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Auction sale or
ON FIFTY NINTH STREET
MADISON AVENUE,
EIGHTH AVENUE
..,x. And adjoining ss-nctS
Several Parcels having
FRONTS OF OVER 200 FEET,
being most desirable locations for churches hotels public
institutions Park Residences city now unocc,,ped
and composing the valuable property osroG
IN New York for many years.
At Auction,
Thursday. November II, 1870 at IL NJ, ut the
Exchange SaesToorn Ill Broadway,
A. ". MULLER, r. r. WILKINS &CO..
- = Auctioneers No. 2 Pine street.
5Gn stSl Lots block facing Central Park
5t av, or plaza, 9TH 5h 59h
the PARK
cd and SD ss-5 Lots near Madison Az
Madison ". Front between 6si and SD
OF 9th 1T.
65th ST. Lots near Madison
s1st ST. Lots 4th which will here bridysd
9th av IL Lots fronting the Park. 63d 65sh
Lots northeast corner Goth at
Lots between fifth and 10th
Entire Front between slst Sd facing Central PsrS
sides.
t{th st.2 Lots near 9Th
69th st-Enre north side between sh and oh ava
18th ST. Lots near sh facing Psrk.
10Th st.-NOrthwest corner 9th facing Park.
sIst and SD sts-3 Lots sth
9th vi Lots southeast corner OF 7Htt st.
Sixty OF purchase money remain mortgages
when desired
For maps information apply 70 tie Auctoneers No.
Pine street, at the oce OF j. NJ Pr fKNEY 70 CedAr
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THE FOOLISH Cry OF FRAUD raised by the
radical papers against the democratic party
has been completely silenced by the results OF
the late election. Every effort was made to
detect fraudulent voters at the polls, even to
straining point, so as to make it appear that
the interference of the federal government was
necessary to insure an honest vote, and yet
the number of fraudulent votes cast, or at
tempted to be cast, is SO contemptibly small
as hardly to be worth the notice of the courts.
We trust that this fact will put an end to the
silly and wearisome cry of fraud" ''fraud,"
all the time. 1t is evident that the demo-
cratic element in the city is strong enough to
elect Its candidates by fair vote.
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TIE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Beat Newspaper in the
Country.


The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready contains the very latest News by the Cable up
TO the hour OF publication or the Great European
War; also an interesting report OF an Interview be-
tween Special Correspondent and the Emperor
Napoleon; the latest Returns or the Elections from
all parts OF the Union; the Wreck Of the Steamer
Varuna, and the Perilous Voyage OF the Steamship
Columbia; the Execution or Negro in North Carolina
for rape, with full particulars OF the Crime and his
Confession the Den OF Infany Boston Clubs and Club
Houses. IL also contnins-Amusements; Obituary
Notices; Artistic, Fashionable Sporting and RelI.
gious Intelligence Editorial Articles the promi-
nent topics OF the day; Our Agricultural Budget
views OF the Cattle Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and
Shoe Markets. Financial and Commercial In.ai,L
gence and accounts OF all the important and inter.
esting events OF the week.
TERMS single subscription, ST. Three copies. S.;
Five copies. 81; Ten copies SIS: Single copies nve
cents each A limited number OF advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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OF the Prussians. General Bourbakl was
BARD at work organizing his forces and pre-
pairing to offer stout resistance. The people
were resolute for defence and were focklng
from the country into the place with cattle,
poultry and other live food. Orders had been
issued for the inhabitants to provide them
selves with three months provisions or leave,
which indicates that General Bourbaki believes
in the possibility Of a long siege. Lille Is
strongly fortified, and, if properly defended,
will give the Prussians no little trouble to
take it,
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THE QUAKERS AND THE lNDAss.

