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NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS.
OFFICE sUP'r ANp Tvs. o. sEwERs, |
CARRIAaEwArst fooTwAfs,
AND NHW BUHIDfHoI

OFFICE sUP'T Avn Tvs. o. sEwERs,1
CARRIAaEWATa, Fo0TWA4s,t
AND NHW BUubIHas,
CITT Hall, wAsHIEdToE,D O.. Dec, ~ $50.
Sealed proposals will be rgeeIYsd a the Mayors
olaee unll u o'clock m MONDAY. January q
lslo, f2T eonslTustinE an Afehsd RsadWsg dTsf
Tib6T Greek, on X street north, foln idlnk llhs
TO building llns. ImiiAT 10 the rOedNay elfeadY
constructed Al inlerveetiOh Of North CAPITOL and
plan 70 be seen II this omcg
Bids will be received only for the fall compile.
lion Of the structure, insluding the fnrnilhinE Of
A. mater Al required, for eIeANatlnE for fOuRdA:
"a. &C ., and laying the came. The stone and
brick 70 be lAid IL cement mortar, m aash pfoPoT-
lions ~ may be deemed sufficient, ARd Of the beat
quality, Gnd 10 the AsesPtInsS 81 the supsriRsAd'
In he sun Of ts 900 that tkS Will accept and
sS yo5E the SoI,Iass b hP
The right 10 reserved TO rsiset any or all bids
N deemed fer the Interest Of the corporation TO
DO y, ABa any bid thai does l0l strictly oOnform
70 this adyertisement VIII not b considered,
Prepssals % % sndorssd' "c6tFogo,si' IgT gTidEe
M kupaTihtsntRnt 81 heWeTE, Nc,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-03
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONARY.

PosT OFFICE DEPARfnBET,l
Deoemberf, IgD, 4
sealed propose will be received " he Post
once Department until the nth day 81 Jenaary,
erI fqr Tits Department for one year from the lat
qfIehruALy, $50 Those unaooompaulsd By aatis-
will not be considered,
All The articles must BE- Of the very best quality
SAMPLES Of which, containing At least q Team or
each kind Of paper, must accompany the hlda, and
he Department reserves the = retain and pay
turn them, 81 ita option. I. --.| : 49,. d.
No bid VIII % considered who're Ne articles 40.
eompanyinEi II are not o. the hind and quality no
qulred by the Departnsnl, aud spurious articiaa
Will subject the entire bid 70 rejection, Al the
PLEASURE ~ the Department.
Tho suhIoinsd list specifies, a. nearly a. can
row b done, The smolnt, euali.y Ana ae,eTip.
E:sFRstsSsiirrp ou.rT,Yy w,vTvn yop -uy
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-03

NAYT DHFAITMENT,l
BuRHAU OF YAEpa AND DOCKS, y
WAButNgrOs, y, O., Dec. 10. lsda.
Sealed proposals, With plans and sp9rlho cations,
Endorsed, "ffOposAls for lloatinE Dock, :, will b
Eeosiyed Al this once until " On the lth daL Of
March, ls7o, fort construction ofA Floating Dry
Dock, capable Of safe and easy manipulation by
sea, The structure 10 be principally Of iron, and
q eapEslIy, strength SRd PSTfsT e FssssiSs sna
dTaushi, d let beam. aud 900 tons Weight. -
Parties wishing 10 contract Tor bundlng such
Dock will have their plans and nperi heAtions
complete 10 Al particulars befora AnhmlttinE them
Tor examination. ."
Such plans a. are submitted will be con sidsTsd
relatively and with coat 81 eonatTuetop, aud those
bidders II desired
The GsSapiAass Of ANY bid will be dapsnd snt upon
Aneee1sAIy APPROPRIATION 0l FUNDS ~ UonEtesA. -
alss Wheeler NE plSna' Specifications, aud cost
IfG eonIraeI Be- entered iato payments will be
made upon sttilnAtes A the work pregressel, and
tWsnty per cent u the contract price Will be
reserved until the Dock shall ~ fqliy Ard shtis-
iA''o y Bureau s SII. a. AssAbS osf,
ha4 .rutt
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-03

