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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20
Destructive Freshess In New Englanh
1etegrePAed Escassiyeiy 70 ns R,enisa Asr.

LOWELL, Mass, April 2o.-The Mcrrmack
river r. higher than AZ any time since 1852 Otis
Aliens drive Of logs has broken away boomx
aud much lumber win be lost. There is back
water in most OF the mills.
SAco, ME-, April D.-The greatest freshet
probably higher now than il was then. Four
bridges and several OF the PRINCIPAL streets are
impassable. A large number of houses have
Dsen vacated, the occupants leaving in boats-
Inc water-power machine shop is shut down.
and only part Of the Laconia corporation can
run. There are forty acres Of logs held by one
boom, which thus far holds. Ii IL breaks moth
ing can save the bridges, saw mills, and MANY
houses along the river. The storm still con-
tnues, and the river Is rising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20
The London Times ON American Ar.
fairs.

LONDON, April 2o-The Times this morning
has q leading article on American afairs If
affirms that the American political system Is
faulty, but free trade Is gaining rapidly. The
is shown in the cool reception that has met th =
Presidents advocacy of protection TO Americsn n
shipping. Other proofs are also cited I'm suprorf
of the statements Pfoi'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20
OUR OHIO VISITORS.
They are Welcomed by President
Grant.

The Ohio Legislative eycursionists arrived
here last night about half-past 12 O'Clock, and
were met at the depot by Senator Sherman
General Garfield, MIR. Mungen, General Fitch
Mr. Tisdale, and number of the members o,
the Ohio State Association and other Ohioans
The visitors were accompanied BY Mr. j. B
Mills, President Of the Ohio State Association
who had gene to the Relay House for the pur-
pose OF meeting them. The reception committee
them to the several hotels at which thew Were fI
lodge. Over one hundred ladies accompany the
excursiOnists.
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Shortly after ten O'Clock this morning the
delegation arrived at the White House, and re-
paired to the East Room, where, for about hall
an hour, general reunion was had among the
visitors and the Ohi0ans resident in this city
The delegation were accompanied with their
families In most cases, and among them were a
number Of Buckeye" girls fair TO look upon.
there, as also the members Of the Ohio Stse as,e
sociation, using their best efforts to contribute 70
ne pleasure Of the visitors. About quarter to
eleven O'Clock the President came in and re-
eeived and welcomed the visitors, going through
the handshaking process most patiently The
visitors were introduced by Mr.. j. W. Cunnino-
ham, Speaker Of the Ohio House, and Mr. G, p.
hunt, PRESIDENT pro ten. OF the Ohio Senate, to
who in turn presented them to the President
About II o'clock Mrs. Grant came in and re-
ceived the visitors, assisted by Mrs. Secre
tary Cox and Miss Susie Felt, from Galena, III.
The Red and Blue rooms and State Dining
room, as also the conservatory were thrown
open. and the visitors availed themselves of ali
the privileges offered for q thorough inspection
About half-past II O'Clock the President and
Mrs Grant retired, whefeupon the Secretary of
the Ohio State Aasociation announced that the
delegation would proceed to Brady's to be pho-
eoef1phed, and that tomorrow q photograph of
the party at the tomb Of Washington would be
taken BY Gardner. He also announced that the
visiting Ohioans would be received this evening,
between the hours Of 8 and IL O'Clock, By Secre-
tary Coz, Senator Sherman, and Representa-
I'VE Schenck, ct theh residences. The visitors
thenleft the Executive Mansion to visit the
various pabiic buildings and points or interest
TIE PROGRAMME 1oR To-NoRHow.
AZ 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning the visitors,
under the conduct Of the Ohio Association, will
make an excursion 10 Mount Vernon, Mr.. II. d.
Cooke having placed st their disposal the
sooamers WaWaseett and Arrow. A band viii
accompany either boat, and enliyen the
journey down the Potomac With music. In the
evening thefe win be . reception and supper ct
the Masonic Temple, ct which President Grant
and his family Will be present, and who're
speeches Of welcome WIN Be delivered By Bee
retary Cox OF the Interior. and Senator Thur
man. President Grant win arrive at tho recep-
y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
TAE MCFARLAND TBIAL.
Mrs.. McFarland and Mr.. Rteha rsass
TOWe0hRr.

