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The New York herald., 1870-04-21
INDIANA.

Exciting Chase After the vermiiion County
Robbers -sixtcen Thousand Dollars OF
stolen Money Recovered.
TEERE HAUTE, April 20, 1870.
Sixteen thousand dollars OF the money stolen
from the onlce OF the Treasurer OF vermillion
county has been recovered farmer living near
Crnson saw Two suspicious men last evening, and
called TO them 10 stop. Upon this they ran. The
farmer gave chase. aud q laroe gang OF railroad
laboFers joined here IN pursuit. Tue fngitves ned
to he waoash river. pulled or most cf their
clothing. Jumped IN and swan towards
tue other snorc One OF them threw from his
possession package. to enable him TO swim fasier
some of tue pursuing party swan out and secured
the package, aud found it to contain $l6 900 OF the
missing money. when the thieves reached the
shore nlan tried 10 stop them, and succeeded IN
kDocking one ~ them uown with q ran The other
t1iei drew revolycr and threw their antagonist
OF. The robbers inen took To the bush with no
clothing except their shirts and drawers. Tue
whoc country is stirred up. ami hundreds OF men
are alter the Robbers ana their present condition
tney can hardly escape capture.
The New York herald., 1870-04-21
SUPERINTENDENT JouaDAN,s MsoyAnols.

superintendent John Jourdan has not been suff-
ciently long IN command OF the Police Department.
to fully develop his policy, but already he has shown
his nand III little things-mere strdws that snow
which way the wind blows. On Monday be closed
the folding doors, shut separate his ONCE from che
Inspectors rooms and opened the door leading from
The Supcrlntendents offices to the hall or the central
once. His private secretary Mr.. nopcraft was
ordered to admit but one person a time to the
presence q his chief, whether he be policeman or
citizen, n0blemaD or plebeian. Tuesday Mr JOurdan
order ed MS captains to strictly orce the ordinance
against the dstgurlnQ OF the curDstOnes Of the
wiGh quack and Oiner advertisements ana 10 sCme
he gave signlrcaht nInts as TO the SUPPRESSION oil
panel robbers , envelope swInders and general
offenders. Yesterday ne detailed a SD ,cal
oiilcer TO receive all visitors ut the Contra
ONCE, show them to such departments
their business calls them ard keep the halls Tree
or oaters and lOungers. Certain Innovations were
made upon ''Od times that promise TO be produc-
tive OF great good ana Jourdans reign as Superin-
tendent OF Police that was first lOershadOwed BY
the IL RAID. promises 20 be one. OF reiotn IL may
be mentioned IN thus connection that one OF Mr.
accomplish the transfer from the sixth pi ecucl OF
his detective officer, Mr.. WOOrch. TO the Central de-
Dartment, commanded by Captain kelsI. InIs OH.
Ger (WOO.rchl is one OF the best IN tue city. ne
Is quite acquisition 70 kels0's command. De-
tective JOnn Dunn was subsequently ualsf FRED
from the Sixth tOthe Central Detective Depa tmcnt.
The New York herald., 1870-04-21
CITY TRaYsiT-pRESES r AND FUTURE.
Proposed New Modes OF Trnnsif.

