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REPUnIATn IN IN IOWA.
Letter. frnm %t4 1nt0r Howell.

letters from SA rntor Howell.
From fA- O.tun ~ la. Courier, NarrA II
Tho following i, seza Tor Howeil's reply to
the insoIent demand Of y nea1s A. repuaiatins
he ftIowelD should present their resolutions to
the Senate:
''sEsArr Guam J., :, March 8, 1870.
Sam. B Ec0,s, Esf.:
"DEAa SlR: recalsed h 70 days aince the
E,tinted proceedings and res olo uo1ls Of Il Cop
lscrleal meeting, tran mitted b. you, with the
request tllat should <ceent iht N to tho sen.
Ate Of tbs United States.
IL trust you will sen the pr1IE.ety Of my
position III the prarniss+. and Acrhp& th.e situa-
tiou with becoming grace and be1isve mo per-
sonally. Yours respectfully, ]. H-HowuL X
!as further e1planatia Of the matter NO
print the following letter Of tho Sana,or to
sam. H. Clark, editor Of the gate cay
"DEAa CLARK: You suggest that sona,
friend said should have presented Til, re-
pudiation resolutions aud denounced them.
~ think not Tic telcg1apllic report Of J
the proceedings III the se1ate in that case
would have been about az follows: tMr-
Howell presented proceedings Of 21hlic
meeting Of the reol'le Of Southern Iowa III
favor Of the Reputation Of the debt Of the
with the derpascl'. and that il aA the general
public wonld have heard Of it.
The resolutions propose to repu1Iatc the
debt OF the government contracted TO carry On
serve the Union. Ihey indicate that those alo
passed them symratlizel with tbs clief Of tho
rebellion in time Of var. and they propose to
follow the example Of that g1eat repuliator III
peace.
dorsed ss both rascalfy and disg1acefui; aud I
would not extend tho odium Justly attaching
to tho flag end Of 4 fiction. to tho great
party on the verge Of which it hangs: nor
even connect the uAme OF the te~u or the
A&ns trEi &tn kali khnj /
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tot0''.''-,'',... .'.'.'''.'
4 hFgo Past qf this il eut nth 1aapess. The
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The river. Tho 1ea0s whleh followed II TIL
pazuc19< moment We kcaxtte0dinG Ia u7r
cxsrene. TIE boat contained 4 lxrKe u1,
Of paAsenEesH, Ill Of which were In bed, and whea
she kk, the heavy and sudden shock, IN co1-
nect8h with the cracking of the texvy umbeEa a.
they were being broken u p!eccs, caused The pas.
eenEcrs TO leap from faclf hetthR, and general
Rt41nI followed, each passenger thinking that
thry ~ooA soon Be u The Gostom Of The AIssiss!f-
rtRtse. n required the Rrra&<st cdo1tA On the
rar1 Of otceEh, "A well as others who were leaa
excited, to psc!cut many persans from jumping
Overheard. The more the Ataatloa w
fcT1exedt tho moro critical 1t b.
came, n It wA evident IT the boat got loose
TON Waere ahe struck, that sne would noas NJ
dosbtsdly under the bridge, n which cyent the
boat, With every living souI on IT, wouId he lost.
liawsers were Immediately Aent ashore BY means
Or yawls. and securely fastenet! to trees: which
F:2A nLt done . moment too sUpn, As the GoAt In
broke loose from where shc struct, and
u n otle minute more would have gone down with
III CT board A heavy gate Vas blowing At the
tins anti the pilot Asya that It WA Impossible 70
bold thf f'oat against It In going through the ua1
FO~ Fracc. The hull N21 Aut lAjurosi, and co1s.,-
31ently The boat viii soou be repaired
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new YnEK, Marrh ga LETTER from the Dartcu
expedition, 'laic'l March II. says the u.lcrrs and
cn~h M. a wrll, except Commander SclGrttiezr
1 who II suffering mum lame les, which prevents
Ills arcbnssli. InK the exploring tr1rIy acruas tic
1sth1nus- 4 roai has l+cn cur, thre. rntrs In
length, into the tnteftor injecting thc river which Is
said I" tow into the Pacit!c Ocean. The Indians,
frish'enst! at arst, ,rEuve'l friendly, and
asssst'.1 shs cx1lorcrs III every way possible.
All xert sangunr Of nHezscrlnr ali casy suute for
the construction Of n ship canal
An AsplnNnfl letter reports that Captain BIRD,
of the American bark ksetnIn, was imprisoned
until hs rat,i 300 for Injuries received hy small
schooner with which he haul cnllitleI, after the
tchnonrr's agents ha,t agrre.i to take tllo- Tie
American Consul ruade an active, but nuayainng,
1ttetupt 10 utttatn his Fetasc.
Anothrr letter fEom the DaIien expedition says
some Of the mrn were poisoned in The Eyes, and
on thrlE fares and hands by the SAP Of the nlan-
sani1o tErc, hut all recovered ttcrcfrom. Thc
Surveyor have secured tuc maj, Of the topoEra-
rhy Of tho country hack to the base Of thu noun
tains, and, IN some instanees ~ feet mp the
mountains There arc gsrAt quantities Of yalua-
ntc timber, such as mahogany, loEwoosl, lnua rub
lcE, &c, and the RuRarc IL te tncHt cver seen
No Wild aniluuls, and hut few large snakes have
been Eccn.
, 1870-03-28
UTAH,

