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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
AN ADJOURNMENT UNDER THE DJC-
1ATION OF NAPOLEOy
The Corps Lca'sIntirto Await th. Verdict NJ
the PTopic-Tbc Conspiracy Aaainst the

me CORDS sLef'sinttfto Await the Verdict Of
the Pcopic-Tbe Conspiracy Against IN,
Bmperor-Prinee Murat TO be Punt.hed.
Paris, April 13.-In the Corps Legislatif To-
day, M. Olivier moved that the Chamber adjourn
until tho vote on the Ple6iscitum had been taken.
He said the Government desired that the Deputies
should have an opportunity Of rong before the peo-
pie and instructing them In the reasons for the mea
sure on which they were to vote. NJ. Jules Favre
vehcmenily opposed an adjournment. It was ineon-
sistent with the duty tie members owed their con.
stituents, who had sent them here to remain at their
posts In an emergency like the present. He felt that
they had everything to fear from the Government
Inc question was then taken, and the motion 70
adjourn was adopted by 1876 to c.
M. Ferry asked the Government what progress
nad Deen made In the inves atlon Of the conspiracy
against the Emperor and the State M. Olivier re-
Piled that the examinations would soon be com.
pleted.
In answer to question as to what steps had boon
taken In the case OF Prince Murst, who had struck
magistrate in the open court, Nj. Olivier pro-
missed that Justice would be done.
La Ltbertt insists that Count Daru hn. positively
resigned the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs The i'm
preston continues 10 prevail that the Viscount do
la Gueronniere will enter the Cabinet.
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SENATOR MoRsAws DIFFIoULTH
uo IL sun STRUCK, and Pousbkeepsians are
Thunderstruck - Will Gen. FsrreIi Tell
his storys-A Demand for The sun In
the Eleveuth Senatorial District.

Ho IL sun Struck, and Poushkeepsians are
Thunderstruck - Will Gen. FsrreIl Tell
his story "a Demand for The sun In
the Eleveuth Senatorial District.
PoUGHKsEPsIs, April 12.-Thc Suns rays fall
ing upon the city OF Poughkeepsle and revealing to
the honest folks Of that pretty little city the donss
OF Senator Morgan created great deal Of excite
ment The Senator reached there from Albany
st noon Of the day which the article in which he
Is so deeply interested appeared.
About o'clock lin the afternoon he called on
Secretary Of State Homer A. Nelson, when the two
entered . carriage and drove to Eastman Park,
where open.ar concert was In progress. Thcy
Joined by Prof Eastman, the trio entering tie
residence Of the latter, where the Senator pooh.
pooled the article In the SUN and all took drink
Music had much TO do with soothing the Senator's
rumed 'front.' 60 that after dark he was ready for q
lunch: I, Waking Ak into Psyerelly's restaurant on
Waterfall good evening Senator, how are YOU
senator-oh, very well, only a little Sun struck
Waiter-Ah yes, see, good Joke, but we are
worse oh here.
Senator-How's thatt
Waiter-Why, We are thunder struck.
senator-llal hal hal
Waiter-llei hei hei
Duriog the evening q man visited all the news
suss, but he did not succeed.
=, There are those who express doubts as 10 Gen.
rerreIs making statement Of his transactions with
Senator Morgan on the Harbor Master question,
seeming TO think that Judge Miller and
one " two others in Hudson, have urged him to re.
main silent, In fear OF leopard Zing SOMEBODY'S sue.
cess at the next fa election n Peck and Kendrick
OF HUDSON would only talk just little. some men
would shake In their boots and then Farrel's full
statement would make the earth quake.
David Warner says Farrell ought to take mont
$1,000 from Tweed and $4,000 rom wm, Ketehum
70 aid his election To tie Senate. Everybody in
Dutehess and Columbia counties Ia inquirng for last
Saturdays Sum- We are assured that Senator
Morgan will not contradict any part Of the serious
allesa sations made therein
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CANADA IN MYSTERIES.
The Tmagiunry Raid Of Ftniaus in Buckram
The Dominion Become n Martial Camp
Regulars Marching o the Frontier,

