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PENNS YLVANlA.

The Incomo Tax Law Brought to Test
Tho Ptitadeipa and Trenton Railroad
Company Refuse 30 Pay the Tux und Get
Out an Iajunc,ion.--ib.her Pennsylvania Rail.
r0nds Following salt.
PHlLADELPErA, April 2i 1870.
1u the Court OF Nisl Prus yesterday counsel Tor
the Philadelphia ana Trenton Railroad Company
made application ror injunction to restrain the
Collector Of Internal Revenue and his agents from
leyJing and collecting the income tax OF Eve per
cen. upon the sum OF sec, ,26s, declared dividend,
and S5O,s0S net earnings winch was applied TO the
construction and necessary repairs OF the road. the
ground tasen being thar the fax not lie against
incomes paid or payable after the 3lsI 0r December,
1859. The preliminary injunction was granted for
i've days at the end OF which tne the question Is
TO be argued. some ten or twelve leading railroads
In THIS otale have refused TO pay saXe5 ABOVE and
await the action OF the court.
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aLr0sr ANOTHER MURDER.

A Jen:ars Husband shoots nn Assumed RIVAL.
Tde ss-hootisto Arrested.
Tie Twentieth ward had also sensation yester
day which came very nearly resulting in the death
or a tailor named John Fox. II appears that Tor
some time one Lawrence Wild has occupied floor
at No. $40 West Twenty-ninth street, with his wife
Rosanna, VINO, although about fortyfve years Of
age, Is comeiy to look upon. Some four months ago
John Fox. j0urncyman tailor, employed corner Of
Hudson and Tenth streets, who Is about thrty.fve
years OF age wooed and pretiy WIFE, aged nine
teen. After looking about for apartments Mr. ana
Mrs, Fox selected part OF WHO'S floor and set up
housekeeping on thei' own account. rhe Money
moon OF the Foxes passed. but they stl appeared
toad OF each other us cooling doves, an0 the
stately Mrs Wild envled Mrs. Fox her bliss 10 her
the attentions paid 10y Fox TO his BRIDE and censur
Ing Lawrence for MS seeming absence OF love. AZ
o matter of course tins aroused the jealousy Of
Wild, who unt,i yesterday allowed II to
slumber The morning was spent by the two
male occupants OF the floor In pouring whlakey
down, TO tue disgust of Their respective wives.
Finally the men retired 70 Their respective rooms.
winch, however communicated win each otner.
Fox retired 10 bed, wEere wife asleep, and
prepared 20 doze or tie effects OF the ardent He
mad no a0oner disropei himself aud sought the en-
braces OF his blankets than he heard Il quarrel,
gngry words and blows in Wild's az artincnts.
Swinging from ais bed with the agility OF cat, he
waited not 10 dress himself, but appeared N the
JRie and separated them. FOX then re-
turned 70 his bed ooln, when Wid attacked
nilu ana urea tWO SuOls al MIN uoih CoitS
revolver. The drSt went Wlde OF the marx
ana lodged III the intel OF the door. The second
entered The rght groin OF Fox and lodged about Two
inches below the skin.
The screams OF the woman attracted the attention
OF officer mcuuroe. OF the prec net, VINO rushed IN
IN time 10 disarm Wild who had reloaded tue re-
voiver for another attempt upon FoX's lie. Wnd
was oonveYed to the West Thlrty-ftlh strcet
station house and locked up by Sergeant LOwers,
VITO teegraphed for an G.nDulancc by the ADVICE
OF Police Surgeon Otis. Warden Brennan was
quickly on nind an q removed the wounded man tu
Spicyue where he lies suffering IRON painful but
NOT dan gerOus wound. The women were detalued
by Captain Caifrey as witnesses. The prompt arrL
val OF officer Mcinroc doubtless prevented the mur
der OF Fox, who VIII u1u0Gbtcdiy recover.
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GREECE.
English Prisoners Murdered by tho .risands.

