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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-27

NEW AND FANCY GOODS.
KID GLOVES, vELvETB AND TRIMMINGS.
GCEBLE & NIPPERT,
1877 Canal Street.
Have just received per steamers Pre Queen, Al
hambrs and ship Oakland q magnificent assortment
Of NEW AND SRAsONABLE FANCY GOODS, such
rs Kid Gloves, Velvet Ribbons, Taffetas and Satin
Ribbons; new styles Of Ribbons for scarfs Jet and
Fancy Jewelry. Embroidered Slippers, Fancy Linens,
etc; Toys, Porcelain Dolls, etc ve4ocipedes Eaud
ChildYen's Carriages etc.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Such as Shirts, Gloves, Collars, Crsvn&s. Suspend
eEs, Drawers, handkerchief Fancy Walking Canes
Umbrellas, etc.
GUEBLE &, NIPPERT.
pol3'cdp2m No. 1877 Canal street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-27

THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
HAY be had of the following dealers:
George Ellis, opposite the PostoHice.
A. Simon, No. 81 Exchange Alley.
q. C. Haley, No. 10 Commercial Place.
C.G. D. Hole, No. 81 Exchange Place.
James Ennis, Pontchartrain~ Railroad
depot, Third District, also at depot foot Of
Lafayette street, First District.
John Schafez, corner Of Ninth and Con-
stAnce streets
Jw. Long, corner Of Love and Enghein
streets, Third District.
e. s. Marks, opposite Jefferson market,
sixth District.
W. r. Dirks. No. "a Administration street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-27
TEUTONIA NATIONAL BANK
NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLnAse, December 10, 1910.
IN accordance with the requirements Of the
eight zenith section Of tho national currency act
publish herewith the certificate of authority is
sued to the '"Teutonia N0tional bank Of New Or.
leans" J. M WAGNER, Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-27
LATEST NOVELTY.

Work.Box Sewing Machine within the
Reach Of all.
PRICK FIFTY DOLLARS,
Made BY the celebrated Grover and Baker Sewing
Machine Company. Office mud saiesrooD ~ Canaa
street. no25 1dpSuweSalm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-27
DOOLEY,S YEAST POWDER

DOOLEYS YEAST POWDER
Is now almost universally used in the Kitchen, the
Camp, tho Galley. It rs not only the best but the
Cheapest Baking Powder, and is unequaled for the
production Of elegant and wholesome
ROLLS, BISCUITS, BREAD,
Griddle Cakes, WaHies, Dumplings, Etc.
Composed OF the purest and best materials, and
put up in Tins, which are, 10 all intents and pur.
poses imporvious to the action Of weather and
time.
1t VIII Keep for Years in Any Climate.
To those who have never used 1t, we say give it
fair trial, and word for It, you will theyeafer
uso no other kind.
Put up in quarter pound, halt pound, one pound
aud five pound cans, actual weight
Sold Generally by Grocers, Ship Chambers
and Dealers.
DOOLEY & BROTHER, Proprietors.
Wholesale Depot 81 New street, New York.
noco Am eod Up -'-A'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-27

DIR. A. CRANE,
1SS...... st. Charles Street ......1 SS
DR. A. CRANE, founder Of the Brompton hos
pital inhalation treatment in America, Phy6ctan
for the cure Of throat and lung diseases, scrofn,
CANCER catarrh, asthma. the eye earand al chyon2o
and female disease, eau be consulted at l53 81.
Charles street. between Lafayette and 01rod New
Orleans, from 8 A. NJ to 9P. NJ nO2g 6m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-27
CARPET AND OIL CLOTH
WAREHOUSE.

ELK1N & Co,
18S............. Canal Street. .l6S
Are receiving New Styles Of superior ENGLISH
VELVET. BODY BRUSSELS and TAPESTRY BRus-
Sells CARPE11NG, FLOOR OIL CLOTH Also
Threep1y and superfne INGRAIN6 Of ve-ious quail.
ties. WINDOW SHADES aud CORN1CBS- pct
terms Brooade Terrys, Broeate2es and Reps, for
Curtains, Lambriquans aan Furniture, which they
offer at extremely low prices. oc25 I'm 3t1dp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-27

