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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-22
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Just received from Europe, large invoice Ger
man and French ACCORDEONS, Violin and Guitar
STRINGS; Italian vIOLINS, GUITARS. FLUTES
BRASS INSTRUMENTS. The trade supplied at less
than New York prices Country dealers, stationers
and druggists supplied.
LOUIS GRUNEWALD,
uo6 Tn Sr IN Tmporter No lg9 Canal street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-22

We publish this morning the official re
pott Of the elections in this city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-22

The bank Of California has been author
lied by Secretary Spinner to transfer $780,.
coo in specie from RauFrancisco to New
York. r.
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ROBERT e. LEE MONUMENTAL
ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLEANS.

ROBERT e. LEE MONUMENTAL
ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLEANS.
TIE organization of this Association has been
completed by the election of directors and cftseFs
as follows:
DIRECTORS:
William n. Perkins, G. T.. Beauregasd,
A. W. Boeworth William 8. Pie,
Hugh McCloskey. A. Thomas,
Ar Portie-, Lloyd 3. Coleman,
Charles X. Fenner I'd A. Palfrey,
william B. Schmidt, r. 8. Morse,
William H. Cameron, Samuel Boyd,
William D. Mercer, ArchiSa2d Mitchell,
II. O. e. Norton, 8. H. Kennedy
Benry Renshaw, Newton Richards,
EDWARD Barnett, James jackson,
t-e6rge Jonas, EA Tyler,
Edward Rigney.
oFF1CBRs:
WILLIAM n PERKINS, President;
G. :. BKAURBGARD, First Vice President;
A. W. BOSWORTH, Second vice-Preeideps;
WILLIAM 8. PIKE. Treasurer
THOMAS J. BECK, Recording Secretary;
J. g. CAMPBELL, Corresponding Secretary.
THOMAS ]. BECK,
Recording Secretary.
New Orleans, November Is. A. D. ls7e.
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EXCHANGE.
WHICH ARE THE BEST PIANOS

The sTEIEwAY l. Sons ard VII. KNABB 4
CO. PIANOS have received the FIRST Premium at
all Exhibitions and Fairs where they were entered.
Their brilliant tone, elastic touch. superior work
Ianship and lasting qualities have never been
eul,aled by other makers.
If you buy a Piano, buy GOOD one, or none.
Prices reduced to suit the times.
LOUIS GRCNEWALD.
paoofo-te Dealer, 129 CANA street.
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FINE WATCHES AND JEWEIRY.
s. SILVERSTEIN,
1875. -P0ydrns street.
Corner Oh Carroll street,

Corner Oh Carroll street,,
DHALKR IN
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES PINE JEwBLRY,
CLOCKS, sILvRRWARE, SPECTACLBS,
EYE GLASSES BTC.,
Would respectfully inform his Old friends and Gus.
toners that he has reopened at the above named
location. His stock being entirely new, his goods,
consequently are all of the latest styles, and are
warranted to be equal to anything in the market.
Having bought for cash, he can sell lower than
almost any other house in the city, and being in
favor of quick returns and small profits he will
guarantee bargains to all customers Come and see
his goods.
Watches and Je1elry repaired in the very best
manner and at the shortest notice oc23 6m lt2p
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STANDARD FIRE AND WATBB
PROOF ROOFING.
SOUTHERN PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING COMPANY.
Once-No. 1874 Peters Street, formerly
New Levee, above Julia.
NEW ORLEANS.

This Roehng is adapted to every style Of House
Roofs az well as Steamboat Roots, verandae, AVA
ilgs etc.
Costs less than that Of any other standard reof-
ing. Plastic Slate is likewise most excellent COW
erng for metal roofs of all kinds; it preserves The
metal, dispenses with painting and checks the coz
traction and expansion. Plastic Slate and lzish
and American Felt for sale in quantities 70 suit.
For full particulars sendf for circular. ee1S 6m
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THE CHEAPEST STORE IN TOWN