Proposed New Modes Of Transit.
meeting or the Society Of Practical Engineers
was held last night In the rooms OF the Geographical
Society, Cooper Institute paper was read by Mr.
G. Williams, civil engineer on THE Past ana Fu-
ture OF City Transit" The paper set forth at con-
siderable length the advantages OF an elevated
street railroad. One peculiar feature was me
suggestion that this proposed elevated roadway
should be made available for the ordinary vehicle
traffic OF the Streets The next aspect OF the ques
ion was the consideration or the mode OF pressure
The atmosphere system Of propulsion was con.
sldered at length. 1t was proposed to carry q
charged tank of air on board The and to change
the tank at different stations; but It
was admitted that TINS would be q great
waste OF time in rolling or and taxing
on spent and cn arqed tanks Of air Ca orc engines
petent as means OF PRESSURE The pneumatic tube
system FOR the conveyance OF parces s was pract,-
cable, out for the conveyance OF passengers would
involve so great waste OF power as to render
1t impractica0eaiOr the trinsL OF passengers. The
proposed system OF prOpelng cars by carOOn.c acid
gas has q very attractive appearance, but was also
impracticable Tie most feasible among the many
plans for air propulsion was that by means OF com-
pressed air. The car would be on board IN the
car and distributing tanks would be Iald
along the whos length of the road, and
require the stopping OF the car no longer t:,an
would be necessary Tor passenger TO get or or on
The whole propeliing apparatus, includog engine
wound not weigh Thousand pounds. 1hls plan was
applicable to ground lines as well as elevated ways
and would be great Improvement over the present
modes OF propulsion.
The elevated railroad In Greenwich street would,
In the opinion OF the writer, be mode Of convey.
ance that would soon be numbered with the things
Of the past
MIR. Cheesebrow showed Q model of an incline
be practicaDie by the fixing OF two sets o, columns
In the centre OF the road.
The New York herald., 1870-04-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoSDoS April 90
5PM.-Colsois cose0 at "a 4 for money ana 04 Il Tor
the account. United States bonds Ul. s,ia: lsos.
S7s4; jsoI % y: teIortieS oe Erie Rallwav snare1
20; illinois Centrals shares, ll3H Atlantic aud
Great Wesbern =. u.
PARIS Bou.sE-PARIs, April 20.-The Bourse
closed firm: rentes 7lf. TIC.
FRANKFORT BOURsg FRANKFORT April Do
United States bonds closed firm; five twenties OF
1852 0j76 y5J4.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARxEr-LIvERPooI., April
2D-5 7. M.-Cott0n closed quiet and st ady as
IL 3D. for middiinQ upands. IL I'd II I'd Ior md
ding Orleans. The sales OF Tue day loot up l2 100
bales including 30 TO- specul ion ana export.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET. -HAvRE, Aprl lu.-Cor-
ton opened quiet On spot and aioat-
LIVERPOOL BKEADsrJPPs MARKET. -LIvERPoOL
Apri 2J-5 p. M.-teas, 36s. I'd. per quarter Tor
Canadian
LIVERPOOL. PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvERPooL
April 4'-5 p. m.-Pork firm. Lard quiet and
stea1y, at 6ss Cd. per cwi.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoSDoN, April 20
Evening.-Calcutta iinseed irner, at sos. 90 a sos
PETROLEUM MARKET. -ASTw ERP, April 2O.-PctrO-
lean closed nrm, at 50jsf
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THE UNION LEAGUE.
Mecsiag 81 the Natisual Executive Cowu,isfee
81 the Uaisn League In BaIttmsrc.
M

Mecsiss 81 the National Excessive Comusi,see
81 the Uaien League In Baltimore.
BALrrsoRR, Aprl 20, 1870.
Tue meeting Of the National Executive Committee
OF the Onion League was held IN tins CITY TODAY.
Tue following gentlemen were present:-Ex-Cov.
craor wniism A. Newell. Of New Jersey; Governor
Geary. OF Pennsylvania; MAJOR j. q. McQuade, Of
Pennsyivan v. Del. Of Arkansas; sidney Pernam.
OF Maine; Hon. william u. stokes OF Tennessee: |:
Andrew washeurn, OF Virginia; Thomas II.
RicA, ei Maryland; General W. 7. clark.
OF Texas: Dr. wlilam v. Alexander ana
Thomas g. BAKER, OF New York, and Others
actea as secretary ef the committee. Ihe special
Committee apointed 10 cCnsiuer certain charges
against the slate Council OF Maryland presented
yoluminous report embracing the evidence submit
declaring the stale Council OF which Mr.. thomas
u. kich ~ picsident Legally constituted body, and
dirctting tsic appointment OF o stlte executive
cointnltee OF two rom each congressional district
committee OF tnree was appointed, consisting
oi Acssss- Y. Le.l OF Arkansas; W. H. StCkes, OF
Tenuess,e, and W. T. CLARK OF Texas 10 wall on the
President ana Congress on the subject 0i the ll-
treatment W indians Of coored people who were
formerly their saves
speeches weie made by delegates from various
sta eA Congressman stokes made a speech depict
Ing lLc condition OF Union men IN his state Gene
raj Carl, 0i Texas pTeGic ed thai the great Union
ialL Governor Geary spoke for Pennsylvania
Aresolufl0n was adopted pledaing the National
Com @ aid IN securing A. the rights TO Amcri
can cixcns nj all times and under AL circumstances.
arge amount oi private business was transacted,
and tLe secretary read iuil report, which re-
&C vel and ofderel oa r.e. The new ritual was pre-.
sculrd and mt wItn genera approval lhe com.
mistee sd01rned " meet 81 the call oil toe char.
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The INDIANS.
Ansirs In Montsna-The savages Fighting
Wah Zach Cther-rhe Gros ventrer Kant.
tag BuiaieeS-Sotbing EeliabIc AbOnt the |
Elachfcct.