NEW RLEANS SAVING
INSTITUTION.
1S7..."..".....Cnnal Street.
INCORPORATED MARCH u.s. 1855.
OMcersa
L. p. Generes, President.
Thomas A. Adams, First Vice President.
Thomas Allen Clarke, Second Vice President.
Charles J. Leeds, Third Vice President.
sam Jones, Jr Treasurer.
Trustees
Or. W. Newton Mercer, L. r. Generee,
George Jonsa, ThOmaS A. Adams,
ThOmas Ahen Clarke, Charles J. Leeds,
Christian Schneider, Carl Kohn,
David UrQuhart, John @. Games,
Samuel Jameson odelp2s m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-27
FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY,
DECORATION AND WALL PAPER.
p. BALLARD,
Corner Of Royal and Bienville streets

Mr. P. MAI1ARD, having Just arrived from Kp-
rope and the North. where he selected fine sock
Of goods in his line, also large assortment ofWan
the lowest figures. He keeps always on hand
Parl01s Bed-rooms, Dining. rooms, Library, Recep-
very reduced prices; also . large assortment Of
Ornaments, Bronze and Biscuit figures tine China
rated. Also French and Venetian Mirrors Curtain
materials. Shades and Cornices, Rugs Matthias,
etc.
Decorations made and orders filed at the shortest
notice. AL iObbings, upholstery, and furnitssfc
made at low price for best work. deco ln2dpct
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

.,op AND REVOLUTION - TIE STRIKES OF
NEvERs AND CREuZOT-ARRANGEMENTs fok
A GENERAL STRIKE OF woRKINGMEN-lblall
49,, IT1ox-tsTS CoNGRATULATING TIE
FRENCH. ,. ,q,,rs,or Arril 7, 1s-o
The International Society Of Workmen contem-
,to issuinr an address from their headquarters III
Nc eitv. requesting the wOrllmen of France who
- pepublic to vote with blank tickets ON the
occasion Of the Picbiscitg7.
H. Government dispatched more troops TO Nevers
..dov On account Of the continuance Of the strike
.Tor,clambault. little town in that neighbcr-
hood. ,,.,,,
s,,o,orv address from the woTkmen of Lyons who
,rere on strike to the operatives IN the mines ana
',ol.-sbops at La Creuzot The proprietors of that
ionrna have therefore, been prosecuted again for
y;ol,tion Of the Press law in fomenting disorder.
Gustave Iourens has forwarded to the French Re
rnblicans congatulatOYy address from the Irish
n'"' LONDON, Wednesday, April Il, 1870
Arrangements have been completed in Paris for
general st,ke of workInen, TO commence on Tuesday
next
THE CABINET CRIsIS-THE DESIGNATIONS OF
DARU AND BUFFET TO BE ANNOUNCED
The Journal 0Go;d of tomorrow viii announce
the designations Of Count Darn and Buffet. NJ.
CAlNit4 Y III lltNl>iOA'i itSH' 'A'' 'eN VI WV
Try Of Foreign Affairs and VI. Segis that of Finance
RADICAL MANIFESTO.
PARIS, Thursday, April II, 1870
DEPUTIES Jules Favrc, Picard, and Gambetta viii
mite in issuing manifesto giving their views on
the FltjiScitHm.
THE sENATUS CONSULTCM.
Tie Senate today commenced TO debate the Send-
les Coasalrm, aud pressed il through to IFS first
STAGE. The discussion viii be resumed on Monday
nGNt.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
CANAL TOLLS.

