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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-01-29
FOR SALE.
~~ THAT DESIRABLE LOT ON FL
&ga southeast corner of Fort aud School streets inquire of
L. ia 1t JAMES s. LEMON.
FOE RENT

ALARGE AND COMMODrOUs RESI-
f.:H DENCE, with yard and all necessary outbuildings. situ'
&2ated in the most pleasant part OF this city Enquire OF
j. R. KINNEY,
ia lm+ No. 100 Nuusnu Avenue.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-01-29
ASSENGE

FRON Say FE1ScIseo-Per ID. e. Murray, Jan. 2lth-P
Izenberx wifi and , children. J Fuller, wife and child, Miss l..
Mason. W Chamberlain. G. w Gilbert, w Wilson. T. DrttOn,
" Martin, W Wilcox L. Low, and Il Chinsse-27-
FOR TAHIrI-Per Greyhound, Jan 26-B Iatiere and
vffe-2
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-01-29
BIRTH.
MAR RIED.

H,u1Lrox-Iu suaEeId, Coan, Dee. 18th, the wife Of CAP
Jas A.. Hamilton ID a daughter
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-10

and shone with q crimson lustre in the
light OF The fires which were now lspPine
their serpent tongues in the waters oi The
rivers edge.
Heavens wha, was thu, {! huge body
rus5us past the sfTrighted womer, and
like demon incarnsie, dsshes up The
street. Then another, and sIIll smother,
then The place resounds with clinSng
hoofs. and sea Of moving har and g's''
ming horns fl's he streets and sidewalk.
Crash crash cra,h the rifles resound
upon the streets. Crash crash snd
heavy bodies sink 10 rse no more. a mo.
meni OF horror and bev vildermen,, sDd lh6p
the town is quiet-the streets empty, and
tie thunder of reesding hcofs comes al
mort insudlbly to The ears Of the cI''zens.
who now cautiously sally forth: in The
streets and cutters, DARK shaggy masses
are dInly 10 be seen by The light "f The
now js ing fires. They Struggle. and
ysiuly strive 10 rise to their feet, but soon
slnk back and seat ;heir huge heads a.
gslnsI the hard roadway, sud ss the crlm-
son life stream pnurs from mouth and
ncs.ril, ro.l their eyes in the death ago
roy. BY The morning light nsUgbt Is 10
b. seen but tie goII pools, which yet lay
Ike miniature lakes upon the streets -
Si9ur CIV J0UrhGl
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-10

GOO Lloyd Lickldel's Clothing En,
VI porlum Ter i cheap suit Of Clothes.
OVE3COATS and Capes just received
u al lloyd LichEisr's.
DR. KOsTA's Weu Indian Tooth
ii Wash is tie test article Of the kind
in he market, .! E!AIagS
ocll5 Drug So'e.
NEGEMAN'S CamphOr Ice and C'y-
Ii cerine LoIi0n for c5apped shln, at
oct Is Billings Drug Store.
TEA s. perin's Wo,ce.lcrehi,e Sauce.
IL 4. Billings Drug Sore.
77EGEMANS & BuTaeus Cod LiTer
* Oil, al Billings Dug Store.
NULL Ljnsey Suits for Men md Boy',
I 81 oci Is Lloyd L;c.!,iTS.
MEMS home made Yarn Sacts,s;
VI oc! % L:ct.lasr :.
4 SPLENDID il, q To!!cI Soaps en-
Il hard, and lor sac, It Billings
BLASTING Powder and Fuse Com
ID Hampers, Goa! Hods. for sac By
McCYr1y S, Duke,
NOV IL C.z!,e:t"gH.
lard Cana made from Lo-L,o c. IN
l. gle Ti1, !or sc,a ty
J!cCarlg s. Dp5e,
uovl2 Ca4.lel,7ua.
TIRE Dogs, Coal Shovels, C0-I Stree,
Pokers, and WsGlo !'oas 70; !s b.
McCurdy s. D@de,
povl2 Char!es!ow".
CAUSAGE Climbers and S'uaers IoF
y sale By Me CHrdy e. Duke,
nov 10 Casl!eso IN.
MEMS heavy Buck Clover, a!
III noyl2 LickHiey's.
MEMS Fine Calf Boots, City male, al
lil nov IL L'c"I'|eT s.
THE late style Fashionable Has. jest
i received al Lltk.s"ef s.
TUST lock at these prices; Heavy
y Tweed Coos, s3,5 Pants, 50 co;
Hats, from rs cts Up; Caps from SO c!s
up; Paper ColIars 90 c" tox; Hall
Hose 10 cents per pair, and Mems Shirts
and Drawers from so CTS up, oil to be
had a,Oak Nsll the Cheap Furnishing
House. i. N'c6Hdff'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-10
An Exciting Scene.