A0airs fa Monfana-The Suvaxes Fighting
Wah Zach Cther-fhe Gros ventrex Hunt-
tax BaraieeS-Sofbing Reliable Abon. the
Blschfcci.
WASHINGTON, April 90 1870.
The Indian once has received report from Gem
erai suiiv. supenntendont OF the Montana superin-
tendency, dated heiena. April O. giviag details OF
Indian nfairs IA tnat supcrinieudency.
Ar. A. - keed. IN charge OF tue Gros Venires
writes that he has been visit 10 the River Crows
at hussel smell. lie found them congregated
a~aning his arrival They were almost starved,
owing to the scarcely or baifao. fhcy were at
war with the Faiheads ana Pend d'Orees
sDd the latter mad stolen their horses. They
we're pursued cy the Crows. who killed some OF them
and recovered their horses. the Crows have been
removed 10 the Black Butte ne,ghborhood.
The Montana Crow Indians are fighting the Ara
pahocs. they attacked fourteen lodges OF Gros
Nentfes and Arapahoes recently. killing the latter
and etung tns eros ventres go The Arapahoes
are AFRAID Of the crows, aud want TO he moved
ia ther oewn the river. Warm times between the
The Gros Ncnt,e es have somewhat recoyere from
the s,upor occnsoneo by the late SICKNESS among
them aud are again hunting buffalo ana making
robes.
rbe Assinsbolns are very poor, having no horses
ana be,ng unable t0 get buta'O. ne aren't had to
iced them mu u more than the other Indians They
are reported ~ b. extremely anxious aD ut their
annuity goods, with REGARD 10 which they make
malf inquiries. y nc biackleet anu PieghnS made
fold On the Assinabons anu took all their horses
The AsslnaDoins are reDored To be very quiet aud
peaceablc. Larg. numbers of them nave not been
able % 90 TO the a2encv Tor provsna because OF the
scarcity oi horses m the tr be, and the IAN GO SIOUX
are beary IN the same condition. 1he opinion "A
expressed that bo these tribes cultivate the
sol III proper measures were taken lOr them 70
do so.
No reliable Information has been received In re-
gard to the movements OF the Biackfeet Indians.
Many oi them are now on the hunt. while others
have gone beyond the line. Tho SIN aiipOx has
aba ed In their camr, but grea' many nave died,
pr.nclpaily the yoi ger portion OF the triDe.
About thirty years ago they suffered ribly from
this dIeease. when numbers oi them oIeu which
accounts tor the fact taat the older portion Id
contract the disease TINS time. General Sally SAYS
1t u impossible 10 -nv whether "A have trouble
with these Indians thus season. Different opinions
have been he'd concerning the sub ect. The tribe
has become very much scattered acrount of slcK.
ness among them. and II ~ IN Dossbe 10 arrive 4
any Conclusion concerning their Intentions. lie
does not believe the inuans know themselves wnat
they Will do.
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TIE HAcyeasAcK BllDGs rolaoa.

The body OF Patrick Lane. who was drowned i've
months ago at the bridge the HaclcnsacK river,
on the New JERSEY railroad, was found YESTERDAY
iorcnoon by two fishermen. named Daniel 5. vres-
land and John G. Waters at the bridge over ths
Newark aRn New York RaIroad. The remains wero
identified by several parties, including Coroner
Burns, OF Jeisey CITY, VINO Will hold an inqlest Is
VIII be remembered that Lane, while travelling on
the tram to bS nome East Newark, lost ms tic re
and was Iut or the tram on the Hacgensacn bridge
bv Conductor Parker. lie had not Droceeued six
plces when he iei through the tmbers ana was
drowned,
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Particulars of the Storm Mt Bnenos Ayrcs-
Great Portion Of the City EI0oded-aIen
aud Horses DrOwned-Pr0perty Destroyed
and Vessels Wrecked.
LISBON, April 20, 1870.
Later advlces from the Argentine republic con
tam more particulars OF the frghtful storm which
occurred ut the city OF Buenos Ayes on the 9th Of
March.
the wind blew hurricane and the water in the
Rio de Ia Plata rose so high as to flood great por
uon OF the city. SO sudden was the overflow that
men and horses were drowned in the streets, ana
many people barely escaped with their lives. A
great NUMBER ol buildings were undermined, which
were subsequently, broken down and entirely de-
slroyed by the weight OF goods in them.
ships we're driven ashore and wrecked or sunk at
their anchorage Many sailors were drowned. The
damage was immense.
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CUBA.


