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Observation-Disclosures o'clock on yester.
day morning thief entered the store-raom
of 'Mr. j. M. Duesbeny, on Twenty-second
street, Church Hill, by breaking pane OF
glass and raising the window. He was
heard by member of the family, who
seized shotgun, and running down stairs,
found him fleeing from the house. a few
hucksbot which were deposited In his
hack win serve as souvenirs of his ex'
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DIED.

On the 9th instant, from wounds received from
sixtieth year. .a .or.g b
The funeral win take place on FRIDAY ,at 10
O'Clock from bis late residence, No. 2e7 Eighteenth
mily are invited to attend. i.9.L 4fg l.,u.ih =
+ In Farmyt,le, Va, In the 3zsh year OF her age
Mrs. MARY EtIZABETH, wife OF William Pref.
ley Elicit and daughter OF the late Richardson T.
Haw, OF Hanover county, Va. -.
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COINS, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, ac.-In reply to
anxious inqairers, DIR. scHULrz begs. to say he Is
stu to be found at his oidestab,lshed Office, Nine
teenth street near Main, afordine, as usual. the
most wonderful, instant, painless, and lasting
RELIEF to sufferers ever known: a@s ffsgsF 2
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BARGAINS FOR APRIL.
tHfVIuT FRENCH SACK SUIT, S22.
MELTON FRENCH SACK SUIT, coat and vest,
*i9.
MELTON WALKING SUIT, coat and vest. $50.
rHEVIUT WALKING SUIT. $?s.
SCOTCH COATING WALKING SUIT, $50.
diagonal. COATING WALKING SUIT, $3e.
FRENCH CREPE DRESS SUIT. coat and vest,
&32.
FRENCH CREPE SACK SUITS, coat and vest,
:2..
FANCY CASHMERE PANTALOONS,S ~ 90 $40.
YOUTHS FANCY CASHMERE SUITS, $la, $40.
hnd UT.
bnys' FANCY CASHMERE SUITS, Gil, sie.
and $l3.
Also, 4 large assortment Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
at very low prices. JOHN $. DEVL1N,
loo7 Main street (opposite the post-ofice),
an l5--3m Richmond Va.
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TowNsMIp MEETING IN HENByco, Tine
Conservative voters of Yarina township
viii meet at old Pioneer chapel, ON Central
tiirnnike, Saturday evening at 3 ocloek, 20
orpaaize for the registration and election !;
aiso to nominate township officers. s $,
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FOREIGN News.

LONDON, April 2S.-Bill allowing mar
riage with the deceased Wife's sister passed
the House of Commons to-day.
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. NJ. ELLYsoN q Co Will insert advertisements in
the principal newspapersi in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities at pub
lshers' rates. for CASH. Apply at this of1ces sa1
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CHILDREN's MoNrHLIss for May at ELLYsoN
&c TAYLoR's News Depot, mex: to Dispatch
building. ...a =.
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Ths fiinerai of HuaIf q. M s;,sss :. -
gIsss assa Clay;strsst church THia ifftdsss
Tnc friends and acqaaintances ARE insfss4to s.-
pisce THis MoRNiNs IRrsdayl q slf so,eiosS %
fson ne residence of his BE faihar, tsfs aaA Hiash
Tss friends Of she family srs respsesfally n.
yited 90 attend sr q Z 80 e
y The 1ssssae. ;s aENsAy - ... ..ss
aosaiNa ie III hsssas & 8 o'sioer. 'A1''
:As his restdence.. at u O'Clock u. on Tharsdsy,
April ssth, or tn1uries seceissd % sie fptfOl 81
Wednesday, THOMAS Q. 4 BALpMIN In fhs
ysan ,.fs & ns o -, rh,,, p,,
s ssseesa ssa:Td TosoRRo sSIRfs % ssissdsy m
Ing q shaif-past 1907 clock tE
Egls funeral OF Mss :, y. scHolIELD isss,
At fhe Gapitoi On MI pts sssS M insssns place
TODAY nc kalE.past = O'Clock frem M Bfrse
Baptist church, corner OK BrJSd and Ixtlrh
The friends and acqaaintanees are respectfully
On the szsh. IN the t#enty- -fon,sk ~ xess
eesstry assaes BIN, q - asa apsiis eisssn sad I
Christian gentleman. What more coaId be said
win be buried TO-DAY frona ths 1irss prssby-
terisn church as 30 AZ M.sy S
TIE dr,snds q Che family srs invited 20 at1end
ss ssss1 ss s.sssEs s.ss4s s
ssssises En- sna alsas. q shs isslls d 40 % rs.psss.
wv Washins in Ton q papers as4si plea.e copy.
in Of III canrt-leom or in the % cssi.s & "a Hpsi ps
lsIe: Ia the thirty -hrst year OF bis Age
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FUNERAL NorIcE.-The funeral of Mrs. KATE
NJ, TYLER, reIIcs or the late james W. Tyler of
church lFifih sireetl THIS (Friday) MORNING
The friends Of her fatner, Benjamin =. Fry. snd
her brothers-in-law, William "a. aud y. n Tyler,
are invited to sttecd. ~ ls.5.i hiti Ay9is.s |.
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New York. Baltimore, Washington. and Rich
mond dailies and weeklies al ELLYsoN & TXy-
LoR's news depot, next to Dispatch building. -
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TaANxs 10 Eilyson & Taylor, next 70 De,
pdlch oftice, for Applet0ns .ionrHds q ,Shg y
Harpers BazGr for this WeeE--noln ssh. esa.,,, "
interesting matter. We also nave Ifoi ta'ci'
Baltimore papers. s
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NEWS DEPoT.-An the leading MoNTnLIEs
and WEEKLIEs can be had of ELLYSoN l. TAY-
LoR, next to Dispatch building.
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New goods, new styles, and the latest fashions,
at E. B. SPENCE & Sons, 1900 Main street.
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MARREEn.

