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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24
SECOND EDITION
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Protection to Citizens Abroad.
The North Atlantic Squadron.
Needed Increase of the Navy
A Horrible Murder at Troy.
The Mobile Races.
Al LCuban Meeting at Boston.
Etc, Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. MARCH 2
CLEARED THIS MORNING.


Steamer Beverly, Pierce New York, W. p Clyde
Co.
Steamer Chester Jones, New York, W. p ClydeGCo.
Schr j. Walker Walker, Providence, SnnicksOn
Co.
schr Ann L. Carl, Tyler, Savannah, John c. Scott
Sons.
Schr Alfred D. HuddeI, Long, Boston, Day, Hudden
4 Co.
Schr JAS. L. Maloy. Russell, CamDrtdgeport do.
Schr III. Smith, Preston. Greenport SinnicRs0D Co.
SchT Minnie Kinnie, Parsons, Norwich, do.
Schr Frapkln A., Malanson Gloucester, do.
Schr j. q. Babcock, Smith, Boston, do.
SchT Reading RR. No. a. Bartlett, N. Haven, do.
Schr Daniel Brown, Smmell Providence, do.
Schr NJ. f. Rockhill, Rockhill, Marblehead, do.
Schr W. Wallace, Scull, Boston, do
Tug Commodore, Wilson, Baltimore with tow or
baTges, w. p. Clyde Co.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING
Steamer S. @. Walker, Sherin, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. TO w. M. Baird 4 Co.
Steamer Chester, Jones, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. p. Clyde 4 Co.
Steamer Bristol, Wallace, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. p Clyde Il Co.
Steamer X. Willing, Cundin, 10 hours from balu-
more, with mdse. to A. Groves, Jr.
Schr Mahlon, Donohue, 10 days from Nanucoke
schr Thos. 6. Worell, Seward, days from Nor
folk.
schr Sarah D. Cardcastle, Fannie, s days from
Talbot Co., Nd with railroad ties 10 west Chester
schr Mary C., spple, day from Milford; DEL,
Tug Cbesapeake. Merrihew, from Baltimore with
a tow OF barges to w. p. Clyde Co. ~. ,a,f
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
by 1slegraph.)


