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Slaie Fair.-Tho State Fair began

State Far.-The State Fair began
on Tuesday, the 9th ultimo, at
Pimlico, near Baltimore. In the races
for the first day, double teams, Moses
and Aaron, owned by Il. A. Clabaugh,
Esq, Of Middleburg this county, no.
ceivsd the premium, silver goblet
valued at 500.
On Wednesday a race for purse OF
$500, for horses that never beat three
minutes, took place. Mr.. ii. Haincs'
stallion ST. Lawrence was entered, but
was ruled out, he having beaten three
minutes at the Westminster Fair last
year. We think great injustice has
been done Mr.. Ilaines, as our track, at
that time was about 100 feet short. St
Lawrence received the second premium,
gold medal, iu the list of quick draft
horses.
S. I. c. Brown, Esq, of Sykesvillc,
is said to have had on exhibition the
finest Devon Bull, for which he received
the premium Mr.. BIS. herd numbered
forty six head, aud several Of them re.
ceived premiums.
Messrs Wagner d Matthews, of this
city, received the premium for the best
Grain Drill.
Hcary Rahs.-From eight o'clock
on wednesday evening until about six
Friday afternoon, rain fell almost iu.
cessantly, and on Sunday afternoon it
commenced again aud continued thro'
the night. No damage to roads OF
bridges in the county.
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Enquire at Mrs A. Il. Armstrong.
Millinery Store, West End 1t
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NO. 1916 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Sarah Condor VS., David Burdett and others.
NOTICE is hereby given this 4th day Of
IN October, A. d. 1870, to the creditors
OF Wilton Burdett, deceased, to file their
claims properly proven and authenticated
with the Clerk of this Court, on or before
the eth day of December next.
A. NEAL,
oct 6--4t Special Auditor
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Call and see our Black Alpacas, j
Yinglins & Son. /
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an ln.poster.--A man representing
himself to be a cattle dealer, aud as
owning considerable property in Frcde.
rick county, swiudlcd several of our
citizens on Monday. From here he
went TO New Windsor, told the same
story, but added that as he was getting
into the cars at this place no lost his
pocket book. His assumed name is
Campbell. but we have no accurate
description Of him.
Escaped.-Charlcs Newman aud VIM
Geiselman, arrested sometimc since
charged with robbiug the mail between
this place aud Gettysburg, escaped from
jail on Monday afternoon last
Committed. - Laura Robinson, color.
cd, charged With stealing pair OF
CATERS, was committed to Jail on Tues.
day morning, By Justice Neal, ia de.
fault Of security, for action Of tho Courl
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Commissioners Notice.

rENHE County Commissioners OF Carroll
Il county, win meet at their Office, in
Westminster, on the Fiasr MONDAY OF
NovEMnEh, 1870, for The transaction Of bust.
JAMES BIIzzARD,
Oct h.--dt Clerk
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Business Locals.

Notices under this head TEN CENTS
per line for each Insertion.
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All colors Germantown wool at
Yingling & Sous.
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New aud Beautiful Shawls of ever
description, at j. Yiugling & Sons. !
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For Horse Blankets and Knee Gov.
ers, go to John l.. Rcifs1ider's. 1t
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j. Yingling & Son are selling good,
cheaper than any store in the county.
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Sale Of Laad.--J. j. Baumgartner,
and Chas. I. Reiisnider, Esqrs., as
trustees, sold on Saturday last tho real
estate of Jacob N. Ilouck, situated
in Hampstead District. The property
was divided into small lots, and sold
to the following persons
The New York herald., 1870-03-17
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

