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The New York herald., 1870-04-30
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
President Grant ana family are at the Filth Ave-
nue. Hotel
Governor Holman, OF Albany, Is at the Clarendon
Hotel.
oo'ohei ). M. Johnson, and p. ID. de Rivera, OF the
spanish Legation, of Washington and q. Z. Circus
OF india are at the Brevoort House.
'uuge !. H. Bedeli, OF Long Island: DIR. r.. II.
Sna"' oo'ohei J. B. Howard and Judge J. O. Goods
VI san francisco; Colonel ). d. Lawrance, OF New
''onuon' 'uoge j. W. Staples, OF st. Louis; state
ooaa'o' Noi'on' ol Troy, ana General J. stanwood,
OF Alabama, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
General James Craig ana Colonel Harlan. OF MIs
sour; General B. q. Card, OF the United states
Army; Henry Smith OF Albany: Colonel p. r. sher-
man, OF Chtcago; Lieutenant Commander N Ina.
low, OF the United States Navy and Major w n
Greeniead, CT Tennessee, az tile ST. SIchoaa
Hotel.
@. de Bod!sco. Russian Minister OF Washington.
). Eytingc, OF Long Island; H. c. Larncd Of Chicago:
J. b. Alley, OF Massachusetts, ana b. Singer. Of
Pennsylvania are nc the Astor House.
George II. Pendleton, OF Cincinnati, and General
Duncan V. Walker OF Washington, are at the New
York HOTEL
Dr. G. b. Farman, of New Haven; j. NJ Stewart
OF Virginia, ana s. d. Jones, or San Francisco, arc
al the Grand Hotel.
J. B. wbaey OF Chicago; G.. b. Swain, OF Scar.
boro, ana +. w. whittemore OF Cornwall, are at the
Coleman House.
A. NJ. Ramsdeli, OF New London, ana J. n. Living
ston OF New York, are At the Albemarle Hotel.
Judge Nelson OF Albany; DR.. Collins OF Great
harrington; l.. A. Btgelow. OF Boston; q. p Nc
Bride OF Ptlsburg; M. q. Mereur. OF Pennsylvania,
ana b. Wilson, OF Albany, are at the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel.
nw. S. de Zeng, OF Geneseo. and W. H. Farnsworth,
OF Boston, are at the Everett House.
X. Ellis and John Tucker, Jr., OF Ph,ladelph.a:
Henry Porter OF Newport, and y. b. Robey, Of
Rochester, are al the st. Denis Hotel.
T. r. Barry, OF Montreal; w. II. II. Blackrnan. Of
New Haven, and Captain A. Young, u the British
Army, are at the ST. Charles Hotel.
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
GEORGIA.