Action Of a Public Meeting on the
CuSIom Kill-a1enaortna TO the Hrrx.
Edcnt nnd Scnnsc-Moruaon f,rorh.
ccy.
SAT- LAKE, March ga highly respectable
meeting Of merchants ant professional gentle
men MAS held last night al n asonic 1Isll to AiYpt
a memorial to the Senate OF the United StateN,
tnI{om b!li which punish BY nue and tnr,t.on-
Iuent continuation Of the psttarchai family
relations. Addresses were made claiming Al
whole county, b liberal policy to
ward oHentie1s Of the past, helierln9 th.5 such
aetion would arrest poloRamE. Fdcrai oMcsr
estjop 1t The law. Robertson. Marshal Carter,
liusscy, John walker, an't Hollister, non-MoE.
mons, we're appointed committee 70 a,". up -
IntcnEG intcs,Ti to felt he1t on the sut!ecL u tnc
senate pa4s.4 the House bill a 1t ~ the Feffso1!
uf Ctah will bccorue Hcene Of dc5olAtt0n+
, 1870-03-28
INDIANAPOLIS,
Republican County Nomtnattons-
Dinufxcction Among tho dscrsnans-.
Gbbktrpnrg. Ar.

4hEF0N1tEA0 A0AuA$ 1NOE41AA1b0H%-
Dinufxcctton Among tho tscrsnans--
Obituary, &c.
SPECIAL Dcsratch to The Chicago Tribune.
1SptANAFptls, Aarrh 97.-The Republican Coun.
tt Convention, which NET yesterday, Was rather
uuhaynoniona The Germans hR', waitct, to se-
cure the nomination Of one Of their number by
the popular vote, and demanded that the conyen-
tlOn place German upon the ticket, a. either
Clerk, Sheriff, ur Treasurer. The convention,
however, failed 10 nominate 4 German, for the
rcason that the other candidates had bccu IN
sttuctc,l fnE by the primary eiecuona NheEtupon
raIt of the German delegates Withdrew from
tho convention The following ticket was then
nominated: senator, E. u. MaruuAale; Represent
tatlyes, o. ~ Wilson, j. II. Iiuldlc, Fielding Bee-
lcr, ailtl Edward King; Criminal Juttgc, byron
kclliott; Prosecuting Attorncr. II. c. Gnf,tu;
ClcIk, ". ]. Wallace; Sheriff, y. r. Ruckle: audi
tor, +. ". Hamilton: Treasurer, Frank Riley; he
co1tieE, T. +. johnson. The ticket Ia 4 good
enc, and Will command the unted support Of the
PARTY. TIE Germans that AT dissatisfied are con-
nec1ei with the Turner Soctety+ The Protestant
Germans will a1hEre 10 the Republican party. 4
meeting ot Germans h2s hcea called for Friday
cycnng. II Ia believed they will form an !nLe-
pendent county ticket, rndcs the manu- Of Re-
form.
The Hon. John Thompson, Secretary OF State
during thr gear 1S6s-G, ilesi htrp tiay, aged ~
Thr CITY has offered 1900 TO the Executive
Committee OF The Textile Wool Fabric Exhibition
~ hold their next exposition In this city.
, 1870-03-28

