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, 1870-04-18
OHIO.
Proportion to Build n Railroad he.
ksfcrn Kalamazoo md Mansfield.

Proportion to Build N Railroad nc-
ksfccn Kalamazoo md Mansfield.
Special ucrpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MANSFIELD, o., April 17.-A well astenuc., meet
irG Of citizens Tas held here yesterday to consider
the proposed railroad between Kalamazoo, Mich,
and this city. A committee OF Michigan gentle
men, consisting Of Aesstz. saWyes, Sn,rman, and
1onFR, OF Coltwatcr, were present, haEtug Just
finished an examination Of the proposed route
III. SAWYER made some remarks 10 reranI TO the
5nqte is feasibility! y reason Of eyel country and
cheap. Important sections would bc opened 10
markets 1a hy much morr direct i|ne
vantagea would acquire to the people here,
nong the line Of the proposed road by its connec-
ton lie VA followed hy v. s. Ilsckox. James
purtly, and E Il. Reese, Of this city, iu remarks
favorable to the project 1t WAS remarked by one
speaker TINT the n,u,r frotn Tlt1ln To Wauseon
could Ike lrifged anA graded for saoHs per mile.
were appointed a committee 10 effect Temporary
organization, auh to enter Into correspondence ii
hehalf Of the proposition Our citizens 80 Into
the lna1ter with considerable enthusiasm anh an
aplarrnt determination 10 du thet1 fal1 share III
building road that will he nearly straight Inc
between Kalamazoo and Mansfield touching Col-
water, GfAii, Thin, and several other important
rlGctf aud crossing tn e1rc other railroads,
, 1870-04-18
the GREAT IMPROVED
0RlENTiL DET ERSIYE
SO A p.

No Housekeeper that values
economy and merit should be
without this article, which is,
without doubt, the BEST and
CHEAPEST Family Soap in
the United States. For sale
at all good retail Grocery
Stores, and wholesale in Chi
cago by
r. ID. COSSITT L. CO.,
c. II. BECKsVITH,
BLISS, MOORE d. CO.,
BURTON d PIERCE,
Il. II. WILLARD l. CO..
{. W. CHURCH d CO.,
G. c. COOK d CO.,
DAY, ALLEN d CO.,
j. W. DOANE d CO.,
DCISAND BROS. d POWERS,
HARRINGTON, BREWSTER d
JAMES FORSYTH d CO.,
GOULD BROS, BRIGGS il CO.,
GlklaNNiS d F.aIsWELL,
Nm. N. IIOXT d CO.,
KELLOGG d COTELL,
kEsSEL BROS,
W11. J. 4l'AN,
REID, MURDOCH l. FISCHER,
sAYRs, GILMORE d TIIOMP.
son,
SPIsAGGE, WARNER d. CO.,
J. ". STEiRNS d son,
Y
, 1870-04-18

tal4 uooAy tho oosnnitsee could not precisely
as<ett1tn but taoJ found IN tho safo, md oosaaod
from MI eas1sky, memoranda o1 lsieote.!anaa
ooo..st1ng Of ehecka, prum,asoH notes, md ~
essls signed y 4 + krosxeE,
connected In heavJ 1tocf md gold operations With
sa51.E r amounting 11t 70 t1os go; 40. betxeen
1nStng non tl0 to * COO, but mostly under 500.
Mnat. u .a,tatns. can b realized oa these Is not
knoHn. In giving some CAUSES OF defAcstton. the
Committee express tne opinion that krpeger OBJ
tanea htYe SUMS Of money fron sastx3y,
moving them to belong 10 the city; that
thctr specu1Atioos- amounted 10 half - NIL
lion- and thAt but for Kroe&ez, ea!atJs
deficit would have been amply covered bJ hIs
bond. They also recommend that tho AalaiJ Of
The CITY Treasurer oe raised from 2,ooa the pres
ent amount to = sum commensurate With the
duties and responsibilities Of the posluon, and the
bond Increased from 81, ,0oo to $olN, ,000.
The fHp!d Itsc Of the river here hrnke tho main
c1k1m surrounding the ea&t pier Of the bf1l1r
Aad the pier il now twenty -four feet under water
No further work can ba done On thlA pier until the
r1Tet tails, but labor on the west pier ID psog1ess-
ing nnefJ-
, 1870-04-18
Closing Hours OF the state LcEi~lns
tttrc-Roihtcrous pFocccdinEA-Thc
lknFcu I}t4NAtrr.