MONTREAL, April la.-The Fourth Brigade
Royal Artillery, stationed in Hocelaga, are moving
their stores and AMMUNITION to a more convenient
place. Two companies have been ordered to Pigeon
Hill and two to Cark's Corners. The call to arms
has been promptly responded to by all the frontier
volunteer corps. Gen. o'Neil is reported at st. Al
oans. troop Of cavalry has been despatched to
from London to sarnia. The Sixty ninth Regiment,
stationed in Quebec leave this afternoon for the
frontier. The Chronicle regrets that the Govern
ment should make preparations to prevent the Fsni-
ans crossing the border, considering that the best
policy would be TO allow them TO get In and then
would never forget
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Number Of emigrants last week, b,a5a
u, The Cuba landed S39 emigrants yesterday at Cas-
tie GArdrn.
Mr.. Thos. c. Merritt OF Cornwall who came to
this city week ago, 10 missing.
Jarvis b, Whtemore, aged 6S was found dead AT
~ Spring street, yesterday mornlng.
The Police Justices will give Mr. Henry Berpb n
seat near the public prosecutor IN the Special Sessions
A new Custom House regulation took effect yes
Ierday, under which MI C. s. Tuns collects revenues
Commissioner Brennan's picture gallery at head.
quarters Is adorned by the portrait OF County Clerk
terday by danolng city railroad passengers through the
open windows OF the cars.
The new Board OF Police have decided that thev
mtted under the old Board.
Ex-Colector Baiey's stamp account tallies exactly
worth OF the GoyernmenI's stamps in his possession,
Mr., Frederick Kapp. one Of the Comm missoners Of
Emigration Will resign his olce the lst OF May He
is about TO return to Germany. "'
Charles Barnhard has my sterousy disappeared;
wa last ;sen Tuesday evening at Hudson Apd Morton
sword cane, N '''N
Collector Grnneli has ordered that ali bonded
the Svss o oadns I ana nd uni SY sas sn2y
granted ~ the Atlantic Docks, Brooklyn, '
Beaver mohair and buiInlo alpaca arc the newest
fabrics n black goods for Spring walking suits They
are agrIPe % ana Of an ex9ulste ustre ana hush sup
es pTte. 'H0 place 0' 0'A'k BLK at very reasonable
Michael Dinan; a painter, while intoxicated, en-.
leIel new building on Pearl street, broadway,
on Monday, and began to abuse stephen Moore ths
foreman Moore then ordered him on. Vhcreupon
oman struck him. The foreman then tiiel drag him
down Stars bit Dinan broke away aud Jumped through
Ine window. lie died.
Company Z, Twelfth Regiment Captain Robert
hcAtoe commanding, had q promenade concert and
exhibition drill IN the State Arsenal last evening. THIS
company won the champion nag from the Champion
company of Masssebgsets in July, 1858, AZ the close
handsome watch and chain.
Alb o'clock last evening James Brady, porter OF
the New England Hotel. BayaTd street aud Bowery,
,a. man asa been found dead p II. ard from
pan 10 Dr. Henry Marshall. A note was len BY the
dead man directed 10 the Coroner saying that no had
died Of OF the praln and begging him not 10
have his BODY dlsseelsd
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THE DAWN OF PEACE.
Chief Justice tbas' on the Fiftceuth Amend
mrn,-Now Tor General Amncsty-Advicc
TO CoIorrd Men.
The following letter to the colo.ed men Of Gin.
einnati explains itself:


