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New-York tribune., 1870-04-27

atru4gi ti
PiAXTe market has ruled du and TO effect sses to any en'
lower uces have accepted: sales Of North River at "a li "ss
ern Pulled I2d1c and Moved do III lc ad Canadlan 81
very dnli Hecke Wa BE Carled '"iOej
Ohio Grown 5id5sc. and state DO Sc , c.. 1, .,a /,
FREIGHIS-To Liverpool sail 800 bales Cotton At "a ana ~
rs baes do AZ M ushes I'D, and 10 lonon ~
900 bushels wheat, at tti Br uafA Win l0'' s "' "
s. 81 excluding OF Ireland - A.. 4. a..
GRAIN-At the opening OF Change there was strong tohe 20 We
hut the close the market be
cane me. the erreue holders checking the local ana export
inquiry Winter and active "ite ha Du ieti
sales 81 800 buh 4 for Rejected SPunSi ~ - or 20 20 y, ~
snrpq in store 10 for No DO Go 81 Jt el 10 @ 90
No. Milwaukee In store =l %43O@i
for amber western store; III IS for Amber Michigan store ua
Dieh.- Barley heavy and the .uad
olerate saes 1000 for Canada West barley MAI
s,ls a 00l bu at Ga63c New Ohio, sf0s Western at
2c sfoa Sole in store and &c. dock Corn better
and more active though closing que the demand Is hy s
trade; saes " 900 ~ 81 10 for New Western h.sd
aro li6Sl Il, afOat; and 81 L4, IN stoiei "h
Yellow 81 l4H4l 49, on track and ahost -. ..a..,o
GUNNIf-Tbe Bags and Cloth has been 0n mooe
prices without change quote at lGd4c Tor tn oe anu
market is lower for Peruvian sales at +78d $50
IDES-Tbe arrival. fair and the stock larger ana b
the demand
sbl bar though dealers manage work of fair amount IN a par
ce There appears be disposition to bold out Tor pe u
Domestic Slaughters moderately active and steady WIN a opPV
available.
ss AZ ds5 Retail lots 4l0Sl IS R 100 @ Long rye sS"
i, selling az and Short TO-, 75d&e y 100 H. cash. - -
IEMThe Maa has been only moderate bn' Woe
are unchanged kinds devoid Of activity and ~ the a0sene
sales prces nominaly unchanged: - ,e,ass Tor
HORNS-smail OK at 81 for Rio Grande aud S44" io
American Selected. -.,-.. =, -, ..-. On. a 81 Il
for nia; 35a 81 6j for Guatemala 81 GSl 80 Tor 'afa@
~ - 81 for Bengal, all gold - ~. .,, Ill, i,hou,
uci dculty and holders insist an Obtain u
prices but the poorer grades inquired after on IN aone
unsettled and not over b tone te genera uIpy [
OAK Sole demand and steady Slaughter Upper IN aS
dull We
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The latest number of Nature which has
reached us from Macmillan Co. is that for April 7, con
tanning an interesting illustrated article ON Ancient
British Long Barrows" and great variety OF snort
articles misce llaneous scientific intelligence, &c.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27

Receipts 1909 pkgs for this vek, lll ihsn ss
week; corresponding week last year. llo6 he Oho is
received white snd ses AZ 230 3lc There
in prices only weaker tone with disposition 10 %
noticed There not IN euie uniformity Erf
action receivers their anxiety rry anything
their best lots at q, jc while Others sold nothing ess aE o,
and c for selections The mOrg 10. ~
for delivery s an the asking Of A A.
,amp Of the trade butter today instance 10 II s.
County haEtnls several lots oil At Bc.; 10 Cetsr,
County at Sci DO, same pre-. ate ~ ,orsis
&c.. trstns--ioo
sell weI-oaerei &c., and sorepAe Pennsylvaaa q.
l2c OfOho 3j Wels 51Il!c At 2s0 ~
at 0c q at &c. and p Rte part bali iats Ne u Oh ans
good enough above lD0c though ~ Lns ns WyourgC
sod few choice hiftEts NJ fe Thers
old South where would
5O packages Glade butter so lic. The nsuc
market sdownWari and dealers iusructng Their agut. m
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
.tch at u. m.

Money, PER otut Governments strong aud In demand.
Coleman Benedict reports the closing quotations at
O'Clock, as fOllOwss
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
Insirnttion.

