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New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
SPAIN.

PRINCE FREDERICK OF PRUSSIA A CANDIDATE
FOR THE THRONE-NAPOLEON OPPOSES HIM
AGITATION INCREAsING-SERRANO READY
TO ACCEPT A REPUBLIC-PETITION AGAINST
TIE PORTO RICO CONSTITUTION.
PARIS Wednesday, April 27, 1870.
The Madrid Epocd of yesterday saysi it is assured
that Prince Frederick of Prussia is the candidate of
the Government for the throne of Span but that the
Emperor Napoleon has declared to Seflor Olozaga
tie Spanish ambassador at Paris that this solution
of the question would be so grave that it might be
the cause of war between France and Prussia.
Great impatience is manifested by the press at the
prolongaton of the provisional form of government,
and the agitation in political circles is increasing.
II is reported that Serrano has said he will accept
even the Republic, if Gen. Prim will agree to it.
A petition, praying the Cortes not TO adopt the
Constitution of Porto Rico has been received from
Havana The document has 1900 signatures.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
A PRIZE FIGHT PREvENTED-ARREsT OF SPORT
ING MEN.

Early this morning Capt. Kennedy OF the
Sixth Precinct, accompanied by number OF his officers,
arrested 20 men the Courtlandts Ferry, who were
about to to NewJersey and take passage boat
chartered to take them down the bay TO a point on
the Jersey shore, where the prize fight be-
tween Edward Tuohey and James Kerrigan was
to come or The arrested one by one a. they
stepped inside OF the ferry gates much larger number
would arrested but for the fact Of the
OF the police being discovered aud communicated 10
those the way to the ferry.
The prisoners taken 10 the Frankn-st. Police
Station where they gave the Of stephen Mc,ahill
(who had chartered the boat, James Bartles Sidney
Pomeroy, Henry Stanton, John RODGERS, John
Woods, william Craig, Peter Connors, Geo Ham
ilton Dan. sheehan, Pat Stewart Henry Slmpon, Thos
Carter, Joseph Eaton and John Moore, Nearly all Of
these arrested during the late raid by tb, Connec
ticut authorities, but gave bail to await trial.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
SEVERAL DISTRICTS OF IRELAND PRoCLAlMhp PRo
DFBATE ON THE BILL FOR MARRYING a
DFAD WIFE'S sISTER-THE M0RDAUNT CASE

srvFRAI DISTRICTS OF IRELAND PROCLAIMED
DEBATE ON THE BILL FOR MARRilNG
DEAD WIFE's sISTER-THE MORDAuNT CASE
LONDON, Wednesday, April 81 1870.
In accordance with the provisions OF the Dill 1or
tbe preservation of life and property in Ireland re-
Gently enacted several districts in that island nave
been proclaimed. -,
In the House Of Commons to-day the bill permit
ting marriage with a deceased wifes sister was con-
,idered in Committee. Mr.. Spencer Walpole OPP
,osed il. Mr. Gladstone thought the opposition 10
,be hill rested on narrow basis. Sectarian views
might and did differ on the subject the bill simply
made allowance for such diversity Mr.. Beres-
ford Hone vehemently denounced the BILL and
Lord Percy also declared against 1t. Mr.
Denman showed that the Bible was silent
ON such marriages, and Mr.. Palmer was
for prohibiting them altogether. The bill was
carried in Committee by 20 majority and reported to
the House. after which the sitting was adjourned
The Mordaunt divorce case came up again, today
before Judge PenzanCe. The counsel for the respond
ent argued for stay of proceedings on the ground
Of Lady Mordaunt'S insanity and cited large num-
Der Of American cases. on which they mainly rested
their application. The Court reserved Its decision
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
CIrBA.
REPORTED VICTORY OVER GEN. MODESTO DIAz
REPORTED RESIGNATION OF GEN. AGRAMONTE
SHOOTING.