English Prisoners Murdered by the Erisapds.
LONDON, April 24--P. NJ.
Advices just to hand from Athens bring the
alarming and horrible intelligence that the Greek
brlgands. being closely pressed In their stronghold,
have cruelty murdered the English prisoners in
their custody.
The brigands refused 10 either release or ransom
them.
The Italian Secretary OF legation IN Athens has
been recently captured by Greek brigands when on a
tour near their Businesses.
The brgands had at first in their hands the Dnke
OF Manchosters son. Secretary Hubert, OF the British
legation IN Athens; Secretary Baye Of the Italian
Legation; correspondent or the London Times,
Mrs. Lloyd, party GwO) named Muncaster, and o
lew others. Since then the kilograms rrom Athens
rcporte that the Muncastcrs and Mrs. Lloyd had
been released and that tue brigands "exacted"-
perhaps demanded-"twO Thousand pounds sterling
as rans0n' for the freedom OF the others.
The troops OF tile King OF Greece were then Or
doied u operate against the rODbers. The news OF
the fatal result has now reached England.
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iiAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA April 23, 1870.
Sugar-All qualities have sligatly advanced add
there Is an Improved demand. Holders demand
further advanc.; exported during the week from
I,svana and Matanzas lC,, 90 boxes and 100 hhds
OF winch $500 boxes and 5000 hhds. were to the
United states. Nos. 10 10 IL firm ut 7A oA reais
per arrobc; Nos. 10 to 20 firm at ga IL reais;
Nos. to 10 moasses sugar active at 65a Ia reals;
musc0vado sugar nrIner at 11a g ia reals Ior illr
to good refining, and q 81 rea3 Tor grocery
grades; the STOCK of the latter IL scarce Moiasse5
Clayed act-c ut 5H reas; inuscovado active at 6H
reals. Bacon IN demand. Coal oil eas er
at A,s reals, IN tins and AZ reals IN
barrels. Flour acsive at decline, owing 10
large arrivals; quoted &C 80 SlO Hams
dull at Il 20. for American salted and 2ihc. for
sgsr cured Lard steady at &c. IN kegs and &c 10
tag. Lu'nDer--Wlliie pine quicL at SO 5o per
1000 Pitch pine steady at $25 per thousand.
Sno ks-l;ox III demand at ID reais Ii reals hogs
head Steady at Sc 20. Empty hoesheads Ia demand
az sl HOODS dull Butter quiet. Freights steady.
There is no demand Tor the UnLed States. Per box
OF sugar to Northern ana southern ports, 81
al l25,; per hhd OF sugar 10 do. $4a SIS so; per
hhi. OF lnoasses to do, S3 $3 SO; per ton TO fa.
mouth or orders, As q 45s. There IL surplus OF
tonnage for ali ports. Exchange-On London, az
a 10 per cent premium; OH Paris sixty days signt.
~ a lX per cent premium; on the United states.
sixty days sight in currency, ga % Eer cent dis.
count; do, snort sgnt 6t a per cent discount;
90, sixty days eignt, in gold, Q 3H per cent pre-
Mium; do. short sight, 6a 6H per cent premium.
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a.,me OF them were heard to romark. "Fellx Lar
kli's death has been avenged" The rcrowc were
tectIyes ,were leaving the house in search OF the
parties 10 tn ARRAY large numbers followed them.
Inc Captain wss forced 10 DEAL uniformed men 10
keep them back nd prevent them following nun.
ARRIVAL or TUE c0HoSEK
Shortly after twelve c'c0ck Coroner Flynn, with
MS deputy Dr. snne aTred 9, tas EreepwGh w,ia
captain Mcdonnell "a to the circumstances pttenu-
ing the killing of 0'Day wnich were lIstsnch w witn
make The.
Posr stoRTEM EXAMINATION
on thc BODY OF ebay. which was iaid out on a taoe
N me basement oil tue station. An inclsed wotinu
aDout an men ana half IN length was round on tue
leis slde, between the seventh ana eighth RIBS. On
opening The body II was lolud talt the steel-which
IL believed TO have been sharp, long bladed kniic--
mad passed inwaIds aud upwards, passing clear
through the left lung aud partially seyering he
aora, Both lungs were nncn diseasel which
eventually would nave cuiminated in consumption.
In the opinion OF DR.. SHINE death was caused by
hemorrhage.
EsPANSELiNG A JURY.
BY request OF Coroner Flynn Captain Mcdonnell
jurors after viewing The body tue oatn was ad-
mnstered TO them. BelOw VIII De found the names
au1 residences OF the jurS:-Wlliam "A. lcamans. 80
Bedford street; Andrew J. Hewlett, As Domlnick
street; ParineDus Jackson, 800 West 1hirty-nlth
street; James Kenney, Sa4 Hudson street; samuel
lripit, 6A Greenwlch street; FranK Murphy, IA
DOmGck street..
the Coroner not being prepared to proceed with
the inquison adjourned Il til next thursday morn
at which tune the witnesses ana those suspected Of
participating IN che murder VIII be III atten-
dance. Captain IcDonncll and ns officers,
who nave arrested three men VINO wore In tho
pace when O'Bay recelved the iatal stab are IN hot
pursuit OF tho Dree Others a egea 10 De principals
III the murder, they having been present ourn2 the
quarrel J,s feared these fnen have left the city or
VIA make an EFFORT 10 30 Deceased was thirty
years of ago aud native or ireland. lie had u
VILE but no cnhdren.
Two BROTHERS OF o'DAY
at the station house after the Coroner arrv ed
ana ono Of them sto1tly protested against q post
mortem examination oeing made and seemed mucn
annoyed when tod that his request could not be ac
ceJed to.
At the time UDay met his death he had S67 S5, a
god watch and cnaiO. knife ana other sinal articles
III his possession. which were taken IN charge by
Captain AcDopDell
ARREST or R0MEY KELLY.
About half past ten O'Clock Captain Mcdonnell
succeeded in capturing komey Kelly and locking
INN up. Only Cooney,who ~ supposed TO be the
principal IN the melee, IS now &c large, but OF the
hour OF wriuDg the officers are securing the CITY
and he VIII Likely be secured before this morning
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PROBABLE MURDER Ar GsGLGwopp, n. J.

