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, 1870-05-16

He ia so-reliove De T1obriand and the Thir-
teeush, now stationed at vAzious posts IN
Montan8, xud they then come here. Mean-
while, company nf The Ninth, under Major
arrival d beIfobriand. Genefal John Glib
bon md bin entire command leave here regret
ted. .They.ware ali they ought To be. -
We had = Hrst-clAss tragedy last week, re-
cutting IN the death Of three persons- Il
eeeu1s that ono Alfred f. Hawas, living, few
here, killed man IN Nevada LAST fall,
nd q Nevada Sheriff, named Caz1lSan.
apneared here recently armed with the neces-
ssry papers for his arrest Calling on Deputy
United States Ma1shal Wm- B. Story, to assist
him, the two proceeded to attempt the arrest
of Hawes. inst before the 1rnn nface!ets
clicked together Hawes jerked loose, snatchod
= arsyolyer from Carris1n and SHOT Story dssd
IN his tracks, Carrigan getting aTay-, Both
CarI1g3r and Story shnt It HaHcs. Story tWice,
but they didn't hit him StorJ's body was
brought to tbs city And buried BY the Nasons
with al due ceremony. He Vas most excel
lent young man, served all tnfougn t4o wal
Capt1incy.' a poese Of the citizens Of Grants
vile gave pursuit to Hawes WHO fed south N
continently. Another posse, headed pf the
old czs-aside DANTE Rockwell, started from
this cit! to head him or The first posse came
on him IN few hours and freed him in hazel
pALCu- a6 EOl LA6 ulhf SuCL1 A0HGtS4S $500
hit one SpraEue, from which roumf he died
next day. His shot disclosiug his whars-
abouts, he WAS riddlcd with balls before he
could FIRE second. He had fastened his re-
-yo]vers to his belt BY the trigger as well as tho
b1eech, and when one of tho men attempting
to Jerk one OF, it went OF, shooting him
through the hand, and wrist, and nearly doing
for still another, whose body it entetpd, but
not deeply The desperate must have cooked
his 1evolvers after he fell
It doeant seem strange to people who know
the Mo1mons, that this case-iaaraened villain
should have married 3 Motnon gil, and, four
or i've months since, been baptized into the
church. Of B Young, which he was: He comes
OF good stock chip Of the cid block Hrs
father, Peter Hawes, VAS ono Of tha deapera-
does who found cloak for al crime In Nor
monism, and whosa depredations. from their
covert at Nauyoo, twenty-five years sgo, con-
tributed, motp than ANYTHING else, to the foH-
cible hegi1a Of the Saints from your State-
The story goes that, about 100 miles out IN the
wilderness, upon that noted exoduaof the Nor
mons from tie haunts Of civilization, Brigham
preached On Sunday, on the dosnEs OF these
ruffians, snd the consequences He Bsad they
were DOW going to new country, where they
should have to make their own Laws, and lie
proposed that larceny should be punished by
death. Those who would not agree to this,
might as well quit the camp first as Last. Peter
Hswes was one Of those who gut upon this
join the old msn, 1t seeuas, in that land where
parting is no more. The Mormons went foz
him, too, the Same as though he had been a
wild beast, which, indeed, he WAS, spite Of
his baptism into the Church OF Joseph Smith
DOUGLAS.
, 1870-05-16
FOREloN.
Fears of a General lnsurrectfon
In Italy.
The Political Situation in France.


ITALY.
FLORENCE. May s4-Ths Republican agitation
throughout Italy gains strength daily Feof5 a<e
entertained by The government t1at It may cusui-
nate In open feyolt Troops are being despatched,
An lnsurrection has hrukcu out IN the Province OF
Aodena, and sRepubnc1ns hare raised the
standard OF revolt 4 collision laa taken plaee
between the troops sent to suppress the tusurtec-
ton and the revoiuttonIsts' band Some political
disturbance occurred hers yester1ay- Several AZ
rests were made, And tie city tS now qElet.
Modena- SeTe1al rebels Wers killed and wounded
In the akirmfsh. Reinforcements haVe been sent
to the tsoopR- The trouble WILL doubtless be
speedily suppressed.
FLORENCE, Nay A-The psss1sctpatxs IN the
political Troubles here, to-day. were maanly STU
denta- Several have been arTestzd-
Meuotu Gaxthal1is refussI to act n1atu5t the In
surTectton ia the NeapoIitan poHsss, s attributed
to the TACT that many Of tho tHsuX*n8 arc his own
NQtkmeu Hn1 friends.
, 1870-05-16
Evidence Before the Coroner's Jury
Relative to the Luse Railroad
Disa%ter-The Conductor OF the
FrcaEht Train Under Arrest.