1eiesrophed Erclusirely to ae Erens.o Star.
NEw YORK, April ee.-on the openinc of the
court rank B. GallAger, an artist, testified that
hichardson and Mrs. Mcfarland had been NJ
his studio together. - =
Ihe counsel for the defence offered a. evil
cence numerous papers showing the nrohity of
mcr sr1ahd and Richardson; the high character
OF tne former, and the recommendations ne had
Greedy, Edwin M. Stanton, Samuel Sinclair
Salmon r. Chase, Mr.. MeElroth aud others but
the conrt excluded most Of them.
Albert X. Matthews, stabieproprietor, testi-
and once to the New Haven railroad, ordered
by Richardson. After some further business of
an animportant character the court adjourned
on account OF the indisposition of the Recorder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.


have Just received, aud am In daily recei, :, ~ a..
following light Wines and drinks for tho snn,e o
season. of my own importation: Aief
CLARET-43yso per dozen, or $50 PEI, cask
Deidesheimer German Wine, IS per dozen
Sherry, from 81 TO Ss per gallon.
ChsmPsenes Of all the choicest vi'ltages-Rodere-
10, Heidsieck, M umm, &c.
Bass' and Iounger's Ale.
Guinness and Hibberts PofRr
itZer and Vichy Waters.
Thecelebrated BOWEN NHISKEY, IS per cal
Also, manufacturer of the celebrated NATIVE
WINE BITTERS, rvgufstor Of the Female system,
and malarial diseases. CHARLES 0AUTIkk,
spl9ly 19l1 and 1919 Pennsylyania ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20
PINlR0ES ON rHE FACE

For comedo1es, black worms OF grubs, pimply
eruptions and blotched dis6gurations on The face,
use Perry comedone and pmp remedy Sold by
all druggists. An IA smWks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

Inc DtrectOF Of the ssMarSeIlalses,
Sentenced 10 Impriseamenl,
1elegrapAed kzclEsirely to The Ereniso Star.
PARIS, April 20.-The trial OF Barbenet tba
director Of Henri Rocheforts journal. the N Ar.
seilaise, mas been concluded. His offence was
the publication I'm that journal Of q conerstI,a.
tory address from the women of Lyons to fbe
women Of La Creuxot. He was seirtenced 10
SIX months imprisonment, and to pay fne of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

The Worklngmen Of Paris-The
1elegyaPAed kSclasively to The Ereming Star.
PARIS, April 30-The long threatened strike
have begun in earnest. The foundrymen aud
moulders, about !, 500 strong, struck to-day, as
QUO aiso the taalors. The house painters are ex-
pected TO strike tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

~The following letter, which, according 70
sensationalists, "sPeaks volumss," Was picked
up IN the streets q Bleomingten, M, The other
day: "Dearest G.: Your boots are inside the
garden fence, ct the southeast corner, under q
piece Of old carpet Don't come any more, for
Heaven'e sake The old man sWears he'll blow
the TOP Of your head on. Your affectionate B."
11Iowa k excited over an slopemenf. The
young wife OF w. a. Milton, OF Drury, Rock
Island county, eioped with one George wray,
recently and went 10 Red OAK, Monteonefy
By Milton, and light ensued between him and
Wray, during which the former was shot in the
side by the latter.
ga youth named Jacob Harnish, seventeen
Year, old deliberately cut on his foot, ON Satur-
DAY hast, IN Lampeter Township, Pennsylvania
and when aaked Why he did Il. replied hat ne
should cut 1t OF. He had struck three blow.
and, picking mp the foot, hurled 1t some dis.
tance from him. The mutilafion proved fatal.
o1Grisaille or silver gray Ia the chosen shade
Tor the season II II very attractive, and its
ceolness and hstre combines With every color.
~The Warden Of the New Jersey stste
Prism requires all lady visitors 70 take down
ther beck hair IN his wifes bedroom In order to
Bssssns ne IT, snassns tobacco IN the chisnons
:. s6The ways Of fortune are vo,d.rr.,. u.,-
lie Scotton, Chicago woman oS in'e.,ns NJ, esis
the lowest oreef), has become hstr 10 sn estsse
IN scotland, len by her uncle, WorA n .SIo ,00o
1on SATURDAY John Lutz, q Re>dln~. p,
while intoxicated, and laborinl MR. a A. ~
5eAlousy shot his wife and 0crIa1 nsI~d II -
seph epayd, both Of whom are danceropsix
wounded. Lutx u IN custedy. =
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General Mcclellan Gsein~ fnto IN.
In0n Business.