At the meeting at the Produce Exchange,
yesterday several hundred persons members adother,
were present The object OF the meeting was 70 eonsd
tie recent action Of certain members OF the Assembly
in endeavorng reconsider the concurrent action for
the reduction OF tolls The Produce Exchange reloioed
on Tuesday when they heard that tho concurrent rSo
luton had passed but yesterday on learning that an
attempt had been made to undo the work. an indignation
meeting was instantly called Mr. Williams OF Williams
e. Guion was chosen Chairman, and Mr.. HiekoN or
Hughes & HickOX secretary. Addresses were de-
lvered by Frlpcis ID. MoultOn of WoodrIh Robinson,
MIR Williams, and others. Tie members or TIE Exchange
were loud in their praises Of senator Harden urS ara
other Senators and tembymcn who voted Tor the con
current resolution 10 reduce the tolls and bitterly de-
n0unced any attempt to rcir0gade. The officers of the
Commercial Union present and had petitions sent to
the Assembly.
The following resolutions were adopted unanimously
and amid great chcering
UIreps The senate and Assembly have coa'cncd In lie proposed
reduction Canal Boar the Canal Tolls below the rats Of 1904
and the opinion Of the merchants OF New o C
who interested the PROSPERITY Of the Canal Trade and the seg
Commonwealth md stitehanhse meisgre which WI
the business wtoh, aai importance OF heNioa CITY sod
State; therefore be Il
Ref That s meeting e,y reina the L.isature
tie teneht
people Of the will rap by rs said action
sot That the hsiks o meeting due aud are hereby
dei Hrnhdryh mi these Senators and Mehen hs>e
n, ,ho voted cr aad promoted tue Sd concurrence.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Sir John NJ. Young, Governor-GeneE,l of
tie Canadian Dominion is in Chicago
.... The Hon. George Bartlett, prominent
member OF the Binghamton (N " bar, died on
Tuesday.
Noah L. Allen shot himself through the
head in Maumee City, Ohio, yesterday. NO cause 10
assigned for the act.
Mr.. Merry's b. f. Sunshine is now the
fayorte FOR the English Derby The betting yesterday
was TO against sunshine
Edward o. Tucker, a commission mer
chant Chicago, mysteriousy disappeared on the ttt
inst, and has not since been heard from
49,. The Sacramento (Cal.) Supervisors have
sold and transferred 5000 shares OF the Central f&elhe
Railroad stock and received forit $4,000 in coin.
DOnohoes refinery in Oil City was partly
DESTROYED by fire on Wednesday. Three railroad carr
were also DESTROYED. Loss, 10000; no insurance.
John Gallagher of Boston, who was sen
fenced To ten years the state Prison in 1866 for shoot
ing Dennis Cokely, has been pardoned and liberated.
The Hamilton Corporation of Lowell
Mass have stopped their works for the manufaeture
printed fabrics weeks owing to the accumulation
Of goods in the hands OF selling agents.
.... Urah II. Pollard and William J. Crock
EFT have been arrested In Boston charged with robbns
the safe OF Foster Chandler Co.. in that city, OF $500
in bonds Pollard confessed, and the bonds were TO
covered
.... There was heavy land slide on the
day Both tracks covered for distance Of co feet
with clay ~ feet deep Passengers and baggage had 10
be transferred al Poughkeepsie
. A desperate encounter took place in Phlfa-
depLia ON Wednesday night between Policeman bfin
aud burglar. The thief succeeded IN making his
escape, though not without being wounded by the oeer
Two pstos taken from him bv the officer during We
anray
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
LECTURE BY SENATOR REyELs.

PHILADELPHIA, April Ex-senator Revels's
lecture OH the Press" was delivered this evening al
horticultural Hall before large audience, about two
thirds being coored The Senator was received with
great applause. He commenced by speaking OF tie
pleasure with which he accepted the invitation 10 add
the Philadelphans from the good feeling exhibited by
the Abolitlonsts here toward the coored at time
when 1t was dangerous ~ do So when 100000 were en-
saved In the South. - .
He spoke of his impressions at the sights In Washing
ton and alludng 10 the Franklin press In the Patent
Office gided into the topic Of hs lecture. The invei.
ton OF the printing press he said, was the precursor or
all improvements that tended 10 spread intelligence
Morse caught spark from the electricity That Frank
lin brought down from the clouds by the string OF bis
kite and at the present day, newspapers bring to or
resdes the dOings of all the world that their readers
can In ina gnatOn travel the old world and the new
without stirring out Of their households
He should never have occupied the position he now
held and this land OF liberty would still be DIVIDED IN
twain by the Of Slavery had the printing press mol
been invented. He spoke about hour, causing much
enthusiasm, and al the close Of his remarks WAS warmly
congratulated by his friends.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
SPAIN.
RIOT IN sEvnLr-A REVOLT CAUSED BY cUnANs'

RIOT IN sEvULE-A REVOLT CAUSED BY CUBANs.
MADRID, Thursday, April II, 1870.
Riots broke out at Seville yesterday on account
Of the attempted enforcement of the COnscription
act They were suppressed, however, without diff
Guilty The DioriO of this city charges that the re-
cent revolt in Amgon was brought about with
Cuhan money.
TIE PRIESTS REFUSING TO TAKE TIE OATH.
The Epooa says many priests refuse TO take the
oath to the Constitution, but advise heSovern-
mcnt to avoid all appearance of persecution
Severe measures have been taken against those
who have forcibly opposed the conscription. The
sentences of the men now tIial viii be unusually
heavy.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
THE CUSTOMS BUSINESS N THIS CITY
CHANGES, &c.


