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WASHINGTON, June 30. 187O.-The
case of Pat. Woods is likely to be made
forever memorable I intimated yester-
day that he would probably be duly con-
rictcd. If the House shall determined
(Which is still almost certainty to stick
10 its dignity and the man shall con-
sequently be sent to a dungeon, learn
that the matter will be brought before the
courts. Plenty of money will be advanc-
ed for this purpose 1t also happens tina,
the keeper of our local bastile does not at
present hold his sublime post from any
department of the Government support
ing its dignity by the potency of the
bayonet. The opinion is, therefore, that
writ of habeas corpus will be respond
ed to by him with commendable prompt
ness.
A naval officer once appealed ''for jus
tice" to Commodore Decatur, alleging that
a oas citizen had pulled his nose and
kicked him from one end of the Philadel-
phia navy yard to the other. ''And is
this vile citizen yet living ?" inquired
camly the Commodore. Y es, replied the
supplicant, "and if you will accompany
me will point him out" Il have al
ready dictated a request for your dismissal
from the navy" said Decatur; land, up
on inquiry, if find the citizen other
,cise qualified I shall recommend him for
your position.
The moral of this anecdote is not that
Pat Woods shall or ought to take the place
in Congress of Porter. 1t is to the effect
that if Congress, as a body, shall proclaim
their collective cognlzancc of personal
offences, including insults and bodily in
juries inflicted upon members, whenever
inflicted. it must needs be merely proc
lamation of personal responsibility. and
a declaration in open day of personal
cowardice and individual immunity for
Offences, h wever outrageous, committed
in their official or unofficial capacity X
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CEYMOUR HOUSE.;
y ORKNEY SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
The Subscribers having leased and repaired
the well-known
SEYMOUR PROPERTY
at Orkney Springs, would respectfully announce
tt the public that we are now prepared to Receive
Visitors and accommodate all who may give us a
call. Re about completing
TEN-PIN ALLEY AND BAR ROOM,
convenient to the Hotel, in pleasant location,
and we will use every exertion to render both
invalids and pleasure seekers comfortable. Our
Table will be furnished with such delicacies and
substantials will please the most fasdious, and
the bar with choice Liquors. Our Stabling is
sufficient to accommodate any number OF horses,
and will be in charge of honest and accom-
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for the Season.
TERMS: SIS &C PER WEEK. $3.50 PER DAY
GID. HEPNER SON.
July, 7, 1S70,-2w.
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.

The duties and compensation of the
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as provided by the former laws.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


PANS. April 15--Dispatches were
received from La Cruz4s announcing
the strike ended there Tor q time.
The Journal OBictet contains de-
cree nominating NJ. SegTla as Minis
ter Of Finance. replacing M. Bnhet !
charging NJ Emile Olivier with the
Seeretaryship Of Foreign Affairs AZ
intertqn, in place of III. Darn, and
Maurice Richard with that Of Pu0ilc
instruction Gd interim.
Alta meeting Of the Left and Rldl-
cal Journalists last night. Gambotta,
Suieon, Pelletou, Picard and many
other members of the Corps were
present, and the sixty two provincial
and fourteen Paris journals were rep
resented. Tt was decided to vote
negatively on the P}ebiscifatns, and TO
circulate manifesto against It's ob-
ject.
The deputies IN the Left Centre
In the Corps Le3Islatif will meet to-
morrow to decide what course to pur-
sue in regard to the Plebfscstals.
ROME, April 15.-Yesterday Ger,
tain number of fathers abstaancd
from assisting at a meeting OF the
Ecumenical Council, when the vote
on the schema against hetrodoxy was
taken. Others accompanied their
votes with q declaration of disappro-
val OF the manner In which the
schema had been discussed.
Theauthorities keep themselves we'll
informed of the projects OF Mazzlnl
and his parties, for another attempt
in Rome, and are obliged to increase
their vigilance and severity. With
In a few days forty suspected persons
were arrested il Rome and neighbor-
| ing pontifcaI towns, and avoWaIs,
ELECTED at their examination, leave
no doubt of extensive conspiracy
within the papal territory, the leaders
of which are acting in concert, with
the revolutionary party outside.
MADRID, April 15.-Senor Olosaga
has been appointed President OF the
Council of State.
| The Barcelona insurgents arc re-
ceiving unusually severe sentences at
| the hands of the council of war.
In the Cortes, yesterday, Cen Prln
| intimated that a certain time would
be allowed, during which the clergy
must take the oath of allegiance.
LONDON, April 15.-Five hundred
emigrants sailed from this city. yes
terday, for Canada in the steamship
Midway.
VIENNA, April 15.-The new min
istry have issued manifesto of the
policy they say will endeavor to
| smooth all difficulties and soften all
asperities; but without departing
from constitutional ways or violating
imperial rights. the Government Will
identity itself with the movement foI
national development on the basis 81
common rights and liberty.
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Washington Items-IncOme TAX, &c

