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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The Rankin Mills prOprietOTs III Newark, dis
charged ty OF and the rest refused 70 "0A cass ne
two are re eiustatel. Good sorAmen called for
The regular meeting Of the Norkngmens bnlon
was hel lat evening Preslen Nelson W. Young the chair Reports
were received from subordinate ocns IN favor o starting aa
np The delegate from aorcrs Union reported that the
strike Instituted the Union hborso OF tins city Two seeAs ago o an
of succs long discussion was h1i on
ihe oueor .ndng delegate the next session of tie National
Labor Congress decided rot 20 send representative
The st. Crispns of Newark are IN trouble. one OF Oh
n 10 paw and expressed wish withdraw from the Soey TIE
sv 6seI 10 ye hun discharge bot instead demanded his dis
barge shop which he vas employed Tue npoe re-
fused TO interfere AMI number oi The men Ten sos l oi .ls
rIp ID, leave 81 >t tspns u IL SAT- continue
@ k and an hopa employer, vii tae Jay iai they
themselves shall be made Tree
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,,,,ynrp N wILLIAMsBURGH.

Last evening at about O'Clock the tene-
,o No is7 North Fifth-st Brooklyn Eastern District
wa. ,be scene OF horrible affair in which one brother
,,,a, ,he other eauslng instant death. Thomas and
Ardrev Murphy occupied the same apartments In the
budng. and we're at the time under the influence OF
~, m inh ~ 3.J In MA hand pennlfe, made thrust
uith II NJ Andrew, and the blade penetrated ms heart
eauhlus of officer Quihnpt the Fifth Pre-
cnst Who was passing the house at .he time ana An BE
~ 80. hr,,bcr stricken at his act was stand
WI iionss. nv the door. Tho officer arrested hun.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
PED CLOUD WORKING FOR PEACE.
The Omaha Republican of Aug. 3, says we

The Omaha RepubIlcdh OF Aug. ., 5ay5 VIC
are indebted to Gen. Rugges for the following letter:
FORT LARAMIE, Aug. l, 1870
To Cen RuCCLFs Omaha: Yellow Bear, of the
delegate, to Washington with Red Cloud has just been
here with several Indians from his camp on Lance Creek
A rnnner came there from Red Cloud, who then on
Powder River with 80 lodges OF Cheyennes, follow
ing up the main village of Cheyennes further north lie
ia xerting beneficial influence among the Sioux, and
homes to persuade the Cheyennes and Aapahoes to keep
peace with the whites he will visit all the bandso sioux,
sin0 his authority and influence for peace Yellow
Bear says the young braves have listened to Red
Cloud and their prominent chiefs and that there
war pares now out. Game is scarcer the families are
greatly need of provisions occasionally issue small
Supplies The Indians have behaved well throughout
this region since Red Cloud went 10 Washington They
sincere in their professions OF peace aud friend
shin and no depIedations have been cOmmltted II the
Government promptly and faithfully performs its part
believe there will be trouble to speak OF with these
sioux They often inquire about the Commissioners lt
is hoped they will very come out and arrange All
matters satisfactorily. The Indian must stcainvolvng
OF ifeOr he fed by the Government, ana arrange
ments should be made at once.
f. f. FLINT, b. B. g., Commanding
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LOCAL POLITICS.

GERMAN REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
A special meeting of delegates was held last
evening al the Steuben House. Mr.. oiglsinund kauI-
man said Dee accepted the presidency with ful lnteh
OF seeing thai the German Republican cause obtain
stronger OutiOn from the Republican party, ana nc
trusted, with cooperation Of all present, 10 OBTAIN me
desired end. Speeches made by numerous deie-
gates and the best modes Of obtaining hearing WI
he General Republican Committee discussed Inc fO
lowing resolutions were then passed.
That G eie take the steps TO cooperate with the
ner Coe and the Committee u the State with regard to the
Convention % 10 iel al Saratoga. "
That e Committee Jay before the meeting OF dele
sates fesoiuto-s iof the Saratoga Convention.
Until then have further correspondence with The General he
suhAcau Comm.
Inst The
'i tne 0erusu Iepuilican Club.
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There will be music this afternoon in Central

