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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18
PROPOSALS FOR SSEoAkEEsTERMAsTER's

PROPOSALS FOR 9TAARTERMAsTER's
QuAnTEnMAsrERa OTFIcE. u, 3. ARMrl
pHIADELPIIA, May 7, l67O. ! I
Sealed proposals Will be received AZ this ONCE until ~
o'clock M, on TUESDAY, the eth day Of june 1870
for furniahinE tho Quartemaster's Department with
five thousand 5000 gross tons Tor ouch less quantity -
may DO roqulrcdl best quality Of WHITE ASH AN
THRACrfE COAL, Of such alEe and In aueh quanth
ties A. may be ordered for period q one year from
tho ist DAY Of MAy, 1870, with Tho privilege Of noreas
ing The AMOUNT 70 ten thousand dOOOI tons should y
50 much Of tho coal as may be required for In
city, Including tho u 8. Arsenala At Bhdesburg and
Grars Ferry Road, 10 amount not exceeding twelve
hundrod a. 0O) tons must be delivered without add.
u1nal o1papso 10 the United States The balance q
BE- darorod "a board Of vessels at this port, In good
orfsr and condisn fToo from slate bone, dust, and
froPo,.i1 nh1i he ur,d, out In duplicate on blank
fnlln1 uhloh can ~ obt1ilod Al ths Ohiee, and
V1lapel lndornsd 'rrppoaall fur dsllvalY pf Coaln
E,c6-NInDoaai must be aoc1rnpanind b. sufficient
uasrSnteS rTin tho event u Ne acoepianeo 81 the
nso1-.i M 1lhrqr blddara viii enter Into con
tract iof The deliver II i1eo eel "A. A. 49,,
No proposal VIII % eonnderufuels made IN s'F'e'
BiSdsls arc invited q attend he ODsnes If pFOpo-
The ouArteunas.st,. Departnsni reserves @oIshs
Any Additional informs tlon desired b. paFtiea uiahig
10 bid VIII be furnished upon agP.iSstion e tht 2Aee
myis.tiS7 Brew lieut. Dol and . NJ, U. $, A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18
MARRIED.

BOONE-HUYOK,- On tho 10th instant, AZ the rcsi'
dsaoe Qi The brdsa father By ltey "a sard ~ boons
Hoonr, o. this oily, phd Miss yUgngost dasgh
tor o. John q. Huyok esq. Of NORTH Chatham n y.
Andesson. JANIS RAI and ANA oADr' both Of mn
city. - j. ...H
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18
DIED.

MONROR-At $40 .. m. Monday, Mag 70, isiO
HoRAcE n, MorRoE, Of the Treasury DePArtment and
iate "a the a0th Maine voluntaars, AGED ~ years.
The hneral VIII take place from hla lAte resldonoc
No, leis Madison .tIget botveen And s.fece y
which Will be AID AZ 10 A nj At - N-l.hsss Church
Tho rcatvea o. tho family, the members OF ~ Vincent
IA Paul Rosisty Of the Young Catholios Friend 10
oey and Of ali other friends arc respectfully Invited Il
'6OLEAAN tho 18th inst, Mn. MANY COLEMAN
| In the s1th year o. her age. -. a,
Invited 10 attend her funora from the Residence Of hd
son-ln.laN, Mr. Hemp Loo, No, blb hAPlAnd avenue
i anarnn1n Al O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18

