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cred . gun, one barrel Of which was said TO
have been loaded with small shot. As Lambert was
returning with the gun he was intercepted by A. NJ.
H0dO, VINO induced him TO give up tine gun. In the
meantime the report Of pistol was heard Outside
and Dyer H0d0 one legged man, clerk IN the store
OF his brother, exclaimed that ne was shot, with
this A. N. HOdo stepped To the door with the gun
before which Ellis and Kinchen Adams were stand
ing. when Ellis Adams fired up0n him without erect
HOdO then fred his gum with what effect 10 not
known, when another shot was fred by one or the
other OF the Adams brothers, tho bail taking enect
Just above the LETT nipple Of H0do when he fell and
expired instantly.
Seeing his friend and business associate thus shot
ceeded to the house or Mr.. James Harris, where ne
procured q gun and returned to the scene OF con-
nict. As he advanced upon the brothers
Adams they were each firing, shot by one
OF them wOunding him In the lip. Lambert
continued to advance, when the brothers becoming
separated, he followed Ellis Adams, whom ne nrea
upon few hundred yards from the store, aud II Is
supposed shot him down. as a party who went IN
the direction few minutes after the discharge OF
his gun found Adams wounded and stretch ed upon
the ground In an apparently dying condition. In
the excitement OF the occasion Adams was lett In
the condition IN which he was found. short time
after he was visited again. when 1t was found that
some unknown person, to hasten the work OF death
had plunged dagger three several times into his
throat, and that he was quite dead. His body was
then taken up and sent 70 his residence, about q
mile from Dearing, no inquest having been held.
No arrests are reported. The wound of Lambert
Is not regarded serious. Dyer Hodo was severely
wounded In the side, and wniie his injuries are not
regarded as necessarily fatal ne Is lying III quite
critical condition.
The New York herald., 1870-01-01
e u r Q r E.
How the English Swallow American
CanardS.
POLITICS AND RELIGION IN IRELAND.
President Grants Message
i'm Paris.
Russian Entente with North Germany
and Austria.

The German mail steamship Main, Captain Otern-
dorp which left Southampton England on the 2lst
Of December. arrived at this port yesterday noon,
delivering our special correspondence and news
paper mail reports, in detail Of our cable kilograms,
dated TO her day OF sailing.
The Bull published in Rome providing that, In case
she Pontncal chair might become vacant during the
sitting OF the Ecumenica Council, the Council
ahould only reassemble at the pleasure OF the new
Pontin, Is "a preliminary formaty appertaining to
ali councils OF the Catholic Church,
The Berlin journals speak sghtngly Of the En-
peror OF Austria's speech from the throne
The Ottoman government has decided that after
the month OF March, 1870 the port of Soullna shall
be declared free for all merchandise except salt
gunpowder and tobacco.
Mr.. Watkin Williams. M. p, presided, on Decem-
ber 20, over meeting Of Weshmen resident In Lon
don, called for the purpose OF organizing metro
politan movement Tor protecting the Welsh tmanrry
who had been evcted by their landlords for political
reasons.
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SPAIN.