BY the Rev. Mr.. Dashial, or the Episcopa
Church, ON Thursday. Aprff 81, Mr.. JOHN g.
RUBEkTSON and Mrs. VIRGINIA N. KENE;
DY; ali or this city, M cards. f,.,5;,s, ~
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/ FIRST .-zErELLg has received
the hrs: strawberries or me season. They are
from Charleston, 8. @. +s}asH sSttSa1st Il
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MASONIC MOTTO The mem 4
IXI hers OF RICHMOND DskAfD0ErHX ~
IL 1bs Ts aissa MoRsfNa
TO pay tho last sad tribute OF respect 70 our DE-
ceased brother JULIUS A. HOBSON,
to unite with us. Srgfya s. 1.tS i.s1.fs .,
Il BY order OF the w, n.
.'-'tSf1 - T> WIbLfAMJ. RIDn9oK,
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ABSOLUTE Rr,tev1I or conss And BUsIoss.

ABSOLUTE REMOVAL or ConSs And BUSroNs.
tSsf5 tss q. sSsit RfcHMosp, April Is, 1870.
Some dsyssince De- RExDALL removed pain.
full RUaIoY Tor me In few secnr DIS, literally, as
he states, without cutting, pain, or loss OF blood
The ease that followed was woaderfns.
,.5sss.sgst 49, WILLIAM j. HALL,
House Of Delegates.
Cutting CoRNs D. numbered with the expioded
arts. This Is Clearly demonstrated by thenovel.
painless, and ealcacious removal Of them by Or.
KENDALL; practitioner for many years In Lon-
don, Dublin, Edinharsh, andnany Of the pzinef-
pal cities and towns Of America. + sss,s
Drs. Kendall q HARDRsrY have opened sn
eaace for short period as ~ Matn ssTees, where
they can be Consulted an hours Of the day during
their stay In the city.
Thousands OF testimonials simiIu to the abcys
can be seen at their ONCE. al:
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: }NEIEINERYs

