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THE INDIANS.

massacros by Pencefui indians In Wyomiug-
six Whifc Mon Killed and Stage Coach
With Nino Passengers NIissius, Two Pronli-
mont Army Oflcers Among Them.
SOUTH PASS CITY, wyoming Tcrritory.l
April 8. 1870.
On the morning OF the 3lst uIt son of Dr. James
IRWIN, OF Atlantic City, was attacked by about
twenty-five Indians in the outskirts OF Atlantic CITY,
He was shot with bullet ana three arrows. aud
expired from the effects OF the wounds In the even
Ing OF the ist inst The attack surprise to tho
citizens as it supposed that the Indians around
us were peaceable, they having been sent to this
vicinity by General Augur.
After the attack mentioned party Of citizens
from Atlantic City went out TO look for the prospect
Ing parties scattered over the adjacent country
They returned yesterday with the bodies OF J.
McGnire, A. Kellogg Il. Fasoerry, W. @. Bennng-
ton and James II. AttrCk, which wers found in dif.
fercut places and horribly matllated. Four moro OF
the citizens Of Atlantic City are st, missing, and
there Is no DOUBT taat two oI them have been
killed. as they were near snc trail OF the Indians.
The stage due here yesterday ut three O'Clock r.
N. has not yet arrived aud 1t IS now believed that It
has been captured by the Inians as party OF from
sevcnty.1ve to loo were seen On the lst going to-
WARDS the stage route. and as the weather IL fine
ana the route wclt equipped. any ordinary accl.
nave been remediei BY the pgescat time. Tue stage
eit Bg sandy station f0rty-ive miles west Of here
yesterCay mornlng AL rghi. On board Of the stage
were raymastef General Aiv0rd, Major Russell ana
four guards. OF the rnxed states Army; Frederick
Humine!l. a PASSENGER; WIN. Benham. one OF the
party of mounted h0rsenen nave ieiI here TO
endeavor to learn the OF this party There are
bu: u few infantry roops 10 Wind River Valley to
guard thai important settlements aud none Ill this
vicinity OF any kind. Our people loudly calling
Tor General Sheridan or Colonial DaKer.
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Persoual Nofcs,
ALLEGED MtRDGh.
A Father Arrested Charged with Havisg
Killed Ilis Child.

A Father Arrested Charged with Havisg
Killed He Child,
James Egan wal taken Into custody yesterday by
an ofacer of the Fortythird precinct Oh suspicion
Of having caused the death OF his infant child.
six months old. The accused, who resides at
the Of Broad and Butter streets South Brook.
I'm. returned TO his homo at late hour ON Saturday
night in state Of intoxication and requested bis
wife 10 90 and get him some beer. She complied
with his request ard taking q pitcher went out
to obtain the desired beverage. Upon her return.
ing to the house she found tie room of
their sleeping apartment locked aud was unable to
effect an entrance. Sue withdrew to the street
where she met her m0thernsw who informed her
that she had been turned out or the house by ber
son. Egan. Subsequently Mrs. Egan procured
an axe and broke open the bedroom door,
where she found her husband lying asleep
In bed, and the infant, as sho supposed, asleep
In the cradle. About Two O'Clock In the inoruinu
she took up tho child TO nurse IL, she was hor
rificd 10 hnd II sun In death. Coroner Jones VINO
was summoned to view the body yesterday
was informed by the accused tnat IL
was Mrs. Egan who had killed the child
but he did not state In what manner
The Coroner saw III TO cause the arrest
oil Mrs. Egan subsequently. but she was allowed to
go ON her own recognzances The only marks uDon
the dead child was disc0oraton 0onind one OF her
ears aud On the upper part oi the lace.
Tne accused Is thirty years OF age aud painter
by trade. The inquest viii be held by Coroner Jones
to day.
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CUBA.

Another Grand Campaign Inaugmrated by
the Spaninrds-Expected Accomplishments
Moro Troops srsm Spain.
~ HAVANA, April 3, 1870.
A general movement OF the Spanish troops
against the rebels in the Central Department has
commenced. Separate columns left Puerto Prin.
cipe on the morning Of April 1; aDother has
marched from Puerto del Padre to attack the In.
surgents In the rear. and Count valmaseda has ad-
vanced to Cauto.
General Goyenechc is In the mountains behind
Slbanca. he reports that 500 reDels have surrsu-
dered there and he discovered and captured depot
OF artillery, which is supposed to be the only one
che insurgents possessed. ana number Of small
arms His prisoners report that the insurgent forces
arc In q state OF dissolution.
Two powerful torpedoes we're recently taken from
under tho rails OF the Nuevtas and Puerto Principe
Railroad, where they mad been placed Tor the pur-
pose OF blowing up passing trains.
Forty Insurgents have been killed in the Hogutn
Jurisdiction since the opening Of the campaign.
steamer arrived to-day from Cadiy with 500
trOops.
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ILLINOIS,.

