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THE LANE TRAGEDY.
Tae Case Not Yet Concladed-Action Of CorO-
ner Burns-Conductor Parker Held to Bail
How the Minority on the Jury Were sold.

Tae Case Not Yet Concluded-Acti0n of CorO.
ner Burns-Conductor Parker Held to Bail
How the Minority on the Jury Were sold.
II is fortunate 1Or Jersey City that it possesses
Coroner who win not permit jury to outrage public
deceacy and mo ju slice by shielding those VINO are
responsible, directly o. indirectly for the destlu ton
OF human life. The verdict OF the jury In the Lam
case Is regarded as insamOus. Railroad offcia n adj
co Mort therein, the raj ROAD company aged
and there Il, according to the veldic no ference
betH cen human be ng and az of freight, as the
Coro er remarked. Lanes death was purely ac-
cdental, say The seven Jurymen there is nobody
10 blame but we recommend that railing be con-
structed at each side Of the ii cken sack bridge
Coroner Burns Will send ali papers to the Grand
Jury at their meeting next Tue day, and the hail FOR
conductor Parker to . am0 mt OF SIS 600 Iemaln-
IN forc,. 1t is expected that Jndse Bede viii
Call ent0n to tie case In his charge to the Grand
Jury Oh ruesay. With this G. ana Jur lies the final
disposition OF the question whether any person is
responslble for ne dea h o. roor Lane. The fee z
In JERSEY City is ver strong the matter while IN
East Newark, The lOc lity where the un,Orunae
man resided the Indignation OF the people knows no
bounds.
There is one fact connected with the verdict OF the
jury VIII II des sivei 10 be noted The five jurymen
who held cut fOr sending the conductor for tllai de-
clare their determination to "stick" 10 the last
tiat Is sue. There wtr3tw or three tactlcans the
maO ity, who succeeded III Outwi ng the III nority,
wev r, and II w rs only on ie und d.rstanding tnat
the wnO.e case would be submit Cd to tie Grand
Jury thai the mino.l lty agreed 10 tne compromise.
OAe II the minority, learning ihe trick
that nal been played upon him AMI those
WHO agreed with Inn. espr, ssed Ills raGiet
that he had not .starved Ou,n the perpe rators of
this little he ne. II is most hear less and dis
gra eill bLslneS for those VINO are responsible for
thus verdi;t. 1t was hoped that the railroad IN
en- wodld no. rene ra c he Jury box, and one Of
the Jrrors (Mr. COsgrOve) feared su b result when
he pro es ed Las Tuesday against The converse ION
whi. was being carried on between one OF The rail-
road officials and me nbers OF the Jury The verdi
tells Its own story. and shows that his apprenen-
SiOns were well founded
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until a rama-e OF 5000 had been snstainef on
stock and S2 900 on building, witch owned by the
firm. TIE stock ls red for 5000 in the Gen's
Fa 9, 5000 In tho Shoe ana Leather, $4,000 IA
Etna OF Har fofd and sl0 900 In the mper a Insur.
ce Compa y, OF Liverpool Tie hu ID ngis rs lred
IN Q Stuyvesant for IS 00o the 81 Niclolis ior
pa glss windows, valued Al 81 500 ae insured
:or $50 IN the United ates Glass i,srr, snr,
ough ami ON ers OF the Twentieth pre- met were
n charpe n the IRE lines and protected pr perry
from the rapacy OF thieves. 0ficer FitzgeI ala su :
Thirty frs street, In the act OF stealing proene
shawl Valued az s3O Oficer Osborn OF the pre-
rescuiug Mrs. Hoinswo IN VINO resides on the third
or. Such is the sateme NJ &c eg aphed 70 ne Ger
tral ONCE but IL Is understood that Osborn WAS
burned In his efforts to save the goods on sale.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-LoNDoN Apri 3O-2
r. M.-COnsOs q closed at "a for both money and the
accOunt. United Stites fve-twenty Dunis 1867
sS76; 1865, Old, S7I; 1857 S9A; en.fOrues S5X
Ere Railway shares, l9S; limos Central Iii AT
liant c aud Great Western. 27IS.
PARIS BoURSE-PARIS, April 3O.-The Bourse
closed quet Rentes, TAI &c.
FRANKFORT TBouRsE-FRANKFORr, Apu 30.--United
s ates Il ew mt es boads closed firm at glyx a 95
for the issue OF 1882.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-LIvERPOoL, April
30-2 r. Nth ket COS ID heavy. Mlddllng
upland, 1870; mlddhng Orleans III IA. 1111d the
ses Of the da have been 5000 bales, incu ling 900
Tor EXPO AMI speculation.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvERPoOL
Apri 30-P. M.-Beer l09s per tlerce of 3Oi Ii 8.
Tor East IN prime mess. Lard quiet.
LONDON PRODUCE Market LONDON, April 3d.
Common rtsn quiet CalCuttI Ills oed quiet at
60.
PETROLEUM MARKEr-ANTwERP. April 3O-Petro-
leum closed qul aud stea iy
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MARYLAND.
Riot mt Elkton-A Member OF Cnmpbelps Cir.
Gus Fatally Stabbed by a Negro.