CoIr4BCs,EO-, April 1..-Both houses OF the
General Assembly held stormy sessions last night,
the House adtoufnlnE at midnight and the Scn-
ate II : O'Clock this morning. In the House, the
le1nocrats cneEtd protest against The action Of
the House in Eatty1ng the Fifteenth Amendment.
Nj. Hitchcock, Speaker pro ftsn-, ruled that the
Protest WAS out Of order, as containing language
usErF1eCtful to mcmhtrN An appeal from the
decision at the chair WAS taken. buT1nE tts dis
cusstou, Mcvar md PayT, both Democrats, rot
into an alteration, when Parr ATTEMPTED 70 s1ke
AcEay. This disturbance settled, Speaker
Cunningham male an excited speech, defend
Ing his vote for the Fifteenth Amendment
During the speech, DahcF called the speaker =
liar and shook hts 1st In his fare. The excitement
WIS intense. The decision OF the Speaker pro fen
WAS sustained by ~ 10 II.
In the Senate, the Democrats attempted to de-
feat the confirmation Of the Governors xppo!nt-
uents for Managers of the Soldiers and Sailors
Orphan Homo. The Republicans DELAYED matters
Til $50 this morning, when Senator Catch came
up from Ernla, giving the Republicans majority.
At O'Clock The Democratic Senators left the
Chamber IN boty, 20 2e to break M the quorum.
Ono WIS captured aud returned, making quorum.
The Governors appointments werc then con.
tnueL Tue BoarI OF Managers arr: General
James Barnett, General J. n. Keller, General r.
F. Coats General r T. Buckland, Colonel 3.
Burns, General u. F. Forcc, and General ]. s,
Jones
CINCINNATI, April 1s.-suzrtsozs Of the Raven
disaster all doing well.
, 1870-04-18

Manufactured by MESSRS.
McKE0NE, VAN HAAGEN&
CO., Philadelphia, has been in
use in the public institutions
Of this city for several years.
It has been found to be deserv-
ing Of recommendation on the
score Of economy, and because
Of its freedom from any SUBJ
stance injurious to FABRICS
c1eansed by the Laundry.
OTHER SOAPS have been
very thoroughly tried in the
public institutions---by the
Board Of Directors Of the
House Of Industry, Deer ISL
and, House Of Correction and
Lunatic Hospital of South
Boston---but none have given
50 entire satisfaction as the
"0RIENTAL DETERSIVE
S0AP," and they will not per-
nit the purchase Of any other
kind.
, 1870-04-18