Legislative PrOceedings-The Tax and Ap.
preparation Acts Continued-Pnyment of tho
State Debt-RailrOad Affairs to be Investi-
gated.
ATLANTA, April 20, 1870
In the House to-day the only important action was
an effort to seat six imembers who claimed to have
been elected under the authority OF the Old organ
zation. resolution to that effect was adopted
yeas SO, nays SO. There were many absentees
NoIice was gwen for reconsideration tomorrow
Resolutions expressive OF the sympathy OF the
Legislature OF Georgia with the sufferers by the
accident at Richmond were adopted by both Houses
In the Senate resolution was adopted continuing
the Appropriation act OF 1869 for two quarters OF
this year-yeas, 20: nays ii. resolution con-
nlnfng the Tax act OF 1870 adopted by the same
vote.
resolution authorizing the Governor to provide
Tor the payment OF the interest and principal OF The
puplc debt, accruing prior to July l. 1870 in ac-
sordance with the code, was adopteI--yeas Is,
resolution was adopted appointing a commit
tee OF three in the Senate and i've in the House to
investigate the affairs of the Western and Atlantic
Railroad Is required by the Governor.
resolution was alopted continuing In force the
Relief act OF last session.
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDoN, April 90
r. M-Consols closed at "a for both money and the
account. American securities quiet. United States
i've twenty bonds, 1862, $50; 1886, Old, SS; 1867
S95I; ten.rort;es 49, Stocks quiet. Erie Railway
shares 49, Illinois Centrals 1l1H Atlantic and Great
Western, 27n.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, April 2o.-Tne Boursc
closed 1rmer. Rentes. 74E zoe.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.--FRANKFORT, April o.
Unit 3 ates dve-iwehiy bonds opened nat at 96 for
LIyERpooL CorToN MARKEr-LrygRroor Anru
29-5 +. M.-The cotton marke clos ID staaiy: mid
ding uplands lid. 1l'ad; mtddiinR0rieaas 113sd.
Guiding 2o00 for export ani spe ;uIa ion the Stock
~ sea, bound TO this port. Is estimated at 273 900
bales OF which 10000 are American. The sales OF The
week have been $1,000 bales, OF which 1900 were
taken for export and 8 900 on speculation. The
stock in port Is mated 603 900 bales of which
35s, 600 are American. The receipts OF TIE week
have been 900 bales OF which s5 600 are Alnerl
can.
HAvnE CorroN MAnxEr.--HAyRE, April 2s.-coi-
ton opened nat both on spot and afloat Tres ordi-
naire. IN the spot, l32HE per cwt
LIVERPOOL BRgADsTUfFs MARKET-LIvERrOOI.,
April 20-p. M-Peas. 36s. o. per quarter for Cana
dan The receipts OF wheat at his port for the last
tn ee days have been 10000 quarters, al OF VIII ca
were American. California white wheat es. 81. os.
6d. pr cenial; No. red Western. s.. Id. ss 2d
red winter ss. 3D. 81. lOd. Flour, 20s. per bbl for
Western cana. Corn. 2Os. ID. per quarter for
European. Oats 2s. Cd. per hushel. Barley, 6s per
bushel. Peas, :sss per quarter for Canadiiit '~'
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPo OIL.
Aprl 29-P. M-Pork, zoos. per Dbl. for extra prime
prime mess Lard, 70s. per cwt, Cheese. IDS. per
cwt. Tor the best graes o American fine. Bacon,
5ss per cwt FOR Cumberland cut and 64s. for snort
ribJed mildes
LIyERpooL PRODUCE MARKEr.--LrvEarooI April
29-P. M.-Rosn 49, Ga. q A. Oh. per cwt. for com
mon Nor.h Carolina, and i2s a 13s. for fine. Pc
for refined TaIlow, AS. per cwt. Turpentlne,
29s. 30. per cwt LDseed OIL f34 per ton.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDoS, April 49, -
Talow 44s. 80. a AS. 8 per cwt Sugar. anoat.
quiet and steady. Calcutta Iinseed easier at 6Os Cd
6os Cd. Ltnseed cakes, co 10s 60 iss per ton
or "a II oDlong for FEEDING Sperm oil. f92 f93 per
ton Sugar quiet ut 32s Cd. 33s per cwt. for No I2
Dutch STANDARD on ne spot. Whale OIL &3S ESQ
per ton. LiD:eed oil duh. Common rosin dull TOR.
penfin sos. cd. per cwt.
PErRoLEuMiaAREsr.-ASr April 90. -Peiro
I'm n nan a oy IN
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
EXCURSION or WASHINGTON DIGNlTA.
RES.