BEDFORD, Pa, April 2o.--General Georae b
Mcclellan and number of leading iron manu-
facturers arrived here yesterday for the purpose
OF examining the recent discoveries of vast iron
ore deposits In this vicinity. The location of
extensive iron manufactures is in contempls-
uon. The General and his party will spend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

DaAs fer GoveFnneat Geld.
HslsrepAsd 1se'ssiSels b fzs Esssise Asr. 81
NEW YoRK, April 2o.-At the Sub-Treasurv
to-day, ssEo,ooo In gold vs. bid Coz at ll2 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

~ Circuses have begun to spread their can
vas.
0Paris dances gaily TO the music OF the
"Traupmann quadrilles-"
~The Stable Gang Club Of New York has q
$1,000 punch bowl. s
c~Two years courtship to one wedding is the
Vermont rule.
n1Nonogram fans, tastefully designed In
wood, are taking the place or all other styles.
n6When is Q leg OF mutton like . modern
poet? When it's Browning. <e-
0IIn Iowa the Temperance societies are hay
ing serious time Of IL, discussing whether cider
10 or is not intoxicating. isF 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

Tslaorapked 8sclssiselv 10 fAe EsssisU iaov.
RocHnsrRR, n. T., April AO.-Geo. Aulliner,
a Fairp0rt, committed suicide last night Il the
Chiffon House, By taking laudanum. He vas
suffering from Temporary alteration Of mind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

The RICHMOND MUNICIPAL TRouBLIs.-The
kabeas corpus case Of Archibald Dyer, which in
wolves the question Of Jurisdiction over the city
Of Richmond as between Mayor Ellyson and Mr..
Chahoon, was commenced In the Court Of Ap-
peals Of Virginia on Monday last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

Impriseanent fer Life.
fslegTephed ksclssively b fAe Evesiau Star.
NEW YORK, April 2o.-Perry, the murderer
OF Thomas Hayes, was sentenced by Judge Bar
nard TO imprisonment for life. Perry's wife and
children, who were In the court, burst into tears
at the announcement -. lH-r-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

The WellaaA Canal Open.
1slSrPAsd Sselssissly 10 1As 8vs.iU Ss~.
ST. CATHIRINH's, April 2o.-The Welland
Canal ID ready for business, and Win be opened
to-day. Vessels are arriving ct both ends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

frsokes snd tan r.lm the fsce, use ferry's moth
rsmedS Prsssea BY Dr. Ps P1y, rSa as asRis RSad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

Mrs. GRANTS RECEPTION yesterday after
noon was attended by large number of ladies
ara was brilliant affair. She was assisted i,
receiving by Mrs. Gen. Porter, Mrs Gen. Bah
cock, Mrs Gen. Comstock, Mrs Dr. SHARP. Mrs
Judge Dent, and Miss Susie Felt. of Galens. IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

@There is good sleighing yet some paris Of
New England.
0The most elegant lockets worn this season
are Of plain gold with monogram in red gold
or precious stones. f.-,-. =, - =
0"Better unpopular than like you, un-
known" was Prims retort TO q Spanish Deputy
who lately tWitted him with his unpopularity.
ga countrymAn of Hans Breitmann, Who "a
affiicted with q drunken wife, classically re-
marks that "Hell has no fury like vomana
corned.n ast st,Es
DrThe Philadelphia Star has Q cut OF Nrs.
Mcfarland, which looks - though she Waa
about two YEAR, old, and had the cToup.-M =.
- !, I = -, =. = -, ,,--tral II s.r s--.rs
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$40. TIME TESTS 1s7
THE MHRITs OF ALL THINGs.
- FOX THIRTY YE1RSrNA
RKWRK DAVUR, DAUE HuUTED

las beentested in every variety of climate and by
a,ns"st evEy nation known to AReficans 1t IL the
almost constant mpanion and iRestimable friend of
the Ussspsry and the traveller, sea and lsnd, and
OFT ".
IL ts speedy and sRfe remeAy for burns, pcalds,
c1ts uises, wounds and varioas other injuries as
~eiI'ts fer dysentery, diarrboea, and bowel com
plants generally and is sdmably suited for every
rsce 81 men on the face of the globe Be sure you
cali For and get the genuine Pain Killer, as many
worthless nostrums attempted TO be sold ON the
gcat reputation OF this valuable medicine
Directions accompany each bottle.
Iree . cents, 80 cents, and 3 u per bottle.
teld by all Medicine Dealers mbN -eolmSw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