The business of the n. Y. CustOm-H0use for
the month of March exhibits large increase over the
preyiou month but falls somewhat short OF the CORE
spending month last year. The number OF vessel,
arrived from foreign ports with cargo was O9 to Wit;
steamships A. ships barhs, 1iO brgs 6 schooners -
steamships and sailing vessels brought passengers, oi
whom 157O were cabin 1l,779 stecrage Immigrants
OF the latter sci3 were men and boys, and 33j women
aud girls The arrival OF immigrants increases az the
advances. and the number Ianqed the cnIreh'
month will probably be double the arrivals In March
As high 1000 day have been Inspected az Caste Gar
den the past week. -.
Thirtysx vessels were added to the tunnage registry
last month"; viz. Steam-vesSels, 3; shps 4; barhs,
merchandise paying specific or al Naorem duty tneo
was imported of merchandise paying duty by weight
077 pounds OF which 5S,0OGo6 pounds were suGai
1859 pounds tea, 100000 pounds coffee and 9%,a"
coal aud salt. The exports OF weighabc merchandise
amounted TO 100000 pounds, consisting mostly or sHgi
tea, oil cake, sc. There imported OF giiigcablt
Observation-Disclosures, l,iZj2JO gallons; vines an
spirits I'm casks, 296 $50 gallons oils Gf gallons wines
and spirits in and baskets 1912 lactagcs de, IN
bottles, 1882 DOZEN ale in casks, 1865 gallons EXpcrt
M0lasscs, 22903 gallons wines and spirits l52O gallons
During the month there were reported ~ stZuIeS for
violations Of tie revenue laws.
The total amount of custom receipts Tor amy WIS
s2OJ gold, against ai, ,l3j62 % iOr TIE BOBth or
March, 1sC9-a decrease OF sl,DP5Oi' i9 ,..
The following chang gcs have been made IN TIE CUSTOM
House Che past week:
Deputy Naval Officer. a. -Gp per annunE. n. Reed Of
Twentieth Ward NewY York. vice T. De Forest, removed.
one thousand and eight hundred dollars tifrdship IA
Warehouse DyisOn-C COectOrs DepariueHt-JaiBca Tau
ner OF SolohaTie, vice - NOcht, removed
Inspector of Customs Mt = day-George W Packald,
vice G. l.. Grant removed; James M Russell, vice G. W
Chase. resigned
John HecEcf. removed y. Reilly, vice {. lu, re-
moved; John Dwyer, vice Dennis Bryan, removed.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
THE INDIANS.
TIE WYOMING MARAUDERs PUNISHED BY TIE
sETTLERs-TROOPs EN- ROUTE TO WIND RIVER


TIE WYOMING MARAUDERs PUNISHED BY THE
sETTLERs-TROOPS EN- ROUTE TO WIND RIVER
VALLEY.
CoRINNE, Utah, April l4-Advices received to-.
day from South Pass, Wyoming Territory say that the
volunteer party which left that place In search OF the
Indians who committed the last murders, came across
band Of them In Wind River Valley the 9TH nst aud
killed H. including Black Bear, chief of the Arapahoc
On going further north the Indians, principally Sioux
aud Arapahoes found to be numerous, and IN such
strong positions that t useless 10 attack tem and
the citizens returned No whites were Injured.
detachment of the 2d Cavalry arrived at South Pass
Yesterday aud more en- route. Two companies OF
the 4th Infantry Cob Bartlett in command, have also
arrived en route to Wind River Valley TO garrison Camp
AuStr.
A BRIDGE on THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
DESTROYED BY NDIAN,-FOuRTEEN CARS
THROWN FROM THE TRACK.
SIDNEY, Ncb., April H.-The Indians cut
strnger bridge three miles east OF Antelope aud
threw IA ears the track, about o'clock this morning
All the train except brakeman got tie engine
and to the next station. After they left the Indians
broke open "A number Of Tie remaining brakeman
fired upon them few times, when they len. The West
ernbound passenger train delayed biX hours waiting
for the wreck 10 he cleared.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
GREECE.
TIE BUSINESS OF BRIGANDAGE-How IT Is CAR
RIED ON.