Meeting OF InhueufiaI DIerchants In Chi.
cago--A Reduction Of Taxes Demanded
Tho Tariff Law and Income Tax De.
uounced-Strens Resolutions Adoptsd--Tres
Trade Speeches Made.
CHICAGO, April 8, 1870
In response to cali signed by several hundred
merchants bankers and business men generally q
mass meeting assembled at Farwell Hail last even
Ing to consider the subject OF national taxa
ton and revenue reform. The meeting was fatl
in point OF numoers, intelligence and enthusiasm
w. +. Caultoregh presided assisted by fifty vice
presidents. made up principally OF leading mer
chants. Thomas Hoyna presented the following
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted-
whcre.. the special counssoner OF the bis
he pmbc treasury at the end Of the fiscal year
Whereas toieye that the payment Of Tho public deb
az the rate q M 90 per anauin addition the las'
sskes OF the taxpayers oi the country at the
Eeaelvsa fSst o, e take immediate
;.Ss.. ss'd;sss$ wss inv
solely the support Of Ss gov.
Ct as1 NoS % Ssssn: sss section - s Or aa
deusive, polic and opposed to ali rrncpes Of rspbli
founded upon e1cnange services sfosS men, and
sa 70 U o.s a s sS
the present destroyed the fnpbuidinc induatry
tho that oh,btea iho construction
On our asss ana r,ysrs Of r. roS win
with greater d.aiiy ara dimnishel outlay for repars
s'ss psSes ssSda .sa ss'',s nss
hs tsr. - incrsasps ihs profits Of .bs non
''s
w s Canadian soYsmsn sns ass' M s ossrss placed
a III this ss . s most
coss Of The eo,s q @ua sns Of
na s G 70 5 s q
s s.is g iasssa.: = @ :gss I ysss ss
s cost % beS over rails
30 and .y%psea viz
the view OF raising the OF revenue from
spi.s,so dssresssS sss fruitful .s ssure. E.
an and sardsa upon the honest poon 81
the community and operates encouragement to thrift a.
y 3 a.: "sss4
lasting 9b ieasiCn. e Hep David a. Ws for hs tsse
saansy and W principles .s.ion and that Tho inability
MUST i sgss
his prsae characters that we respectfully request of hen.
vs'Sas' Srse a1 ws h. s s'vsSss .SS
q tha, The tax on ross receipts which enables
ss ). ash % s
,n ons S sfx u Tax On .ss which produces scarcely eight
ccsed oy ths government heefro and should be aboshed
iat reduction OF taxes generally viii enable the
sut 10 reduce very materially the expenses Revenue
Departments which reduction will Offset many taxes
40 abatedi that IN tho present depressed state of
al knds OF business Il Is unwise and unjust
to continue paying the principal of the public
debt the rate OF mIons per month that the debt
was created for the been OF postery as we'll ns for tho
itlposed wnoy upon tho present eeneraton and that
we economy In continuing to nav the
irtcros, that portion OF the debt which has
already been cnguishcd that the method of reducna
the interest Tue dest Is improve our credsthai ca pi
iasis viii seek 10 loan money at lower aud
those rates continue TO pay long as alton
The messing vas addressed o. Hon. Thomas
HaJnc Coloucl j. w. Foster and X. A. Stone
against the protection OF American industry.
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CUBA MARKETS.