About one hundred persons OF both sexes, chiefly
Quakers and others Interested In the welfare Of
the Indian tribes OF the West. met last evening IN
social gathering at the Friends meeting house, In
West Twenty seventh street. near Sixth ave-
nue., for the purpose OF listening 10 some
statements which were expected to be made by
Friends who had been OF late sojonrning among the
winnebagoes and Pawnees In Nebraska and the
contiguous territory.
Mr.. Jacob Oapron. who presided woro cut-away.
clawhamWeS coat. OF q dark snnu color WHICH was
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THE EVACUATION OF ORLEANS by the Prus-
slams, announced this morning, aud the French
CLAIMS of success over the forces of General
Van der Tam, make it evident that military
movement Of great Importance is in progress
by the Army Of the Loire. The retreat of the
Germans to Arthenay without fighting gen.
eral engagement is probably the result of their
flank being threatened by the French.
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Died.

FooTE.--At his residence IN Brooklyn, on Thurs.
day, November 10. HERsCHEL F0oTE, father Of A.
NJ. and Dr. +. Is. Fooe In the 18th year OF his age.
Notice OF the funeral hereafter.
Cleveland tohio) and Hartford county (Conn.s
papers please COPY
MARTIN.-On Wednesday, November o. HENRY
MARTIN, native OF Dublin, aged 10 years.
Funeral from his late residence, 205 Forsyth street.
TO Calvary Cemetery this friday afternoon, at ona
O'Clock.
McCAULEY.-0n Tuesday. November 8, OF con.
sumption, THOMAS MCCAULEY, aged 80 years.
The friends and acquantances OF the family, alsG
the members OF the Patrick McCauley Association
respectfully requested TO attend the funeral this
(frdavl afternoon at two O'Clock from the residence
OF his father, Matthew McCauiey. No. 1860 EAST Forty
second street, between Third and Lexington ave-
nueS.
sMINoK. Suddenly. at her residence, No. 100 Oak,
land street. Greenpont, l.. L., Miss SARAH SMINCK
Notice OF the funeral In to-morrow's paper.
[FOr Other Deaths See Ninth PdQe.l
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FROM LONDON comes the news that the
French have captured several Prussian camps
before Paris. The despatch is, however,
vague and unsatisfactory. No details are
given, not even a statement Of the side of the
city on which the operations referred to took
nlace
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!. LILLE THRKArENRp.-A special telegram
from Lille to the HERALD reports great excite
uent In that city consequent upon the approach
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Eureka MiucrrI Water, -Rrr aovn SPRINGS,
superior to all others In Dyspepsia ID Diseases vec
Ana hiunsJs b. j. LEVY Agent.
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Cape Hrttcras Often Gives sAlyouhic Tro ch,.,,
TO sesfaring people, and the the Halter
way Fulton street, Ia posns which Amerc 81
uemen In need OF headgear yJacrn until ssy
completed thr ouhts by Supplying themselves with what
sea of fashionable ne,hAs j,asle ba,s
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A.-uor n Stylish and IIs,cnnt Hat TO TO
Manufacturer, lis rias,au street
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Sick Headache. ac thorou Thy by Dr. JhYNEs
sANATlVE PILLS Acting gentle laxative, they
novc NIL Irritating and ieca after .he bowels
ally change the vitated sccrelors OF the and
irpvp
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A.--Herring,s Patent
CHAMPION "a gHS.
2ol Broadway corner Murray s,rsst.
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Electrical Treat n,rnt Of All Ilo,ropr;r,
Diseases Mt tho Gsiva Faradic Institute baths CON
bnns the recent dsce veres &c: md for cronr
l67 East Thrsyfourth sireet, corner Third senle
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DaviPs Fall stylus Of Genticnscn ~ Hats
salehoom 2s94 Broadvs,R, near Duane street
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Home. Want IN It, without ChcY ~
| bronchitsf s"''
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Geutlemen's Dress HAIRS.
Standard price, ~
Boyapand Nouths' IN cal variety
WARN0Ck 4 Co, Sig Broadway
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no seuuiMo ton IRE = Water sold M, Dram utr
n empire spring Ccmpsnys New York DEPOT ~
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GensS SHk Dress Hr Ss.-Eroadway Far
styles; superior quality stan S,ra nrIcc Aro ~,
and chidrons Hats great ,yari,,y 4, ssns m,aep
prices. fJEipERD Aja pra.d-.,-
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niuier a. 20, NO Union samnre.--T.udie,
and Shoes. -" A''~ W ouy Dooss
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,oa SInsor.n.n ana lAottcry.--Prizes Paid in
Sou inoYnau furnished. The hicbcs. raies mai, ~,
Douo,p1H " 1 sne All kinds OF Cold Silver -
AAykofs CO., Bankers, ID " a,i strect, New York
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GREAT VARIETY OF FANCY PIECES or THEIR o,S.,
MAKE, AND NOW FIRST EXHIBITED
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WIEN Tou nay n ss(auauncs,, s,ee shat Il n
s'oy ~. and has the Eaae marx inside
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A.-Rurneti's COconine,
For the Hair.
For the Hair.
For the Hair.
Superior to all other oils and pomadca
The Best
and Cheapest
Hair Dressing and Promoter Of tho
Growth and Beauty OF the Hair In the world.
For sale by all druggists.
JOSEPH BURNETT 4 CO..
Sole Propretors. Boston, Mssa'
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ARCHBISHOP sPALDING.