laehiss ..5in sidsf o. ylnsSs -. re-, Pom Pom
ofuniiorm quality aad ..
grains q bi.earbSsats q potash 70 neuirali1,s y,
bATTeisD to be new, full.hooped-oae irVn
ho9p o. each sad Iron heSps Az beads 20 be
800 pounds AdAmannne, or Star CANDLkb.
S EIlssss. s5ianss :1 g y so ss vel, dr.d
made ~ beilinE and from Gcod material
ssly iiss from clay, soluble glass. Or ether
i.SD pssSdi nae SALT. in SOOd. clean. dry bar.
OpSSsd, pure, coca BLACK PEPPLRr IL "
u. sseS: ssSI.. 70 y, II n. be-, quality, .Pa
Isissi ~; TssSiII.d On an gsssASsa Samples
a.aail Aitashsdi 70 mJ sayssi,snSns, ISs ssbsIs'
asa Byt. IL Col. ssi "a D. 4. D. "a.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-03

DO not BB5sPAAIB qETu ,TOg HAyR COZ;
street, feW doors t9nlh H PeRRsylyaRl ave.
nue, He y speeessfnl when others Au IA o0nhs
DENTAL And rsliAbls. BspaTais Gooms foT ladies
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-03

Lt6Yb ssd R IVA, "a he PIas itsV u tSs
Law, 10 hlq dAY dissolved.
A. LLOYD will selils The ahAlrs Of the late arm,
sad All paItOns Indebted 70 II will pleAle cell u
bic Lay Omee Louisiana avenue, nSar olly Hell,
And settle CUT. iAnlseo0t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

INTERESTING NEWS FROM FRANCE-The S,u-
ate Adopts the SeRdtus Consultltm.-In the Senate
OF France yesterday, the debate was Continued
on the Senatus COnsu!tum. M. Olivier wound
up the discussion with a long and brilliant
speech Referring to the Plebisticum, he said
the government did not wish to extend a aues-
ton. they only desired to submit certain liberal
notifications to the people. They had no inten-
non OF submitting principle on which the State
WAS founded. and of converting a hereditary
into an elective Empire. But the Revolutionary
party, obeying evil passions, had given another
complexion to the debate. II the revolution
airy party wished to combat the government
the government would accept the challenge
Let them remember that democracy and Liberty
are not incompatible with the Empire. The
triumph OF liberty through the government
viii be for the Sovereign glory complete, and
for the nation security without a cloud. lThis
passage called from the Senators a salyo OF ap-
plause, which was twice repeated.l NJ Olivier.
concluding, said the Emperor still had alone
the right to prepare the formula OF the Plebis-
ctnm. The debate closed and the Senatus Con-
sultum was adopted by the Senate. The polit-
zeal excitement on account OF the Piebiscite Ia
Increasing throughout France. The Journal
Ohciel IT Is announced, will publish on FRIDAY
decree appointing the sth OF May as the day
Tor taking the vote on the Plebiscite and limit
ing II to one day. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

CONVERSATIONAL UsAeEs IN ENGLAND.-In
England, letters there are posted, not mailed:
rertodicale are taken in, not taken; q friend
on visit stops; but does not stay; you order
ride on horseback only, never in q CARRIAGE:
foremost men are clever, not smart; high
WIND only Is storm, not Q fall of rain; mea
COWS are uplands, never hogs or swamps;
cooked meat may be under-done, never rare:
Lady-day, Midsummer-aay, Michaelmas and
Christmas are the times when All auarterir
rents are due, never March 31st, June 30th
September 30th, and December 3ist; it is the
rental OF house you pay, not the rent; a,i-
tumn is the late season OF the year, not fall:
hedges, shrubs, and trees are quick, not alive;
and You ask that two or more things NAV b,,
done ct once lat one time), and not necessariiy
instantly. Cocks and hens, rams and ewes.
buis and cows, stations, mares, and geldinys,
jacks and jennies, bucks and does does and
sluts, still retain their Saxon Names and Ii Is Al
no time offensive to use them. And women of
good blood and gentle breeding, in common
with the other sex, have ankles and calves.
knees and legs, ond do not blush to speak OF
Of Lippincoh's Magazine. : -
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The Mcfarland Trial Adjou rued 90
Next Monday.
Teie0raphed Exclusively 20 The Erenino Stay.