A Man Found in the Hacleensack With His
Threat Cut.
Another mystery has lust been presented 10 the
public which Is likely to prove unfathomabe,
inasmuch as the victim Is unknown to every person
In tile neighbOrnood. Saturday afternoon the BODY
OF a young man was seen nOatng IN the waters Of
the Hackensack river, at Engewood, N. j. police
man was summoned 10 the spot and The remains
were taken up. The body was that o. an individual
about twenty -fve years or aye, and had not long
been in tho river. Iho features were unmis-
taKaby German, the haIr was rather dark
wore also large breast pin In his scarf
But what Mortified tho spectators most was a
deep CASH inflicted by some sharp instrument, ex.
tending across the throat from ear 10 car. NO one
remembers having seen tho man before his deala.
lie has probably been murdered for sake OF money,
Justice Miller. Of Englcwocd, win hold al inquest
on the remains of tie iilfaied man IN day or Two.
Meanwhile detectives wtl be put oo the a.ert TO
ferret cut possible clue TO tue perpetrators
OF the foul ueed.
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ROME.


Public Session OF tho EcumenicuI Council
Povc Plus the Ninth Presiding asnihcent
Acknowledgements Schema de Eide Tut to the
vote--Unnnnious Approval and Sanction OF
the Holy sec.
ROME. April "a. 1870 |
Via LONDON AND THE ATLANTIC CABLE
The third public session of the Lcumenica Council
was held In the Holy City to-day. IL was magnifl-
cent assemOage
His Holiness Pope Plus the Ninth entered the hall
at nne O'Clock In the forenoon.
The Council was tncn nearly filled by the Assem-.
bled preates, many olsnops who have hitherto Of
late absialned IRON appearing during the sessions
beng IN attendance.
Alter mass had been celebrated and tho grace OF
the Holy Spirit being duly invoked the non- voting
preates withdrew.
Tue four trst chapters OF the 1rst Schema de Eide
condemning rational philosophy ana heterodoxy-
were then read aloud by bishop 10 the assemblage
and placed tor vote OF approval, rejection amend.
ment.
The scrutators OF the Council then proceeded 10
collect aud count the votes They declared that the
approval Of the chapters of the schema so read was
UNANIMOUS.
His Holiness the Pope then rose and announced
nom the pon'laca throne that he sanctioned the de-
cree OF the Council
Tile entire proceedings were OF the most impress
slve character.
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FeRrs OF II Costly War with tho Suvngcs-
Iseport from the Cheyenne Agency--NIore
Ratiors Needcd-Evcrything Quiet with
the Nez Perces.
WASHINGTON, April "a, 1870.
Serious apprehensions OF costly Indian war are
entertained by our government officials here. All
along the borders OF Northern Montana and wyom.
ing the Indians excited aud settlers alarmed The
Big Horn expedition, the Pie9an massacre and iai.
ure to fulfil our national Obligations are the cause
of It, There Will probably be some pretty plain
talk at The Cooper Institute meeting In New York
on Tuesday, II senators Morrill,, Wilson and other
oficas are present, as 1t is expected they win be.
letter received at the Indian Bureau from Cap
tan g. Nj. Randall, agent At the Cheyenne agency.
oaLed April o. states that at present lie Is suDsl slstng
$500 Indians, beng 900 more than the NUMBER an
uclpateu and Others are DAILY expected. te re-
and bacon, with the least possible delay, in addl
ton to that already on maud, 70 keep them until
June 30. lie also requests a suncient quantity OF
conee and bacon to enable HIM to double the ra
lions IN order TO keep the hostile Indians poacea-
ble The present rati0ns are 900 small.
