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lodges, walking six abreast, followed; thes
another band Of music, one thousand Eve hun
d1ed to two thousand citizens, and Atou
twenty caEriages, closed tho procession. a
tha body left the house the band played
funeral march. which they changed to tht
'MarseTlaise' on entering the Fuerta del So
md recognizing Don ficolas MArG Ryerp. ttx
Present Minister Of The Interior, III 3,s ba1eoa,
Of the Principal. Loud cl2pping Of hands
from the assembled thousands grssted the
tupe-
IL fa~ cries Of '.Kscra 4fomtpe4siery
Death to Hontpensier:D caused eommo-
bon in the crowd, ard they began to run; but
the police and the better-disposed people
quickly restored order. Nothing patEsul1z
occurred during the rest Of the route, until tie
CURED which proves the dangerous elements
Il this moment existing in Mat1rid society, atal
tho necessity Of extreme circunspechon q,
the part OF the authorities. The cemetery
itself could not hold tenth part Of thost,
an1ioua to obtain admittance, and when it WAS
fnl the police kept the gate, and refused to
let any more paAs.
Zone worlingznan, in his anxiety to enter,
was pushed baet somewhat roughly BY po-
fireman, whom he Immediately struck in the
face. Instantly the policeman and his eigh-
teen or twenty companions 1T the gate drew
confronted BY hundreds Of reyolvera iu the
hands Of the crowd Appeals to the sscred-
ness Of the spot and the solemnity Of the &C.
caaion, on The part Of some present, restored
ea1mness, and prevented what, for aught We
Know, might have been the beginning Of an
that left unfinished in September, 1sss. The
incident VAS only no1nenta1y, but waA sug-
gesdve. It WAS not recorded ID any OF the pA-
pers, but WAS mentioned to me By an eyc-Wit-
ness; The priest, P1lido performed tho fu-
neral sitea Of the Roman Catholic Church, aud
then all that Was mortal Of Don Enrique do
Bourbon wAa piAced in oue Of tho inches, and
his friends left the cemetery.'
, 1870-04-07
IN MEMORIAM
oon1tfotlons In Honor OF the
AA1e GencrAI Thomas nj Cleveland
AnR Toledo.