THE BUSINESS OF BRIGANDAGE-HOW 1T Is CAR
RIED ON.
CoysTANTNoPLE, Thursday, April II, 1870.
The brigands who seized the Duke of ManohesteTs
con, Secretary Hubert of the British Legation, and
Secretary Bayel of the Italian Legation, have ex-
acted G2,0OJ ransom.
LONDON, Thursday, April Il, 1870.
correspondent of the evening edition of The
Times describes the gentle and respectful treatment
be encountered at the hands of brigands some years
ago. He writes the communication in order TO allay
the fears Of the friends of those who have recently
been seized near Marathon, Greece.
A dispatch from Athens states that there were no
Americans in the party of travellers recently robbed
and il-treated by brigands III Greece. The prisoners
have not vet been ransOmed.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
CHEAT BRITAIN.

The EDUCATION BILL TO BE ABANDONED-MIs-
CELLANEOUS NEWS.
LONDON, Thursday, April u, 1870.
TIC CiwcEmCn says it has good reason to believe
that the Ministry will abandon the Education bill
An afray occurred to-day on the American ship
Japan lying in Waterloo Dock, during which Haw-
kns seaman, was stabbed and killed by one of his
mesSnafCs.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
BRIDGE on THE UNION PACIFIC RAILRON
DESTROYED Bf INDIAN,-EOuRTEEN CAR
THROWN FROM THE TRACK.

On Sunday an abandoned brig was seen of
the south const OF Long Island opposite Qtosue She
was constantly dlling off and coming mp with the wind
Owing to the high wind which prevailed was imposs
ne for boats 10 go Off 10 her During nigh, the wind
haul on 10 the north, and the brig probably dt"d out
10 sea AT time -be LEES than Two miie7 iroio
shore
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
REDUCED POSTAGE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TIoNs-TIE OUTRAGEs IN ALABAMA.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH,


An additional Postal Convention has been cohcnugu
between the United States and Switzerland reducing Tue
rate OF international leerp0stage on letters eXchahged
In closed mails via England from Is l0cens per single
rate of Is gTammcs af 0unce) 10 take enect May !,
1870 The rates OF postage conditions OF payment &c
on newspapers book packets, aud samples OF meicDah
The President sent the following nominations TO the
Senate to-day: - <,-,---- -
Chief Justice d the Suprcme Court OF Arizona Iern
torv and Chas A. Tweed. Associate Justice. . -, -,
Geo p Fisher United States Attorney for the District o n
John Parry Internal Revenue for the Twenty DIS
trict OF New-lork. - --..,..., 4,
SupervisOr OF Internal Revenue for the district composed
of California, Nevada Utah, and All zOna.
The following telesraphc correspondence TOOK place
to-day -. -. -, .,,,
The Hon You have doabess learned OF the re-
hvuess Greene and other counties in tlis state
have mature putting operation and deempe
policy will on stop VIOLENCE but bnng offenders 10 punish
meat W. H. SNTh oo'eiIoi oi S''',ula ,1la
Cor IT, SMITH MONTGOMERY Aid: am reoeed At Your teie
cram The President Congress the country will sustain you IN
hold action TO the and give safety all classes OF our Gnu
bes be forgiven and murlereTs hung Amnesty ana Tue
halter viii give Us peace aud safety. WILLARD "Ai'E"
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
NEW YORK FRIDAY, APRIL Is, 1870

