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BUILDING AND BEING.
Lecture by DIR. Chaplin.

Lecture Dy Dr. Chapfns
large audience assembled In the Universalist
church corner OF Bleecker and Downing streets
last evening to listen to lecture BY the Rev. E. H.
Chaplin d. D., entitled "Building and Being" given
under the auspices Of the Lee Literary Association
The speaker divided his subject into three parts
Personal, Social and Nati0nal--and argued that
whether we acted as individuals, as members OF
society or citizens Of the republic, we should
be constantly building In virtue, in honor, in
loyalty The paramount law Of the universe was
not law OF death, but of life By building he meant
to convey the idea that we must balance our facu-
ties ana impulses. The heart ana brain should act
together lie alluded TO the present time and called
It an age or construction. All progress all cviliza
ton the speaker said, but process Of consruc.
tlon. Building OF late was characteristic OF our
country. Our mission, however, did not stop with
the new railroad or the gorgeous ediflce; we must
build mp humanity az well. vote OF thanks was
passed at the conclusion of the lecture.
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minutes OF the last yiectina and tho constitution OF
tho association, botl OF which were confirmed.
Mr. @. p. Putnam as chairman OF tne committee
OF thirteen who had been appointed 70 nomnate
onicers submitted two tickets for presenlaucn and
mitce OF three produced ticket OF officers Tor bal
loting, when was taken from both the tickets sub
cOmmltreo OF five 70 benominsted by the chair was
elected to prepare bylaws for the next meeting Of
the association, 70 be held on the Slst OF January
The ballot for officers was postponed copy ol the
ticket to be sent to each member OF the
ana notice Of the day Of ballot TO be gwen at the
same tllne
Tne meeting then adjourned.
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METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART.
Meeting Of tho Association Last N,xb

Meeting Of tho Association Last Night.
meeting OF the association, for the purpose OF
the election OF olcers and other business in con-
nection with the proposed museum OF art, was held
at the Century Club last night. The chair was taken
by Mr.. Edward d. Morgan, and there was very
large and influential attendance.
Tue secretary, Mr. Theodore Weston, read the
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FIRES LAST NIGHT.
In Rende Street.

AT Ave O'Clock last evening fire broke out In the
paper warehouse OF T. w. Taylor, No. 127 Reade
street. caused by the bursting OF acask OF OIL iont.
Ing with some OLD paper, causing loss OF $500.
Fully Insured.
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In (,rnnd Sfrecf.

At fifteen minutes past eight nre was discovered
on the FIRST floor OF the premises No. 17bn Grand
street, occupied by Julia McCarty as gentleman's
furnishing store causing loss to stock OF $500;
fully insured. The building was owned by the Van
Kensseiaer estate, and damaged about 800. The
fire II supposed TO have originated from defective
pipe.
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schr Thos Hi1. Bsebe, Baltimore for Harlem
SAILED.

The following vessels are anchor at the sw spit await
Ing favorable wind TO to their various desna
tons Ceres for Liverpool La Cgrsns for Havana
Wihomna Agatha for Curacoa; Libby for Aatanxas,
and Hset OF about 80 coAsting schooners
Wind nj sunact SSE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
a, MUSICAL REUNION FESTIVAL,
MUSICAL REUNION FESTIVAL,
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
Under the auspices OF tho
NEW YORK AM UsEMENT COMPANY.
NEW YORK AMUSEMENT COMPANY.