WASHINGTON, April l0.-A " asn-
ington special states that the Ways
and Means Committee had under con-
sideration yesterday the Senate reso
| luton defining the time for the col
lecting of income tax. The committee
do not take the same view OF the
question as the Senate have Indicated
in their substitute for the House
proposition, preferring the explaua-
tory resolution passed BY the House.
They decided to non concur and ask
for &. Committee of Conference IN re-
gard to the continuance Of the income
tax for another year or more. The
committee doubt whether it can be
carried through the House. even IN
the modified form of q petition and
memorial
Letters from prominent individuals
to members Of the House are coming
in from all parts of the country, urg-
ing the entire abrogatIon OF the entire
income tax.
The Senate Republican caucus this
morning resumed the consideration of
the charges brought against Secretary
Gorham by Senator Cole. After dis
cussion, the whole matter was refer
red back without instructions, TO the
same committee Of three Senators,
who recently took testimony on the
subject, the understanding being that
they will use their efforts to bring
about an adjustment Of this personal
difficulty.
The Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enua has issued Special Order No. 76.
reinstating Special Order No. I'll, pre-
scribing d new form Of book to be
kept BIZ Wholesale liquor dealers, rec
tifiers and distillers. to take effect on
| the first of May. The Commissioner
has decided that hotel bills incurred
while travelling or away from home
/ in the prosecution of business, may
be deducted from income returns.
/ Gen. Ord reports the Coyotes and
many other Araehe tribes in Arizo-
MIA peaceabIe aud well disposed, and
recommends they be placed On the
| Reservation. away from mining lands.
! The President has recognized Pau
lin Neboyet, Consul Of France, at
Chicago.
BroVet Brig. Gen. Vessels. (Lieut-
| Col. unassigned) will, III addition to
his present duties, perform those of
Superintendent General Of Recruit
ing Service al Cincinnati, Ohio.
The proposition of the Oswego
Board Of Trade. for a reduction On
| Canadian wheat Of ten per cent, was
advocated before the Ways and Means
Committee to-day BY Representative
Churchill The Committee IL unlikely
to yield thereto.
No action will be taken on the
funding bill this week.
/
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DAILY JOURNAL
SATURDAY, APRlE 70, 1870.
CONDEssRB TELRGRlMs.
SATURDAY, April i0

SATURDAY, April lG
Mrs. Emma wfiford. the founder OF the
Trey. IN. 5 seminary, died yesterday, at
the "a vaneed age Of eighty four years.
The Massachusetts House of Representa-
ttqes has vol Cd fayornbly on the resolu-
tion TO report the Reading and Writing
clause In the state Constitution.
Medina Ohio, o village OF 1000 inhabi-
tants, was totally destroyed BY IRE yester-
day morning. ~ consist ed almost entirely
or wooden hn1l0fnRs. and had no facilities
for exitnguishtng nres.
a capital stock OF seven million dollars.
has been subscribed In New York City, for
the purpose of erecting Crys al Palace
for the approachfnR International Exhibi-
taon IN that city.
Only ten men are now at work on the
new Post Ofice building In New York. the
appropriation OF 100000 being about ex-
hausted, and 1t is said an additional $780,
000 will be requts ed 10 carry on the opera
tiona flli the 4th OF July nc the rate OF
progress hitherto being made.
Good Friday was more generally OBJ
anv previous Occurrences. The Govern
ment Offices, banks and counting rooms
wsrs Ksps qren he cgd ~ y Iee bniay 5a nay
The Stock, Gold, Produce and Merchants
Exchanges and the Board OF Cotton Bro
kers observed the day by a suspension Of
the usual business meetings.
The New York Tri5une OF yesterday
morning says that when the Mcfarland
trial shall have been concluded. If shall
ask attention TO the question, how far
shall lawyers be permitted to culminate
ladies, who are not legally charged with
any offense. without the shadow OF excuse
aud without tncurrtng judicial admoni-
tlons ftnisO annDu ices tnaG the eulogfstic
obituary on Henry J. Raymand, which
appeared In Its columns, was written by
Mrs. Calhoun.
Latest dispatches give q long list of the
sufferers by the Medina Ere. but report
/ Il
ers. Every business block except two was
deatroye ed, and the IRE only ceased when
the material WAS exhausted Many peO-
pie were severely burned in their efforts
To extingufsh the fire, but none fatally.
Many persons were rescued from second
story windows, and many saved nothing
except snch clothing AS they could readily
lay hands on. No estimate Of the total
| loss is given.
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Chicago Items.