There were only some iofty or hltl lltlhutI
present at the hour fixed for roassembling.
Mr.. Archer, OF Nd, who had ashOrt time
remaining Of the hour Of Mr.. Sargent, briefly
reviewed the law making extra allowance 70
the officers Of tho navy, and In rcfutatlon Of
the charges made by Mr.. Morgan, produced
tables 10 show that the pay and allowances to
the naval officers Of the United States were
not excessive or unreasonable.
Mr.. Dawes, OF Mass, was quite severe upon
the navy charging that tho law-maldng
power was dlsrcgarded by that branch OF the
Government They were told that they must
expend but two millions In building and re-
pairing old shlps, and before the year was
half out came back with deficiency OF two
million dollars. He contrasted the expenses
Of our own navy with that OF Great Britain
aud showed that the expenses OF the tornci
were proportlonately much greater than tn
expenses Of tho British navy.
Mr. Logan, OF H., made . few rYmaTks
when debate was closed and the cohsldefauo'
of tho bill was proceeded with'
\ Mr.. Washburn moved 10 amend the section
approprIatlng q, 0Oo, 900 for tho pay OF com
u,lssioned and warrant officers and for trans
portnilon, By q proylso cutting OIL allowance
Tor extra service, clothlng, fations, rent o
quarters, lights, fllel, 40.
Mr.. Sargent Of Cal, ylgoronsly "pp ,.i.'s
10 nc lower grade u c0leerN. : - -
Mr.. Hsla, a. Me-, opposed INC amendmonl
| and claimed that the ail0Wancem thirty -thfo
per cent made By Secretary Woilos ~ CON
| mutation OF tho usual allowances made IN u
navy, was In pursuance OF law.
Nj. sconcld sent 10 the Clerks desk and ha
read a letter from the Secretary OF the Nav
reviewing tho law relating 10 tho subject !
support Of the legality oil the allowance Q
| thirty-three- and-a-third per cent.
| Mr.. Logan favored q cutting on OF the a
lowaneos, but was willing TO amend the la'
In III pay Of naval officers was insufficient an
| give them ample compensation.
Mr.. Cox, Of New York, said the rcspons
bIlIty for the payment OF the 88h per CEN
could not be Justly charged upon secrctaT
welles. Il had been sanctioned by bot
branches Of Congress and continued by N
present Administration.
Mr.. stevens, Of New Hampshire, offered
substitute allowing the 83k per cent 10 of
GERS below the grade Of commodore
The vote upon tho amendment being take
only 80 voted In the Affirmative and 40 In u
negative.
mittoc rose, and the House adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18

Tho hay and long forage TO be Of good, clean, mer.
ehAntAble quality, perfectly cured and subject 70 rEd
DeivsTy 20 commence soon practicable after N,
lst day Of Juns, 1s7o and oontlnus IN such quante'
| nnill he slst day q May, ISL.
Bddes WIN state, separately, tho price Of each hind
Of foraso lncuded In the proposal
zach bid must be accompanied By guarantee Of NJ
least two responsible peruona (whoss respond hi ty
must be certified BY tho clerk d court OF neoord thai
the bidder COMPETENT 70, and will, carry out the
tract awarded 10 him, and the residence and post
once Addreas Of zach bidder and guArAntor must bo
The attention Of bidder. b called % sootoa 70 Of Tho
act OF Congress approved JAY ~, leda
The right Is reserved 70 reject any all bids ohei cd.
Proposals TO be plainly Endorsed "ProposAla Tor =,
By command Of Broyet N Aior General j. J, ReYnoda
GEORGR Y. ALDEN,
Brevot Major and A. Q. NJ. u. s. Army, in ohArsc Of
Once Chief Y. NJ. Ap25-td
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18

DhOfOSAlS fOh hUbSibIENOh blOfthH
OFTIuE DEPor OonAuaaKHY suRsmIEroE,i
nfCHNoND, Va, April y. i9sQ. !
this once until d M MONDAY, Msy 3, islS, ioT tho
following articles, via
rs barrels Pork, ~ Cans 9rean Peaa,
~ barrels EXTRA Flour. laTumblsu Of Raspberry
$50 Pounds Rice, jan, .
't25 Pounds Adhmantine ~ Pounds Mustard.
Candoa, Is Pounds Tspaseaf .
tsa pcrnds Sl.p II irsi1ialia q noooiale,
M pcnnd. Rsll "a Pounds Narminili,
"a pa,.-sda HuEar cured % Pounds Maoaroni, p
Hasns, 10 Pounds bl-carb. of Sada,
100 pounds breakfast Ia. Ponndn Cream Of Tar.
| "a Barrels family Flonr 80 Pounda Lard,
40 Pounds Java Coffee, 10 founds linttar.
u Pounds Rallina, ~ Pounda Laundry Starch,
90 Cans Tomatoea
| Conditions, 6e., a. heretofore. . ...
myit6t Brovet Major, q. :. A., A. C.E.
, 1870-04-06

