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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

AT
JULIUS SYCLE'S.
No. 9O3 MAIN STREET,
SECOND DOOR FROM NINTH.
lam now receiving nay first supply OF FALL
and WINTER DRY GOODS, comprising the
lstcst novelties of the season.
Dress Goods, In great vare'y;
Irish. French. Plain, Diagonal Epping ine
Scotch, ard English Crown Poplins, in variety /;
SIX serses, Black and CoIored silks. and Al
s,nes Nery noS n" Mohxir Les Issres 'p &c. N'u
Mourning Goods--s large assortment. from the
lowest 10 the highest quality.
.Sbawls--a complete assortment At prices 10 SUIT
all Broche, large and small; Thihbet, Me-
rno. Pareppa, Alexander, Lady Franklin
TO mention Cloakiug Nelvets, best gu Qtty !;
Clocks, latest styles: Velveteens. all colcrs {:
Flannel 500 pieces Fiannei. Drilled. Plain. and
Plaid, all colors and et all prizes White AL
Woo" flannel as low as 2oc.; Canton tlannels
Cass meres, Brosdcloths. French Beaver for over
costs and capes: p9eskin; satinct, Kentucky
Jeans, &C., for men 5 and boys wear:
white Goods OF every description;
French Corsets. test quality:
Lace olArs and Handke chiefs:
Hambur G Edgings and InSert:Dgs;
Nottingham La q for Curt aims:
Lsdies' Hemstitchsd Liacn Handkerchief:
Lad es' Linen Cambria Handkerchicfs ut 20, 90,
and sc. per dozen.
Napkn ms and Do>liss from 75c. ger dozen up;
laDIt iJilllaSn III s"t. btt gdIu
a full line OF Gen;lemen's Furnishing iods
A full stock OF Ladies' and Misses Hosiery and
GlavCs:
Mcrino Vests;
No1ious, Ribbons. trimming Veivcts, &C.
A large and complete stock Of Domestic Dry
CORDS st prices as low as ut any other house IN
this city.
All asks sn examination Of my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. Jt,'lt:1 ~ L,,s.,
90 Maln street, second door from Ninth.
The following gentlemen are with me. and would
sAaD nj ed q =, tn0r friends
". TAZEWELL FlTZG ERAlD tlate
with Brec'c & FoNl.
GE RES SWABACuER,
j. J. TURNER,
l,".%I> ". BURW ELL,
WILLIAM ID. POWERS,
j. WEINBERG,
lin \. BROWN. scl6
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A FINE LOT OF CHEAP COLORED PRINTS just
received at ELLYsON & TAYLoR'S news depot,
next to the Dispateh office. Wholesale and retail
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CHILLs AND FEvERs.-scnd by mar one dollar
TO WOOD & Sons, Druggists, Richmond, and get
box OF Ague Conqucror Pills, warranted TO cure.
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~ &. STACY s. son,

N 3. STACY & son,
1903 AND 1910 MAIN STREET,
arc still making large additions by every steamer
TO their elegant and varied stock of URhlIu
and only d.sire All cNamin alton by those In want
TO convince them they sell as good FURNITURE
andMATTRESSES of every description cheaper
than any house in the city. Our stock OF MAI
TRESSES and SEDSTEADS IS the largest south
OF New York. Come and see US; we mean to
please and satisfy everybody. AUS
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FLLYSoN Il TAYLOR, lllG Main street, have
fine assortment OF school-books and stationery.
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On account of the holidays my store will be
closed TO-DAY and TOMORROW.
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illiamson Kelly mas been aP-
pointed notary public for Brunswick
county.
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Buy your school-books at ELLYSoS d TAY-
LoR S, next to Dispatch Office, Main street.
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NTEGOTIABLE NOTE.-LOST, on Fri.
II day. between Main street and The WOOD and
coal depot OF Fl. Woodcock, Sll Basin bank,
MITE FOR three hundred d,liare, sixtS days, sep
tember Pad. Any person finding same ami return.
ing 1t TO my Office snail load OF tns hness
wood In this market, ani receive macy thanhs'
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.tWhat to Learn, and How TO Learn II, - may lc
found at ELL YsoS 6 TAYLoR'S, lll8 Main street.
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FURNITURE, dc.