ennati explains itself:
o WASHINGTON, March 80 $40.
you have endcred ne in behalf os The ceorea s
OF Clnennau 10 attend their celebration OF Le ratin
VIII not permit me to be present. except by good will
Almost quarter OF century has passed since some
q, ~ Son pre- hSard me dc are O. he ~ Of May
on Between sS@ s9T Tndph. y VA The s1ro al es dIe
founded Sn any such cTcumstauces as color. origin,
o saa S S are & Rs s fe scorS OF S9T az
az ~ tnst tt.e aemocracy masses no Inquiry
aIy oIacr ar re- stance of condition. AMI that
ths elective rauchse incompatible with demo.
tcongraiuiie you on the fact that these prinip,e,
not then syoWed ~ me ior the nrsi tinc, nor ovsi
ncofporiei INTO The and aSs fS SI aI sqfs
Slany. no doubt, wouli have been glad as I should
haNe been u hs great w9rs, eousumatc by tne rat.n
accomplished BY the states through a@e iHS Hcn 9cSa a
S4, @ eSaS shS '5S"Sh s5G Sae
Ssl to every nlerSt neIarable from that H.ode OF
rgltt Of any state II leave. the whole reputation OF
Jet GSy to the law % that ssfR the sLae eht q iqS
citizen 10 vote .hall be denied abridged on account
s to be h0gea !lat c,sR state WIN % conform is Con
casiSa be given g. esi.aSS Sy Coasress a' "O 0''
bqt the best yndlcauon of the wisdom As
n ths conduct of that large clas OF eli
o %a Rsve TSS rere2P s2Pf,sn on to The SGca
best way to insure the peaceful dwelling together Of
ctctent races IL the cordial tccrrocAtiou OF Tbcucht
rot The mutual nn!ciion of Injuries I" ami l cannot
now give you better counsel than Offered then; "Io
forward, having perfect tnth your manhood and I'm
Gods providence adding TO yonr faith virtue ana TO
virtue know ledge, and 10 knowledge patience aud 10
patience temperance, and TO temperance brotnery
kindness. and To DrotheIly Kindness charity"
Why not sgunllke LouT rejoicing In the rights secured
under the Fifteenth Amendment hy urging upnn Con.
Eress the prompt removal OF all political d,inblltics
Imposed upon our fellow citizens by the Fonriecnth
mmendment, so that through qnlycrsal suffrage and
1niyersM n amnesty pSacs good will and prosperity
Livery good man must rejoice in The progress h ch
the colored citizens OF the United States have made in
education, In religious culture and IN the general i'm.
proyencnt Of Their condition. Every good man must
earnestly desire their confined and p o.
gress m the same direction All public and all private
interests WI be promoted by T. And Il will insur. AT
no Cstant day cordial recognition OF their rights even
from those Of their fellow citizens, who have most
carneftly opposed them
N NO man can now 20 found who would restore slave.
~ lew year. hence II the coloted men are wise IL
VIII he impossible to nnd msn who will ayow h msci
In is'or OF dtnyn: or ,dglng their right to vote.
a.. . Very respectfully yours, :. I. CHASE.
hessrs. Peter II. CLARK. n. C. LIVERPOOL j. G. Cor.
bun, j. 1. Troy, Committee Celebration Fllteen.n
Amendment, Cincinnati, o,
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Rare Exotics for ~. Stephens.

committee OF young women teachers from one
Of our public schools waited on Rev. DR.. Edward
McG.ynn Of st. Stephens last evening, to present
3 beautiful mammoth bouquet OF rare exotcs, TO
adorn the Repository in 81. Stephens for to day,
Holy Thursday. It Is made OF white camellias,
tea roses and spireas, with the Legend Jesus" in
red carnations on its creamy white ground. Innu.
nerable vases OF eIotics and many other large and
for the adorn nent of the beautiful niche curtaiIed
with gold and silver laced Illusion which Is to con.
tain tue repository for the blessed sacrament.
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Tie Newark stone cutters struck yesterday
The workmen ON the Hell Gate improvements dc.
sire Gen. Humphrey. or some other Government Off.
clal, 10 pay them the SIX weeks wages now due,
The laborers employed on the Hudson City sewers
struck yesterday afternoon. They have been receiving
u 80 per day, and demand t9 About $50 Joined In the
strike.
The Engineers elected President. Samuel Ben.
nett Vice President George y. West Financial Sec.
retary, hugh Clark Recording Secretary, Geo. Law.
renee Treasurer, lhos. ii. Kelly.
The Stone Masons havo amended their bylaws,
making 1t a penalty with so nne for member taxing
sub.contract as hne for going In strike, and SO
for working under Society wages
Otto Arnold and Leonard Mestzel, nor. society
stone masons working in tho yard of Mr.. st. Clair
FIRST avenue and Twentynnh street. were yesterday
held by Justice Coulter In 10 bail each for trial on
chnigfs OF assaultng Pat Farrell anl Eugene Stehl
Socio.Y Norkmen. who had struck from TINT yArl.
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THE NEW UINNIPEG WAR.
The Canadinn Campaign against the Win
nipegRe nd to Foot the HiII.