Thousands arr tn-aE suffering fr'ln the !oata-
their symltonls shows thut they are no; only VIC
1inss 70 the disease, hct that It has made Consider
able advancement One pcsson mas experience d
disposition to clear the throat especially In the
morning, AMI another, free from this symptom,
may hare discharges frnsn the noat1tI4; thlfA
uay have neither Of these anuoyaaces, bu, the
nostr1ls may be trycrtsh nr partially or wholly Oh
stEucted for hours together; another may COM
plain OF dull pain in The tegon Of the forehead,
sensation Ut t!xhtneas OF structure there; some
rcrsuns may have ulcegations or small aoces> -
Of the nasal cASitits, and, Of coursc, o1eu-
stve breath; others weak eyes, duincss OF
htsring, roaring or ringing Noises ID the head,
sounds, like the fall Of distant waters or the
fNsh Of ytcam: others maE not experience any ef
these physical symptoms, hut complain 0! an i'm
raiFed sense Of smell, or, in very had tasca, the
destruction Of this sense: this may be the onIy
synrptoTu, save depression Ut srir1ts anxiety
without due cause, for:lod!nGs 0f evil, rDnStaIt
tendency " take cold, which always atetts the
heal or tan'as; still others, whose skln Is dry,
whose complexion II hal. whose hair Is thi:1 and
falling OF, whn-r teeth decay: nal ~: smother
elias. VI 1er:sts n hr,'e Constitution, WIN su:1r
t" ETca:rr "7 Ic>s extent IN almost every n:s.la
Ut the bot!y: tic liver 11t kidneys h.r0Ia dt@lir-
!rrHf. lysn'rtt' symptoms present themselves,
indigestion. constipation, or .ltaEhGa, rainlalun
Of the heart, &c.
The muet' pura.ent matter II an animal rslsan
passing down the rlnal l"a1!tng to tnr st:Itaa.h.
ami soon tn'ss IT, way into the grnrra. rl:talaip,
atl then becomes rnutc marked the terrible results
a,rs rnulnerat.i; then, sslcf Or lstrt, ,''.strHr
tiun Of the tissues ant the bnnrs ensurs or br,,l-
t,f Il
, 1870-04-06

Additional Returns from the EieC-
ti0n In Connecticut.
City md Township Elections

HARTFORD April h.-The Twentieth 5enato.ta
District, counted last night As Republican, is DEM
ocT1itc ~ ?. majort1y, aud the Third District Is
Rmccratic by three OF four majority. This gives
the Scnnte to the Democrats By one majority, un-
less the Sixteenth District which Is close, should
te Republican The House ts Republican By
about ELK majority. Englishs majority Is about
eoa
NEW YoRK, April 6-Tne New Tork Tin.es'
Hartford. Conn, special says violent ator1n Of
rain and snow preyallcd in thas State yesterday,
materially flaenf T. TIC VT cast and
turns. Enough ts known, however, to show
tflat English has been elected Governor by about
Ole thousand maturity, and that the Democrats
IeEph,!cans retain hope that thry will still nave
tol,t1oi IF that totly by reduced ma}oslty. So
far Ha heard frem, the democrats have RaineA In
all pars Of the State, their net gain being B,6 In
f0E1y-Elx h,wna, scattered through alx counties.
Governor Jewell cOncetes the election OF English,
and tho Republicans generally have concluded ia
live under Democratic administration during the
coming year. The Democrats ART, OF course, az
The Tribune saFs: "0nr nturns fFnm Con.
netttcut arr incom nleic, but they seem sul1lceni
70 show that James F. English, anl most likely
the entire Democratic State ticket, is elected by
small maorities, aid the Indications are that The
Republicans will have the Legislature by reduced
MnjnFittea in 10th heuseA~
The Iliorfd says: The heavy storm somewhat
Affected the Fbte. The Indications that EnElst
tDelnocrat}, for Goseruur, will have asvut ,6vt
majority. The Legislature is IN doubt The Dem
ocra,s have male gains, aud hare probably ca1ret
HARTFORD, April a.-comp,ete returns from tht
State except two towns which last year gave
English lis majority. loot u1', English, =, ,e4S
Jewell, sa.lal. Baldwin, Republican, Is elecstt
Senator III the Sixteenth District hy 81 majority
which makes the Senate stand II Republicans L
11 Democrats.
, 1870-04-06
nibur. ID still missing, and WAS amofhered and