HAVANA, April g. 1870.
The Nlowing are the prices OF merchandise at the
close ef business yesterday aiternoon:-
Sugar-buslnes openeu heavy, but Afterwards i'm
proved, anu closed quiet anu steady: exported
boxes, 500 hlds. to foreign countries, anu $500
boxes and 00o hnds. to the United States; sfock in
Warehouses; OI havana and Matau2as, al GOO boXes
280oo hhds. Quotations are unchanged from last
weeks
Bacon steady at 1oslc per lb ButieY do,, co,l
cli acVYe et * reals .er gallon. Flour s,osdy az
SO $40 81. Hams easier, Slow OF sale bur prices
are unchanged. Lard nrmer; In kegs 10 &C. II .ins
2lTc. Potatoes the narket supphed, quoted az
SSi21E a So 37X. 1a!low in demand, with an aa-
Vanclng tendency; sales OF llisc. IKE Roy
shocks active at ga9ta reals. Hogsheai suoosa
dul Empty hogsheads In demand.
Exchange-On Unlied States, sixty days In err.
rency, So a9l per cent discount; snort sight or n
~ per cent discount; on London, IL I2s per cent
premium; on Paris, y per cent discount; on Uuited
States, sixty days. sight i'll gold AZ per cane IRE.
MUM; short sight, ga @ A., per cent premium.
Freignts dpl ON saccount OF urfavor9he clyices
from ABROAD; there Is u surplus VI tonnage tor all
ports; quotations. ara nominal.
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CONNECTICUT.

Close Of tho Cnmpaign-probabIy Light
Vote To-Day.
HARTFORD. April 8. 1870.
The republicans of this city closed the campaign
on Saturday night with large public meeting ut tho
Allyn Hotel which was addressed by Hon. julius L.
Strong, Member Of Congress from this district and
Hon. Thowas Fitch. OF Nevada.
Should the northeast rain storm continue through
tomorrow It will effect the total vote. Among the
oills OF Lch1cd county and the northwestern part
OF Hartford county there is considerable snow and
tne travelling Is bad which, besides lessenng the
vote. may delay the returns from some towns little
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SPAIN.
Colonial Constitutional Reform.

Colonial Constitutional Reform.
MADRID April 3. 1S7o
In the Oortes yesterday SenOr Moyet, the new
Colonial Minister, In reply TO a question from
untontst keputy said his policy IN regard to coloata
reforms would be the same az that OF his prede
cessor He expressed his disbelief IN the,rumors oi
disastrous events in Cuba, aud dscreiited tue re-
port that there was any diplomatic arrangement be-
tween tho United States and Great Britain on the
Cuban question.
A motion to postpone the consideration OF the
new constitution for the colony OF Porto Rico was
defeated BY a vote OF 1O3 to IL.
The unonist deputies left the Chamber before the
vote was taken.
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VIRGINIA.

'Nhc IrevAblcs In Rirhmopd-Kiiys0n Still
lHe'Ab.s Out-No Military Interference Yet.
RICHMoNDD, April 8, 1870
Ellyson still holds the City Han, and General
CANDY has not yet sent the military to aid the
United States Marshal In ejectng him. It Is under.
Stood however. that tho military Will bo sent TO-
morrow when Ellyson Will retire 10 Other quarter,
0nd continue TO act as Mayor.
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OHIO.

The Biblo Question ia Cinc,nneti-The
Negroes 60 Vote fra Favor OF Re,nininu
tho Bible In Public schools.
CINCINNATI, April 3 1870.
The interest In the election has reached a c,irnax
Tho colored people held two large anp enthusiastic
meetings to-day on the Bible quo. .son Thev 10.
vel0p the fact that the c0l0rsS vntca vii, lie cast
almost unanimously In favor ,.f re,ainine the Bine
{a the public schools. " Ae'"s s'A' 1.''S
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PARIS, April Q, 1870
Parliamentary crisis is at hand. the Emperor
desires to submit the new order g thlngs TO ,ote
OF the people, and the Ministers are not willing to
permit the discussion OF tho Senat,ts Coas,at,n by
tho Corps Legislatif. Nothing definite on these
points 10 known now, but declarations from tho
Cabinet are expected to be made at the opening Of
the Chambers tomorrow
Il is reported that Prime Minister Olivier will ask
for vote Of confidence. ana II this Is refused he
wtll resign.
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SMOKED TO oEATH.
Three Zen suffoca.sd in . Lodging House--
Fatal Results Of Fire in tass
stress~-A Ghsstly Surprise.