EsSAfs FOB YOUNG MEN, on the passional
Straction OF the sexes, and the happiness of TRUE
hAkkIAG 4, " hen perfect manhood and perfect wo-
manhcod unite to consecrate the union. Sent free
" sealed spye!opes. =. Address, HOWARD ASSOCI-
ATlON, Box p, Phladelphia, Pa ja16- eo3m
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u This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
esd nor any .,.ahs poison to yrod.ce paralysis
boasting virtues they do not possess The eennine
w. A. Bachelor 3 Hair Bye has lad fhirty gears
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
y all Druggists. Applied ct Is Bond street,
N H feS-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

IHE CHARGES AGAINST GEN. HOWARD
The House Committee on Education and Labor
to investigate the charges against Gen. Howard
this morning had before them Deacon White
the Treasurer of the Congregational Churc.
who testified to the manner in which the church
bonds were negotiated, and Hiram Barber. VIII,
testified that the Howard University was at frs.
intended fora school under the auspices OF the
First Congregational Church, but Gen. Howard
furnished the necessary funds to build it and
raise it to a university to be conducted under
the auspices Of the Freedmen's Bureau.
NoNTNATIoNs.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate this after
noon:
Pinkney Ross. to be Collector of Customs,
Pearl River. Miss.
George A. Deering, to be Assistant aymaster
In Navy.
Postmasters. Lewis Holmes, Bridgewater,
Mass; Eden Downey, Brownsville, Texas; Gilt
ford L. Thompson, Charlottesville, Va WIN. A.
Pattiee, WarrentOn, Va j. Il. Taylor, Univer-
sity Of Virginia; Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, Logans-
port. Ind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

THE SuRVIvINs OFFICERS of the III -fated
oneida are expected here shortly. ana upon
their arrival Court of Inquiry viii he orga-
nized 10 inquire INTO the circumstances attend
ing the loss OF that vessel. The President
desires that the investigation shall be of the
most Thorough character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20
The Sd. Louis Damage Case-verAfct
Against Gen. M0ntgomery.
IeleHrdpAed ExclustreIu 10 0e Epenino par


The Sd. Louis Damage Case-verdfct
Against Gen. M0ntgomery.
7elegraphed Exclusively TO Ae Evening Star.
ST. Louis, April 20.-The case of joseph A.
Berry against General Bacon MONTGOMERY and
others, Tor $50 900 damages, for false imniison.
ment and the destruction of the plaintiff 4
newspaper Office in 1866, by the State militia.
yesterday in the United States circuit court
The jury returned q verdict against General
Montgomery, assessing $50 damages, and finding
the others not guilty.
The London Times ON American Ar.
fairs.
TsleerepAed Ksclssisely to 1Ae Eve.sno STOW.
LONDON, April 20--The Times this mornipy
affirms that the American political svsferr -
faulty, but free trade Is gaining rapidiy. The
courage OF the protectonists begins to fail, as
Presidents advocacy of protection To A msricsn q
shipping. Other proofs are also cited In support
Of the statements. ff'''
The Director Of the .sNarsell.,~e..
Sentenced 10 Imprisoament,
1etegrdPAed kzclGsicety to The Rreniso Star.
PARIS, April 20.-The trial OF Barbenef ,ba
director Of Henri Rocheforts journal. the n AZ.
seilaise mas been concluded. His offence was
tory address from the women of Lyons tn fi,e
women OF La Creuxot. He was seirtenced 10
m ,ovaf
4 0c0 francs ~no W pay nhe OF
General McClellan GeinG into the
Iron BusineSs.
fsse1repAed ksdusipely to The Bvesise Star.
McCiei,an "a - Sc,Senerai - george b.
tact,,sa emsn sIu ruuoeI oL ieaolng IRON manu-
of essv,;.;,,, ,s', yessslaay ior The purpose
ore deposits in this vicinity. The location of
t;nr TS. iIEn G manuaaStolies Is IN contempla-
several days in the comfy. P~'9 VIII spend
The Unkinde~s CuS af Ala
ch1setls HSuse Ietecea WS~s,s 80
y,Ioorons,d Rr.ry,;r.,. a. ~.
boston. AnriI ao~Th. uor.. "sss ..
debate, rejected by a vote oS sss ~ ss .ha
posed amendment TO the constitution enshpp;ng ems hppo
The workausmen n p.-,
r.,.o-.. II h.efness.
PxrIs. AMI sesy Ky % lac ons nvssssg Sssr;
have heSnn in e.rnasS '6 Tf6. sSasSneo sIikes
mouIders' ahant ! soo strcn1 .t.mnI men ana
did Also the talon. The hose nsirter. srs -
pecfed 10 sfrike fo-rnorro~ SS~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-22
HOLE NUMBER 1923.