IMPORTANT TO A L Livery fl
/ family should know That HaRWOCi, VA
RITE K intend moving to the large building IEf
now being erected on Governor street by ), ".
time PARLOR, DiNiNG-RO0M. CHAMBER
FURNITURE and MATTR ESSES can be bought
al our establishment at about cost. We invite al
in want Of good suhstanttt furniture and mat
rreases 10 examine Oar stock be'oce We move.
HARDWOOD Il BITTER,
SEQ opposite the post. Office. Main strTe'.
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PECIAL MEETING OF STOCK
holders OF The RICHMOND FREDt RICRs-
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD Coz
PANY will be held at the office or the company, in
the city of Richmond on JUEsDAY the ll.h day
of October, 1870, at Il O'Clock Nj.
BY order OF the President and Directors.
sc l0--dtd j. b. WIsSTON, secretary.
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school-books at ELLYsos 4 TAYLoR's, ll1s Main
street.
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"What to Wear, and How to Wear II, g.
ELLYsoN 6 TAYLoR'S, next to Dispatch Office.
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B1fItmond 9ispateh,
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIi PATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIR
CULATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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NAME TO MY PLACE, ON THE EsssssS
I J 9th instant. cne l,ARK-RsD COW. AB~
The owner will please come forward, prove pro-
perty, pay expenses, aud take her aw@s, or she
viii Be dealt with according 10 law.
VIZ W c. II. BUDTINGTOf,
co ,s N& near Aliens Grove.
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lse lel
MILLINERY.

NEW MILLINERY GOODS.-Sa@s o
~ We have Insl cpenct handsome as SEaS&
s1rtment OF FALL and WI TE RYEa'Re
nnyeI,iFs. Al. WA TON CO.,
400 Broad street.
90 stx corner Of Fourth.
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GENTLEMEN'S ii L r n o SHIRTS
~ AS DRAWERS.
IAnIEsr 2IHRIN0 SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
BOYS \ - GIRLS MrisINo SHIRTS AID
DRAWERS, ~
GENTS AND LADIES SILK SHIRTS,
EEGII>n AND GERMAN III }SlHkY.
We are now opening our fall stock Of the above
goods In great variety and In large quantities, and
offer them for sale to cash buyers n prices Ms low
as lhny can be bou.h. OF any retail h ouse in this
country. Please call and cSsminc.
j. 4. COURT EY SO>.
co I4--c,r efJ Broad treet.
NEW WUOLESAL LIE DRY GOODS
~ HOUSE,
NO. I2ll MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
The undersigned having formed co-par1ner-
ship under the style OF
RLLtTr & WATKINS
for the purpose of conducting .
GENERAL Who ESALE DRY GOODS
BUSINESS .
IN the city of Richmond would respectfully solicit
rhe patronage of the mef chants f Virginia, West
Virginia, \ Aorth Caroiin3, ana Tennessee
ANDREW pLLFTi,
late of Elicit & DIcwry.
A..JEDStH WATKINS,
an 2S-lrn late with Ferguson co.
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WANTS.