With more than accustomed honors Will this the
great CelLic national festival be celebrated TO day.
Along the Tide OF centuries The memory OF Irciand's
loved and vcncrated. Though scattered over the
wide world the true sons OF the Emerald Isle" will
to-day rejoice and by appropriate ceremonias pro-
claim that the glorious recollection OF the jealous
apostle yet and will be fresh and green in the
hearts OF lrlshmen
Among the many features which have hitherto
characterized the annual celebration win be the
parade through the principal streets OF the city.
TO be very brilliant. The military, consisting OF
Irish regiments OF the National Guard and civic
socletles--the latter numbering thlrty-two alto
Retaer-wili ioru az ten O'Clock, in the vicinity Of
the lower part OF Second avenue. At twelve
O'Clock the column. headed by the military. VIII
proceed down Second avenue to Second
street up Second street 70 the B0wery,
down Bowery Chatham street, across
the City Hall rark, where they VIII be reviewed
by Mayor Hall and the Common Council, ana then
take up the line OF march up Broadway 10 Union
Fourteenth street TO Ninth avenue, up Ninth avenue
to Twenlyth,rd street. through Twentythird street
TO FIRST avenue thence down First avenue TO Eighth
street, wnere 1t will be dismissed
The evening festivities win consist OF the ninth
annual banquet of the Knights OF st. Patrick NJ Del
mOnicOs; The third annual banquet or ~. Patfck's
Shamrock Association, at the Metropolitan Hotel
the banquet OF The Friendly Sons OF st. Patrick. at
the ST. James Hote the masquerade oall, by Henry
Clay Lodge, No. 100, Friendly Sons OF Ireland. at
Apollo Halls the fancy dress ball Ol the Knights OF
Pythas al Irving nan, and the annual calico hop Of
the Peer r. Frazo Coterle, at Thompson's Hall, in
Bleecker street
The day VIII also De appropriately celebrated in
Brooklyn. There Viii be an imposing turnout Of
clvlc societies, and IN the evening several pubic
baneuets wl be given. The st. Patrick's Society
assemble at the AthenGum.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoTDoS MONEY MtKKET-LoYDoN. March 1850
r. M.-Conso!s closed at g2Js for money and 90 for
The account United states hve-twenty bonus 1862,
9i 1865 old, 0ola. 1857, sax; ten-iorIies. ST. Erie
Railway shares 221s; Illinois Centra.s, lle; Atlantic
and Great Western, 2pA.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARis, March l6.-The Bourse
closed strong. Eentes, 13f. roc
FRANKFORT BouRsR.-FRANKFORT March 10. -
United States bonds firm; quotations unchanged.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAEEEr.-LIvERpOoL March
le-4:30 r. M-rne market closed quiet and steady
middling upands, l0zsd.: middng Orleans llisd.
llAd. The sales OF the day have been 1900
bales, including 1000 for export and speculation.
HAvRs COTTON MARkEr.-HAvRR, March l6.-Cot-
ton opened mar and closed quiet on spot and anoat
Low middlngs to arrive opened at 1907. and closed
al 1301tf.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs Observation-Disclosures.
March le-4:30 y. M.-Wheat, IS. ID per Genital for
No. red western, and Ss. 10d. for red winter.
Flour 20s. per bb for Western canal.
LONDON MARKET.-LONDoN, March 16.-Turpen.
tine easier at 30s Sd. $685. 3D. per cwt. Lnseed oil
nat a. f32 per ton. Tallow quiet and steady. LIN.
seed CAGES, fsi los. per ton. Sugar firm Refined
PErRoLrGx MARKyT. .-ANrwaRr. Maroh TO-
Petroleum closed quiet q 67A.
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used the certificates 10 borrow money on; Mr.. Fisk
took portion; witness thoaghr miili0n the stock
was pledged collateral Tor thn loan. the company
not having the money; Mr.. Efirdge ASKED their
Brm TO advance the money; he made an agreement
WIN witness 70 advance the money aud take care OF
.ne STOCK until they could make 0xranpement 10
ako y up the company did subsequently take II up:
months.
ms THE DISPOSITION OF THE STOCK.
ino 'eRai warriors stood IN bod array ana
waam,y contested whether the evidence ~ TO the
uispos'!,oh OF the stock snould De gone into Coun-
se or .le ueience submitted that the defendant mad
the !igni u the Judgment went against hun, w have
the identical stock returned.
Juuse barnard, alter patiently listening TO o vol
ley o iesai Musketry held tnat II not material
Wuat stocS was returned provided u was an equal
amount Auother question then arose and II was
ufRed tnat the present management had so used
this STOCK as 10 estop them now from resembling tho
contracts. The witness stated thar the certificates
came to the company before the compla,nt was
sworn to, December 10. 1865 It being now three
O'Clock the court adjourned.
AN APPKEcfArfvg AND SyMPAruIziNa PANTHER
While The above evidence was beng given FISK
was perfect study. lie seemed 10 pe utterly un-
conscious that any trial was proceeding. When his
partner talked about mous ne looked perfectly In
dlerent ana stretched his arms; but when ne spoke
With an lll-suppressed chncke how the ''ittle ma
cbinc' had been engineered-h0w Vanderbilt was
wafiowing IN 10000 900 OF stock aud Drew's trunk
o grccnbacks was retained Tor SAFETY. Fisk actually
pulled his own nose and looked crossways over h'S
nnger TO keep within the bounds or moderate laugh
ter--an achievement, however, which was seen and
enjoyed by nearly all Ia court.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Arrival nj San Francisco Of the Crew or the
Wrecked Steamer Golden CMy-Chinese
Laborers Driven from the San Diego Gold
Mines.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 10, 1870
The steamer constitution arrived from Panama
to-day. She brings the boats crew from the
wrecked steamer Golden City, who reached Cape
st. Lucas February Is, all right. 1he Constitution
passed close 10 the wreck. She saw no light. 1t is
supposed the treasure and baggage have been safely
transferred TO Santa Maria.
by an arrival from Honolulu We learn that Charles
~ Spencer u Co. have suspended.
Inc treasure shipments TO New York via the Pa
cilc Railroad Tor the pust week amount to S470 900,
the greater part ol which was in gold coin.
MesSrS. Itud0iphe and Deery will play another
game OF billiards on the nth inst. for $4,000.
The news from san Diego respecting the richness
Oi the new mines Is Cohnrmatory Of tue previous au-
wees. party OF Chinanen had discovered the best
lode yet lOund, but the claim was jumped by party
0i White men, and the CetesttafS driven Or with
loss OF three killed. Two steamers have already de.
paired Tor the new gold fields and another s now
getting ready.
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ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, March l6, 1870