ST. LOUIE, MAY lL-Evideuce before the coro-
uerB jury to-day very piainl! showed that me eI-
ira freight train which colded With tue PASSENGER
t1atn, at Eureka, On Thursday morning Wis running
outside Of Instructions and bad used nom ten 70
dtteen minutes more Of the express trains tine
than special orders had allotted TO Il The cou-
dnctof aud engineer Of the extra Eain sWofe khat
they precisely accorduet to oElerst aud II there
wa8 mistake It arose from the difference. J. IN
watches. The weight OF evidence IS
Coroner ordered the arrest Of William
odor, the conductor, a1d BE- was placed IN the
calaboose- The fact that Odar and his engineer,
Tracy, left the spot instantly after the couslon,
because az they assert, they feared personal NO.
1ence while the conductor and other employees OF
the passenger train remained and worked n0b1Y
for the release and relief of the sufferers Ia Rcn-
efaly regarded Rs consciousness Of having duue
wrong, aud strengthens the belief that they alone
were 10 blame for the collision.
The reported death Of L. E. Fleming, Chief En-
gtneer Of the Necsho Railroad, Is mistake. He
Was On the tr1fn, but left 1t At SeialIa-
The wounded arc generally doing well, and arc
receiving the care OF son1e OF the best surgeons
and physicans In the city. The railroad company
Is doing everything possible for their comfort aud
VIII recoInpense them for lozses, 50 far Us money
can do 20, without suit Or expense The remains
OF the dead hare been placed IN metallic cases,
and viii be deposited IN the cemetery vault, sub-
iect to the order Of friends
The pecuuiaIy loss by the accident to the rolling
6tDck "a about SEQ. .0Oa,
, 1870-05-16

John ". Fo1ney, Esq, has issuedan uEase
to the Republican party, in which he sets
forth, in substance, that, il tho ta1.h on on
iron is reduced, Pennsylvania will vote the
Democratic ticket. We supposehe means TO
say that, in that alternative, the people q. OF
Pennsylvania will turn round and vote tor
party which is opposed to any ta1if on
iron at pll. This, We submit, is extreme
" improbable. AL the Demo-
cratic members Of Congress, IN
clnding those from Pennsylvania,
voted for AIr. Mazshall's resolution,
which declared sgainst all protective duties
whatsoever Some Of the Democratic mem-
bers from Pennsylvania have backed ont
from this position and some have not
Perhaps Colonel Forney approves of tho
policy Of. Jumping ont Of the frying-pan
into the fre,1 but We doubt whether the
, 1870-05-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, May 14--Ieary shipments Of coin arc
expected from Mexico IN few days
The TIMES predicts fhat WomanS ugns are
doomed In this present Parliament.
LONDON, May 1.-THE yachts Camhrta aud
Sappho were t0Ted from CoTes ut O'Clock thls
morning to the east end Of the Isle OF Wight a
stG west BY south breeze prevat1Ea. The cau-
bria reached Ryde at 10 O'Clock unds1 EASY SstL
LONDON, May 1t:-The bodies OF the victims Of
the Greek brigands arrival to-day.
LONDON, MAY 1A-Flourens has left the city
Tie meeting at Hyde PARK is postponed.
LoSDoSDERRY, May 1.-THE steamship Dat1en
has been 4ignatIea.
QUEESsrouS, May little China has Arrived
, 1870-05-16
FRANCr

PARIS, May 1<-MessrA Aitile1e and Keeault,
editors OF the AEs1itafss Newspaper and soma
other prisoners, who were arrested for cpuplIcity
in the plot OF last February, have been proTislon-
: ally liberated.
MaRIstates arc still engaged bearing the. cescs
OF those arrested for alleged participation In the
late outbFeak Yesterday tortJ J-ulne persons were
condemned and Ea<tousiy sentenced, from nine
months down 10 fifteen days imprisonment Eight
Great preparations arc being made for the official
proclamation Of the 7pte recently thrown TEe
Emperor will receive deput2tton OF the Corp Leg
fslatiI and deliver q discourse On the subject
PAR1s, May 1.-THE French Government has
officially denied the report that the ex11aAitGn Of
Gustav F1oureus ia contemplated
PARIS. Nav 1.-THE accession OF the Duke o1
Grannont to the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs L
noW thought certnfn.
PARIS, May +-EvenlnR--,Many more persons
tion with the late disorders,
, 1870-05-16