sEw sEw EEK ESEk ASSsEEEsT SSaF4ssE SSaF4sE
A.: i ~; Is, i: :ss:s
ssAsb SSss4E SsIs4E HESs1Ss HEysESs 7z4 yEsEEzza1
HsFS:sI
The President Of the United States
Their Excellencies the mcnbcrs of the Cabinet
Their Excecncics the Governors OF the States ana lero
The Honorable Senator. OF the United States.
The Honorable members Of the House of
The Honorable members Of the Senate and Legislature OF
The chief civic and ary dignitares of the country,
The Ambassadors and Envoys O. the foreign governments
4 CHANTS GIaASTIS c9LlsESM c9L1sEETMM
will be constructed capable Of accommodating
EiSiT4 EiShT4 TaoSsaSP ThoSsaSp fNss fkssoSs
problem having been fully solved by tho Boston
: W ThE IMPRESSIVE GRANDEUR OF HARMONY,
is.SsS IsSSS KSslS1E SESISzE AETIs4s,, AETIEsTs,
TaE cT r ohAToRS ANp CHORAL SOCIETIES or
The WORLD, -.
nposne. wi Be s1ea the occasion " the engagement
SS STARS SE SE THE EyRS wosED
M
OPEN TO THE WORLD,
viii offered for four numbers, which be designated
THE FOUR SEASONS,
which shall each constitute feature In each days pro-
70 THE onArok5gss| k5s|T;b 2sb b,ssR!5i e5sA1 SOCIETIES.
TO THE BOY CHOIES,
TO THE GREAT ORCHESTRA,
TO THE MILITARY BANDS
TO DRUM CORPS, CHIMES OF BELLS.
AND ELECTRIC ARTILLERY,
such other harmonic effects and ntonaons the
composer may prescribe.
GRAND PRIZES
VIII be offered to the world
FOR HE VARIOUS MAENNERCHORS.
Three prizes for the best Military Band OF the frat Glass;
composed Of forty two instruments
Three prizes for the best Military Band, second class,
composed OF twenty two Instruments.
Three prizes best Military Band Of the third class,
composed Of fifteen instruments. ~
Each Maennerchor and Military Band will be permitted to
select their compositions In which 10 display their excel
leuce. far
prze Original Trumphal March for Military Bsnd
6rst class.
one prize Original Military March for Band Of second
class.
one prize Military Quckatcp Band Of third class.
The details OF the programme win be determined a an
carly date, and will be left TO the direction of the
CHIEF MAEaTEUS OF EUROPE AND AMERICA.
cordial assistance and 0f the public
spirited OF this metropolis earnestly desred upon tha
that this occasion shall fully do credit 10
Now York and entirely transcend
ALL SIMILAR MUSICAL FESTIVALS.
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Almanac for New York-Tbfs Day.
Sun rises. ....... 72l Moon rises. .eve 6 26
Sun sets. ....... 5 OIL High water. morn 90l
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY II, 1870

n The Office OF the HERALD a:eAm yachts TIE HERALp
JAMES and JEANETTE is nj Whitehall slip All commun-
cations from and cousisnces to the Of
inward bound vessels will be forwarded free OF charge
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SIX FOR HITCHCOCK's
~ uATE nTNE MIfSvN

Tho cheap system the United States and Canada
originated in the fall Of 1855 by BENJAMIN W. HITCH
COCK the city OF New York. ana BY great the
Half Dime and Ton Dime Series have been intro
daced Into nearly every household Both these titles
claimed aud owned under copyrights and trade marks
Dealers wei purchasers Of music can therefore readily
between tho deserving enterprise which has nau
guraed valuable and cheap invention and the lack Of moral
honesty which has induced unscrpuols mtaors endca
profit the advertising and labor OF the author
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
ey. |. Sails Deytiraf,on.
-
Onee.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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cep OF price, i've cents The whole 40 for w. post paid
Address BENZ w HITCHCOCK, Publisher,
No. "a Ecekman street, New York
( BsoLUTF DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THR
"A courts States legal deseriion,
&c suairent cause charge IN advance. Advice frse
+. /. KING. Counsellor at Law, 363 Broadway.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
N States descrtion &c. sufficient cause; legal every
where No fee In advance; no publicity; advice free
NJ. HOUSE, Counsellor, &C., sB Nassau street,
TlR. z. B. FOOTE, AUTHOR OF "MEDICAL COMMON
Sense" be consulted In person BY letter at his
ONCE 120 Lexington avenue Of East Fwontyegth
street. once from ~ A. II. till r. ~ Consultation
Free
HEILHAU's GOLDEN COD LIVER oIL-PURE AND
M reliable, obtained from fresh and healthy iyers and
unsurpassed by produced Sold by all respectable
drusgis.s J. MILhAU's SONS. ls3 Broadway New York
MO MORE MEDICINE.-7c,ooo CURES OF DYSPEPSIA,
IN Indigestion, Dinrrhca, ac, by QU BARRY'S REVh.
LENTA FOOD. Cure No. fS,44 :Trenton, N J 2sth No
vambcr 1869. have found Du Barrys Revaena Food
cine qua for Indigestion. J.. Q. BoARDkAN, NJ u.
Bold ia tins lb., 81 %; u los $40
II. .DU BARRY * Co, 1853 William street, NY,
ana at al drukgss' and grocsyS.
, 1870-04-09