A BOARDING and DAY-SCHOOL Tor Boys
In ar.t-cl,s location and Of the highest character
THE MURRAY HILL INSTITUTE
Rev. JOSEPH d. HULL, Principal
A NTUON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 22 Fifth
N ave-, with Primary Department and sy%haiulr
BOARDING SCHOOL. .....,u.
Rev. TARtfJSTso = g. JScKsoS. Principal and Proprietor
CHESTER INSTITUTE for YOUNG LADIES;
advantage country prices The building completed
and viii ready for Ny hidIH i di! 1ls'; Ss:
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING
& scaSoI a1 fs REDfRcS TSlr FTf I'9 HS
EAIR HAVEN SEMINARY, Fair Haven,
COnnEghenth Year The Spring Term VIII & sG|Tsnee APl
EEMALE COLLEGE, BOrdentown,. n. j.
Board aud tuition Rev Rev. 80 3J6S Issf il f BR®f Principal
EERG ACADEMY, Ferguson
Vile Y7The SUMHbR Is Sths er, y or ~, 70 t Giey
apply at HOWE fhA8i BOOKSTORE 20 T. DIs B. 9LivEa Principal
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG
" LADIES bridgeport Conn Miss EMILY NELSON Principal
uOME INSTITUTE, Tanytown, \. "a
aidrcs. Miss NJ. MBTCALF Principal
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n: "a T., a
For SHaIlS sasT sG3SS sPpy 100 20 Boy ROVE Principal
NIT. PLEASANT INSTITUTE; Priyate ,iNg
M Glasses for BCy amherst M s.S Il for y beauty and
heshuness and easy OF access
NERO TILE LIBRARY.-FRENCH
WI CLASSES Instruction hy pro I'll p
LOUEST For Ladies only: Mondays, TUESDAYS Thurays and
Fys the afternoon Gent,men and Ladies the same days IN
moderate. Apply at the desk oi e bua
Hail. AstOr place. Italian instruction by fTo o JANA w "
DAYS
MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE, HANERSTRAW,
terms moderate, LAvALETfE WILSON. A. NJ, Principal
MRS. GARRETSON''
ENGLISH And FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
n
No - WEST FORTY-SEYENTH-SE
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
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NOTTNT VERNON INSTITUTE for BOYS,
vi AT MOUNT VERNON, wESTCLESTER Co. n y
The Sumner Session will commence May Circulars address
~ JOHN OAKLEY, Principal
NEWBURGH INSTITUTE-A Family school
~ for Bows will begin the Spring April H. For Circulars &c.
address iIESRY W. SlGLAR, NeWburZh, y. y
BENNINGTON SEMINARY.--The care, COM.
fort and progress guaranteed Cost per year f2G
Address IfOS. hANLoN Pennington Ne"'e''e!,-
DVRAL HOME SCHOOL.-A Select Family
Boarding School beautiful village Of Sharon Conn loT oys
from 10 Il vears Term begins May CIlAS H. SHEARS
NJ. A., NJ D.. Principal and Proprietor "
CT, PAIIL's SCHOOL for BOYS, BrOokicld,
- Conn-Esbshe 1859 For circulars address Mr. H. D. NoBL
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Established 1884. ~
Form making bows INTEL gent, healthy Christian MEN
BENJAMIN MASON Box No 2Oa, Yonkers, " Y.
CUNDAY- SCHOOL TEACHERS TAKE NJ
- TCE-WANTED-A piOus and cultivated YOUNG LADY 9i
disposition Methcds lre to make her home h ihe ear ar
yeser and his wife The and Instruction OF t
steamboats, y aged respectively four and seven years Au
dress with reference including pastor and stating compensation "
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Ncm publications.
A MEXICAN T0-LITH0GRAPHIC CO.'S
"a OEFlCE has been remoyel 70 NJ. IiO fa-on-.. n v
NEW-YORK STANDARD.
A NEW DAILY MORNING NEWSPAPER.