NEW YORK, March M.-Arrived, steamships China
from Liverpool, and Australia, from Glasgow.
Also arrived, steamship Lafayette, from Hayre
and Brest.
from Rio for orders. Passed in for Baltimore-Brig
Matilda, from Pernambuco. Passed out--Brigs
Cleia, Francis Jane, and Mechanic; bark Warren
Ordway and schr West Dennis, for the West Indies.
PORT OF PHIIADELPHIA.......... MARCH "a
State OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELR0RAPH
OFFICE.
IA. M........35I II A. M..,....46I 2P. M,.....4 40
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turned on the Sd Of March. They passed
over Lieut.. Strains route for a cOnsidera.
bic distance, following the Caledonia riv.
or to the tOotspf, ties,l last range pf Cor
dillcras TIT divide Tile Carfib.
bean sea iFOm thc PacifiU Sbpc,
then crossed the mOIlltlinS tot ihc
western slope; had an interview
with an Indian chief, and then
returned. It was successful rccOnnOis.
sanCe, demonstrating that Caledonia river
has rise OF only tihy feet TO the noun.
tain spurs, and between that point and the
plain Of Sucuhli river on tho Pacific slope,
and there Is but a mile and a halt Of high.
er elevation. II Is believed surveys will
prove the water shed between. Caledonia
and Sucubli rivers L. not more than one
hundred and fllty FEEL. Pack mules have
been sent for to Carthagenia. The sur.
vcyors arc running q line to the lowest oil
the mountain passes. but the work Is slow,
owing 10 tho dense underground. The
expedition Is healthy. The Indians are
friendly, but It Is said tie Indians on the
Pacific slope are not. Several passes will
soon be examined by Captain Selfridge,
and all arc sanguine Of success.
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GEORGIA has bcCn three times rcorga'
nizcd, and YET Governor Bullock and his
friends maintain that there is no possible
lily Of preserving order there unless they
are permitted to hold offices for Two years
beyond the term for which they were
elected. ThereupOn Mr. Drake proposed
to admit the Suite, hut 10 provide Tor
qunrtcring troops upon my county or
town in which disorders should occur.
senator Carpenter and others replied, in
effect, "cither Georgia is fit for civil gov
eminent, or not, Ifshe istit, we have no
business to put absolute power into the
hands Of my man to establish there at
pleasure military despotism. II she IS
not fit for civil government, pray let us
not admit her rs IL State, hut keep her
under military rule" The logic Is un-
unswcrable. The Senate, il appears, has
voted, 80 TO 90, to postpone action awhile,
md 1t Is possible that the course indicated
hy tho Senator from Wisconsin may he
adopted
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THE great problem Of tho Democratic
managers at this time is to secure as large
IL proportion Of the colorcd votes as posi-
bic without embracing tho African as n
man and brother in such an open md
undisguiscd manner as 10 disgust the rank
ind file Of the untcrrifcd. Tho problem
Is a knotty one, and il the Democracy Of
to day succeed in solving it, they will
show themselves to be better masters Of
strategy than any one would have reason
to expect from their performances during
the last decade. The Richmond Di9patrh
since the ratification Of the Fifteenth
Amendment, has shown commcndable
interest in the political welfare Of the
American citizens Of African descent, and
It strongly urges upon them the impoItcy
of NIL casting their ballots one way,
that way being against the Democracy
The Di,patch says:
"Upal eolorsd people discriminate, y g clear
90 hkaa hoelt Of sheep (all one way, they WI
prove themselves unworthy tobC voters"
The formation Of IN African party-if
we may call it so-would undoubtedly be
a mistakcebut ,here IL no present danger
thatany such party win be formed or ut
tempted. But tlc negroes since their
emancipation have, as general rule,
shown themselves 10 beprctty good judges
of the political situation, and tho old pro-
slavery party has done very littloto secure
either their votes or their good will. At
the next election In Richmond the Dis
patch will prop0bIy find that the colOrCd
peopleknow, how to discriminate without
instruction. The events Of the last ten
years are too vivid in the recollection Of
the oolorcd voters ofthc United States for
the Democracy to have any great hopes Of
recruiting their ranks from them for some
time to come Mt least.
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TIE Washington correspondent OF the
Providence Journal avs there is no doubt
that the ways and means committee have
substantially agreed upon tho income tax
In the tax hill the tax will be reduced to
three per cent, and the exemption to two
thousand dollars The five per cent fax
is TO run till 1871. In the the House there
will he a severe contest on this point rs
there Is u firm determination IN the Mrl
Of very large number, perhaps" MAORI
tv, that the reduction shall commence I'M
mchiatrly. THERE'S very little expecta-
ton, he says, Tint the tax will hc abolished.
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ITO OWNERS OF HORSES AM

ITO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
l. CATTLE.-TOblAs' Derby Condition Pow
dcrS are warranted superior to any Others, or no
pay, for tho cure Of DIstClupCr, Worms, bots,
Coughs, HidC.BOund; Colds, &c., in Horses, and
Colds, Coughs, Loss Of Milk, Black Tongue,
Horn DIstempcr, &C., in Cattle. These "POw.
dcrs" were formerly putup by Simpson /. Tobias,
sou Of Or. Tobias. and SIncc his death the de-
mand has been 40 great that DR.. Tobias has CON
tInucd to manufacture them. They arc perfectly
Safe and innocent; no need OF stopping the work
Ing Of your animals. They increase the apo.
tito, give Nuc coat, cleanse tho stomach aud
urinary organs, and increase tho milk Of cows.
Try them, and you will never be without them.
Col. PhIIo r. Bush. OF tho jerome pAtk Race
Course" FortlhanI, n. y, would not use them
until hc was told Of what they were composed,
since which time he Is never without them. lie
has over twCnty running horses In his charge,
and for tho last three years has used no other
medicine for them. Sold by Druggists and Store
keepers throughout tho United States. Price, q
cents per Box. Depot, 10 Park Place, Eow York.
apr8d&w #
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DARIEN EXPEDITION.
Progress Of tho Survcy.-.ProSpects Of
Success.
Ngw YORK, April ..

gfg New York, April ..
The steamer Henry UhNuncCy brings
Panama dates to April 1st. Advices from
the Darlcn expedition aro Of March ?Sth,
From Caledonia Bay several miles inland
Ind been explored, hut no low elevations Of
land were discovered, and the expedition
consequently had accomplished nothing.
Moro iaborers were being obtained at As
pInwaIl. The NIpSic ind guard werOtn
Caledonia Bay.
4 letter from the Darien expedition, dN.
ted Caledonia Bay, 10th ult,, states that on
their arrival the Indians on both sides Of
the bay were assured they would not hG
molestcd, and their friendship secured.
Washington river was explored II mile
from III mouth, when the boats sent found
il impossible 10 proceed further and rc.
turned, but It was decided to commence
the SURVEY about three hundred yards
from tie mouth Of this river. Subse'
ouently Capt: selftidge, accompanied By
othGr 6tlcers and Slxty. flour marines, Start.
eddy way Of Caledonia river TO reach the
hsadwGters of the Savannah river, and re-
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sPEclAL,NorIcEs.


