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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-02

NTOTICE.-THEBO BOOKS OF SUBSCRIP-
IS TON TO the capital stock OF the Richmond
and Iypchburs Railroad Company straight shootl
will be opened under the supervision OF comms-
sloners appointed for that pnrpose on and atEer
niaces Flcbuiond, at the banking house of VIII
liam Is. Isaacs Co. !; Lynchburg at the Office OF
Edward s. BrownsEsq.; at the court houses Of the
'berfand. Buckingham, and Appomattox. Also,
at the Office of Colonel William u. Woodbridge,
Coalf!eld, Chesterfield county, and mt the Town
Hall In the town OF Manchester.
WILLIAM 2. BURWELL,
Secretary OF Meeting Of incorporators.
MI tgen6
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The Flour market is more difes ans we saw
sales of extra at $50 on and eff ChangG and one
large dealer quoted as follows Sapcrfne, $7.5edS
&775; extra, Ss.25; family, % for Virginia coun-
try.
We heard to-day Of some large speculative pro-
positions IN this city for Flour for future delivery
but cannot say that they are yet closed. More
anon.
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The Fifteenth Amendment In
kentucky

i"uIsvLLE, KY, August 1.-THE negroes
IA lths city are voting at the election to-day
"tAQut m0lestation,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
view York stock and Money Market

wow York stock and Money Market
Nsw YoRN, August Moon. -Thc Stock Ex-
change will not open TIL O'Clock This afternoon
an account nf tho funeral OF 1scujamin Natlians,
one of SIS members. The following are the street
quotstions this morning: Sterling Exchange
Long. 1oa.; short, ilo.. Gold, I?l@i2ll.
q Ereaing. Money, @6per cent. Sterling FIX"
change, Ipalt5lcs, Governments lower; s-2o's'
50, ilot. Cold l2lk6isls, Southern Securities
Scarcely anything doing.
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Foreign Markets BY TELEGRAPH].
LONDON, August l-No0n.-Consols, s93. United
States bonas So. Talow, ass. I'll. 1urpenilne. sos.
Sd @3ls.
LONDON, August l-P. M-Consols, ses. United
States bonds quiet at SO.
LIVERPOOL, August l-Noon--Cotton opens
firm uplandS, 7bd. ); Orleans, H.; estimated
sales, L., 900 bales. Red winter wheat, los. 7d.
Flour 26s. aces Cd Too o. Clock Cotton tirmer;
uplands, 7S075d.; Orleans, s5Nstd. Breadstufs
firm. Tallow, ass. Sd.
LIVERPOOL, August 1.-Epening.-Co OFT o n
closed buoyant: uplands, 7s@lsd. ; Orleans, sb@
std :sales, Is 900 bales including 900 bales Tor
speculation and export. Red winter Wheat,
los. III. @los. sd. Corn, 36s. Gil
PARIS, August l-Euening.-Boursc closed
firm 1T 66f. 42c.
HAvRE, August l.-Cotton-Tres ordinaire on
the spot, elf.
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
III RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE,
THE N0RTH, AND NQRTHWEsI.CHANGE
5E soHF 1SsEsGEk sHr GTxGEPT SUN.
Passengers for Baltimore and points North
pot Of the Richmond and York River Railroad at
Richmond DAILY except Sundaysl at X. H.,
FOR West Point, where they take the fast aud
elegant steamers STATE OF YIRG1NIA, Cap
tain =. ". FREEMAN, or ADMIRAL, Captain
PHILIP RE REYBoLD,; both Of which have been
for pascengcrs-reaching Baltimore the Following
morning In time TO connect with the trains FOR
Philadelphia, New York, and the West. Return.
Ing the boats ,ns. leave pier No Lightstles.
DAILY except Sundaysl at 4 O'Clock r. d.,
passengers arriving in Richmond at $3.50 a. n.
the following day, In time to Connect with the
cypress train on the Richmond and DsnyiIle rail-:
a7ssEsaa7o, Salisbury, Charlotte, &c.,a E.I o.;
sls5assnts Slss.And al points South and with
2Es8peek AMI tybtoral road for The various
leeiepE5tsa spr;n ssog sse inaoG that road.
ct y. aIsS beagsg oint ~ 30
81 Eff5ght geeeige1 md grs.Sf 81. sSsSs
sIsscua2 tia OF lshng given % pE spI ffflE
POINT s Eliljsg As HQDAAthi3. -
.fs..sT
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ssRSsN f,aa4s. 4gc