NFGW-YORK STANDARD.
A NEW DAILY MORNING NEWSPAPER.
MIR. JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG
Would respectfully announce that on
SATURDAY, APRIL 80,
He will begin the publication Daily Morning Newspaper to be called
THE NEW-YORK STANDARD.
II win be large folio handsomely printed containing Twenty
eight columns OF reading matter, and will be sold for
TWO CENTS COPY.
Arrangements been made obtain Teegpc News from all
rar pains will be spared TIL STANDARD
an acceptable AMI stworhy Newspaper.
Advertisements Subscriptions received the Office No "a Park
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27

White, Smith, & Perry have just published
edition of very excellent treatise on Pd"o ana
Musical Matter by Miss GABRIELLE NOTE, who
has been for many years Of the most highly esteemed
teachers in Boston The which her work has OBJ
tanned NAV be understood from the fact third edition
being lied for in the short period Of six months since
the first was issued 1t fully deserves its popularity
The first chapters are for the Of beginners the last
will be valuable not only for young pianiss but for all
xccpt ACCOMPLISHED artists Apart from It's thorough
ness the book admirable for its clear explanation OF
points in the science music which every learner ought
to know and almost every instruction book overlooks
The EreJy- Day Book Of Modern Literature,
bv the late GEORGE II. TOWNSEND, (Scribner, Wexford
a Coz is an adaptation to modern wants OF the old idea
OF ELEGANT Extracts" a sort of patent laborsaving
contrivance for giving ignorant and lazy people super
fetal acquaintance with the style of great many
writer's as well as aOrdng occasional entertainment Tor
better class of readers. Mr.. Townsend has given
reading lesson if may call it for every day in the
year lie prcxes to each extract few dates and facts
in the history of the author. lie borrOws from no
writer than once, except in very few instances
He does not conflne himself to English and American
literature, but picks out few ransatonS from tat OF
the Continent Upon what principle these latter seec
tons have been made cannot divine. The greatest
names OF France and Germany not represented and
there is 10 selection from any Spanish author-none
even from Ccrvanes In the choice of specimens from
our own language we certainly cannot always commend
MI TowusendS Judgment and and then we are
puzzled alike by what he puts in and by what he leaves
out; s his list OF authors pretty full one and the
collection will serve its purpose book for the enter
taiuncn Of idle hours though it has little value as
literary museum.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
FRUITS AND BERRIES.

Some river and other State apples hg b. order az u
I042 - bb apples decayug rather f sounl Rassss
worth about Cfanberies on low ra The bgh fg
checked consumption, and now 'ae csn Sarcry BE- so "
a. bb and bh fne Crates bed at 2 iornght
nov offering sc. We quote: ......-
Aprles gor 5Ud - IS Crauhees hush - co - .
Common ........ Oy4 10 4 bbL zco!..' u Ve f" o.
FRUITS AND NUT>-DklEb
Receipts Of dried fruit "a packages Trace seIerf d 90 f
and changing hands The stock o. hu So ~
much eiuced and the prices advanced Tot OF logn oi
halves sold few bbls at &C. bbL I'm AZ r. 'sir
cherries Al 22c bbls blackteres lc sni 40 htl ~
few AZ i2c Southern apples have oen soe Al - "
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
HEMIOCK SOLE.
TlU alru, al N'IINIs' 20 u J
Pnnr uamagel. an MeIghls. - l1k2a

METALs-Wnhn few days 100000 American Copper sold o
export c gold to-day only jobbng business sales 20 ~
1sI1lgc New Slelng Yellow Metal unchanged IN scotch
P Iron iar business fal prices American Pg Iron
ho"'1"" "D c,n,sD 49, NAILS (Continued.)
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27

Receipts Il 93 bbls for the week which $50 es
previous week; corresponding last year 7l bb he w
arrivals Of the previous seck ard free pu
duced the quotations q doh The trade sd Eesro io
for ap ant pate imIroyemnt sell of close Tie gszs Of t
average l8dc with lsc PAID FOR many os hoc Nsr
about much STATE w o Of Je and PptIgal
have brought 2c We -alcs Of Western - ht
at l7ic u at l6c 80 bb l3ci lj bb caoce marEs 0se
u bbls PeRnslysnia at lsc Geese and tuck egg u
and sell slowly. We quote:
n j. T. L. and Pa, 'doz.l9 a Dlcs..............a az
"a A.yN.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
sUNIJRIEs

Mple Sugar sell and her, scarcely BE- pre- i., AZ
d,rt xiIl NOT bring lc b n N large but g - ss,
200 ~ at l5& There Little improvement in the deGaH' "
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27