There will be music this afternoon IN Central
Park.
The fishermen of Bay Shore, Long Island
recently caught 20 sharks In one haul
The following cases of sun-strOke were re-
ported Yesterday: Patrick COnklin, vagrant, In the
New. Bowery; William Ashford, in Frstaye,; Peter
Kemp OF No. 526 West Twenty eighthst IN EshthaVe'
Henry W. Stevens an old and esteemed cit
izen of Chester, N. y, found about on IuesuS
evening i'm coset with his throat cut from ear to ear
He had been greatly depressed Of lae and was al times
partially deranged. lie was 20 years OF age
Early yesterday, John Carrigan, q boy, VINO,
with others was stealing" ride from Phadelpha W "
this city by resting the trucks beneath tue o
from his position when near Linden Siati3h, anu va"
severely Injured that he IA not eKpected 20 h'o -.
Jobn NcCunp. lahorer. age 30, OF No. ,,''s 2o2
West Forty-second-s while riding up to"n to"nhs. ,nd
son River Railroad freight train, AZ @ shsas OF
Twenty dr. .ts1 fe between the csrs sae "uoo4s Va
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must not let Il drift and settle itself Unless we are;
ready to give up the consequences OF this danger to
the public peace and home happiness Of our people we
HoRATIo SEYMOUR
To Elias Mapes. Recording Secretary OF Worsingmens
Assembly Rochester. .
The crowd was 40 great in the City Hall where the
regular meeting held that second meeting was OF
ganzed In the County COurtRoOm. MI InOs rltZgerau
acted IA Chairman. Alex. Troup OF NeW-rorR, ana
Chancey Perry among the speakers, ana be'erai
TesOlutlOns were passed.
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Alexander Troupe addressed a large meeting
of wornsmeD in Syracuse last evening. In his address
he stated that arrangements had been perfected to call
q state Convention Of the Labor Reform party TO meet
at syracuse about the middle of September, TO nominate
an entire State ticket independent Of either political
lstrty.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
ROBBERY AT LONG BRANcu

The thieves are operating at Long Branch.
notwithstanding the presence Of Eew.York and New
Jersey detectives No one 10 know or il willing IN
te lust no" much was stolen o. who are the sufferers
the Clarendon Hotel, was robbed or $500 and tt tc
house OF Mi HembOd Was robbed Of $4,000 worth OF
Dreperts.
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and he was taken 10 tho Station House and lodged
cell The murderer Ia OF about 43 years OF age
The murder created the most intense excitement In the
neghborhoOd, and immense crowd OF people collected
the premises and followed the murderer TO the
nn. .UnIIan
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THE STATE or Trade.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS

PARts Aug 5rhe B)urss closed heavy noon
quoted 81 r. &c., and at the close Of The mare, they had declined
10 30 r. s5c.
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Speeial Notices.