Ue1fon&1f6tlons In Honor of the
ami Toledo. ~ ~ e'~~@@>'
,,lnoNp ,GAoN4Np Ap1 A-The funeral corte9c witt
ne 1ema.as IT,, Of General Thomas. aH1yed nj ii %
Noatt I. noon The escort tit1ne dinner hers
taek at&y. Stx thousand ctu.rns raaa ;nssr -
sptTta 70 their nlnsuuus dead busness ras sen,
ssa.tsnaea between II aud ls O'Clock. Tne
seteHaa N ife5s escoEteta the Kecepton Commit
ualn-' oAe4to1 . en 1''e
TOLEDO. Apnl e-rhe remains Of Genera
escort ef detachment q the seenuT Unite11 Stsrs
saSsM1rH, a's n9des commaud Of coioncIa Lttehfeld
aon eut nuafa. General sheE,daa chief ol1cet. The
.unesM TNn va met ii the depot ~ = A.Ya con.
equ.sf o. etu1eqa Under the masshaEship Of Rrtzs.
ne aiei ueaefs!5: Fuller, and "a The min entered
ne ,ne as9s ne procession fo'med each ode q
nle tlsSA- 1ne tialn consisted OF eight coaches
tAe teaf one Or which contained the cpFpsa and :
guasdh5 soldlera The escurs parsook pt breaE.
1T ~ ~ tce Island Ho1st where IL was Joined by
nnm Detroit, who aeeompanie1i she remains east
1he 13ln departed At O'Clock Minute guns Hert
hrsd zig . tne h tIan Arrived aud depastod
EtIK, PA, ArrN &--The General Thomss funeral
coHtxe A5EiFed here At O'clock In the Afternoon
to-aaJ. Flags Kere displayed Al half r1nst through
oea w. a eiss- Inc i,ells ~ete lolln9 md minute
States steamer Michigan, under Lieutenant Com.
mandff Reed, participated Ii the demonstration,
and agass eoneoursr Of citizens assembled At the
CntoE Depot 70 DO hanoy to The fallen hero After
delis Of hal! an hour, The funeral train pro-
cttds1 eastE ard.
BUFFALO, April IA Joint committee Of the
CITY Council, citizens, State militia, Ind Unlte1
States Officers, left here At noon to1ay IN srecia
train b meet the rena1ns Of General Thomas 4,
the fennsJlvanla line and escors them to th.s city
~htrc they Will 1e received With military houois
and escorted ~ far d Rochester.
BCFFALo, April G.-The demonstration Ia honor
Of the late General Thomas here to-lay Tas Of The
mott Imposing Character. \ f1ini committee OF
members OF the City Council, citizens, and United
StAtes otffceE1 met the tEat1 containing the r.
mains At the Pennsylvania StAte lIu8 and escorted
them 10 this eity, where they ar1.ve1 II t:k this
evening. National taEs were displayed at halt.
mast on pnb1ie and private buildings lnr1ng the
dnF, and bells tallet while the remains were In the
city. As the train approached appropriate salutes
we're fred, and : hsnt plaJed : diige- A. the
del0t The remains were IeceiEei BY adetachmeu,
Of Cnited States uOops frpm Fort Porter and Staie
military otdcerB. The Fedora. and State troop:
were u full uniform with coloss draped In mourn
Ing. The Immense crowd maintained perfect Of.
der. The remains will be detained here until
is:so q r., 70 sspatE . damage to the car bringing
the remains from Omaha 4 large box Of powefs
vas rlaced on the cofnn. The usual military
nonors we're paid. and I Euaru Of honor remalnet
In charge Of the remains until the hour Of teralt
ure frum Buffalo.
, 1870-04-07
F0REfeN.
Cambridge Wins the Univer-
sity Boat Race.
The CONSUMPTION Riots in Spain.
GREAT BEITAN.

Lospos. Arr1l G-1ne intelCnlyersssy boat rsee
oSswsen cS toe o11otu sad E1mot9asc eis1I-oased
tae course being from putney to Aortlate, ahnut
s.sal, suu! sna anattef n1e4. Nos"itostandtn4 he
sre psfsa1s ~ brought 70 beAr upon ne cooserv.
Anc5 OF he Thames 70 ALLOW pirate Eteamez to
1onow ne heata none but two ot1clN steamers
1e1. ~ to 90 y Lono9n poured ont nah-
nsGas o. nonsanos 70 witness the eontek and re
Gnunuy 9tohRht hJ trains fIom Al directions
MAnsohe Masne ne spec1aso.s were the fr1nes q
of FG,nt III s9eE 1tca, ne an o. kas rAaaa .,ss
mo1t .eu Ran5 Lotus Ana memeen Of fatiia.
t1Ifnn,s We, els ~ VIZ uns M - " W n s
Cnmhs11vr ih,t ho11 IAsa y .ae ttess tha s,as =.
hnII rtrcf;ets n ~ ~ ,hs Hr,tss 49, s .vc.a
ment Of The waiting multitude Became intnss a.
o@s ht the ~ n,an,sna apbdoaene4 t - a. e5sen!
hous Il PutneI and s1 IN. IN o1n1o ,nes fr ~
fg. 1hsn aaoss th equM 70 tnat RSen tae Of1oEl
i~u' isst wnen Fhe5 came elt against the HarvaTs
strssmt neatiy nre minutes, when the Cxutans
fh., tnss appsasanse and took Up position on
u,tai snsnna,sstr I'll u r NET Iney, aso han
an even nv s,,E ste"ea III sp!enuiu condition
dc aaueuct tttv varda g. uaI rn,ahs y sa so s
Katn md }Fhrr fhex Ja:rhns Iesa.-. 1..s 60 - ~
Mrtefounhs Of tni1e sh"x Ea,s esSssF Sss; s9uae
ahead. Here The Oyfnrs snnrfe tn,1 Eo,t n ~.
for some distance Teir frends on ,aa aaSI sno1e ap
tnrntary strneplr tn,d ~ *.acc ae 1ne mo
though The lsttn1 Wrra a1t.n,'1 VI tae Santas
their strrncth- md ~ usnmaM1, uT4 sI9 .Isaln
Orftr11s svajn ennr,a; snS s,sns GSs Ine a5Ga ne
tie gaia of the}r nnnGnen1s ~ 6aS1 r fa'3n
sharp Struggle foox, ID Tie G corEev lev fraeS 6nt
En!lrs thc nxnnians t.eosr - .sts ~ LIT ~ w VI
tabs. who Werr lii X fr~sh st.ti. @ @ ,t-H9r Ga-
tn front and Fon the race, me enihns}asm n
STAKE Road The tfrnr a. the rsre h.s naar ts "
ous}y reported hut Is now antho,s,7-1y ststea sa
, 1870-04-07
WISCONSIN,,
Proposals. Invited from Plnccs Dcsir-
Ing tho Location OF the HoApttnl for

