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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-22
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Inc taxpayers Of the city win note with more
surprise than Qualification that the Board of
Aldermen last night voted tina large sum of Eve
hundred thousand dollars to the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad. 1t is remarkable that while
the city IL % poor and loaded down with debt as
10 be unable to give proper encouragement to
new lines OF railroad from here tapping new
sources Of supply. We can undertake to donate,
IN this free, of-hand way, the sum of half
million of dollars to one OF the wealthiest and
strongest railroad corporations in the country,
for no end whatever. We shall next expect
to see our Councils volunteering to give the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company a half
million Of dollars for past services IN bringing
that road to Washington. Why not? The two
great rival railroad interests the Baltimore And
Ohio and the Pennsylvania Central. are p,avip,
rheir own game in running parallel roads TO
washington within half dozen miles of each
o'her. The Baltimore and Potomac road will be
Just As certainly built to Washington BY its Penn
sylvania hackers without as with our i've him.
dred thousand dollars. and until the last month
the idea Of throwing away the CORPORATION
money N that direction was never broaehed
But now IL Is suddenly discovered that the cor
rect and proper thing for the Corporation tn do
N to give five hundred thousand dollars to the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad, or some inter-
mediate ring, and a bill to that effect il rush.d
through the Board OF Aldermen In midn,gbt
session And the bill has the wonderful proviso
natsuch subscription shall be applied only for
work done within the District This curious
spectacle Is now presented; ON one hand
our Corporation authorities are fighting
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COMPANY
tcoth and nail 10 compel them to pull I'M
thelr track within the city limits, and take
their station and depots to the boundary
on tne ground that the railroad inside the CITY is
drawback to improvement, and Injurious to
property Interests; and, ON the other hand. thew
propose not only to introduce the Baltimore and
Potomac road to the center of the city, but alb
soiutely to contribute five hundred thousand
dollars to lay the track $50 detestable i'm the
other easel within the city limits /, Here ;s
wisdom in solid chunksl
Now, We take it that these two great railroad
corporations stand on the same footing. N.itbe,
oil them loses any great amount of sleen I,
anxiety Tor our interests, aud we are simpIv
making ourselves ridiculous in our impeeunious
condition, by profiering aid they do not need
and Tor which We get no return, lien, or security
Let US apply such resources As we have. TO the
construction OF railroads which will omen nm
new country In o'gr vicinity and bring trade
here, and which may not otherwise be built.
We nave no doubt that the Aldermen have
acted on good motives, but they have acted
hastily, and, from what we hear ON All sides
'hen course Is not at all approved by our citi-
Zens.
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A CARD.

II "A CAbD.
II sVpesring thaa some evil disposed persons,
envious of the success which the establl-hreut
Of . large town q Huntington, twenty min
utes ride from Washington, il meeting vith
ere sndeavoring 70 produce in the public mind
belief that the reason sell building lots thar,
at low price, IL that the ground. of the town site
Of Huntington are eith-r vet. or low, or marshy;
and from Other qusrters learn that these partss
have aone far TO alege that the junction OF the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad with its lateral
branch into " ashington does not tate place at
Huntington this Is written to pronounce each Of
such statements wholly and entirely untrue and to
that the grounds Of Huntington are hiRh and
dry, rising each way from the railways aad derot:
that the junction Of railways does take place ct
Huntington: the bed Of the railway from there to-
wards Aauia Greek. from there towards BaItimore
and from there towards Washington, is all graded
and finished, and we understand that the Railroad
Company have now commenced the laying of the
cr'ss-ties preparatory to the putting down of the
iron rails. w.
Further, we invite any and all to visit the site of
Huntington and see for themselves, TO and from
which point we will convey them free Of any charge
or Expense.
Free lunch served upon the grounds.
BEN. M. PLUMB 90,
mh2-T Projectors II Huntington, Md
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The MISSING IIoS-CLAp TRIUxyo-It has
beed stated that the Haytien iron-clad Triumfo
formerly the Atlanta,) which sailed from the
Delaware eighty-eight days ago for Hayti, with
arrived at Port au Prince, but the recent in
guiries have proved this statement not to be
true Since she left the Delaware she has not
been seen or heard of, and as the vessel had
never been good sea boat, Ii Is considered
almost certain that she has been lost nc SEA =
- Harper's Ferry Is to be converted into a
watering place, and 4 mammoth hotel is to be
built there.
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The WoEKIxe PEoPLn--A monster mas
meeting OF tailors WAS held in New York On
Saturday, to discuss the question OF \ thorouoh
organization. II Is stated thai no less than
10 800 taiiors, not members Of protective socie
stand for a higher scale Of prices. The painter.
i'm New York city are on q strike for a . day OF
ten hours The Iron Moalders' Union, No Is. OF
meeting OF the working Mems Union Of New
Work. scommunicatiOn Was received from Gen.
CIuseret, a. the representative Of the French
workingmen In the u ited States, expressing :
American workingmen. and urging the necessi-
~ OF union among the worsingmsn all over the
country. A general strike of the desk-mAkers
OF New York, Numbering 800 men. Is an
nounced. They ask O. per day OF eight hours,
instead OF that compensation for ten hours. The
cigar makers strike in Cincinnati has ended,
Ell Inv the AAnufacturers' Association
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TIE Markets To-Day.