Government Relations to Reconsideration
Against Council DEGREES.
The Madrid gazette Of December II publishes the
document referred to by cable as having been writ
ten by the Spanish. Minister OF State Senior Martos
respecting the Ecumenical Council at Rome thus
SPANISH CHARGE D'ArrArRHs IN ROME
YoUI ExoELLxNoY-The meeting of an Ecumenica Coun-
Gil In Rome In days cannot fan to the
.erest With which the and have looked
S 5s a I Of
OF Council promoted BY the spontaneous call Of the Holy
sonvoeation the prooa0y tha. the abnormal staton Of
c0;pa.s' the profound sscreay in whcs the CON
sns sa s altitude q .
Church in these latter times, the rigid sn.osr.ncs ace
authority IN matters essentially proper te civl jrsdcson
protest Holy See against certain pocs acts founded
on popular sovereignty base Of all modern public rights the
points in the civilization Of nineteenth century and
soesy %5s han n Of religious
have oeen sufficient to Suspicious grave
Council hostile the secular powers and dangerous IL
high degree to the Internal Of the nations spanish
Intervene III the matse so these anticpaons evil
Among the Which, with or
are attributed to the promoters Of the Council prnc
he naby Of the Pope and tho sanction Of the anathemas
mnaea o 70 the Syllabus agans, he Idea; Of modern es
though possibly not unounded II would not be prudent
omnlpoten, Of Itself would likely that counci BY
recognizing the inalbilty Of the Pope should for
the door OF all future gatherings Of the Church, neither
Is NATURAL the other for already absolute Powers
to the augmentation of their force deb
As regards the second IS not to be supposed that the
united together critical moments and on an occasion
solemn, would forget their interests
clare their spirit Incompatible with the spirit which gives life
and veor to the modern world At a events the mprob
able that the Catholic Church, passing the natural limit
OF its high jurisdiction.
OF the temporal Powers, the Spanish government wl as
surcdy find In public opinion and In the Jaws the
means ssary to rspc without maeyolence debility,
all ntrsioas that nature, and of external authority,
also maintain all It's subjects In respect and all
onaries IN obedience, without distinction of class posi-
ton In this confidence though reaervng the proper exercise
moment judged it ecessary to adopt preventive
measure. spain, as liberal nation, has wish to place
obstacles TO the legal acts OF religious community and
people jealous for their dignity the intrusion
OF any foreign element In the sphere of its institutions and
the marcn q its public powers sneh are the motives Of s
thea the Of his Holiness prcssing al the
time the shat so vi his Hiabncss the
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FRANCE.