MISS q. G. McLEMORE MILL sN
Ml have Der opening OF srA[4ER BeE- -
= -. : FRIDAY, APRIL 3arH, 4; s..y
az which sir,e she would be happy 70 see Pc ts.
dies Of sRlehlassdanda ass vicinity sad hsr Aae1as
ana Ps.raSa ascoant ssast cf the IA tslsi shieh
oefeli our city yesterday shls opantus WIN De
postponed tig TtEsD AZ Mex, As3 ~ 81
an ae-&
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH1. -,
LONDON, April -Nooa.-Consois, sAA Sugar,
Ts. ,sf.a,.-. .@s -1.5N --a.t -
LIVERPOOL, April --Noon.-Cotton dull up
Iands llZ6iIsd s....s IN. ...r..a r..
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HARDoZo, FoURQUREAN Il CO.,
OPPOSITE PosT-UFFICF,
are now opening large and varied assortment of
new and elegant
JAPANESE SILKS,
JAPANESE POPLINs,
GRENADINES,
SUIT CLOTHS
and other
DRESS GOODS.
LACE POINTS (some very smalD,
PARAsoL COVERS,
LACE SETS,
LACE HANDKERCHIEFs,
LACE COLLARS,
in endless variety, that cannot fail to please.
All in want Of DRY GOODS are advised to give
us call, as our prices are as low as the lowest,
and our assortment varied and complete.
ap22 CARDOZu. FOURQUREAN Il co.
NoME AND LOOK,
6a7 % A DIS TREE T, 627.
HIRsH & GUGGENHEIMFR'S
second supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS of every description, from lasc.
to any price;
JAPANESE POPLINS at very low prices;
Our stock Of WHITE GOODS cannot be surpass-
quality;
WHITE, STRIPED, and PLAID ORGANIZES; {;
MARSEII.LES all colors and Hypres
LINEN LAWNS at 25c.,
WHALEBONE CORsETs at soc,
WHITE and CHECKED MATTINGr
COATs'S COTT SOC. per dozen.
We would respectfully invite
ALLIN NEED OF DRY GOODS
to call and see IL tn !, can do any better.
HiRSH GUGGEMhEIMER.
-; ! !; ;. f#ss4!ss; sSsS! sss$ass statesmen. ,.u
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Priptemps, beautiful shades, at .s5c. worth 4oc.;
Plaid Popfns at 35c., cheap at 50c.; Grena
dimes at aoc, sold At doc japanese Popls, piaia
Whalebone Corsets ut s5c.; Linen Handksrchieis
ut SC per dozen, cheap; Hemstit. :hed Ha ndSer
chiefs at 2oe., cheap at 4oc.; Huckab ack IoSes S
loo Lace Collars, COllarets, and II luston Capes
lace Handkerchiefs Valenciennes, IAaces, aUu
Edeings, In real and immitati0n goo us.
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/ Rssr1rRp.-James Jster Phillips has been
sgaIn resplsed for SIXTY days.
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~ |. q + II | \ Il
FOR STYLISH CLOTHING,
FOR SUPERIOR QUALITY cioTHiAt,
FOX DuKABLE CLOTHING,
For BET ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING,
FOX u.OD LOW-PRICE CLOTHlhG,
FOX POPULAR CLOTHING,
FOR MEMS AND H0fs' CLOTHING,
EVERY ONEIN
WANT OF CLOTHING,
CALL ON
BALDWIN THE CLOTHIER,
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
Zap lal
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determined to keep his store now. as in the past,
TIE CHEAP STORE OF RICHMOND,
he offers the following goods:
BLACK SILK at IL worth ST. so:
,JaCk Mix al 81. 50 worth s2.2s:
~ .Ck SILK ut S2. IS selling everywhere for % ;
piArk HEAVY REP at e. cheap at saes;
,Xvk, HEAVY REP at 1878 considered
low at 81.
IRISH LINEN.
The hes, bargains in IRISH h,ShS-" x''"'
ar,ic,c at 81, Il, IS, Is, 75c. and higher-at
(which have been reduced to less .hah
gold value.
uo,..1,CK and CoLoRE KID GLOVES at ST.:
49, ,.twU.LERoNE CoRsETS at 7sc.;
,nIrs, ,UANDKERCHIEFS a! 75c. per dozen !;
r..ptin, CALICO twelve yards for 81;
yAED-WIDE BROWN and BiEAcHFo sos-
Ton al i?!c.;
nnNESTIC GISGHAM'
rLp-TfCKING Al l@3r.;
,n,rS. and CHILDREN'S PARASoi'S from
auc. npwnrd;
sHI-s CAMBEiC and CHECK MUSLIN ass"h-
LINEN TOWELS
TABLE DhMASK, &.
LINEN FOR SUITS, ..
,o rbcup to mention the price; in fact, all goods
are sold cheaper than elsewhere
.uIaskis call from one ana all, ana you wtil
ncronyincedthat mo you can SAVE FRoM IH I'm
rY-flVETU FIFTY PER CENT. 10y calling at
JOSEPH STRAUsE'S,
No. 1888 Main street.
htwecn Fifteenth aud Seventeenth streets,
Ap:7 oPposne ] STU. ..
IUCHTENSTEIN, No. 1907 Franklin
l. .tr,,l between Seventeenth aud Eighteenth
,Ir,,.,- has tu.t received his second supply OF
SPRING DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
HATS &C.,
Ahi,h he sells very cheap. A call and examina-
,i,,,, OF The same l. solicited and bargains war
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The following gentlemen are with me, WA vii
he plea sed 10 ste their friends j. WIsNb Eset -
q. s.5m ~ RSnT RsTnN ap2
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HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY CONF A.
III AY.-The ANNUAL MEETINiSi & OF tae
Terry COMPANY win be held on TUESDAY,
NAY ., at O'Clock r. M., as The ohce OF THOMAS
h Ellis presdsnt at corner insN mann asa IN
JAMES Fl. GARDEER,i
ap2s-td :. - - .--.---g - secr.IaIg.-!
OFFIcE OF THE VIRGINIA HOME JasUnATqEf
COMPANY, 4 Z
a y.t,tg ..75Ifsf, RIcEMoNp, April ss, ls7os
THE ANNUAL MEETING OFHTHE
baia Of their ONCE No. 1914 Main street. on TUE
DAY the 10th Of May, 1870, AZ 81 ho,cIock z; M
aros td s,szi.ts,s .!!i-.3 3's!s Secretary.
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1YTINDoW-sHADE ID Epn T., snss3 se
a. "A, ,.lsa MAtss ssest sEaa1siiEnte oala1WsiiEne
smI M m m SpFHE ia. as gold prices Geld
sad Crystaiised shsdes With se III
siosn dom one shilliug Per gard ngs 4snckA %
siucE arTceye1sag card se "a ~ .ess
YORK prices Csit aae nay OF a a&sSaasssss
Main stTeat, between ytfifan'h aae M Is ~ J
ssTeesa, y t2s - & -
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THE MOST IMPORTANT CASE
. WHICH HAS EVER BEEN
UNDER CONSIDERATION HAS AT LAST
... BEEEt DECIDED -.
THAT JULIUs sYCLE SELLS THE CHEAP
EST GOODS IN THE CITY.