Small Insfniment Of Truth fren ths Car.
tain Generni-Thc Tat.oss on the Oder.
sive-luvasion Of the Bayame D.stsict-
Capture Of Capitania del Horne and Oiker
Successes.
HAVANA. April % 1870
General vaimaseda has issued two prociamations
announcing the entrance OF the lnsurgeat forces.
commanded by Modesto Diaz. into the Bayaulo dis
trict airer hight
The Cauto Absio Insurgents attacked. captured
and burnt Captania del Horpo alter q severe en-
gagement, during which .hrty-ave volunteers aud
forty Insurgents are reported to have been LA cd.
The spanish wounded escaped mirAcuously.
SIX span sh b ttIlions pus suing the nsurl en-
to pre-, ent tneln catering the sierra
Another body OF insurgen o are operating this side
OF .autO.
The steamship Missouri arrived this morning from
New York.
Amount Subscribed In Havana for tho Family
of GreeuwaI6.
HAVANA, April 20 1870.
The amount subscribed by citizens OF Havana and
other cities for toe family OF cue iate Isaac Green
wad, the American who was murdered by q
Spaniard In this city, has reached the of So 500.
Arrived, bark Roosevelt from New YORK.
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Iai BLACKBURN CASE.

1t was not TIL yesterday afternoon that the au-
thortles in charge OF BlacKwer's Island and ad.
joining institutions thought u worth whine 10 com.
municate with the authorities or Newark. N. j.. on
tue SUBJECT 0i tue insane woman ann Blackburn,
Al length patch was received from Mr. George
keOck se.,ing ioltn tina. ''snc uoes not ueiuuy 10
u.s. n the N eniine, tired ol waiting ana de-. mug
IL unjust 10 uetain the unfortunate wo.lau "A AZ
lon-er Cnie. o. roice fecAwci onlered b ,r lnef q
tioi. ohe was sent on &C her own desIre 20 Nev
brunswck, where soc formerly resided.
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ScAlDsO IN A ssra VAT.

young man, named Albert Schwartz was en-
gagged in pumping liquor into vat OF boiling beer
last evening, at the brewery No. 81 Washington
street, Hoboken, when he carelessy seated himself
on loose board-servinQ as part OF cover for the
vessel. suddenly the y ank tOpped over and prec-
pltated the man into the boiling liquid, when was
only SIX inches IN depth, YET he was BADLY scaded
tnat the nesh was exposed on his back ana Il ies.
He was Immediately rescued but MS recovery Ia IN.
certain.
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spUYTEn DvYylL AND PeaT MORRIs RA1aoAp,

In the Supreme Court, before Justice Joseph r.
Barnard, at Brooklyn, yesterday, the report Of the
Commissioners OF Estimate and Assessment, in the
matter Of opening the spuyten Duyvil and Port
Morris Railroad, in Westchester county, was pre-
sented. and on motion OF counsel confirmed. rnis
road, In addition TO establishing rail cOnmuDica-
ton between the places from which It's little ~ de-
rived Is also intended to connect the HUDSON River
and Harlem railroads. Since all legal obstacles
have now been removed II s probable tnat the work
Of construction Will be commenced at an early day.
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Iw INTEREST ON GOVERNMENT BONDS

WASHINGTON, April 20, 1870.
The amount OF gold required to pay the interest on
the bonds falling due May 1 is ABOUT s25, $40 oOo
II s unof'ically reported tonight tina. payments
wnnout rebate Will commence next Monday.
The New York herald., 1870-04-21
RUSSIA.
President Grant Expected.