Proposals. tnvfsed from Pin ccs Dcsir-
ing tho Location OF tho I1oapttnl for
tho 1usnnes
sreeial Despatch to The Chicaeo Tfibure.
MADISON, WlA, AIHtl 6-Ihe Board af Commits
Honcfs for the location Of the new hospital for the
tntsae, met At the executive otlce last evening.
Al were present. Ex-Leutcnant Governor
Spooner was choeen Chairman, and Hon y. E
Young, Eecteta1y. Nessrs, Bennett and Mont
EazneEJ, ca behalf Of the delegation fsum Spasrs,
presented the advantages OF that racc a. 70 aeces
sihtlity, hesltnfulness, abun.iancy, Of wood aud
Eater Of The best quality. &c Aftet some In
formal tAik, on motion Of Ar stutth, It was
voted TO puhtfh : notice INVITING pro
posals frpm piAres DESTROYS Of securing
Inc location Of she hospital, setting forth The
adaFtahlrtr With regard to Supply Of *ater, con-
venlence OF sewcEAec. cheApnesa o. building ms
te1tht, and couveneuce Of access. ststinE the
price OF land for 2ttc and farm OF at least 100
acrea, stating the rrice Of u1Able and WOOD land
Adjoining TO the 1inount Of a0l to so Acres A1sn
the amount of donation, II Any. IN land that the
locality desires to make said proposals to be ade
in writing 10 the SscErta7J, or to any member Of
the hoard, On or hefoyr the Lth day Of Aay ne1l
The board then adjourned IA the 1'th nf N4t
wheh It viii meet 1t Sparta and inspect the ioca-
tons onered there and citcNherc.
The Journal, tonight, has a. article strongly
urging the division Of the State into two Judicial
districts, as a.kesl by the memorial Of the LeSts-
istute, but secrniEglF opposed By Milwaukee,
, 1870-04-07
The Excursion to the Iron mud Conl
RcEious-

TERRE HAC7E, Ind, April 6-The grand crcur-
sion party got M under auspices of the State Board
of Agriculture to visit the black coal regions Of
this State, and to examine the mineral resources
and manufacturing facilities pasaxt, most OF the
daF u Terre Hsute visiting the manufacturing e.
tahiisnnsnts and all points Of special interest in and
,5.n, a,"1t tns c!ty: The nail works and
krcctA ua!n containing sevc.al
hundred excursionista, including many prominent
!nAnItAetuFtrs and capitalists fEum this State.
The excursion has already resulted In the invest
tncnt nf considerable capital In coal lands and
lasEt contracts for coal for manufacturing pur-
poses.
Professor Coz, sta,e Geologtst, 1t whose sueccs-
tton the excursion WAS undertaken, ktates that
many Of the heavy capitalists from the East rho
were with the party, decided to remain in th!. seq
tton for some days with view to the selection Of
sites for blast fu.uaeck The party LEFT for the
EsKr soon kfser otloce this afternoon.
lSptAxArolls, April A-The Clay County e1cu1-
sionsts returned to this city tonight, and arc hc
Ing entertained with banquet at the Bates
House. prepared hy the City Council and Board Of
Trade. General NAnfel Aacauley made q short
address OF welcome to the ytsitore- Speeches
were also made BY Hon. T. 4. Hendricks. Ano 4
number Of gentlemen from Missourt, KENTUCKY, and
Ohio. The City Council have provided carriages
for the cnttrc party to ytit the manufacturing es-
tabllshments and other points Of interest In this
City to-tlutIpE,
, 1870-04-07