REPORTED VICTORY OVER GEN. MODESTO DIAz.
REPORTED RESIGNATION OF GEN. AGRAMONTE
FORGERY AND SHOOTING.
HAVANA, April 27.-According to the Spanish re-
ports three battaons of the Spanish forces attacked
Gen. Modesto Diaz's rebel army in the MaciO Noun
TINS yesterday. After nine hours fighting the
rebels were defeated.
HAVANA, April 27-The Captain General tele-
graphs the following news: "The troops at Najasa
killed 30 insurgents, including two Americans
detachment at COuna destroyed pOwdernill, killed
seven insurgents, and captured Prefect Betancourt
The column under Boudrick has brought In 1870
Prisoners A rebel detachment from Cuevatas
has surrendered with wagOn-train and stores
The rebels thoroughly dsorganized and wan
herng about In scatterd bands without leaders The
latter roaming along the coasts seeking to escape
from the island. The rebel Gen. Agramane has thrown
up his command" young man named Castelanas
presented forged check at the Spanish Bank to-day
Ihe fraud was discovered and the forger while attempt
ing 10 escape shot at Senior RzO cePresdent OF the
bank but missed, the bullet entering the roof He is
now in custody.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
MEXICO.

REVOLT AND ROBBERY BY NATIONAL TROOPS
COMMISSIONERS OF JUAREZ SENT TO TREAT
WITH LOZADA.
CITY OF MEXICO, April 18, via HAVANA, April
H'-Angel Santa Anna, son Of the ex-Dictator, was
brought TO Puebla the 18th, will be tried there
Win other political prisoners detachment OF troops
conveying 5000 from San Luis Potos, for Gen. Rochas
command reyolted the road killed their officer and
decamped with the treasure.
President Juarez has sent Commissioner TO Tepee 10
induce Gen. Lozada to give up the s60oOO belonging 10
e National Treasury seized by him. The rebel chiefs
oominguez and Franco were executed at Pachuca.
In the National Congress an inquiry was moved as 10
whether the Tehuantepec Railroad Company had com
4ueo Win the ters VI tDeJ CONCESSION The COMMITTEES
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
AQUATIC.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BROOKLYN YACHT
CLUB.

A long session Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club
was held evening Tho President Edwin Underhil
called the meeting Order when the Teasers report
was read, and showed slight deficiency. After other
routine business disposed Of the election Of officers
took place. and resulted as foows Commodore, George
W. Kidd; vice-Commodore, Thomas Fry; President,
Edwin Underhill; Secretary, Vim. T. Lee; Treasurer
Chauncey NJ Felt; Assistant Secretary, G.. Clement
Wood Measurer, John NJ Sawyer Slight changes in the
Committees and Trustee Board VIM. NJ. Brosher r. W.
Holmes, and ID. s. Hines taking the place OF Laidaw,
whiting and Fry in the latter; W. A. French fills q.
Clement Woods vacancy the Committee OF Member
ship and H. S. Wood that Of Wm II. Pegg on the Regatta
Committee.
The Club Regatta is to take place between the 18th and
18th of June. Commodore Kidd and J. NJ. Sawyer were
appointed "a Committee of Invitation for the Union
Regatta and authorized to extend invitations TO all out
side Clubs to participate A new rule OF time allowance
was made and copies OF this rule will be attached to all
invitations. Considerable other business trans
acted but the above is all that concerns those outside
the Club.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
TWO MEN KILLED BY A POLICE OFFICER.

PHILADELPHIA, April S.-Two rowdies named
Hugh Murthrough and James Welsh originated sham
fight early this morning for the purpose ofinducng officer
Max against whom they had grudse to interfere, when
they had determined TO give him severe beating The
plan worked TO their entire satisfaction but II ended In
different from what they had anticipated When
Officer Max attempted to arrest them suppoTng was
real fight rufans proceeded 10 carry out their pro
grsne by attacking the officer but the latter aer re
ceving number Of severe blows, shot and killed both
men with his revolver eoroners inquest Will be held
Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.