nihus, ID still missing, and WAS anothered and
burned, without douM
NnwAcKEE, April a-T1atns from Berlin, Wis,
report destrlctiyc connaRraten raging at T. H.,
and no engine to etor It's lrpgrcsR Later news by
telegraph n ports the IRE e1tlngulshe1 afkt oqr-
losess are: Tat% j. Eonse, hardware; y. Il Dob
son, druggist; IL L. Miner, confecttoner: s !.
Elf, meai market Total loss, 81, ,ooo. about half
covered bJ insufance-
J4xEri1Ik, April "A destructive 94re oc.
cur7ct, herr nj 9 O'Clock Tits morning. hock Of
f1ye woc4len buildings d the corner OF Wet Nil
wBukee and Franklin strtets was destroyed. Dr..
Mitchell owned the property. Loas. f1.00o: ins1t-
ri for ta,upa The occEpaais Of the stores aad Of
+ Gorm.n, Russell. and Henry Glass rmeEed :
isuztion hf their RoodA- Their loss vas fnlU cor
cred hy Insurance. The n5e Was the Wosk Of an
tpCEniary
, 1870-04-06

CITY OF MEXICO, Apr,l l, ria HAVANA, Ar.s! a.
Two markets VEN T.rentlr 1.urnt anl $eytra
churches spts.-l- The stolen articles were f,'us
In ths possession If unc nf the Eea.thtest families
IT The CITY, which led to The he!ef that the O!,les
eon is the leader Of . band OF bandits Great e1.
clscfneut prevails IN consequence
Minor revolutionary outbreaks lEe decreasing
General Cat1Ina recently entered xacaiccas ant
retlei It OF $a:,0Ol
It Is run,orcd that an understanding existed he
tween Cadina and the Fctlcsn1 General. by which
the former was allowed to rob the city.
The revolution IN Ja1lsco IL l,0wcrtcss- The IN
surErute nj Cnerc Sa.a a1e rrrursetl defeated.
The Supreme Court Of Mexico has .!se:det
adversely to the cla!,n of Norton + Whitthn.s,
while In New YorE, md rtccircd as seeu;lty tt
property in Ae1ico4
All Mexican property OF Santa Anna Was couds
Gated Ip 1861
Travelling i more insecure. StaSrs have beef
FphheE1. and passengers left naked On the rnah
Erupuons OF Monnt CeboYuco hare Increased.
, 1870-04-06

= - spfce., DC, were parsed without amcndnnent
uGHn olt % tht following ciansc: "On wines Of Ill
AnnA Imported in c1sks, 20 cents per gallon"
NJ CobuHS moved to amend It hy classifying
Hinte u and Il - per gallon. Rejected
Inc thlte paragraphs relating to wine were
passed without amendment,
lhe paragraph taxing branqy and other kprtts
2 Per Gallon. having been reached, Mf. AXTEl1.
moved TO Increase the duty to 81, aad Advocated
DC Amendment In the interest Of the N1ne-KrpF
err md brandy tits1lfczH OF California
M. sCHENck opposed the amendment but 1t
~aa agreed to-Cp 10 -
The paragraph taxing cor,tials = Agalon hay-
ing heen reached, Mr. COBUKS moved to increase
the Iutles to r. %
Without action, the cahmlttee rose.
... San DOMINGO,
Mt. III TIER, nf Massachusetts, asked leave ID
tntrotiuce k,snt resolution to annex the republic
Of San Infningo.
MF. HUtJD Objected.
1le House ndluur1led.
, 1870-04-06
FRANCE,