building md stock ta $4,000: fully insured. The
s. Tx n<,3 ONCE was totally destroyed. LOAF
EsA1 ottce weIr mostly savcd. LOSS 800: fuNy
Mkafed n the -Htns Company. The origin Of the
u Lotrs, April t.-The warehouse Of Donne!l
se8i2n, = g. Joseph, Mo, was burned ycs1e.-
nst Inc building Nas valued II 81, 900. 1nsuret
for = 90 n tne Fir md Marine, Of ST Joeeph ::
M,ooq u the Aerchsntai, OF St Joseph; = ,ooo in
the Republic, Of Chicago, Two hundred tons Of
nay: consumed In the hntldtnr. was insu.rd for
He He;5 q se9 9. s4eh u u National, ct Hsanttal ;
PLHskukGn, April &-Tnc drJ goods store Of J.
,n.1 H. haaso, R.Ha.nKhara ~ b1rnsd to-day; fuly
Allegheny CITY, was to.a1iy destroyed by an tncen.
day nre tonight Loesi ss..eod me building
Oh building and 8, ,ooo on Ii: MACHINERY In home
c1mranle8.
NEW YoaK, April d-LAst night the extensive
Nolk4 OF the New York Oh Company, At Green
Polhl, TOOK fire and burned until midnight The
toss1s on stoSk nsd machinery Will reach $loo 900;
On me building, owned By +. n. Gore, ~, ,ooa
Insurance, t9o.oG0.
, 1870-04-07

DnmnEC from E1oods-ynrrow Es-
earc-Thc Disaster nf 1t. AM
thony Enfls-TyFo Young Ludtc4
Drowned

rnrc-Thc Disaster nf Vt. AM
thony Fnfls-TyEo Young Ladies'
Drowned.
Special perpateh 10 The Chicago Trihunr
ST. FAIL, April k-Thc water In the Minnesota
River is unusually high, orer1owtnS its hanks and
nco<itrg the bottom land. and has compelled the
stopraTe Of trains on tho ST. Paul 4 sioux CITY
Rs'al until high river track can t,e laid near 81
Peters, On which work large number OF men are
nov engaged The water IN the Mississippi 1t thts
point has risen foot since last night, anu is rising
Another bonn At St Anthony WAS carried out
this morning. containing two millions aud half
lie IL sa 1nS 11 aea
about fifteen million feet OF legs, and mar 20 out
At any time The rtrcr at St .Anthons Is rising n
the rate Of four Inches an hour.
Rolllens' piers and boom, Al Elk RiyeE, went out
hare me eject q snusung Cd WORK ii summer.
Mrs Charles Scha1er. with her sister, had to-
daE nArToH escape frnm being dragged pvrr tue
hlufs, one hundred feet high. by pair Of runaway
the blun, throwing both ladles out and tnturtng
4 c,ty payer in IN article on the break In the
sIrate ths1 ii cannot Be- repaired, md thss PROS
ally rs water will soon undermine md destroy
nses fa .f' q s Lou. % River E '00n ~ae1s e ne
maEnidcent water power exists sufficient 70 dE1se
HI 2nc l1llas OIL New England .AlrrAiy capitalists
arr making Arrangements to turn this aiyantaSe-
ous locality 10 practical account, and, within
year, the foundation for she greatest nAnufAcfur-
ing centre IN the Northwest Will be laid upop The
D1lle8 Of 81 Louis River.
The river ID clear OF Ice above and below Lake
Pertu, and 4 reIoH ts current that the Phil Shen-
dan is In the lake trying 10 force her way through
On Sunday iast, 1t kassnn, MINI, two Young
ladies' Miss Smith and Miss Ives WEIR drowned In
Scrmhsp River. while taking host ride The
hnat got lnto the current and became uumanage-
Able, and NaA cars1Ied.
, 1870-04-07