ORIENTAL vs. ECKFORD.
A very pretty display, both in the field and
at the bat was made yesterday by the mines OF the
Eckford and Oriental Clubs. The Orentas sprang away
from their adversares at the start hitting for every run
scored. Forgetting, however, the admonition not 20
haoo until out OF the woods, they made great huo
over success and dreamt not OF the possibility OF
being overtaken The Eckfords on the other handi kee
steadily increasing their speed, came up almost WIN te
Orentas in the fifth inning, passed them In tne An,
and then cantered off with the victory The EcKfor nhe
have been referred before and further are
now necessary few In the nine OF the Orlehtas
need explanation Allison, who played first base, Is
brother to Allison OF the EcOrds and EggerB Droher
to the Mutual center fielder Malone will be rememDere
in the Eckford Club Of two seasons ago. the name ..
DOckney would be the most perplexing OF all, were
told that 1t represents the original himself Inc iu
score Ia amended:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
THE NEW DOMINION.

TIE OTTAWA GOVERNMENT PREPARING TO
MOVE FORCES BY WAY OF THE sAULr ST.
MARIE CANAL.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-There is official evidence
of the fact that the Canadian Government is making
preparations to send military force to the relief of
the North by way of the Sault st. Marie Canal,
Mich The first boat conveying these troops is to
leave CollingwOod the I'd of May, and will reach
Sault St. Marie on the 4th of May.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
ROME.

GERMAN FEELING TOWARD THE COUNCIL.
LONDON, Wednesday, April T, 1870
The Austrian and Hungarian Bishops have hastened
their return 10 Rome to vote against the dogma Oh
lnfallibility. ,,..- All, o. ,o-o
1t is asserted that the other powers will support
the action taken by France in regard to the decisions
Of the Geumenical Council.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
TURKEY.

PROTEST AGAINST THE EGYPTIAN LOAN
LONDON, Wednesday, April 27, 1870.
The Powers have received from the Sublime Porte
protcst against the raising of loan by the Viceroy
Of Egypt. The Sultan has also demonstrated with
the Roumanian Government for coming money at its
own mint.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
GERMANY.
CoUNT BIsMARCK's HEALTH.

COUNT BISMARChS HEALlh'
BERLIN, Wednesday, April 27, 1870
Bulletins from Vargin announce that Count Won
Bismarck is convalescent, and he may be expected
in Berlin about the sth of May. The commercial
treaty between heNorth German Confederation and
the Republic Of Mexico has been ratified
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
GREECE.

LONDON, Wednesday, April 27, 1870.
Strong representations, made by the Foreign
Powers to the Greek Government in regard to the
late massacre have led to the resignation of Gen.
Souzos. Minister of War. His place will be supplied
od interim by Valovritis, Minister of the Interior.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

gan Secretaries, tho Rev.. Horace -, Eaay' 1Te rhe
Rev. Mr.. Camp, and the Rev. Mr. Riggs. 1Io
report of the Board of Directors of tho Chicago TheGo
cal Seminary was read. The whole number or hluli
now reach no The twelfth OF students will grad
uate persons The report Of the Committee upon uas
appointment Of a Board OF Directors gives TO ihols
seven Directors four each Michigan Wisconsin, and
Iowa. and one each TO Missouri Minnesota, Kansas ana
Nehraska
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

CHICAGO, April 27.-The fifth triennial Con-
vention of the Congregational Church OF the West
convened In Farwen Hall this morning Nearly 1000
delegates are present The following permanent officers
were elected: President. Hon. u. ID. Hastng Of Mad
ison VIA vice- -Presidents Judge warren Crries
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
FIRE IN EAST HOUsTON-sT.