come time atnee, and over which there Was 80
much controversy. -- ..-
Governor Haight is almost unAnttnoos.y CON.
oemnrd for approving = bill granting IL, ooo Ont OF
the public HhoO1 1und for the benens OF CATHOLIC
schoola In this city.
The ,Abdr movement, under the direction Of the
city officials. Is appn1Ently = falurc. thIocxh the
incpmpetency Of the Superintendent Their tn
tndlcxtoos thx1 tonhas W1I result The wagea
'e&HSd hid tn 6deof 10. &TaW st1ssx4e&f nuea
other work and attract nea Of conpaf.-
lively large meanA Wort IL temporarily
Suspended and the tnterlopes9 only
employ the neceSs!touA The sJatem adopted in
conducting The work Is not succ-ss The uthoas
! confusion and dissatisfaction prevailed.
Reports Of suffering among tic labornE peGpls
! Of San Francisco are greatly c1agErfatsd be
t1eeu ~, 400 900 and 80. .M0, 900 are deposited
the sAFtng7 banks OF thts city.
The cAltnen en- city work have refused 70 *oE1
| for k,bs than IN per day.
The wotkmeu on the Patrero Railroad. recetvtn1
! About 80 per month and board, struck, lev dAf
| e.rcx, fHf m Increase 0f wages
The Temp!ar Lodge Of Odd Fellows, of THIS c.ttt
last night vote1 81 40 to asaiSt In Introducing "a
| Fellowship IN Europe. 1t u thought that oane
l1dses will !ncrcaRe tho amount to ~, ,oo1-
The Democrats Of Washington Territory nav
nominated judge Jatne3 u. Nix for Delegate
Congress.
Arizona ahy,cea to March . aay the smallpox
raging iearfulIy. In P1tna County theTc has bee
an averaee of nye deaths dali 80 terrible mortal
~ considering the population
, 1870-04-09
STATE LEGISLATURES.



nrs Mo,SEs, Apr!l S.-Severa1 important meas
uTes we're contaminated to-day. Tht Capitol Ap.
nlpp{,auon hill passed the House by vote OF >:
yeas to 10 uays-onc more than CONSTITUTIONAL
majority. ,,.,-
the Wouec. The Law arrropftstes $50 .ooo 70 CON-
enee The new car!t1l Nhteh Is not e & eos1 ops1
+. Wilson arc made commissioning At largo, ahd
sx others arr to lie chpAcn h5 the I.eetMatufc. =.
The supervisors till also passed 10th houses II
reduces tho numlpeT To thfrc, hut permits cnuh-
tics TO Increase the number to ave or seven b5
vote OF the people.
4 Ratlrpaa Tax bill has also nassc<l both honses
1t proStdfs-fot \ tax on E1OAS receipts, one PET
ccnt on the nFst s. two prr cent fEnn = go 70
5000, and thrre prF cent on hu oFeF 1870 PIT
mile FouY-nlhs Of the tax u to 20 10 counties in
| proportion to the number Of miles Of track IN
| each, and one-1fth to the state. The bridges
ac.uss thc Mississippi and Missouri Rivers arr 70 he
taxed as other property In tho localities where
| situated. @
| passed.
The Semitic adjourned until Monsisy. II e ex
| rected that both houses Will adjourn s1'x die OF
| Wehncsday next
, 1870-04-09
Anthrorophngy iii Sweden In 1stsssA
Frankfort Co1rtst.t.t,set " the Stte fork erein'