FRANCE.
PARIS, Anr!i A-Teegrams iron. LaC,cuzot are
NOR. favorable. No collisions between the oper-
t!vts and trsn1,s have u<rtrpti- The mIurs arr.
deserted aE, inc iron works raytIaly 50. S:hnrl-
der Cne Of the Unrest prynrlctors has nefitinnct1
fhr rnyprnmrnt in w1thtiraw thr frDnns AZ fhrir
nrestnc. t,n,l. 10 t.,.n a]Iyc ,tsnnttnt - @"'A
nLONuON. Anil a-The Tine, says thc Frencs
cable sliarrs have Il, p.rc!atci because .! r.a;-
rpcf connection
PARIS Apr:I a-Thc cnn.fitutioant1 states that the
rletstttuln Will tear On two POINTS not contained
In the Constitutional arts nf lsaa VIZ Ministerial
RESPONSIBILITY. and fht division of ,rrsiatiyr nousr
istw..,, thr tw1 cha Tfrrs II aida fhs, II IL Get
tlent that thc nenIsctum foust nreccr thr t,iscus
sim nf thr rev constitution n,it nnMia m atn IL
expected from the Emperor. which vii sSniatn
he real character OF the national vote.
The Bor.it aux Chamber Of Commerce has rc-
Solved to impose ausy of one-half franc pei ton
on rtssr1s with car1-nrs enter1np mr. Ieayfnr fhn
harsGr and franc ns1 I'm nn ,hnes III
l,njinst - ~ ~@ ~''000 AZ
TAEis, ar-.,a-1n the Corps Leclslat,f, TODAY,
N. JeTosne David orcncd The tii,cusson s.lIonEnri
frpm yesterday, on the intcFrcllatton nf Mr Gca-y
On constituent power. lie praised the Emperor i
administration Of the government for the mast
eighteen years. IExclaInauons Ut dissent frpul
members Of the left1 The nrator continued ia
riaHnr that whrn me na1ion heS snnscn' ri,
, 1870-04-06

Precautionary Measures AEnssr~t In
dtnn Outbreaks - Union Pacific
Railroad Lnnd Snlc1, &c.
Sreeisl pe.r4tch to The Chie1ko Tfihunc.
OMAHA, April a-Grcat act1ytty prevails IN MILL
tary circles In consequence Of threatening Indies
tons OF Indian troubles. A ccnpanJ OF infantry
and one Of cavalry have hreu ordered Il, South
rase- and one Of iufantr! to Medicine Bow. Cn!oa
Pacific Railroad
Saies of the Tuion Pacific Land rFpaTsrncnt
finer JULY last, I&a,6sS acrcs, ut S6ss,4s9. Sales
last month, ~ acres II 81, ,:asf
Twenty thousand bushels Of corn Ecrc shtppett
hx nm in this dtr. yesterday. to New York ria
tie Missouri and Mississippi Rivers and Ocean
Rate, 3ss;c per b1snel
Reports from the West state that 1t IS showing
At South fats. and heavy ratn prevails in 1daho,
XcpranA Utah, and WyotntnC-
Ady.ces trcm Fort sully, D. r. state that soo
lodges Of Sioux are eamI.1 II the Cheyenne
ASency-veIJ anxious 10 trade f0r alTns and NUM-
ions Of VIZ. They ase determined to drive the
miners frntn the Muscle Sche'l. Yellow Stone, and
Wind Rrc1A
Company e, Second Tinted States ca.a,7y. left
here xesse1d1y for the cx1np On the Ltle Blue,
overland.
, 1870-04-06
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
Contents for the Week Ending april G.