Receipts, GALS; exports 4J82. ling week lat yw
cepis Oi with l,8J exported. The 0 90 boxes oh
h IN the city would abroad In 0rzt prert is
but fresh supplies continue Ohio .
and uDloOkedi0r portions of t causing weaker es6
sthtindrg the i. sdyanos-ls -in Liverpool. shpgsa
scarcely pay lbc and biscuit The hn trade
80 boxes selling lite New sold 90 ate r r,ta
factory and ld4lc f,r lsir L.rf Pals "
About 100 hoIes sod
Valley represent the N the condition. sHi benz
out g cheese weeks earlier
cheese znenly good. SKIM chs. erpsci.d
them OF ehsese
boxes factory he. and 100 d =
sold at IL 2cfw al c We stvan.- pris.
20 ~
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27

The potato trade is depressed as ever common ,o es %
20 and good at T5d 80 per bb Tue GeEanj or s<'s N
over and f.ucy sors reduced nearly TO The level win on
s sesreT Of TO-DAY brought sbou, ~ bbls Potaos
, az a. slso ahout $50 bhs 30 and 5000 boxes Of ~
Ar & Tbe Charleston Of today brought ~ bush erA A.
ss m. nc, on which reduced A. The hrst bunch o w.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27

MoLASSRShe grocery refining grades Of Foreign continue N
Dir and and called steady but buyers operate without
adyencei common quahte OF a ~
y much ne ystad tndenoy BUYERS favor the soc
lare We quote nOmnay 2Od2c for oh Cuhs NH1 or o
Ciayei do 04c for Muovao %" W."
fr Porto Rico for English Island and bd9Sc Tor sew
ORLEANS; sales hh Cuba MuscoyO on private ms ~ nus'
Porto Rico NJ ad6c and ~ bt SewOreans t 1c By -ucuon
80 Ih.r Porto Rico, at 524 do3. four months
NAVAL STORES-Srts Turpenne Is weak With only MOI
crate nhng sales 88 bhs 45G46c and ~ bills NWl"k
b sc the trade only moderaei the small supply
and ness boxers business sales of 500 bbt strn at
H. quiet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-05

The Maine Senate is in favor of disfran-
chising paupers.
The Rev. Horace Cooke is now with his
family, near Boston, under medical treat
mcnt.
4 freight train was thrown from the Bur-
lington and Essex railroad Thursday, and
Patrick Collins, the conductor, was killed.
Henry Munguin, a boy, who was run over
by horse-car in New York, has recovered
1000 damages from the company.
Evidences of submerged but active vol
cano, ten miles northeast of Smiths island,
in the Pacific, are reported. a
The safe of the American and Merchants
Union Express Company, at Darlington,
Wis, was robbed of $1,000 on Tuesday
night.
The Boston Congregationalist thinks that
Rev. Mr.. Cooke, of New York, owes his dis
grace to the habit of smoking, and gives o
sharp rebuke to brethren for INDUCING in
the practice.
The studio of Mrs. II. S. S. John, in the
Crosby Opera-House building, Chicago,
with oil her works of art, was burned on
Thursday night. Loss, 81 600. The whole
building narrowly escaped.
Of kerosene horrors there appears to be
no end. We take up no paper that some
record of death by explosion or accidental
ignition Of this illumination does not greet
the eye. An entire family was dreadfuily
burned in Buffalo on Monday night by on
explosion Of kerosene.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-05