Tie Prairie On rue around Sour
lGH5 C.fy-IEc BnyI'J II:t.5g.
From gentleman ipsl a,rgel from
Siony Falls Civ we earn the following
r,,,irrI,rs Of an eyci.jo, affair which oc,
'.--.ea >. .,e,,,,,c q f,,9 pig,.;s since:
rio rrs;re hal bsen 6i,.ia, n he
ssfyh5or.ooI al lie afternoon. a. d to-
vsr's egcsigr lie country On lie D4aoi1
,i,s.oC lie jj-er was seen - 10 .bi.zs,
a-j ,,e o.r-s :.5D tie westward walled
, lconeclord or;nokg a3i ashes towards
the c.,v "A p;.u drew on, Tie ,urIJ
G3ms, Illuminated Tic e;.es:s, cas.iag a
crimson ,j,ht upon tho windows Of the
buildings, and causing weird expression
10 oyerspresL the counensnces o! Tie cit,
izens, VINO were congregs!eJ upon The
street corners watching he leaping n1nes
a., hey wlilheI end twisted Ike soils in
pure.'ory, on tie cnptsl!e eide Of the
g,ref.
AL was sill and no sound was head
save the occasional cEsckling Of the tail
bunch grass as II struggled snd fought
with lie fiery seEpenls iha, al!acacd lis
stems. The c!azens eazed with awe
upon The grande't Of western sights and
,hough gathered together IN Iile knots
and groups near each other, tie subIimiIy
sni grandeur o! the immense panorama
oVeEPoweEed all speech ard all stood t'
lsal md moNon.ess, Ua.-Li"g 'he sP-
pIoschiag Hies.
Ha.k! what means the iOn oA"e souhu'
that, borne upon I"e n'g"i %Ia-'' ciea6
Win such c!smay upon me e'f' oil 'he
siInsh'ed spectator Meh LOOK mo
each other s 'acss' and ihorSh me" Ups
move noI' their eyes siriSe 10 seek The
cau'e Of these strange noises UneasiIy
they gaze sIOng tie river taAEs' The
river is rot raising, 80 it IS not thence
lhe sounds Fioceed. No hurricane Is
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-10
SHEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SAfl
IS THERE ROOM IN ANGEL LAND:

These lines were written after hesring
The following touching incident related
By a minister: A noiher who was pre-
pairing some -four TO bake into bread !e"
il ior a moment, when lille Mary with
childish curiosity TO see what II was, took
hold Of the dish. when i, fell 10 the floor,
spilling the contents. The molhersiruck
the child severe blow, saying. With an
ger, that she was always in the way !.
Two weeks after, liille Mary sickened
and died. On her dsalh.bed, while de-
lirious, she asked ter mother if here
would be room for Ter among the angels.
I'll was a!w oy in your way. mother; you
had no room for liuIe Mary! And vii |
be in he angels way viii lhey bave
room for tue?' The broken-hesred
mother then felt no sacrifice too great
ccu!J she have saved her child -
!, there room among the angels
For The spirii Of your child !
VIII they take your little Mary
10 their loving arms SO mild
Will they ever love me iond!y,
Asmy s:ory.6oohS have said
Will hey find home !or Mary
Mary numbered wi.h the dead
Tell ne truly, darling mo!aef.
Is lhe:o room for such az NE
viii gain the home Of sPIyiIs,
And The shining angel: see
Ihsve .orsly taeJ you, mo!her-
Been 10 you Tconstsai care,
Aad you witfnoi miss me, mO!hor,
When Idwe.l among he fair;
For you have norocm 'oF Mary
She was eysr in your way,
And she fearS the good will shu1 heI:
VIII they. darling mother. say
Tel me,-tell me iruly.-moihsr,
Ere LIES closing hour DOH come.
Do you think that they will keep ne,
In tie shining angels home
was SO wsywarj. mother,
Notso yery-veTy bad
But that tender love would nouIish.
And make Msry's heart SO gl9d!
o! yeaTDed for pure affection,
In this worlI Of bitter woe
And long for bliss immortal,
In the land where must go.
Tell me once agsia, dear mo!her,
Ere you take The parting kiss.
VIII the angels bid me welcome
To that land Of perfect bliss !
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-10
DON'T SELL NY FATHER RUN.