MADNEssl P ARAL Y,sI s!
apEATIi / may snSus Gom using pre-,
piltIeaS ilr colprIng the hair charged with
AssatS OF ma and shiphur. You may know
tim y tBe heavy metallic sediment which hal
to he f6lEcn up before tho disgusting compound
can u applied. The journal Of Chemistry
says tReFdsGrc thirty Of Mem IN he mar.
kt. There IL but onu dye In existence which con.
tAins no dClOtCriouS substance, and thAtIS
CrlStadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye,
which has been carefully analysed by Professor
Chiffon, and declared by him to contain no lead
Or AMI other hprtiul ingredient. See his manu-.
script certificate, 1t CriStGtorO'A, Aston House,
Now York. z I3E FElIH80g
CRISTADORo'S HAIR PREsERVATIVE, Al
Dressing, AcIS like charm on the Hair AFTER
Dyelug. Tyit. Aprsd&w
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GEN: BuT1lR'sjol resolution for the
ACQUISITION of San Domingo, which heck
poets to get before the House early this
week, provides for the annexation Of San
Domingo as the Territory Of Dominica
with the consent Of the DominicanS, and
il further provides for tho payment o
81 S5O,770 %, and no more, to liQuldatc
tho debt Of the new territory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12

Ny child, aged Hvc yeara, had scarlet fever, and
for dve days had constant fever. By order Of the
doctor gave her syrup Of rhubarb; abe took
nearly pint, but her bowels continued closed,
On the afth day tho doctor said her bowels must
be opened or she would BIZ lost. proposed
Bandtcth's Pills; to this he wouid not consent
saying she was too weak. consulted with my
husband, and We concluded to give her three
pills. In about four hours they operated, hllIng
half full common chamber. After that opera
tion tho fever loi her. and she rapidly recovered
Reference, 900 CcrmoRt Avenue; IIrOOklyn.
Apr8d&w
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AUGHLTN'S EXPECTORANT sly

AUGAIlN . FAIAEcS LYMAN ~
ARUP.-Among the many things Required du'
ring this unpleasant winter for personal IIEALTu,
COMFORT and EASE this Syrup stands among tho
arst. It las been bCfOrS the public now for is
years and has given the most entire satisfaction.
All persons suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and IIOARSENESS, should not be without II, as
It will afford speedy relief In most diseases Of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR CROUP-Can be
rolled on in extreme cases. FOR WII0oPING
CoUGlI-InvarIabIy gives speedy relief FOR
SORE TIIRoAT-KeCp the Throat moist wIthit
VIOLENT COUGHS YIeld to its continued nse.
Sold by Druggists generally.
I.AUGHLIN. SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
IsuS --1, Main St. Wheeling.
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MIR. RruRAatG iiQl has been absent
sick for several weeks, has returned" re-
marks a Washington dispatch. Mr.. BTNo'
Ham was here o week Or two attending q
will case in which he was counsel, but
was mt sick tllatwe are aware Of. "sick'"
Is the phrase we suppose when Congress
men leave their posts to look. afler their
nriyatc business.
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Republican FinancierinE in Indiana


Efo0l he IadlaHGpoIlA journal.
The Republican party Calne into power
in Indiana in january, 1851, and received
from the Democratic party rs a legacy
debt Of $lO,1792G1.OO, rs well us war
that had TO 10 prosecuted. This required
the Issue Of two millions Of wNr loan
bonds. This, aided to the direct tax levied
upon the State by Congress, lei( us with n
debt Of $l8O9i, 0sl.42. Since that time
the Republican party has decreased the
debt, until the entire amount now due
amounts to but e, lO4 ,2Sl.43, and this they
propose to pay of after the first Of July,
and the year 1871 will find Indiana
through Tie honesty, prudence and filth
tulness Of her public officers in ten years,
entirely free from debt, and one Of tho
most vigorous young States in the Union
whose future can scarcely be predicted.
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TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1870.