and steady, elosisg weaker. Governments
noon quiet and steady, closing dull; skies
of 1881, with coupons, ll2la; Of 1862, l0sls;
Of 1854, 1O6is; Of 1895, 1O8ls; new, 107as; Of
l8s7, lO7h; Of 1868, 1O7A; 104Os, 1O6e.
Gold quiet throughout the day. Went as
low as 1895, but rallied to 2019, closing weak
at 2OA. 49,.
Money easier, 607 Sterling weaker, 1Os.
Governments dull; 62s 1081s. Gold weak,
1904. Southern securities opened dull and
generally unchanged; during the afternoon
heavy and lower, especially in new Ten
nessees, Closing quiet. Tennessees 6lh,
new 5Sla; Virginias 62, new GO; Louisianas
68, new 6a, levee 6s IS, 8s IS; Alabama Ss SO;
So 70: Georgia 6s S01a, Is 92ls; North Caro-
linas As, new 80; South Carolinas s., new
7514.
The following is the explanation of the
blunder in the noon cotton quotation from
Liverpool to-day:
The noon quotation at LiverpOOl-cotton
was merely mammal, and q repetition OF
the old prices before the panic, during which
The 1:3O Z. M. price, Sasd for uplands, was
the first regular quotation we have had
since that affair, and is confirmed by the
5 p. NJ. report just received. Yesterday and
the day before, the Liverpool market was III
such confusion that quotations could only
be considered nominal.
Arrived. Steamers Anglia, Glasgow, Gala
bria and Virginia; also, Hornet, from VIII
mingtOn.
Arrived out: Steamer Europa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-22
FOREIGN.

sincerity OG Austrian Neutrality.-Farther
Advances of Interest Consemplated--
War News Uninportant--NO Fighting.-
Death ofM. Parad0l EloquentIy De-
plored-!Two Hundred Thousand De-
cline of German Enljgranls to America
ON Accenne ofthe War--God,s Interven-
tion to Check Professionalism.
LONDON, July 21.-The fact that Austria
is ordering extended field maneuvres in
Hungary is accepted as proving the sin
cerity Of her neutrality.
1t is said that a further advance in the
rate of interest is contemplated.
Three o'clock p. M.-The war news is un-
important. The news from Paris up to
noon reports no fighting.
The Times eloquently deplores the death
of NJ. Paradol.
BERLIN, July 21.-It is estimated that the
decline in the number Of German emigrants
to America this year will reach two hun
dred thousand ON account of the war.
Count Won Bismarck informed the North
German Parliament yesterday that the de-
claratiOn of war was the first and only
proving cOnclusiyely that a surprise was in
tended.
1t is still believed Austria will maintain
positive neutrality without arming.
PARIS, July 21.-One of the journals Of
this city to-day accepts the war between
France and Prussia as Goods Intervention
to check Professionalism"
The Emperor decides that the citizens of
Prussia and allied powers may remain in
France and her colonies as long as their con-
duct is unobieetiOnable. Their admission
into French territory will be subject to
special permission. Regarding vessels and
commerce belonging to the enemy and her
allies, the following rules will be observed:
Such vessels as are now in French ports.
or entering French ports in ignorance OF
war, delay of thirty days will be granted
for their departure, and safe conduct will
be given them to their destination, or to
ports where they belong. Vessels having
shipped cargOes to France on account of
French subjects before the declaration OF
war, are not liable to capture, and may
safely discharge their cargOes, and load
with other in ports of the Empire, after
which they will receive safe conduct to the
ports to which they belong.
Subscriptions to the patriotic fund con
tinue to pour in. The attaches Of the I'M
perial household contribute one months
salary.
The leading actress at Comedie FRANCHISE
recited the ''Marseillaise," amid tremendous
excitement.
The French government denies that
French troops have entered Bavaria, de-
claring the assertion a malicious falsehood,
circulated by Prussian agents.
The Fsuncaise says: "Italy promises to
maintain friendly neutrality toward France,
| but declines other aid, unless Austria inter
| feres.
Diplomatic agents in Denmark and Spain
| report favorable.
| Russia inclines to favor Germany.
The proclamation of infallibility was ac-
| cOmpanied with most imposing ceremonies
| at Rome. The public received the prOcla-
| nation with great rejoicing,