nipcgaers-EnGInnd nd TO Foot the Biii-.
OTTAWA, April 13.-Gen. Lindsay, who is to
direct the campaign against Winnipeg LEFT here this
afternoon for Montreal to organize the expedition.
Tie Canadian Rifle Brigade will mainly compose tho
regular troops ordered on active duty The Cana
dian volunteers will be enlisted for two years.
Upon their disbandment they are to receive grant
ofland. They will comprise about battalion under
tie command OF a regular oficer The steel battery
is expected to arrive from England week. II is
manned by picked men from the Royal Artillery. II
is expected the expedition will leave on the 10th Of
May, marching around the Sault St. Marie Canal,
Teams VIII convey heavy freight thence 10 Like
Sheban dowen, a distance OF 40 miles. One hundred
boats viii then be put In reluison 10 supply trans
portaiion conionded that only eight days will
be consumed in moving from Fort William to Fors
Garry New Brunswick and Nova Scotia will fur.
nish part of the qnota.
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PHOTooRAPHs BY SUN REPORTERS.
Tho King OF the Forest Resentins nm
Indianity.

Mr.. Pierce, Of the European Circus, while per-
forming with the African lions in their cage yester
day afternoon, suddenly attacked by the largest
one, which had not forgotten n severe cas,isation
bis keeper had administered. Mr. Pierce was struck
on tie right shoulder by the huge paws OF the en-
ragged brute, the flesh OF tie arm being severely
laceratcd. BY the aid Of iron bars thrust
through the sides OF The cage the beast driven
to corner, and there by repeated blows nom
heavy whip was stunned. Mr. Pierce app cared Inst
evening with his arm stiiened and faint under loss
OF blood. The lion, though In his cnge, was secured
by cbnin running over pulley and leading outside
the cage Mr.. Pierce entered the cage, but found il
impossible TO paeiiy The animal. Twelve men
force dragged the king OF the forest from the mid
die OF the cage to . far corner. where lie was se-
curely fastenel. "
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FLASHES FKON TINE OCE.iy CABLES.

Lord Tenterden died yesterday, in his 74lh year.
vlolnist, Is dead.
Carlists arc hurryng into Spain.
The Spanish aq horities are pretending to rojoics
over De ROdass lies.
The new armored frigate Vanguard had trial trip
on Plymouth yesterday. She made lax knots
Rice riots have recently been Of freauent occ r.
renee In oil the ports Of Japan. The people are destL
tute. '
The ship Caroline Goodyear from Bahia for Won.
ice, went ashore ON the coast OF CcphalOno and is DIS
charging cargo.
Tie E'umenical Council has voted almost unani.
monsy In favor OF the cntrc text O tho sch. ma OF the
dogma OF Papal nfa lhlty.
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The Divers Down to the Ouc,dn.

YokoHouA, March 24.-The Naval Court Of In.
quiry convened by Fleet Captain Roe on the Oneida
affair has been dissolved. The body Of Ensign
Brown OF the Oneida was lound on the 22d. Divers
who have been down In the Oneida cay that the
whole OF her stern is cut away Several small arti.
clos have been brought up.
SAN FaAscIsco, April l9.-Among the passen-
gers by the America. from Hong Kony are Eugeon
Yates in charge of 70 sailors and Marines survivors
OF the Oneila.
WAsnIseros, April 13-The bill introduced by
Senator Cragin to-day for the relief OF the families
OF the ofcers and lost on the Oneida allows to
the widows and children twelve months extra pay.
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Hurrying on n Highwnyman.