REPORTS
BY Mr. PATacKExtendIng the time the collection OF
taxes in the city Of Elmira
by Mr.. MosRLYFor the completion OF Fourth avenue,
Brooklyn; also amending the relative tho Brooklyn
park also to and improve William street, Brooklyn
also Grecnpont ayspue, Brookyn also WNoughby avenue
from Grand 10 Ciasson avenue, Brooklyn.
Mr. NJ o. MURPHY reported the bills relative TO the Boards
OF Supervisors and Police the Charter
New YORK. The bills were made the special order for
Tuesday morning.
BY Mr. Incorporating the New York Law School
By Mr. F1EARAdversoy to the bin amending the charter
Of Roehesleragreed to; also amending the Auburn Water
Norks act.
PASSED.
Amending the charter OF the Farmers Protective Union OF
Kings Queens and adjoining countess amending the act
bridge providing for examinations banks
by the Superintendent OF the Banking Department. extend
Ing the time for building and putting running the
Southern Central Rairoai Incorporating tue Missionary So
cety OF 81 Paul. the Apostle; authorizing corporations to
change their names.
BY Mr.. ELARx-To improve Dock street, Brooklyn.
ny Mr. MirouELt Amending the charter OF the Brcvoor
Savings Bank OF Ney York.
BY Mr. HEM EssY-Authorzing corporations IN New York
TO make and supply gas citizens.
by Mr.. Notwithstanding the Board of Regents OF
the University and conferIing tho duties the Supern
tsadents or Inssructon.
Mr.. CAyASAGH moved that the Committee Commerce
and Navigation investigate the affairs OF the Fishon.crs
Association OF New York. Adopted.
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Tna BR0ADWiY GAMING AFFAIR.