Days, BAGS.
D %, 600 UNION SEAMLESS, direct from
the factory Parties wanting will save money by
calling on us. ~
ie 30 Pm HAEFE1S X WILLIAMS.
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MoITRNJNG GOODS .

BLACK TAMESE, BLACK BOMBAZINES,
IRON GRENADINES, CHALLIES,
BLACK GRAPE c )LLARS,
BLACK and WHITE PRINTS, &C, &C.
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This old and well-known Virginia institution in
sures Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
1t has more than TEN MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS insured on property pledged to make good
losses.
More than TWO AND A QUARTER MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS have been paid In losses to
the people of Virginia.
Upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS IA large part Of 1t for
losses during the war; have been paid since the war
closed. -. r. ...
The former four-ffths system Of insurance has
been abolished and other important changes made
for the benefit OF the assured.
Losses eluitably adjusted and promptly paid.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Principal Agent.
j. Il. DANFORTH, Secretary.
II. D. DANFORTH, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL II. pULLiAM, Collector. my7
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1870: 1870
SUMMER ARRAN9EMENTss5s 81
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE. @"I s

oHORE LINE.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND :.
POTOMAG, II Ut TO ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEsT.
TRAIN No. THROUGH MAIL TRAIN MA
Washington leaves the depot. corner Of Byrd and
Richmond daily at 2as +. III. -" - -
TRAIN No. 3.--The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
ssamers az aud ronsde leaves se
depot. corner Of Broad and Eighth streets daily
TRAfS No. sMT isSfRsfd Nail Train va
Washington leaves the depot corner of Byrd and
r: 81; Arrives In Rickmond tnondays esceptsdj
a. T iii o. sii TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
SoRTH EAs ana "a a po'n's In 'ns
day lb Sisn ssItft &c for and em
SPE S "A NoTICE.-The BALTIHoRE tx
and Eighth streets, az . A. N. Returning, Will
Leave LEVY !, M hIsSS on nssssys ss
Apply a. COMPANIES OFFICE, corner OF
J.B: GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent.
Ed: T. D. MYERS, General Superintendent 1
RICHMOND AND PETEnsBUKGE.ACo.,l -
THE TRAINS OVER THis ROAD
Il run as follows: e. - re
Leave Richmond at 3:45 A. II. and 2:so p. d. tt
Leave Petersburg ut 10 A. H. and 7.o5 p. 81. r. Z
Freight and Accommodation train, With passen-
ger car attached, will leave Richmond daily at "
A. NJ, and Petersburg daily at $50 A. H.; tSnE-
days excepted). S&iSE So, 7 49,
The sAs a. III. train wilInet leave Richmond On
SUNDAYS, and the 1895 p. II. train viii not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. Yx.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 1850 r. II
train, running through daily. Baggage cEsckedg
through. .'i.@. 80 Ss-4-s,sL. "
The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
will run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS. ..N f-'s f. ~. n 5. :.
Chester with the accommodation trafna YasSens
gers returning win take the $50 p. 81. yxin con.'
meeting az Chester with the coal train. 20 -
THOMAS II. WXHNE,z - :
apa3 t - Superintendent. -
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E5N RICHMOND, DULY o., isIos
DEVASTATION NOTICE.-The MEM
Lii bers OF the First. Coleret Baptist church arc
ICED on the new roll-boek, AS the church desires
to and out Its membership In order 70 be able TO
present Ii correctly 60 Tho General Association,
which meets In August next.
The first sunday III August Ia The time set apart
to have the names placed on The new roll-books
BY order OF The Church.
-. JAMES II. HOLMES, Pastor.
!. RoaERT BROWN, Clerk. jY 23--tw&
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EIHE, MAEINE, AND INLAND IN
It SURANCE.
SECURITY INSURANCE. COMPANY,
arm u