Special 1hrrateh to The Chicago Tribune.
sot7n BEND. Ind. March e6--A Nj. Marin,
single, aged about s. engineer for Aessrs- Ssude-
hacker Brothtts Of this place fos ihe LAST eighteen
M9ntha. was subject to gloomy spells, and often
S0o me VAS warth nothing to htN. Last evening
ne Nsns 70 nl: room. and frora 30 to 10 n u was
nasetna1.nG MS tsnnks and burning hts letters.
t*s'. nhhE his *atrh II the hra Of shc hett, took
nls on e1a' md left, md has not been seen since
sell in the river. NV" "NN 1'""s
, 1870-03-28

The Commissioner Of Agriculture estimate
that We have in
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ana this We do, because he hsa ,hn,.a ~.
coincidence and good faith Of thn pee,Ia, m
.of tne reason that he has assumod povrn,
H. conceded to him. nor in accordance vith
u force and beside4, for having yiosstad AZ.
nela . of tha fundamental law, which prohit1ts
me territory Of the rcrublic from bain1 soja
.:9 "a9tnef N whole OF in part He hsa made
st,u aet11tory, hows!er, = part Of the United
~ y North AmeIicA, according to theterns
between 1, the Plenopotentaries, Rsymeud Il.
ter. and Manuel Ma+ Gautier, First Mi1,ister
o. es&te; and NE take this etep because of The
Po"tlu causea and Just motives expressed
hereafter, that is to say:
ConMdet1ng, that on the ID Of My, 1865
eign National Convention, upon the Holv
1sAufe1ste, the tenor OF which was that he
accepted tho Presidency for tho pu.posa OF
preserving the integrity Of our territory, and
OF A9oIsns Tor the happiness of the country,
~ ana Ioat ne d1sclai1ned hll idea Of Dictator
;nn - "en some o. tie population were Will-
Eons4der!ng TINT he haa violated this soieu,n
uan, notwithstanding tho promise made to
good PATRIOTS
Go, toon,ssidermg ,s that Tie people have right,
ing them 70 disgrace, to withdraw his powers,
it obedience. '''@
Considering that Laws have no retroactive cf-
tect thAt the constitution Is incapable Of re-
rlHlon, and that the third Article, md tha onjy
paragraph Of Article Of the slme, cannot b.
modlhed, nor 10 arranged To be put in conflict
with its actual scnsc.
Considering that The assemblies OF tho poo-
pie Tor voting. opened In the different parts Of
the repeb!ic, have the double character Of NO
1enco and of bad faith, inAsmuch "a many per
aous haso been compelled To vote because
threatened with Imprisonment as h1ppaned to
some vino refused to vote; and because, mnrp-
oyas, the nanea OF absent pctsous Aero in
sefteo N tho VOTE Ihn8a factA arc attested
py the Alderman and Alcaldea. who wero unn-
pn61lc order, to morals, and to the lava and
religion Of the State
Considering that since the eth Of February.
lsaa, We poninician4 have been nation free.
sovereign, and independent, aud ~ such We
ought to remain and taking into account tbs
merits and services Of the principal authors Of
tho NeAtoEatiop, now forgotten, but who lift
up their voices to-day, declaring thst they will
chooee Commander-in-Chic for our army,
and establish central point for government.
without bribery, but according to the will OF
the n4tion
We, therefore, finally protest against annex
ation, and at the same time, throw OF the gov
eznment Of President Baez. We proclaim in
dependence. sovereignty, and security OF ter
ntory. Liberty and inyiotab,lity Of person NC
Likewise proclaim. This We do unanimously
and Of free will, At San Felipe de Puerto
Plata, March 10, 1870.
F. PE1EGE1S, General,
r. pRCDnoNME, General.
CAnLos .ZEsrEDEs, Colonel.
q. 4. MARTINEZ, Colonel,
and many others.
, 1870-03-28

MADRID, March 27.-6enor Becerra, Minister Of
the Colonies, declared in the Cort4a y,.stcyay that
the Captain General of Clba had received inltruc-
the CoHes, If the situation Of the Island will per-
nit
The Colonial Department Ia In possession OF
many DOCUMENTS showing thu character OF tho va
Eiuns consp!raclcs which eliminated tn the tnsur-
Feci0n in tnha. AMI proving that one Of the most
conHdcrahle If there plots had fur It's object the
elevation pf LclsuaM to the flccrusalty of the
tstauIt
, 1870-03-28
HORRIBLE CRIME

A Mnn and Hills Wifc Murdered in
Tonrkfn* County. n. 4. - The
Daughter Forced TO Elope with tho
Murderer.
, 1870-03-28
ST. LOUIS.