shortly before ten O'Clock last nsht tnteiiis sncs
was received At police headquarters that nro '''
occurred ut No. IA Easf street. and saaf thrcc lne
haa been safocsted by smokes No particu-
isr" NJ 10 the circumstances, ner even
tue dead mems full names were furulsNed. A
HERALD reporter ut once stated 10 the sccHG Of tho
tragedy, and even there was unable to xatbs. any
thing ike alul aud connected story a. to q oc-
currcnce.
No. Ia East strset IL a Gve story br.cx buitdikx.
occupied ny John carney toetier known a. "Capenfn
Jack''j as lodging house and saobn. lsAr eycA.
Ing about half-past eight O'Clock, Mr. Carney sud
number OF his friends were sitting In the ss.oon
when dog In the rear ward was heard to whine ssd
bark loudly. Mr. Carney seIt out waiter TO see
what was the matter, and the man at oncs dlscov.
cred that IRE was issuing from the r""-
the third story. The entire comps"- M nafs
about 10 cxtin2uisn the IA" Hg tlf
vessel containing or fnf naatf
and rushed ~"
by the = Ht Hag
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The Lunas Are Strained and Rnckcd by
persistent cough e general strength wasted and
6Ie complaint often established there5y. JAyNE's EX-
PECroKANT Is an effective remedy for Coughs Colds
and bencscai effect tho pulmonary ani bron
chiai organs. Sold everywhere.
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Tho Meeting Of tho Comr ades Of General
Thomas.

HH VASHfNUTUN, ApIlI 8, Ib7V
1t is expected that the meeting OF the officers and
soldiers who served under General George H.
Thomas VIII be held IN the hall OF the House OF Re-
personalities on Tuesday evening. the 5th inst,
under the joint resolution adopted by the two houses
OF Congress The President, Judge OF the supreme
Court and the Mepei5 OF tue Cabinet have been In
Yiteu.
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silver Spoons, Fnriss, Napkin rings, &C.,
for bale very by GEO. q. ALLEN, 4i5 broadway,
door below Cana street.
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ncspatebes fs0m Colonel Willard aud Mrs.
Yhonns 20 General Shcrmnn.

ThouiEs 20 General -hcrmnn.
Echo Utah, April 2, 1870.
General ". T. SHERMAN, WashfngtOn:-
Mrs. Thomas preferred a quiet funeral, but as you
to be there, desired TO leave all the arrange
ments 70 you, and think FRIDAY Will be the better
day, II it is agreeable 10 you.
J. p. WILLIAM, Brevct Lieutenant Colonel.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2, 1870.
General W. r. SHERMAN
Your despatch just received. regret 1 cannot
Yield to The desire Of having the burial at West
Point. AS Troy win bc nv future nome feel that
must bury General Thomas Ia my family lot In the
cemetery there. viii icavc I'd you the arrangements
for the military funeral at Troy. On the arrival OF
the remains they viii be deposited temporarily IN
the receiving vault. Colonel Willard knows my
wishes. Private services have been already held
here Sincere thanks fer your attention.
FRANCES L. THOMAS.
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CHAMPION SAFES.
2sl broadway, corner Murray street

A,-Rarry's Triccpherous is a Real Re-.
storer-My hair came OF. so mdca feared 4 would
leave bald. One months OF ths rRicUPu FKOu6
has made II all right No, o ain e hair concs 0nt now.
EDWARD Is. DAVIS Prince street, New York.
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The Remains Coming Eastward.

CHEYENNE, Wyoming, April 3, 1870.
The remains OF General Thomas passed East this
afternoon The Hiilirary paid appropriate honors
A heavy rain storm Ii prevailing.
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The Rcd River RcSel., Pcnal,ies.

I-UNION, NITII 3, I67U
According to the Broad A'rosc (newspaper) the
expedition to the Red river district Will be COM
posed OF 800 regulars and face of Canadian mi.
Hta. and Will be under the command Of Colonel
W0lselcy.
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T.c1E..E..s,t.,

u a BrlIIiapt Disc0vcry.-ssiIcrry fs,U says
!I1E:s vIr2Lt1. Of SAY $r}SS FOX fHF HAIR, /: ss
shade with this fud " al tho toilet irnlnpls
chemistry this IL the most important No sediment sold "
All drvselstA
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The University Boat Race.

The betting on the University boat RAGE is Elk to
four In favor OF oxford.
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FUNERAL OF GEN. THOMAS.

