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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
THE MOUND CITY MARINE WAYS.

We copy the following notice Of the
Mound City Marine Way and shir-yard
from the Journal, Of that place, aud are
much pleased TO observe tina, such honora-
bic aud excellent gentleman rs Mcs.r..
Iambleton, Collier * Co., are command
ing so large u share Of the bu.iuc.. he their
line. The Journal say;
Mcssrs. Hambleton, Collier X CO. have
nearly completed the extensive addition
they are making 10 their ways. The new
building will contain all the machinery
requisite for finishing cabin work. which
will enable the cntsrprisiug pfoprietors Ia
compete with any ship builder. on the
western rivers. They have heretofore la
bored under the disadvantage OF having
10 do much finishing work by hand which
nigh, have been done by machinery.
Mcssrs. ii. 4. X Co. are now LAYING the
timbers for one of the largest and ,taunch.
est barges that ever greeted the eve of u,
boatman in the west. II is 2l5 feet long
has 40 beam and 81 feet hold The tim
Der put into il is ~ fine %, ever was seen,
being as good an article Of white OAK "a.
can be selected IN Southern Illinois The
barge is for the Memphis and -. Loui.
Transfer Co.
The u. s. dredging boat Oc,ayia 1. lying
nj the ways for repairs aud probably will
De hauled out to-day.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
The Bulletin.
"dyD CLINTON


When the judiciary article of the ne"
constitution was taken up for consideration
on the 2ist inst, Mr.. Wall moved 10 SUM-
the words ''and Clinton out Of the seven"
line. and insert them before the wore"
"Madison," In the eighth line. Inc oO'
ject of this motion was to get JUG
Breese out of the First judicial D'''r',"
Il being an admitted fact that ne
can defeat any person who ms! r"'.-
test with him for Judicial hon'rs' ms
object was no, sought to be obtained De-
cause Mr.. Wall, or any person IN southern
Illinois. has any objections that can be
urged against the character, abilities or
public worth Of Judge Breese, but Tor
purpose altogether distinct from hostility 10
that eminen, jurist and distinguished gen
tleman, and tina, purpose was to secure 10
the Supreme Bench the services OF another
eminent lawyer and well-known gentle
man. At least, we have been informed
that this Il the fact, and we have no rea-
son t6 doubt the credibili,y ofcur inform
ant Its apity that such patriotic pur-
pose was frustrated by the stubbornness
Of men who desired to keep Judge Breese
out Of the Second Judicial District, SO that
they may secure 10 the Supreme Dehch
the services of still another eminent lawyer
and distinguished gentleman in whom
they feel an interest. We are sure the
people Of the First judicial District are
better able TO cleo, Supreme judges than
the people Of the Second Judicial District
and that therefore, Mr.. Walls motion
should have been adopted. If IT had been,
We Of the FRS, District would have given
% the Supreme Court two Judges, and' as
n matter OF course, the most able judges
on the bench. In June Judge Breese Will
BE- elected under the present constitution,
in this Grand Division, and will hold his
Office under the new constitution nine
years. II Mr.. Walls motion had been
adopted this man, elected by US in June,
would become under the new constitution
the representative Of the Second District
on the Supreme Bench, aud we Of the
First District would have selected another
person to represent us. To this arrange
ment the Second District had the impu-
dence TO object; and the BULLETIN, inno'
cent Of guile Ms babe unborn, being
blamed for fundamentally in the result
lost the advertisement of q dear friend,
who also discontinued his weekly paper.
How unfortunate! We shall now be com.
PEELED to irudge along withou, the support
or friendship Of a gentleman whose good
opinion We esteem, and whose elevation L
the Supreme Bench was our hearts desire,
and he will DC compelled 10 read copy o
the BULLETIN paid for by some one Of his
numerous friends.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Judge OF the supreme Cour,