President Grant Expected.
LoSDoN. April 20. IsTu
rumor has been circulating on the Continent tnai
President Grant propos"o TO VISIT Europe; ani 10 Is
reported that preparations were commenced IN 81
Petersburg Tor his reception peiore tho rumor wxs
pronounced false.
The New York herald., 1870-04-21


The Turi-New Market Craven Meeting.
LONDON. April 20, 1870.
AT the Newmarket races, Craven meeting the Col
umn Stakes Of fifty sovereigns eacn for three year
ods colts to carr 122 los, 1lies 110 Ibs one mile
and seventeen yards mine subscribers), was won by
Lord Stamiord's ch c. Roderick Dhu bv Donnadei
Legs beating the Duke of Beaulorts br. c. Plbroacn
oy lrumDeSe out OF Palm, and Sir II. Bulkeey's b..
!. Cariay. by Fxford, out OF Curacoa.
The SUBSCRIPTION plate OF fifty soveregns, 1,24o
yards, was won by Baron RothschiId's b. c. Suffolk,
by North Lincoln, out OF Protection, beating the
Amaranth Colt and Mr.. skirven's b. c. Elferon, by
Weatherbt. out OF Fayaway.
Asw eepstakes, over the two-year old course l,240
yards was non by Mr.. I. V. MorGan's b. c. Flon, by
Trumpeter, out OF Sharp Practice. three years old
beating Mr.. I. Hughes b. b. Serngapatam by
Arthur Wellesley out OF beauty, SIX years O d, and
OF Eispetl.
handlcap sweepstakes OF ten sovereiqns each
ior tnree year 0ds and upwards. $50 yards, was
won W dr. frice's br C. WoOui0rd by Dundee, out
OF Lazy EichO lhree years Old; ,ar. II. Z. Ca, ton
CD. {. The Little Drum, bv Rataplan, out OF luie
Dirl, three yeas Old, second; Mr. Joseph Radelln's
G. itrusean by lrunpeter, out OF Nutburk three
years old, tnird.
The Newmarket handicap OF twenty. five sover
eign5 each, WIN 200 sOvereigns added, 1or three
year olds and upwards, second horse TO save MS
STAKE. one mile anu naf (slXty-Ine subscribers,
Was woD by ar Il. Potter's br. +. MISS sheppard
by Dollar. out OF MISS Birch. three years
o,d, carrying eighty three pounds, and beat
ing Count +. de Lagrange's b. h. Neusko
by Mouarque, out of Margaret, five wears, carrying
40 ibS; Ar. Nay lor's b. T. CnerlO, by the Flying
Dutchnlan out OF Merierte four years Old, Carry
ing lu4 lbs third.
Az the Punchestown races RUFUS won the Prince of
Wales plaLe.
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name In IL aling WIN woTrenf day or two s,nca
a lady, the y, reot New street broker was shame.
tuiiv handled an onccr at the lns,,gation Of ner
husoand wno \ squesteu the policeman Co remove
her from his Vne s'roker.' ONCE.
Charles venderhr den ass his brother Franct,
were ar-avned yesterday afternoon ut the Yo,kv,le
Police Court. the fsnnei for coamlt:lDg an unpro
vokcd assault on oficer harveL OF the Hipeseenth
precinct and the latter foi being drunx ana disor-
ocry. Chares was commh ted deiluit of 500
bail TO answer. while Francs was discharged.
Some OF the city papers Yesterday Published re.,
ports OF every interesting" dIsolay OF archery by
young ladies' for prizes. under the auspices OF tue
Young Mems Christian Association, a: Creenpoint
IL NAV be interesting TO The puoiic 10 know on the
authority ol the President OF the Association tnss
no such contest took place.
Mary Alexander aged seventy.two years was com.
mltted by Justice Shandley ut Jefferson Market,
Yesterday afternoon. charged wi'n st aiing pleco
OF satin containing tnirty-one yards valued at sloi
On the person OF the prisoner found IA ge bag
cnnceaied under her dress, similar ~ those used py
sho3li.terS
Yesterday afternoon about twenty gentlemen met
at the Astor House for the purpose OF enectin2 .
permanent organization OF the Alumni OF tue Uni-
vers'y OF Rochester residing IN New York city ana
vicniiv. The following gentlemen were electe 10
iii the varlou, ohces:-M. aarbe. Presld .nf; REV.
.: S..r:,1". C. NO Ton Wee prrsdent; William g di.ri
secretary ana Messis a. u Bacon, j. Z. Overheisef
aad j. b. Howard Board OF Managers.
The regular meeting OF the Phonographic Society
took place last evening at Packard's Institute MIR.
Munson presiding. Eighteen new members were
elected when brings the mem bershp of the society
To one hundred and twenty i've. MIR. S. >. PacEard
a.dressed the meeting, after which the regular
business was transacted aud the society adjourned
to the second Wednesday In May.
Judge Bosworth yesterday heard several CONF
plants against o.ficers. the only one or interest
being Charge against oiicer Black Eighth pro
cinci, for stealing s49 from Mrs. Burke the keeper
OF low den In No. 1S5 Wooster street. The eviuenco
acquitted Black or the charge and stamped tao
occupants as disreputaOe chafacters. rhe onlcer
however, exceeded his autnUrlty, Dy aging q
little girl, aged fourteen, daughter OF the co.npan-
ant, from her bed, ana locking her up. Judgment
B was reserved.
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Died.