81. LpCts Matrh 97.-Thc number Of PERSONS In
this county who Jay taxes on 39ao00 worth Of
PROPERTY. As shown By the Assessors books, Is
1.<N- The number who pay on over 80 900 IL d0e !:
oEeT t0 Nv is to; on over <3uo 900 u s.; On oyeT
*5o 90 Ii 30: On over Il 0 0oo Is 10; on over 39-
9oo.tto is 3; Oh orer st,Un.Ooo Ia l. President
man TN 81, 500, John UFsion'a estate $9s50 900.
Mrz Anna L. Hunt $2,ls6, 600; and james d,
Lucas, $o24a,sGA
, 1870-03-28
ST. DOMINGO.

AnF khAurEcnth7 MAnl3c1to -A&AAHs<
Annexation to the United Stntcs+
-, In The name Of Goo, Of tho country, and OF
nbsftF No, tue signcrs OF this puhlic pro
test; inhabitants. all Of US, Of tho Department
o. cabao, sFsAt before God and men, and in
up ar1ns and viii never lay them aside until We
sscnfe for once md forever our now imperi1led
liberty, our barE.incd property, and our most
ssc1ed rights, ceded contrary to the primary
la~ Of thc state and without tho consens, Ok
upon the volition Of President D.ex and his
Minister'S. We invite Ill the chiefs, officers,
soldiers, and al the people Of tho Departments
Of the South and East, and throughout The
whole extent Of tue Republic to units with US,
aud to declare solemnly, ~ We now declare.
Prcsideut Baez, and also that be is hereby di-
rested Of tho powers Nc conferred upon hiza.
, 1870-03-28
FOREIGN.
Acquittal of Prince Bonaparte.
He is at Once Arrested on a Civil
Suit, and is Indignant.
The Feeling in Paris on the
Acquittai.


TbCEs, March 37.-P1tnce Bonaparse has been nc
1rocprepr General for ycrt!ict OF guilty with ex-
tcnuattnK circumstances The Jury were out only
one htus. A slon as the rerisct WAS announced
the counsel for the I1rftt ritr demanded 100 100
francs damages. In consequence Of this demand
The Prince VITA not released from custody. He
WAS exceedingly indignant because he VIA n1t
allowed IL leave the courtroom Immediately. He
sail nc wished to show lie was not afraid Of the
menacts made ngaiust his life.
P4RiR, March 27,-The news Of tho Rcquttun9 OF
Prince Don1paste produces everywhere Immense
sensation aud astonishmcnt, and Ia the universal
topic of conversation.
The strike at La Crenzot continues. Mauy ar
between tic troops ind wortmen. w '' A''
, 1870-03-28
PROPOSALS.
denominations.