X eccption Of Archbishop Spaldiug in BaIti-
ON His Return Home from tho Ecu-
menicaI COnncil-AdSress Of the Arch.
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or STERLING SILVER WARE.

AND A
, 1870-04-16

m1t1ce OF the Whole an1 took up the Revenue
article, the question being On tie adoption Of
the eighth section.
Ar. ROSS novct1 to strike It cat he declared
that this SECTION WAS introduced to repeal certain
laws rssscd 1t the prey1nls sessions Of the General
Nt8heA Of the people.
Nj. CHURCH t1id It WIS an objection to the nc
ton Of this convention, hnB fat, that it had hren
t1ytnR TO do too much, and wAs continually tstss.
passing upon the richta OF the General Assembly:
buf be maintained that this section x1s not liable
to that objection 1t was not intended to repeal
nny laws that had bt,en paaseA by the General
AsserahlJ hut TO control ieisiafion hereafter apd
throw guards around the State TEeax1ry.
NJ EAY Sald It was the intention of the Com.
pTu1ide agatnss species uf dangcrouz Legislation
which An1 GsoNn up in thu STATE, and WHICH VA
I ~ Increasing. To exempt Porhoos ct the Ssats
, 1870-04-16
SHAwIS AND LADIES SUITS.
A. G. DOWNS & Co.,

ITO & liz State st.,
Have just opened a
very large assOrt-
menJ Of PAISLEY
SHAWLS, in the
new cOlOrs, at very
low prices. They
would call particue
lar attention to
their specialties,
the Bulls Head Blk
Afpacas; the ''Bou-
dier's Hid Glove
and the <'POicherOts'
French COrset-the
best articles of their
kind to be found in
the City. Their
stock Of UNDER
CLOTHING is very
large, and cOlnpris-
eS garments that
range from one dol
lar to the richest
novelties of the
French market.
w HITE L. AVN
SUITS, in the latest
styles, from $l0up.
ward.
Fair dealing guar
allteed, and the mo.
ney freely returned.
if the goods do not
suitW'hen examined
at home.
, 1870-04-16
THE CONVENTION.
.ISGYyk1p, April 1t:-The convention Assem-