At 81 p. H., yesterday, fire broke out in
the veneer In the basement Of the b, dng In the
rear cf Nos @ aud ~ East H0uston-st [ gng Ia the
delay In sending out the alarm the fire gained consider
able hesdway, and eventually the entire bedinE with
~ e0ntrNA0rWVes oQAnAlHsds
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
THE TURF.
TIE MEMDuIS RACEs

TllE MEMfllS hA'ESs
MEMPHIS, April 27.-Ihe second days races
OF the Chickasaw Jockey Club drew very fine attend
ance the weather warm and the track in good
order slight rain commenced falling during the last
race.
The Shelby County Agreed stakes OF s25 each and $3.50
added, mile heats, by Leinster, WHO was the
fayOIite before the start
lanesfer.
w.. ...
Mrehelis eh. by Bsckhawk > dis
Adamss CHI by Dasesal. dis.
Time, l;5ot, l:52t, l:5O.
Jockey Club purse, s4O0 all ages, mile epats, was won
by Geo. Cadwalader's b. m Emma Mai11ta, by Vandal
out Of Fannie q. by imported Margrave.
gnal Light
LIiu tOeman
John Carngan's Lizzie Mcdonald. ..............dis
Time l+8i, l3t
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
PARIS, wednesday, April 27, lS7C

NM DARU AND THlERs-TiiE LAIlLh iN
%,vop or .psr,rNING-AN EXPULSION DE-
PARIS Wednesday, April T, 1870
Many public. meetings were held yesterday
throughout the country to discuss matters relative
70 the Plebscitum No disorders are reported. III Is
reported that Minister Daru advises the people 10
vote Yes NJ Theirs advises them to abstain from
voting altogether.
Alexander Thomas Marie, President of the Assem-
bly under the Provisional Government IN 1915 ded
Yesterday at the age of 49,
la Pdus. Court organ, demands the expulsion Oh
sionor Cernuisch the Italian banker, VINO gave
100000 francs to the Anti-Plebiscitum Conmlt'ee'
The Government had resolved to take back rom
electors their certificates after voting on the feois
eitum. but owing to the remonstranceS maue ha'0
abandoned the intention.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

wLsaisdTos, %. IT,. ApTlfb, ls76.
Sealed proposals. VIII b. received At this odles
untl " O'Clock IN THURSDAY, gst iultAnt, fof
payiug ths etrTiAEeWay Of Fifteenth street Eettp
botWeen u Aad I streets uoth. ..# .N.I.
he st9ns must be sithaf Of ibs sans qaAllty a.
that with which street u pas 3D. or haassH tGnd.
haaas ~ the aleofeuOn Of the hAyorsr tH ID II Cd
blideL4 VIII stats the price per fguAfs yAFd la
Sgdlng lhg neeessAf{ AfhdlnG And llnminH ..
bpeciueatiOuh can seen a. thg once The Sac
petihlendsnt and Inspector Of Streets, a..
Zach bid must b. accomplished ~ WIlieh guar,
nten that n the bid IL accepted tho bidder will
eater inl Tor he pert u ths work
BIDS u bs tgdlfsgd - PFopgsAls fW Paving Car
sPii e6gi B. ]. BOWEN. MAYOR.
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ITNITED STATES rATEhT OYTIoE,

On thspsiihon o. WIULIAH MoNf sToRs, Of New
S,I ~ w i, ~ Ss,s g patent s
az imptovy pnent iq ReVolyluE fifo.aTms, this APP
plesllon bayi9g bsea AplhYnlsd ~ az N Con
Tie urlQted that The testimony In the ease DO
lIse H. 1 ny, My ~ VlpJ Ky sn WAY ~
port bp liihtt-d 70 ths t7th day 81 June heHt, Hnd
that sAid petition BE- heard on tho 72d aaY o.
Iuaa belI .|H.. H.
AnY Esfson may oppose this sEtsnslop, ..r
SAMUEL n. ElbHER, 70
NpllTulW O0nmlaAl0RsT Of Palahla,
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I ObT-A SUN OF MoNRY-ABOUF $40 IN
~ AmogntTmade PIP Of oPg Aity dollar note SD
hyS1 and tens for the remainder. The H6teS wSre
ADDER win be literally rewarded on ieatfng II al
The once Of the Ebhttt Houat. M 7Rpfi. lis
GEO REwkRDy ELOsr, BBrwEER dRORdE.
4pOO TOWN Post once and thirteenth street.
ga X, last eVenlnE,a PACKAGE OF MOhRY, con.
lAlnlnE so. There was one 800 bill And four
eo0lG Iiiiy dollap reward HillhA gileh for the
tetptn o. The Phss4Ee TO The Siqr qhes = AI9u
WRailln0 rrAPER on sALG At rHIs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12
d I2TS ZOE ~ 4. = HAyR TOR