Don't cell him cnother drink, please
He's rceling already you see'
And fear, when he comes home tonight
He'll te'! my poor mother and ne;
She's waiting in darkness and cold,
And dFesding 10 hear him come;
lie treats us so bad when he's drunk
Oh 4! dom! sell him any more r1m'
heard mctaer praying last night
She thought was quite soand asleep;
She prayed God her husband 10 save,
His soul from temptation to keep.
She cried like her heart would break;
50 trying 10 comfort her some,
| told her | would beg you to-day
Not 10 sell father any mere run.
Why ton'I you have something to cell
That will net make people so SD
Tha, Ill! not make dear mother PrleVe,
And kind father cruel and bad!
A., me it - tarG; and zee
lou ere angry because hare come;
Forgive poor, sd lille sill,
AaI ioa'I ssll Ter dess father rom !
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-10
A CARD.
Ladies and Gentlemen .
THIS WAY

like good health, especially when ones sick
-s., Now the best way to preserve Your
EH{ health is 10 20 10 J. 5. f'ieminE's and
Z - get 6r.t-rate pair Of B Q o I or
SHOES, and pair Of those splendid CFo-
quet Slippers for your wife, and while you are
getting these YOU had better guy few Pa.FS oi
Alaska Oversloes. They are mighty useful III
a family, esrecially in wet weather. Ana
don't iaii to get a few pairs Of Silver Typed
Shoes for the children, and if you have any
change left, get yourself a pair of Boots, and
then If there is nothing else in that line you
can 60 home with light heart and kiss The
baby, or some one else.
0c,s J. :. FLEMING.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-10
JOHN Il. SCHOPPERT,
G @ 7 Y IN
AND
GARNET MAKER,

ILLofDr. Joynes valuable medicines
\ for sale, wholesale and re'a'l' FER
son. purchasing them by the dozen n;,a.,pd Or
half dozen, can have them at wholeSS'e
prices. .ep.3 H. ~ Bill ngS'
CIILL in demand, ,hose 5 cent Copy
y Books al 1'I't" e."
au2 6 DUN "'o
CONSTANTLY receiving new Music
v 70 all kinds, st Ld"CH
oG Book Sore
NEW lot Of French Note Paper 81
A sep3 Billings Drug Store.
o,CHOOL Cssket-, complete ou'-n'
IS for school purposes. every boy anu
sIrl should have one. price only 70 GEMS
w. =, ' Laack's Book Store.
spOYs. and Toy Books in great variety
Laucks
Book Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-10
NEW GOODS.
New Goods,

UHE snbScr hers have just returned from the
| Eas, and have received q large and COM
piee assortment OF
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS s. SHOES,
Oueepsware, Hardware, &C., which they offer
to the public at greatly reduced prices. We
earnestly sol cit cal! before purchasing eise-
where IS we are confident We can offer induce
ments to CASH purchasers.
PLASTER and all kinds OF FERTILIZERS
constantly on Land.
We are Agents for all kinds OF fhRMlNH
UTENSILS.
Duffiel5s, Nov. IL, 1870.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-13
TELEGRApFfIC NEWS,