THE EOHVEHI1QN,
srRnGJyk1p, April 1n-Thc convention aasem-
bled II O'Clock.
y TIE JUDICIAL plsINcfS
Nr. BUTTON offered = resolution th4s the CON-
mt1tee On judicial Districts he requested 10 divide
The state into districts not exceeding twenty In
number, exclusive Of the County Of Cook Re
jected.
rEcrEyT AGkNsT FKN4LX aCFTAGE
Nj. WELLS oI1cFed protest, signed by 1@sSQ ID
dies Of Peori1, Against wpnans suffrage.
srA1x rENfTKST1Akr.
AE WALL. offered resolution thAt the Com
m!ttee On rcnttentfat! be requested 70 inquire and
rtrort whether It Is exEedtent 10 Incorporate In
,ent1arJ ought nerez to be operated by the S,ste,
and should be leased upon such conditions ~ tue
General Assembly E1ay r1ur.de,
Nses remarks By Ae4H1 WALL, MERRIAM.
CnIKCH and others the resolution wAs lAjd On
fhx At1
, 1870-04-16

{os {st.6 have ta'en for ~ aet+s.ea II 1t present
Yoor letter has but Just CONF, and d.aaed on
~f1te again when have ne1a 10 fe1L want to
come TO yoo mose than cl1 tell Joo. saant pou,
snd N ssarytnR for the living hre.d Of roeta
With partng stones, I feaE. don1 E1ppose II WI
he rosshie for Jo1 to come. II any lind fata
should bequea,h mr. : lottery ueket of valae In
Friday. an The scnbl,linE slsyphls whose rock
ians doTn faster than she can br!ng It np again.
~ fe. Soa1 a1g At he spass tsk inc
bat thc ~ We nike Of IT, md It i BET.
tsT 70 Get false teeth for people who need them
tnen Msa TO gathes apples oi olmpu1 Tor enet self
- s1on - you arr back and let me Know the New
1ork nn1ntes, We must gather what gold We czn
n toNn, II the millions End Aarons rods dtd have
70 TAI Into melancholy graves without the b.nedc
ton OF my &usle- YOU viii be rery good, indeed,
70 let me read with you. shall enjoy 1t and
ntoMs sa y II tnmens.:ty. ~ voice ts penetrating
ness Of tone, Ind think cau gain that BY diu-
sGR nGDs re- ean I'd
loved Tours fullF. LIZ.
y Clinton P1acc, Thursday, a.tn.
HuHah, my darling! All mr. wheels ar turning
has Just gone. He dfd answer gour second letter
At length. Booth was with him when It reached
him, and be read It to thai divine man "~ho feala
III ipterrs, In you quote the words OF the Po-
teptate; and II 5ou will play such parts a. Queen
In Hamlet, and Others, At nrst, .yoa can have An
scE!:t under IN assumcd neme!!i! OF. II you
don't WANT that, Nj. Stuart viii p1re ypu m en-
gagc1ncnt IN the country; but advise here, fra,
Ly III meanL Ny darling, could not BE- hsppi4s
< haa d!soe.eEEd sud 3'ne-msy b Ts hsrs
DC Of that rose tn aromatic pain II such pktsl:
lege WeEe nafnr. dear. this II such good
umeu.s Youth md hope and beauty. II poor
Aisa Flite used to ea!: but there Is no sad moral
IL this case. hope this will reach Jou In Boston,
1t will comfort you 80 much; bnt II It dota not It
will be only because Jou will he here where can
tell you nll the wire.rulling have done. I am
really good Tor sonsthln9, believe, after All and
whcn you succeed, sha1l feucltste myself as none
other. / pray you can understand thfs inoohertnt
scTAwL l am 30 delighted l know not
hereafter, fhhll name W. Ssuast bf name.
Nobody could be kinder than he, md he wants Jon
to come and Zee hIua IL 2oo1 as you Aft here.
Such laEks, PIT and Booth! he has talked about
you, and himself proposed 70 bring you out! See
Naples and then die cannot stup to catch rhe
mali. 1ty darling, put my two loE2 arms about
5ou, and gre you the hcAlt!cst and hopefuucs,
blessing yn1 ever had Ii your Afe. Come at once.
II you should conc on Saturday. and don't have
time to come md zee me, 70 IL chrrch-Mr. Fruth.
ingham8, FortJ-atxth street, near Sixth avenue,
on Sunday morning, and sit with me- IN pew -,
and we'll talk 1t al over aiterwAtd Ever de-
yotcdly. LU.
, 1870-04-16
CANADA