WANTED, SITUATION by q Scotch
w man. enc that Is n OF afraid To work will take
hold Of anything from the driving of wagon 10
Sc 'viug In . sore, but not Shere intoxicating
liquors arc sold. Best OF city references or cash
security given II required. Address SCOT! H-
MAS, Dispatch Office. se12t--:t*
WANTED, two No. / CAB'NET-MA-
w KERS. at 80. 90 Governor street, between
Main and rarklin. Homemade and fmport cd
FURNITITR for sale cheap. REPAlE1NG and
UPHDLSTERIaG. Call on
ARTHUR ROONEY,
Cabinet maker and FurDiture Desier,
90 H-Jtk No. 20 Governor street.
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4 RoUSS,
No. 1918 MAIN STREET.
sErrRstREn %. 1870.
NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
People daily ask why do DUCkWALL i
ROUSS sell goods cheaper than other people?
Answer: We bay them cheaper. MIR. Rouss
lives in New York buys for ffty stores buys for
cash st auctten bays everywhere
Come and look
At elegant 10 ( BL tNKETS nt IS:
Atli4BLEACHGU SHEETING tgood) at +sc.;
YAHD-WIDE BLEACHED aud BROWN COT
TON NJ loc.;
ALL.WoOL FLANSELS at a5c.:
At best 1914 SHFETlNG at soc.;
At elegant ALPACA POPLINS at ?5c.:
Al YARD-WfDE B'EACHED COTTON, as
good as WAMSUTTA, at lsc,;
At he autiful ROMBA2INE SUITS, half price;
Al splendid lire OF BLACK ALPACAS;
BEAVER. MOHAIRS, and TuRKISH LUS-
TRES:
At SCARLET BALMORALS;
And lastly.
At $1,000 other things at HALF PRICE. sc %
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Cry CossEgvATIvE COMMITTEES OF 1852
See adyertis senent In another column.
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WANTED, a COLORED WOMAN, to
w nurse 4 young child: q middle-sged woman
preferred. Must come well lrecomncndeh Apply
to n O. cas- Fifth street ss I-3tS
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STOVES AND TEEWAKE.

THE FIRGINIAN COOkING-STOFE
and State. II has no superior. If you want the
test c"oERg-sto.e call for the VlkGiNlAN. l
also have all other p" of cooking and heat
Ing stoves which hel ut the very lowest prices.
OLD stoves repaired or taken in exchange FOR
new ones. GEORGE KLEIN,
sc l2-eodlm No. Cid Broad street.
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DRY GOODS.

NOTICE.-On account Of holidays my
~ store ~ia be closed on MONDAY and TUES
DAY, 2sth and 27,h of September.
shall open WEDNESDAY, with large and at
tracttve stock OF FALL. GOODS, and Invite all to
an OK N.fnination of Z c same.
se2s at JULIUS SYCLE, 9o3 Main street.
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arrange FLOWER WATER. prepared
hy - Chiris,n In the south Of Prsnee anS soe
sale ass .fg5E MEADE q HAkEk,a.
asIs DRUG Store, sls Asin stress's
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WANTED, TO RENT A HOUSE OF
w SIX OK EIGHT GOOD ROOMS son b OF
Broad and vest OF Fourth street. Address In
person or through pcst-ofiee, II. II. ID .RuIst
Richmond College. Sc 20 -2tE
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DRY GOODS.

NEW STOCK CT FALL
IN AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
ELLETT / WATKINS,
No. l2il MAIN sTEET, RICHMOND, VA,
are now prepared to fer to the merch ,nts OF the
south an E'sTIRFLY NEW STOCK OF TT A.
every article usually kept In a wholesale dry
goods house :; nil new and selected with care for
cash. and which We will sell to the cash and
prompt trade at prices rs low as they can be
bought. for in any msrke, in this country.
An examination OF our stock is earnestly So
licited. FLLETT j. WATKINS.
se9l-dM, W. &sw&w2w
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W WANTED, TEN GOOD BRICkLAY-
w EHS, to work on the Acadenyo OF Mcsic In
the city Of Petersburg. Z. e. B3 Ok,
SIC % It PetCrShNrR. va.
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WANTED, to suit a PURCHASER, n
w nent BRICK RESIDENCE In G fashionable
part OF the city, containing from six 70 nine
rooms, with kitchen, ito. In good repair.
RICHARDSON Il CO,
Real Estate Agents and hucttonesrs.
Sc o3--3t lll3 Main street.
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WANTED, a PRACTICAL PLUM
w hER. None other need apply.
j. r.. MOU.sTEASTLE,
sea- $50 Broad street.
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WAhTED,- TO RENT A SUIT UF
w ROOMS. with kitchen, or 4 DIV EBLISG-
HOUSE suitable tor a small family. Must b. To-
Gated conveniently to the business centre or the
city. Address, with name and terms VI. 9. H.,
Dispatch office. References exchanged " De
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SHOE THREAD. PEGS LASTS, &C.,
sor ale at LOWEST market rates by
iot ts' ''''s 80 ''ss- o. .H.5CAALKLEY q Coz.
90 sa--iyy Thsrteenth street.. J.
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WANTED, to obtain the services Of
w young man Of good standing to act as As.
sISTAST BCOK-KEEPER. apd to do anything
anout the business In other words. one who is not
afraid Of work. The bess OF reference required.
Address. stating terms, reference, &c, WsL-
LIAM, Richmond. Va. = Sc A--SG
DRICKLAYERS WANTED.-Wanted,
ID tD go to Petersburg, SIX FIRST. Ci.A
BRICKLAYERS, to whom goad wages Will be
paid. Apply for further information ~ the Office
Of the undersigned. LYBRocK & GIBSON,
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WANTED.-Ag gentleman Of long expe-
TEA Chez. Branches taught Latin. French the
rudiments o, Greek and English, including Maihe-
mates. Address A. H.,
Sc 2l-ditsw2l# Wilson'S repot, Va.
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MEETINGS,