NEW YORK, April 21.-Much argument arose
this morning nom the fact of the illness of Re-
corcer Hackett, and many were the surmises a.
to whether the court would sit or not When
however, the jury arrived, and after them the
counsel, with the exception of Mr.. Graham had
made their appearance, the general opinion was
that the case would be proceeded with. One of
little Percy Netherlands friends told him there
would be no court, at which the little fellow was
very much disappointed. At ii O'Clock Judge
Bedford arrived. and very soon after MI Gra-
lam, whereupon consultation was had be-
tween counsel, and it was concluded to adjourn
until Monday morning in consequence OF the
illness of the Recorder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

THE RorHcHILps ROBBED OF HALF MI,
LION DoLLARs.-An employe of the Rothchilds
Of Paris, has robbed these bankers OF a yer,
large amount. Details Of the case, though nos
complete, are sufficiently clear. It II stated thai
careful scrutiny Of the accounts and books Of
the bullion department has shown = deficif an.
ceedng 800 ,0Oof., or 100000. The perpetrator
Of the robbery . Charles Tassius, man Of for
ty-nine years Of age, Of German birth, but long
resident in France. He Is said 10 have been q
great lover at once Of music and beer. He was
the President Of the Liederkranz, musical as
sociAtion, and partner In brewery. His posi-.
ton at Messrs- Rothchilds was that Of manager
Of the bullion department..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21
The Freshets I'm New England,
ksle9yapAed ExcIustuely 10 1Re Epenino Stny.

PORTLAND, NE, April 2l-The Saco river
was higher yesterday than at any time since
lsA having risen three feet. On Tuesday All
the booms and one mill were swept away. At
bar mills. the covered bridge at Moderation
belonging to the estate of the late Oliver Tracy.
and some small buildings were also swept away
CONCORD, N. H., April 21.-The river fell
about fourteen inches during the night. A large
force of men are employed repairing the rail-
road, and IL is believed that travel will be re-
sumed to-day. Three northern mails are here
awaiting Transportation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

FREE SUFFRAGE CELEBRATION IN RICH
MoNp.IIhe colored people in Richmond, Va,
Yesterday celebrated the ratification OF the
nfteenth amendment with great enthusiasm. A
procession Of forty societies, over q mile in
length, marched through the principal streets
OF the city, accompanied by bands of music,
and with banners flying. About O'Clock o. IN.
the procession reached the City Springs, where
addresses were delivered by Sella Martin,
ston, and others. Letters were read from Sens
tors Edmunds, Wilson, Sumner, Representative
Mckenzie and Others, expressive Of regret at
meir inabiity to be present After the adop-
ton OF resolutions of congrstulation and thant.
TO Congress and President Grant, and In re-
spect to the memory OF John Brown, the meet
ing dispersed. {. 40 = y -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

SCccEss OF THE INSURGENTS IN CUBA.-Gen-
erai Valmaseda has issued two Proclama tons
commanded by Modiste Dias, in the Baya mo
district, after fight at Canie Abajo. The i'm
surgents attacked, captured and burnt Capita
MIA del Horno, after several engagements
during which 80 volunteers and 40 insurgents
are reported to bave been killed. The Sp anish
wounded escaped. Six Spanish battalio ms are
pursuing the Insurgents to prevent the m from
are operating on this side Of Cante. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