ro' S""ke Us s"s ~"P's"" s""'''
Weate authorized 10 announce that the Hon
SIDNEY BREEsEwill bo "a candidate for the ofiic,
Of Judge Of the supreme Count OF Illinois, nom
the First Grand division. Election ON Monday
June o, ls7O.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.--LOHDoS, April 4--a3o
p. M.-Consols closed at 93h 931s for money and
the account. American securities closed steady
United States fve-twenty bonds, 9OX for the issue
OF 1862; 90z for the issue OF 1856, and 89 for the
issue OF 1861; ten-fortes 81; Erie Railway shares
H4; In0is Central, ll41i; Atlantic and Great
Western, 2S.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs April 4.--The Bourss
closed nrn rentes, 73f. 65c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRT Aprii A.
United States flve-twenty bonds opened firm at o5y1
95,s for the issue or 1852
LIVERPOOL COTTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AprI
4--4:30 r. M.-Tre cotton market closed firm. Mid
ding upands, 1hd.; mlddiing Orleans ll}zd. The
sales OF the day were Is 000 bales, Including 5000
for speculation and export. The sales for specua-
ton and export on Saturday were 1000 bales and
not as before given.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET -HAvRK, April Got
ton opened drm both on spot aud ahoat
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERpOoL
April 4-P. M.-Lard dull and unchanged.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDoH, April A.
4:3o p. M.-Tallow, 44s cd. Refined petroleum quiet
and steady. Sprits turpeltne. ais. per cwt. Cal
cuta linseed quiet and steady at SOS. SOS. 6d. Ln
seed oil, f32 5s. a f32 los. per ton.
PETROLEUM MMARKRT.-ANrwERP. April 4-Petro-
leum opened nat at 53f for standard white.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
TtlsGRApalc NEWS ITEMS.

The nrT vessels from Canada this season arrived
al Oswego on SUNDAY, iadeu with wheat barley
peas and LUMBER.
The Canadian Dominion revenue ana expenditure
returns for March have been issued aud SHOW
Revenue, &i3is.7i0: expenditures, s4oo, $685.
Yesterday William Bushnell, while frenzied with
liquor, Jumped into the Genesee river, at Rochester
from one OF the city bridges ana was Immediately
carried over the high falls ana PROBABLY into Lake
UBtario.
Carr Krouse and his wife were arrested In Balt,
more yesterday while at work making counterfe,s
nity cent postal currency. All their dies, plates
Ac together with ABOUT sixty dollars IN counterfeit
currency were captured.
sanford y. CoomDs has been arrested at Bangor
Me-, for placing obstructons on the track OF the
European and North American Railroad on Friday
night lie confessed has quit. and gave as a reason
Thai the company had failed 20 pay him for work
Done on the road.
A disastrous lire occurred as the Indiana state
Prison AT Jefersonyiie. Ind, yesterday afternoon.
The cells sr he prison were entirely destroyed
aud convict-a co0rcd poy-s -suiocated IA hts
CELL The are ragged from three 70 past eiaas
O'Clock
The St Maurice numbering establishment. at Throe
Rivers Canada was burned sunday nlgut, includ-
ing one mlil. a machine shop about 100000 worth
OF TIMBER belonging 10 the 81. Maurice Land and
Navigation Company; $4,000 worth Delongng 70
Mr. Ward and about two.thiris oil Mr.. Atkinson's
sawed lumber, amounting TO abou, three million
feet
The annual report of the president OF the Kansas
Pacihc Railroad Company shows the total worKiuz
expenses OF tne road for the past year 10 oa
sl,Sso los and the net earning. ss59 800 The ave.
rage length OF the road operated was 3ss niles.
Number Of acres OF land s0d 3ss is5. The road
VIII be competed TO Denver by september and
from Denver to theyenne by juiY |.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
THE INDIANS.

Organization OF the Wyoming Nfiiitia for nm
Indian Campaign-Safcty Of Missing Stage
Passengers.
CHEYENNE, Wyoming. April 4, 1870.
On account of the formidable and extended hostile
demonstrations OF large bodies OF Indians Governor
Campbell Will to-day issue General order No. l,
organizing wyoming Territory into three military
districts. Laramie county will form the First dis.
trct; Albany. Carbon and Untah counties the Sec.
ond district, and Sweetwater the Third. Luke MUIR
rtn Will be Colonel Of the First regiment aud
mand the First district: John w. Donnellan of
Laramie, will be Colonel Of the Second regiment and
command the Second district. John W. Anthony
Of Sweetwater, will be Colonel OF the Third regi.
ment and command the Third district. Companies
at different points viii be formed and mounted as
minute men 10 repel any attack Of the Indians the
sentiment of our people is unanimous Tor Governor
Campbell's policy.
Ia despatch received in this city yesterday from
General Augur at Omaha, states that the stage
coach containing Paymaster Alvord ana I'VE other
passengers, from Sweetwater for Cheyenne. and
which it was feared had been captured by the Ara.
pahocs, has arrived all rightl
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
THE PACIFIC COAST.