NORFOLK, Va, April 20, 1870.
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin. Attorney General HOlr
Postmaster General CreswelI, Senator Chandler, Hon.
j0nn A. Bingham and q number of other Senator's
and Representatives, with their ladies' arrived here
this morning on the steamer Lady of the Lake. on an
excursion trip from Washington. The excursioni,ts
visited the navy yard and the receiving ship New
Hampshire and the monitor Terror Alter dining at
the Atlantic Hotel, they proceeded to Fortress Mon
roe, where, IL the weather Is favorable they viii
spend an hour and thence return TO Washington
FORTRESS MONROE, April 20, 1870
The steamer Lazy OF the Lake, of the wa h noton
and Norfolk line, arrived here this morning with a
distinguished party on board, comprising Postmaster
Hanin, Mr.. Bingham and others. They were met
at the wharfby General Barry and star AMI csc rtcd
inside the fort salute WIS fired IN their honor
and after spending an hour in examining the lors.
ress they re-embarked and left for washington at
seven +. NJ
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
OLD WORLD ITEMS.

Turkey is getting into trouble IN both Egypt aud
The Danubian Principalities. Coming eveats,n &c.
The Knedive OF Egypt has gone SO far In his con-
cessions as to solicit arman from the Porte autno-
HING his reforms.
The Emperor Of Russia has recently shown himself
in public quite frequently, ana seems to enjoy i'm
proved health and spirits
The Gar has conceded the great line OF Smolensk-
Brest KlilrOa Tor instruction to the MOSCOW .Smv-
lensk Company at $4,000 metallic louties per verst
The Emperor of France has Just decora ed 81 xty.aye
subatern officers and soldiers OF al arms with the
military medal, dating from thc oh of ApiI.
The imperial family Of Russia are to MAKE the grand
tour ofGernany passsome time at the oath of Ems
and, feter paying TWO or three royal visits, 70 to
the Crimea.
The French railroads are pushing their grand net
wotN TO CJnpii ton with great vgOf this wear In
Algeria the main line from Algiers to Oran is Almost
competed.
Secessions 10 the Evangelical Luthern' Church are
announcer as having taken pla among Catholic
professors IN Ausfla IN conse equence oil the inia
bnty dogma.
Dr.. Nachtgali, the German explorer in Africa. has
been heard rom UP to March 4. He then was al
Murzuk, aud Turaish envoy would accompany him
to Bornu.
At Geneva (SwiMeriand) the painters levied a
weekly contribution OF one frame piece per week
during the continuance OF the CreaZot s,rke IN
Fr4nte. Solilaillyf
The French society against the use OF tobacco has
presented silver metal to the scholars OF an
aca emy who have zealously followed the advice o.
their tutors to abstain from the weed. The Juveniles
gratefully renewed their promise not to smoke or
chew.
The tour OF al the great cities Of France suggested
for the Prince Imperial alone WILL 1t is now dec u ed
by the French papers e shared by The Emperor and
Empress, who will make a".piogress more splen.
did han the famous one of Queen Elizabeth through
En- gland
A fine archaeological discovery has very recently
been maie IN Paris. In pierc ny tine rev Rue de Ia
Monge the workmen came upon the, ruin OF the
ancient Roman amphitheatres OF the oasly days OF
Ltetia. Some stone benches, brckwork ana mo-
sac marked the spot THIS Is the mo t ancient relic
OF the Gailc-Koman times in the north OF France
and Is 200 years at least older that the baths OF
JlIIlan.
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
The Vurf-Croy den Races, Event,