Lieutenant J. w. 1n0rDe, the agent Tor tho Nez
Perces Indians IN ldaho, reports unoer date OF
March 81, that everything is moving on harmon-
Ousy. There IS no trouCle In tue agency. The Indian
schools were discontinued on the 18TH or March. on
account OF scarlet lever breaking out among the
scholars. Captain d. III. sells, having reported,
would take charge 0i the agency on the Isl INST.
Cavalry Undcr General Custer Ordered Against
the Ir,Iiaus.
ST. LOUIS April 24, 1870.
Five companies OF the Seventh cavalry, now at
Fort Leavenwortn. are under orders to proceed TO
Fort Hays Tor active service against derredaLlng ln
dianS. General Custer VIII command.
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Count r.a,.au,r dc la Bi,,ara.r.c.


A despatch from Paris states that 'the Chancellor
of the Legion of Homer Is dead." From the word.
ing OF the telegram we Judge that the announce
refers TO the dense OF Count Augustus Charles
Joseph Flanaut de ia Billarderlc WHO was ap-
pointed 10 tue exalted post or Grand Chancellor of
the iustrOus order of the Legion OF Honor by
the Emperor Napoleon January rs, 1864. The C0un
was born in rars OIL the 21st OF April, 1885. His
father who belonged the ancient noblesse, per.
ished on The scanod when deceased was quite o
child. The surviving members OF the family sue
ceeded III making tneir escape to England, where
tue future Chancellor Of the Legion OF Honor re.
ceiyed the mann elements oil his education. In the
year 1893 ne returned to his native country, aud
during the following year received commission III
the cavalry corps which acconpalled the FIRST Con-
sui italy, HIS first essay IN military life was IN
the campaign o.: MarengO. lie served as
Aide-de-Camp TO Prince Murat during the
After the battle OF Wagram he was made Colonel
and Baron of tie Empire for lis services during the
campaigns. He fought win great gaiiantry curing
tns i.ussian war.and so Distinguished himself at Iep
SAC tnat he was promoted 10 the position OF General Of
DIVISION HAVING put snors time previously oeen
at Leipslc that he attracted the attention OF Napo
leon, where he fougat as alde.de.canp attached to
the Emperors own person In 1914 he recognized the
provisional government but on the return or NapO-
Icon nom Eipa be returned TO his post OF aide -de
camp, aud served with him IN the memorable Das.
tie OF Waterloo. On the ial or Napoleon the Count
retired to Switzerland. lie renamed but snort
time. and then went TO England where, IN lsl7, ne
ton O 1850 restored TO Count de FahaulC Ills peer
age and RANK In the army or France. In 1881 he
was named ambassador penipotentlary to Berlin.
lie was with the Duke OF Or cans at the siege OF
Antwerp, and on the marriage OF that prince
he was appointed his equerry. lie was appointed
Ambassador to Vienna III lS4l. q position
wnch he held until the downfall OF the
Creaus dynasty. In 1853 the present Emperor
created linn SENATOR and BonOred him still farther
in 1870 by sending him as ambassador to the Eng.
llsh court. Ihis position no held only two years.
being succeeded by Baron Gros In 1882. Two years
later the Emperor appointed nlfu french Grand
Cnance Tor OF the Legion OF Honor. With the death
OF Count Flanlut has passed away u man dls;in'
RusIled as soldier, statesman and diploma; under
the First and second empires. lie figured conspicu
ously during long lilo ID the eveDtfu career OF tho
French nation under the two NaQOeons and in the
juness OF bis years hs has passed away, regretted
and honored by the nation hc 50 i0ndiy loved.
The New York herald., 1870-04-25
tsE n MSE1E1R s1hstI-.os s7oOan.