From Ar Fa.4;%s.., rAro~i~'<. Ka,eA .. Ia7l
ruhrotnutsrc ef th- Hou+.. Committee an Com.
mt'rr, eontlttrS Of Aan Ora- D. Confrr, Of Mich.
Ean Aad Hen. PhittEr Sawyer, Il Wisconsin, to-: tn
H3th Hrn- "o'th.I Eton c. Stith. q yt1alont: Hon
Joha e. Churchill Of Scw fctk: Hcn. John B. Hay, pf
l1nni"e f1otusfor HeEzy, the eminent eheni.t anI
aaFAn and General JA1nea G. Blunt of Eaa1A4, vIsts3
Gte:Frtown OF Saturday attr:eaeu :ur the 7uu%c Of
making AZ examination Of the Whirr'c { Dickr1ton
Tfrsrrt Of ualpE petroleum fuel which ha4 l-n in
pf*ttesl operation thcrr for months The e:ea.
hoas lava LOW under revision BY The Committee ou
CozEnt1ce. propose 70 totally prohibit The earring ot
crude petroleum. On ste4ts11,' and tt II prro~ed
amend the provision to permit the carrying Of -
tnitu. fer the rn4e n3 fuel under such regulation.
~ tht seerttay Of the TEtasu1r MY prescribe Much
ic:eEt-t Was antested in thc critical examination II
the psocess ~ Pgrtesser Hr1ry ~hose ability ~ N e.
PIT IN thr%- matt<7s II AeknoEstGed th1uaxhout ts
country acd Euff. AGch tatf!Asiop with tAt grtult
VA exptsecd h5 The whole party. Scrcral uszehtasz
IN pfoct1s ef conjunction WITT tHtpetfd, ~ Wa also
tae oreson Of casax tie furnace being 1s1Q b. alt
furnlahtd hy this aAne ptpeeAA-
, 1870-04-18

as 70 Other Practical Uses,
tuch a. rrnsIas
Stationary Engines
And lta Adaptability to Locomotive and
+ Steamboat Boilsrz
, 1870-04-18
SITUATION WANTED

With f..t4!ass Commission HoI4s II Baokkterer er
salesman Of II 18th eAra.ttirs hy nan ctpsenced
Ehanfr. undoubtrd city Erfrzrnrss. Aadrrrs
+. Tribune nther
, 1870-04-18
ILLINOIS,
The Suffrage Debate In the ConAtttu-
sIonnl Convention.


spec1al Despatch to The Chicago 1yib1pe
SPRINGFIELD, April lit has been nutIeutood
here al winter, akd until The proclamation Ut the
Fifteenth Amendment By the President, that the
democratic members Of the Constitutional Con-
Fenuon Intended to make big fight On the SUI
naSe question, but that proclamation knocked nil
the wind out Of their saila and II soon became ev
dent even TO the mo6s obtuse members Of that par
II that they were fast drifting toward the rocks
and breakers without helm OF compass In thte
dangerous diiemms something must he done TO IT.
pair damagea and escape 1ron the threateuei
AanFefs, nnd, IA has been almost inya-
TRULY The practice with tIat- party, tliey r..
Sorted 10 Gunceubc to save the1nselvcR Ca1ly'Y
amendment wa8 cooked M. and on FEidaE, after
esfefa! amendments Of Blm!lAr import had failed,
thrust 10. It conferred upon every male lnhabl.
tant Of this State, al the time OF the aiopf1on OF
Hho hh! resided In the State ono year, In The
county three munthF and in the election district
thirty uBJa the right to vote Qt MI elections Here
was nnas'uEded suffrage, making men votelH
whether they would Or not Tie hypocrisy,
demagcgtm and nonsense Of the proposition
lIAy, Cameron, Metlil, Buxton, uaInes, Goodh1e.
and othetA and fteIly defended ty Mes.rA krss,
Archtt, y right aA4 other DelntcIia E1ualy direct
vote on the HectloH, reported by the committee
with the Eoru !" white" omitted, WIS called for
There were terrible squirminQs and coutur-
Hons OF lie factal nu8cles hy many OF tho Demo
cfafR Nhcn brought to the tight place, and several
happiness to .1Udee the question, while every
Democrat elected from Republican ds.1ic:a, and
Rice and English h*s,des, voted fairly and square
y Tor the section. The follpNtn4.tS the vote:
, 1870-04-18
Horrible Murder OF un Old Nlau nj
Whitehall, Green County.