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
H., FcLIElcA1-
NEW YoRE, May 1.-THE Tammany Committee
today completed the Aldermante nominations
The registry progressed quietly to-day. Prob
ably 800 or 900 more coloreu voters we're added to
the LIST
Run OVER AND KILLED.
Barney Connnr and another man were Killed to-
day by locomotive, ut the crossing OF the New
Jersey Central Road In Elizabeth, BY passing
train. Their wagon was smashed and horses
killed -...
WALL STREET.
The following letter was sent to the Stock Ex-
change to-day:
"SEw YoaK Z HaaIgx RanRoAD co,}
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
new fokS, May i, 1s'o.
/ Harlem Railroad Company will, on the 10th Of
June, 1870, Issue $4,000 shares Of common capital
stnck. N addition to the amount issued 9or nc
the construction Of a new passenger depot at
Fozt5-second street md Fourth avenue, In this
aTonrs truly. c. VANDERBILT"
Notwithstanding the general impression tha
this Issue Of Harlem stock was sold sometime
since, the Conmodore's letter had IN untay01able
influence On the Stock Exchange. Following close
on the wake OF this letter, came report from
Washington that the bank men had compromised
NTH Boutwell, On the Funding bill This cou1d
not be traced to any relable authority, but 1t as
sisted In breaking the stock Market and caused an
unsettled feeling on the Stock Exchange. The
bank statement shows net gsaa In the legal re-
ncrrr uf q m1tlUu anu naH
ITO The Associated Presz1
. TIE COTTON TRADE,
NEW YoRE, May 14-Tne cotton movement tor
the week, shows great decline II receipts, which
arc, ut ut all ports, q, ,sss bales Exporta heavy
! 81 81 bates. Stocks are declining.
TEE GENERAL TRADE
r,f NJ = 3tf1n1y7tNr GurfffTr the week
Business In produce Was on moderate scale
Fluctuations hare not been important, except In
such IS cotton, PORK, whiskey. petroleum, naval
BODY or SUICIDE IDENTIFIED.
The body Of man who committed suicide at
Railway on Thursday, has been identified as Wm-
spendler, Of Springfield Ill. S9,ood was found IN
his baggage, -
The steamship Periere, which sails today for
ming, s Bedforu, Jr.; His E1ceiencys Bey,
paIse, II T Paris; I J. II. slmonton, q tne New York
Associated Pressic. s. Grafulla, Of the Seventh
Regiment
GOVERNOR HOFFMAN ExrIA1Sz
I Governor HOFFMAN has replied 70 letter OF
Hon F. A. ConkiIng the bill In relation to for
eagn insurance companies. The Governor ssJ3 it8
big practce t. pronounce a appsMt y Of e., o1TaP ht
not before, and that the report KhlGh 3 current
announcing hts appreciation Of the Insurance bill
sswsthout authority 191 t. - n7,,,
A book edition Of the Mcfarland tEtai has been
issued. Orders have already been received for
5000 copies Mrs- Richardson Is seriously III of
WOODS BURNED.
One hundred and nfty thousand dol1ars' worth
Of property has been burned the past week In the
woods and swamps near Atlantic City, N. j.
TIE FE,ifAES. .--.
cent1a5e Fenian forces Tor an expedition 70 the
Red River county.
, 1870-05-16
THE WEST,

surrey OF the Denver Central 4
GEORGETOWN HA11roud-killcd by
q IsuunHaT-Uining in New
McXicss~
DENVER, Col, May 1<.-The preliminary survey
OF the Denver Central 4 Genrretuwn Rqllrcah Is
completesl At no place will fi.e grnte exceed
elShty feet EaSt.eers VIII Immediately lGca.e
the line, and the company VIII push the work en-
egEet1callv-
respected citizen, was killed. on Thursday bY a
runaway te:tIf-
Elizabeth. n H. dates u the 11fh say mining
Is Progressing slowly on AcGD1nt OF the scarcity Of
water IN the galchesL Ws:er in the Big Ditch
WIN reach Niger and HnulbuE Clutches this
l. cQQfpgtAg. ~
, 1870-05-16

great body Of Pennsylvania proteotionists
viii initiate his heroisn He says: "Per-
haps the Republican free tradars in Con-
gresa are prepared to try the experiment of
another Democratic administration. We
answer, perhaps the Pennsylvania protec-
iorists aro prepared to Try. the same ex-
pertinent. -
, 1870-05-16