The Turf-Croyd den Races Events.
LONDON, April 10, 1870.
Al the Croydon races today the Shirley Plate IA
handicapl, OF forty sovereigns, half mile, was won
by Mr. @. w. Fitzwilliams' b. I. Snowden, by Blair
Athol out of Spithre dam, eight years old; Mr.. G..
Binces b. c. Election, by Lambton out OF The Queen,
Ave years old, second; Mr.. J. Smiths bL c. Darkie,
by Peppermint out OF Bridget, i've years old, third.
Tie metropolitan plate 10 handicap OF 100 sover.
egns entrance three sovereigns one mile and three
quarters, was won by Mr.. J. Smiths b. c. Paganini
by King OF Kent out OF Melody. years old; Mr..
Bahlbrdges's b. c. Limerick, by Drumour, out OF
Irish Point, years, second; Mr.. Nightngal's Lady
Kero, years, third.
The Claiming Handicap Plate OF 40 sovs. was won
by Captain Skipworth's b. c. Satellite by wasnba out
OF Starlight. years. Mr.. J. Smiths blk c. Dar kie
years old, second; the Duke OF Newcastle br &. by
st. Albans, out OF Aquamarine years Old, third,
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Opposition to Chinese Railroad I.nbOrers in
California-CrOps Injured by Drouth-The
Fifteenth Amendment Nulliiled.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 20, 1870.
The United States steamer Mohican arrived from
Victoria to-day. She will soon proceed to South
American waters
mass meeting OF working men was held last
night at which 1t was decided to oppose In the ap
preaching election the proposition TO grant subsidies
to the Southern Pacific Railroad unless the company
VIII pledge Itself not to employ Chinese abOrers.
TIE long dry spell has dOle great injury to the
crops and IN portions Of the State they reported
as failures.
The County Judge OF Los Angeles has decided that
colo ed people cannot be registered unit appropri
ate legisla ION Is h ad on the fifteenth amendment
Flour quiet al S4 SO IA IS 37k Wheat in light de-
mand; the extremes are 81 30 q 81 90. Legal ten
dcrs, 80.
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and best Newspaper In the
C0unfry.
The wEEKLy HERALD of the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest European News by
the Cable up to the hour OF publications.; also Tele
graphic Dispatches from Cuba, Mexico and other
points IL also contains the Current News
OF the Week; the Fashions; Amusemen,s; Facette;
Foreign Intelligence; Artistic, Scientific, Sporting,
Religious and Literary Intelligence; Washington
News; Obituary Notices; Editorial Articles on the
prominent topics OF the Gay; Our Agricultural
Budget Reviews OF the Cattle Horse, Dry Goods and
Boot and shoe Markets; Financial and Commercial
Intelligence, and accounts OF all the important ana
interesting events OF the week
TERBs.-Singie subscription, 50; Three copies, S.;
Five copies, S.; Ter copies. SIS; Single copies I've
cents each. limited number OF advertisement "a
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
ARREST or GAMBLERS.

The officers attached 10 the Tombs Police Court
assisted by officers from the Sixth precn last night
made simultaneous rad upon three gambling
saloons, warrants against which were Issued by
Justice Bowling. The premises No. % Coeuaes sip
"pu!led," ana Timothy Harrington ami Charles
Williams were arrested The premises No. q Coen-
ties $ Up were entered ana Richard II. Pier son ar
res ed. The premises No. IA South street we g
enteel and Henry Farley and Fatrick J. 1oa0y
arrested. AL TIC time the descent was ma bu few
persons we're present In the saloons. The prisoners
were locked up IN the Sixth Ward saion house,
and VIII lie arralgned to-day before Jusi,ce Down ing
al tue lonls Police COur5. large quantity gam
bijng tools and implements were seized.
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Plan of Compromise Offered by the Dominion
to the Red River Insurgents.
OTTAWA, April 90, 1870.
In the House OF Commons, yesterday, Hon. Mr..
Holon's motion to put coke and coal On the free list
was defeated by large majority.
Sir George Z. Cartier announced that the Red
River delegates had been consulted by the govern
ment. Donald A. Smiths report of his mission to
Red River was laid before the House. He recon-
mends that strong miiary force be sent to that
territory as soon as practicable.
TIE following is reported to be me plan of compro.
mise TO be offered by the governmept:-Flr IS
proposed TO organize small provin on both 81 les
Of Red river, about $50 miles square, which viii
cover The settlements " the nall breeds Second
The Legislature shall have control Of public lanes
OF the province. Third sab idy shall be granted
by the Dominion for colonial expenses. Fourth
The balance OF the new territory Shall be governed
from Ottawa.
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
MEMPHIS RACES.
MEMPHIS, April 90. 1870

MEMPHIS, April 70. 1870.
The fourth days races OF The Chickasaw Jockey
Club took place to-day under the most favorable
circumstances though the track was rather heavy.
sweepstakes for three year ods dash of one
nile, twenty-five dollars subscription, play or pay,
$3.50 added, seven subscriptions was won by Sa lie
Farrell beaang Regent, Hilth's gray Ally by Brown
DICK and Richards chestnut Ally by War Dance in
same Oruer. Tine, 1:o3A
the jockey Club purse $500, mile hea's for all
age, Lest three IN five, was won by I.enster tue
gumnlary being " = '' ~
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Minor
Items Of Metropolitan Mems.