o}Ft9M uEphftH 70 I ht Atic1S0 Tribune,
JACKSONVILLE, Ill, April 17.-An awful and coli
hloodtl murder Wis committed yesterday after
noon, near Whitehall, Green Couaty, Ill 4 few
iays tetore, stranger cane to Whitehall. antl
applied 10 Avery hallartl. an old Ant highly re-
sleEtcsl CsiEzen Of that town, for work. Mr. Bal
la1' employed him u chop wood OH his tan.l lying
near the town. Yesterday afternoon, ut,out !
o'e1ecA, Ealia1l went to tlc u!nl.rr w!lrre the
stranger was cutting wood, and Immediately
ai:er Ms a11lya! the stranger attacked him with
~ axe, aad " one blow cleft hts
kiIle., him instantly: The murderer then came came
to Whitehall, vent to hotc!, registered his name
HFpte opposite, Don't rutI this out ~ IL will lie
rnht13hef. He then surrendered himself to an
ofllccT, toli him he tlAl killed NallAri, aud then
h.laed :. have hal my revenge" As stku Is the
iaet Of the murder "ctnue generally known In the
town, the excitement, Indignation and rage
OF the citizens became Intense, md Shouts
rent up from the cnf1Gtl pnru!ace: Mob
Him; mob HIN! Kill the murderer: hit him.
The Officers In cltrTe Of Davis seeing the
put, Followed By the mob Fortunately The pasr-
esccr train running sIth WAS 1t the Ic;,.:, Just
ready to start Wien the Otlrers, with the lnut-
dcrcr, reached the depot, They hurried utoaFi fol-
Lowell clnse!y by the excited people, a1d the train
Immediately 1nptetl on. The murderer WIS taken
t. Ca.rnon and io,Eet, in Jail No motive fnt
the 1tfler WAS knuMn, but the remark Of the
HEElercr, hare hull my reEeuSc,- would Inii-
cate sotnc OH gfudsc- Mr.. Ballard, the murdered
nlnn, WAS about 60 years Of aye, and had iired ut
Whitehall many yt1ts4 Many believe, from the
circumstances Ut tho murcs, and Davis actions
sinre, that hr must hc insane
Yesterday null last night a.lout eight tnchcs Of
snow fell herr. followed bt considerable tEcrzc.
Great fears are entertaInetl TINT peaches a1 other
fruits hare bccn killed.
, 1870-04-18
No Longer an Experiment: but Il
Complete, Thorough, and
Practical Success.


Whereby this resu!t Il aehcvea. exceedingly simple
That tCARBuSHATION II completely ovrzrone IA c~i-
dent srr the fact that for the past 1 months the
With dsot whatever Of eAzhon IN The solid 1ats.
This machine nav In 1t the foundry md aehiae
work. cf y. A. DayM Co. washlnkton- =. G.. a.d
hts capacity Of hut eighty xaone Of oil yet ony uses
ltss thsn half ts ,ower We oay arprise the pGb-
1c Of the fnceesxful Application Of sUPERHEATED
STEAM to The f<1rro+e Of generating from CRUDE
PEIRo1ECM with suesdrrs .7rial,y the tptl srqulrd
for any bo1 c{ any capacity. for my cuiA q blas
furcaer. rolling mill le kla, otatr pa,1ac wEerr
ehrAp and tntense heat Il .rrleed We deAtc u can
efpsdA attcuuoo u the remarkable 1rsul1 &c h1ve
schIcTcd In the matter Of
, 1870-04-18
SAFETY,