AnthrorophnEy iii Sweden In tstesA
Frankfort co''t-t'i<''st = the St'e fo't EFe"'"'
4 late number Of the Gio1ss gives al almost
incredible report OF tuletetlious belief
which lately prevailed to great eatent amont.
the lower elAsses Of Chrstiania- At tue time
when the question wss under t1sc'lssaon ~
ogists and !ArchaologAts, whether anthropo-
flaci had ever ever exiSted in Europe. tie itl-
habtants Of the siwedel, capital become ~ e1-
cited over presumed caunifs1ism in their city,
that the aid OF tho police WAS neccsra1y
to restore the customary quiet, It became
whispered about fran mouth to mouth that q
number Of old women and children, but more
esrccially gzcat number of blooming young
peasant girls-vllther, no one know. The be,
| lief. however, becanc general thnt they hal
been killed, saltetl. aMa packed in large casks
rhir which was to take this freight to ita dos
svaiting only the arrival Of the Kinf
10 inspect the cargo before it should he sen
to his friend large amount OF coined ril
| yer. which Just at the time came frnm stock
holm, was ropula1ly thought to be pAymen
for this human ware, 1t was III a uncomfort
able time" Women and girls did not dare t
70 out On the streets after dark, One HiEl
Who WIS cent out BY her mistress i'll the even
ing, was asked By m unknown man il sl'
l NUAlu tAkt y ltL4ta ~ - tGA<a AtOAt? EAAS
he indicated Instead OF doing this, q,
opened the note, and road: Ke
and white, thick and fat. ri
: her in tho proper vat. another ei
5 was seizetl in the street. by person vi
! felt Of her muA,les. but gIowl.d, - Not +
: euongh." Each successive day increased t!
/ number Of theRe incredible stories the wee
/ " market remained almost unattended, ~ Il
!, peasants would not 50 into tho city for fes
: but preferred to eel their produce at dl
u count to trade. --.--
The Norwegian aud Swedish papers hs
:. given the affair good deal nt attention, a
q can hardly comprehend how this canniballs
Is superstition could have gained ground IL
10 country wherc so much has been done Tor
public schools, aud whese sehool-Going II Of
n gatorF.
N Al attempts to quiet the pnb1ie mind wert
y vain. The only etorE that had any nrpar'
he foundation wa. respecting an old woman "
5 had gone out tu pluck cranbe1ies aud
III never returned. The real origin OF the r7lu
ia NOT known. It vas thought BY sonle TO h
he ruse Of traders in country produce: anh
T. others. to be the result Of wicked joke.
III il not improbable. however, 1at the story
10 IN atom OF truth concealed ii it.. 1t il :
=, known that during the last few months sou'
Jeeirh-EgyTtian agents have been azrettet
Z Hungary. for attempting to detoy. youne
Of married women toEgyrt for immoral pu1po
, 1870-04-09
FoRTY-F1RsT CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, ArHa
SENATE

WASHINGTON, April s.
SENATE
.. BtIiS INTRODUCED
MI. f0MEH0Y introduced bill tn TRANSFER tllc
Cherokee husi Greeks Indian tF!bes III the lnolsh
Territory, TO the Western District Of Afk1nsaa-
MT. TIFION introduced a bllf to authorize ane
Burlington Missouri RaIlrnad Company 10
change their established tine OF road IN Nebraska.
EFFICIENCY hfL1 FAEsKn~
The Hooee appropriation lAil, supplying the dc
dcencteA In salaes TO United States Ministers fos
the cufTent nscal year, passed
LAND GRANT ELLIS .
Nj. SPRAGTE reported, with amendments,
bill granting lands to The State OF Minnesota tc
aid the improvements Ut the h&Ibor of Duluth
Lake Superior.
Nj. T1FTUS offered IN amendment to the bit
granting lAnhs n Rd the construction OF railroat
from Lincoln, Nebraska, TO Denver. Colorsdo, Ter
f1tor5.
vi. TONEROY reported amendments to the bI
to EE1ut The right Of way through publtc lands +
, 1870-04-09