San Frnncisce ExpOrts-The Cove rnor and
Legislature at LOggerheads itavRRes Of the
Smallpox In Arizona.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 4, 1870.
The aggregate exports from San Francisco the
past quarter were $4,000 o00 OF which slo $50 900
were In teasure.
The Legislature and the Governor are at logger
beads. The Senate threatens, unless the Governor
signs certain bills TO refuse to pass the General Ap-
pratiOu BILL
News from the San Diego mines Is favorable,
though not sufficiently so to justify the rush there.
Tue productions OF placer gold are small The
quartz mines are rich, but tue miners are uupro.
vlded with mills for the reduction Of the ore.
The smallpox continues TO rage at Tucson. In the
southern part OF Arizona, with fatal effect among
the native population. Some few cases have oc.
CURED among the United States troops
An agent OF some English capitalists Is inspecting
The mines OF the Territory.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
The New Charter-The Coast Clear.

xuo NOW N"WsS NicuTs
According to our reports from Albany of
The doings up there yesterday in reference to
the new Charter (the Frear billy we may look
for its passage and its approval by the Cover
nor before the close Of this day. 1t is to be
made the special order to-day in the Sen
ate after the reading Of the journal, and it
must come up without amendment from the
committee on the subject. Nor does it appear
that any amendments are expected that will
materially change the bill as it stands.
On the contrary, there seems to be
general understanding between demo-
ocrats and republicans in favor of the bill as
it is, coupled, however, with an understand
ing in the Senate that the Charter shall be
accompanied by bill for the better regulation
Of our elections.
It appears also to be generally understood
that if this new Charter shall prove in its
practical operation unsatisfactory and un-
popular, the next Legislature will have the
power to change it, and that meantime, in the
elections for the next Legislature, the people
will have an opportunity to pronounce their
judgment npon it. Let the bill, therefore, be
passed, and let it be tried. It is good bill
for beginning and great advance in the
right direction.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

THE VIRGINIA TROUBLES. An effort is
being made by Mr.. Porter, Congressional
;squatter from Virginia, to have some national
Legislation made for that State by the Recon-
struction Committee on account of the Mayor
atty troubles in Richmond. We hope Con-
gress will be very chary Of going into any
such business. The republican party has
secured the fifteenth amendment and brought
all the States back into the Union very sue
cessfully on the reconstruction platform, and
they now have other work to do. They have
squeezed all the juice they need out of recon-
struction, and there is nothing left of it but
the bitter. They can hope to get no more
good out Of it, and they must leave Virginia
and Tennessee alone, as, ere this, they have
found they should have left Georgia alone.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

ANOTHER SPANISH CAMPAIGN IN CUBA.-A
new campaign has been commenced by the
Spaniards against the insurgents in the Central
Department. Generals Goyeneche and Val
maseda are to play prominent parts in the
paign will be short one, as the sickly season
which will soon set in will naturally tend to
put stop to operations in the field. It is the
last chance, therefore, for blow before the
warm weather comes on, and the Spaniards are
evidently determined to avail themselves of the
opportunity.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
ENGLAND.
The Irish Lnnd Bill in Committee

The Irish Land Bill in Committee.
LoNDON, April 4, 1870.
In the House OF Commons to-day the considera
ton OF the Irish Land bill was resumed Ia com.
mlttee.
Mr.. Dsrae opposed the amendment proposed by
the government extending the Ulster custom over
Ireland. He begged the House to consider the effect
this law would have on English land, and predicted
that agitation ana iawessness would increase.
Mr.. Dlsraei then submitted an amendment lmu.
ing the compensation to the retiring tenants to
damages for his uuexhausted improvements and un.
finished course Of husbandry.
Mr.. Lowe replied TO Mr.. Disrae in speech irrele-
want to the amenement under consideration. He
said the bill possibly violated the rules OF political
economy, but such violations were Of daily occur
renee.
Mr.. Claiborne Hardy supported Disrael's amend
ment. Mr.. Hardy and Sir Rounded Palmer who
followed him, both urged greater caution than the
government had exhibited so far In the manage.
ment OF the measure. The changes proposed were
generally too ill.considered and sweeping.
NJ. Forescue chief Secretary for Ireland repeIied
the charges made against the government.
Mr.. Clare s. Reed, member for South Norfolk dc.
nounced the bill as revolutionary.
Mr.. Buxton, member for East Surrey, declared
the bill limited rights OF property which were now
subverted.
Mr.. Brodrick, Sir Patrick O'Brien and o,hers FOL.
lowed, but presented no new arguments.
Mr.. Gladstone explained that the point Of the
clause was compensation to tenants, not the scale
by which 1t should be awarded. He said the amend
ment proposed by Mr.. Disraen was intended not 70
modify but to kill she btii.
Mr.. Disrael replied 10 the various arguments
which had been made 10 MS amendment, and
closed the debate.
The House then divided with the following
result
For Disraeli's amendment. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
Majority FOR the government. 10
AS soon the vote was announced the House
adjourned,
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
GENERAL NOTES AHo OBSERVATIONS.