:. nc nc asc fn!5 aWAte that In manJ minds the ward
ftsIo!ta'u" las trkendrr,l an unjust prejudice, But
,ne uta IT, 40 sscdsIs ever occuzzrd wherein rrt,u
f1stn Wa the spontaneous caust- C.u3c Pctrote,1r
and shate Oa, with which we osay deal a. ,,krn
ssn1n tse Garth, rosscsa explosive qualities and II.
not Liable to spontaneous combustion Th~ various dit
hnanon' irpn Petroleum. such ~ Naph,hs, G.3o,in.
ana hcreeene WHEN separated from the carbon which
u ue Ntpf ndt'7nt clement in Crrde Pctzplcsu. will
saroze At lnw Temperature, and the.c vaposs are in.
hin'nsh In dansrrout dekrr- But thu eas kcue7atcd
by this rEocas under rfeelae the SANE control.
liable 70 the saine teatment aud il rreulstod III The
tAn" n'aahrf - So trom coal. which thousaudl oi
H"taen and caild1tn handle Jay In their mAnaxe
n'sSt q k.a rtoves AID EAnes for cookfnE he.us spa
other simple puIosc The "a when used for fuel msv
a* er. rated twenty, tftr hundr feet distant
from Ae hre which IN sustained By the fuel thus pro
en"t Tie ErnrTatnz Il Of bolcr tron nt,ssxat steam
seht. and irrrtf. Thr petroleum Etored1or reflect
eafct5 in Theoretically SCALED boIlcrrsu tAats, With
sratrs-jsclcta out.ide-
, 1870-04-18

There Wcrc twrnty-scyc members absent or not
Gratis.
And here let me expose nice little thick Of the
State Reuef<T. II l., Of coufsc, to hc understood
and 1t tndulsca In MI manner Of dcnuacIatiop and
dark forcb<t!inKa IL closes tho Article by giving
the names of the nineteen brave men tue to their
the section, and In this 1t has been
guilty Of q stupid h1ander, or I
very scuryy tEtcE- In It's list 1t ornlta the names
Of HanllnB anI Ross, who voted against the sec.
ton, AID inserts to thcir places those Of Allen, OF
Alexander, aud stholne1d. Now neither 3IE Allen
nor MI. Scholtel, for reasons no doubt sattsfac.
tory TO themselves, sotet on the question Ut all.
and the placing of their names In Its llst hy the
Reyi1ttr IL simply trick tu commit the two nhest
Democrats In The convention tn sentiment which
feel sure neither Will endorse,
, 1870-04-18
PACIFIC COAST.

QuIckn11vcF TIcld-.SnoEvS Storm Along
tho Central Pacific Railroad
SAN FRASctsco, April 17.-The total Yield Of
ha8kA
NJ DelonG. Minister to Japan. thrc2tcns to re-
slSn nness Congress mAke4 the mission nrst-c1as4
u thc recent storm Id the Sierra Sev1la Noun
rae,1r nc Wsnt iset Of SHOW teu along the Central
~ atAHfoaL It |! probably the last storm Of
ne eesHon lfalna hare run on time all the
te kept open In al seasons ' >A~ '0-~ ~N14
Rich gu1I discoveries haTn henr ,,.sA IN G..
kyUu. Edor2dp County Cnfffnrrie '*A"s Al -'A'-
, 1870-04-18
MISSOURI.

The A{Enirx Of the DcfnulxinR st.
Louis TrcaEnrcr-No ork Suspended
on a Portion of tho st. Louis
Nr1dEcs
64 LOUIS. April 17.-The committee who have
been investigating the accounts Of tho dcfau1uux
porsen Is Na1cr Colt. iss{ njght, ihai ihsy f3und
{ae defisit to 10 $1as, 1s1-aa hn&t has become VI
, 1870-04-18

NE" TNVENTION.
1r;u ~~-|--"--@-H>--->-
oG5 et4Ae to depto1r the nas Of biz prptaetion
- ne itaesd IA ro=!:loa whereby be Il. DEFY
.os.kn e"mpesst!on Not Only win he be enah}ed to
A.e aon cheaper. bot he will make tnu better, BE-
o.e u ssssatns this fuel for coal b. Win po< oaty
sS power Of production. bot he WI ct i'd o< IL.
sapsase neslts II eaacs nf American r!k frop. In
"a 70 ths irtesrat We Eay mention the extcnsl.e
, 1870-04-18

Death Of Hon. Charles Enmcrso1l.
Member OF the Constitutional Con.
yentiou.
DEcATr1s, April 17.-1lon Charles Ernmc.son,
mcmlhr u the Constitutional Convention, A!ei
last night, '
, 1870-04-18
Suicide OF II Prominent Citizen OF
NoFmuls