BALTMoRB, March 22.-Cotton duh and NOM
naily at IN. Flour dull and steady, and prices
unchanged. Wheat firm; Pennsylvania, 81 2sa
Slo. Corn firm; yellow, 9SaSic.; white, 9ia93c.
Oats steady ut 54a56c. RYE steady at csc aSI
Frovisions Quiet and prices unchanged whis-
~ Is In fair demand at S1a41.O1 for wood and
BALTIMORE, March 22--virginia SKIES, old.
81 bid, 5sX asked; de- 1856 &C hid: do Ise1 ST.
old; 90. coupon, old, 10 bid, "A asked; do. cou-
NEW YORK, March 22-Stocks strong. Gold
hrm at 12H. Money easy at 5a6 per cent. Ex-
o oi; long, "; short, 81. Bonds, az. vir-
North Cardinals, old, &C. -,
NEW DIRK, March 22-Flour duh and droop-
ing; Wheat dull and nominally easier. Corn
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NICE QuKsrIoS.---The husband Of the ex-
Queen Of Spain Is not such nonentity as he
h.s been set down for. On the ground his
wife il no longer q queen. he has laid claim
In a Pari, court TO the entire control of their
ioint property. Issbeis insists that she 10 still
her immense wealth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-22

The REPuBLIc OF LIBERIA-A report was
read before the American Colonization Society
in New York on Sunday showing that from the
first departure Of colored men from this country
for Liberia, who were shipped at New York in
ls3D, the tide OF emigration inn eased every
year until up 70 the present date the number OF
colonists landed on its shores amounted to 900
freedmen and unfortunates rescued from the
captured slAve-traders by our war vessels Du-
ring the last four years 300 persons have been
sent thither, and nearly twice as many applica-
tons were made by those DESTROYS OF retur ming
to the land OF their fathers The population OF
Liberia amounts to nearly GOO 900, all doing well,
enjoying the rights and privileges Of arepublic
whose Constitution is framed after that of the
United States These eolored people have a
college with thirty three students at present,
and there are fifty churches in the country.
Now the society holds 900 applications for pas
ship, and q building in Washington, yet needs
$50 600 to carry on the good work Of colonizing
Africa with intelligent colored people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-22

The PoIsT OF ROCKS ReAD-Governor Bowie
has signed the bill extending the charter Of the
Point Of Rocks Branch of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, which charter would otherwise
have expired yesterday. The bill passed ten days
ago, and was only presented to the Governor
for his signature on Saturday afternoon after
the adjournment Of the Senate, and would have
been vetoed upon the ground Of hasty and partial
legislation and exemption fro m taxation. Such
veto message was prepared to be sent to the
senate yesterday, but that body not having been
in session yesterday morning, and it being too
late last night to amend the bill by making the
road subject TO taxation, the Governor has
signed the bill rather than cause loss of charter
10 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COMPANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-22

PkENDER q KENNEDY,
corner 18th street and New York avenue, opposite
Treasury Department,
Receive regularly the principal Newspapers and
Magazines of
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND, AND
FRANCE.
Any European Publication furnished at the lowest
Srice, and delivered in any part of Washington or
georgetown without extra charge.
Der. mh,9 I'm
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ffVk sAAE-COvNfERs and sHHL vEs At n
= HIRShp, PepnsyIvania avenue, corner 9Th
Fre.t, Washington Building. nhls-9ws
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DROF. COOKS BALM OF LIFE.