VALUAgLg LOTS FOR sAJB. II HAVE ron
! sale the following yAlutble l0ts;l .LII.0. -
bot norl gids OF noIih q street,
eelNesn sixth aud Seventh Streets east, on hlEh
Pc Ihs aipis i.l feet foF 70 feet fFODt. Gnd 100
1T sids hgVenth ltfest west, between N lha0
stIssla a9fth and y fsvt deep. paved alley IN
that RArt q ne tiT. This lot Will b. iold In three
pATefh ~ y test front each " desired, rf.I -.
eIlslhAi iel y fLshIs IS fsL Inyhea On o street
north between PoutieSnth and fiiisepth streets
sHd % issi ilshSa SR New York aSsaus, With 4
aHeth o. ~ I'D ~ hyeraEe, mAkiaa two very nhA
enHlplelq They are about mid war Of The square
~ eaeh fIoph sue each front iSimPfotSd, ffgn
lha eonu9qlly % the TFe4suTy AAa ether public
eses And banking ihstltutlonf, this q 6OlIidsrSd
m iisi.s q these lots gsErss ssS As terms
...,.. BATbpRI'a Law Building,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

DRrIANs' COURT, ..- 70 =, 90 n
DistTict n C0ialLil, WdsAiagto1i e0uafg,t5 toff.
"a the ease Of MNuAEL 0uHEN, tHVeutoT Of
bIyan aTean, deceased. the executor afoTesAld has
WashlHatO CoValy Aforesaid, aupoiu led BatuT.
day, April The 0th. A. D. 1870, for the anGl sci.
said deceased. and Of The Asiqls 10 haad, a. fsf
asthe same have been collected sud turned Int
heiTa Of said deceased are notih ed to attend, with
their claims properly yQuehsd or they may otnSr-
deceased estates PToyided copy Of thlS order be
published once week mr three weeks Ia the IA.
Test; A, WHBrTgR .
apla-ru9v Register Of Wills.
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81 Eb,ETHEE;EEsTHg, AA,HgssE1MR Ut

az AEb EiahTa LnaIvsRstRY ~ Fgc
BMANol PATTON IN tn 3 DisPRlcr OF c0LUM'
BtsA,-Ths prsSs,s.'isa N = take ths tol,oE r0uts
% WednesdHy, APRIL tSlh taAlaht, right TssliAg Al
We sarner q Fourth siIeet SUD fndlAh4 Arenhp.
whth the pI0esssien vii p oceed down TndiaHR
avenue % street aP stree, 70 flrt street west,
ageape 10 seventh strset to NirEinla aVsaae aioBH
ElrgihlA ayshus 70 fouttseath street, W Four
yania lvsuus 70 ths kxseahfs MlBiisp, paasias
u teregth the EAST rate and out At the west gaze
lag deorg stovn on Bridge sttest ap 1ndEs street
70 hsEkst lrssl up MARI Strsst % TorTth street.
street 70 Wet street. dowA Wesi street 70 Wash
lrgtou 5tresi, deYh YaAhlng.sh street % BtidEs
alreet, down pridge street to M-stfeet bridfs, hp
street, WashinEton City, 70 Twenty fourth
street. dewa twenty ourth Gtiest 70 PsopsJl Wants
avsnue. down Pea bhylyanta avenue 10 X street.
COWS street to Poarh strsat. up RoaSth strsei 70
ssrHft iadlsnh Syspna.. vheIr Ihe greeesslon will
Ia fTyht 81 the City Hall, 49, p r ... T.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