Tne T1enty-third precinct police report that st
NrtY-fve minutes after nine O'Clock last evening
FIRE broke out in the SIX story brick building cor
ner OF S;Detieth street and Fourth avenue, occupied
III thc upper part by Bernard ber,ach as .
PAPER aliu,actory The policc estimate Befisch's
loss rs &25ooo upon which there IS al insurance OF
$4,000. The basement is occupied ny w. Weisker
s. Brother AS a silk nalfifactOry. The police place
their S7U000 upon winch tncre Is an inaurance
OF $50 COO IN city COMPANIES principally. rhe loss
OIL the building. owned by Julus Desou, wnicn Is
tolai css, IL placed a. 1000.
The New York herald., 1870-04-25
T.tseaApAlc NEWS ,lsMs.

The planning mill OF Graham Lyon, a, East Liberty, Pa
was burned yesterday Loss 3zO.u0o, insurance So'v
An immense OF people ycserday attended the
funeral OF Captain George L. Hackcl citizen OF Bal
tmore. e the most inauen,la colored citizen VI that
city.
ny the explosion Of can OF kerosene with which he
fnng lamp Paul hcinau badly burnod Saturday
right, Utca that ho dled yesterday morning. le
boy, years of s.c aEo burned aud ded Saturday
nisnt.
Work VIII be resumed Immediately On the Hudson River
State Hospital at lhe Governor having signed
vy OH spproptiang 8z5ugvu construclioi, Il u
thoughs viii. REQUIRE I've years yst 70 COMPLETE H.
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Turkish Report OF tho Massacre.

LONDON, April u IS7U
AConstcntinope telegram gives information that
the Turkish Munster at Athens reports to his 60
vornmenr that the captives who were retained for
ransom IN the hands Of tue brgands near Marathon
have teen killed.
The name of the son OF the Duke OF Manchester was
George Victor DrogO ViscoUnt Vaudeville. lie was
born the 17th OF June, 1853 ana was consequently
q lad of seventeen years Of age. His mother, the
Duchess. IL q daughter OF The Comre d'Alten. As
the eldest son OF The Duke the deceased youth was
heir 10 toe dukedom OF Manchester. TO this heirshp
he IL succeeded by hts brother Charles Wiliam AL
gust,is, korn OH she 23d OF November, 1885,
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N EQUATIONS wish Rome.

lAKIS, hTEII n, I5IV.
The ministerial journals say the Marquis DC Banne-
vile yesterday preseated formally to the rope
memorandum written BY Count Daru before hls re-
siCpaiion Of the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs. lie
was Obliged to present the memorandum, though IL
anticipated NJ Oliviers succession 10 the charge OF
Foreign Affairs, because, according to diplomatic
usage, its contents nad previously been connuni-
Gated to the Papal government. NJ 0llivler viii de-
cline responsibility for the document, and will main
tain an eypectant attitude In reaard to the Council
L'Unpers (uilramontane organ) demands that the
government take Its stand iof or against the memo
randum OF Count Datu and reserves unti an an-
swer Is received from Eome, its opinion on the
transaction.
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PROBABLE MURDER IN BROOKLYN.

Between eleven and twelve O'CLOCK on Saturday
night Bartholomew Grters0n, who resides at No. IS
Front street, and William Little, were standing IN
the grocery store OF Thomas Larkins. No. II james
street, when party OF young rOwdies entered the
place and commenced to annoy the grocer Lltre
ana Grierson attempted TO Onst the urchin5, one Of
whom stracl the latter on the head. fricturng his
skul. The injury Is pronounced iaiai. The rafnaus
made good their escape.
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sViAL kf0gNEn MURDER.