A CLERGYMAN GENEROUSLY "SUR-
PRIsED. THE members of the congrega-
ton of Rev. DR.. E. P. Terhune, pastor of
the First Dutch Reformed church, to the
number of about one hundred and fifty
persons, proceeded to the reverend gentle
mans residence, on High street, No. f6,
(the same formerly occupied by Rev. DR..
Poor,) in carriages loaded with turkeys,
chickens, ice-cream, and a multiplicity Of
numerous other ct ceteras necessary to COM
plete choice astronomical feast, and took
that gentleman and his amiable lady-the
celebrated Marian Harland '-completely
by surprise. Among the surprising party
were Messrs. Peter and John H. Ballantine
and their wives, Edgar Farmer and wife,
William II. McClave, 81. F. Winslow, Jacob
Stuckey and daughter, Messrs. Seeley and
Yates and their wives. After DR.. Terhune
and his wife had recovered from their as
constituent they set about making their
self-invited guests supremely happy.
Choice singing and piano-playing, @ few
trite speeches, and the discussion Of the
provender, formed the features of the occa-
sion, which was in all respects an eminently
pleasant one. At the close MIR. Hall presented
the Doctor with purse containing $780,
NelcdrE Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-05
Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, February 4-Noon.--Flour dull and
heavy. Wheat dull md declining. Corn qniet
without decided change. Pork quiet mess, s2s.
Lard quiet az 1ss@lsc Cotton dull at 2sae. Tnr-
strained common, and 1920 for good strained.
Freights dnll.
Euening. fayors buyers sales $50 bales
Mt 25sc. Flour dull and favnrs buyers. Wheat
dropping; winter red and amber western, HI.2 asa
sl2sa. Corn unchanged. Pork, S2s.2s@42s. so.
steady. Groceries firm. Turpentine, 4Tt64s3c.
Rosin, 81. 15a1Ss. Freights dull. ~
CIScISNATI, February 4.-Provisions duh and
no demand. Mess Pork held at s25. so. Bacon neg
lected: shoulders, 12s@12sc. clear sides, i5sc.
Lard-Kettle, Ice. .s---g
LOUISVILLE. February Corn unchanged.
Provisions quiet. Pork, S27.5O. Bacon-Shoul-
ders, l2ic.; clear sides, l6sc. Lard, ls!c. Whis-
key, Csc. 80
WILMINGTON, n. c.. February 4.--spirits Of
TurDentine steady at 45c. for country packages.
Rosin steady ut Bliss for strained and 81. go for
No. 2. Tar lower sales at 10. Cotton dull ut
2sc on account Of the scarcity Of shipping In the
port.
CHARLESTON, February 4-Cotton quiet and
nothing doing. Receipts, 1904 bales.
AUGUSTA. February 4.-Cotton closed dull and
easier at 23s@2asc. sales, .43 bales Receipts, 4as
bales.
SAVANNAH, GA, February 4.-Cotton dull at
21fc.; receipts, 2, sos bales Sales $50 bales.
MOBILE, February 4.-Cotton &c receipts, 1900
bales exports, d6 bales. -.
NEW ORLEANS, February 4.-Cotton In fair de-
mand and firm at 24t@e!sc. sales, 400 bales SUI
better and firm at 6s@7ic. -..........-
Gold III. New York sight, discount
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-05

A SINGULAR CAsE.-0n the night of the
18th January Miss Sarah Morris, aged
seventeen, living with her parents in San
Francisco, by some singular freak OF ma
ture was bereft of sight. The young lady,
who had always enjoyed good health, at
the time mentioned retired for the night,
and the next morning when she awoke she
was unable to see. Thinking perhaps she
was dreaming, she rubbed her eyes, but
still her eyesight failed her, and she called
for her parents, who in q few moments be-
came aware of the fact that she was blind.
During the day the unfortunate person was
taken to on oculist, who examined her eyes
aud found them covered with thin coat
ing, which had rendered her totally blind.
Since then number Of oculists have been
consulted, but her case has been pronounced
almost hopeless.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-05

TIE SH0ErPE CASE IN 4 New Aspect
The Sh0eppe case has made its appearance
i'll new shape. y bill has passed the
Pennsylvania State Senate which allows
writS of error in cases Of murder and vol
urtary manslaughter not only where such
cases may hereafter be taken to the ST.
rrclne Court, but in cases now pending in
that tribunal. The bill further proposes
that the Supreme Court may not only re-
view the Law Of the case, which is all that
has hitherto been done by that tribunal on
writs of error, but that the evidence may
be considered aud the count may deter
mine whether there were sufficient facts in
the testimony to authorize a verdict of muir
der in the first degree; and if the court
should be of opinion that the judgment was
not justified by the evidence, it may re-
verse the decision Of the court below and
send back the case for new trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-05