Volunteers still Coming ForWnfa-
Anxi-ConxedcKntton Resolutions IN
the Soyn %cotIu Legislature.
MONTREAL April 1n-EolMntet!a 1rom 1ae
country continue u arrive Everything quiet ua
Tho frontier. .......
HALIFAX, April 1h+-Mr. Au1Tay's resolution WIG
the amendments male hy the government nase
hct Set cnuac up for discussion
The Gore.amtns RESOLUTIONS will secite toe con-
tsETtnR Of kn1Ehthood on Sir 4. r. antt, klfer ~
uet!ai1uon Of Independence views. And tcsolses
tiiat Inc Gat4h Government VIII bc asked TO ssa1e
rs v1ewH OF Independence
Thc PrtAee Ed*ards 1slxad Government has re-
celtrd dasr&fch from kAzl Granville in enec1
urging the incorporation Of tho Island In the Do
unIpIou,
, 1870-04-16

On business lot TIE lnttI states or THIS Stale, or
fx Afss%hce II the 1flitaly or n2TN service.
~. HANNA1 o. NAynet moFeu 70 amend oJ
adding psost1ion that ne Iestaamre may pro
Eiut IoE IAA1nR TIC so1ea Oh peEnon4 Absent On
tn!ItAfy d95f: ....-
ME tnChG 9lo tne lefas!sstIe 0ola &1feaay
90 1is aod NE amendment Has unnecessary.
.n nta1n.A4ocut 'oes' Aoa LIE seeaoa *aopLt0 -
1olo*s:
SIC 80 eleeioF g al O. deemed 70 h3vc lost
n!s fcsenee ID ta's Ssa.s ~ feason OF nls ahencf
=! " me pusnes q ns nnso snsS el q hols
SIAse, ncs " leAson " Iia ansSnce In tue nlit1s
Seeuuhs z !, aau Nele ADOPTED as ioNoHa'
SCI L 10 solalcl, seaman. or maIne N As
at!nF nr TAT! 81 tue nltea sestes snAH &c deemc!
Nsaent or tnls state In consequence OF oeluS
Eeass Ec.aaoueo ~ hn5 natAt3 " nAtA p4@Te IL LIE
- :. -, Mo pessoa shal oe eiectoa q aqpo!ntsu
p!oot of etno!Tnens tn this state, Fho Is uos N
eiestos ot % ms state.
s,t -. :. .Hs t Hsae1zl aSs*nay 49, Les -. ~.
, 1870-04-16

Religious Revival nj Rny City.

sweiA p<<pAtth 10 Ibe Ch.easu T1thuoc
BAr Cr1y, April 1a-lsst night the saloons. bill
larI rooms and places Of business, almost With
out exception, closed At $50 p. NJ: to give the
young mcn Of this city N Opportunity to attend
scEF,cc by the Rey- 4 r. Graye| EFanGel1ss, who
has iaAored successfully 1t joliet, III, the psat
montn. HIS sermon WAS especially to the young
men. from the words, ''Rnnl speak . that
youttr man" very many remained y nc
close Of the service to kaI the pEaye1s oi Cnns-
n.us In lbe1{ brh3n.
, 1870-04-16

Assassination Dny CoTufnc MI orzatcd-
Annual Report OF tho Madison 1s-
Htftutc-A CoIorrd Jury Dc1truc-
tion OF II DnEM MT Nccnnh-