Riot mt Elkton-A Member or CnmpbcIl. Cir.
Gus Fatally Stabbed by Negro.
ELKToN, April 30, 1870.
difficulty occurred here last night between some
employees of Campbell's Circus and citizens OF the
town, in which one or the circus company was
fatally injured After the evening performance
members OF the troup went to the hotel OF Enoch
Ferguson and called for liquor. The bottles being
placed on the bar were seized and carried into the
street, where the party began drinking. Mr.. Fergu-
son secured the services OF constable Lewis and
endeavored to arrest the delinquens. Being resisted
the officer started for help. During his absence the
row became general. rush was made by the troop
for the hotel, and Mr.. Ferguson, being overpowered
took refuge In an upper story. His son Hugh was
attacked and badly beaten. About this time a fight
began In the street between some CT the troupe and
some negroes. negro drew razor and nncieI a
wound across the stomach Of a man named William
Randolph, which must prove fttal. He now lies at
the Howard House In a sinking condition. negro
named Isaac Boyd Is charged with the stabbing. He
Is not yet arrested. Another account says that Ran
dolph was Ia sing along the sidewalk when he was
attacked by Boyd Considerable excitement pre-
walls In town.
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THE RICHMOND CALAMITY.
Another victim-COrrespOndence Between
Governor Walker and General Cnnby-Ac.
ti0n of tue Legislature.


Another NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Between
Governor Walker and General Cnrby-Ac.
tiOn of tue Legislature.
RICHMOND, April go 1870.
W. G. Dunham, agent OF the New York and yir.
ginia Steamship line, who was one OF the victims of
the late disaster, died at noon to-day Ex-State
Treasurer John S. Calvert is believed to be in a
dying condition. There were no other deaths TO-.
day OF victims OF the disaster. Offers OF aid nave
been received from New York, Philadelphia, Batl-
more and various other p.aces.
The following correspondence has taken place be.
tween the Governor OF Virginia and the General
commanding this department.
COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA, EXECUTIVE
DEPARTMENT, klCHMoND, April 29, 1870.
Major General CANBy;-
SiRThe excitement incident 10 the terri le
calamity which nefel us Wednesday last have prevented
my acknowledgment OF humanity In
your prompt tender OF all to
the living ana relieve the suffering Your action worthy
OF man OF heart aGd soldier OF the republic.
De crate y remembered by an afflicted people and
GILBERT Z. WALKER, Governor of Virginia
HEADQUARTERS, April 29, 1870.
HIS Exceency the GOVERNOR OF vIRGISIA, Richmond
note OF this morning has been matter of regret
TO those associated with me- myself that we arr 80
srea ana adding sorrow that has ia len upon
your CITY, We can only pray In our distant homes
endey with the sufferers, from calamity that touch
every heart throughout the country with for the
dead and to sympahe with tue bereaved Very respect
EDWARD CANDY, Breyet Major General.
The Legislature is now meeting at the. Exchange
Hotel. The Senate adopted resolutions in memory
OF Senator Bland (colorcdl, from Prince Edward, to-
day.
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TURKEY.
Tvfe sultan Outlines n Reform Bill.