The following record win show the changes In the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours In COM
parson with the corresponding day OF last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer as Hudnuvs Pharmacy,
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
Tho Cabinet says Vote eyes,"

PARIS, April 81 1910.
H. Olivier publishes another circular, In which he
replies to the manifesto just issued by the electoral
committee OF NJ. Thiers. He brands the assertion
that according to the new constitution the Emperor
may do as he pleases as an error too gross to de-
ceive, and declares 1t could only have been put for
ward by persons who consider the electors pack
Of fools.
NJ. Chevandier de vadrome, Minister Of she Inte.
rtor, has issued circular to his constituents advising
them TO vote Eyes"
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
ILLINOIS.
Congregational Convention in Chicago Theo.
logical Seminary Anniversary.

CHICAGO, April 20, 1870.
Al the anniversary exercises last night oil the
Chicago Theological Seminary Congregational class
OF fourteen graduated.
The triennal Convention OF Congressional Churches
OF the Northwest reassembied this morning. re.
solution was adopted proposing the raising Of
1000 In the Nor Invest for the support O the
Boston Congressional House. Rev. S. @. Bartled
was elected President Of the Western Educational
Society. This afternoon the Convention adjourned
sine die
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
HERALD SATURDAY 80 ls7o.-rRIPLE SHEET

American afairs. wherein II comments on the anne
lioration OF opinion during the past few years It
is now impossible" the writer says, sto find an
American who win admit having opposed the right
OF The negroes to v0e.u
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
VIRGINIA.
Decision In the Richmond MnyoraIty Cuse-
MIR. EIyson Declared Entitled 10 the ONCE.

"-As ASssS Sv~ DOSA~Hcu Gututcu 10 the ONces
RICHMOND, Aprd 20, 1870.
The Supreme Court OF Appeals OF virsna at ten
O'Clock this morning decided that the Enabling a !
passed by the Legislature was consitu ionaI. AMI
that Henry X. Elyson and not George Calhoon il the
lawful Mayor OF this city, and that all acts OF Mr.
Elyson, IN accordance with the State law, are legal
and binding. Mr.. ChahooN under his formal agree :
ment will retire from the field and Mr. Elyson n
remain Mayor OF the city. The Court was unani.
nous In It's opinion, which is youminous, and covers
every point raised.
At SIX O'Clock this afternoon all the city property
In the possession OF Mayor Chahoon was surren-
dered by him to Mayor Ellyson, In accordance with
the decision OF the Supreme Court Of Appeals.
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
NapOleOn's Negotiations With
IL me.
The Ecumenical Council Certain
of Work.
British Legislation and English
Opinion.
Fatal Accident on the London ME-
tropolitan Railway.
FRANCE.

The City Agitation-scntiuieut for the Re-
public.
PARIS, April %. 1870.
The meetings held yesterday to discuss matters
relative 20 the pleotscfte more turbulent than
ever.
A meeting held by the opponents OF the pleoiscne
in this city dissolved by the authorities because
an accusation Of the Emperor was proposed.
The people separa ed without rioting. though they
expressed their disapproval by cheering for repub-
lie and s ng ng the Marelllaise. Many other meet
ings were held In the ty, which, however gen
orally orderly. At some OF these 1t was resolved
that all those In favor Of o republic would vote
<NO.o
The New York herald., 1870-04-30

Diabetes-Diab be ties. -COustifufion Water is =
certain cure for II. Depot, Is CHI street
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
ENGLAND.
Parliamentary Progress.