He is receiving daily, in addition to large and
well-selected stock, fresh supply! OF FINE
DRESS GOODS Of the latest styles.
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&nIln1ol1il lispatfh.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEwsPAPERs OF TEE. CITY. I
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NEW STYLES
~ NOW OPEN.
rausud examine them before you make pur-
WM. IRA SMITH,
1908 Main street.
p A. SAUNDERS. HENRY 7. MILLER, L. r.
rirnR, and j. l.. SMITH, Statesmen, invite thelr
I,,,p rorI Cu,ter. ap2o
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JOSEPH STRAUSE
has Just received $ large stock Of ...
DRY GOODS,
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lncarer than eve. before brought to Richmond.
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WHITE GOODS. WRITE GOOD

WHITE UVUUo' WH11I o'~'o"
Plain, Plaid, and Striped Nainsooks at &C.,
Plaid and striped Organdles; sors-anish Ca Ca "a "a
wills Dilnity for sLirting; Quilts white an q
coiored), all sizes and prices; Piqaes Checked
and cordedI from CSC. upward Linen Bosoms,
Lawns; Creton's and Chinese Cloth for suits
Table lamask, Napkins, aud Doyles geod hid
Gloves at $l.25. .."a
sHAWLS, SHAWLS.
Lace-Points, q full line Black antl Coforec
silks at all prices; \ large stock OF C,tssimers,
Doeskins. and 1Ieit0ns for gents and bTys wear
all OF Which Will be sold st the lowest prices at
JULIUS SYCLE,s,
els Broad street, betwee Fourth a.pd F1Hn'
Closed OH SATURDAYS.
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CT. JOHNS GE, Nos The r.
y brethren Of this Lodge ara. requested 70 0
assemble at Washington Hall, on broaaI w
nose OF attending the funeral Of Brother P1rcHk-
Brethren OF sisteg Lodges are invited 70 attend.
~ oraes ''o'aa"'.' - 'Ne ~ - JAMES n. FlBEER,
!. .'iap iap 2a-lt -. seetesaxy.
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NOTICE .-INDEPENDENT Z sSl7t1Efts
The lnanabars OF Schiller Lodge Mo-
lac, Independent Order Of 0dl-Eel,g ynsy....
lows will meet st tiieir ha at 9o,clock ~. 70
unite With PoWhafan Lodge In peytng ina iass ".
butte ofrespect to Brother r. g. III a. .hpBsON.
z iByorder Or the Noble Gram: ~ a....4..
ap 2a--lt Il 4i,} A. KREZMAHA eocketaIy.
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DRY GOODS.

HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWs'
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members tof SAssRaCH-
IN MOND FIRE DkPAitTMEaT w1lltNesen.
nj yaj o,ciocEsP n. 90 attend t6 fanefL of their
late chief, Captain w. .A.CHAATE Ek8. TAas NOT
win appear IN dark cfotnaS, hetMefs, pa1eeS ana
an as~n $ ss seRa4es CcmsaanAer. s
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Of Pattie as postmaster at Warrenton,l VIZ
gtnia. srg 81. iii 80 t&@- - -
rho Departure Of Troops tor the
,Es,i .r. ,n West. i.a
wAsH,NsroN,. April Ss.-Five companies,
,nmharing nearly. 400 men, and belonging
70 tha Seventeenth United States infantry,
nrr;vefi here Yesterday from Virginia anu
left at IL 80 A, M, to-day on route for SIOUX
city. - -,.s r.an,a. sig.S. 4.
WASHINGTON, April ss.-The revenue re'
ceipts to-day Wero over S8S,Gs0'
Tehe Senate has confirmed General 30"
| dooI, Consul- General ut London, Horace u,
pike, of North Carolina, Consui-denerai ~
iaTTesPPi The President and Secretary Cox are ab;
sent nom the city, and Will not return t'l'
| Monday, ,,-,o.
| The members Of tne Washington, Ny Ny
York, and Southern Associatea fIess, !aerl as,u
q meeting this afternoon. Resolutions WeIs @
adnnfed Ia respect to the memory or tDr
Brock, and expressive OF intense
Svonathy with the afflicted community. J.
i PTIe Washington Press Club held meet
LING last evening at the RerubhcGa once Iol
]! the purpose OF, taking suitable acaoA 4! !!
deferanee to the s.lildsn death OF DID p
j Rrock. DIR. Brock was much esteemeq ..
j large number OF acquaintanees eonneetel
with she press of this city. who, with, the, ss,
hrethren of the Richmond press, deepi
) moiIrn his loss.s The following res0intion
Wara adopted ..,,,, "a, =, J, ,,t,s tha dir
oo,an,itF sFaiiai, has stricken the easy
Richrnond with eeFgaH and su1erinEs ~ -
which must call fr9m eYefT .loM s.ass,, :. Ssar !.
universe where cisilEsslon y Aasa as.a sss,, snn
sIt Expressions Of poignant Esss dasshs ss ss ~
nsfhy, we read among she nst ot Aelsh, w y
= bans pams oS pr.J. B, BEock, who fsA ~ ps
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sT @. O. F.-The members cot 1890.
il EXCELSIOR RENCAhIPNENT,S Sc IA
No. sss, win attend b funeral meeting kfs
aT0sssAY, 29ths instant at 9dd-fei-i >s9ss
stsibats sf respect 70 Pat. JuEiUs 4. HoBsOS,
deseasea. < 5,s,.t.'t f'stssfst @ s'4'
.'':.f - of 'l :. t'sNAsS 'Ae q JOHN b. VAUGHAN,
nm eos~r.H s, = ~ S,..,Js5 4 II 8 ScftbF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
LONG ISLAND CITY.

Yesterday the Governor signed the bill lately
passed by tine Legislature, incorporating Long Island
City, In honor OF event, 100 guns were fired at As
toria and flags displayed from public buildings and
hotels in Astoria Hunters Point, and Ravenswood The
provisions Of the BILL amended by the Legislature and
finally passed have been somewhat changed from the
or giLal draft They follows: The CITY Will en-
brace that portion OF Newtown lying on the East River
and Long Island Sound far as Bowery Bay, and run
ming back about three miles Within It's limits are the
villages Of Hunters Point, Astoria, RayensWOOd, Dutch
Kills Bssville. and Laurel Hill The city Will contain
five Wards Mayor Collector, Treasurer, Recorder
two Justices of the Peace two COnstabes from the city
at large, and two Aldermen, one suIerlhtendent OF
Streets and Marshal in each Ward also, clerk and
Sealer OF Weights and Measures In the city at large
shall he elected and he the officers OF the city.
The Recorder shall have exclusive criminal JurisdlC
ton the Justices OF the Peace being authorized only 10
try evil cases. Fire Department Is provided for ana
the Mayor authorized u appoint thef Engineer ana
two Assistants. Power is given the Common Council
composed OF the Mayor and the Aldermen 10 PROVIDE
the city with water and they are authorized Ia take
possession OF any pond Of water on the island not
occupied OF belonging to the Brooklyn Water Depart
ment for that purpose They also have the power 10
appoint limited number OF policemen and an unlimited
number of night watcheu The clause providing for the
election Of Supervisor stricken out, and, a. lar as
town matters concerned and where the new charter
has not provided for them, the inhabitants remain
citizens OF NewtOwn Each ward II designated an
election district The first election takes place the hrs
Tuesday in July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I