Medina. OHIO has just voted 10 have a NJ school.
house at a cost OF $40. 900. A wooden railroad 10
Grafton Is also suggested. THIS looks as II Medina
was going ahead.
"Please turn your head n liite,r said a beautiful
nurse to her male patient. "you have turned it
already, madam" SAID ne. "Ah SIR, guess you
Will not die this tlme.n
coiored division OF the Sons OF Temperance has
been organized IN Jacksonville. Fla.
The Cleveland Herald thinks the proposition to
lower the grade OF Bunker Hill Is deg rading pro-
position.
A cat Is reported to have died Of grief In Dayton
Ohio Sue 10 SAID 10 have been an original Pusy -te.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
n stormy Day and a Light
Vote.
The Democratic State Ticket
Probably Elected.

rbe following 10 . hst OF towns In Connecticut
from whlch resarns nave been received at the hour
of going 70 pross. despaIch from Hartford states
that there s no doasi Of the election OF English over
MS repnbscan competitor. Tue democrats have
made gnins 10 boin houses of Tue Legislature. and
ise parties WA he close. nut the republicans caini
thai thcy nave majority IA both senate aud House.
The vote as wtl be seen. s ngat. falling short OF
that 0f iast YEAR
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
Personal Notes aud Observa,ion..

General Grant ~ temperance man.
VIII General Candy succeed General Thomas,
senator KeveIs was once excluded from the son,
a'e galleries on account OF his coor
stephen A. Douglas is at the residence OF Judge
settle, m Rockingham county, va
western paper thinks that women would uos
make good statesmen. "fhe question or the ace"
would.always trouble them.
The Nnie dc Paris yesterday morning brought
back large body or the Caudlan Pontidca Zouayes
VINO have fulfilled their term or two years. service at
Rome. ~. Boya and other gentlemen OF Montreal
were here to meet them. They leave to-day Tor
Canada.
TIE late rebel Generals s. .. Brckner and Basil
w. Duke ana Colonel ianton Duncan are candi-
yates Tor cnief OF The poilcc force OF Loulsyille
salary 81. .o00
The keokuk uowa) Gate C1ty denies that the
sister o ars Coliax tMrs. Cowies or JASPER county
l. mall agent on the Pacific Railroad. Tue idea Of
female being matt agent, What nextf
Born, 10 the wife OF Mr.. ID. X. Locke REV Petro.
son. Mr. Locke left number OF lecture commit
tees IN the lurch and went home from Illinoi, Ia
receive IN person this accession to his earthly gran
ueut, excuSng himself with the remark mat ne
out had ooy once IN eight years. but those com.
miIees could nnd a lecturer All where
There 10 strong probability that the vary dirty
nauyes OF Alaska VIII have a bisllOp amona them
by and by. The Kev. Edward Jacker a genfieman
Oi experience ana very much up IN tho language
nanhlOns &C, which appeftan 10 the indian trit,es
oi America. VIII receive the above appointment
The Baltimore Gazette says:--"We wish him low OF
has new and extensive field. and trust that hs win
And Tue Cyckaaickputs, the fakutsk yfltmfks and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inclined 10 accept Chrstlauty
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

His HOLINESS THE Pope wishes to promul-
gate schema at Easter (Schemd No. y, and
another schema (Scaemc No. p, just after the
Easter holiday. Should Pic Mono adhere to
this plan and carry it out coincident with the
Lenten fasts and the good living of Easter
week the doctors may look out for an immense
amount Of dyspepsia among the bishops. Light
bitters will be in order all round the globe
after the Council breaks up.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
GERMANY.
Special Mission to the Far East.

Special Mission to the Far East.
BERLIN, April 4, 1870.
Tho Prussan government mas appointed Chamber
lam Silk as special envoy to Pektn, to return the
diplomatic courteses extended by the BurIingame
Embassy. lHerr Silk will also proceed to Jeddo,
and IL will be part OF his mission to regulate the po
litlcal and commercial relations Of the North Ger.
man Confederation with China and Japsn.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
FIRE IN A BR00xt IN SHipYaa0.