l-FARA AND GARpEs Letter from Rural: OUT
TfInbrF Rt1ourcss-CsefuI Tree.-Mound City
What Small Things Sometimes Accomplish The
Making of Tool And A1r H4ndlts-Stonc-H II ast.
Plpw BcAms and Handles -O,hct Luinbrs-Frui.
Hills as Cofs1rn-S -Shipueuts Of lsea-Mat'nx Berry
boxes and Cra;ts-En1Etta and Barrel StAvts.
e-yETER1SARY: Hratcr, Broken Wind. or Asth'
.ns-I+ts-r trrm Dr. Demers. Veterinary Surgeon.
5-AGRICCLT1fRAL PRESS: Shelter Heit4 and the
fndu.tri41 Unsersity-Iira!thy Chickens Cost Of
Manufacturing Bert Susar-FecdEnk Mich Cowa
Origin of the Prtcpt Race Of Horses, By Miss
MILDLY MoEyan.
&-fNPoRTASr TO WHEAT GROWERS: Litter
from Coouc! Cap.rn Cormfpssoac. Of Agriculture
S-THE WEST: Norr Indian Outrakrr-The Aoriuonr
Frotc-t Axain., Culun't Pcly eamy BILL
e-REvESCE REFORM: Mass Hertins cf the Mer
chants. Bankers, Lalorerz. Sc,-Thc l.s.ll1tiunA
7--rOETkY: Song ef the f1ftr~enth Amendment
Liner to Florence Hunting gdou-Trut
e-LOSDON LETTERS. The WErtched Condition Of
Irrlsnd-Satfonal Edncatian and NF. Lrt-t's
Hu-Fsriian,rntarv skctchrs-Morc Scandal
among The Noeility-foEtzaits Of Nembrrs Of the
London Clul-PulteiAna, Authoss, Poets and
Wits, &c,
s-pIcKESs' FAREWELL READINGS: "vaa.h
ing from the G7sit! Lights for Evessuort."
1D-LITERARY Nnticrs Of New Books, with c1t.aett-
1f-COMrASSES: FROM tile Overland Mnathly.
le-FRON THE CAPITAL: The Pr--aents AdFts~ss-
Mrre about shippins-Aiuae2 Walker-t;au Il HAta-
1s-THE SAN DIEGO MINES: :: Rich Quartz 1eads
Alee+I to have hten Discosered-The r1seeE
Mines Superficial.
1f-FEARFUL STORM on THE PLAINS: Ten or
| Frozen to Death-Tlc Wife Pcsshes in the Aruls
Of Her uu4haad-Two Brothers Loee their Lives
in Stofm-Cseat SHftfsnes.
1.-THE NEW BEDFORD TRAGEDY: The Death
Of the Murtenss-A Touching Letter from Heart
brukcn woman-WomAn's Gonlt.ucs and Mans
ls-sPASisH INSULT TO THE AMERICAN FLAG.
l7-FoRE1GN GosslP A.column Of 1rtrzestiuz FL
, 1870-04-06
SPAIN.

MApR1n. April a-Tne enforcement o: the con-
scttFtion law commenced yesterday throughout
tart'ancea reported In some places In Barce-
Iona there was much agitation The people at
Barriers threw M hatTtcadcs. an1 the troops
charged and 1ook them. In the fnwn Of Sanz.
near Barcelona, the rioters made some resistance,
aud ten men were killed 1t Is reported to-day
that orcF hAs been restored In Barce1ona ant VI
cinlty.
HStnor De Echfgar3, Minister OF Agriculture. re-
mains i'll the Cabinet, amt tho Ministerial cI1sis Is
ended.
, 1870-04-06
Congregational Election in tho Tenth
0hia ntAxTfEfs

TOLEDO, April a-1ncompete returns fE3m tae
district Indicate the election Of Mr. PECK, 1iefnn
voted,
TotEnn, April A-1nc Conmr7rsal rlaccs rSe1s
majority for Congress In this district ~ oscf suo,
Inc largest evcr given any Republican candidate
, 1870-04-06
INDIANA.

The Cnnxa&& In tho Ninth Indiana
Congregational District.
Spxrtal Despatch to Tbr Chicago THbunot
FaE7 WAYNE, April a-Thc friends Of General
Shanks In this paz1 Ut the Ninth Indiana District
ART Iuhllant over the result of the primary 3eeto,
for Congressman tn Randolph Comfy, ShapKs r.
ce!ytng shout 10 votes over the other two c11ts-
dates This ASSURES hts nomination In the Cnn-
E1essonal Convention upDn the lrsx ballot 4 full
vote was poeh, AMI that county Was considered
the EattlC-fc1h
c,Sc1SSATi, .,rril a-Refnrns from the primary
election in the Fourth Indiana District Khox that
Jcl!an hae hcn 'tefcnte4 ty Judge Wilson BY !
nsa1o.tty cf j few votes
, 1870-04-06
FOREIGN.
The Paris Press on the Pend
ing Reform Measures.
Serious Conscriptlon Riots In
Spain.
Debate on the Irish Land Bill in
the British Commons.
Speech by Dickens Mt the News
ycndcrs' Annual Dinner.