ID. MERCIER.
Corner Of DaUphine and Bienville Streets,
Is now in receipt of his fan stock fresh from his
manufactures at the North, consisting OF
MINIS BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS,
BOYS AND CHrLDREN's SUITS,
MEMS UNDRRCLOTEING, SHIRTS AND CRAvATs,
HATS. CAPS, UMBRELLAS AND CANES.
He also has just opened q eplendid assortment Of
FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH CLOTHS
AND CASsIMERES, in the piece.
WHICH HR WILL MAECFACTURR TO ORDER
at the shortest notice in the latest styles.
His prices are still fifty per cent cheaper than
those of any house in the city.
Come and look az the stock.
ro2c tip tial
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-22

HONEY CAN NOT BUY TT!
FOE meHr Is fRIc1LBssi,
BUT THE DIAMOND sPECTACLne
WILL PRESERVE n.
THE DIAMOND GLASSES,
Manufactured by
J. B. SPKNCKR Co, NRW 1ORK,
Which arc now offered to thu pdbhe. aae pre-
noynocd Nv all the celebrated Opticians Of Iho
world to be the MOST PERFECT. The sXBH-
TIF1C PRINCIPLE ON which they are constructed
brings Che core centre OF the lens directly IN
front Of the eye, producing clear ana distinsS
vision, ae in the natural, healthy sight and Pre-
venting all unpleasant sensattona such az eSim-
meriug and wavering Of eight, Dizziness etc., pc
cular to all others In use.
Thew are Mounted In the Finest Manner,
In frames OF the best quality, Of all materials ssed
for that purpose.
HOWARD LlLIENTHAL.
yEWKLKR AND OPTICIAG.
Ia sole agent for New Orleans, Louisiana
No. IS ........ Canal Street. No. -
From whom they can only be obtained These
goods are not supplied to pedlers, at any price
He also keeps constantly on hand very largo
and well selected stock Of
Watches, Jewelry and Silverware.s
guaranteed oc23 6m st ~
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CARPET AND OIL CLOTH
WAREHOUSE.
ELKIN & CO.,

EI'TA1N q OO.,
16S............. Canal Street l6S
Are receiving New Styles Of superior ENGLISH
VELVET. BODY BRUSSELS and TAPESTRY BRUS.
sKLS OARPETING, FLOOR OIL CLOTH. Also,
Three-pay and superfne NGRAIN8 of various quail
tea WINDOW SHADES and oORNICRs-nsw pat
terms Brocade Terrys, Brocatelles and Reps, for
Curtains, Lambriquans aaa Furniture, which they
ofer at extremely low prices. sc2s I'm 3t2dp
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MASON g. HAMILNS ORGANS.

Adapted TO secular and sacred music. For
Churches, Lodges and the Drawing-rocm. They
occupy little space, are not liable TO get out of
order, and require no tuning. In quality OF tone
and workmanship they are unrvaed. Prices
very low. Send for Illustrated circular{
LOUIS GRCEBWALp,
Southern wholesale Agent, l29 Canal street.
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BABCOCK FIRE EXTINGUISHER.

BABCOCK FIRE EXTINGUISHER.
BEST PROTECTION FROM FIRE.
WON A GREAT VICTORY AT THR LATE TRIAL
Fire on Canal street.
AWARDED THE FIRST PREMIUM,
A BEAUTIFUL SILVER MEDAL
At the Texas State Fair Over Two
Competitors.
DAVID E. BRADLEY,
General Southern Agent, No. 26 Caronoelet street,
New Orleans.
Send for Circulars and apply for agencies.
L. A. GUILLOTTE,
Agent for New Orleans, No. % Carondelet street.
Machines always hand for sale. my23 cod dm
EXCHANGE.
We purchase SHORT and LONG SIGHT BOs-
TON. PROVIDENCE. PHILADELPHIA and CHI
CAGO
Also, STIRLING ard FRANCS. and CHECK AT
SIGHT on German american Bank, New York.
SALOMON e. SIMPSON.
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NEW AND FANCY GOODS.