Iowa.

enact the law p1ssetl two years aeo, authorizing
cities and counties to compromise their bonded iu.
dcttcdncss, was introduced and passed.
\ bill 1or the government Of Hospitals for the
Insane, and the appointment of trustees shereof,
was passed: also. q p.!l creating a Department Of
Insurance: also. h'll arpropratinQ Sc, 500 for
additional buildings and improvements at the
81, eco Tor the Soldiers Reunion. Ia Jane.
House bills were passed 70 carry out the p.orls-
granting lands to Iowa to adj in the construction
~ railroads, and to secure the carry completion Of
tho Iete dea AorH Branch Of The Dubuque i
sioux CRY Railroad; to locate county seats In cet-
taln cases: 10 protect c!t1zens Of Iowa from en-
Flfrisnt, aud to elevate the standard OF the med
lea! Profession; to crcafe BGafll of Rai!fIlad
Commissioners; for the relief Of settlers ou The
Ies Molnes kycr tant's; In relation 10 occurring
, 1870-04-07
CANADA
Run1orp of n Fenisau 1nEnsfou-An-
other Offer OF Services tor the Rct

RumoEp Of n Fcniau tnTMstou-An.
other Offer OF Services tor the fRcd
River.
OTTAWA, Arr1l a-carta,n Rowr, Of the Nadoc
yolunree1a the company Of which Tnau1A* Soott
WAS men1iEr, has written Letter 70 Lieutenant
Colonel brown, membrs Of Parliament and COIL
OF the oflceys and men OF the company At Scotl
murder By Rel an! Offering thetr services TO 70 to
the He'd River and aycnge his death.
TORONTO, April 6-Tne Globt says The British
Minister II Washington has lntnxted 70 tue Do
tain4on Government thAs the American Executive
nae ttceised warning OF projected raid along the
frontier, from Pnrt Huron 70 St .A1bAus, to take
place on the 18th Of April sd.
General flndse{ Will command the expedition 70
led hy Colonel Wolsey
. IpknsFo, Apr! a--an Indignation meeting WAS
ne!a to-niSht over the murder Of Scott In the Ref
Efet county Resolutions, urging action By the
uo"fn'oa Go'eSnne7t, werc adopted
, 1870-04-07
t1hfp,

Cnl.CABCs. April 6-1he Senate Sreut the uay On
the sofdlcts' Orphans Home bill An important
amendment was a.iortet. It provides that the
same amount for taking care OF soldiers orrhan
that would eos1 TO take care OF the child ii the
state home The 4tuendmcnt Waa passed
The Appropriation bill passeL The House this
morning: The bill to repeal the Visible admi1tuEe
law failed to pass the nouse, Lacking three votcA
The Democrats po1led tu the negative.
Tae Governor has appointed the following T1us
tees OF the Agricultural College: FIRST Conx7es-
sionsl District. \ F. Perm: Second, James F,
AcGinrg; Fifth Vim, sawJer; Sixth, jAmes r.
Tr'mhlc; Seventh. Jos 6. S1llyaar; Eighth, Thoa.
G: Jones; Nlntn. Warren P: Sonie;. Teath, James
Ross; Eleventh, Ralph teete. Twelfth, Daniel
y. = Townsend: Fifteenth, '. R. tIor1on: SIX
tevnth, John G. jamlson; Seventeenth. Cornelius
!Arltman: Eighteenth, J. r. k1tland; Nineteenth,
Il. B. Pe1Klns
, 1870-04-07
F0RTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
SENATE
EfJIA NF~9pYTn