Arrangements for the ObscGnies--The Order
of General Sherman - General Mende to
Conduct tho Arrangements at Troy.
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1870
The following general order relative TO the funeral
OF General Thomas next Friday, al Troy. has been
Issued oy General Shcrnan:-
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
ADJuTAsT GENERALS OFFICE
WASHINGTON, April 3, 1870.
GENERAL ORDERS 40. 81.
The body OF Maior-Geneial George II. Thomas will
be buried at Troy N T., on Friday April sth at l2
O'Clock, noon, and the ceremonies will be conducted
in military order. under the supervision Of
Major General George G. Meade. commanding
the military division the Atlantic The escort Will
be o battalion or eight companies, and General
Meade Is authorized to use two Of the companies Of
the Engineer Battalion IRON Wiilets Point. two
papies OF general recruits from Governors Island
and the band from West Point. All officers OF the
army who can be spared from duty. all civil otcers
OF the general ana Stale governments, Oil members
CT tho volunteer armies. CIVIC societies aud cltizcns
generally. are invited to be prescntit0 manifest their
respect TO the memory OF him wlo holds a sacred
place In the heart of every American BY command
OF General Sherman.
+. D. TOWNSEND, Adjutant General.
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p2011f Fao'oV 20 mona sWce'. 10
<,SrlsIsdore,, Unrlvaiira Iiair Dys.-so,a
'ppH0o ys ~pa scalp factory No. Aior House
- E.pen .cheid's ansing style Of Ge.t,emeu,.
1neness of materials elegance Hn.sh AMI dnrs
biy they cannot be sapase Try Ihsm q i'd Nassau =
~~-sT -
Meehns In support or the Central Park
Commissioners The pre- mnary mesiin: o ciilens aud
popsry owners 10 support o the present Central Psk Com
m'ssoncrs and Ia Opposition 10 tho pending
Albany to dispacc them, he today siry
ROOM NO. Ill Broadway. Was nd burned Till MONDAY. lsh
inst, NJ one O'Clock, at the sane place.
Tue meeting held the call OF
MESSRS. A. r. STEWART JAMES BENOy
MAJ. GEN. JOHN A. DIX WM. I. BLOfGfTr
MARSHAL u. ROBERTS, WILLIAM E DODGE
ANDREW CARRI0AN. A. A. Low
WM. h. OGDEN, John JAt.oR AsToR
CUURTLANDT PALMER, PARAN STEVENS
wh. X. mAhiIN. EDWARD II. L. DLow.
EyuAk =. VAN WlNkLE, CYRUS CLARK,
GEORGE OPDYkE, WM. a. WiilrBECK,
AMOS T. EMO, WM II. RhYNUR,
SIErHEkD kkhPp REUBEN w. HOWES,
iANiE1 f. TlENANN, u. D. M0RihN,
uhlFFlfH ROWE, ROBf.Rr L. STUART,
WILLIAM bLoODGoOD, THOMAS A. DAVIES.
And many others
Is IN announced that the will
Senate ON TUESDAY, aud full and punctua attendance
Quested.
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French Expectation of q Parlia-
mentary and Cabinet Crisis.
Tho Irish Pains and Penalties Bill Passed
in Parliament.
INDIAN TREACHERY IN wYoMlNa.
Massacre Of Whites By genoeful
Redskins.
FRANCE.

Parliamentary and Cabinet Crlsis ANTI
cipated.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCg.