AIrAIRs IN LoUDoN COUNTY, VIRGrNIA.-
The Leesburg Mirror has the following items
=. =. Smith, ID. 3. for s. Boyln, Sheriff,
sold on Tuesday last the following tracts OF
land lying eoOot 2k miles from Leesbure 81
Scfes With house and orchard, TO Zenss M /
buildings, to VIM. Lowe, at a1s Der acre: a tract
OF IL acres for $7 .25 per acre; wood lot of {
acres, for e56.25, to Charles II. Higdon. Tfess
lofs all lie on the Leesburg and Aldie Turnpike.
county, Judge Keith presiding, will Commence
In this town on Monday mex, April 25th,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

OUTRAeR IN FREDERICK, MD.-The Fred
eflck Union states that on saturday last negro
man by the name OF John Martin, who served a
term several years ago IN the Maryland peni-
tentiary. was committed to jail In Frederick
city to answer the charge of committing an ont
years. The hellish sct was committed by the
side OF her palsied husband, whose great aee
and bodily affictions prevented him from rem
dering her any assistance, ~ n. .I--'--- : = Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

buRe.-On Sunday evening last, about dusk,
MI Richard Shipley, an engineer in the employ
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, met With
death. He was crossing the railroad trSck in
company with young lady, when he was run
over by pas.ing endnes HAichs approached
MIN Mn unobserved e he vas trying to get out Of
dte direction. Mr.. Sh{pley Has badly crusbed.
and only survived his injuries about three,
Quarters Of IN hour, and vas nearly sii Of that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21
INrERsAL REvENuB.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s3os s,ssi.s2.

GEHxRAL ADAM BADEAU, to-day nominated
for Consul q sneral at London, succeeds Hon.
Freeman II. Morse, OF Maine, formerly mem-
ber Of Congress from that State, and . gentle
man Of much ability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21
Ffom PhilaAelphia-TheL Late SusDeu.
ston-Trial Trip.
IeteHapAed kzclssipeln q fAs Epeni.a Stne

PHILADELPHrA, April 21.-E. A. Louder &
Co., whose suspension was lately announced.
show assets amounting to Si60, ,0O0 and liabilities
OF $685. 600. They continue their business, with
time allowe to pay their indie btedness.
The steamer Firefy, belonging to a company
and chartered for the purpose or transporting
mesh provisions from Texas, made a successful
trial trip to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21
Gov. Skaters Arrival 1t Salt Lake
His A0dress-He In Cheered.
1eleQrdphed Exclusireln % The Erenfnd Star

CORINNE, I. T., April 2l.-Shaffer, the newly
appointed Governor of Utah, arrived last night
and wasreceiyed with an Illumination and bon
hres. He made speech, stating that il was the
purpose OF the government to suppress polyg-
amy; that this institution, though supported by
the dtsloyai and traitorous, win not stay the
hand OF Congress The people cheered for the
first real Governor Utah has ever had.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21
LOCAL NEWS.