CHICAGO, April 15.-The Fenian
Congress has changed tho old consti-
tuition Of Rthe Brotherhood, and in
place of President and Senate has ap-
pointed an Executive Cons mittee,
consisting of rine members. It has
also voted te send q committee of
three to confer with New York con
xention to be held on the 18th inst,
The Congress will probably adjourn
to night.
Trade ia this city has never before
been so lively as during the pastfew
days. The aggregate sales in four
prominent branches of goods at
wholesale, for the present week, will
! probably reach So 000G00.
The water from Broken Yannel
dc st. Anthony, Minn.@ dermined
yesterday, tho Summit and, IsIand
| Touring mill, and Mault0n's planning
mill, and they were completely de.
stroyed The total loss is ever 500.
000 The prospect now is that the
entire eastern portion oF Heuuepin
Island. on which are many valuable
mills and costly dam and bridge,
will be swept away before the water
can be shut off from the head of Bro.
ken Tunnel.
To accomplish this, a dam Is nov
being constructed. which will keeF
the water not only out of the tunnel
but from the saw mills at st. An.
thony, capable of saving 100000
| feet Of lumber per day, rendering
them useless for the best part of thl
season. It is understood at Sc. Pau
that General Hancock. commanding
the Department Of Dakotah, will b
soon transferred to either st. Louis o
San Francisco, having been offeres
his choice Of those locations sine
The death of General Thomas, and
is believed that he viii prefer 81
Louis.
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Interesting Foreign News
Waahingtou and Now York
miscellaneous kilograms.


LOUISVILLE, April 15.- a court
martial, convened BY President Grant
for the trial Of Brig. Gen. Totten,
Lieut.. Col. and Assistant Inspector
General, u. 5. a., met in this city to-
day. The. court is composed of the
following officers: Gen. s. @. Lowell,
Colonel Of the Fourteenth. Infantry,
President; Gen. 81 w Crawford, Col
onel Of the Second Infantry; Gen. G..
Pennebaker, Colonel Of the Sixteenth
Infantry; Gen. lei W. Vessels. Lieut..
Colonel, U. s. A.; Gen. II. s. Granger,
Sixteenth Infantry; Gen. Ayers, Gen.
j.. 4. Haines, Major and q. $ Gen.
j.. al Potter, Major and M aud
Captain @. A. Whittier, Nineteenth
Infantry, Judge Advocate
One Of the charges against General
Totten ii said to be, absent without
leave After remaining in session
here for two or three days, tho Court
will proceed co Charleston, South
Carolina, for the purpose Of procuring
testimony, and will then return here
to conclude their proceedings.
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view York liens.

Tt Is reported that the Young De-
mocracy have resolved to run ticket
at the May charter election. with
Smith Ely, for Mayor. Thurlow Weed,
for Comptroller. and John Fox, for
Sheriff.
The Plymouth Church (Beecher's)
Trustees have purchased another
church edifiee for alteration. and viii
use it 40 a Second Bethel Mission
School.
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HALIFAX, April 15.-Murray's s res
olutions on confederation. with the
amendments made by the Govern
ment. have not yet come up for dis
cussion. The Government resolu-
tions will recite the comforting Of the
Knighthood on Sir A. T Gait. after
his declaration Of independence
views, and resolves that the British
Government be asked to state plainly
its views on independence Of Prince
Edwards Island. The Government
has received q dispatch from Earl
Granville. 10 eject urging the incor-
poration OF the Island In the Do
minion.
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s.. Louis IIems-AnOther Defanlter