PhaIon's ..yitaIia,D Or, Salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
pUAIONs "vTALIAr jiseis utterly from all the dy"" eoe
orer,o and restorer. % in use 1t totally different pms
cps It Im fragrant and perfectly innocuOu' p'op's''' ''
uuv or nt matter requires shaking and communicates ne
stain to the skin Or No paper curtain n'cssaV to 'oos'"
il, ,.s ,pD.,r.ue. for the simple that not hr5A n"s
s iu,euts purposes DISCOVERY IN Toilet Chemistry
70, ALE by al druggists PHALoN soS. Sev.Yot
The Liie-sustanins Principle.
TIE vital ,ni muunr systems are entirely distinct 0H each ''As'
man may have the JrsSn Hercules bu, II be sicen, vital
,s,,v he will no, wear d, we'll Or last q, opg or healthy aad
happy While he does last the Of oraa or even 'e'i Sah
who possesses larger share Of s arnans principle One Of the
greatest pure vegetable nysoraa H''rEr'
rERs STOMACH BrrrER s it Increases the vital force Of the 81"
TEN No medicine double the volume Of mans muscle or beisa
and y,o bis aews and dnevs HosrErrER BTrERs has "a
effect much more important promote, constitutional 'sOr
ranor the po4e aud and muscle are merely
the instruments holding the relation to il that machinery does
steam Let The slight and apparently fragile take heart 'hey may have
no stamina though TAR tss Ph!.oA s'eNs~ NNa~ '"'
eri athlete. they regard envy To restore to sustain 'on
this STAN nal principle which sheu in full supply The source o
,ni the best guarantee ofongeviy special property Of the '''
restorative I, .to only specific r iysePs, Oi'a'ne 0'"
tent ver. constipation &c. and preventive O all A'''-'
rou. character but the all medicines or 'r1sAs'as
,uon AMI Awakening the powers nure from HS''e'''
-. h,v. t,.e,-,s fe,b,,0ic
r,,. Fi,e., Reyerase. o the season'
- s4 k0sh ING JyiCg PREPARATIONS
~ "a bN i-,Sss esfirSg Sss nom sD'fi, WIN mkey
'0n'''' valuable ueia1sai ProIsl,lIss;; ,I; ,,, lro.
PREPARED LINE JUICE A, dsl,eos. beverage.
Is iMs yH1 nTcR CHhaP1GYB-The tn; Beverass 81 % I '
strongly RECOMMENDED a. oohns oi.n1 n1 Cbe
soa by Goo'er' Wine Me- W. FLEMING, Importer 81 w,uea
---- The Five Dollar
GENTS PEAEL tAssln as 70 D"'' 80
Give yoaf 'l'o'' ~ wARNOCK Co.. SO Broadway
s,eciaity. Light Locomotives
.sa Sssdss .lort and hght rsia For oh,.ssefs
sdPsi . G ~ and ore lumber dsnets daarnes 0rnass
nj mild, photographs and ru 10, popT,s p...AA p,v,
,,ed .tnies Passport Bureau-onisl Passports 81 ne ne
~ nsa Of STATE ssui by A. G. WlLLMAkff Cn'ei SIs'es '
Buildings, h ChsmDenss1 ,y.s
Trs--e- Bandase-, &c-we.r The Be', sssLss s ..le
haED II. EsonSay,,SIe sS sSe" Esssi.hnsni No snns,
Uard Rubber Tru,ses.-Ds RIGGS inventor of the onV i
Raber Tru. and vlreooels slgila u tad'
Oh establishment, Bar'ay-st ,,s-
Post-Omce Notce-Tse NAILS FOR - sosVsH sS ami :.
nay August xl tlis Ote Htgns AZ m, % -
!. die follows. sai B. ~ nsss p..l...,sr
". IL 70. sad u. ~ ~"
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Isaac Smith. SON 81 Co,'s GUASAcO CARRIAGE UM
BRBLAs saved many lives during the present. summer .ni "
tie highest medical authority .l the Use Of Cm0os )l igT !"
nnmstakable.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
POSTAL BUSINESS WITH EUROPE.

The following statement Of the transactions
Of the NewYork Post Office with European countries is
for the quarter ending June go 1870 The Government is
looking for means of transporting the mails to and
fru,n fIn Gnrrn mtg
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06

DR.. Snge's Catarrh Remedy reward - sn Henrab.
Druggists by mail 90 cents pmplle. hee "A
dress r " PIERCE NJ. D.. lJj Sen-cast, Bufslo, n l.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06

Congress end Empire Spring Co.'s Depot "r coSrrs'.
Empire and other Mineral spnng har y NhAfBs ka, AEas
BK6ADHAY FTee deliveries daily CITY sud Boosn ha.u a1 nI
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n iRRTED

Wedding aud Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Note Paps'
VIZ EyERDsL Sons loi FULrov-sr OiD DurcH CHcaea
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NEW-YORK.
prprpL1cAN STATE CONVENTION.