.s.thAaEXHI
---..-.- EIa1s, IL. A.irb III is i. ia,
daed 1t the ofscr of The board IN lie ~ NJ r,-
hane COUNTY lila. until |: o'eock II On the 18Th d., ~
April uc1t, for the erection Q: that .qr:on II H.
Hospital BUILDING At Elsn- sathnrized hy An A, +,
tst1h2i3h the Northern Illinois H.ss4t,l md 4<v,, ~
The inaane," aFTtrref Ar.iI H. Isas -
PFprcsa1s must staff RIA IN soe4 FOR s,n;, -,
u4tt:tah and doing nj The Hok n-77,s,,J T., ,n,71,a
that pa1t H the huidi-E IL snr erected srrord
leg 70 the rans and srte!Ecatio1., exr.rt IT,. h..ue
apparatus proper, TIE walis u The s,3:os L, =. ~
brick ed etonc.
Ptopotas viii b ai<o s.c-ived for vi wcss inc:do,
roatersAtA II the natou department. r aeutc ..,c
work. brick sork. and li..est7g
Aso, for ea:tute14 work. Including roofing painting.
A1d elazi1k SAs at!1s aud plu4lht1x and ira work
All psupetals z1st b. accompanied With = k.ah ST
shfrt thousand dtaas 10 tie STATE o{ nsn;.. wi:h Z
twenty-five ernt n szuc ttan,p .Rxe4 eouditIoast sa,e
us t~Fsan CT Ftsens making the p:opsnl viii promptly
fnteF fft' tTart 10 dHos t!e w:k. IA c.e Tic ss4
saaa !* AT ~arra to h* ttfc1. at. 20 ktt. VIII h
ntn.4. '- As9S13s'
The .s-ty to wh I'll The -ntraet sh.!l r. ,4,-a nil,
* s'qE1Fd u Fft = h@rt hl the s1n II dcsbls TIA
aaoaht he 10 rrriyc for mid work L. l soprvrd b.
ttr tosrk- =" @''sS'e"'
1hs 1'a-eea reserve shr ri ~ u reject suv >. II pxo-
n:s-ts cf Ii. S.Ais, "'''N '-o -3-
IrFat. Hsa*s u ereIcNtd ir-1 .saled cpve:fe4. ex
aNTee+ fFc7.AA for Serthsr- t1llsoi, upto:t.1 mi
Az LIZ LOT Ie ls.sAe.@ and A.43,t..,d. :,
II. W. PADELraRn.
FerFetafy Board Of Trustees.
P!anA aud s<si;i=ssiorr will b. "a -sh1...,r ~ .h.
oaFe VI tl iVafo a EEta aud a:ter H.. a, ~ tn,
p:r~eet month " ~ " 1
Si;4*SSxs SSiG;a4*SSssi *SsiSS SsShsI!4;; H$ESt4ff; ,r-,s.:.v,~
At:r-t: R. ". fAux1<nn. s-e-rt4v
HRsr1T
ofSitE EA1Hf CONN -He4Kx uy SEn4lxYa%x
S*FT PACI sstcu.. M4scL !. ts,2
nH:es s,t TIC. r NJ WEnSTIhAY. Arm Il ia far
with epdhtf fat |"A=Ae19e bN2Attrclt
, 1870-03-28
FIRES.
Burning of tiac Enn1,tnEton Hoo1lcn
Mills MT .Hnumre City, Ohio

HuEntnE OF the Warrington Woo1lcn
Mills Mt .Hnunre City, Ohio.
Spceial D,spatch 10 The CkIeaxu Tribune
FORT WArSE, 1ntL, Marrh ss.-At Manmrt
City, Ohio, about o'clpck, destructive
nsr occurred It originated In the Office
ot the Washington WoolIcn Mills, and before the
alarm was gtven, waa beyond control Of tho nzr-
1Ntn Thu building, with stuck aIli machinery, Is
fntal lnks Of nearly SGh.nN. There IL an tnsur-
anec o8 twt-thlEls that amount, follows: Home,
ot New fork, sloWa: Imperial, u London, SIS,
llonc, uf SeW Haven, 3lp.0tu; Firenen's, os bay
ton. Il a0o: Hartf.'ni, s1,aN The Cause Ut the
fye IL unknown On account Ut tho water being
out OF tht canal, the tnili had keen standing Idle
for ecveral months, but was to b. stared to-ot-
fnH,
SASprsky, Ohio, March e7,-Thr fire last night
destroyed ". Casroll's RrpceTr; Ritter Er1h's
rGaf factnry; John BUYERS saloon, at,l badly
damaged ". Hetks store and tin stnrr: LOUIS
t;tllefts eassson nntl residence Loss, 81 eJ par
tally insured In Easter1i companies.
DETROIT, March ga nrc occurred about : this
afternoon, In Robert InkstcFs ti5r Torls siut.. S.
Wtp.'Ean! uycuae. caused by d gas explosion.
The whole store WIS Immediately wrapped III
!nmes and thu stock Of gpthls entirely slcsi,uyc-l
Loss 10 lnIsfcr t4N,Ohl-snsurlrl $2a,ao1. Two
storca Adjoining, nernriei by ". BansherErr, mill
inert, AMI j. Het4ilcs, EruccFy, were damaged
about s., ,no1 hs Watet. The building ~as damaged
several thousand.
, 1870-03-28
INDIANA.