CONSTANTINOPLE April 30, 1870.
At meeting of the Divan Of the Sublime Porte
yesterday the Sultan addressed the Councillors OH the
state Of the empire.
He reviewed the events and progress OF the past
year, and SAID the government would not be salts
fed 10 stop with what had been Effected. He pro-
missed that reforms in the civil poty, the develop
ment of education and The fostering Of trade should
have his careful attention, and that steps would
shortly be taken for q thorough reorganization OF
the army and navy. and the Improvement OF the
highways and lines Of communication throughout
the Turkish dOmin.ons
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CALIF

Sailing Of n Steamer for Chipa-NailrOud
Cons0tdntion-SDn Francisco Stock Market.y
SAN FRANCISCO, April 80, 1870.
The steanar China sailed to-day for Hong Kong.
via Yokohama, with 800 passengers and $52l 900 in
treasure-$4ssOOo for Hong Kong $4,000 for Shang-
hae and $4,000 for Yokohama.
II is rumored tsat the Central Pacific Railroad
Company has purchased the California Pacific Rail
Genera Ord ana st.r arrived at Los Angeles TO.
Flour Is quiet and unchanged. The wheat market
Is almost bare. There IL ag0od inquiry for shlpping
. tra,es. eIs prices nrm at vi 80 a 81 60. Legal
Mining stocks have been acive during the week.
The quotations are-Alphl, $,3; Bolcner, S22: Bull
70 mt, $l4; Empire Mill. SIS; Gorid 4 Curry. sl65:
Hale Norcross, $13s; Imperial, s34 Kentuck s72:
Occidental, 80; Ophir, SIC; Overman, 500; Savage,
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MEM phIs RACES.
MEMPHIS. AnriI N. 1870

MEMPHIS, April w, 1870.
The fifth and last day Of the spring meeting OF the
Chckasaw Jockey Club to-day drew large attend.
ance. The weather was very favorable and the
track in good order for the racing. The meeting
has been very successful one Notwithstanding the
inclement weather for the last two days.
The first race was for the Green stake for three
year olds that had never q race-mile heats 500
subscription, p. p., fifteen subscribers club to add
$500, and Won by Lewis black fly, by Black Lock,
as follows -
Lewis blk 1ly, by Black Lock. 2
II. otaIlers banquet. ...................."
A. X Richards Ida GrissOn. ...........3 3 3 3 dr.
Paul & JacksOn's b. c.. Clickree .........1 4 dis.
Time-1:50n, 1851, 1861, 1856.
The second race. ior the Jockey CLUB purse ($600
two mile heats, for all ages, by Bonita, as
fOlOws:-
N. jennings b. f. Bonita by Lexington. n........
g. Cadwaladcr's ch. T. Emma Marratta. .......
AtchisOn Paul's b. g. Morgan Scout.
olKnal LgHt... .ulS.
This race was very closely contested. throughout.
Time-3:45, 3:44%.
The third race, handicap for beaten horses for
club purse OF 5000; second horse to receive his stake
one mile and repeat, was won by Defender, as fol-
1OwS:-
william jennings ch. c. Defender, by John
morgan. .................. /
Time--1:54, 1:55.
WOOdburn was the favortc, and Alice Ward was
Withdrawn.
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FIRE IN EIGHTH AVENUE.

A sudden Illumination aud Damper i'm Dry
Goods Store-Loss Eleven Thousand Dol.
lars-A Thief Arrested.
About nalfpast seven O'Clock last evening clerk
in the dry goods store OF John Hardy Co., No. 5s5
Eighth avenue, In lighting the gas accidentally
allowed the flame to come in contact with some
comorstible goods in one Of the show windows.
In an instant the entire contents OF the window was
q mass Of name The alarm was given, and Engine
No. 20 was quickly ON hand and extlnguished
the IRE before other engines arrived, but not
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ALLEGED FORGERY.