NEW AND FANCY GOODS.
KID GLOVES, vKLvBTS AND TRIMMINGS.
GUEBLE & NIPPRRT,
137............ Canal Street..........137
Have just received per steamers Fire Queen, Al
hsambra and ship Oak land q magnificent assortment
Of EKW AND sRAsONABLE FANCY GOODS, snch
as Kid Gloves, Velvet Ribbons. Tatfetas and Satin
Ribbons; new styles of Ribbons for scarfs Jet and
Fancy Jewelry, Embroidered Slippers Fancy Linens,
etc; Toys, Porcelain Dolls etc; Velocipedes land
Chdren's Carriages, etc.
Gentlemen,s Furnishing Goods,
Such az Shirts, Gloves, Collars, Cravats, Suspend
ers, Drawers, HandkeIchieis, Fancy Walking Canes,
GUEBLE & NIPPERT,
nol3 2dp2m No. 1871 Canal street.
POSITIVELY SELLING OUT
AT COST.
Tie undersigned, having determined 20 retire
from business within the next thirty DAYS heys
leave to offer his splendid stock of
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
sILvERWARE, ETC.,
A. prime hrst cost and would eolicis an early ex-
animation OF his goods, the stock mus. be all
cleared out In the shortest possible time.
The stock is we'll worthy the attention OF cor-
noisseurs in goods, and all those in pursuit Of
WIN be sure to find safe and profitable invest.
ment, where they certain to get their money
back.
G. SCOOTER,
Oc3o I'm M II Cayun styae4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-22
WASHBURN'S
PHOTOGRAPH AND PINE ART GALLERY,

The changes necessary to keep pace with t0e
improvements in the Photographic Art, are nov
complete, and for the convenience Of my pesrcos.
have opened Q Reception Room on the second noe1
Of my gallery, where you and your frien1s sFs
cordially invited to call and inspect our work.
WV. WASHBURN.
, 1870-04-29
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON. April 2S.-The Timex urges the IQg&au
passage nf the Land Till, as In Its present SHAPE
ann position y becomes serious obstacle to bcne
The CAu9chnaas1 announces that the tf1uess o
ae Archbishop Of Canterbury Is 50 serious that ,e
~ ofsr his rcsignatton, which is hourly expected
Ntnchc1ucs Will be appointed SUCCESSOR
tn The Chicago Danvtlls Raslrpad bonds are Al
LONDON, April es-In the House of Lords. to.
DAY, the o3ths were administered to Lord Wolrcr-
ton, who took his seat for the nrst time.
The Earl OF Clarendon submitted correspondence
N regard to the recent ragedytn IN Greece. Hesatd
the Greek and Turkish Governments were both
making active efforts TO secure the capture Of the
suit Aore than hair he Ean9 have M been NJ oper Pef-
1akcn- Ofthese seren had already been behe.d-
cd, and i've were undergoing examination, aud
would probably be executed
In the Commons, AE. OtWAy 1Aid before the
uonse the Greek correspondence. He said odlcia1
Information had been received from Athens
eq n ths ToFt 4s5 aasso q the ;,,1
last accounts the 6HGands, get uncaptured, were
making for the Tnrsish frontier. The Turkish
authorities n91M;sseI Tere On nas ana wonla
bo5deE ME OtWsy said, In conclusion, that the re-
mains Of the victims had been embarked on
board Her Aa3esty's 1Gzte4ntelope and taken to
= The Mouse went into committee on the Irtsh
VI. Headlam offered IN amendment obl1gtug the
tenant to vacaie peaceably at the termination Of
his lease.
me Attorney General looked upon the amend
msnt az questionable. II appeared designed to
amendment Was DeE1Hred.
Other amendments we're proposed and discussed
The debate On the amendments was Of little inter-
LONDON. April esa-The steamships Queen and
Samaria, from New York, arrived cut yesterday.
Owing e 70 N & accident lent 70 Tue ssppho, the 1rst
postponed till the 10th Of Mar.
, 1870-04-29