3kNhTE
Ellis REf1RIEn
WASHINGTON, April 6.--M1 HOWARD Ia,
1afo!zhly bill 1nhulllNH certain acts ri thr W
pming Legislature relative to The Pacific Rnro.d
Nj. TURNER reported u substitute for the hi
relating to appeals from Cousnlaf courts @
HAREOR Rlll.
Nj ePRAGCE introduced u hill granting lanJ1 10
aid In the improvement OF the hattor Of Duluth,
Lake Superior.
pkF1c1Excr BILL
morning hour, in Committee Of the Whole.
Amendments from the Appropriation Committee
were adopted Apptoprlar1g 500. .6o0 to the fund
Tor Ack and disabled ecamen; emitting the AprTo-
p7htion Of 80 900 for the ssndusky Custom House
increasing thai for the New YORK Post once from
4loo 900 70 $50 oo0: that for the Boston Post Once
1rona FED, ,0p to f3c1 200, and that tor the Branch
Mint II San Francisco from x10GH1 10 ffla0, 900
EaHnE toc Delaware Indians fs6b 900 for stock
sso,ch 1s9m = them oy whites; 50 ooo fos conttu-
1nc service: S5DtdO fof continuing work On the
A9Ifne Hospital a, Chicago.
Msous other amendments were adopted ID
sot,ans hs ftM ~ ,see1eEate Increase Of tasa ooo
ne ~! then came before the senate
Mf. THURMAN a1Eued thai The aenY3uri stIots
1pa tassate lot public buildings were excessive,
~ f' Hu Ieanctaon OF thai Tor the Springfield,
aL, eouI. inn%.. which was rejected
<-. ~ ,s....I - ~ ~. RAMSEY, fl0,tDO was added
IN Dakota e7 " t'''u~
1ne TN was taer reported to the senste and
EaAsed e"'s @al0
n, eur,,, TIE INCOME TAI Bru~
Tax bin. Not agreed to-yeA. %: nats ~
Hh GEORGIA Etti.
The GeoIKiA bill coming up IN order. ii mi rox+.
poaed and made INC tr,cc!al order Tor TuestsT
ncxt- that Senators absent At thc funeral Of Ect~t
nj ThoH14s might be present 1t tho vote.
Al 4:43, the Senate went iptp executive ses*aon
and soon After adjourned.
, 1870-04-07
Elrcs.

DE1RorT, Mirh-, April "a Epecya frotn Xusse-
gun TO-DAY says the grim aorr belonetax to RI
sseen' nils c., ana occupied by u. Il Donahoe
4 -, VIC s5oG1 O. dsJ Koooa. HzE burned this
morning. u U, Hakcfx brick building 3a1otring,
the lover door Of which was occupied by NJ, Raecr
for books and stationery. and The second door by
the Aaskegon Enk,7"1x once and Il II. Hn1ts
Coz loss ID 50, 900; insured ior s54ooo Nj. Dx-
fe1a losa will rcach 10000 on The building: il.
s1frd for 2, 900 DoaAhoe L Ca1 loa oa The
, 1870-04-07
IOWA

fonnE Mems Stntc Christian Associ-
nftou in Sexxlou-Thc Spring Floods
Attempted Outrage.
srcdal Despatch to The Chicago TtIburf-
pS NoISEa, April 6-Tne Young Mems State
tnh6uan Association is In session at MARSHALL
sa"n Ninety delegates arc present Tnc azsocl-
- ae9n to-das elected +. J. Cyessey President: t.
nrcr. 49," - A>N1.o3t AieA&
DE-. ne nseH y u this polnt are rery high. Coon
Ien,sn Iaser u nlied With hack water from The DIS
aaa. au.sx iAfEe Lacta OF land are oyernoFcd, and
eeSfn 1unhtcu houses surrounded by watsr NanT
families are removing, End some sre canned m
tue oluns. Beats preserve the eommunicaiIon.
Hon a u. fulton, OF the fosea S.atf Rs5tr,r.
WAS io-dAF elected SECRETARY and Commissioner OF
the New State Board Of Immigration, ~
Three men have t'etn ArrcSlel in Wspel,o Conn.,
II for an attempted rape They sAsaul;sd ME-.
Hunt and threw her In the road. Her screams
brought her husband to the scene, ahi one 81 the
aSsat4ntR t}red three shots II him. lie, however
rescued his Wife. The fellows have been cay1
tured.
, 1870-04-07