John McGarry and James McNally, both laborers
were arraigned before Justice Hauptman at Nor
risania, Westchester county, yesterday, charged
with having forged the names of Messrs. Gaynor Il
Sheridan, contractors, to an order on grocer doing
business IN that village calling for quantity or
LIQUORS AMI cigars. the nrst named party haviug
pcen arrested on presenting the forged document
sub eluently implicated McNaly as the scribe who
had drawn II uD After hearing both mgn were
committed TO await the &C i0a OF the Grand Jury.
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"No Popery" Agitation in
Great Britain.
SerranO Resigns the Spanish
Regency.
THE PASHA CT EGYPT BURNED OUT"
A Turkish Reform Bill Traced by
the Sultan.
FRANCE.
A Regicide Plot.

PARIS, April 80, 1870.
Reports are rife In this CITY Of new plot dis
covered by the police against the State and the life
OF the Emperor.
1t is alleged that yesterday deserter from The
army-a non-commissionel oificer-was arrested in
hotel in the Rue Montmartre who had in his pos.
session a letter from Gustave Flourens. ana note
containing instructions for mis- part in the execution
OF the conspiracy.
The Figaro says o part OF the design OF the
potters was to blow up the Palace OF the Tuiler.es
and the Prefecture of Police.
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wALsWs YAsu-" mulp:ara, alprx.~
A Lively Fisht-.Wsish's PeelerS-Huss aud
Coynfer- HuUs.


Coyntcr-Hugs.
At fifteen minutes a,xer twelve O'Clock this morn
ing, aftsr superintendent Jourdan had LEFT
the Central Police once. and Captain
s u Walsh mad et his station house In sp ing
street, liveiy fight occurred at the southwest
corner or Jersey alley and Mulberry street,
Detween some OF the occupants OF the
tenement house. HERALD reporter VINO
- Ever rVef on tne ny, saw the alteration and o.
rVea a TWO OF the Fourte nth ward police, twenty
i've on thirty feet ffOm the scene OF the alteTcaftOn.
nunpihg TWO femafs The police seem sd 10 know
no,ning OF the row. runner FRO ,eedel 20 Tho
ureehth pre;nct station house 10 info IN Captain
wa sh, nut ne was absent Sergeant Griin OF No.
oo Dlsechet stree was IN charge OF the desk bui he
cou,d @ no DC trusted Detective McKeever was posted
as 70 Tue hPh that before he could get to The sceno
OF " an occ pant OF the tenement house: who did
not Lossess six umbrella was badly beaten
IN the prese lce OF one OF Walsns depu-
ties and carried to his rooms above. Ihe
huggers retired IN O the alton hou q ana
answered, .tls supposed ron cal. The qury H. .'can
Captain Edward Walsh Obtain sufficient de- ails of
this case To spread 10 on his return; tins mor,l,au
for the informa ION Of Supernten ient Jourd m
and tile Police Commissioners IN the absence of n r.
Clancy from the city, who y supposed 70 have re-
tired 70 his home in Missouri by invitation OF Ed
ward Walsh Captain OF the Fourteenth precinct.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD MURDER.

train on the Southsde Railroad last evening
ran over ana instantly KILLED an intapstlng boy Of
three years, named Henry f. Tucks at the inster.
section OF Boreum ana Smith streets, williams
burg. The mutalated remains or the Child were re-.
moved 10 'he residence 0i is parents, NO. 144
Boelum street, followed by sympathetic and ex-
cited crowd OF citlz ems.
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sEMY INTELLIGENCE.

Four companies Of the Seventeenth infan'ry,
under command Of Lieutenant Colonel samuel B.
Hayman. arrived at Baltimore yesterday morning
fr Ia Graham n, c., en- route 10 DQcOLa, anu le al
noon on tile Northern Central Railroad. They were
al well
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VIRGINIA.

The Department Of Virginia Turned Over to
General Mcdowell.
RICHMOND, April 80 1870.
To-day General Candy Issued orders relinauish
ing the command OF the Department OF Virginia,
and directing all officers serving In the depart.
ment 10 report by letter to General Mcdowell com.
mandlng the Department OF the East. General
Candy and his stan lett tonight on the Chesapeake
and ONO Railroad, for Washington.
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Searching the Prisoner.