limo tidings are received Of the City o.
Boston, shc will be the fourth ocean
steamer that Inns vanished with oil on
board The others are the President
City Of Glasgow and the Pacific.
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Pocahontas Circuit Court,

This Court adjourned on Wednesday
last. This was Judge McWhorter's first
term, and We arc gratified in being abIc
TO state that his rulings werc Characicriz'
ed BY principles Of justice and fairness
and met with general approvHl.--L@'NfH
burg INDEPENDENT.
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C,HANCERY NOTICE.
James II. Walt and Reuben Wall :,


Sarah Walt, 1t ala. At,
In pursuance OF decree made and rnf SI,.5I h
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, !, W W
among other ffiTnes hlTthCr ordered ~ IN ~
Commissioner mRkEA further report SloH .a3 Il,
names Of the creditors Of Nid ESTATE ~ " A. I
amount Of their claims remaining nhlNM ~, il,
giving notice by publication IN the M9rr, ~ rct
TELLidENCER aud Wheeling R.1Itltr lM .,Ion ..
secutlvG wrecks, and IN provided ny Gu SS,h
chapter 50 OF the Code Of West Virginia y. X.
Ing tho creditors Of said estate 10 - N
10 be fxSd By lin, And that SaId NsSt.f I' r.,
such other Of further matter AZ either iA'! -
rOnulrc. -.r..IT
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4 IFEIsTHE GIFTOF COD

IT IFEIs THE GIFT OF GOD.
IL When We are sick this lie Is obScured,
under 4 cloud, oppressed with huulors. Expert
eucc has taught Us certain means, which never
fRIl for their removal. Tho child receives with
his lilo the seeds Of his death. II may take one,
or one hundred Year,, before the seeds bear their
sad fruit, but just Is sura az the seeds Of death
hpCn, life ceases. PurGiug ID the grand Safe-
guard, because then what GOSterS tho seeds Of
death arc taken away, expelled from tho body,
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MARRIED..

BOYD-HOGUE,-At West Alexander, Pa,
Aprll 10th. 1870, Nj. @, ". BOYD OF w hceling. W
Va. and Miss LOU NJ. HOaUE, Of 81, ClaIrEVllC
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r.,
: Masg H +! %sa, snn Ia 1'''"''''
The object Of this suit IL to obtain tho l'ay.
tnent Of debt Of 10000, with interest from the
lst day Of January, 1869, evidenced by four Joint
and several prOmisory notes, each for $1,000,
with interest from date each payable TO the order
Of the plaintiff, each signed by the defendants,
payable respectively in six, nine, twelve and Of
teen months after date, and each dated CIaFIng.
ton, Ohio, Summary LIST, 1907 and the coat Of
thiE RnIl The interest Of the defendant Mary
MCLEAN, In tho following described real CSlAtc
having been attached In this suit, TO wit, In part
Of lot No. 81 on Main street, cast side. between
Union and Madison streets, In the city OF Wheel.
Ing, West Va, on which " erected three story
brick house. said part ofEald lot running n feet,
more or less, on Main street, and l89 feet. more
or lrss, back from Main street towards Market
street, and said part Ia bounded on tho west by
Main street, on the cast BY lot formerly convey.
ed By Mary l.. Dorsey to Alkaline FlChnCr, on the
north by all that part Of said lot No. %, north OF
the northern wall Of said brick house, and on the
south by private alley, aud affidavit having been
fled IN this cause TINT the defendant Mary Nc.
Clean Ia nonresident Oftho State Of West Wiz
gInla, on motion Of the plaintiff by his attorneys,
Il IL ordered that said defendant Mary MCLEAN
do appear within ono month amer the date Of the
lrst publication hereof 10 wit. within one month
amer tho 18th day OF April, 1870, and do what Ii
necessary 10 project her interest In this suit.
JOHN E. McKENNAN,
Clerk pro TEN.
CALDWELL BRO.. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
apl2'Tu4t ...B ,.g
COOK WANTED.-THE MANA
" gers Of the ChIldEen'R Home arc dGAlrouH
Of occurring Cook for the Institution. German
girl preferred. References required. Apply at
the Home. april
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COMMIESIONEH'A OrFlcE, 80,
WMEELISG, April 'IH' i'% 4,
All pCrSonR interested arc hereby ncT199tS .S;t.
In pursuance Of and by authority Of aSI1 H.
have fixed on Saturday. JVHr ~, ny M. ,,is
tImO and my ONCE In tho clty0f WherllnE oI i.
place where will proceed TO take p,'@ 49, 70
matter IN said tlCcFrO specified and Eri UrrI,
GIBSON l.. CIIANMEE
ApS commissioner In Cb"ns"'
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$500 REWARD, 55 +A5a
Gravel Cement Roofing.