YsuE CITY CONSERVATIVE CON.
Il MIT OF Isco. III am retlue estcd tytf btato
|sE1ecutaye Committee Of the GGnssrystiye DaNy
Co inform the menibe ss of he city Gonsesfsnye
Committee of 1862 of whit b Thost vi. Nc.ssncst
at 4 meeting TO he held THIS EVENING" att
fD'claek az the ROOMS OF tbs Cham31er OF. Com.
merce over the First Eatienyl Rank. Pun ctuzI
sttendauce Is desired, 10 blsfness0f much fmp0r-
taace is 10 be brought before lhE us -
&c aa lii - III. g. COGHsAE. Eec'y.
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DARLOR HEATERS, for heating one,
II two or III ee s'"rl s--l he best IN u5e, now on
hand; put up and reuaired.
PLuIBiNG. GaSFItTI@G. TIN ROOFING,
ana ePMCIlEG, promptly done. T. good stock
OF FAMILY hHARE aiways on hand. Give
US rs!l AUG. ARSELL, JR., & CO..
sc S-"lm 725 Main street.
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WANTED, q HOUSE with four rooms
w and KIrCKEE with two rooms. convenient
to Capitol. Apply by letter, to post-ofce box so7.
-.
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OOC MAIN STREET.

FIRST GRAND OPENING OF THE SEASON
OF FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
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COLE LEATHER, OILS, ,x,.
- FREECH AID AMERICAN CALFshlNF.

1900 sides SOLE LgATHEE;.rY
soa siGes II kRNESS EFAIHER,
500 sides UPPER LEATHEB,
100 dozen KIP SKINS,
200 dozen CALF SKINS, French and Ame
rtrAu.
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so barrels STRAITS OIL,
rs barrels TANNERS OIL.
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AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD
IA OF PUBLIC WOaKS, August %, 1870, It was
ordered that a general meeting OF the STs OK.
HOLDERS OF the Richmond aud York Rfyer Rsil.
ro ld Company be called to meet In Richmond, at
the company 'soffice, on TUESDAY the ath 0cto.
True copy: THOMASH. DEWITT,
Secretary Board Of Public Works.
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ANTED, ladies to send In their
w "DYEING y for fall early, 80 as to BET
them In good time. .7.s
rjca are those on staten Island. The Office and
agency is ut KINGS, $50 u an street. between
Seventh and Eighth streets, Richmond, Va :,
Ladies' In th. country can gend by express" "
and have goods returned the 81 me way.
au 8-3m - j Es htS6s Oh. =
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r @. O. F.-The members OF .ssSsEzas..
10. O f. are hereby notified 10 at
tend o regular meeting, at their.
looge-Yoom, on 2 HIS monday EVENING, the
aetn instant, ut 8o'clock prom pity. a Il
- - JOHN B. VAUGHAN.
xn 2e.-lfk t.lr@s ~ q - SEerpfSfy.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
THE TURF.