Lorpos, Aprll a-The lmpoEtatons Of gzain
from the Baltic rruslnces'of Russia hare been 30
heavy lately as TO aepscss 'he bseadssu1s market
here and Al Liverpool
LospoS, April a--The newsvenders held their
annual thinner this evening. Charles Dickens pre-
vehement cheering, said such enthusiasm was un-
accountable IN any other theory than that all
present believed be had nncc Eidirn ii IN.
te IN cuInnlDI. viii. hls friends had onIy almIfcJ
fEtm the pavement. lis position Tonight was
less that q guest than ensvrsaine1. Ike fais,ad.
tc vas TO be les speaker himself than tlle
cause of sMtch in otacrs. " he WAS ike the TO-
,,acconibt GlltandeF, Eotxe4i With saut, pointing
The wayfa,rss IT. to s sesexes indoors There
Of the ueNslAan's vocation than thst no to4st
would f'e offered TO night; none might, could,
would not hare connection with some one OF The
topics Of human interest reported By him daty.
"How," asked Mr. Dickens, but for the news
man. could We have had our table chat here to
not merely senttneataily, bu, substantially"
Other speeches and toaats followed, and the
company hruke up 1t a late huur
LoSpox, Apr7l 5.-Thc Honae OF Commons Ia
| committee continued the consideration OF the
Irish Land hill ME. Gladstone o1eset an amcnl
mcut gtsng the tenant compensation for loss o
holding, fhe amount Of damages to be assessed bJ
/ a court
| John Walter. Liberal member, for BeEts, OF,
Lord John Manners opposed, and MI. OsboEt
supported, the amendment
NJ. Bail, member for pnblln University, de
plorel tic changes made by the Ministry Ia tn.
bill, and charged the government with ulnidit,
| and yac1llAtton.
General discussion followed, In the course o
posed amendment and Gathosne Hardy opposed Il
on the gruunti that the landlord was made answer
| allie for the teuant's maintenance.
The question WAS taken, and the aNcpdmen
| carried by rUte Of e9s to 152,
The House came out Of committee, aud r. A
Taslor member for Leicester, askes, leave to in
fof
, 1870-04-06
Colonization in Colorado.

EvASs. Col. Na1rh a-rnlon Colony, No. l, y
c. AeekcE. President, and Horace GrteleE, Tseas
! the delta formed ~ the Cache Is rpud.r ant
Plate Rivers, End Denver rar!nc Railroad tnIi
/ way between Ienver. Col, and cneyenne, y. T
Il Is expected th4t tho members will begin 10 n.
i've about the s5th Inst
, 1870-04-06
ElFC.h

nlyESrosT, Iowa, April a-Tss statement tna.
TN rrn mad bcen burned Il tho Fem, liz l4l4
House hre prove, untrue 81 III a, or. : I. g
| cerned, StGcSH7ath, he hiring becn seen o1 NJ
| esstarn-tound trair On The zno.I:nC OF the tse.
Csass pehn, d1iyer ct tie Pca3s1iyaa:a Uo2s. G1
, 1870-04-06

uArASA, April A-Casarcas adviees'to the s0th
uft- state that revolution Is progressing .hrouCh-
cut that republic The State Of Bolivia has jouetl
the rcrnutsontsts, who held the rnad from Caracas
to Ia Guasra The revolutionary General B!aaco
il advancing on Caracas
, 1870-04-06

This. St. Louis Banks md the Fitnd-
Ing Btf1s

ing Bill.
ST. LnEIs, lA-Sotw1thstaud!ng The denial
frnm Chicago, hasesi upon private dispatches from
this city that the Clearing House here ha.l
tabled 4 memorial agninst the passage Of
The Funding Bill, the despatch sen.
fruln herr last Saturday wAs true The
Associated Ranks Of this city held = meeting March
80, md tailed sa memorial by vote Of ~ to ..
lltust s.tt i despatch to Senator DraEr, giving
the action Of the CLEARING lluuse meeting, AMI
stating that shcF represented tho majority Of the
banking rarfta! and deposits Of thu city, and
were IN favor "f the Funding bill These banks
represent nearly two-th,rs OF the banking rapt1al
here and have 1hsut thr,-fourt1s If the deposits.
xutesl ag2Inkt failing the memorial, siGnct! the
telegram tn Senator brake 30 that the rral srnti
nltnt in tayor II tie Funding I'LL WAS y to !.
ThrIc arc lut eight National Banks In the city.
, 1870-04-06

tSnow StorIn-Ennnl Navigation.
SCRANTON, Px-, april a-A foot Of snow fell IAst
niGht
Navigation m the Delaw1re and Hudson Canal
! comm. need yesterday. Twenty boats arc loaded
nf uoEe34cje.