democratic nomfnee
HnraIs Sniei u.s., ice Of the New York Court OF
Two notorious eour.terfeiters ana b,,ry-
LaLs. JaHAes "Gardnec and George Phelps
we're arrested In N ew York, on Safurdav
es,ea The gai4g are expected o be ar-
@ Fierce ButIer., who robbed Morrison &
bonds. was arssste n New saySSS YSS on sat T.
serday, anc. over IS, 600 w orth of the bonds
were 'i l9n al ON MS person. UaaA Hl j
The rAammoth still, in Helgerfort's dis
i,ti HiW Ay, destroying 9 part of the bnildipg
Wh ere u was located, and doing consider
az Jie other damage. n@'
It is stated that the Mormous north of
SAT- LaEe CiIy are buying Rllthei arms
and amm an itions they can obtain. The
ostensible object is protection against IN
dian hogtilitles, but the Indians have new
er been hostile TO the. Mormons.
. a The fuuaral of Ansou BurIinoane oc-
pressfve ceremonies. Bcsiness was Eus-
pended and flags were III half mast. The
rem aims were inferred at Mt. Auburn,
Boston. be-
The bill repeating the Registry law
thrOue hOut New Y ork State, except IN
ored voters on equality with whites
passed the New ork legislature on Sat-
uTday. -.s.s
The New York. State Senate before the
1nal passage of the New York tax levy,
adopted the amendnent repeating. the
provision of tn former tax bill 9viding
for the support OF sectarian sools, the
repeal 20 take effect DecemF - 30th next.
A Court Ma rtial hrs been sitting in New
n ork ctty for several days Among tho
officers tried was First Lteutenant II, +.
RyeF.Seeond HpftagI 4 satess ArffIIerv who
has been found guGTciT 2oe presenting a
false and s1fRudulent q aim against the
" nited States. and senten eed To forfeit all
pay ana atioWau ces due aim, to be CASH
ierd aud dismissed the Sc vice. and rem
dered incompetent TO hold my position Of
respo visibility or trust under the Govern
Inent. aud to be confined for three years In
such penttentiary as the yprt per authors
ties may direct. -. -..slls..s aa
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The Authorities vAgilant.
News from the Winnspega
Foroigrs News of interest
All about the Plebisoitun.
MISCELLANEOUS zTslegrs.rns.
Canadian ARaIrs-rhe Fealan scare.

Canadian AfFaiFs-Tfe Fenlan Scare
| MoNTRE AL, April 23.-Orders hay,
! been issue, to disband the volu ntee
corps in &C tive service except thos'
on the from tiers, y sy 4af.,-t ee.
thirty 10 ur persons, arrested OF
the charge of Fenianism, having Civ
en- satisiact Dry explanation, were dis
charged. 80 --t~ s.ff
Capt. Cam !eron is organizipe for G,
OF mounted police for Red River -
+ a telegl am from Hunmingford
says: Last light a, party of Ghree from
the United States, attempte d to pass
the sentry On the outpost guards, two
miles, fropa that place. After being
dpIy challenged and ordered to halt.
they were received at the bayOnet's
!, point by the sentrylo One of the
horses was badly injured and the
wagon overtuI ned and smashed. Two
of the party were arrested; the third
jlescaped. e. sra re4f W nf al
| An Investigation to day. lead to the
belief that the affair was merely a
piece of bravado. - fa
TORONTO, April 23.-The gun boat
Rescue. left Kingston last night for
Prescott to patrol the st. Lawrence,
between Kingston. and Prescott.
The Prince Alfred arrived at Sa-
reHa yesterday afternoon. Her force
consists of sixty men and four off
GERS, andais armed with two Arm
strong guns, two brass howitzers and
one pivot gun. ~ 3a'
It is understood that the stock
holders of the Great Western Rail
road accord their consent to the bill
authorizinRla branch road to be con-
structed from Glencoe, east, forming
southern read, and that doible
traeko will be laid on the west ern
road between Windsor and Glencoe
The new work will be commenced
this season. 4i =
~ OTTAWA April 23,--To day the SO
called delegated Father Richott and
Scott were brought up on warrant
charging them with aiding and abet-
ting In the murder of It. Scott, at
Fort Garry, Considerable interest
was manifested, and prominent mem
bers of the House of Commons were
present Various gentlemen from
Red River were also in the Court.
Mr.. Lees appeared for the prosecu
tion on behalf Of the Crown, aud
Hon. John Hilliard Cameron ap-
peared for the prisoners.
On the Magistrate taking his seat,
Lees said after consulting with eoun-
sci, and considering the evIdenoo of
the witnesses which had been exam
med, they came to the conclusion that
the evidence they had to produce
would not be of such a nature as to
Justify the commitment of the I,ris-
oners. The private prosecution had
CONSENTED to withdraw from the pros
ecution, and as the Crown had no
further evidence to offer, and no
wish to- press the matter, it also
withdrew. The Magistrate orde red
them discharged. The prisoners left
the court room amid the congratl lla-
tons of friends. 4t*of
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PhIladelphIa Items.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-An at
tempt to rob the Southwark Bank,
whose vaults contained $4,000, 600,
was frustrated last night. and the
burglars escaped with their imple-
ments.
In the Court of Nisi Prius, yester-
day, a preliminary injunction was
granted prior to an argument restrain
ing a collector of internal revenue
from collecting income tax on diYi-
dend and earnings applied to the con-
strucfion of the Philadelphia & Tren-
ton Railroad, Ten or twelve leading
railroads in the State have refused to
pay tax, aud await the action of the
Court.
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.aaI --,.lTa1 SATURDAY. March q.