ID -
Sr. Louis, April Is. - Christian
Garrell, who was a clerk In the City
Auditors Office, several years previ-
Gus to 1859 was charged with embez
cling funds from that Office. and fed
To Germany To avoid arrest, suhse-
quently was indicted By the Grand
Jury and an effort made to secure his
arrest, but without success. Last
Wednesday he returned 20 tne city,
aad to day voluntarily appeared be-
fore the Criminal Court and gave
%, ,O0O bonds and was released.
The exact amount of Garrell's en-
bezxlement is not known. but esti
mated nearly 500 ,000..
The committee who have been ex.
amipg the accounts Of Susisky. the
| defaulting Treasurer, have completed
their labors and will report to thc
/ Mayor tomorrow.
After several days of warm weatbe,
we suddenly changed last night, anC
rain, bail and snow has fallen to -dav
The mercury marked 90o yesterday
and to day fell to 36'.
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BosroN, April 15.-John 3. Eld-
ridge, in a statement to the legisla-
ture Committee, said every dollar OF
the 2,000,0 600 State aid to the Hart
ford and Erie Road won't into the
work and enterprise. His whole heart
was in the work, and he endorsed
paper to the amount Of over 81 600.
600, 10 that to-day. if the claims
were settled, he would not even own
house over his head.
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OPera Eouse:
INo. -


UNITED STATES on A1rEREC Z ss,.
District 8f Gndiaua, f@9t5
RFYEEREASs a libel OF information
wv WRg died I'd the District Court Of the
United states tsr the District OF Indiana,
on the hfst day of March 1870, by william
Eewcunb, by Charles E. Marahs Egq-s hlE
Proctor, against the steamboat Emma
Floyd, her enginNsi tackle apparei, ana
boilers and furniture, saiZed &C said Dis
tFiet In a cause 90 damages. civl and marie
time, and etaimtnR damages in the sum Of
$50 49, ana praying pFoeeTs against said
steamboat, and that the sal2e may be con-
dened and sold therefor.
B NOW, therefore, IN pur uance of the Mo-
ntfion under the seal OF said Court to me
directed and dsi1yareds A dc hereby give
pubic Notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or IA any man=
ner interested therein, that they be and
appear before the District Court OF the
United States, 70 be held at the City q 1n-
dfanRpoifss In ans for tbs District OF indie
ana ON She first Monday OF May next, &c
10 O'clock or the forenoon OF hhat day, then
and there to interpoRe their clatma and
make their aIlega ions ! q thaf gel3seasle.
BEN SRDDN8ekts u - hAsAEsIalA-
SAMUEL DAY Deputy
Attest u ID. ROWLAND GEks Hnb=Aa5
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INDIANAPOLIS. April 15.-A man
named Barney HinshaW, 81 bbed and
killed Abraham Heaston. at Win
chester, Ind, this evening. The mur-
derer has not been arrested. !,
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PnhIIc sale.

AT0TKCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
AN& thn undersianed VIII offer for sale. a.
public auction, at the door OF the Court
Hense, In the city Of Evnnavilie, on
SATURDAY, May TrLxs 1870,
The following described real estate satu-
ate IN vasaderburah County, Indiana, to-
witt
Lot NO eight (s), and the adjoining one
half OF Lot No. nine l9l, Block elNnt CD
ERsterm EnlarGemeuscf cf The city 81 EVANS
Willie.
The said premises are situated on OnIk
Street, between Third and Fourth Streets
contain good two.bt0ry frame dwelling,
with cellar. clsfern, stable &C., end being
that part OF the rnnl estate OF J Ds3ph
Wark. deceased. ordered 10 be sold BY the
terms or mis- Last win and testament
sale 10 coEam&nce At two o'clock II. NJ
TerHma Hf aale-0na-thlrd cash, the resi-
due in one and two years, the purchasers
giving notes. secured by mortgage on the
prem AseM. with ten per cent. interest, and
waivfng Keiiaf frcrn valuation or nppraiae.
m8ut AAMa4 1BC5- WAAks
ap2 d4w Executor.
fDem0krat please c0Ry1
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Administrators Notioa-

wT0THCE is hereby givens that the un-
~ derslgned has been appointed Admins
falrator of the estate Of Ira Cavens, late Il
Vanderburgh County, deceased. Said es
tate "a supposed to be solvent.
LEVI HOOKER. Admtnistratof
March q, -mhd0 w3w
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ONO LegIslature.

CoLuMBUs, April 15.-The House
spent nearly the entire day o. the
Appropriation Bill. The Senate
amendments were all agreed to, and
the bin is now law. Tho House
passed the Senate Bill amending the
Municipal Code, after making sever
al amendments to it The Senate re-
fused to concur in the House amend
ments. and the bill viii probably
fnil.
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MONTREAL, April 15.-Volunteers
from the country continue to arrive
Everything is-qaiet on the frontier.