REPUBLICAN STATE CpNN NhNiiON'
A. a meeting of the Republican State Com
i,too held At Congress Hail. Saratoga on the Attn day
80 Arg,s 1870 II was resolved that Republican state
Cntion NE held at Saratoga, on Wednesday, the 18th
a., AZ scnember 1870 at u O'Clock noon, for the pur-
., nominating candidates for the offices OF Governor
" Governor Controller Inspector OF state Pris
ms and two Canal Commissioners, TO be voted for on
tuesday. the sth day of November next
The representation in said Convention will be the same
as that established by the State Convention Of 1865 and
.rnder which the last state Convention convened,
z First. One delegate from each Assembly District
Necoad: one additional delegate from each Assembly
district for every 1900 fractional part OF 1907 which
Shall be over 7J Republican votes p0ed in such district.
tTDo appOrt iOnment he made upon the Presidential
oOfp Gf les The several Republican Assembly Commit
fees or Associations hereby directed TO issue calls for
40 election of dele to said Convention hereby called
"a accordance with the appointment above directed.
IT, b. PRINCE, n. LAPIAM,
sIIAs b. DCTCHER, N NJ CURTIS,
A NJ. BLISS, WALDO NJ. POTTER,
HENRY SMITH, EBESEZER BLAKEsLEY,
JAMES B. TAYLOR, j. NJ. RICHMOND,
W II. STEWART. A. b. TUTTLE,
THOMAS i. STEWART, CHAs. J.. KENNEDY,
c. A. ARTHUR, X. NELSON GKRE,
EDGAR KEICHUM. o. Il. LATHAM,
JAMES ". Hustled, JAMES WOOD,
CYRUs b. MARTIN, Nj, NJ. CAss,
CORNELIUS ESsELTYNE, II. C. FISK,
GEORGE II. SHARPE, BEN. FIELD,
HAMILTON HARRIS, W. III. MERRILL,
A ID. WAIT, RODNEY W. DANIELS,
EDWARD F. UNDERHILL-
Te number of Delegates to which each District Will
F,ae He'd il q follows.
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HARvEY-LA wALL-Aug T. 1910 at the r,ieac' of'he bIse,
BY Rev. A SANFORD stephen l. Harvey eslt 20 Mo
Lsyinia L La Wall. both Of t,tsc>1
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
WASHINGTON.

NO EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS TO BE CALLED
AT PREsENT-THE APPROPRIATION BILL TO
BE CARRIED oUT-A PROCLAMATION OF
NEUTRALITY.
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OUR COLLEGES.
MADISON UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT.
THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT-ALUMNI ANNI'ER
sARY-ORATION AND POEM.

HAMILTON, n. Y, Aug. "a more delight
full day than Tuesday dawned upon the University
The graduates I'm the Theological Seminary delivered
their orations in Alumni Hall from the platform covered
with the faculty dvnes representatives Of other col
leges and men Of distinction from distance Inc ioi-
lowing was the order of exercises:
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
nIEn

Al Notices Of Marriages must be ipdorsd rih !h.L
name and address
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SPECIAL REPORTS.
THE RATTLE OF MANASSAS.
Revival OF Cock-Fighting.
- The Mains In Virginia To.Da

Spscsas Dispatch 70 The Ereaing Star.
MANASSAS, VA, March 7i.-The main Of ten
fights between game cocks OF Fauquier aud
LOudoun counties, in this State, came OFF here
to-day. Fauquier won six out of the ten, thus
securing the stake of Sloo. Columbus Fslin.
from W ashington, was stakeholder. Thae va
a large crowd present, but perfect order was
maintained throughout. Fauquier was backed
by Washington men, and Loudoun by George
town men. ID.
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The SENATE IN EXECUTIVE SESSION on THE
SAN DOMINGO TEEATY.-Immediatejy after
reading the journal this morning the SeEatc
went into Executive session and took up the
San Domingo treaty. Mr. Sumner, chairman
OF the Committee on Foreign Affairs, made a
lengthy argument against the ratification there
OF, and was followed by other members of the
committee. Messrs. Morton, Gonkling and
other will favor the ratification of the treaty
Lat<r.-The Senate is still in executive session
As we 60 10 press. a greater portion of the af
ternoon was occupied by Mr.. Sumner in deliy-
ering his argument against the treaty.
The impression at the Capitol to-day seems 10
be that the treaty will be ratified.
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THE MARYLAND DLRGIsLArURR--The present
session OF the Legislature will close on Monday
night, April 4th, at ~ O'Clock, and after FRIDAY
OF this week no bills can be originated except
quired by the constitution, ten days before the
expiration Of the session. The Senate has passed
the bill for the inspection Of al articiaIly man.
ufactured or manipulated fertilisen imported
or brought into the State or manufactured tor
sale within the State. The following bills have
licenses for a less period than one year; author
iEing the Frederick and Pennsylvania Line
Railroad Company TO build q railroad from
Frederick city. Maryland, to Washington city,
which was read . second time. The codincse1on
bill was killed, tie vote on ~ psssaee being
In the House Of Delegates bill was reported
20 incorporate the Turner Avenue COMPANY
with authority to construct an avenue from the
eastern boundary OF the city through Baltimore
county TO Middle river, with o lateral branch.
The school bill was made the special order for
to-day. report was made from the special
committee OF Twenty-Five adverse TO the exten-
sion OF the limits Of Baltimore city two miles N
every direction. The bill vas passed for the
sale and removal Of the Maryland Hospital 10
Spring Grove, Baltimore county. Bills weie
reported confirming the acts Of the Virginia and
West Virginia Legislatures in reference 70 the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad and its passage
through western Maryland; also 20 incorporate
the White Hall and Pennsylvania Line Railroad
Co COMPANY, and also appropri.sing q, ,sA 20 pay
to bridges In Baltimore city was rejected. The
appropriation bill for ISL ives pasaed. The bill
% pay e69 ,296 on account Of the Governor b
Mansion was lost for want Of q constitutional
majority, bat IL viii be reconsidered. The in
terest bill, continuing the legal rate Of interest
at six per cent, bus authoriEiae the payment OF
ten per cent. on contract, was defeated by yeas
Z, nays S.
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A GRICULTURAL BOOKS.