John Brennan, who garroted and robbed Mr..
Thos. Marsh on Monday morning, at the intcrsec-
on OF Greene and Prince streets, while that gentle
man was waiting for car. was indicted by the
Grand Jury yesterday, and at once arragned at the
bar Of the General Sessions. Ils pleaded guilty
The Dlstric; Attorney moved for Judgment, and
Judge Bedford sentenced the ruian TO 10 ears and
six months in state Prison. When the felon was
returning to the prisoners box he remarked that II
was the fourth time be had been on that racket and
that he had never been caught before. lie added,
A" II only had that curly headed District Attorney
out, I'd put head on him.
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WASHINGTON, April 8.-Represcntative Kelley
having reported bill relative TO international uni
tary coinage, 1t was remarked that the French
coinage Is so dishonest. that Il England and tho
United states We're 10 accept the terms proposed
theywould have to require stipulation that the entire
coinage OF France sho i'd be recoinei and brought
honestly TO Its standard. The Germans saw that
and said that they were not willing give honest
coin for dishonest coin, AMI the Americans were
Keen enough to have the same objection.
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NEW y JERSEY.

The Board Of Aldermen in the wcity Of Jersey
will stand Democrats to Republicans.
The Firemen's Convention met in Jersey City last
evening and placed In nomination candidates 10 run
Tor the CHIEF EngineeTthip stephen II, Yoe John
Coylc, and T.. Berry
At i2 o'clock last nieht nm explosion. followed By
ire, threatened the oil refinery nj Eighth and Warren
streets Jersey civ, The hfe hnr ed about twenty
minutes. and then expired Tor want Of food.
one hundred and sixty additional cases were
begun In Paterson yesterday. In the Pass,Ic Circuit
Court behalf OF The various Paterson express com.
panic, against the Erie Hallway for alleged lllegI
freight charges. "
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LOSSES ny FLEE,

In Foo Chow, recently. 750 houses were burned
Morris Goidstein's clothing store Is Bayard
street. was dana {ed last night o. 800. Insured.
". II. Doane's crude oil tanks in Cleveland, Ohio
t5.nO. ~
Elias Ehler's planning mill on Front street, Gin.
cinnatl was damagei yesterday. Two adjoining cot.
tagcs were burned. Loss, t.j,O insured.
Alter repeated failures, the lrebrands of WI.
liamsburgh last night destroyed Patrick Nashs stable
no inaurance' --Ne3 "NSN' WV :
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SPANISH MIsINsORM iTIoy.

The Revolution nGnia suppr. s.cd-Thr In.
surgents Every whcrr III Conrn>i1r.
HAVANA, April IA telegram from Capt.
Gen. De Roias, dated Puerto Principe, April TO- is
published here to-day The column Of marines had
killed hlty-two insurgents, including Manuel Aguero
and Francisco Leacas, leaders OF the rebels. yolun-
tsry surrenders continued. Every day numbers OF
Tie ct envy came into Ito Spanish camp and claimed
The protection guaranteed by thc amnesty Irocl ma
uon. The rches are tycryNherc in CONFUSION
cen Nainasoda Is at Las Tunls, extending lis lines
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HOURS OF LEISURE.

John B. Cough lectures on Peculiar People " in
Association Hall tonight.
A. II. Louis, formerly editor OF the London Spec
ido' Will lecture on The Duty of the Republic IN tie
Cuban question " In ste.nway Hall tins evening.
The Hanry Young Bachelors Club enjoyed n
cali"t bal lift nght at 80 Domnlck street The Hon
john Kelly. aud the Rev. o. W. Flanagan mononolized
tho pIyttlcst .iTs
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Turning tho Old woman on, to Die.