TIVE .SfugJIAL ssSsE
81 COMPANY flfe SSsy5 fT 20 REs@ (sKfSA3lE
TED IN 1sa2-TIIE Lk RGESsT IN 81 SsIE
5GOMpANI IN THE WdlsL D-4f SCI i sssess So
OVER $40, Coz. aa0. As an all easM MID
purely 4aI3tLgi Iigif essds TO styrH
holders, whichtime and agppf tGssce has preTla 10
Dividends payable at The e7tS<QJ SID Fr zSfgstr,
upon all policies, increasing annuaily-thsaaSs,
life, and erceeding those Of any compd7,y In the
uIns or to purchase additional insurance, NJ the
option of the policy-bOlder,. regdrdtess Of the
health of the insured. Premiums payable annu-
ally, scmi-annualIy, or quarterly.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent.
DIR. j. b. MCCAw, Medical Examiner. my4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-02

MT FRECKLES AND TAN.-MEADE
L. BAKERS FRECKLE LOTION will remove
frccklcs and tan and improve the complexion. 1t
is entirely free of any ingredient that can posi-
bly, be INJURIOUS.
Price SOC, 4 vial, jy 2S-2w
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pOUND-TRIPFICKETs,
RICH.MoND AND DANyILLE BAL.

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE BAIL.
Az ROAD.-PASSENGER SCHEDULE: ~
GOING SoUTH.-Lynchburg and Danytns pass
sengers leave Richmond daily .texceps 6undaysl
st a:2s A. b.; leave Burkeville daily Except Sun.
days) at l T. M. arrive at Dany1lle daily tex.
cept Sundaysl at $50 p. III. THROUGH MAII.
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond dailyaetstsso
T. n; leaves Danytlle daily &C Las A, IA aSfiSeH
&c Greensboro daily at 4:l5 4. NJ. 80 sIelFsS
scngers leave Dany1no daily Except Sundxyg} at
TAO A. NJ; leave Burkeyt1ie daily (axcept SIM
days. at l Z. III. arrive at Richmond daily
Except Sundaysl at 1913 P. M. THROUGH NAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily st s;tS
p NJ. leaves Danville daily at LEI r. M.i;sxrs
riyes at Richmond daily ut 1:l9 A. H. :.
The Lynchburg, and DanyilIe Passenger Train
connects at Burkeyille with Che trains on the
Southside road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg and all stations on tha Sonthsade and ytr.
ginia and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, sKnox.
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
aud all important points South and Southwest Il
The Through Mail and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-.
lima road for Charlotte Columbia, Augusts,. Ga.
vannah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &c :, &c.
and at Richmond with the Richmond, Fredcricks.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads. - 81
SLEEPING CARS and CHILESS PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. eT.' THOMAS DODAMEAfj1 ~
1y16 SuDer1ntendellt...
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC IL UTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTH WEST.
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HALF LOAN GIVEN.

LAST CASH DIVIDEND. FIFTY PER CENT
STATEMENT:
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AT A MEETING OF THE 30 A I'D
n OF DIRECTORS OF THE MASQNICl
SUaoOL, held on Saturday evening, the 3oth July |
1870, IL was |
RESOLVED, That the Secretary he authorized 20
advertise for applications fora PfnctDal OF said
Principal to be ST. goo for the scholastic year of ten
months.
Applications to be addressed 90 TttnoGssH. DIE
WITT, President OF the Board, Rsehgcnds NA.
=, II. yAG9N&
au l-dtAus Secretary OF RQ&sI
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Corn, ~ isfss. ;es7 slfss5 = 1 5as ~ =
fidts. lysss 80 - .slsti gfTslae old eac.
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POLICIES III vow esvs "
A ssets a,0oo. 20
Annual income ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Looe, %
Losses paid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 600, %
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~pctjli kilograms to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, August l, 1870.
Our Monitors.