Practical Horticulture; SI0 New American
Yarn Book; e75s. Gardening for the South: 81
h How Crops Grow; s7 Book EyergreeIs; s.:
Culturist; Sl50. Gardening for Profit; sI9 Al
len Diseases of Domestic Animals; 81. Boussin-
Flowers; sl.75. Dadds Modern Horse Doctor; 81 50.
hOsnings Landscape Gardening; $3.50. French's
fullers strawberry Culture Sl5O. Herbert :
Hints % Housekeepers; sl75. JohnstOns Agricul-
tursI Chemistry; Sl.75. Rsndalls Sheep Husbandry:
Sl9. Dement'S Poul,er's Companion; 81 Burr
Negetables Of America; IS. DowHings Fruit anu
Culture; Slse. Husman's Grapes and Wines; Sl 50
May hew III Horse Doctor; IS. Parkman's Book
s3. Rsndis FlOweTs. ParOr and Garden; IS. Rand ;
Garden Flowers; IS; Horse in Stable and Field,
stoutridge; 81.
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Steamer Sunk.

Telegrophcs Excsrsirety to The Eeening Star.
MEMPHIS, TKNN., March 24-The steamer
Guidon, hence for Little Rock, snagged and
sunk to her boiler deck, at Harris Cross, ninety
miles above the mouth, in the Arkansas river.
Yesterday morning. No lives we're lost She
had full list of miscellaneous freight. The
boat and cargo are a total loss. She was owned
by the Memphis and Arkansas Packet Company
and was valued at Sl2,0e0 She wss insured in
the BOatmen's COMPANY of Pittssurg and the
Enterprise ofCincinnati for S3 ,00O in each.
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The Indian Quession.

Sh0rP Letter from General Skeriddn.
General Sheridan has written an earnest and
spirited letter to General sherman In defense of
his course toward the Indians upon the Plains,
showing that at present between them and the
white settlers the question is simply one of force
OF arms. General Sheridan says =" 1t seems
strange that there should be such want Of
knowledge Of the position which army officers
have to maintain in reference to Indian affairs
have IN my command at least hve thousand
miles OF frontier settlements, my chief andonly
duty being to give protection to the families re-
siding on these long lines against the outraRes
Of Indians. The Government has invited thee
settlers by opening the lands 10 them for pre-
men, women and children on this extended from
} tier Is very great, and there Is not day, from
one years end to the other, that these families
are exempt from the fearful thought OF being
scalpeds the women ravished, the brains Of
the children dashed out. When said,
IN . previous letter, that eight husdred
and sa.i should is sS: ssSs .ss ,s
: NY duties are to protect these people. L have
nothing to do with Indians b.t h this conAec-
non; There 4 scarcsly dsy n Witch de not
settlers from the cruel f.te Which nay come
upon them, ana N 6erccd = The alternative Of
choosing whether shsli regard their appeah Or
net she % Indian' I and whose famiIies have not the
fear, norning, soop, and night, Of Seins raw
man At The cestsr OF wealth. civilization, and
ref;nenenf \ not more dear TO him than ID the
vie ~ Of tEe pioneer of tie frontier. have no
Sesifsf;cn in making my choice. Am goinR 10
sssnS ty TIE people over whom / am placed. and
eive then what projection can. We have not
xe troops TO place ut each hsn's house 10 DE-
i've to punish the crimes already commitfed' ~
order TO prevent the Preparation Of other. In
taking the offensive have to select that season
when, can catch the hendsi and il village Is
the n rtsponsibility rs not with the soldier. bnf
with the people whose crimes neccessitate the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24