az ~ n ias sE5SsD S%EsRSSorERS
Tss gIHsnAGnsd, JadgSs o. Eisstion o. llhs city
THuRsbAY, RRlDlY AID slf0RDLY, Ipfu
sltssief isFeysipsSts, New YSrs sssS TSS SsSi
70 e1rnsg % hirtssath sirsst, from o'sloef,
the QuAliASt yotsrs d the second ward. n ~
hAtufAliIad sltilsns Ars By law required 10 pro.
eepisa' ot sauafAetory PL9et ~ lhsl loss n ~ n
% ra6hls BSADHp, o.. 3
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

BRARCH. TBLE9RAPH oIGkR STORE. g. n
,oPpoliiiSS jas y BrlhmoTs, Phll sisip6ia. New
f9rt And Boston. connecting Tor All poiniG. = :.
% orsI r. !or kHOH ktpF's' attended, 70, 8,r.i
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

EIR sALE-A vBRY DRsIRARLk BUILDING
bOnnGb u !. n, o. hat Sesatifai sIssatiSSYa
cS1aSs q. 1s sstd iSS "a
G das SsSSss siE sd 4sis Ss
wSM.u5g5ra.oIsi gf f Sd E:,,ss sss.;S..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

..... Chief hauhAl'a StaG .HH "a.
H. Nililsfy aud KniEhts remplar. rf sar
-. Omcoru Of gOnVentton. rr ..t. ...
Orators Of II Day. r. D. ....
Organised AssOei 4tions.
... CitiIsna Of OeortetIwn.
... Citi1ana o. the ssysral wards ..'
CitlE.na Of The LCounty. outsida % the corporate
limits Of Washington aud 0ssrsstoWu.
... fins DepaTtmshtI ri. ... ...a. ID
..r- - "a Mounted Men. I'D, anal r|
- Catttnsa, With theiF tafu. .l.... "a.
All tnprpper NOTICES or bannafs viii be excluded
'O' lSTaoHY BOWEN, Mar.hal IN Chief
Henry NJ KniGht. First Aid '--'.'~ -7''' 1
Charles X. Dough- second AID .r.
CAie( haFshahs @sG a#|. ...HH
Albet Parker, J. o. VlaTk. r. .H
AAndy Lacy, Henry PipeT,
HenIy Beverly, james N, 0enAfer,
AleEip der Thomas. Aaruh Ruassil
Parker MOuton, WIN, u, BdiuburGh.
George shAeknng, Jerry Rohins1n,
Edward Atkl Jason Rfnanu Al MAaSh, 20
W y. Marshall, Charles Dyaeh, 49,
Michael bhlnsr, Whlam Beckett, f'
'BenisInin Grant, GeOtEs A. Lamon,
Q, bIoyl lanes v. ferEusoa.
\ 0snrEe " Cokeley, W. n. Parker,
William W. DAds, JEmsa Leon ,Td
The Chi AAr-hAlps STAT will be delegated
by blus sash with but rosette SOD. w
All civic and military oTgAnisA' Ions Tespeei-
lv-lnyttrts Awe -Noe JAG ~sess--ioR,
msr,hAls at reasonable rates, 70 Assisihnt
By order, ANTHONY BOwRN ~
HH'1 MarphAi IA .f.kieI
@. Y. DOUGLASS, DO
APli-S ..h n Second AID. o.
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There ia nov On sxhlbiioa at the Coal onieeof
:. @. hAGRUDER, On Sixth street, neEs Psuu-
sylVaniA avenue. an Awning, the device Of Miller
Mso,lsfI a. q UEb.na, 9ho, Which ebIis.ss The
shehsr Ter eanyAs when rolled up eau " sprsaa
out ar follsd up 70 momenph time. Il simple In
oonatruetion and tasteiW In appaAnAnee. All who
eontemplAls The sreetlon Of AghiBEs SHOULD net
as iGEsf s can & ssss K ~ ifiiiaiRs HorII.
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rs77'' oHAs. A. McgUBH, ~ 30
aln,f sa'no Bill Sfs ss: ...s &c.,. ..%..