he Saratoga Major Versus George Wilkes
What The Beiliaerenis say and How the
Official Report Reads.
4 general staple OF lively talk and comment
throughout he city yesterday was the wilkes Leland
unpensantness, the particulars OF which were fully
given in yesterdays HERALD. Mr.. Wilkes as will be
by his letter given below. was not disa-
bled from attendin. dinner party IN the
evening, and Tor that matter he utterly disciaims
bearing any marks OF punishment.
MI. WILKES LETTER.
The following ~ Mr.. Wilkes letter which is sur-
Hclenty seiiexpaiatory to require no special com.
mcnt aL our hands.
NEW YORK, March fj 1870.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:
p e an m sahn 70
informRton and is especially in the fact that
usual yesterday afternoon AMI in the evening din ed
with purity Of ladies' gentlemen at the Wesmoreland
HOTEL wno had been hurt marked, could not failed
10 perceisa It. Gnessng readily however at the Of
wnch ynur reporter has been led Hoping you viii ind
room f'F TINS correction ain very 'rsy your
OFFICIAL POLICE REPORT.
Pertinent 10 the aooye IS Inc following Official
police report OF the affair appearing yesterday
Ing on the return 10 The Central once OF the Twenty
fifth precinct pOllcc:-
Arsgt,-Ahout two r. NJ. George Wilkes violently
~ & MR. m % & n from ~ q M no o-o baoaaway MI
be was followed ~ sr Leland, who continued striking him
hearing disturbance hasened 10 the spot but was IN.
formed by Mr. Wilkes that he did not require his serices
WHAT THE MAJOR SAYS.
The saratoga Major Leland was visited by a
HERALD reporter yesterday and was found IN the
midst Of group or trends VINO were busy con-
graduating INN on his victory, and who endeavored
to strengthen him with the theory OF Franklin that
'freedom ol the press should carry with it freedom
Of the cndgel.' The Major sad. seven now. upon
cool consideration, have nothing To regret In the
matter and con!d do nothing less under the circan
stances, having been called "A coward | think
have demonstrated that the author OF the epithct
uttered falseho0d when he SAID So ana that he
now 's fnlly aware OF thar lac, himself. ! do not
WISH however TO make any further statement At
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CUBA.

Discovery Of Frauds-Cnpture Of n Portion Of
the Gu'nes Insurgents-Thc Markets.
HAVANA, March 10. 1870.
Frauds have bcch discovered by the Intendentc In
one Of the civil departments Of the governments to
the amount OF $50, 900.
Luis Orredondo, the leader OF the Guines insur-
gents. his adjutant and slx.of the Dand were cap
fured last night near Pozo Redondo, and executed
this morning. But three Of the band OF Gunes
insurgents now remain alive.
The Russian brig Koka. with q cargo OF coal, from
Swansea for Havana, ran GU the Colorado Banks,
and IL total loss.
The sugar market Is firm, with an improved de-
mand. Exchange on London, 10I 1i]< per cent
prclnium; on United States. 90 days sight. IN gold,
Ia per cent premium.
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A Medical Wouder.