This Wonderful Remedy exhibits a marked and
unprecedented Sanitary and Curative Power as well
nally. - '
teaspoonful for adult, taken before breakfast,
taolespoonful taken ten minutes after dinner, and
. teaspoonful taken at night. during one week, has
arrested wsterbrash, cured Indigestion restored an
petite, and corrected the bowels This practice per
sisted in for nine weeks, has entirely cured long
standing Chronic Dyspepsia. Its Unprecedented
magical powers in restoring the stomach and bowels
to a normal healthy condition has been the wonder
Of phys,c and joy of the patient.
mnpubIifhed testimonials verify the foregoing.
The Ready Relief and Certain Ultimate Cure of
Corns and Bunions" is the admiration and delight
of all who have used it,
Sold by Druggists generally and at the Labara-
tory, OFT Ill street near 7th. mh22
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG.-A hne large ROOM, on second
ts,a mses. adjoining bath room with hot and eotd
snd nrst-clam BOARD, ~ 214s Pennsylvania ave,
nue, Flint Ward - iH9 ~ NH 22-eo4ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-22

BYB. p. BROWN SON,
Southeast Corner New York avenue and 18Th Street
One FIRST CLASS NEW FASHIONABLE Rrs.
ipENCEi all modern improv ements; elegantly Furn.
ished viii be sold Furnished Or Unfurnishsd
Apply a. above. No 3
EOR RENT-Two new, thres storie, bsct hnil0.
Il ing and cellars, BRICK DWELLINGS, presssd
brick fronts, with marble window heads and sIIs.
and cold water IN bath room and kitchen; Il rooms:
situated on Rhode Island avenue bet 18th and l0eS
Streets Inquire ~ 14O2 18th street
One Of the above yelngs has recently been let 10
the Hon Jas. w. Marshall, Tirst Assistant Post
master General. nos n
Il NO. 46e Penpsyivania avenue; suitable for
boarding house. Possession given December lst,
DoAu fRepubkcanl
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TWO HANDSOME AND GENTLE GOATsT0R
A''n s'reets. mhzl ST.
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0Overnment Securities.
WAsHrssroE, March 2. 11o.-Jay Cooke d
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Govern
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Hot SEES. ROE ALE.

BRICK HOUSE, Il rooms, corner llth and N
streets, Gas, water, brick stable. Lot 100 feet
square.
BRICK HOUSE, - rooms, on north side street
near hbbitt House. Hot and cold water, gaa, &C
Location desirable, ~
BRICK HOUSE, rooms, street, between 18th
and 18th streets, north side Hot and Geld water
gas, marble mantels and basins; furnace in cellar:
stable, &c. Lot ~ by li2. y
Several other fine BRICK and man FRAME
HOUSES, well located. In different parts Of the city
MASON Campo LII,
Re&l Estate Agents,
lal3-n Corner Of 9TH and v streats
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rs PAIN IN 500 d.
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kTUkNlSHkD Oh UNFUkNIsHEn R1,,,N |, n
1 LET, with or without boaPd ApnIx ~ 40
treet, near llth. Aspy ,.,SSsA
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LA. AyE.i lOLD NO