The alarm OF fire sounded about ninc O'Clock last
night for The Fifty second district was caused by sDe
discovery OF flames which we're seen 10 issue from
the drying room OF Poilons shpyard. near tue loot
OF Bridge street. The employees OF the YARD. seytTas
OF whom reside IN the immediate HeIghbofh0od.
were carly on the and succeeded IN staying the
progress OF the re aHti the arrival OF the apparatus
when IL was entirely extingushei. The loss on
stock aud damage to machinery wiii H Is believed.
amount TO l.0O0 Az there was no nre IN the fur.
mace after six O'Clock or elsewhere the premises
The oIlgln OF the IRE Is al present mIstarY.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
RAILROAD CALAMITY.

Accident on the Hannibal and St. Joseph
acknowledgements Passengers Injured.
CHICAGO, April 4, 1870.
The Western bound passenger train, which left
Quincy Saturday night on the Hannibal and ST.
Joseph Railroad met with q serious accident about
twenty-four miles from Quincy. One sleeping ana
TWO passenger cars were thrown or the track down
a steep eIpbankmenr ana completely demolished,
twenty-five passengers were more or less injured,
two OF them fatally.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
rae Ar Inc HUNTERS PosT Feasr.

few minutes after ten O'Clock last night Are
was discovered on the upper goor Of The two story
frame building adjoining the Hunters Point ferry
house foot Of James slip. occupied by Joseph
IDeiilng, sbipwright ana calkcr. causing loss OF
$500. The building. winch ~ owned 10y fne Long
Island Express Company, was damaged 10 the
amount OF 81 200.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
Parliamentary Penal Progress.

LONDON April ., lSI0.
In the House OF Lords to-day members OF the
House Of Commons were summoned to the bar,
when messages were read announcing that the
Royal assent had been given TO the bill for the Gu
torcement OF the laws and the preservation OF peace
IN Ireland and TO the Coinage ana Mutiny bills.
In the House OF Commons to-day Mr.. Gladstone,
in reply to remark OF Mr.. Dixie, said he tnought
no compensation was due to the widow Of Mr.. Cor.
d0n, who was executed In Samaica.
Mr.. Monsell, Under Secretary for the Colonial De.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
SCOTLAND.

Launch Of n Transatlantic Trading Steuu uuistip.
GLASGOW April 4, 1870.
The new steamer Italy, Of the National line. was
successfully launched at Greeuock to-day. She Is
42oo tons burden and is said to be the largest screw
steamer anoat. the Great Eastern alone accepted.
Her engines are 600 horse power.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
INDIA.
Executive Industrial Enterprise.

Executive Industrial Enterprise.
LONDON. Aprii 4, 1870.
Dispatches from Calcutta state that the Earl of
Mayo. the Governor General OF Indla, Is making
tour Of the cottongrowng districts Of that country
urging upon the people the necessity OF increased
cultivation OF cotton in order to compete successfully
with the United States.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
vas followed BY Sir J. Paklngton.
Tho Universities Boat Race.

Tho Universities Boat Race.
LONDON, April 4, 1870.
The betting on the University boat race IL very
brisk.
Toe partisans OF Cambridge are gaining confidence
and the odds OF eleven to eight en- oxford ls freely
taken.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
BREAK IN THE ERIE CANAL FEEDER.
ROCHESTER. N. Y

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, April 4, 1870
bad break has just occurred In the Erie Canal
feeder bank just south OF this city and the water Is
rushing from the river into the ieeder and thence
into the canal with great violence. It viii be mpos-
siDe TO make repairs before the water subsidies and
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
ROME.

The Pope's Schema Repertoire.
LONDON. April 4. 1870.
despatch from Rome reports that the Pope
wishes TO promulgate the first Schema At Easter so
that the second Schema, that on nrallib,ltty, may
oe discussed Immediately after the holidays
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
MAILS FOR E0ROPE

The Hamburg mail steamship Hammonia viii leave
ihs porI ON Tuesday for Plymouth chcrboarg
aud Hamburg.
The malls for Europe will close a. tns Post onss
al twelve O'Clock noon.
rHG NEW NoRg HERALD Edition for Europe
VIII be ready at ten O'Clock In the morning.
single copies Ia wrappers for mailing aK cents.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
MUNICIPAL ELECTION N nsiyE.

CALAIS, Aprn e. 1870.
@. NJ. wentworth, democrat. was elected Mayor
OF Caiais to-day by about one hundred MAJORITY.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
Royal Patronage or Art.

LONDON, Aprii A. 1870.
The Prince OF Wales presided at meeting OF the
Society OF Arts, which was held to organize an edu.
casional department. aud TO make arrangements for
several exhibitions next year. The Prince spoke
warmly In favor OF the objects proposed by the so.
ciety
He was followed by Sir ]. Pakingt0n.