Rheumatism, Neuralgia and iout, their
Scrofua, Kings EVIL Eryspelas old Ulcers and The
OF Diseases OF the BLOOD great Debility Liver
paint Kidneys, salt Rheum Sc., certainly
cured ny this sovereign partner II has been tested tho
public twenty-five 1t has cured hundred thousauG
cases, ana never fats when taken directed II
curative for tistua IN all curabe II foucst
oid ulcers, where the hns becosae carries
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
HYATTS LIFE BAbSAM cured r. H. Conway ESQ, tfa
gecau FarS Theatre, Brooklyn n Y, OF Chronc Rleama
'an alter failing OF Europe the
mort eninen, medical practitioners.
SChDFuLOUS ULCER
HSATTS LIFE BALSAM cured Mr. Jacob Roth o1isc 2t3
Greenwich street OF scroiuous Ulcer, which had
the hesh 10 the bone Mr. H. Is years
ont any return ot the disease
prncipsl depot 2,6 Grand street Sold by druggists 81
pef bottie, or stf for 10
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Works also Incorporating the Manhattan Market Company
also Incorporating the Metropolitan Museum Art Society
Also anhorng the BROOKLYN. Hunters Point and Prospect
Park railroad to extend is tracks
gy Mr. MusrnY-The Buffalo Superior Court bill; also
table, also to authorize The sale lease OF telegraph
S g sns e 70 .ss protect
trials a. y y Court. %w wt. Of Oyer and Tssminer .
Park srookyn also for the sale OF portion Of Prospect
M s%spns as. the a q
OF as sss Mr G'y y ., oas; Nswenrs; n.-,..,.,..r %.
ordinary rePas of canals also for suitable storage, 4c
BILLS INTRopUcED.
byhr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tor on nal expenses
Ai'o 's's'ns ma tar 70 pay for new work on canals
Providing for trials in cases of convictions In the
Courts Q! oyer aud Temner to establish police depart
Aahorissias sSs Avenue Railroad Company to extend
The Senate then wen. into executive session to act upon
Evening Session.
The Senate in Committee OF the Whole disposed Of the fol-
owing pitts As noted
vide for ne custody Of such children. Third rsaang
s.% s s5 sSs s sy
Relative . e The Lsae.' Home Society q the baptist
b the time for the Collection Of
.ss. y KGhm9pa r.narsss va; sesa s and passed
New also Rensselaer, County Trsasare
R.sse court of Appeal: ans the Commission Of
APper a.. nS.r a. ne a1ss Third M reading
nning tho manner OF election.
fr0vtdn. Tor the acknowledgment
ei'ns - New yGs isau.. Exhibition Com
pany The bill authorizes the company to erect building
similar TO the Crystal Palace at sydenha with capital o2
$70O0D and carry all kinds Of Third reading
Amending the charter OF the Metropolitan Savings Bank o
New York reducing the number of drec,o THIRD reading
PARK RairS.a companys TSrd rssias s'a prospect
ELL INTRopUCED.
Mr. CREAMKR introduced bill amending the charter OF
the New York and BROOKLYN Iron Tubular Tunnel
II authorizes the cities of New York Brooklyn
scribe the stock said company the OF
u also authorizes the COMPANY to the tunnel across East
4
continuous line and transport passengers and freight
by railroad otherwise vi the OF three per nile.
The New York herald., 1870-03-17
ARREST or ENGLISH ROBBERS.

BOSTON, Mass, March 10, 1870.
On the arrival OF the steamer Palmyra March 9.
from Liverpool, TWO Engishmen. named George
Mouidson and George Harst. were taken into cuy-
tody on cable telegram charging them with .
heavy robbery said to be fl0 0oo In the Riding
OF Yorkshire. They were held custody until this
morning, when an English police officer arrived
Win the proper eNtradition papers and took them
charge. They return TO England BY the next
steamer
The New York herald., 1870-03-17
UTAH.

Suffering Among the NIounfains-Six China.
men Frozen to Death.
CORINNE, March Is, 1870.
The stage coach while on the road 10 Helena, on
Sunday evening with ten passengers, oil China
men. capsized at Dog Creek, 24o miles above this
station. The night was intensely cold, and two OF
the Cinnamon were immediately frozen to DEATH
The remainder OF the party started on tOot for Big
sand Hole station, three OF whom reached there
badly froZen four were found dead on the road and
the tenth Is missing.
The New York herald., 1870-03-17
FRANCE.
The Burlingnme Mem Drin m.

TI0 BurIinRnme WemDrinm.
PARIS. March TO- 1870.
meeting was held at the American Chapel last
night IN honor Of the memory OF the late MIR. Anson
Burlingame. 1t was largely attended by American
residents and visitors ana some distinguished
Frenchmen were present Minister Washburne pre.
sided, and made speech payIug trhute to the poli.
tical and social qualities 0i Mr. Burlingame VINO be
said, had been his friend since 1856.
Rev. Mr.. Lampon read resolutions OF eulogy and
confidence
Ex-Governor Bullock or Massachusetts, In an
eloquent DISCOURSE gave history of the life and
services or the deceased, dwelling upon his last
famous mission and It's accomplishment
The New York herald., 1870-03-17
Dymnsiic Caution.

PARIS. March TO- 1870.
The OHcfdi Journal does contain the decree OF
amnesty which was expected TO mark the day OF the
anniversary OF the birth OF The Prince Imperial
A manifesto OF mperiai policy was also looked
Tor, but 1t has not appeared.
American Revolutionism by Free Schools.
PARIS March l6 1870.
The Steele OF this city, IN commenting upon the
report recently made by Celestlne Hippean Cn
American education SAYS 1t must revolutionze The
educational system OF France
The New York herald., 1870-03-17
lliral.