PARIS, April 3O--P. NJ.
On the person of Beauri were found large sum OF
money, revolver and letter from London, ema-
mating from man who was mplica G in a similar
plot In February last. This letter and the conre-
sOns made by Beauri him elf leave no doubt of his
intention to Immediately make an attempt to assas-
sinate the Emperor.
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History Of the Plot.

PARIS. Ap1l 3O-Aft rnoon.
The Journdl O0Icfa OF to-day announces that the
police have been for some time on the track of a
plot against the life Of the Emperor. Yesterday
morning one Beauri. recently arrived from England,
was arrested in the Rue des Moulons, whereby the
plot Is completely discovered
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AIMS, ItTIII IodV
The Comm 'ttee OF the Left has addressed mani
fest to the army In favor Of negative vote the
pLebtscitu1,.
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The Bank Settlement.

LONDON, April 80, 1870.
On Monday next In consequence OF the semi an
nual settlement OF the Bank OF England, there III
be no transactions In the stock market.
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Conspirators on the Wing.

PARIS April 3O-P. NJ.
Several persons implicated in the regicde plot,
finding that the plot had been discovered succeeded
in electng their escape from France. Owing To the
rigorous censorship full particulars are wanting.
Cernuschi has been expelled from France.
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A.-P0rr1VSiS.

young lady resident of Brooklyn, N. w. who
subject to fits which frequent and OF longer
duration at the of each Of her monthly
and which after six years. duration. ter minated Para
lyss of the entire side OF her body. has been
than six months per. ecty by the OF STAFFORDS
IRON AND SuLPIt X POWDERS thar there no appear
puralyzed.
Sold by druggists; package l2 powders ST. packages,
81 30. Mailed free. Money sent risk
HALL RUCKEL, 2.S Greenwich street, New York.
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Arrest Of Worlxingmcn.

PARIS, April 30--Evenng.
Two OF the Secretaries OF the International Asso.
citation OF Workingmen arrested this afternoon.
The police found upon their persons complete list
OF the adherents to the plot. The authorities are
now securing the city for those persons.
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Identification.

PARIS, April 30-Evening
The person first arrested (BeaurD was not de-
serter from the Frencn army as at first reported. It
Is now reported that ne was merely disguised as a
soldier that suspicion might not be excited.
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Other Arrests.
PARIS, A

PARIS, April 30--P. NJ.
Last night other persons were arrested IN the
Belevile quarter. AT til. house Of Of these the
police seized large quantity OF powder and mum
ber of explosive bombs. together with directions
how to use them,
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The Church Question.

PAKIS April SO, 1870.
The ArchbishOps OF Tours, Nevers and Montpelier
have advised an affirmative vote.
The clergy OF Lyons have received instructions OF
similar character.
The Bishop of Taranase invites the clergy to vote
YES"
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American Credit.

LONDON April 30, 1870.
The Saturday Rerfe,c anticipates the entire resto-
ration OF American credit only when, regardless OF
Supreme Court decisions. resumption of specie pay
ments shall be an established fact.
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The MNo Poperyn Ranner.

LONDON, April 80 1870.
The Pau Mou Gazette this evening comments on
the strong revival OF the mo Popery" feeling in
England, ami Attributes 1t partly to the Pope and
the Ecumcnica Council. but more to the multiple a.
ti0n of monastic institutions.
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Tho News from Cuba.

MADRID, April 80, 1870.
The telegram from New YORK yesterday ANNOUNCE
ing an uprising OF the volunteers In Cuba is posi-.
lively conlradicted by the government, which has
received favorable news from Cuba direct.
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A.-sugden e. Bradbury,