New YORK stock anSs Nancy Market,
& NEW YORK, May H. Eaboa. Stocks steady. Mo-
ney, sac per cent. Exchange Long, Iaes shnrt,
lilo. Gold. 1tsa Bonds, llss. Tennessee ss-Ex.
coupons eos; new, $50. Virginia es-Ex-coa-
pons. esl new, COZ. Louisiana 6's, 7st; Levce
ss, "a. Alabama SIS. lo1; s's, u. Georgia rs,
81. North Carolina s'a-Oid, ~; new, %, South
Carolina 6's--New. sls.
Eacntna.-- Money casy at dG5 per cent, with
exceptions at >. Exchange, lossN16o3. 1893,
lies. Southern Securities closed arm, with an ad-
vance 10 North Cardinals and Tenncssee's. Ten
nessec's-Old, coy: new, S. North Carolina's--
Old, a7t; new, 2ss.
{ NEW YORK, May 12.-Tn consequence of tele-
gram from Washington that the Banking and Cur
rency Committee had decided to report The new
currency bin without amendment stocks and
bonds have declined one per cent Later IN the
day the report being denied. the market recovered
partially, but afterwards declined, closing fever
ish and unsettled. Governments and gold sympa-
thizcd with stocks. Discounts were 6@7 per cent.
Governments opened buoyant, and the highest
prices OF the present upward movement were OBJ
tanned. A reaction followed and the market closed
rm United States e.s OF 1881, coupons III; 's2's,
1921; 's4s. 1l1s $685. 1llf new bonds l14A; s7's,
1l4s; 1855, 1lsl; io-<Ws, 1888. Virginia ex-cor-
pons, 60; new. 90. Louisiana 10; new, 70; Levee
e's, 72A; SIS, o. Alabama s's, In2. Georgia Ts,
esa. South CarolinR S. %; new, 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-13

BArTrMoaR, May 1a..-Virgfnia es, old. Go: ,tes
bid. North CaroIfHn Gs new, a hid. g Z
The offertr9s OF Beeyes were go head. fairf3
Piled ana ssli prices tsndIng dowawardSs e
81. IS for Sheep and ss.zs for Lambs. Hogs fully
saaal 10 ihe demand; prices ranging from lsaG
bAIT1noRE, ayl,.-Flour nrn but not sc.,ys:
good grades scarce prices anehnnged. West
ehanssd: Corn quiet and SSnehsased. fors a1m
ut s9s.sef3$ao. Shoulders, ls3c. Lard quiet nc
17Ell7sc. Whisky In rood Demand . .,sssSs
vanced t. middlinaa ne; sales Of 100 bales; re-
esiEts, - bales; exports, eoastw1Se, 100 teles !;
stock, rs coo bales. li53
CIscINEATI, May la.-C orn.-An offered was
Is heIs Il sSsra CLOSING sIesnr
as 81 90. Pork held at 2ef@aoc. Bacon qnief |:
ssor1ders; als@lals sides ls,@I7ts less
a, 81; L o. s May saGosn dsmo.sllzsd: nSsd
A1.la6sl.2o Whiskey. a.os-held hIxher at the
close :, Provisions quiet potk, sss;se@tsa aseon
aIgar-cured hams, 1aGl19ac. -, -
.CHARLEsTos, May 1s.-Coston steady; mid
dlings, 2a@24n. sales, 200 hales rece{pts. 90
bales exports, coastwise, sA bales; stock, IL !.
asa bales. =
AUGUSTA, Ga. May Cotton marks. trmer
middlings, 2l1c 49,.
SAVANNAH. May Il. Cotton qniet and firm !;
mtdding 29i@e2sc.: sales $50 bales reeeipts. eis
naies; ExpQris-.To Havre, ,ea1 bales coastwise,
NEW ORLEANS, May I2.-Flour frr,er az q son
&5.25@85.75. Sugar and Mofasses unchanged
Whlskey, S1@$l.os. CoEee--Fair, IssNie1c. |:
prime, I7s@lsss IS Sterling as@'ssc.; sight, ic.
NEW ORLEANS May 12.-Cotton buoyans !;
middling, 22Sc.; sales, 1000 bales: net receipts,
Exports--To Bremen, . ss2 bales Philadelphia,
50 bales Boston, oil bales. Stock lss, TOO bales.
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paper, commenting On ths swelling scan.
dtnavian emigration TO America by way Of
threaten a g lockout
LONDON, May ESensng. Royal assent
has been given to The naturalization law.
FLoRENCE, May 12-Menotte Garibaldi
denies all completely I'm the recent riots,
and no proofs forthcoming he was dis
charged.
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General Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sonth.