O'RoURKE-CHARLEs O'RoURKE. son of Philip
and Jane O'KOurke. II tbe Ttn year OF his age.
The funeral VIII taAc place on Friday ait .rnoon. at
two O'Clock from the residence OF his parents COO
Broadway
[For Other Deaths See Fourth Pugel
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ABOUT 1000 entrants landed yesterday at CastIa
Garden. They were almost entrey Germans.
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Patrick McGovern. whose death was reported AZ
the Almshonse. Blackweii's Island, 1t now appears
cnmml,Ici suicide. lie was pauper, without homo
or irieuds. S
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A Greot pcnI has becu Said In ReunrA
A-Herrins's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25i Broadway, corner Murray siresA


Per R..,orirz the OriEinaI Ca;or OF tho
HAIR DISPENSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANSING THE
SCALP, kEsroREE AMERICA Is WITHOUT An EQUAL
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Minor
Items Of Metropolitan News.

'ne FOLLOWING record viii show the changes IN ths
enerature OF the weather for the past twenty four
nou's 10 comparison with the corresponding day OF
& us, wear as inoicafe1 ov the thermometer at Hud-
nor s pnarmacs, herald BUILDING Broadway cor.
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Bad for New York Fenians.
COrscicncc

Ihe ship Castle Rock, OF 'Queoec Is loading at
Woolwch with gunpowder for Canada.
The New York herald., 1870-04-21

Dinyuouds, Wat hes upG .Jeveiry
bought lor cash GEO. G.. ALLEN.
lls broadway, door below Cana street.
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The ship carDenters' strike still continues The
"oosses" ard journe' men are equally detar mined
n, 20 surrender The american Shipping interestv
rs n, very extensive just now ANYHOW: ana IN Iha
trace. can stand 1t tne pubic can likewise.
The New York herald., 1870-04-21

The new Park Commissioners enter upon the ais
charge OF their olical duties to-day.
The New York herald., 1870-04-21

Observation-Disclosures q. Opsfitusion Water u
. certain cure for H. Depot IS CHI street.
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WHAT DOES THIS MEANp
AnsaufIlD

Of,c~, for Raukrrs, Insurance Companies
and swyrrs Gtted every convenience The best lighted
nuartn.uts ,n tLs ear. Il rarK opposite rost
e,Lcs ana Astor houss Owner viii be scaiance from
I TO O'Clock asiy.
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Word To tbe Eteriy.-NobOdy Loves To
be gray That's human nature. Everybody Gctes the hair
dyes and the ssnmentai mot a.dyes" That's human
tufe too PHALUN's VIrALIA, OR SALVATION FOR
Tug hAiR which literally fejuvenates Lray hair is tree
from The nlh and sediment which the dyes
adyes."
Sold by all drussisls and fancy goods dealers
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f You wanr mn Eirgnrf, Fashionable I'm!
for So others charge IS save your money A"a cA
oa HEBAERD CO.. 4ls Broadway
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ssStrong DiinGeLo W omen aud the Con-e.
AUS RIA.
Cabinet g Capitalization.

VIENNA April 20. 1870.
The Ministry have decided 10 dissolve the Provi.
sl0nal Diets OF Western Austria.
The measure Is utter opposed by the radicals
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ENGLAND.
Tho Prince or Wales n Plaintiff.

Legal proceedings have been instituted against
tne Shehield Daay Tete0roph Tor asserting that the
PHnce OF Wales would soon reappear II the Divorce
Court as correspondent IN the case OF the Earl vs..
the Countess Of Seton.
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SIAM.
Party Recrimiuatieu.

Farty DISCRIMINATION
MADRID April 70, 1870
In the Cortes fierce attack was made By the re-
publican de. uties ON Prim ana Kivero who we're
accused OF Causing recent outorcak al Barcelona
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The nunnery case OF saurin vs. Starr has been
struck from the calendar Of the court. having been
nnally settled