President Grants Message-Rndical Propa.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Edorts-Irish Epiigra.
ton to Algeria.
The Paris De0ats quotes that passage in President
Grants message which says referring to Cuba) that
the United States the sole judges OF the moment
for granting bellgerent rights, whether to people
struggling for dellverancc from q government 1t
deems oppressive, or to independent nations at war
with each Oter and remarks that this theory seems
rather in contradiction with the one the Washington
Cabinet never ceased to profess respecting the recog
milton OF the Southern States as belngerents by the
English government. 'Such an assertion 1t says,
"might well furnish the Chief Of the Foreign once
with an argument In the interminable negotiations
to which the Alabama affair Will give RISE"
The Paris COnstttttoanel directs attention to the
fact that the "Yellow Book s gradually losing its
Importance and seems likely to die out altogether.
The PARIS Dt0dts observes that letters from Rome
speak OF the formation within the Council of nu-
cleus OF opposition to make head against what might
be called the fright" or, II the word be permissible,
the ultram0ntane Arcadia.
The Paris Ltoerte publishes long article to prove
the danger attendant on tue exercise OF personal
power and for tnat purpose institutes comparison
between the reign OF George Ill. IN England and
tnat OF Napoleon Ill. IN France.
Some OF the Italian papers having declared that
the dissolution OF the AntPapal Council by the au-
thOrities Of Naples was due TO the Intervention Of
the French government the Paris Pdtrfe thought it
tlrely without f0undation.o
Prince Napoleon Is preparing for publication his.
tory OF the BOnaparte dynasty.
Two new journals made their appearance In
Paris-Ld Ndrseftdtse, edited by RochefOrt, and La
CiOche Neither one nor the other" says Paris
letter, 'at present gives any signs Of an improve
ment In our newspaper literature; personality and
vanity, but no news.
As stated by cable telegram, the French govern
ment, acting on the representations OF Marshal
Mcmahon, the Governor General OF Algeria Is en-
deavorng 70 divert portion OF the stream Of Irish
emigration to that province. Tne capabilities OF
Algeria as field tor European emgrants have been
hitherto almost ignored by all except the Spaniards
The country Is under-p0puated. In days OF the
Roman empire 1t exported corn to an enormous ex.
tent after feeding population OF 100000. Now
Its population Is only some 000 and exports
OF corn are almost nH To remedy tins state or
affairs the French government proposes to introduce
an agricultural population from ireland and offers
favorable conditions to The settlers.
M. Aries Del0ur has C0Ddenized Paris, and formed
o large Free Trade League.u
Baron de Billing. Of the French Foreign Ofiice,
who knows England and Ireland, 1t Is said, as we'll
as he KNOWS France, is commissioned to draw up a
report on the Irish question lor Napoleon.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The river Arno has recently 0vernowed its banks
causing much damage at Pisa, Bologna and Mantua
The chief magistrate of the town of Andelnngen
in Switzerland, has defrauded the community OF
SIS, 900.
The new French coinage ls to bear the probes OF
the Empress and the Prince Imperial alongside Of
that OF the Emperor.
A legislative deputy has recently ned from Pesth.
after forging bills upon all his aristocratic acquaint
ances and leaving enormous debts.
The site OF the town Of Saintes in Belgium, IL on
fire. The soil IL mostly peat and Is burning several
feet deep, driving the Inhabitants before 1t.
Austria was prevented from occupying the prtnci-
paity OF Montenegro, during The late revolution In
Dalmatia, by the united interference OF Russia and
France.
The French guests who attended the inauguration
OF the Suez Canal have drawn up an address In
which they express their thanks for the h0spitabie
reception afforded them by the Viceroy Of Egypt.
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settlement n to be reached the American press and
the American government should les their rsai Views
be known. There should be no talk OF re-
opening Of negotiations unless they contemplate as
preliminary the satisfaction Of the honor and
seltr-espect Of the republic. To take few
beggarly dollars TO cry quits with an enemy That
plotted against inc life of their nation would be
degradation to which II Ii TO De hoped Americans
attempt sucn q ..settement would be buried under
an avalanche Of public ndlgnatlon."
IL Is 70 be regretted that any American journal
should be willing for any cause TO misrepresent It's
own country by concOcting canards which attribute
TO General Grants administration an anxiety to re-
open the Alabama negotiations on any other terms
than those 30 clearly implied In the Presidential
message.
The Paupcrism Of don-Baniruptcy-Thc
Yacht Decrhound-Anierican Shipbuildins.
In the nrst week Of December LAT AIS persons were
receiving parochial relief In tine warehouses and
unions OF London, in the proportion OF &c. 537 indoor
paupers to 1l0,ss1 outdoor. The total number
showed increase OF 5727 upon the figures OF last
year.
Lord A. p. Clinton, formerly M. r. for Newark,
England, applied to the Bankruptcy Court, London,
for his discharge. The total debts f34, ,l34 and
there was a dercency OF more than f29, ,0Oo HIS
lordship made proposal to mis- creditors that he
should get asi 20 flU0 year ont OF MS income OF
f400 until he should have paid composition ci 4s.
IN the pound.
The suspension Is announced OF Messrs. Bradley
Great Carter lane, London
The award OF commissions and prizes TO the sue
cessiul cadets In the Royal Military Academy at
WOolwicn was made December 20 by the Duke or
Cambridge. In addressing the successful candidates
his Royal H.ghness limited at the approach Of
changes In the establishments.
Tne Globe OF December 20 says the report trans
milted by cable OF the loss Of the yacht Deerhound
untrue. she arrived safe as Malta the 14th Of
December. Sir stafford Norlncote was IN Paris, and
letter was received from him, II was said, 10 Lon
don.
The loss book at Lloyds, London. December 20
told heavily on the underwriters and marine lnsur-
ance companies. 1t notified no lever than thirty
SIX vessels wrecked, three OF which were steamers
The London Times commenting on the decline OF
the snipbuding trade IN the United States, says:-
Native industry Is protected SO etrectualy IN the
United States that any American VINO wishes to buy
shlp must employ an American shipoullder TO
build 1t for him. and yet for all that, American
shipDullders have NO work, and the Old carrying
trade OF the country Is lost. In England there are
unhapplly thousands OF workingmen out OF en-
poymenL Dut II tnat effect were due to the French
treaty how Is II the want OF employment is just as
great IN Prancel The American system has been
appealed TO as proof OF the s0undness OF pr0tec-
tlonist theories, but the report to the New York
Chamber or Commerce is Iul OF complaints against
the onesided operation OF the tarin.o
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EATIVlrIES.
Germany so; United States, 25; Ireland, 20;. Eng.
land, 4; Scotland, L. Canada, /; France. 3; Spain,
/; China, i: Unknown s.
SEX-Men, H. women, SO.
SKAsoN OF YEAR--Ianuary, Z; February, 6; March,
4; April, r.: May, Z; June, 10; July, 8; August, q;
September, O; October, l5; November, .; Decems
ber, 13. -
Drowning, l75; accidental sufrocation, 20; acct.
dental scalds AZ accidental burns, A: accidental
burns from Kerosene Is; injured by steam cars, 80
falls down stars 3o; falls out OF windows1VSls
through matches, 20; or roofs, 81; from scanolds,
phine s; gelsimin /; phosphorus, /; Inoian hemp,
/; opium 3; tobacco. /; atropla. Il inhang chloro-
form, 3; explosion OF boilers, IL blasting /; acci.
dental shootlng s. crushed by ferryboats, s. crushed
by machinery, IA: kicked by horses O; mIscella.
neous INJURIES "a; causes unknown, IL.
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4 "LiITLE DIFFiCULTYY in GEORGIA.