LONDON, April 20, 1870
In the House Of Lords tonight the High Court of
Justice bill was 1ecommitted
Lord Romilly urged The difficulty OF blending faw
and equity IN the case OF njunctlons. Lords Cairns
and Westbrry sad su difficulties applied to pro-
ceedure, not TO principles. Lord Penzance supported
the bill
The House adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
Plenty Of Council Work.

LONDON, April 90 1870.
The Weekly Register the recognized organ of the
Roman Catholics here and well instruc | as to the
movements of the Vatican, says the Ecumenicai
Council has work before 1t for q year.
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
The Students.

PARIS, April ~, 1870.
Further demonstrations on the part of The students
are expected on the opening Of the Medical College
next Monday.
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
The Pe0ple.

Madrid, April 20, 1870
Outbreaks occurred last evening at Acalas, IN the
province OF Soria, and at Santiago, though they
were soon repressed.
At the latter place 100 OF the insurgents were
arrested ami imprisoned.
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
The Radicals Shout ssNo.o

PARIS, April 20, 1870.
NJ. Lerr,iia who, at a public meeting last night
urged the impeachment Of the Emperor, was arrest
ed This morning.
Jules Favre endorses the man IestO on the p,ebts,
cun issued by the Deputies Of the eft and the op-
position journalists.
The New York herald., 1870-04-30

MisstsquOt Water Cures BriRht,s Oiscasc of
The Kidneys scrofula aud all impurities of the blood SEQ
pamuhlaf. = - N.~N1~- ~
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
Consoling.

LONDON. April 90 1870
The condition OF the Archbishop OF Canterbury Is
less alarming than was reported by the Churchman
y0SteriaV
The New York herald., 1870-04-30
Ireland and Spain.

LONDON, April %, 1870.
In the House OF Commons tonight Mr. Bruce
Home Secretary alluded to the attempt made on the
life of Mr. Buxton, and said the assassin was SIN at
large
Mr.. Gladstone announced that debate IN commit
tee on the Irish Land bil would be resumed on Mon
day. Mr.. Newdegaies motion for an inquiry into
monastic institutions would next he considered and
discussion on the Red River dn1culty was post
poned until May 81. Mr.. Gladstone said the i'm
portant principles Of the Irish Land bill had already
been settled and he hoped to be able to resume the
consideration Of the Education bill at an cary day.
Sir j. Pakfngt0n, in reply to question said while
he was War Secretary Mr.. Boxer, tine inventor was
dismissed from the emp plOyment OF the government
On the discovery that ne retained money from ana
Interest I'm his inventions.
Z Mr.. Otway Under Foreign Secretary, In reply to
an inquiry from Mr.. Bentinck stated that the gov
ernment declined to urge the Tornado claims on
Spain. The goy ernment had become onvinced
that the Tornado was leaving to enter the Chilean
service when she was sci ed
The Metropolitan Poor Relief bin was considered
in committee and reported to the House.
The bill legalizing mar iages with deceased wte,s
sister passed.
The House after the transa ton OF an unusually
large amount OF businss, Adjourned at two A. NJ
The Colonial Policy.
LONDON, April 20, 1870
The London Examiner says the 1alacy pervading
the entire debate III Parliament on colonial affairs
- that local liberty and imperial solidarity are In.
compatible.
A Vast Work.
LONDON, April 20, 1870
The project Of ship canal from Liverpool to Man
chester has again been revived.
City Railroad Fntality.
LONDON, April 20.
The arch OF the new Metropolitan railway under
the northern end of B.ac&friars Bridge gave way
today. Men were at work In the tunnel at the time,
and twelve were buried in the ruins Ali were taken
out alive; but seven were bady. If not fatally, in
jdied and Others were snehty bruised
Two have since died In The HOSPITAL.