miscellaneous.
!nIge number OF persons who are Intending to
axe part n the Big Horn expedition Will leave
mere 1877 At - olqes ne11 Saturday
ton will DC furnished TO any number OF Endiridu-
ais at reduced rates, upon application at the Union
nSs for he Ga5 @ sna
q tae Gnited States 1ha5naeopaia Will meet on
Nednesdar ne1t 1t Washington In view Of this
rooms, No = beaTbofn street ycsse1iav @ :; ataeI ta
noon. and adopted the report Of committee on
Un Cs e to 1e e T. ns
Tie BoaId f q PaSe sSS @orks yesterday received
tbs the following aE proposal from DsGoyeE Meclel-
from Reuben street to Western avenue: Paving,
pei square yard, exclusive Of royalty, s1.so; the
wa1s peT 10 cabis feet pei cord 1855; cuttiug @
ana a., gsaaing ps5 cubic yard, 4oc The contract Is
took fright, on Wednesday, AZ the corner VI Des-
PLANES and Monroe streets, and ran away. The
Tason Eas upset, and The driver James Bell, after
leg and arm broken.
v;S e.; changes are IN pEeess At Library uan
the building. The walls will bc painted : cream
color, and larger panes viii be put in the place Of
The present small ones pew tiooT Is to be laid
down, and the walls kalsoM1ned and renovated.
There Is no foundation for the rnmor that Gen-
cral Shegidan's headquarters were to be moved to
IcllpluA On Tue B51Qsn Eo11fnntAn line The
General will leave next week for trip to the Far
West
The dry goods store Of q. Roseuthal, No. 1856
Blue Island avenue, was entered On "Wednesday
night b. burglars, who took SIS in gold, piece Of
silk, and quantity Of clothing, valued at Sea
"A Saratoga trunk, containing . large quantity
Was Stolen from NJ IS South Green street, on
Wednesday afternoon.
o. Sackett, manager. &C., Arrived In this city,
yesterday, on his way to Rockford, to arrange
with the Forest City Base Bail Club to play q
match game with the Kaw Valley Club, Of Law
renee, early IN May. At Topeka
room In the house OF Mrs. A. Tenney, No 1876 uu-
ron street. yesterday afternoon
"A thief stole S5U worth OF clothing, yesterday,
from the residence OF Wt1uam Delonge, NJ. 1is
Ontario street.
, 1870-04-29
F0REi
Turbulent Political Meetings
Throughout France.
The Great European Powers on
the Question of Infallibility.
Members Of the Greek Pariia-
meut In League with
the Brigands.
Serious Illness Of the Archbishop Of
Canterbury. =
FRANCE.


TAR1s Apr1l es-Many OF the political meetings
held throughout the country, yesterday, were ex-
cited aEd turbulent In nj Of those which a..
scmhIed In this city, shouts OF Is Fire Ia Rrnuh.
li9tter were heariL Prime Minister Olivier was
violently attacked ir the speakers who styied him
. renegade and traitor. On the breaking up OF
and In many places the people separated fInriny
the Marsctaisc. No rotlng has occurred any.
where -.
FAK1s, Anrl es-Baron ueblg, the eminent
chemist, f.. dangerously Ill
Ganbon, Representative OF the republ,c in
'4s and expelled from France In 3s, has returned
~ Paris.
raR1s, April es-The police authorities are naak
ing great preparations TO insure good order dur
Ing the period for takIng, counting and declaring
The vote on tbs plebiseitn,n.
The Electoral Committee which acted for H.
Ihiets, at the Last election, have Issued an al-
dress to his constituents ceunsclllng them to vote
"Na" or abstain from voting
All CeEtfmIst journals tn1 he Provinces pronounce
for pecafiTe vote or nnr.a -
, 1870-04-29
ILLINOIS,.
Proceedings in the Constitutional
Convention.
The Report Of the Committee on
Counties Further Considered.
The County Seat Question Final
Is Settled.
What the Convention Has Accom-
plished, and What Remains
to be Done,