Et+eial DcVpatch to The Chicago Tffbune
niooN1SGTOS, Ill, Arrt! l'.-At1cn e. Mason, a
prominent citizen of Normal, committed Suicide,
by shooting himself through the heal, at o'clock
this morning, No cause Is known for the act, en-
tcss 1t may have been temporary despondcncy.
lie Was alsout 50 years nf age. in ZOO. circun-
stances, and leayca n family. lie formerly ltyel
tn Polo, UXle County, Ill
, 1870-04-18

Wh1le Congress u H1y diAeunalns tha question ef
Truein& te tatd to this proeess IL Gradually ha.
4.ss1J Nstilzk ~ EaeaRl KaekytI ~ RAS71AcS9ss
, 1870-04-18

We beg 3r:t5cr to ell attcnou 70 few Of the ptac
al uses md primary industries 70 which tha rsoees Il
conceded to be esalneaty adapted Nt nane fsss,
, 1870-04-18
We Gail Attention to the Question Of
Economy.

tia freely conceded by evrzJ one that al the heat
Ing properties Of coal could b utilized th1e Wo1A be
need seek Another so1re Of feed suppJ tos the
eakt q economy. The saIne asscrtinn IL eoEss5. tue
Ia :rctard to pet-oleum The difficulty has tee1t u 70
t1rai thIa material that 1 total powE could be peaeh
eaY applied. This object claim to have hth!eFe.
ind Hr ny, With mueh eataaetaou. that or co1apA1-
uvt ts thus IN, though not complete. aad made under
many mechanical 1peo1veuitofes. ncvcfttasa de2oa
ttc1tc that the
Economy ia Fully so Per Cent
AS COMPARED WITH COAL
, 1870-04-18

fu:tac1'no'e. there Is no dero,it of SULPHUR, and
consequently nc sszaction Of Ere boxes from THU ia
fI"aa element It eoAl Still fu:ther-GnATEs art
wholly unnerr-sa-y IN ttc uc o: ta:s fuel I'm. -.f1
another large Item OF expenditure
, 1870-04-18

We briefly reea7ft:iase sosae Of The leading resa1:s
which we Claim to have achieved aad demonstrated by
practical operatIoas thus far;
, 1870-04-18

We arsrv frt'Fste previous announcement t. viii;
taatH ID AsnlJ suAtsrE o! ulschaaical detail Ous
every day Illustration i-s II: past few uolths fully
SAbssst a. 44sa.oa ~ II IT, luat.41 @: stationary
ecElntA-
With this fuel. ut properly regulated commission.
there
No Ashes, Smoke or Dust.
The New York herald., 1870-05-28
Latest from .ls Fsnians.

The news Of yesterday morning might have
led to the supposition that battle would have
taken place during the day at Huntingdon,
which the Fenians were said to have occupied,
and which, Of course, the Canadian troops
would not permit them to occupy very long
in peace But it does not appear that the fill
busters had taken possession of the town at
all, but had only advanced short distance
into the Dominion territory by crossing Trout
river, where they intrenehed themselves.
Dispatches from Toronto state that
they were driven from their works by
force Of thousand Canadian volunteers,
aud recr ossed the border into United States
territory, where they scattered towards their
homes. From the same Canadian source we
learn that one puissant general, being super
seded by another, left his command and the
cause in disgust. If all the leaders did the
same thing 1t would be good for the poor fell
lows Of the rank and file, who are certain to
be left in wretched, pcnuiless aud hungry
condition to seek their homes as best they
can when this miserable fzzle reaches the
climax. 1t appears that the fight on Trout
river lasted only a few minutes; the Cana
dian troops, deploying into line, opened a
brisk fire, to which the Fenians responded
only by about twenty shots and then aban-
doned the field, In spite Of all the efforts OF
their officers, by the use Of their swords and
revolvers, to keep them in line. The news
also states that Prince Arthur's appearance in
the front at the head of his regiment created
great excitement and enthusiasm. This ap-
pearance Of the royal scion of the House Of
England is the more notable because the Fenian
invasion was not thought worthy even OF q
proclamation by the Governor Of the Do
minion or an order by the Ccmmander-in-
Chief of the militia. The whole work seems
to have been done by the local volunteers,
without any specific orderS except such as
the admonition of selfprotection suggested.
The concentration of United States troops
along the frontier, under General Meade, will
probably cause a speedy dispersion OF the
Fenian boys in the different towns, where they
are now lingering in despair over the fate of
their ILL Judged expedition aud cursing their
officers for the sad plight to which they have
been brought And thus will end the Fenian
.fasco of 1870 as the attempt of 1866 was
brought to an unhappy and disgraceful ter
minatiOn
The New York herald., 1870-05-28
KILLED TI.HouGa NfGLscT.