United States DisricAttorney for the District OF tonn
bavice Darlington, whose term OF oieewlllc pre- m May
There are several applicants for the vacant Judgesh
b II i understood The President has determined to give
the appointment to the South and VIII nolnale JuSse
UumpLreys of Alabama for the position MI humphrey
is rpconstructod SOnthemer and was strongly pr.,tu
for the United States Supreme Bcnch ~ he e VI 'o
nomination OF Judges Strong and Bradley , ,o,o
Commissioner Deano has had prepared d long ef
ment showing the collections OF the hrst eght
the fiscal year. ending June 80 1902 and me nist e,E
months OF the fiscal year ending Jne 30 1870 The eoee
tons OF spirits for 1902 including licenses ana Aes we're
e2G7lGi1 o. In 1870, S33,lslOo 49, In these coliec
,iOns the disers per diem tax 90 on o spitS m more
than double that Of 1869 The dlstiers special Pi1d
tax on r M in 7a9 1892 ss e TaS total Collections from
cigars snuff, chewing and smoking tobacco stamps, e'0
IN 1862 were 7 In 1870 they were % ise9
yielded <3729298 81 and in 1870 sS259 Sg anu tne N
ers special tax fermented liquors in S69 SS5S 80 % on
fernented liquors 1862 es; and in 1870 seoSs 40
The gross receipts from express barse
steamboats,, &c, were In 1862 s062i'' 10 anu ' i'
The receipts from the income were, for individuals
IN 1892 S2 in 1870 sle29 %, - g rd rTTm rarnad
companies; dividends and individually profits, in 1862
sl924 %; in 1870, $O6s57 90 For all other coec-
tons from incomes in 1862 sl6sl O3l co. in 1870 lsl
23s l5 Total collections from income taxes In 1862
s53S3s56 So 1870 o. The net receipts from
stamps other than those from spirits tobacco ana fer
sio,oS25o5 Co. The receipts for the tax salaries OF
os7s; in is3o sS2Gs5s The total receipts from all
sources in 1863 $904930l 08; in 1870 sOo eo
an increase in favor OF 1870 OF S1s,30l, ,G26 GO.
The receipts from customs for the week ending Apr &
follows: Boston, $751; 72i %; New-f S93S9 ~
Philadelphia, sl63SS9 Al; Baltimore, SCOTT lO New
Orleans, 1913 is4 93. Total, Sis76,7G7 %. ,
Tnited States Treasurer spinner has received another
letter from Thomas Robins banker in Philadelphia IN
answer to the written by him under date OF 9h INST
Mr. Robbins Is Gen. Spinner. In tins as
letter he tells him that he is doing more harm tan an
the Others together in advocating the sections IN the
Fundng bill that compel the National banks to exchange
their bonds for those bearing low rate of interest," lie
maintains that the passage Of the bill VIII destroy an e
National banks Mr. Robins does not attempt to answer
any OF the arguments made by Gen. Spinner but sts-
fo himself with merely abusing that gentleman for ln-
mating that National bank men are acting ID opposition
to the bill from selfish motives.
Ex-Gov. Henry A. Wise of Virginia argued case be-
fore the Supreme Court, to-day and an object OF
curiosity, the court being crowded during the time
he was speaking. ------
The weather for tho past few days has been nseaS0h-
ably warm and the thermometer to-day reached - de-
grces In the shade.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

this moment than IL had been for years and he cond
not deceive himself with the idea that there would DC
speedy end 10 this state OF affairs. ,
He believed that we would have contlnuance.of these
attempts for many years. We must put up with he as
best we may. It the duty of the Government 10
avoid being alarmed acting upon unfOunded rnlnoi;
but at the time IL more their duty to ake are
that they do not attach too little importance to tiis
organization The Government felt that they could not
allow maraudcrs to enter country TEey felt as te
member for Peel said the other night when speaking of
COgnatc subject that the life Of Of our people was
worth more than S3G0OCD and that they could not run
the risk OF losing single feOw-subiCct. IL was their
duty 10 take such steps in the way OF prevention as was
in their power these grounds. He would move for
and detention Of persons suspected of committing acts
of hostility conspiracy against Her Mdest! person
nd InN
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
ROME.
AVAILABILITY VOTED.

ROME, Thursday, April Il, lS10
Nearly COO Bishops voted for the COasGtutio de
Ftle There were TO votes in opposition.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
THE RED RIVER DELEGATES.

OTTAWA, Ontario, April 14.-Scott, the dele
gate from Red River, was arrested at 70 o'clock last
night, a warrant issued at Toronto, charging him
with being accessory to the murder of Thomas Scott at
Fort Garry, the 4th of March last. Father Richo
learning that a warrant was out for his arrest,
gave himself Up to-day. writ of habeas corpus was
served ONe and the case was argued before Judge
Gait. The Hon. IIillyard Cameron, counsel for the
prisoner. claimed there was no jurisdiction and the
County Attorney the Crown maintained there was
Judge Gait reserved his decision until tomorrow In the
time the prisoner remains in the custody OF De-
aetiN- 'Npin