On Monday DR.. Lee, of Richmond, pre-
scnted a memorial from Trinity church
congregation praying that the office Of
presiding elder be abolished, and that the
fatty be made eligible to the Council of
Bishops in the appointment OF preachers lI !;
that he himself was concerned in the get
ting up of it, and that he would vote for it.
II was received in silence, and referred to
the Committee on ReviSalS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-13
Railroad Observation-Disclosures Killed
and Wounded.

ST. LOUIS, May 12.-The express train
hitherward, from Atchison, Mo-, last
evening, collided with freight train ut six
o'clock this morning relr Eui eka. Sixteen
persons were instantly killed and twenty
wounded, two fatally. No names have been
reported. Both locomotives were smashed
up and the trains badly wrecked. The
collision WAS caused by 4 misrepresentation
Of tho orders to the conductors.
ST. LOUIS, May l2.-~Ameng the killed in
tho railroad collision were Thomas Perritt
md Mudd Luke, Of Chatham county, n.
c, No other southern names reported.
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, May 12.-Barret, reporter
on the Picayunae, who shot Smith and Die
port few days since, has been released on
bail, both of the wounded men being out of
danger.
The Chicago Baseball Club left this
morning for Memphis.
a peremptory naanddmus has been OBJ
tanned requiring the old board of drainage
commissioners to turn over all money and
effects il in their possession to the Ship Island
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-13
Foreign NIarkets-rBy TELEeRApH1.

LONDON, May -Noon.-Consols. a<A. United
States bonds. $50. Common Rosin quiet. Turpcn-
tine dull at 3os. sd. Sugar (sfloat) dr1n.
Erentng. Limited States bonds higher, and
quoted at SO.
LIVERPOOL, May ~ Noof,.-Cotton firm; mp
lands, 19llkd.: Orleans. 11a; sales L. COO bales.
Corn, 20s. Cd. Pork excited.
LIVERPOOL, May 12-Erening.- Cotton-Up-
lands, lid: Orleans, lad.; sales OF geo bales
for speculation and export 5000 bales. Naval
Stores firmer.
HAvRE, May 12.--Cotton opened firm at ls1,
adoat.
PARIS, May 12.--Bourse firm. Rentes, 75f. &C.
PARIS, May l2.-Bourse closed quiet; renses,
74f. csc. .
FRANKFORT, May l2.-United States bonds
opened finn at 95a@sst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-13
The Mines Of Arizona.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.-The richness of
the silver mines of Arizona is confirmed.
Similar lodges have also been discovered
southwark, and rich gold placers are re-
ported in the same locality, besides plenty
town Of Tuscon is nearly abandoned, the
Inhabitants leaving to go to the mining dis
tricts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-13

HAVANA. May 12-De Rodas telegraphs
from Puerto Principe that Spanish column
fought the insurgents on the road from Santa
Cruz to Puerto Principe. The Spanish cap
tured the rebel cannon and killed ninety
Insurgents. Spanish loss, two wounded.
The captured cannon Is now at Puerto
Principe,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-13
From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.-The Chamber
of Commerce elected Thomas B. Swain
president.
| The rush for the New Arizona silver
mines continues from the States and the
| Rio Grande.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-13
pou,estie Marke,s-TBY rELxoRApn1.

new York, May l3->Nooa.--Elour quiet and
dull aud Ic. lower. Pork quiet; mess, Sasa8ao.
Lard quiet at 1sf@le3c. Cotton quiet and firm as
s3l6Sslr. sales, COO bales: Turpenttne steady at
dull. .ss15Ey ~ ! 4 ~ ~ 90
Evening" Cotton firm aud quiet; sales Of 700
without decided change. wheat dull: winter red
and amter western. sI.s2e1sl-sl. Corn q shade
lower new mixed western, $I.l2@D$llls. Po-k
fiuII and nominal SEQ. ss9S9o So Lard drll ut io3
OiTc. Whiskey dFmer &C SI.1oGSi.fl. Groceries
/ Irm. Naval etp1es STEADY Tlrpentine, elssQ
o. se. Freighte dull. 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-13

FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
T. WARERooAs.-Up stairs, opposite the
those iron,front bnildings the largest and Eosi
varied assortment OF PARLOR, CHAMBER and
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE in the State, Of
every variety Of style and finish. Also, Mattresses
and Spring Reds made 10 order In any style de
sired. Our stock OF Chamber Furniture being
very large complete snits can be purchased a. our
the prices OF all our goods and we are now selling
about as low as we did fifteen years ego.
We invite all In want OF good, substantial Fur.
We have goods to suit all parties-the rich or the
NOR. HARDWOOD d RrTTER,
opposite the post-oface. Main street,
da1s = 80 -''-Gsgzsz5-7sz Richmond. Va. g
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Foreign News.

PARIS, May 11-Midnight.-The troops
have occupied the Place Chateau d'Eau,
where the caserne of Prince Eugene is situ-
ated. Many groups of curious spectators
throng the BouleVards, but the heavy rain
prevailing prevents any increase of the num-
her. BelleYille and the Faubourg du Tenn
pie are held by the military. No one is al
lowed to pass the guards in those quarters.
Up to this hour the tranquility Of the city
has not been disturbed.
PARIS, May 12-Ttoo o. Clock.-The city is
tranquil. Soldiers now occupy the scenes
of the recent disorder. Rochefort's paper
was again presented to-day for ascribing the
recent riots to the insIgations of the
police.
Crowds collected at various points last
night were dispersed without bloodshed
by the troops and the police. 1t is thought
that the troubles are now ended.
Ministerial changes will not take place
until after the Chambers verify the plebls-
citum.
Bullion in the Bank of France has de-
creased 24,500, 900 francs.
PARIS, May 12.-Marshal Canrobert has
issued an order to the army containing a
letter. from the Emperor, who says: "Such
absurd and exaggerated rumors have been
repeated concerning the vote of the army
in Paris that I am inclined to beg you to
say to the generous officers and soldiers that
my confidence in the army has never been
shaken" The letter concludes with thanks
to the troops for their frmness during the
late troubles In the capital.
The Emperor and Empress visited the
disorderly quarters in an open carriage this
afternoon.
Z Symptoms of agitation are still apparent
In the Faubourg du Temple. Detachments
Of troops are marching to Belleville, and
the crowd in front of the caserne of Prince
Eugene has been dispersed by the police.
Pere Hyacinthe is at Munich with Dr..
Dollriger.
The total vote on the plebiscitum Ia ms
follows: Yeas, 7,7S4,4sA; noes, I 5o8,.
EpIssuns, May 1s.--The soossmas news.
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From Canada.

TORONTO, May 1.-THE Red River expe.
dition win depart for the seat of war on
Monday next.
OTTAWA, May R.-The condition of Gov.
ernor Mcdonald is more hopeful.
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Marine Intelligence.

FORTRESS MONROE. May 12.-Brig Virgil
mia Dare passed in for Baltimore. Passed
out, ship Hudson. Brig Alice, up in tow
for Baltimore. Brig Neptune sailed for
Baltimore.
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Odd.Fnfvnuc

| SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-THE Grand
Lodge of Odd-Fellows have resolved to
establish colleges for the Order throughout
The State. and have appointed committee
to carry the resolution into effect.
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The Execution of Guicouria.

New YORK, May 1.-THE Cuban League
have adopted resolutions strongly con-
demning the execution of Guicouria, and
petitions the Executive to demand his
body.
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Southern Baptist Convention.

BALTIMORE, May 2.-The General Con-
ference discussed the subject Of re-baptism
ton indefinitely was lost--sixteen ministers
and twelve lay delegates voting aye, and
twenty ministers and thirteen lay delegates
voting nav,
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Fhe North Carolina Republican
Convention.

RALEIGH, N. c., May 12.-There was
more harmony in the Convention to-day.
Resolutions endorsing President Grant,
Governor Holden, the present public
school system, and inviting immigration,
were passed. The Convention has adj
inIIncd sine die.