A NIelan choIy Denth mt Sea-Tho Way Sick
Stceynge Passengers Are Treated.
Coroner Flynn yesterday commenced On invcsti-
CATION touching the death Of Mrs. Ellen Bonan, O
steerage passenger on board the steamship Nevada,
from Liverpool to this port. Soon after leaving
Liverpool Mrs. Bohan became very sick, and, it Is
alleged, that DR.. Klamath, surgeon OF the Nevada,
grossly neglected his duty In omitlng to furnish tie
necessary medicines and nourisAment when called
upon by the husband OF the sick woman. The result
was that before the ship reached her destination the
sickness OF Mrs. B0han resulted in premature
birth OF child and her subsequent death. The re-
mains were brought into port, and surgeon Klamath
testified that pertontls was the cause OF death; but
this proving unsatisfactory TO the Board Of Health
an investigation was ordered.
The testimony taken in the case yesterday was
quite volumin0us. Owen Bohan, the husband Of
deceased testified that the surgeon had treated hit
wife inhumanly neither allowing her proper food
giving her necessary medicines nor atteD ding to he
as ne should. The further hearing OF the case Il
postponed 70 future day, when mite witnesses
! viii pe examined.
The New York herald., 1870-05-28

THE VIRGINIA ELECTION has probably gone
republican throughout the State, and certainly
has in Richmond. This is the first election
since the State was readmitted, and the radicals
in Congress, who believe that loyalty means
republicanism, have the privilege of rejoicing
over the thorough reconstruction of the Old
Dominion, while they have also the option of
blushing at the useless conditions they i'm
posed upon the State before readmitting her.
Chahoon was elected Mayor over EIlyson, in
favor of whom the United States District Court
was about to render decision when the fatal
disaster at the Richmond State House occurred.
How many houses now in mourning would
have been still joyous and cheerful had the
difference between these opposing candidates
been settled at first by the ballot!
The New York herald., 1870-05-28
RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF JUDGE FIELD.

meeting OF the Mercer county bar convened yes.
terday in the Court House, Trenton N. j., foe tho
purpose Of paying tribute OF respect TO the memory
OF the late Judge Il. Field, whose death at Prince
ton. n j. on wednesday night, was noticed In yes-
terday's HERALD. The meeting was pre- sided over
by chief Justice Beasley, and resolutions were
passed expressive OF sorrow and regret at the std
den demise OF the deceased as well as Of sympathy
for and coincidence with his family and relatives.
The meeting showed that the deceased had Valual
for himself the unqualified esteem and friendship OF
the Mercer county bar and bench. Sosic very i'm
pressve and feeling remarks were mace on the ecca
sion and the professional and social Nualc5 or the
late Judge were spoken Of in euoIistic terms On
motion II was agreed that the Court OF Special Scs-
SONS should adjourn over until next MonilAy, 80 40
to give the bencn and bar an Opportunity or attends
inr at the deceaseds funel o., which takes place
from his late residence ct Frtncetou n, IL tns at'
tern0on.