Dny Comm G MI Grated
Annual Report OF tho Madison 1n-
Htftutc-A CoIorcd Jury Dc1truc~
tion OF II DnEn MT Necnnh-
Special pespstrh to The chi<zso Tribunc.
MADISON, Via, April 13.-Lass evening Acting
Governor Pound issued the following order:
STATE OF WISCONSIN. EXECUTIVE DErr,l
AADlsos, Wis. April II, 1870.
[E1sept,se r. oE'srs ,s Sa = -
the nth anniversary nf the death hy assassination
Of our beloved and 'letris 1Annentei Chief NAvs-
ttatc, Abraham Lincoln, Our eref-su1cken natton
htncfaetor, lss purcst u1au- Humanity Hloaned
for freedoms martyr. It is meet that on each
ann!sefrs! Of the Angutsh-hurdene.l event
the people Of this Stale In SOME prr,per manner
signify theft high appreciation o! the greatness,
the hdtEtF anu the personal excellence OF our
murdered frt*ident, and the terrible significance
Ct thc tTent which deprived our nation aud hu-
manitJ Of the!r bcs friend II Is, therefore,,
crdcsed that on the 18th dag Of April inst, h1]f
hour guns he ms, in the Capital fafk trom sun
tol he displayed ~ half mast The Aaiutant Cen
!S,snct> THU C. PoCSp, Acting Governor.
played aceoriinE1y, reminding the people Of the
The report oi the Madison Institute for the last
course Of home Lectures, Rev. NJ. Bartlett, Of
stase, ana : balance q the Treasury Of tsss after
The weAthes herr, which has beeu 80 warm for
/ :. 10 aas r r.
forward to lie damaged, though 1t would have
to NJ N asasnl, and battery caAe, wherein one Of
their color Is defendant on Monday.
Il Is 1sro.:ei ta.s so r.. Of he dam = NeenAa
of Lake WinneoAgo upon 1t, which will compel
the milla there to lie Idle for months.
, 1870-04-16
STATE LEGISLATURES,
Ohio

Cu1CHBCs, April 1o.-The House spent pearlY
ii" entire day on The Appropriation bltl. The
Senate amendments were all agreed 70, and the
bill ia NOW law.
The House passed the Senate bill amending the
municipal code, after making several amendments
to It
The Sonata refused to concur In the House
amendments, and the bill Will probably fail
, 1870-04-16

Tho Northwestern Railway Hulctcd
in the sum of OO0-Ccnsus Mnr-
shnls Appointed.
Special Desp4teh to The chicaxo Trfbune>
MI1EACKKH, april 1A-At the recent election
the majority aealnst detachinE country townships
from the county Of Milwaukee and attaching them
to Wastceha, Wis about a,oao.
esse q faAsnaa ,a,n 1nasg nseoea sast nisns M
MIS- W'h1lon - Killed bF locomotive belonging
to the Northwestern R2ilrnad As the plaintiff
hsd married again. the amount Of damage as-
sesst1 was not ycrJ heaE!.
tinted Statcs AsI1nM Hamilton has male his
Appointments pf deputies for the taking Of the
lftite4l States ccnkuA Those for Racine County
Alr Waiter Ssanc, Of Racine; @. y. Tulletto. Of
Calelonta Centre, and J. s Crane, Of Burlington.
Thcse for keno4hA County are Wallace MyKatt
aud J. B. Howard, 10th Of Ecnosha-
, 1870-04-16

NEW HAVEN, April 1a-The Yale University
crew ID selected " follows: Bone, Of 70; Coouly,
of II: Cushing, farsona anu Swavne, Of II; and
last yeA1s university crew, md Cushing nnl
swayne were in tho Freshman crew. The race
With he Hatyards occurs July q, probably near
p151YtdenCe, -
, 1870-04-16