PARIS, 4rni, 9.-Tne Ecot DE- Hrdetn< has been
rktsed Until tht Isl OF Mar, account OF dSt1lr-
hances cseaeed by the stIdnnta, and insults oner-
ed to Dr.. Eorttten.
The difficulty between Deputy Aontpayroux aud
ClT1c de Fourtlie, befuFe his departure from
Toars, Was rendered banquet by the RaIsica1s but
declined. He IS now In Lyons, where strong ef-
LegistatlL
, 1870-04-07

SKT ORLEANS, April 6.-oTIDN-HtllerS ar,
asking higher prices, and tuJcrs operate with csu
t1un. Alddling, aeAa as7Nc; sales Of 8, oo9 bales
Receipts, 1,10l bales: exports 9.sl5 bats; siocl
It's ,33v ba1ea.
BKEArsIrF7s-Flour dali, at Il eHs4 75aa1a
Corn nrm, mixed, sl-oo; white, f1.oes1,oi,N Oat
&c. bran, S1.s5
HAf-{AO0
PKnv1si0ss-port drrner At sessnaes7a Raco1
dull at II 1lxtafak6laH. Hams. 17NfalSc- Latr1-
cases: tterce, 1aa15Ec: keg, 49,. .al7c.
GRocER1Es-Sugar, tuplRsscs, ant coffee IN
changed.
WutsEkT-Ffrnl, at Gcas1.11.
MISUNDERSTANDING eyChanpn alI.
, 1870-04-07
a eHats nf s~r11afty tf, 4 hnrxa FA4 nm 1.ff,

the Court OF Special Sessions in New York on
Friday, in Which alr. Dergh was complainant
In the course Of the trisl it tEanepi1edtthat the
horse was ahos by Mr. Berrh's men. The de
fence said that the horse wAs in condition te
work. and i vas unjust to ''lynch'' him. Mr.
Bergh urged that the horee was not worth .
dollar, and, said he, '.life, your Honor, is moi
80 desirable when it becomes burden and op,
pressed With Age - to desire its continuance.
I hope that when get into that condition
when am uAelesa, and life il burden to me-
that some friend will do for nc what has beer
done, from dictates Of puTest humanity, fol
rat1os became mcrrimeot when tho Opposite
counsel rejoincd: "When that time comes
ron1l gire eveFy bit Of Toarproperty to live an
other unute ;"
, 1870-04-07

Special pesrstca to The Chieako Tribune.
LAWRENCE, hau-, April 6-FTead Enoth Hosg,
Superintendent OF the old Central and Southern
Supes1nteadeucs, has returned from trip u the
Agency Of the Che1cnnes, about 100 miles nom
Camp SIMPLY. and frotn general tour through his
supcr1nfepdenct. The Indians OF his superlnsen-
dene! are r.eAceably disposed. and thete are no
we'll founded feaEz Of IN 1ndtaa waF. The Indians
Of the plains nearly al their reservations,
and the Chiefs and head men t41 only Of the peace
policy: Thrf kse In I much better condition
shsntionins tnelr E1,d ne md A. srt,,,nr dnT9
On EeaeFTa1,ons with m evident and growing de-
sire for arts OF civilization and PEACE These may
oi bands, Who ~ sin out md tlsposed . gfve
trouble, bpt they ase few La number, and the H.
Fange1nenes Of the uihtaz! are such that there
ttali. need he no arpteheostons Of repetition Of
former pUt1aSeA
Weather wazm, and peaches nearly IN bloom.
, 1870-04-07

lKoSnEScK. April s.-Thc State election to-day
resulted In The reelection Of lhe present Repuhl-
c2a state of1cerA The ynte Was light The chief
interest centesed In the choice OF the General A..
large MajonsJ Of The Aksemb&ymen are understood
to be IN favor Of the reelection Of Senator Antto-
y: The Senate probably stands: . Republicans
House stands; 81 Repubvcans IL Democrats. anJ
! NJ choice. The Republican majority IN the State
Ia about 1000,