FGF ..IsI. XIV. AG 2! sE FR.s
y lhg lls1IisI ssesl hIse niles ron, NAShlnF-
= raS SP GSSS 20 g Sas
Ti \; Y aS
% TslsoSa tsfnI. a. Al entirely 81 IA YciSt 70
'a'''si'AA'e''' 'o.' Chts! A. MsEuES .1'lHl
H.... go % grolI OF hyal RstAta a Epht,J 9 T
mh2l.u blO seventh ttryei,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

But thlI, evidently, Ia q stlpulatlon WIlb
which the federal Constellation had
nothing 10 do, ID docs not refer 10 anV
pyOylsiOH In II, but has reference merely 10
the fundamental principles which underlle
Tue powers OF government and admlnistTa-
Ion which u has established nor did the
Idea OF their incorporation into ths Union
as eiilEens, refer 70 their being created Into
State municipality aud becoming In sueb
Wise members Of tho federal body polite.
The Inhabitants Of the said ceded ter
ritoTy we're incorporated In the Union for
all the purposes, and "admltted as soon m
possible according TO tho principles or The
Federal Constitution TO the endowment on
all the rights, advantages and imm1ultles OF
eitiysns Of the United states," the moment
lhe Government took Possession, assumed
Jurisdiction, and extended its laws over
them. There could therefore DO no Just
claim or pretence that the said territory and
the people lnhabitihg therein, or any portion
OF the same, should be Incorporated as A
State In the Union, pr J05es OF the stipula-
tion With France. ....L III
AZ soon as IL became part Of the terri
torlal domain, and il inhahants passed
under the Jurisdiction of the United States,
as citizens thereof, the stipulation With
France was fully performed, aud both tue
territory and the people became thencoforth
subject TO the exclusive sovereignty OF the
United States.
The enabling act Of Congress, and the
act Tor the admission OF Louisiana to a
state position In the UnloD, therefore, were
a new and original covenant between the
national sovereignty and the people InhabIt-
Ing 10 me newly acquired territory outside
OF the Constitution. As lnhabltanls on ~
territorial domain they were subject ID M
supreme and paramount power, aud were in
no sense sovereign or independent Of Il, ex-
cept, pofohanec, go far forth as the Congress
slonal act establishing the Territorial gov.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12
EOr Sale q Rent,
FOB SALE Az b BARGAIN |
THE seminary HOTEL, +,


Runalnu 10 feet on washlpslon. slrssl and 10
FEED on 0aY uttesl, 70 one 70 The besl neiHhbQr-
SsS, wiz Sas,s 80 isSSs x ~ ,isrs Sasf
Ss s s Ss. o. rs s'G ss,r sf
ss'si - twill " sold ia sections.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-10
CARPENTERS. CABINET &
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GENUINE DI5STON'S &c
IN. HAND SAWS. $l.9O
GEN UINE SPEAR q
JACKSON 20 IN. HAND
SAWS, $l.9O
g ENUINE SPEAR &
JACKSON % IN. RIP
PING SAWS, 1925
Ohio TOol 90. PLANES.
SINGLE sMOOTH, so
DOUBLE d. rs
SINGLE JACK, rs
DOUBLE JACK, so
ALI 9th r Planes in proportion.
Butcher Saw Files, 3 inch,
3 IL inch, 4 aid a IL In.
Is cents each.
Bradbury's Sp0ks ShaVes, z
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