The postal money order system has be-
come 50 popular throughout the country
that The Department is in daily receipt of
petitions asking the establishment of addi-
,unal offices in various States.
In response to some of the most import
ant Of these petitions $50 offices went into
operation to-a"T an authority Of the Post
mast rnu.rql
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G @ N q k II y -.
Continued from the Third Edition
Eennte.

Continued from the Third Edition.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-He protested against the
attempt to attribute to the people OF the whole
South the crimes of few and to punish the entire
people for an assumed lawlessness about which the
evidence before the Senate was not sufficient to
vict the meanest criminal in a court OF justice.
Those who had welded authority over Georgia and
the South since the war were responsible II crmi-
publicly perpetrated After referring to the pecu.
liar situation of the Southern people since the war,
and and the necessity & for an efficient remedy in
went on to show that in good order and
obedience to law the South would compare
favorably with the North that the Southern street
fight was preferable to the Northern prize-nght. He
held that If Mr.. Bnghams amendment was over
tnued for two years longer not by the vote OF the
people, but by Congressional legislation, and there
fore the constitutional guarantee OF republican
form OF government in State would be violated.
House.
Continued from the Third Edition.
The controversy, in which there was nothing of
public interest, was made amusing by the repeated
attempts of Mr.. Twitchell to get Mr. Farnsworth to
yield TO him for questions or remarks, which Mr..
Farnsworth generally declined to do. other men,
bers Of the committee, Messrs. Ferry Fitch, Tyner,
and Smith (Oregon) also participated in the discus
sion which came to an end at 230, when, on motion
Of Mr. Butler (Mass), the whole subject was laid on
the table.
Mr. Stevenson then called up the contested cleo
tion case from the First district OF louisiana the
majority report being that j. H. Sypher entitled
to the seat, and moved the previous question: with
sne m uas Si a tae nOu[ 10 w wncn @ ne would
Mr.. Kerr hoped the previous question would not
be seconded. He wanted reasonable time TO pre-
sent the case The previous question was seconded
"a to b5
Mr.. Eldridge moved that the House adjourn,
remarking that II $4,000 majority was TO be over
ruled under the previous question: popular elections
might as well be dispensed with.
AS there were indications on the Democratic side
OF an intention to libuster, and as Mr. Kerr stated
that they would be satisfied with two hours discus
sion, Mr.. Stevenson withdrew the demand for the
previous question: and proceeded to state the case
in behalf OF Mr. Sypher
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EDITION
FOURTH EDITION
LLL
To-DAx's CABLE NEWS.
Won Bismark Seriously Ill.
The Plebiscite not to be Voted on.
The Eenian Scare in Canada.
'ismark Seriously Ill.
,biscite not to be Voted on.
FROM EUROPE.
Of Powder In Ireland.