Nc, %, HOUSE, SIGN and DECORATIVE PAIN
IkR-dOing, In short, all that any painting e-tsk-
tishnent can do, and aar,rf dfrtds A,s
rrqsfs-chsl~ng-s any fair and honorable competi-
ton AZ an old citizen q Washington q fty y-ar-'
standing, carrying on business on LouisiAns avenue
between sixth and seventh Streets for thirty ye~r~.
he :. thankful for past fs,ors and solicts cantins
snce 81 the same. N. 7. PARKER,
felly No 62f Ioui.isna AZ eroe
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RUILDERs' DEPOT, ESTABLISHED IN 1888
REDMAN. COLMAN co ,tsucosssors 10 w
Hamilton CO.. 2O3 Seventh street y " opn,-
site Center n srket, M9NCFACTUR EGS lbs
aud DEALEhS IN BUILDING MATEhTsLs
Having fitted the Mill near llth street ana t.1si
with machinery for making
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS. &C,
we feel that we can supply a requirement much
needed by manufacturing goods that have hers-o-
lore been made by hand. All orders entrn s,-.i 10
our care viii receive prompt attention and satisac
We also manufacture DOOR and WINDOW
SkhMEs 81 all kinds; MOULDlNGs. BRACkETs
Newell POST, BALUSTERS, HAND RAILS
SeI &c, OF which can be found good assortment
IUkNlNG. and Mill Work generally in ali its
branches We respectfully solicit a share of patron
age in this branch.
We would ALSO call your attention 90 our DEPART
ment Ell BUILDERS HARDWARE. where a good
asscrtment can be found the lowest market rate.
PANTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY, &C, constantiy
on hand. kEDMAN, COLMAN a Co.
Old No 562 7th street
mhlz- I'm Opposite Center Market
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M g. LYCETT,
w. BOOkBINDER AND PAPER sUIRs
No. 1919 PeRnsylvania avenue, between 10th ana
1lth streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound Periodicals
AND newspapers carefully attended 20. ja2s-ly
RIRDSi BIRDSn BIRDsul-IM CA
- NARY B1RDS.-A large lot Of impOrtels6 -
Birds, che finest singers in the city. Birds .fYl3
all kinds, Birds Food and Cages for sale q
GaH and see THOMAS HEURICH, No. 446T6
street, between 4th and 5th sts mhls Inn
u GLOVE only One Dollar, in all shades Z Tnk
Aiso, Large sssortment Of MISSES h.l6j
near 9th ct. mha-ims' -
NHE EYEsIGHT aoosretely s.,tsd ~ua Foods
a.d Other S'seiseIe', BY merely a.9~
sscetss aJesr sseaioms
II. II. HEMPLER. OPTfCfzN,
Jah-B Next to the National Motel.
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seo-H sAc. ". WALSH.
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURER
WASH1NGT0N GLASS WORKS
Corner 18th street west and street NORTH
Are now prepared % manufacture all hind NJ
TINT and COLORkD GLASS, at the most reason.
able terms and the shortest notice.
0n hand q larg- supply Of the best quality az
SnlMNkys and FISH GLOBES. Of ali sizes aud
patterns. FAnCf JARS with Tops, for 1,andies-
eoape and other articles RETORTS Of al 49,
feg GEORGE LANG0N, superinfepdenf
SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
- BREAKFAST BACON, &C.
leo suss,cured MARYLAND HAMS
10Y. PS9nds Thin sugar cured BREAKFAST
SMOKED BEEF. BEEF roNGUEs
LEAf LAkD, IN 5, L and IS pound packages
Just received and for sale Low By
No. COS Pa. ay, spp. Metropolitan ot.l
mn ~-eoot fRepublican.I
\ OND0N BISCUITS,
- Another importation inst opened.
Deseert Rusks,
kugenfe, T4tff
9accaroon,
Caskets,
Royal Dessert,
.rfr Wheaten, trt
-a - Lemon Nuts,
...1 r-F and Pearl Biscuit; ais,
Edonburgh Albe1 Biscuit.
N. ". bU1CHkLL,
jaD undsg Ebbitt House, cor. Ath end y ssa.
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PAINTING, DC.