uIBA1E US The EUcS3h AFZ1lCLk.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, April es.-The convention re-
Eumed consideration Of the report Of the Commit
tee Of the Whole on counIes and spent the entire
day in considering IL They commenced with the
fourth section where they left OF last evening
and finally adopted 1t amended in several essential
par,icplRfg. As adopted It seems to me better
suited tc the wishes Of all the members than IN
any ehar,e It had been presented, There vas an
animated tight on the Stxty-nrst Section. and con-
siderable 1llIbusterins toward the close. The
principal contest was on the amendment offered
by Nj. Schol6e1d to take the power given to
County boards 10 nx the compensation
Of ali county ot1cerB, md place it In the General
Assembly Cpon,this proposition considerable
number Of exciting speeches were 1nade pyo and
CON. The proposition Of Mr.. Schol1eld failed BIZ
, 1870-04-29
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Chicago TheoioRicnf Seminary.
large audience was assembled at Farwcll
Hall on Inst evening to witness the anniversary
exercises OF the Chicago Theological Seminary.
Rev. Dr.. Sweetzer, Of Worcester, Mass, offered
prayer.
"Glo1y be to Col On High - was sung By q cho-
rrs, composed Of the members Of the various
cholrs OF the city, who had volunteered for the oc
CASTOR.
Addresses were delivered by Charles c. Ha1rat,
Of Newton, Iowa, on "The Lore OF Pastor for
His People Necessary to His Greatest Usefulness;
Is E. P, Goodrich, OF Allegheny, Mich, on The
Attracting Power OF 1mmanuel;" By F. n. Barrett,
Uf Chicago, on "The New Evangelism and Theo-
logical TRIMMING" By Alexander A. Ta1n, Of NIL
kalr, on !" The Influence Of tho Bible In Human
Thought" By Oscar Mccullough, Of Chicago, on
"The Paralyzlng Eject Of Rallonalsm on the
Pulpit" and by George S. Bascom, OF Hinsdale,
Mich, on " Spirituality the Greatest Element In d
TTe.cher." ..
Alter nc singing OF tHcar our Praycr," de-
Gtees were conferred Gu the following graduates:
7 y. Barrett, Chicago: G. S Bascom, Hlusda1e;
e n bingham, Udina; o. P. Champllu, Stafford
Springs, Conn; G. S. Ellington, Terra Haute; ".
=. C1osss Roscoe: E P. Goodrich, Allegan; c. C.
AaHat. Newton; II. jacobs, Ontario; S. E
1.At1lun, Glenwocls o. G. May, Chicago; o. C.
4cEGiltck, ChlcaFe; 4 r Thatn, Nllburn; 7.
AIftra c1osing prayer and bcQedicton the cScr-
Cises we're concluded
, 1870-04-29
BUSINESS NOTICES

lhbIe Cutlery-Ivory Home and
cbony-handled-al kinds and quality pnn-a,tae'S
street.
HuLDURD, HERRCE 4 CO., 1es RanIloTnH
street ~ N'~Ao'ii'A
foclet knives, Rogers shears, sciasors, &c,
Of other honses for common goods. HUf.BfInD T1sTe
HEltRlCK 4 co, ,16s Randolph street N'
GafpenteEs' Tools-We have 3 good assortment
duced HULbURD, uERRIGK G CO., IDS Ran
dOlph street - S A'>>1''
Builders Hafdware-We have IN a coDnplrte
stocI anu all the new v1rfct9es as fast as f1,aufac
can make 1t to the interest Of bQiIers to
eau and examine. HULDURD, HERRICK L CO..
16S Randolph street. WY
, 1870-04-29

NEW 0RLRAss, April lea-corros-o,,tet: mid.
na a1nE1 s@9Ac: sales Of 2,5oo bales: receipts,
5,g6l bales; stock, 1909 balcs
S1.1e@Lfa.
BRAE-f1.4A
UAT-$26D0,
FKoF1BloEs- nrucr: me8s, Saas Bsco>,
1Imef. ls913Ac fer shoulders; 1skat7c for cIear
sab, and 11.i81sc for clear sides; sales II insde
neurea Hams, 19c- Larll, prime tesce, l6aIa17c.
=, ,GRocEk1Es-Suaal, good demand; prime, u,ffa
.1hc- Nolasses rebotled, 79c for ch1ice. 9e
WH1sRET-9aEc@$1.h
STERIIEG-
, 1870-04-29

that they simply made themselves ridiculous
Their remarks were received with shouts Of de-
! 1s'ye lnughter- The gentleman from DeEalb was
the only enc who seemed to haze any resl cause
OF complaint Some misch1esous comrostor had
s1ock thsec exclamation points in his speech
where there should hare been on1v A ncrin,-
, 1870-04-29