TLU undersigned would respectfully call tho
attention Of the public to our Roofing, which we
claim to I've an improvement on the ordinary
gravel roof. Il IA IRE proof, homeopathic, non.
COntlctivU and Is adapted to any ordinary pitch.
II Il no patent hnmbug, merely an improvement
on tho gravel roof
The above reward VIII DO paid to any person
WhbWill produce Q roof put on by Us which hAA
failed TO ftVH eutlFe Rati6Ghcti0n.
All work warranted for Eve years,
Orders from city or adjoining country will r..
WV i''' MCCORMICK 4 CLAToR,
Once on 9Th, between John and Centre Sta.
maTSIS Wheeling, W. Va,
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VKToNIEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w Essays for Young Mcn-thc true estI'
maize Of woman-the happiness Of an honorable
marIace-thO fearful Social Evils Of tho day
the cause and cure. Sent free. in sealed Cnvel-
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, BOX
P, Philadelphia, Pa. ]an2ad&w
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g A Nd HE Played ON A HARP
~ or A THOUSAND STRINGS"

The Beat Machine Thread al " cents.
The Rest Pacific DclaIn At l9K cents.
Fine Grenadines at 1S)5 cents.
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''The Voice Ofthe WhangdOOdle
in the Wilderness"

Heavy Ribbed White Mertno Hose At i9X cents.
Regular made English Socks at Is cents
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-30
Crime and the Death Penalty.

From the Detroit Free Press.l
Recently, in the French Corps Legis-
latif NJ. Jules Simon, in lengthy
speech, brought forward some curious
and interesting facts to support his petit
ton for the adjustment of the death
penalty in France. He stated that pre-
vious to 1889 England executed persons
for crimes which are now punished by a
fine of three shillings, there being no less
than two hundred and forty crimes called
capital" and for the commission of
which persons could be, and were, exeeu-
ted. Yet, since England has only exc
cuted for murder and treason, crime has
rapidly diminished and courts are left
without prisoners for weeks at time.
In the Grand Duchy of Welmar the
death penalty was abolished for seven
years. and then re-established Before,
murderers were executed almost every
month. During the interim there were
but two murders committed, and no
sooner was the law put in force again
than crime of every kind increased so
rapidly that the death penalty was again
abolished by a unanimous vote of the
Diet. In Belgium, where executions are
never allowed except at long intervals,
there is very little or no crime. In Brus-
sells, with population of $4,000, there
was but one murder in the three years
first following the adjustment of the
death penalty, and the speaker marked
like decrease of crime in every other
city.
Ii is fact, that has long been observ-
able in this country, that men dread i'm
prisonment more than the gallows.
Every execution taking place for the last
year or two has witnessed the criminal
walking boldly up the ladder, joking at
the crowd in bravado spirit, or remain
ing Indifferent; while men sentenced to
prison for life turn pale and grow faint
at the awful prospect of living for years
and years within literal tomb of iron
Not many years hence the last State in
the Union will have abolished gallows
executions and, we predict, there will be
no one TO regret the change except the
criminals pining their live away in the
dark and terrible life-cell
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-30
DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL TICKET.
Appointments.

The Democratic candidates for Judges and
Attorney General will address the people OF
Shelby county at the following times and
places:
Saturday. April 30, Stephen English's.
Monday, May 2, Nilson's.
Wednesday, May 4, Bottoms Store.
Saturday, May Z, Raleigh.
Monday, Mayo. Bartlett Station.
Tuesday, May 10. Shelby Depot.
Thursday, May u, Baskerville.
Friday. May ID, Collieryille.
Monday May Is, Germantown.
Wednesday, May IS, Mechanicsville.
Friday. May 20. Arnoid's.
Monday, May q. White Station, M. and Z.
r. r.. 9, ~, clL
and Memphis at o'clock pm, at Exchange
Building.