=
KKIHEKx1A11rE ArroKTloKnKsr.
MI. PAINE introduced \ t!ll pfoy,dln9 tnst anh
the present Congrean the Honse OF RepFestntS.
mrnters a. any Stale thereafter admitted msJ he
entitled and directing the Secretary ot the tnlenof
se eae .ISa e nd
Of each state- he1eHed he1eHed
n. n,rre M0GHn. zs.o,r,,on a,-ct,n, III,
raid to the washington CAronIl< tor aayeE1+inx
sevdnih ConG1czA Anop<ed.
rRIrAIE BILLS.
Past U}ee Commi,sec. and Committee o. Indian i'm
Affair.", and passed Among those M from the later
commit &c w one * e - rese,ve M e. nom moneJs duo
wnlte captiyes recovered from them after the
massacre Of their pasents ana' relatives. aad who
to be known as liz 1sen 1Ks.in sna ne'ose Lincoln
The morning hour haytnE E. expired. NJ; fA1SE,
from the second District OF Mississippi. as regular
BIZ. Barry came forward, and took the oath of
| pnce. -----..
NJ GAZE :, noved 20 ID, u'at sn When ths @ nouse a.
rused by Nj. DAWEA, and rejected- q against W.
| THE TAEiFY I'LL.
The House. Ut O'Clock, went into committee on
being lei That u 70 Cotton spool ,h1ea.i, I'D ths
amendments offered thereto by Aessrs- scAESCK
vas rejected, and NJ: sehencks amendment as
reported In yesterdays p1xrcedinHs, was adopte4A
The pex VI 1aa ssi 1as y - per
Nj MAYNARD moved to ad To the paragraph
= The a1neni1nent was opposed BY As. sCuESck+
Il The next paragraph was that taxing at cents
h rcr pound, anu 25 per cent Cd saort"., cotton
e shlrta. drawers, and other Articles Knit or woven
u oG MI' Kellogg moved 10 amend by adding the
, 1870-04-09
KENTUCKY.
Fifteenth Amendment Celebration Mt
Lon&kyt1les

Lnv,sy111K, Aprl s-Thcrc was an Immense
turnout OF negroes at the celebration Of the FIJI
trtpth Amendment The procession was tcsee-
nuar,cr1 Of 4 hour In passing gi.rn point Ban
1tcf1 and t1anErascncics With nottoeH were quite
fes,ure Of the procession. At sunrise over hun.
fred guns were nred- Cool order pFeEa1eI on
the itne of The procession and IN oul5 one instance
wat there auy disturbance. 4 negro WIS arrested
fy thc police and a rescue attempted, and u one
ti1uc 1 SERIOUS disturbance wss anticipated
m.rsons Al the Coufx House To-day, and meetinE1
IL dinerrnt parts Of the city were announced
Prominent speakers from other States "e1s pes
ent. .....
Jot.1s1u,I Ks., Arril s.-The African churches
of fhls civ " r. Ill largely attended Tonight
near nrrr,1tncu, oratorE, General N!lllch. Hoa
Saru. Mckee, Hon. James Speed. and e1enesa
Runktc delivered spceche4 during the daI ~,
cvcntng. Everything resses1 off tn the most sasls
faetnrT manner.
, 1870-04-09
Etfx.s.