- PAINTING. Eae.
HUDSON, south side PENNSYLVANIA axenu.
cetreen lseh and 18th streets. prepared eK-cuts
" ,se Neiy pesf syis, a. re.sasble rates. sna an
okAIlNk PAINTING, GLAZING, etc
PArtfeular attention pad 90 INTERlOR pEeo
NATIONS. IN regard 90 which h. hezs 10 rsf-- y.
speaker Blaine. senator Baukfnrhsm R..r...n,s
tiyes lngerson and Wood. y p Rr-~n g. -.
acter NJ ~.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-30
Hot

Mr.. Willard reported a general bill
granting pension Of s. per month to
the surviving soldiers and sailors of the
war OF 1872 who are in dependent err
cumstanccs, and who gave no aid or
comfort 10 the late rebellion.
Mr.. Winans moved to strike ont the
exception Of giving aid, etc.
Mr.. Holman moved to include the
surviving widows of officers and men
married before or during the war OF
1872. and who were in like circum.
stances.
Mr.. Winan amendment was sup
ported by Messrs. Bingham and Butler
Of Mass, and opposed by Messrs. Pot
fer Hawley, Logan and MAYNARD, and
reiected-60 against Ill.
Mr. Holman amendment was adopt
ed and the bill passed.
Consideration of the bill 10 reduce
internal taxes was resumed. After dis
nosing of a number of paragraphs lh'
House adjourned until TUESDAY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-30
From the Intelllgcncer of saturday.
4 Grave Charge Against Gen. GOH

\ correspondent ot the MOundsville
.NGf;oaal attacks General con, because.
as he SAYS, the General i young and
rich. Well, we believe the General is
not 50 rich but he might be richer and
being some years past the age when the
law recognizes the man, we fail to see
that he is gailty OF the very hcinou1
offence of exceeding y"nthtllness. We
all know that he il old enough L" be
one OF the best speakers in the district.
We are not aware that il l. any crime
in this country for q man To- hC rich or
Tor him Ia he Young, especially fit hap
pens that he Is not responsible Tor
either circumstance Nor does it seem
to he sufficient offence to dehar him
from public trusts, if hi GrIlowc citizens
deem him worthy Of them Most pee
pie are aware that money is very
necessary article in political campaign.
The legitimate and inevitable expenses
of canvass are numerous and heavy.
Wedonot see. in view of this well known
fact. but it is somewhat Of an object
with a party in selecting a candidate to
get one who, combining all other requi-
sites, is able to pay the expenses Of his
own canvass rather than draw on the
generosity or charity of his political
friends Those who know how hard it
is to raise campaign funds can appre-
ciate this view of the case. So, whileit
may he very grave ofcnsc for man
to be rich under ordinary circumstances,
the workers in a political canvass find
it very easy to pardon the crime in q
candidate otherwise acceptable and
available
A. to the matter of agr. It i n" bet
ter than youth unless it ha- improved
it.. opportunities. Some men know
more. have more brains and are worth
more every way ut - than others al %
So far as this State l. concerned lts best
hopes rest not on the old men who can
not unlearn the iogyism of the past, but
on the Young men who have come mt"
active life since the great political rrN"-
luton, and who are instinct with the
improved spirit Of the times. 1t Is not
wise, nor is it just, therefore. to pro-
scribe man simply because he Is not
superannuatcd and poverty stricken.
Let us have q Young man, with money
enough to pay his own expenses, who
has not aienated his friends, and whose
hands are clean of old political bar
gains. Such man can be elected
and such a man is General ioff
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THE STATE CONVENTION,
Round Trip from Wheeling, SIS.
From Parkersburg and Re-
turn, $l2.

The elegant steamer ARGOsY, Captain
WILLIAM list, will leave Wheeling for
the Charleston Convention, on Monday
morning, June 9TH, at 8 o'clock, and,
returning. arrive at Wheelin 2, Friday
morning. Passengers Will board and
lodge on the boat turing the entire ex-
cursion.
The Argosy will pass Parkershurg on
Monday evening about clock, taking
passengers from that ci,> and return
,nr the sum Of 81 Fare from Wheel
iug$lj.
The accommodations will be first
las ami the number OF passengers
limited. - that all can he taken com
rortahk.
Persons dcsirous of Going should
apply in advance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-30