The Twenfy-seventh precinct Captain tBen But
Ter Spreighil reports TO the Central Oice at fifteen
minutes after eleven O'Clock last night that at half
past ten O'Clock william Stack Qrish OF 20 Rector
street. during IN alteration with an unknown man,
was dangerously Stabbed IN the abdomen by his
assaIla0t. Stack was seat to Bellevue Hospital, 10
the care OF WARDEN Brennan.
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The paris ssYrirnar ariee.,,

PARIS, April 2+-Eyenng.
Public meetings for the discussion or the prebis-
cttuDs commeIced TO day. Two meetings which
were called yesterday lor other political objects
we're dissolved.
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Time Of the Press.

PARIS, April 2a--Eyenmg.
Tho proclamation of the Emperor is received With
enthusiastic commendat!on by the organ, OF the
Court the Ministry and ii. Rouher. Other journals,
even those which counsel an alr,nahvs vote on the
VlebtscitIa,, are cold IN their expressions.
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Canurds.

MADRID, April "A, 1870.
Rumors prevailed here that tho Duke of Montpen-
s,er had been wounded at Sevllle but telegrans
from that city pronounce the report false.
Spanish journals have lately abused Lord Derby
for attending banquet at Rome IN honor OF Prince
Alfonso.
1t turns out that the press here has been deceived
as Lord Derby has not been In Rome.
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AHaIEcR MURDER.

The Seventh precinct report that at twenty
minutes 20 iour O'Clock r. NJ officer OConnor
brought into the station house Matthew Allen, a
saor boarding. at GS Market street, who had
been cut In the face py unknown sailor, VINO
escaped after the wound had been inflicted. The
injury was 50 sligat that Allen was sent nome.
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Tho Dyaus.y.

AFi5, IfPKIT
It is stated In the city that II the reports Of the
Projects the subject Of the pe5isct,tss vote Is
satisfactory to The Emperor, the nauon Will be IN
formed subsequently, and at an early day, OF the
dynastic order in which the succession 10 the
throne Will be arranged in the person OF the Prince
Imnarial.
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The Workinsr,en's Vote.

LONDON, April "a. 1870.
one Of the manifesoes issued by the aoor societies
IN Paris advises workmen either to ABSTAIN from
voting ON the ,e5isc,Uni or to cast blank balios,
ard also demands reforms IN taxation anu IN mill
tary conscription, and the erection OF republic.
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Said to Be Il Hoax.

LONp0N, April N-P. n.
The reports Of the near approach OF the moment
OF an intended Fen,an attempt at insul rection in
London are now generally believed TO make part OF
a. hoax on tho public
A large extra force OF police H. however, still
kept on duty at various central points Of the NUM-
clpaEy.
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Hgcdicui yVOnder-Iyatt's Lie Bnlsaln.-
Khonnats, Nstra asia and Cont In tLer worst
scronia Kings Evil, Eryspcas, old ulcers and the worst
Diseases of the blood great Debility. Liver Com
paint, Kidneys. salt Rheum. sc; dc are most certainly
sovereign purifier IL has bean tested by ta0
public duving twenty II has cured hundred thou
aacs and lnis when taken directed II
certain curative for Fistun in all curabis cases.
praepzi depot fi6 Grant street Sold by druggists; 81
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CuHA.

Qanrrelling Amcng Themselves--A Euei BE.
tween Two spanish OGicers spoiled by an
Apology.
HAVANA. April "a, 1870. 4
Captain Olano. OF the Cuban volunteers. recently
published an article rejecting on the character Of
General Pueblo. and there has been some talk OF a
duel between those two officers The matter how
ever mas been amicably settled ana Captain OlanO
Quay published an apology In the Diario.
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pIntnon6s, Watches and Jesseiry
seng at refused pricss Also t,sea n ssebsnss aad
bought for cash hEo " AiJstN.
ais sSuasway, door below CANA strcss.
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The LeEiliaiIiatS.

PARIS, April 2f-Evenng.
When the plebtscttans is submitted to the people
the legltimists Will partly vote mo-" ana part ao
stain from voting.
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SPAIN.
News from Cul;a.

News from Cuba.
MADRID April "a, 1870
In tho Cortes yesterday Mlnls,er Morel, in reply
to an inquiry, said the news from Cuba was salts.
factory, but gave no particulars. HIS answer IS
considered vague, and creates some uneasiness.