cAxsErs;Z, III. April s-Tne two-ssasT tramc
dNeIiinc nou.e. ows.rd b. 4 i y. r. Gould, and
oecrpct. ~ \. II. Rurrow w.s dssoEersa 70 ee
1rr originated from some burning ga*s. whsca
hs., brcn set on rrr BY some children who we're
It ns,i cot pntieT considerable hcadway Los Oh
bui,dins Ind fu.nturr, i-sea nth no insurance :,
Dr1rcCk Iowa, Aps! S-1A nse hsoke on a. n u,
dcstrofed 1 Inc extensive stables ownerl II G; 4.
NeIW. and 1oraerir uses1 y the Dn'uqut Dun;
| a a nnmr.er al hrazr transfer waepns, rau Of
xhirf were favrd. An Ice-heute. owned b! ae!!7
containing tee belonging to Cn.kesy. wAs a1s' se'
l xfroTrxi Tntl loss estimated q: nearly fs,Hae
MI; enyerr4, IL !axutancc In various canranir%
CoscoKn, \. H.. Apr!t S--A ar - Ne.ean g -.
| Bridge, y. H.. ye*ter,iay. dssuoJeI Smnh soss
| Yin Cnmn.nv, Lpss TX, 600: half tnsure.L
, 1870-04-09
Complaint OF u Foreign Rondho1drr
-ISf~ Ffr%t and Inst investment in
H.nffcd &fnfrx E1nu1&n

United Stufcs Bonds
From A< Lor.don 7tnes' City 4'ssck, aarfh u
The following 1el1tes to an incident IN con- |
nection With the payment Of Tinted states
bonds, As the Washington government. what.
ever may be said Of the conduct 0. mans OF
been open to the charge OF 4 disposition 10
deAl unfairly or ehabbily with their foreign
creditors. it is possible the matter may y
found to admit OF explanation. or that, i
The Treasury. Willingness would BE- shown to
meet it e4uitably: ,,
stR: Now that the attention Of the financial
| world IL 70 much drawn towards American
bonds and securities, it nay interest soEae OF
| your readers to know the manner IN which the
| United States Government have treated ta1nE
| holders Of their eeyer-thlft! loan. the nisS
| series Of bonds for which were issued II June;
| 1865, and uatured in June, 1858. As = *eA
issued At ehoEt date. contained clause ioF
renewal or convention. This elaose "as
most important and tempting one, to re
ef1ec. that they wero At maturity parable
:. raz, or, It the option OF the noloet. ooa.s .t
About ths time Of nsturisr they, With oshef
| United States Government honds, had risen u
market yalue to soma or 10 per cent ABOVE
par: SO the Secretary OF the I7essafE ~ esuso a.
.sts,on % wi.hin a ~ ! ee.tain per.oi 4 beIeve one
month"; after maturity would 70 fetuseo susu
converion. md only paid od T paf n cn1ieaa
| G.. This notice is said to haze peen e3u9t1 ::
. n some American Newspapers. but never N
| Eurouc, where the baDls were e1ten-
tivcly held. The 4neTscan Minis y
, ter IN London (Nr- -SRsvazttE Johnson). ne
Consul II Liverpool, and the financial agents
| Of the United States government IN Enelshc
xere al ignorant af it fog =. laast ai1 month";
after l subscribed for, and held 70 maturity
( | 4 considerable amount Of these bonds, but
e belle wing that 81 : bond is AwayaA bond,
a inadvertently Delayed, for no particular reason
!; sending them to America for conversion jus
a at the time. but when they reached Washing
i ton, not long after, my agents we're referre'
i to this notice Of tho Secretary (Which thel
f. heard OF for the first time>. an
!. thus the bonds we're refused conversion
7 l believe \ large number Of them wero sitn
r Iariy treated Nov, perhaps. guFerninenu
=. and even Secretaries, Ike Kings, "can DO ?
Is wrong" and bond may mean one thins
4: America and quite another thing in Englan'
d but on the oM theory that 1.-The borrower
r. r. ser7aat to the lender" had the Gaze oet
=. between individuals, the borrower couia n
I have dictated such terms Had ne DON
N been II = discouot instss1 Of u
n | premium, would such 4 thing hare been
slated ppon7 would not have uouol
= you With this, now 80 long after. h1f hAse o. %
urged by several influential Eng'lsn Anu Az, ~,
ica1 gentlemen to raa&e known "h4t w
pJ | along With mEseltt hare lNAya 1e9atoea -
, 1870-04-09