Sp.vial Dt-ratch to The ChIeako Tribune.
PLYMOUTH. Ind, March a6-Thc election for the
appropriation IN favor Of the proposed Plymouth.
Kankakes / Pacific Railroad, came on in this
{cenue> township, ami the adjoining township Of
Wrst, the two townships through which the road
Il 10 be located Centre Rase majority Of ea3 In
favor Of the appropriation, and West gave q ma
jnEiy OF s., als, IN favor Of the Appropriation II
is Understood that the work Is 10 he commenced
on the road At no distant day.
, 1870-03-28
QUINCY.

n Steamer Runs Against The Rail,
road IsridKc-Dnnxcrou. Situation
and nu Exciting Timc-Euds Well.
6prci.l D+4pateh 10 Tic Chicago Iribune, ~
Quincy, III, March 27--As the steamer Rob Roy,
the largest Of the ktnkuk Packet Cnnrany's boats,
was passing through the draw Of the Quincy Rall-
fuat bytdge, This mutnln2. NJ O'Clock, On her way
10 keokuk, she struck her lartoaru side, Just OF
The nre-an against ii icehrtaIer, ~ It Is termed
-whch Is placed Just aboye the pier TO protect Ii
a4alntt the tre--H1th such force IS to car1J away
tine wheel. the blac1sulith's shop, and nearly ali
the guards Ou that side. She Wai now JoEet!ess,
1ud immediately swung around squarely acrp1s
, 1870-03-28

1.N1OFEE1IE EUC NHt1ulky KAlKN&a
sprrisl Drxratch to rbe Chieaka Tribune,
CHEYESsE, ". T., MArch s,.-Thc following was
printed In last evenings Leader: "We the uutlcr-
sienesl grand Jurors, Of the grand Jury Of the
county Of laramie, for the March term, In the year
OF our Lorr1 lssn, hereby give due notice to each
and every YxEKon carrying bus1ncss in 8Aid city
Of Chcscnne, except druGEtets ant. they alone ex-
ctptcs! thar each ar! every person hereafter found
dong business on Sunday ARE and e1ali t,e ltahlc
4, fs' indicted therefor, and prosecuted According
II tho stArut4. IN such Casc snafe and provided"
Sig1HI hy fh!ftsrn grand jutrrA
Chrf Justice Howe LEFT tor Washington today,
In the interest Of the IsG Horn Mining Association.
, 1870-03-28


: This il TO certify tha, we have sold,
<, the Ran,~',elI Norway Oats, at 8 rer bushel,
: on the following conditions, to vii: i:
< That d. ". liRtnateu Co. are to hare the
: tcrop raisetl from the said seetf at {l.00 per
9fhushei OF thisr!-two pounds, delivered at the
E}EailFuad '!epot nearest the sald.
firlsce, tn bags to be furnished BY D W..
E,RAmaleu / Co., and said. Observation-Disclosures
! to have sald OATS properly cleaned anil Suits
: fble for secti, free from foui 1eet or other
kinds OF oats, and IN deliver them without
{ Etunneccssary delay. and tn any case within
etten dayn AFTER receipt Of money for the same.
s!The said. .--..hcfcbT reserves the
EIpHT1)eEc Of retaining. bushels Of sail .
Z Ioats for bis own use rs *cesl. and agrees
Il to notify us A. eooon II hts 0at<.
! It. s Rcr.1 are threshed, and not later
stanr. tthAn November II, Of the q1an-,
: 5eA J titr hs has that he can deliver
@.- As above.
, 1870-03-28
NEW GRENADA.

NEW YORK, March 9'.-A Panama letter says
Captain HrIIlr, an American Mho Cl1trns tn know
route acrsss Dar1en superior to all other routes
and by which be Can pnXs frUm AsptnwAlI 10 Panu-
ina entr.ly by water, has chartered small sail
l'oat at Aspinwal, to bic delivered In Panama, and
gone 10 Caledonia Bar.
, 1870-03-28

s7ceI.l Dsrpatea 70 The Chieaso Tribune.
NuxArkxE, March s7.-Tyrograrhtcal Cnlon
No. g met LAST evening and elected Geo Treysef,
President: Casey, Vice President; Secretary, Geo
g skeen: TREASURER, Fred Trcyses; Delegate u
The National Convention, VIM ". Bird; Aieznate,
Geo 7. Eddy.
The weather Is cloudy aod cool here. Consider
aols rain fell west Of here o1 Saturday but 10
damage reported tro1a noodA
, 1870-03-28
ITALY.