Two Persons Killed and Two Wounded.
[From the Augusta ia) Consttu tiopalist. Dec. g..
The city ut an early hour yesterday morning was
excited over the report OF most tragic occurrence,
on Monday afternoon, ~ Dearing on the Georgia
Railroad, In which Mr.. A. N. Hodo, former resi-.
dent OF Augusta, and Mr.. Ellis Adams, residing
about mile from Dearlng lost their ives aud two
other received ugly wounds.
About haf-past two O'Clock Monday afternoon at
the store OF A. N. HOd0, connected with wnicn was
his brother, Dyer Hod0, and J. b. Lambert, difi-
Guilty, the cause Of which was not stated, arose
between Lambert and Ellis Adams. The latter drew
his knife, which was followed by the former also
drawing his knife and warning Adams not 20 ap-
proach lua. AT this Juncture Adams drew his pistol
when LaaQbcrt walked INTO TIE store aud gath.
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AFRICA.
Affairs on the West Coast.

Affairs ON the West Coast.
The steamship Cala5ar arrived ct Liverpool, Eng.
land, December 20. Her dates are-Old Calabar,
November II; Cameroons, Is; Fernando 20, 90:
Bonny, 81; Benin, %; Lagos 25 Jellah Coree, 20:
Accra, Cape Coast Castle and Cape Pamay, Decam.
ber l.; Sierra Leone, and Bathurst, Z.
Old Calabar was healthy but trade dull.
The war continued at Bonny, and there was no
trade.
Al Benin oil was scarce, but kernels were pcntt.
fu and the publlc health telerable.
Lagos. Jelian Ooifee, Accra. Cape Coast Castle.
Cape Pamas Bathurst healthy, but trade dull.
me war a. Almna between the natives and Dutch
continued.
The New York herald., 1870-01-01

Regent Indulge the wisdom OF the Ponqoa Soc and the
prudence OF the Catholic epscopate VIII maintain TINS pc
olent disposon and render unnecessary Al measures
capable OF altering good harmony which has ever ex
isted In Spain between both Powers.
God guard your Excelency many years -.
CRIETINO MARTOS Minister OF state.
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[ BY Bonkeys,' Brokers, and Commercia, LINES of
TelegrapA.]
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds

BY Bonlkers,' Brokeys', and Commercial LINES Of
TelegrapA.l
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, March 80. First Board-U. 3. 6's.
1881, coupon, 1877; 5-20's, 1862, coupon, 100 4
DDS. 1854, coupon. 100; 620s, 1855, coupon,
1G9s; 52Gs, new, 1865, coupon, 10Ss; Sos 1851
coupon, l09; 5-o's, 1868, coupon, 1895; l0-4o's,
coupon, LOG; Currency SIS, 1i2; Mariposa, offered,
.; do. pref d.; Canton, 64K; Cumberland, %;
West'n Union Telegraph, sig; Quicksilver, 81
Pacific Mail, 34S Boston Water Power, IN
Adams Express, 604; Wells Express, 19A +;
American Express, IS; United States Ex-
press, 49,; Merchants Union Express, =; New
York Central and Hudson, 91S; do. do. Scrip,
ssk; Erie, Ha; Erie preferred, soy; Harlem,
Hlh; Harlem preferred, .; Reading, 81 x Mich
igan Central, 1874; Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern, 81 n; Illinois Central, 1+0x; Cleveland
& Pittsburg. 80; Northwest, I28; Northwest
preferred, s3K; Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
cinnati, :; New Jersey Central, lo2s; Rock
Pref'd, Isk; Wabash and Western, As; do.
Terre Hsute, 3sk; do, pref'd, =; Chicago
and Alton, Ill; Chicago and Alton, pref'd
1l2; Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 2s,,
Tennessee 6's, old, SO; do. new, SIX: Virginia
6's, old, 1IE; North Carolina 6's, old. 4Ia;
Missouri 6's, e2. Gold, 1113a1i3x. Market
strong.
LONDON, March 50, 2 p. M onsols 90 Z aa3s
Bonds, 1852, 907. 1866, 904; 1867, soy: iO-4ois
81; Illinois, lie; Erie, 21as; Atlantic, 2SH.
LIVERPOOL, r. m.-Cotton market dun and
lower. Sales 10 900 bales. Middlinr Uplands
f0s; MiddiiDg Orleans, Tx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-30

Poor Russell Lowell! He used to be consid-
cred one of the brightest inteliects Of New Eng
land but now, alas, he is only wreck of his
former self, mentally. The first Indications OF
giving way were seen in his late poem, "The
Cathedral and in his forcing into use the word
"indIspriy acied;' and now the worst fears OF
his friends have been realized, if the following
from the New York AsdePsadsnt be true:
''When James Russell Lowell was in New
York, a few DAYS ago, he visited the studio OF
William Page, and after attentiyely looking al
a likeness OF Wendell Phillips, which the artist
was just finishing, exclaimed 1t is the best
portrait that ever has been ever will be paint
Cd, either of that or Of any other man."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-30
The Markets To-Day.
Te1rcDIsd Ereyusir. IN n. Rr.a,,n q,

BALTIMORE, March 3O.-Cotton quiet at 22x
Jour more active at yesterdays prices. Wheat
firm; Pennsylvania sf.2saS1.36 Corn advanced
white SSc-aSl; yellow 9Sa99c. Oats quiet at 55a
Sc Rye quiet at 95c.aSl05 Pork firm at s27a
SOD Bacon firm; rib sides 1jc., clear do. I6c,
shoulders l2c-. hams 19a20c. Lard firm at I5La
16c. Whisky firm g1a9sc.
BALTIMORE, March 30.-Virginia sizes. old.
6S bid. SO asked; de. 1896, 66 bid; do 1851. 90 z
bid, COZ Asked North Carolinas, new, 23% bid.
%EW YORK, March 30.-Stocks active. Gold
12k. Bonds firm and advancing. at I0r Name
easy Exchange, long, So short 81. Virginia
SKIES ex-coupon, II :; new, g. North Carolfnas,
old, a. new, ~
NEW York, March 3O.-Corn is lc. lower
Other breadstuffs are unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-30