KINGCRAFT THE FAvORITE FOR THE DERBY.
LONDON, April 1.-THE favOrite in the bet
ting at present the Derby and Two Thousand Guineas
Races, r. Lord Falmouths kngeraft Macgregor, sun
shine Sunlight, Camel, and Astalf are also strongly
backed to win.
NEw-ORLEANS RACES
NEW ORLEANS, April 1l.-This was the sixth
and last day the Spring meeting OF the Meare Jockey
Club The attendance very large and the track was
in good condition The mile heat for beaten horses
for purse OF O0 t0O to the second horse, was won by
Emma Marietta, as fOllows
(eorr, Emma Marietta by yaBis dam Fannie
BY MAWraye,
McDonsh..
G. j. Ryersons Lancer By Lexington, dam by imp
Albion
H. Chappes Alice Pool BY h dam Ida BY Glencoe q di
Tine l:50l and 30
The National Double agile stake-sweepstakes for all
ages; fourme heats two double eagles entrance play
or pay Club purse double eagles second horse to
ceve 10 double eagles third horse to receive his entrance
money eight subscrbers)-was won by Carrie Atherton
as follows:
Richard. Kngoursh Carrie Athsrou, ys by lexington
dam Glyoea BY imp Sovereign
a. b. Ryeron's Colonel Roberts 3yp, b. Rogers dam b
the tolonri
W. Chappelrs King Tom syn, by Lexington dam roha
Jane. hompons Dr. Loeela by Bonnie Scotland dan
Tme-1.6i 5;.oi, 73
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
SAN DOMINGO,

NEXATIONISrS-JAMAICA OPINION OF
ANNEXATION.
PoRTo PLATA, March 2.--On the 10th inst.
an outbreak took place this Province against tho Gov
ernment headed by those opposed to the annexation
scheme The Government succeeded In dispensing them,
and has filed the prisons with those suspected OF beng
opposed to the annexation Among them is Gen. Varon
Montaembert strong partisan OF President Baez
The Jamaica Morning Journal of the 9TH inst, says We
trust that the American President, Congress, and
the people, have set their minds on the acquisition OF
territory in ese waters they will 90 about the business
with their accustomed energy and that long ere another
decade has passed away they may be power in these
waters, to the advancement OF civilization
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
VENEZUELA.

CARACAS BESIEGED BY TIE RENOLUT1ONlSIs-A
VICTORY BY PRESIDENT MUNAGAs.
CARACAS, March 23.-Fighting has been 60
ing in the enyrons Of this city and the Government
has been unable W defeat the Rev0luonist Gen. Guz
man BlancO in now In Valencia with 400 men, and Is
about to advance against this city, Tic Congress here
assembled cOntenpaes bringing the present troubles to
n close by submitting them 10 arbitration President
Monagas has according to report, victory at Pnta
over the revoutionsts, killing and wOmding over 300
and taking many prisoners. Tho Government lost GEN
CalTena among the killed.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

,, c,p,Nrr CRISIS AND ITS CAUSE-M. DARUS 5
prsIGNATION PROBABLE-THE THREATENED
DIsORDERS-AN0TIIERS RSTRlkE-IMfEhiAL NE
VIEW OF TROOPS.
PARIS Monday, April IL, 1870
II is probable that Count Daru will resign the
.roion Office. While it is true that changes are I'M
r;ncnt in the Ministry and rumor has associated the
a,nos of several gentlemen with positions in the
ro,y Cabinet. up to this hour but one withdrawal
80 actually occurred-that of NJ. Buffet. Should
Connt Daru withdraw, other Ministers will follow
lin The report gains credence that the Emperor
:; as4inc under the influence of Nj. Rouher.
Irnusua precautions were taken by the police yes
1ov 70 guard against the threatened disorders, but
,be eity was as quiet as usual. The workingmen OF
che immense manufactory of NJ. Gail in this city
have struck work.
The Emperor held review of troops OF the Place
du Carrousel to-day.
PROCEEDINGS IN TIE CoRPS-THE RESIGNATION
OF NJ. BUFFET DISCUS ED MORE EXCITE
MENT-sPEECHES OF NM. FAYRE, SEGRlS, AND
OLIVIER.
In the Corps Legislatif, to-day, Jules tavre eA-
messed regret at the resignation of NJ. Buffet who,
he said had shown disposition to stand up Tor the
preroCatives of the Chamber and who was de-
fender of order and liberty. NJ Segis, replying 10
NJ Favre described him as q defender of the Repub-
lie but an adversary of liberty. This produced much
excitement and called forth EXPLANATIONS from all
sides.
NJ. Olivier addressed the Chamber, and while re-
viewing the events of the past week was interrupted
with cries of You made promisesp In the course
of his speech he expressed the opinion that one day
would he sufficient for taking the vote of the nation
Oh the PlebiScitH m.
NJ DE FONVIELLE DEFEATED AT LYONS.
LYONS, Monday, April H. 1870.
NJ Mangini has been elected Deputy TO the Corps
Lecislatf from Lyons over Uric de Fonvielle. The
friends of the latter made extraordinary efforts to
secure his election but the vote stood 5SiS for Man
gini and 1927 for Fonvielle. II. Mangini was the
candidate Of the Left Center.
LONDON, Monday, April H. 1870.
dispatch from Paris states that the Ministerial
crisis is due to the objections of portion Of the Cab
net to the continuance of the pIeJcite power in the
hands Of the Executive.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
GENERAL PRESS pIsPATCH.l