Prominent Arrivals I'm This City Yesterday.
Governor J. q. Smith, OF Vermont; Charles II.
Sheriff. OF washington; II. A. Shackelford, or Paris;
E. b. Phillips OF Chicago; DR. Griggs Of Illinois;
Mayor S. B. Martin, Of Wilmington, N. g.; W. II.
Glenny, OF Bunalo; A. Wilson. OF wheeling; Dr. J.
E. Painter OF Philadelphia ana Or. Heman Camp,
OF Troy, are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Congressman Thomas Fitch OF Nevada; General ].
r. Anderson, OF virginia; j. v. Hale, OF San Fran.
cisco; Captain J. Eurdock, OF Boston. and II. y.
bearing, Of New Orleans, are at the New York Hotel
e. H. Ashcroft, OF Massachusetts,; p Chamberlain.
Of Ohio; Senator sprague and n. 9. Greene Of Rhode
Island. are at the Astor House.
A. Pitcairn, OF Pittsburg, and w. II. Parker, Of
California, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
John w. Chandler, OF Washington. and Obadiah
Jackson, OF Chicago are at the Brevoors House.
General J. L. Swift, Of Boston; ". s. KING, O
Minnesota; w. L. Scott, Of Pennsylvania; J. s.
Baker, OF Cincinnati. and J. NJ Van Busker. OF
washington, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Judge J. J. Monell OF NewDurg, and General John
@. Hazard, Of Providence. are at the Albermarle
Hotel.
@. c. Carman. Of New Brunswick: J. Wilson. Of
Toronto; Charles B. Lancaster, aud .. r. Dragc OF
Boston. are at The Holman House.
George H. stewart, OF waterford, and A. II. King,
OF Milwaukee, are at the Coleman House,
Promincnt Dopartures.
Senator Graham. for Albany; L. s. Huntinrroa,
for Washington; J. g. EIdridge, stanton Blake and
e. Langley. for Boaton, and J. d. Lippncott, for
Philadelpnia.
The Massachusetts, Legislative Committee on Rail.
roads left yesterday for Hartford.
Personal Nofos.
Camilla Urso made nearly $4,000 for the Library
by her San Francisco jubilee, and over $1,000 or
herself.
There are now living In Maine, N good health,
nys brothers named LapbSE 2xed respectively
i9siys3 ii. I,o ea::y;.wo ssaty.ssvsn esaty0ne and
Mr.. skimmings IS one Of the directors OF Tia
County lnfirmary at Wilmington. Tho local papcrs
state that the inmates are hungry ana nearly Naked
being provided only with Skimmlngs' sklmnings,
we presume
Mrs, General Custer attended tho Purtm masque.
rads last week at Leavenw 0rsh, dressed as ady Of
the Court Of st. James, while her blonde husband
pers0nated 40 English foxhunter. = f'~I'
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when You pcaire n stylish and E1exans
Hat coil on DouGAN, los Nassau street, cornsg VI Aaa
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ENGLAND.
Parliamentary PrOsresf--yhc Iyish Pains nnd
Penalties Bill Passed.

I1ONDONt tipIII
The Irish Forcc bill has passed both houses or
Parliament The House OF Lords met on Saturday
to receive the expected message from the Oaeen ap-
proving the bill, but 1t was not sent In, and the
House adjourned.
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Es -sse two
$50 CHARLES BrOwn,
Hsu .-.oie. Iile flfetp su pro-
--v~rrifuriarnte mel, bur DefOro
~~1ue sidewalk tue Two inca expls@d
-~nocntion. frvD wuat could De gieau5d f6
the scene or the tragic occurrence, IL aDpears
tnat none OF the~men could have retired 70 tnelr
rooms more tban quarter oil an hour before tno
IRE broke out. No one noticed that they had RouO
w stairs. IL was supposed thnt t,icre was but one
lodger up stairs ami air. AGirs sent up u wutLer 70
arouse and bring him oown. Another waiter was
actually engaged IN tfcwlng water tho uOOr Of
the room where montgomery and Brown were
sleeping jusl after the ...ues were nrst discovered.
As soon as the bodies 0l the three mep had been
taken TO the sidewalk they taaen charge OF Dy
Tue police aud removed 10 Tho thirteenth ward sta
uhn mouse aud VIII be detained there unrll tne Cur.
0oCr can h0ld an iaques All three OF The un!Orlu.
nate men are miadc-aged. montgomery was
undresed Brown was fully dressed aud Ward lad
on pair OF heavy boots. SmIh discovered
with ali his clothes on IL Is supposed that all tAIUe
must nave been more Or less unacf the influence Of
nave been very dense and the heat iniouse, the
paint upon tns doors oi tic roous In which the men
met their death is blistered and pccling oif None
or the bodies bear any marks OF fire,
but Smiths face Is bacgencd by smoke. Brown
and Montgomery were truck drivers. Smlth's occu-
patton coud not DO ascerained rs he was STRANGER
IN tue house. Brown u Is said, Is . NAIVE OF Con-
nectcut and rcspectably connected. bur no ur0rna-
ton as TO the nativity OF the other men could vo
gained.
The origin OF the fire is unknown but It Is SUD.
posed TO have been caused by .ue sparks from =
lighted tobacco pipe.
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Prince Pierre iiornpnrte,

PARIS, April ., 1870.
Prince Pierre Bonaparto 10 stall In Paris II Is
said that hc win 20 to Belgium.
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Bafchelor's Hair Dys--Thc Hest in the
psoug. facl0 " Is Bond street.:
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Popular sOep.--PyIe's $50. IL -, II tho Kind
hat takos The lead. An first oass groceis sell llL
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ana many othefs.
is announced that the charter viii be the
Senate ON Tuesday, aud full and punctua
The New York herald., 1870-04-04

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