TIE NEW YORK TwEED-LE-DUN AND TWEED
LE-DEE.-The most talked of man in New York
just now is VIM. NJ. Tweed. The World Of yes
terdsy has forty-five editorial paragraphs and a
long leader leveled at the Tammsny Sachem,
who essays to squelch John Morrissey and the
Young Democracy of Tammany Hall. Other
papers defend Tweed; but at this distance from
the fight 1t is hard to distinguish the difference
tween Tweedrle-lum and Tweed le-t dee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-30

The buf-covered Overland Monthly, with Its
yignette Grizzly paving the railroad track, is
about the most attractive magazine that finds its
way to the editorial table. The Pacific slopers
have achieved many wonderful things, but
nothing more remarkable than the creation OF a
frst-ciass magazine like this-usually considered
the growth of an old civilization. From j.
Shillington we have the April plumber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-30

IL will be seen by the communication Of Mr..
Snyder, secretary of the National Safe Deposit
Company, that the House Committee neither
made any inspection Of the books and business
of that company, nor attempted TO do 80. Had
the committee undertaken such an inquisitorisl
proceeding, il would not have been permitted
by the company; but il is simply untrue that the
ATTEMPT vas made, or even limited at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-30

An AMERICAN SENT TO REPRESENT BOLIVIA
AT NAsHINGToN.-The President of Bolivia
has taken quite an original step in the manage
m6nt OF the foreign affairs OF the country by the
appointment of a citizen of the United States
a. Minister plenipOtentiaTy and envoy extra
ordinary from Bolivia to the United States. The
Hon. John W Caldwell, who, year ago, was
sent out to Bolivia as Minister from the United
States, now returns a. Minister from Bolivia to
tlle United states. This is said to be an appoint
ment entirely without precedent in diplomatic
relations. aside from the instance of the late
Mr.. Burlingame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

In the different departments OF Wall street,
New York, dizziness 10 the chief feature. In
mercantile and financial circles. business gener-
ally is dull, and the Spring trade, tins far, has
been unsatisfactory. The money market re-
mains very easy, and the general dizziness nat
urally limits the demand for money In all drec-
tons. Call loans are TO 5per cent. and prime
business notes to per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-30

From j. ShilliDgton We have the American
E"te'prtSe, handsomely illustrated advertising
sheet, issued by the American News Company.
The idea is unique, the illustrations being adj
mirable and engraved by men of the class OF
W. d. Linton. Also, from Shillingtou we have
AIpleton's Journal for April Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-30

Van" Of the Springfield republican, who is a
plsy : u" himself, and keeps well posted rs to
the doinSs of the Massachusetts, BIS, saws in ref
erenee 10 the many rumors of a sreak-up I'm the
Cabinet; "No change win be made AT nresent
and In any is made hereafter, Boutwell vii mo-,
20 out, nor will Butler come in; nor doe. the
latter desire to leave Congress-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-30

The New York SaE is nothing il not critical
but IN its haste 70 contradict the GLOBE in desiy-
mating General Horace Porter as "Mr. Horace
Porter, one of the Secretaries Of the President
makes the odd bGll, itself, Of saying 'sThere is
no Mr.. Horace Porter, and he Is not one of the
Secretaries of the President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-30

The New York Nail says with point; Just
as Congress Is considering whether few thous-
and dollars may not be saved from the pay OF
the great soldiers who saved US our nationality,
comes suddenly and Unexpectedly the sad new-
ofthe death one Of the greatest, noblest, and
purest of them all, Major General George IL
Thomas. at San Francisco"
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{. . -

Our eotemPOraTies generally pronounce the
report Of the court of inquiry in the of Can
tain Eyre embarrassing report designed b.
the British captains composing the court to le;
of their brother officer as lightly as possible.