.eat .assigar SATURDAY, March %.
Sv-4NArE.-No session. lst
HoUsE.-The credentials of r. ID. Peck,
mem Der elect from the 1enth Ohio dis
trIct were presented, and Peck was sworn
in aud took nis seat. a resolution was
offered that indefnate leaves OF absence
shall not extend beyond the second Mon
day OF May. The bill. relative. TO the
Arkansas hot springs reservation, was
the Senate amendment TO the income tax
bin. leaving the, Senate. to ask Confer
d dIseussion 1t was stated that the whole
MUM Der who paid income tax was ~. .sa3.
Those who paid SO or less numbered lOls-
600. and If the exemption was raised to
$4,000, that class would all be cut OIL. Those
who pay between S25 and $50 number Co.
fgf Those who pay $50 80 Sl00 number
4I.l96 Those between 500 and EGO, 1920
and those over 500, g, ,16i- Voorhees, favor
ed the continuance of the income tax,
and declared 1t would be the most un-
| popular thing the HousecouId DO TO abol.
| ish the tax Without any definate action,
the House adjourned.
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the McKenzie River supply of furs
received in two years catch, worth
s45, 900, and only delivered them up
when ransomed by MeTavish, by the
payment Of s., 600, and a promise Of
81 600 more when needed.
Five thousand bushels Of oats were
sold on Change here to day, delivera-
BILE on the reception of intelligence
that the Fenian army had occupied
the Red River country. d ar
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MEMPHIS, April PA freight
train on the Mobile & Ohio Railroad
ran through trestle near Humboldt,
yesterday, demolishing the engines
and six cars. The damages to the
trestle will be repaired tomorrow.
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st. LOnfs Itenis.

ST. LOUIS. April 24.-Fiye compa-
nies of the Seventh Cavalry. now at
Fort Leavenworth, are under orders
to proceed to Fort Hays for active
service against depredating Indians.
General Custar will Command. ~
Chas. Hodgman, for many years
Cashier OF the Boatmen's Savings In
stitution OF this city, died yesterday.
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CIncInnatiItems.

CINoINNATI, April 23.-The Board
of Trade to-day recommended GER
tain amendments to Senator Sher-
mans Cincinnati and Chattanooga
Railroad Bill, as it will, if adopted
in the estimation of the Board, en-
able the trustees appointed to build
the Cincinnati Southern Railroad
under the ten million loan, to enter
upon the construction of the road
under a national charter.
Lynch, the murderer of Sears, be-
fore the police court to day, was
bound over to answer the charge ol
murder in the first degree before
the Common Pleas Court.
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THE BASIS or CIVIL SOCIETY. - Essays for
Young Men, on the honor aud happinesg
OF Marriage, aud the evils and CANCERS OF
Cenbacyj with sanitary help for the at
tainment Of mans true position IN lifo.
sent freel IN sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Pox p. Phlla-
delpkta, Pa HfelO daw3m
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61=slx apartments on "a ToomV piece q =
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session. IRE premises ave wei supplied
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The grounds are planted With desirable
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there Is street on the side andhn alley in
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There is a good cellar, clstern. with
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Property convenient TO business Innre
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For farther particulars apply % s r.
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IN Iabt sunday morning. from the ain-
~ DIG or the subscriber, Irving ~ mfieg
sitst-OI frincotoni Ind one aorrel mare. b
gSatLs gists olus Dalu lace and four white legs
with two red spots on front feea. nnd I'll 31
main main and tail. Also one red Eorrel horse
IpH hands high, short main and wOrE
signs years olu. Fifty dollars reward
wal DC paid for Information that viii lead
70 LAelr recovery.
lE. = JOHN M. RAMSEY.
. lhpllA .I IN .IH Princeton, Iud.
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Vocal Training school.
rB,.s,f,ase or II Rmlxmvpffv

wEYILL open school for the cutiva-
wv ton OF the voice aud Improvement
In singing on the first OF May next. Per-
sons desiring to become members OF the
class will please leave their names a6 War;
ren's Music Store. Terms SO per month.
Lessons twice a week ap22 td
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TEIlEGRAPmIC.
Saturday Nights Dispatches,

Tho Fsnian Scare in Can
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