NFw-HAYEN, April 4.-The House Republican
caucus last evening attended by all the members
Gen. Pratt OF wehersed presided. and Mr. johnson OF
Enfield acted Clerk The Hon L. s. Foster of Norwich
was nominated for Speaker by reclamation L. i. Ben
nett the Assistant Clerk OF last year. was nominated Tor
Clerk by acclamatOn. There were several nddates
Assistant Clerk but on the second ballot b. A. Hough
Joseph T. Warren F. T. Cotton and Charles W Kelsey
were dominated for State House Keepers and John III.
Platt J. H. Phillips aud Charles H. Hoy for Messenger
The Republican, Senate caucus was held in the Nv.
MIR Goslee of Glastonbury acted as Secretary. Gen.
Harand -as nominated for President pro tenn, John A.
ton and Robert f. Horne Of Winsted for Messengers
and for DoOrkeepers, L. o. sage OF Daron and James NJ
In the Democratic House caucus, W. W. Eaton Of Hart
ford presided, and NJ Omstead OF stamford actcd a.
Secretary The decided to vote FOR T. T. DoOitte
Of New-Haven for President pro em and Gen. Cot OF
In the Democratic Senate caucus Mr.. Brown Of Water
bury presided and Mr. Beers Of Cornwall acted ~ secr
tary. The decided 10 vote for Mr.. johnson Of
Hartford President pro tenn, and s. a York OF New
The inauguration Of Gov English this morning at
tended by an immense concOurse OK spectators and the
procession OF the finest ever had In NeHiiayen
The Legislature convened this morning at 100 eock AZ
1880 O'Clock the Hon. John Cotton smith of Sharon called
the House order The Hon. Lafayette = Foster was
were elected Clerks In the Senate, Edward Harland
was elected President pro tenn snd J3hn a. oo
Governor the power OF apponng ocmm ,e me
two Houses in Joint Committee.
In his mcssag e 10 the Legislature Gov English recon-
tuition Of the State and says that tins j. most desfOs III
CONSCIENCE OF the Fifteenth Amendment. mat amend
ment, he declares, ratified by means or cllcancry
and which would properly ytate any contract be
tween one citizen and another brought about by such
means He declares that by the power Of appropriate
legislation which it gives Con cress it commits TO the
absolute control OF the General Government the right
10 vote in every State and says that the mockerles
OF an election in the Southern states under
the UayOnets Of the General Government Is sufficient
commentary the liability OF abuse OF such power
He further declares that If the state could constitution
ally prevent the deprivation Of the right TO manage her
internal in her way he should not hesitate
10 recommend IT, but he knows OF no way. He Censures
the course Congress toward Georgia, and desires
general amnesty for political OIieDses. Gov. En-
gsh also said that during the past year 1862 i9 divorces
were granted. greater number than III any previous
year and declares that public sentiment demands re-
forIuatOry lei IslatiOn in that particular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
MFTUODIsT EPISCOPAL, CONFERENCE.

MEMPHIS, May 4.-The General Conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church met at o'clock this
morning The attendance is very large. Among those
present Bishops Andrews, presiding officer; Kava-
naugh Pierce, Paine, Marvin Doggett, Nightman, and
DIS. Keencr. NechOn, Muncy, and many other distin-
cuished divines Tho Conference was called to order
by Bishop Paine. After prayer by Bishop Kavanaugh
and the reading of a lesson, the roll was called by
Da James the Secretary. The following Conferences
responded Baltimore, Virginia, West Virginia. North
Carolina south Carolina, South Georgia, North Georgia,
Florida, Montgomery, Mobile, louisiana Mississippi,
Memphis, Tennessee Holston, Kentucky, Louis'ii
sion, Texas, East Texas Trinity, Southwest
Texas, West Texas, Columbia, Pacific and Illinois.
The whole number of delegates is % OF whom leo were
present on motion, the following standing committees
were ordered 10 be filed by members of each
Annual Conference: On EpiscOpacy, luneracy,
Books and Periodicals, sunday Religion,
and the Interests Of the Colored People;
Bishop NCTvne from the Select Committee appointed
the last Conference Encouragement and Discipline,
submitted report which was adopted. The Conference
then adjourned until tomorrow large number OF del
egates arTIN ed tonight.