Al DESPERATE. EscousffR wirn 4 Bra.
CLARA hucKY LAaDLoFp The natu-
col instinct OF q thief OF, burglar is g self
preservation" and when engaged in his
nefarious business the slightest noise Is suf-
ficient to cause him to vacate the premises
IN which he may be operating; but when q
professional Is detected and "cornared"
ne invariably fights to the bitter end, and
not subsequently brings into play the
knife or pistol, preferring to commit MUIR
der rather than be arrested for burglary.
Yesterday afternoon John Murphy, re-
siding at No. Little Ross street, heard an
unusual noise proceeding from the second
story OF his house, and upon. proceeding to
the room discovered q burglar named
BARLEY Balm busily engaged in plundering
o trunk. Without stopping to argue the
question OF ownership to the articles strewn
about the floor Balm seized chair and
dashed ut Murphy. The latter, however.
skllfully evaded the murderous intention of
Balm and seized him by the throat. A ter
r1ilc struggle now ensued-Bain to escape,
and Murphy to hold him until the arrival of
assistance. The men fought around the room
Tor several moments, when Balm, getting
near the stairway, suddenly leaped down
and ran into the street, but closely pursued
by Murphy. When on the sidewalk Murphy
again grappled with the robber and another
desperate tussle ensued. During the fight
Balm managed to get the left thumb of his
troublesome neighbor in his mouth, and be-
gan biting it in lively manner. The te-
nacious Murphy, however, throttled him,
and succeeded in freeing his thumb. At
this juncture officer Hildebrandt arrived
and seized the desperate thief, who, per-
ceiving that to escape would require o
skilful movement, suddenly released his
hold on Murphy and kicked the officer in
the groin. He then started on q run, but
the plucky Murphy succeeded in arresting
his progress, and held him until the arrival
of the officer. again was the fight renewed,
and the officer, finding that Balm would not
succumb to fair means, dealt him a blow
with his club, which had the effect of COM
pletely erasing all further hostile demon
STATIONS from the mind of Balm. He was
conducted to the western police station, and
after hearing before Justice Bride was
committed for the action of the grand jury.
Baltimore american, 4th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-05

A fellow named Thatcher, who "runs !"
an open-air, star-gazing apparatus near St.
Paul's church in the city of New York, is
in the habit of imposing upon incautious
people who patronizc him without first
ascertaining the amount of his charges by
demanding from two to five dollars. He
succeeds in astonishing good many green
ones thus, and at the same time pocketing
twenty to thirty dollars per night-wbich
is very comfortable little income. He
ought to be driven from his vantage"
ground in the public street, and would be,
probably, if he did not divide his profits
with some worthy member of the municipal
government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-05
Foreign News.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
PARIS, September 4.-Hugo's drama,
+" Luoretia Borgia," was heard st the The
atre last night by disorderly audience.
Paul de Cassagnac, the journalist, was
Kissed.
PARIS, February 4.-Dispatches from
Rome state the death of the archbishop Of
Lyons is momentarily apprehended:
ROME.
BONE, February 4.-The Pope announces
that he will decline to participate in the
controversy respecting personal infallibil-
ity.
EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, February 4.-Vessels draw
ing over seventeen feet Of water cannot
safely pass through the canal.
LoNDoS, February Alt is reported that
the Viceroy Of Egypt and the King Of
Greece have formed an alliance.
CUBA.
HAVANA, February two men have
been killed in this city since Wednesday
night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-05

Parties who have been making examina-
tions of the monster bird and animal tracks
in the old sandstone at Turner's Falls claim
to have discovered human footprints, clearly
and well defined, indented in the same
strata with those of animals and birds.
Biologists have generally denied the exist
ence Of man at the period of the world
when these animal tracks were made. This
new discovery may tend to throw new light
on the hidden mysteries of geology. An
account Of their investigations will be pub
lished, and specimens of animal petrifac-
tions, also coal, copper, and iron ore, found
in this region, have been sent to New York
for scientific inspection. g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-05

DEATH OF HORACE BlNNEY, JR., OF Pull
Observation-Disclosures, February g.
Horace Binney, Jr., president of the Union
League, late president of the Pennsylvania
branch of the Sanitary Commission, and
distinguished lawyer OF this city, died to-
day after brief illness. lie was son of
the venerable Horace Binney, now ninety
four years of age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-05

REPEAL OF THE SUIToR's OATH.-The
House yesterday passed bill repeating
that contrivance to legalize robbery known
as the Suitor' test-oath. The venerable but
loquacious member from Morgan stood
alone in the solemn grandeur of n negative
vote upon the passage Of the bill. With
this welcome exception the unanimity of
the vote was undisturbed.-W Wheeling Re
Uief2;