Tie National Academy OF Sciences will hold its animal
Spring session in this city during the present week. The
meetings for scientific communications take place III Lin
coin Hall, commencing tomorrow at noon, and are open
are invited TO attend. The Committee OF Arrangements
have been informed that papers on the following SUBJECTS
will be read: - -.
relations Of the four ahetps Of structures Of the animal king
dom by Prof A Guyot On the coming
Of Venus and the mode Of observing them BY PoL simon
Negcomb On lgnes America, by Prof Newbery
Considerations on the apparent inequalities Of the long period the
moons mean motion length the sdenal day By Prof
Simon Cewcomb Mercam measured connection with the
Intel States Coast Survey by Prof j. Hart Other papers
viii be entered on the ARRIVAL oi members.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
THE INDIANS.

DppREDATIONs BY THE CHEYENNEs-HOsTILE
BANDS STILL ON THE wAR-PATH.
CHEYENNE, Wyoming, April ia party of
five Indians this morning to within half mile OF
Sidney Station and shot and dangerously wounded John
Moran a herder. The citizens and soldiers drove the
Indians away but large number were encamped on the
adjacent bluffs From the peculiar shape of the arrows
scattered around il thought that they Cheyennes
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
foreign Powers in Rome have resolved not to be
present at the public session on that day
SPAIN.
TRIAL OF MONTPENsIER.

MADRID Monday, April II, 1870.
Ii is announced that the trial of the Duke Of Mont
pensier for killing Prince Henry will begin to-
morrow.
celona since the revolt and council Of war is now
in session there.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
ROME.

RYALLIBILITY TO BIZ ANNOUNCED BY AcCLAMA-
TION.
LONDON, Monday, April II, 1870
The Memorial Dspiomatiqae is assured that il is the
intention of the Ecumenical Council to adopt the
dogma Of Papal Infallibility by scclamation on
Easter Monday and that the representatives of the
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE MCFARLAND TRIAL
SIXTH DAY.

TESTIMONY OF MRS. MARY OLIVER, JOIN "
PIINT, SYLVESTER s. MANGAM, WV.
M'GRATH, JOHN BILLINGS, JOSEPH o'BRIES
AND OTHERS.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12

,.r,,, c,p,yrT CRISIS AND ITS CAUsE-M. DARIUS
DESIGNATION PROBABLE-TlE THREATENED
nIsoRDERs-ANOTHER RsTRIKE-lMPERiAL RE
ytrw OF TROOPS.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
WASHINGTON.

THE FUNDING BILL-POSTP0NEMENr OF THE
ARGUMENTS ON THE LEGAL TENDER QUEs-
TION-LAND GRANTS TO RAILROADS - THE
TARIFF BILL-ENFoRCING THE FIFTEENTH
AMENpMENT-THE GEORGIA BILL TO BE RE-
sUMED IN THE SENATE TO-DAY.