IHE DEFICIENCY BILL
Mr. DAWES [MhsA}, frum the Conference Com.
iuittct on tbs De1aenc{ bill, made ferort which
VA rad. He stated that the main point. IN The
report were four: u to the Marine Hospital 1t
Chicago, the Custom Houne II St. Paul, and the
New York and Boston Post Qdlce8-2nd offered to
give any explanation that might he xskcd on those
points, ...
during the discussion which followed, Mr..
FARNSWORTH saId the new Marine HOSPITAL
building At Chicago was entirely unfit for the use
TO WhIch It destined. but declined to Stxte his
authority except t,ef0Ee m Investigating commit
tee. The report WIS finally adorted, 1Q2 against
70, and the Deficiency bill now only requires the
signature Of the President.
DlEIR1CT OF CoLCKR1A HCHIHtsA
HAs considered, t0d \ l3rXe number of Bills IL.
posed Of.
Adjourned till noon MupdaT
, 1870-04-16

Another Dcfn u1tiuE ST. I4ouia Official
Appears sAuu <sfsc 4Ixond>-Suslsky,.
[ubc.
8, 1ocE, April 17.-cn..sHAn Ga,1el,, who WAS
clefk ln ne city AUDITORS Office several years
fonds nom That ofl'ce, and lied 10 Germany to
aso.d arrest Subsequently, he waa indicted ~ the
arrest, without success On WednesdaT he re-
turned 70 the ctt., and to-day voluntarily appeared
before the Criminal Coutt, gave 5000 bal, and
was Released The exact amount at GAfTrus en-
$f0duon.
The committee who have been examining the
accounts of snstsk5. the defaultn4 TREASURER,
hare completed their labor and will report to the
AAypr to-uoIro~.
after akvrfai very warm days the weather sud-
denly ehAnEed east night, snd ratn, hail, and snow
te1d1y; to-day tfe1 to Sd
, 1870-04-16

Fatal StnbbinK CnAG Mt Winchester.
INptAxAroLls, Apttl 1a-A man named barney
Hinchsm Stabbed md Killed Abraham Heas1on, At
Winchester, Ind. this evening The murderer has
not been AffnGtG1I
, 1870-04-16

TEor. Aps1 lA-Nr4 KnnnA willard, founder Of
the Tro{ Seminary, dled sq-dAH aEedA
, 1870-04-16

Regular Couc1Ave of CHu Lo L<rn 8overstn Chap.
ter Roer Crot1 A.. / A. r.. Masous, this {SATuR-
DAY) evening. ii .; zuARP, 1t Blar Hail. for lnstAlA-
tin Of otietsz- By order Of the ID. ". T. Pm.
l. Z, 2LICUTER Hesrctars
, 1870-04-16

a sT<taa1 eony location Of WASHINGTOS CHAPTER
No = T. 4. ~. this EsATURDAY} evening" At ~
in1t sa a. T. ofrf q bs companions
JOHN WHITLEY, SECRETARY.
, 1870-04-16
Inc Contested Mnyornlty Caxe n
Wilmington

indicted Tor the murder Of his brother, Sampson
Se1G7A u December ns1, Will camme1ce here In
the Circuit Court
, 1870-04-16

VIII. B. WAHHES LODGE, No. aR, F. L a. II.
0ceA1 coInruntra alton this SATURDAY eyerluS. ht
soffnek. Tot work.
Viattors Cordially invited l. 4. kO1MKNpY.
, 1870-04-16

Accident ON the Chicago l. Alton
Railroad - SNOW Storm - Murder
Trlnl Mt JnckAonvtl1rs
specis, pespatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
JAcksoSy1,1E, Ill, April 1a-Tne express trstn
runninc north over the J&eksonrtlle Mrtstoa of
the chicago Alton Railway, when TOUR Essles
south Of JesseJv1le, was this afternoon thrown
pretty badly wrecked. Toe passengers escaped
Untnfued
Thl8 afternoon, aho9t erloek f1E.ooz C1ov
stoxm enmmen ced, xnd listed fcT Two Aoasx
| d Monday next the H1N pt 1nonas CuuRau
, 1870-04-16

spt3l ntspateh 70 Tbe ChicaFo Tribune. "
contested Aayo.alty has been brought before the
Gotnmon Council They threw oct Alx tot4s for
Ne Bnipsn, which elected ". q. 4deu By tve mS.