On Tuesday night an aged German woman was
found bitterly weeping on the north pier. Atlantic
Dock. Brooklyn. She said that she had been taken
there BY man who had promised to put her on
board German vessel, In which she might return to
fatherand but that the had deserted her In that
lonely neigbborhood. II further appeared that she
had been living with her daughter, who lives In
Wiiamsburgh, aud thar this daughter to get rid OF
her, had given her in charge OF the man who had led
her TO the AtlaDtic Dock. She was taken In charge
by the Superintendent OF the Poor.
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The Explosion Of n Fireworks Factory
Three Persnns Injured

Between and 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
and for tho seventh time within few years they
bai an explosion IN tie fireworks mandatory o.
Mr. Hadneld In East William'burgh, Queens coun
~ On this occasion the explosion terrible, ut
terly destroying the building. and severely burning
Samuel Cochrane and two otner persons.
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CURIOSTTIEs CRIME.

Patrick O'Nrien, who was indicted for setting fire
TO S Chatham street, on the 18th Of March Headed
gully OF arson in the third dcgree and sentenced
Prison ' 80 S'"''
Thos. Munday, ex-Member OF Assembly, and Al
one time prominent west side politician wns com
ned by Justice Cox Yesterday on n charge OF seanl
Alex A. Persons wallet IN the saloon at IFS DrOoms
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Nitro-GIycsrine Explosion in sing sing.

They had o nitro-glycerine explosion in the
marble quarri,s connected with the SiuR Sing State
Prison yesterday. -Four convcts were blasting. and
Ia charged the bore with nitro glycerine and LIGHTED
the fuse. On retiring the charge did not explode
but on their approaching TO the OF its pre-
sumcd failure, The explosion took place killing one
uuu aLd MAJ 4 Ing the others
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Joseph Siddon. aged 35, formerly a wealthy
engineer OF Norwich, England, was taken to tie
Luratic Asylum on Wards Island yesterday. lie
arrived in this country In July 1865 and by study.
ing out inventions overtasked his brain. His wife
has paraiyzed hand, and supports herself and two
she pays IS monthly rent
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A Pnlns Keport Expinded.

II Is reported by many newspapers that the
Artillery School at Fortress Monroe, Va. was es.
tablshed by Gen. Grant The statement is false.
The Artillery School was establis he'd while Grant
was private citizer, We believe by Gen Scott un.
der the administration OF President Buchanan
President Grant merely recognized the School as
part OF the usual routine duty Of peace establish
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THE POLITICAL CIRCUS.

Judge Wilson was nominated by the Republicans
Congress. -'' " WV "
Tie Matthew T. Brennan Benevolent Democratic
Assoc alton Of the Seventh Ward last evening listened
TO Mr. r. l.. Mcrigh, who culogzed VIM. NJ. Tweed for
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Another Dash n, tho National Banks.

WASHINGTON, April l3-In the House to-day,
Mr.. Morgan presented ten petitions asking Congress
TO abolish the National Banks, issue f5OO.0On0O0 In
grecnbacks, making the same receivable in piymen.
OF dudes and taxes, and to pay OF t3i00OO,000 Of
the bonded debt.
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Tho Monster Lopez Killed.

The Brazilians captured the mother, sister, and
children OF Lopez; also, his mistress, Mrs Lynch
Lopez refused to surrender, aud was shot. Gen
Cabalero was also killed. Thus ends the Para.
guayan war.
The commander OF the BRAZILIAN troors who put
this finishing stroke to the war has received from
The Emperor the title Of Nisconnt Pelotas.
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Rejoicing over the Fineen,h amendment.

WAsnIsoros, April 13.-The colored citizens
In the District OF Columbia observed to-day us n
general holiday, and celebrated the Amendment.
The procession comprised colored military compa-
MES, civic societies, and canopied cars conveying
coiored girls displaying miniature fags In an open
oarouche. drawn by four horses. were four men re-
presenting Europe, America, Africa, and the Indian
with girl In their midst the Genius Of Liberty
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Montpcnsier's FarcicnI Scptepc,.

MADRID, April l3.--The trial Of the Duke Of
Montpenser for the murder of Prince Henry OF
bourbon In duc In March last was concin led be.
lore the Council of War last evening. The Dukes
OF regret therefor were accepted cir
cumsnnees. The Duke was sentenced TO one
months exile rom the civ OF Madrid and to pay
$1,000 indemnity to the family OF Prince Henry ~