Seizure Of Powder In Ireland.
DUBLIN, April ia large lot of powder was
seized by the authorities at the little village of
Connell, on the Liffey, yesterday, supposed t.
have been collected by Fenians.
Wreck of n Schooner.
GLASGOW, April 19.-The submerged masts
recently seen off Troou have since been demon
strated to belong to some schooner.
The Duchess De BerrI.
PARIS, April 19.-All the Legitimist journals
of France appear this morning dressed in mourn
ing on account of the death of the Duchess of
Berri.
The ''PIebiscTe"
The Committee of the International Assoca-
ing to decide what course IL was desirable to
take relative to the "Plebiscite, and after
short debate it was resolved to abstain from
voting altogether.
Illness of Bismarl1.
BERLIN, April 19.--Count Won Bismark is
very i'll at his country seat in Pomerania. A
consultation of physicians has been summoned.
ship News.
SOUTHAMPTON, April 19.-Steamship Berlin,
from Baltimore for Bremen, has arrived here.
This Evenings Quotations.
LONDON, April 19.-5 p. M.-Consols for money,
9dA, and for account, 49, American securities
quiet. United States 5-2Os OF 1852 SS16; OF 1865,
old, sT% OF 1867, s9T 1O-40s, Sc. Stocks quiet.
Erie Railway, POS; Illinois Central, lib ; Great
Western, 2S
LIVERPOOL, April 19-5P. M.-Cctton quiet and
steady; uplands, IL I'D Orleans, IL ]S@l1Hd Sales
10 600 bales, including 2000 bales for export and
speculation.
LONDON, April 19-b p M.-Tallow fat at AIS. Cd
@44s. Cd. Linseed oil 1rmer but not higher.
HAMBURG, April l9.-Petroleum opened fiat.
BRkMEN, April l9.-Petroleum opened flat.
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from WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, April 19.-The House Commit
tee on Reconstruction this morning examined
A. E. Boone, of Tennessee, in reference to the
condition of affairs in that State. He repre-
sented he was compelled to leave Benham
county on account of his political opinions. In
the course of the examination he was questioned
with regard to the character of Mr.. Lashen
and stated that Mr.. Lashen was his partner and
a gentleman.
Subsequently some statements of a Mr.. Brown
were presented, showing that Mr.. Boone left
his home on account of personal difficulty,
which statements were verified by an affidavit
made by the Mr.. Lashen whom Mr.. Boone had
previously designated as his partner and a gen.
tleman. Mr.. Boone subsequently claimed that
the statement and affidavit were procured under
coercion.
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III / I'D IL DI TIU N
TO-DAY'S WASHINGTON NEWS.
The Darien Ship Canal.
Possible international Complications.
England Rather Disposed to Object.
The Proceedings of Congress To-day.
ETC., Etc, Etc, ETC., Etc.
Possible international Complications.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Arctic Exploration.
Special Despatch 20 The BUening Telegraph
WASHINGTON, April 19.-The Senate Foreign
Relations Committee has settled the Hayes-Hall
controversy by agreeing to resolution appro-
priating one hundred thousand dollars for
Arctic expedition, to be used by the President
in his discretion, and allowing him to select the
commander of the expedition.
The Ohio Visitors.
kilograms received here to-day state that
members of the Ohio Legislature will arrive at
10 o'clock this evening. A delegation of Ohioans
will be at the depot to receive them and escort
them to their headquarters. Tomorrow they
will be introduced TO the President and heads of
departments.
The Georgia estigation.
The Senate Judiciary Committee began the
examination of witnesses in the Georgia inves-
tigation to-day. Three witnesses were sum
moned-Jndge Hughes, a lawyer here; II. j.
Ramsdel, correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial; and Lewis Porter, Deputy Post
master of this city. Ramsdell testified that
Senator told him that he had been offered ten
thousand dollars TO vote against the Bingham
amendment. The nature of the testimony of
the other witnesses has not transpired, but 1t is
thought they have been engaged In trying to
manipulate Senators in the Bullock interest.
1t seems to be conceded that both the Pome-
roy and Bingham amendments will be defeated
in the Senate to-day when the vote is taken on
the Georgia bill, and that the measure will be
passed as originally reported from the Recon-
Pig Iron and the TariG.
The defeat of the pig iron section of the Tariff
bin is attributed to the absence of seven mem
bers from Pennsylvania who would have voted
for it. Its friends say they can get it restored
by q call of the yeas and nays when the bill
comes into the House. This is doubtful, how
ever.
Fremont Pacific Railroad
men had another hearing before the Pacific
Railroad Committee to-day, but final action was
postponed until Friday. Senator Flanagan, ol
! Texas, and ex-Congressman Williams, of In
diana, made arguments favoring the project.
The COlOred Vote.
Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, and mem
! bers of the Executive Committee of the Unior
League of America, are here making arrange
ments for the organization of the negroes
! throughout the United States into leagues, SUBJ
| ject to the General League They had interview:
! with the President and heads of department!
to-day on the subject.
| The Darieu Business.
There is much comment in official circles ol
the action of the British Minister in protestin!
| against the building of the Darien Canal by tn
United States. The protest is said to be em
phatic in its tone, and it is feared that seriou
| difficulties may grow out of it. Secretary Fis
has laid the matter before the President, and
will be considered in Cabinet meeting to-day
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GITY LIG Il NC T..