A.-SuRden N Brudbury,
Nos. 3i3 and 3i4 Bowery,
door below Bieecker street.
Having made additions during the past week to
dress goods stock call the special attention OF customers
and the pubic to the fol0wing:-
TAkO CLOTH, for suits, Is to 25 cents
Elegant LENOS, 70 to 20 cents; very wide
ENGLISH POPLINS BIZ to 30 cents aud all the latest
cities OF the season at 90 cents to III 25.
Also,
JAPANESE SILKS, PoPLiNs SILK CHAIN EPANGE,
LINES. BLACK AND C0LOtED SILKS, GKUS
GRAIN AND GLACE SILKS, 81 Is TO az.
Finer goods psoportiosatey low
BROCHE AND LACE ShAWLS EXON AUCTION.
CLOTHS AND MOURNING GOODS,
included in which Is
SILK FINISHED BLACK ALPACA,
at 25c. and upwards
Also, n specially In
lion GRENADINE, SILK AND WOOL,
at 75c
SUITS READY MADE AND TO ORDER.
In charge of the best
talent, enabling US 10 guarantee satis acnon.
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Dan,f sS Pnx.O

LONDON. April 30, 1870.
The issne OF the morning edition OF the Pau Nol
Gazette mas been discontinued.
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Working,ncn Accused.

PARIS, April 30-P NJ.
The plot against the Emperor, the Journal ONciel
intimates, has for its principal organizers many
members of the International Association Of Work
ing men, OF this city, some Of whom have been al.
ready arrested.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Large Fire In BostOn-Thirty Buildings
Burned-The Ten Hour Bill Passed by the

Boston, April 80, 1870.
THIS afternoon serious cOnnagratOn took place
IN the north part OF this city, orig gnang in Dotys
hay store corner Of Canal and Traverse streets
Altogether about thirty buildings were destroyed
mostly OF wood, and OF small value. Several
were occupied for storage OF hay, TIMBER
as stables. &c, Friend street court and Harmony
court, with ihe tenement houses therein swarming
with occupants, were completely burned out rem,
dering more than 100 families homeless. The new
extension Of the Boston and Maine depot narrowly
escaped the c0nlagratlon.
The state Senate to-day, by 81 to 0, concurred in
the passage OF the ten hour bill as 1t came fr0 the
House.
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telegram to hand in this city from Rome reit-
crates the assurance already conveyed in a cable
despatch to the effect that his Holiness Pope Plus
the Ninth has desired or will desire The French
bishops to vote for the dynasty on the occasion of
the DlebiscituDl.
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Death OF n Prince.

PARIS, April 80, 1870.
Prince Anatole DemidoY de san Donate, husband
or Princess Mathilte de Montiort, OF the imperial
family Of France, died this morning, aged sixty
yearS
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Died.

SMILLIE-At I2sth street. Harlem, on SATURDAY.
evening. April 80 suddenly THOMAS q. SMILLIE. q
the late firm OF Smile Il Co., aged "a years aud 2
dtys
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
FOR Oner Deaths See Fl0h Pd0el
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The Government Firm,
PARIS, April 30-Nie

PAKIS, 3U-NIpNC.
Notwithstanding the great excite enent here tie
government do not prevent the holding fpublc meet.
ings this evening The moment however, that any AT.
tempt is made to foment excitement tile authorities
will interfere.
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President Grant in New Jersey.

The lion OF the present hour in The quiet city OF
Elizabeth N. j., Is President U. S. Grant, who ar
rived there last night in company with his son and
da ghter, Jesse and Ne ne. The Presidential party
arrived from New York in the $40 p. NJ train lew
mlnuies al er nine O'Clock. There was waiting
at the depot the carriage OF Mr.. Abel
X. CorDn, IN which the President and his
family drove to the newly acqui ed a.d handsom
residence on Newark avenue II the former. There
was no demonstration, 10 cheering, except the gain
g lug OF large crowd who had heard that the P,es
dent VIE was to visit the place. Mr.. Corbin lii
formed the HERALD rep esentatve that the esldcnt
had, on his return to Washington from West Point
whither ne mad gone to visit his son, merely
stopped 10 spend few hours with h ster who
Is quite i'll. Tne distinguished visitor viii Ialn
TILL t0-nlRlt or TO morrow morning, and wi attend
divine worship to-day ut the Methodist Epsc pa
church, wnere doubtless there will he nutter
among the fashionable sightseeing portion of the
community. The VISIT is entirely private.
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The Military on Hand,
The Army Vote.

Great military and police precautions are being
taken tonight.