SUBSIDIES TO PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
CoNPANIEs.-The Senate Committee on Post
Offices and Post Roads this morning agreed to
report a bill subsidizing Pacific mail steamship
to the extent Of S1 600 600, and doubling mail
steamship service, with amendment redTirinp
the companies to build at the rate Of one ship
each year, aud Recommending that such ships be-
built Of iron. 49, -.
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CoSFIRMEp.-The Senate in executive session
session to-day confirmed the nomination of En-
gene Schuyler TO be Secretary Of Legation al
ST. Petersburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24

CARLoTTA PATHS first concert at Lincoln
Hall this evening will be attended by large
and fashionable audience, as indicated by the
sale OF seats. She will be assisted by Mr..
Squircs, the English tenor; Josef Hcrmanns, the
German basso; Mr.. Prume, vioknist; and Mr..
Ritter, pianist. The programme is filed with
choice gems, and Patti is in good voice. She
will give another concert tomorrow evening,
and final matinee on Saturday. Tickets can
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Acquitted.
1esegrapked Exclssssssy - ~, Ivvr,tr,u m,

1e'es'ephed ESei"ss~ssy .. s"e Svcrr,y oruy.
NEw ORLEANs, March 24.-The trial of q. "
Cammack, charged with the homicide of John
Nixon, Jr., at the Boston Club, on the sth of
January, was commenced on Monday and
gwen to the jury at O'Clock p. m. Yesterday.
guilty.
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Shot His Head 10 Pieces.
Ielsgrdphed Erclusipelv IN The Er>v;o, S,..

CINCINNATI, March 24.-Adam Herdt COM
mited suicide, this morning, by blowing his
head to pieces with a shotgun. He was I'M good
circumstances, but had been in the asylum, from
which he had been discharged as cured. N is
supposed he committed the deed while suffering
areturn of lunacy.
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Ielegrdphed Ezclusiuely to The Evening May.
BALTIMORE. March 24.-The steamer Dolphin.
from Philadelphia to Richmond, was burned TO
the waters edge on Tuesday, at Patuxent, Md.
The crew barely escaped with their lives The
fire Is supposed to have been accidental.
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The Trial Of Prince Il Onaparte.
TeleqrapAed E1ctusivs{v to TAe Eueni,o .y,ar

LONDON, March 24.-A correspondent at the
High Court at Tours comments on the evident
pdrpose of all the witnesses to suppress or dis
tort the facts.
TOURS, March @.-The Procureur General
has been notified that the cases OF the person,
accused of the conspiracy against the State and
the life OF the Emperor will come before the
High Court now i'm session.
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PRESIDENT GRANT yesterday stated his i'm
tention Of issuing general proclamation of am
nesty from all political offences and disabilities
as soon as Texas and Georgia are admitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24

WBIsKEY IN BoND-Secretary Boutwell, and
Commissioner Delano were before the Senate
Finance Committee this morning, relative to
extending the time for keeping whiskey in bond.
They agree in recommending that the time
named in the present law, one year, be retained.
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Protest Against Congressional Inter.
ference in Tennessee

Ietegrdphed Exclusively to the Erening Star.
MEMPHIS, March 2i--The Germans of Man,
pms held a mass meeting last evening and an
pointed committee, consisting of William
Miller, Il. Akerman, and Colonel Buttingbam
to procure signatures to memorial protesting
against Congressional interference i'm This STAT