The Nsfa al Rosslyn-w washsscsos %, c.or,.,....
Washssstcs vscforsess
The old custom OF trying the nettie OF thu
feathery tribe of game breeds on Easter Mood.v
vas mot neglected. in this vicinity, ercept IN -
= well known Easter vesk = err-ers ~ t.
Juveniles, and thus the testing of ta,e Dess,s a
he lords OF the tribe win the trial OF strength
20 hasd In hand. TIE contest which - ~
come on on Monday Last. % Ro<lyn, Va. vss
-, eP~enea ~ un aesday. on account Of che rain,
sprinkle, was fought sraight along The main
was arranged about six weeks ago, hetveec
washington and Georgetown parties. and the
Virginia terminus Of the AQueduct bridge. the
Eslins OF this city, and the Naikcrs Of GEORGE
town, cosdactns the hght on either SIDE.
eleven cocks, and light match weights, SD each
hght. Inc ptt was located I'm Zack Walkers
yard, q short distance from the Bridge. and vas
TOT spectators, OF whom there was a very large
attendance, comprising several government
clerks and q few of our Corporation Contractors
Washington side were Of the fsmon. aReS sS
Horse" strain, better known as ablack and red
ana were raised in the northern section of this
wild Indian" breed or blue and grey.- raised
mosly in Georgetown, and IN Loudoa
and Fairfax counties, virgins. Every
50 closely contested thai il was ouiy deci.l,d ev
the odd fight The " Red Horsesh OF Eslin =
raising were beauties. with legs apparentlv
strong enough 90 stand up forever: and ths
Wild lndisne" were not far behind in mu>cu-
lar appearance, bat they were not cutters ike
the Red Horses. They never nipched. hut
stood fearful punishment sometimes for mo-
ments without returning the blows which tn,
keds were putting i'm thick and fast. Faster
Monday being the thirteenth day, the Washing
ton cocks were "ordered- accordingly, anf
were in fun lighting trim; but, the rsin pre-
venting, they went over one day, when, ft ap-
pears, the delay was better for the Georgetosn
COCKS. The best cock supposed 10 be- pat in
the pit by the Washington boys was not
only killed in about two passes, but hardly
made q creditable show, having fallen on four
ounces since the day previous, when he would
have made rattling light As In stated above,
the 7" Wild Indians" must learn from the Red
Horses the art OF swift and steady cutting, or
die game. In consequence of the DAYS post
ponement the weights were, Of course, hard to
match; but after much delay the main COM
menced about noon with eight cocks matched
respectively as follows: Georgetown-se s5-
5.ll. SO, 81, SIS, 52, and 4-If; washington-sI2.
o., 5.li, 90. 81, 5S, 53, and 4I4 IL will be seen
by comparison that there were only fiye dead
weight watches in the main the first four
nights being won by Washing gton, the next three
ny Georgetown, and the eighth and last by
Washington, thus winning the main. The m ain
closed about five O'Clock, u. m, aud WAS auietly
conducted. Besides the legitimate stakes about
81 800 or Al 800 changed hands i'm side bets MANY
OF the spectators, never having seen an exhihf-
tion OF the kind, betting recklessly without a
knowledge OF the merits Of the contesting
chickens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

COMMISSIONERS Dbl MO says that the cam,
alton of revenue stamps by writing the nam<
and date with q pen Ia sufficient.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

THs woRx1ne ProffII The hodss pain,e-.... :.
% Brooklyn, n. T.. are receiving $50 day.
The cooPess In Brooklyn, employed on sugar
and -four barrels, have compromised With their
ofs - day, The ccfpsnters or Brookiyn are
taking action to obtain uniform rate Of y ares
Ct a . day. The shipbuilders OF New York
have notified their -w0rkmen- that hereafter
wages viii be reduced from "a TO s3.5 day.
Il q not as yet known whether the men win &C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

MR. j. GUEsr Krse, recently nensnate,l fol
Collector of Customs at Annapolis has declines
the appointment. .+att
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

THE L. s. SUPREME COURT will ad jeurn 10
the prt sent term on the 30th instant Chief
Justice Chase will preside in the United States
Circuit Court at Richmond on the first OF Nav.
Justice Miller go.s to Arkansas, and Justice
Bradley to New Orleans, to hold court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21
Nsrner IN NesapAtsl
fsiVyapAed RsclHsiseiy % he Ese.s.e .oa

MkxrHrs, Tenn, April 2I.-James slaits. n
barber, was Shot aud killed last night in a
billiard saloon An Humboldt. By q baggage
master ON the Mississippi Central Raiirosa-
Ford also shot twice At q policeman Who vas
enccsvcrfng 20 arrest tim. He then hed 70 the
woods. livery effort is being made by the citf-
zens 10 arrest him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