Observation-Disclosures Lodge No 6fe, F. and A.
M.-Brcthren--Yo are hereby summoned TO attend
at the i0age rooms. Eigntysxth street, Third and
Fourth avenues, on Friday the 18th inst at twelve
O'Clock for he purpose OF attending the funeral OF
our late brother George w. Webster. M. u. by or.
der. JACOB 4. VAN WINkLE Master.
WILLIAM A. C0SKIIN, Secretary.
[FOr Otler Deaths See Seuenth Pa1el
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Shooting ARRAY I'm Ogden.

OGDEN, March IT, 1870.
Yesterday noon shooting anray occurred in front
or Judge Richardson's Of1ce. Mrs. Landt, wife or
the brewer, and ner brolherin-law fred three shots
al Mr.. Fured, the late partner OF Mr.. Lanut, The
latter was up for examination on charge OF attempt
10 outrage 4 woman last January. No one was In
jured. All the parties are Gentiles.
The New York herald., 1870-03-17
ENGLAND.
Parliamentary Prosress-The Vote by Ballot
Bill,

Parliamentary Prosress-The Vote by Ballot
Bill.
LONDON, March 49, 1870.
In tine British House Of Commons this evening
Mr.. Leatham moved the second reading Of the Vote
by Ballot bill. The ballot, he SAID, the only
remedy for great evils, especially In Ireland. where
1t was Indispensable Tor the protection Of voters
against landlords and priests.
The Marquis OF harrington deprecated debate on
the bill before the House had heard the report OF the
committee, which incluaed the ballot among Its
recommendations.
Mr.. II. Bernal Osborne spoke eloquantiy in favor OF
the ballot. He provoked mirh by giving an account
OF mis- late experience as candidate for Waterford,
his haiIbreadtn ESCAPES, &c. The Dark Ages still
continued some parts OF ireland, and there was
no freedom or security at The elections Everybody
went armed to the polls. Voters were turned from
their beds. compelled TO vcte and returned on shut
sers To ind their houses burned down by the oppo-
site party.
The Marquis OF Harrington said he had more than
ne could manage with reforms IN The telegraph and
the letter box, and he feit Inclined TO let the ballot
box alone. But Sound reiolm demanGed the ballot,
the abolition of formal caavasslng and nomipa.
ton. and thai incentive 10 rio-formai declaration
Of the pUl.
EOrthcote the House divided on motion to adjourn
tne debate which defeated by 1lo majority.
II was then agreed that the House snould go into
committee on the bin on the sd OF May.
After tue transaction oil miscellaneous business
Me HOUSE aoJoufHeu.
FeudaIism AGain Assaiied.
LONDON. March 16 1870.
in the House Of Commons a bill abo.Ishing the
game laws was read. Bitter opposition was made TO
The measure and Ii was Withdrawn.
The Education Bill Debate.
LONDON, March 10, 1870
Previous to the adjournment or the House OF Com
mons this morning the chancellor OF the Exchequer,
Mr. Lowe. closet the debate on the Educational bill
In a strong speech In support Of the measure.
The Alarm from Belgium.
LONDON, March 16, 1870.
The government has caused search to be insti-
suled In Belgium for the author OF an anonymous
letter threatening the lie OF Mr. Gladstone.
Had for the state Bishops.
LONDON, March 49, 1870
The uuion OF the English and Scottish fresbyte
elan bodies approaches realization
tstIss. Harris,'' Jr.. on Navigation.
LONDON, March 10, 1870
Tue Puti NAL gazette OF to-day says the American
Accounts OF the Oneida disaster not only incon-
sstent with each other but Inconsistent with tho
facts, ana even with possibility.
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ITALY.
,ho Mission 10 Austrlu.

Tho Mission 10 Austria.
FLORENCE, March 10, 1870.
The Marquis Pepo, Minister OF Italy ut Vienna,
has resigned. 1t is thought that General Menabrea
viii succeed him. The name OF Count Barra Is also
mentioned IN connection with the MISSION.