The Hest nnd Original Tonic of
!Ion,Phosphor1s and calisaya, known as Fcfru
rssssoles color TO the blood, the phosphor1s re-
news wnste Of the nerve tissue, and the calisaYn
gives natural, heAlthful tone to the tlcestlve d.
gans, thereby curing dyspepsia in It's various fors
wakefulncss general debility, depression OF srr,,
rs; also; the best preventative against fever and
E Sguc; ManuLactqrsd only by Caswel, Hazard /
, 1870-04-29

The Rice Divorce SnYt for frnu,' in
age Is causing great excitement In Boston. It
Snonid cause young men not to marry In haste,
hice Is but ri his bride 81. He swears she matIe
MaRnoAa Balm Upon her face, neck, and hands,
pouI youth. lie probably found that her SHOWS
Merent quite 50 soft and pretty. Ought uasan
THIS Balm gives most wonderful reariY ami
,, ns5uIal complexion, to which We don't object We
should use Lyons Kathairon upon The ha!r. WIKI
MaLy chin, rosy cheeks, and SOFT 1uxuriant trcss-
, 1870-04-29
. Geuf1emanIa Goad.

A handsome display Of new and fashionable
goods for genlemcns wear, is opened to-day at
Brown Mathews, 90 Wabash avenue, The la-
test styles OF pantal0ontngs and other goods In
ported direct from London, are amon1 the objects
which will attract special attention. Those con-
tEmHlannG an investment for the summer Will do
well to look ut the novelties.
, 1870-04-29

MARRIED.
,CAANRALL-SpukR-In Jancsrilc, March = by
The Rev James L Hodge. Mr.. Alien n trandsU to Misa
n: Els Spur, both Of Rockford, Ill ~ ~
ink April s. 1870, hs the Rev. March Chase, ChsIea
Scnb1zy. of peoria, and Mtss Clam O. Ward dsurter
1WSREa*SeyAN' 'YAioRsES-Auxu.. 11th, 1sss BIZ
srG. MaD.sota Eds.f # chesse and
q Hastsnsu, Mimi, Harvard and Aurora, hi ,papers
fltAsc COPY.
,SMfTH5McGEN- tho esth inst by Rev. Father
DoY!e At the Church Of The holy Namc, Robert Smith
snd & Ais. Lizzie Astiinn, Of Chicago. >''''-'-'
H1 Albany. n. T.. p7pcEs please copy
,IlCh ChNER-DHUAAOS0-Att the Ersddencc Of l. Il.
fAF%ood E9q by tho Re! DE. EvArta, John 1. uckncr
and Marion Drummond, all Of Eldn, II.
I.KEA-BRADLEY-In this city, Ap7il y At the
North Bspast Church, b. ncv- o. r Waller, John T.
Wa!EeE y. o, shd Miss Sarah A. Bradley.
fF Bt- Louia papers please copy.
McLEAS-GtLBERT-At Crcston. Illinois. on the
!5th Of Apri! " the Rey. 8 E Wihhn1d ikcv 7. Coo
fo1d Female Seminary.
, 1870-04-29