Sfw oRlxAss, april s-Coyros-F1fneT: Mid
,iling, 9a4as7he; sales Of 3,Soo bales. Receipts,
6,s.3 bales; e1PoFtN eau9 eale4; NoeEr lsseas
~ I'D bales; burned, is bales: sAles@ ~ bAles
HAy--Sca-cc sua nrmi prime Western, sAN;
choice, $3S.M
1,c, Ohcr articles trm and uaehfnGcL
Misunderstanding exchange, An.
, 1870-04-09

Meeting Called Mt Oshkosh 10 Com
.fdcr shc Tariff Question.
OSHKOSH. APRIL s-A call Was Issued TO-DAY for
mcertne 10 discuss free trade and protective
a s1 o. n1,g 9tsasy isaysn.s sxsseS aaa nm
crery Kind Of business
, 1870-04-09
OHIO.
Rank Robbery in C1cTc1nnd-Thc
supposed Thieves ArFcstcds

SPECIAL peFpdteh to Iht Chlt3Et l17untt'
CLEVELAND, April Sat few minutes past
O'Clock to-day, nashlly dressed gentienfn en-
terc,l tho hank of the Citizens Saving and Loan
Association, and engaged the Cashier In conFet"a-
ton In about i've minutes he left. Another man
hitherto unseen. passed out with MIN. tne Saem
rnbhed Of aaoooo. The excitement was intense,
and fnr an hour no clue Was 1naha li,,
+. W. Harry. OF Cincinnati. aud Jatilts
Williams Of Boston, attracted atsetlttnn AZ wv
hotel On River street. BY thcir large ianunas an
av, when their baggage was examined, aud xls ~
recovered. Hardy SAYS he H. welskno1n IL .ts ~
conduct. poih s,ouiiy tlcny any knowlenRc at tht
rubbing aud announce themselves as horse-tuseTs
M doubt exists a. 10 their guilt.
, 1870-04-09

not q mild form of reradiaton, sonethinG
yery like it, The above simple statement OF
facts is not written from any interested or pEn
JUDGED motives. as this waa ny hrst, ana WI
ce14.;n]v bo nv LAST, Investment in Unite.i
statos Government bonds of ANY description
lam, Sir yours, tc., / NERca4S3'
, 1870-04-09
Cur&l from, the President OF the Ham.
ilton d Dayton 1kniEronds

CINCINNATI. April st. s. l:Honmclcu, Prs
idcnt Of thc Cincinnati, Hamilton barton Rail
hnicss, prompted By information If an etinrt fr-
Ing male to dlsp1sce him as the arproasns else,
ii th,. rusJ claims that thc road IL OUT OF
,,ctt, and prepared to pay cash instead of ecrr
t1lrtIends thc rsrscn: month: FarF hts declaration
Tint thc stock xas lntrns.cal!y worth PAR in gold
would vet I've verified by doubling stncEhohirrS
The opposition he thinks, originates With tsw
nrrfofs who purchased stock on speculation, after
iHarng II down hy Misrepresentation. 1T hopes Of
dcstrnvtns confidence in thr management, Rhl
getting possession OF the road.
, 1870-04-09

The Ex.Queensa Intention 10 Aoo'-
rate in EnyoF Of Hex Son-A1ac HeEs
n pnpnl Blessing for the Young
FH~fH
, 1870-04-09
EpAIH.

1nxpoy, Apr1i R,-Ad11ces from Spain to:saay,
rcnresrnt the country quiet The Duke ot Mont
retlnicr was examined yestcsday In 6..hri ~ thc
Thr luxe il un,lcs arrest ut his house. AMI It IL un
tetsir,oh wilt be brought TO tI1al Cd civil II mol
criminal ntrceE4
, 1870-04-09

pEmlS, April s.--The North Germany Fafua-
rneyt has adjourned.
The Chinese Embassy is rrenaEnem ~ 10 III ~ ~ ~
commenced. After visiting Brussels the Etnnasss
viii rrnccc1 to Paris, Madrid, Lisbon and Fiot-
epce, AM! return to China tn July Law.
evening IL j. McLeary D1uNu and the Chlness
Eu1bAaSr.