PARIS, March 27,-1t IL believed It Home that
The French Government IL engaged in discussing
with the English Government the political aspects
ton OF Bishop Strassmcscr's protest against the
proclamattn1, Of thu dogma IL hourly expected.
\ manifesto gu the subject from Count Darn Is
Htsn link ri fnr
, 1870-03-28

NEW TORE, March 97.-Ot51cial dispatches frnn.
Dacz announcing the result Of the SaiI Domingo
cicc'lnn, 1!a|H nut Yet rachel Washington, but
arr en tottt ria Hasuna, and expected snufty.
, 1870-03-28

Thie is very cstcfulls-*orded rert,fcate: il
cannot be called contract, for nothing binds
RanEde1l i Co. to talethe oats II one dollar a
bpshel; nor is it probable that the market
price Of RAtnsde11 i Co.'S NORWAY oahs next
winter viii rnle one cent above a.4r other good
va1iety Of this grain. Gray or b.ack oats hare
never been popular With the feedcr+ and only
with tho producer on account Of the extra
weld. Oats are quoted in the Chicago market
at thi.t!-eiSht cents. and in sowing large
crop wc viii do better to depend on that fact
than On any eophiam Of this certificate.
Will rome Of the farmer boss who read TIE
TR1prSE send nc samples Of tho brown Or
black oats that were grown befose the advent
Of this supposed new vAtiety7 i few grains IN
letter vii be ample
1t il important that these matters Of identity
be eet.le1, fc. the public have not forgotten
The VARIOUS attempts Of palning od old vaEi-
etiea under new names.
Thirty vear. hence, when these hovs Who
ask to send me samples have grown to be men:
when the Ramsdeu Norway oats haFe been
forgotten. and when sone Aspiring genlus
shall 1e-diseoyer them in package OF Norway
pcAs. they will be ready to identity the sc-
quaintance Of their youth, and will laugh at the
xttempt ~ good gosk.
Many farmers who were offered - bushel
for their c1urs Of these oats have advertised
and sold It S2.50 to II.
Ihaye numerous circulars On my table Of
Sesing the seed At theee rAtes, which lead me
to the impression that tic market Il getting
dull, ard thoee who h4ye seed to sell haa bet
ter hurry up OF they may be left out in the
cold.
Il
, 1870-03-28

Etcrec storm in baltimore.
BALTIMORE, March 2d4-TheIe WIS severe wind
ana rain etorm last hight and shls morning. TWEEN
~ btld!nEs we're blown duwn OF partially s]eruo&-
lhhed Several houses were unrpoted Ten .arRc
s1eeA IN Druid Field Park were torn up by tie
TooA The Eloop Caroline waa sunk In back
, 1870-03-28
MOURNING GOODS;
MOURNING GOODS,
FIELD,
Letter & CO..

Will open on MONDAY,
March 20, he sh lines of Black
Mohair Lustr,es, Black and
Blue BLACK ALPA'CAs,
Of the ce1ebrat ed TIGER
BRAND, ,RealFren>:hA1pacas
Jet Gros DeVenice for deep
mourning, Creton CIoth for
suits, Australian Grapes in all
qualities, Tamises and Wool
Delaines, French Chal1i, Eng
ish and French Bombazines,
Henrietta Cloth, serges and
Velour DeNice, Empress Cloth
and meriuos.
4 full assortment of Second
Mourning Goods, Black and
White P1aids, FRENCH and
RISHPoPLNs, JAPANESE
SILKS, F1orentines, Grena-
dimes, Grapes, &C., &c.
The above comprises the
finest classes of Goods thew
have ever imported.
EXAMINATION INVITED.
-
State & WaShingt0n-sts.
, 1870-03-28

HAVANA, Marrh e6--Capta11 General De Rhias
Arrived At Puerto PTtnck: on the 2l, anil r.
criycti with great enthusiasm ny the people.