THE NAVAL CouRr-MAHrfAL for the tIia' of
Commander John II. Upshur, on the charge OF
purchasing q cadetship, met at the Navy De-
partment at noon to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

lBALrrxosE ,Cos,rsExcs 4 Arasoas n. f.
CHURcH.-Thb Conference assembled In Ha-
gerstown yesterday morning. Bishop Wayma a
presided, and conducted the opening exercises.
The standing committees for the, ensuing year
were announced; after which, the conference
proceeded TO hear and deternins upon the re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

The work on this roAd u still progressina, with
good prospect Of completion inside of twelve
months. The grading u being pushed with All
possible speed, and Contracts have been made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

1HE PREsirENr yesterday signed the u
6c ency bill, for the year ending ane 3ets, Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

THE CHARGES AaAINsr GEN. HOWARD
The House Committee on Education and Labor
lis morning had before them Mr.. Barber, and
cross-examined him ct some length on his te~ti-
mony Of yesterday, In reference to the building
Of the HowarA University BY General Howard
with Government funds; the negotiation or the
Congregational Church bonts, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

"a TIE following conundrum wa cooked twenty
minutes to make it suficienfly hard What Is
empire in South America? The one brays welt;
the other Brazil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

S.ExeRRFKsr.-The Saengerfsst Of the North
xestern Seengcfbund, which takes place q,
musical festival ever Given III this country.
Thirteen hundred singers and three hundred
musicians have been engaged, and an Immense
building is being erected. II WIN Be two hum
dred snd my net long, one hundred and ten
feet vide, e1d viii, Il 6stated, accommodate an
audierce OF ffteen thoasand people - e. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

TIE kIhBEELY-BUTLRR CAsE.-The case of
Messrs- Kimberly Bros. rs. General Benjamin
r. Butler, in the United States Circuit Court OF
Baltimore, has been continued, at the instance
of the complainants until the Novem ber term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

Coz. CASEY, OF the War Department, was
before the Committee on Appropriations TO-DAY
In reference to the amounts required for for
fheations- During his examination he ex-
pressed the opinion that the present style of
forts are superior to any iron-clad system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

CANNOT BE TESTED For A YEAR.-Owing to
the dismisssl of the appeals by the Suprem,
Court yesterday of the legal tender cases, there
IS no case before the court involving the consti-
tutionality OF the legal-tender law, and it will
take more than year to bring up new test
case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

CAPTAIN HENRY CLAYroS has been assigned
10 duty in the War Department, in place ef Col.
car A. Mack, ordered on inspecting tour OF n l.
tioDal cemeteries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

dent of the Boston Traveller, efthe Pope's en-
eagement, early In LIE, 70 an Iriah LADY, which
vas prevented 81 hb Jespit friends, the
Northern wing, the leading Belfast paper, sAys:
most travellers tales The lady referred 20
vas Mis- Letitia Foster, daughter or William
Foster. BiAhop of Cork, and was married "a
John Gs2ry Eorths n. r, OF. Colon ooanty,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

A CANAED was sta ted to-day that dispatches
had been received indicating trouble with Spain.
and that a special Cabinet session was held i'm
consequence this morning. There was not a
word OF truth in the story either of the dis
patches or the special Cabinet meeting, and it
apparently was set aiOat by the New York
SPECTATORS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21
IN. ,.,..- r.,,:,e., s.ss aus. .. rr..ee,

fAkls, April A--rhe S.ecls, an irreconclz-
nie % gsh, 70 day publishes Vigorous sppe& ID
tse voters OF France 10 vote no. on tnr ,,ues-
uon OF personai government Among the
ssnelsof the appeal are Arseo~B..cei. Cre-
m ess. ssmeetss, ,. Ferry, (isruier. Par~. ana
JIlCs Simon- -
The Figaro tsn indcpendent ,aner, q, 10 aav
ssyG Dsru and knfet left the MiutStrv e~c<.~-
they received = letter from Duke D,Aam.le
telling them 20 do 30. etsc the tpriesnlsfs miSot
vote tor TIE plebescite- The rsro si.i-r fbe
Emperor has q copy OF mis- IN MS possession.