Among the arrivals at the Sherman House. yes
'tetday, were the following: Hon. W. ", O'Bricn,
Peorn; Dr. Brennan, Buffalo; Hon J. 4. Matt1-
son, Springfield; Lieutenant Governor Pound, Wis
J. ". Savage, Omaha; D. d, Colbert, Philadelphia; ;
:; 3 L0wIie, Hon ". Colcord, St Louis; n a
fhhef, g. Maynard, Q. 3 Txeedy, New fork; O.;
EFt1pE, N, california; C. E Gorham, Fort Wayne; S.
aTno7,d aEn.S, h;aankaSee: A G. 4 SpEague, Brooklyn.
feIaaE ti we're the following: Gcnefsl r BrinseT- :
po, pton, uh19; F. Boyht9a, !.aktun: r Burgess, Nus
Gser: JET r. ;" 4 E'iK Ha15ca e ihou!ss jones Roch-
mlE kenosha; r A Conssssly, %anSss1an a; y A99-
y. W OD1icn, Peozta; c. ]. Sa,es. snTtn,aIa aa3n
James u. Isothrock, Tipton, Iowa; !. Hsess
Morrison; o. S. Skinner, Milwaukee; il. r. ~,
Among the arrivals It The TTtaout Hoasc.
| yesterday, were the following: Captain L Bangor:
Hs 4: Hon e. e o:lman, Iowa;L c. ssverJ,
, 1870-04-29

fARls, april 2s.-Several French Bishops have
cent from Rune request that the priest1in their
dioceses be permitted to vote on the p,sbiseiium-
Ear.liua1 MatthIen has arrived from Rome
Z EMirerxe, An ultramoutance organ, sars that
mt Darn, while Minister Of Foreign Antlrs, d.
-cted the Marquis de Bonneville to transmit his
aemo1zndnsn to the Pope, and accompany it.with
request that tt7 contents be communicated to
ne council The Pope received the memoran-
DUN, but has not carried out the request
The Ca-tttt gf France contains communications
from several American Bishops, dIsagTeel1g with
the recent letter Of the Archbishop ot Baltimore
On the question Of declaring Pap21 infall1blIty.
It." Gazette does not print the nAmes-
ONE, April ea-The great European powers,
onSh tEeir Official representatives In this Cit,
asc tnti1nattd their adhesion to the principles
.nLaA<<1 In tho E+4noh rota, and af1ununcetl
atr concurrence in The provisions.
, 1870-04-29

Gpecial Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, April 2a.-PAssED DoWE5Props MAY
Flower and Dean Richmond: barks Constitution,
Mesten, Glenbuiah, Parana, southampton, frinee
Of Wales, and Fontanelle; brig Sea GEl; ssnls gu
Ai7aalaath, A. Neshoto, G. Il. Walker, T. sms, Ssas
o. d the Narrh, Hattie Howard. Dorr, CITY q Chica,
Nevada. ~.
PASSED. pF-PTop Fountain city; ba1ky ALICE, .
, 1870-04-29
New OrIenoe wurtr. II.

=. sherman, and B,d4cr Staie; schrs Trinidad,
o!;nen. Adirondac, and Helfensa In
, 1870-04-29

An AMERICAN EIRANER RELEASED.
HAVANA, April 4A-The Spanish authorities
have delivered over the steamer Lloyd Aspinwalt
The Captain refused to accept the 6fea1ner claim-
lug ELL indemnity OF $500 for every day Of dcten-
Hon- The ConsI General of the United States It
can uar On board.
, 1870-04-29

A correspondent writes as folowH:
As general rule, the people Of this city adreni,e
Ia1gsly 1o5 wants and eugples Bow T. hen ihai i
1ncut for tendeIsi Chicago derent In this respect
from any otheT place tn which have cyc1 Eetided.
work generally, bnt hare no 1neana ef asecttaininE
whr to find out parties requiring that kind Of work,
which, to certain extent resembles beEEiuE and
qtiIcs considerable amount Of "cheek besdes II 4
flourish ln1uIiahty ~ these temples Of art Why mol
hive fair chance in !his free couutyt
, 1870-04-29

Lilies Polish, for Polishing Pf-
anos. organs, melodeons, billiard tables, and ali
Warranted the best Price, Is cents per box. For
sale at ". ". Klmball's, 6 Washington street, by
, 1870-04-29

munroe's Rheumatic Compound
cure for rheumatism. or money refunded. For
sae at retail at 11arrngtons Drug Store corner Of
lltno!s and Rush streets, North Side Wholesale
ut Fuller, Finch i FuIler,s.
, 1870-04-29

Pimplca ON the Ence.-For Cone-
Goncs blacE-Eorms or grubs, pimply eruntcns
anti blotchcd designations on the lace nse Fetrys
druggists.