THE MoYA BALL-A SUCCESS IN ONE WAY AND
A DISGRACE IN ANoTHER.-The ball of the
MOyam ensing Hose Company took place last
evening at the Academy of Music, and, as
matter OF course, there was perfect crush from
the grand march until after 2 o'clock this morn
ing. The number of attendants exceeded by
several hundred those of any former occasion.
The affair was perfect success in a pecuniary
way and the Moya, Notwithstanding the i'm
mense outlay of money in the shape of expenses,
will derive profit of several thousand dollars.
The Academy was brilliantly lighted and deco
rated from the parquet circle to the amphi-
theatre. The stage was set with q fine garden
scene, and on the rear end were a large number
of natural plants on a series of steps, one above
the other. Here also were arranged cages con-
tanning mechanical warblers whose musical
notes, blended with the Instrumentation of Mark
Hassler's Orchestra and Grafulla's Band of New
York, gave striking effect to the occasion.
To say that the ball was success in q pecu-
mary point OF view, and that 1t was largely at
tended, is all that can be said in its favor; for
never was there such an affair in this city into
which so many of the frail ones of the female
sex were admitted. II is well known that on
such occasions 1t is impossible to keep all of this
order of humanity from participating but never
has there been assembled within the walls of the
Academy such an exceedingly large number of
the most noted ednymphes-du-pavea as were present
last night On the stage their immodest dress
ing succeeded in cleaning before midnight that
portion of the building OF all the virtuous
females who attempted to seek shelter in the
retiring and dressing-rooms. Here again were
gangs of bawds behaving in such a manner that
coats and hats were sought and hasty exits made
by the wives and daughters of respectable men,
Should the character OF the women attending
the next annual ball of the Moya degenerate in
the same ratio as those of last night did from
that of 1869, it may be readily imagined that
that portion of the audience will not contain q
handful OF modest women.
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FROM THE DOMINION.
The Feninn Excitement.

MONTREAL, April 19.-The Volunteers parade
as usual but there is no Fenian excitement
The Papal Zouayes have offered their services
to the Government. 1t is stated that the Prince
Consort's Own Rifles, to which regiment Prince
Arthur is attached, will form part of the Red
River expedition. steel battery for Red
River, which was to leave England about the
middle of this month, is the one that was speci-
ally constructed for the Abyssinian expedition.
The Daily Ne,os, a Government organ. an
nounces, semi-ofIicialy, that the transfer of the
Northwest Territory to Canada has been COM
pleted, Great Britain guaranteeing peaceful
transfer and possession thereof,
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FIFTH EDIT ION
THE L ATE S II NE ws.
Effects of the Storm in New York.
The Coal Miners Strike.
The Mcfarland Murder Trial.
C11z LATE st NEWS.
Effects of the Storm in New York.
The Coal Miners
The Mcfarland Murder Trial.
BROM WASHING TON.
The DniY on pig Iron.

Tbe UuTY On PtR IRON.
WAsHINGToN, April 19.--Tbe close vote last
night in the House by which pig iron was re-
duced to So per ton creates much comment
among the friends of higher duty. They will
make an effort at a subsequent stage of the bill
to raise it to the highest figure.
PnraEuaynu Affairs.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs to-
day met for the purpose of concluding their
rennlL ON Parnn nnV.