Wosb;no,on outhori,iea are I'm comm
yoncn wTtb ,Lo Fen;anro;d
The Time tbinks the Fenion attemp
w;ll M, he ohSolutaIv recratted il il oni,
nromnt the TniteJ States 10 such actioi
As shall preyent a repetition of sucl
outraoes
The Spectator saws the action of tn,
Fenians il dine to their hereditary pas
s;onS onJ tho noI;cv of FpgIand i idu,
20 hor boroJ;,arrG;nsoloncc and con
tomn,
0thor ;ourna,. have articles of a
s;m;lar tone The GOOD faith Of the
I,Ser;can op,borit;ss i generally AL.
rnE,aJ and tba a,,amn,or tbr Eenians
r;A;cnIeJ
III So,,rI.,y pay;ev contains yis.
c;oro or,;cIs ON Tho smhioct ~ ResrLar'
sarmom. ~ "
u'V W.n,n ,I,. ~ Ia, .,,u;oo =
80 "D"D' ~ .o,,,,,.,. , -. :, ,ka Enr,
.'..u' .. VI r. .o"'',n, ~ IP"'', pII H. ,, -
St'"S'', I:S oi'sS wa "'i" Iin ~ 'i' ., 49,
S1a.; - ""a' "L'''" a. i';, = ~" ''% 49, 81, ,,,mre
r'Ian. t. g. ~ Co;' ~, ,eann | Ian" jaka,e
~ ~ 'oi s:,P""'. :'', So, nh
ti'e l'olT'9itio!i " ''''' ''''t''' w.,
'I' .oP"i - a''tio',IS va, ,",' J;,,,rnoJ
VI u - "nu ''e Siu',,' ,t..pI - d.,
tan !. relon,eu ] ioGaS ;nt"a,;nn ,'," ;" rasign
e. "s 'i,'o1nitu .I %i ~ ,',o"" %,,, ,,,,as tLa
ronai O ,ms rarI. '''''' i '''''
p ~ A. ,S /, : r,,ar.j ,h.t
,bara vii 10 ha = cho,re n tLr Director
General NJ. tho postntFicr Department
fnrtLwitb SLonId this rnmor proye
,r,,a f. Iii na3nnL,oJI,. no mad
sar ,ho os,o,Iisb,nan, or = nostal ,reatv
La,rao,, ~ o Eromoo anI ~. i,r;toJ STATE
SncL q ,rootv w;Ii h.. mnrc I;l;eIy IN
sncceeJ nmJer any new administration
in rho Frenrb postotfic. Dnnartmrrt
r. i now certain th1t smnII.noy pre.
roil. in s. PeIcCir prison where Roche
tort ond otber iorrr,I;st. ora detained
N,np,n Nav JS-Sn,nish officials
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FOREIGN NEWS

LONDON. May ~. ---Advice- from Rome
represent the infallibiliSts in and out Ot
Council extremely active During the
debate which l. going ON they have
called in all the ab~enteeS of the party
to meet the vote which will soon be
taken. and outside of the Council they
are assembling in large numbers and
eNerl a powerful pressure on the dissent
ent> Veuillot, editor Of the l. nj
verse. Ultramontane organ of Paris
has presented t" the Pope one hundred
thousand francs, most OF which was
raised by subscription among the poorer
clergy Of France.
RoNE. May 2?.-Thc agent of the
Ottoman Government demands of the
Papal Court the restoration Of then
church property 10 the Oriental monks
now at difference with Rome.
PARIS, Nav 29.-Labouleye announ
ces a temporary suspension OF his lee
lures before the Law School Chamber
The High Court Of Justice commence:
its session tomorrow for the examina
ton of those implicated in the Conspir
acy plot.
LONDON, May 29-Dispatches from
Lisbon report popular demonstrations
in favor of the Peninsular treaty re
uewed there.
LONDON, May 2S.-Communicatior
bv the French cable suddenly ceaseC
on the evening of the Doth inst, he
tween Duxbury and St Pierre, \ YES
; sci will leave England Immediately Il
repair the same Meanwhile all mes
sages will he transmitted hv the New
Foundland lines.
The journals continue comments OF
the attempted invasion Of Canada b.
the Fenians. The Post admits that tn
Washington Government has done al
that can be reasonably required OF II
The Saturday Review scouts the ide
e,pressei in some quarters that ia