A Friendly Epistle to Governor F&Als
meF.
SIN: You have thought proper twice to issue
proclamation, Offering reward for the AZ
rest Of persons engaged in lynching- There
are not a few in this Commonwealth who be-
Love this, under the circumstances, very re-
uhrkable document, as coming from your E1-
cellency. The people OF Illinois remember
that you have, during t,celue months, opened
the prison doors Of our Penitentiary and let
ont more than
ONE HUNDRED FELoSs,
after all the expense, and all the danger in
CURED by arrest and conviction by the courts
and of1icers. Robbers, mnrdarers, and other
criminals have been again lot
loose upon helpless commit
nifty to burn, assassinate, and plunder.
And yet with the game pen WHICH signs their
pardons, you write q proclamation to offer u
reward Of 81, 900 for the arrest OF those GRIM
innls whom you have just released from tho
Penitentiary-
! But, inconsistent and contradictory as such
q course Is, it is not the worst-
After the officers peril their 1ircsin a1zesting
criminals, and tho State has incurred heavy e1-
penses in trial and conviction. and tho mtlr-
derors have been sentenced, most Justly, to die,
,you have, without the shadow Of an apology,
commuted the sentence.
You havo stepped forth before tho Common
wealth and virtually said: although tho law
Of God and Of tho State demands murderers
should be put to death, vet say they shall
not"
The only question is, whether tho criminal is
to be punished by the ordinary process Of Law,
OF By the abnormal method OF lynching.
Society universally has decided that for the
Executive to endearor to staye OF penalty
propo1iouate to the crime, is 4 breach Of jus
tice-is to patronize crime instead Of yindicatr
| inc law,
Your E1cellency knows tho grand farce en-
acted for three weeks in New York. Attor
| news cnaeavoring to screen foul murder b,
Tho plea Of ;.sanityt Neither the lawyers no,
! ANYBODY else. believes one word OF the plea
| Bcsides the unvise exercise of the Executive
,.,aon7nc, and committing uover. mob violcnct
r 49, =, 3hn fs,t ,,,t 1aos1 +,1ont has ofrer,i
;.sa,f for = nr;ce-fo srresn cyin,e
,,;rd c.,as !. a morbid svrn,s1,v m III,
- 1000 .r;.,, ~ so1o,, baforo thn,,
pes. 49, ' 3a.S -. 49, src,, , conrao ID :,
.t,ss 49, hsa5 1sNeT 4 1ceas to ho taken oft
T. % ia Tho ~ beaxv shower that lodges tho wheat
:.H5. - .;s1.,s
, 1870-05-16
WASHINGTON.


SpcCtnl Despatch 10 ING t0lcAto 11QuuG.
EXCURSION DOWN TIE POTOMAC.
WAsu1SG1ps May 14.-The President and rueu1-
te1s, aud heads of bureaus, together with large
the Potomac to-day on an excursion, 1t IL instta
tt0u OF prominent citizens Of washington, VINO
united in the matter wshons party ,, The @ Eeatsf iaef
Is expected back about midnight. |
Laugh At BOWEN. ..s
The carItal is enjoying great laugh Today at
the expense Of Mayor Bowen. When he Was last |
candidate most 1attesing history Of his lfe end
services IVES published pEer the signature Of col
peas Tat It Was witch by Bowen, and one Of The
city papers has had the original manuscript photo
g1aphed and placed on exhibition: /. me iol,omlng
Al this was done by Nj. Bowen, from princl-
pie, without the remotest expectation Of fee or re-
nn to M Is 70.
only one to be consulted, he ou1d retire to private
life when be leaves the position hs now 90 ably
publicans Of this CITY, cannot permit him to do
ihis- He Is, In ny opinion and Judgment, one q
he best men in on man r = es tS
Republican Mayor: I am proud to be
able say has ese sne q sanasr Pas ns
many n1illions Of government funds hare passed
sugie penny m las ever I stuck to him. excepting Of
course big legal and legitimate I salary ,.Ias Mis no sm;
t& DTUTHfhf3I. hnu IT Is Lnl3y Au4
lis acknowledged capacity. that have secured for
him the many positions he has held under the gov
e1nIueut, Of which ne have heard 90 much. + vas
HIS that commended him to our Bainted
Ijncol,l, whose confidence he possessed to the
fullest extent, and from whom he received
and nov 9eeps e aa haT @ ose Conn.,
missions than any other man, Living or dead. with
his name on our banner, success IS certain, and
who etner shan he will be sure to secure That
object
:, TIE HOWARD INVESTIGATION
IVES adjourned yesterday, until Monday, Criticisms
OF various Journals upon What they term the oue-
sIcd character OF ol dispatches as well as Justice
to General Howard, makes It proper to SAY that
thus far only Witnesses for the prosecution have
been examined, and none for the defense have get
| been summoned. MI. Wood expects to close his
| case next week. General Howard has not yet in
,Iicated to the committee Hhat Witnesses he Will
| cal.
| Ito the Atuociated Press.l
TREASURY sTATKAKST.
WASHINGTON, May 14.--1n the Treasury tt. Day,
including y G s9ln 10 9ssaneates Rtse aeans io5 s
III Msnd sotai ior the fiscal yeaT, 6,ssao, ssiA
| INDIAN AFRAIEs.
The Cabinet yesterday had Indian matters IN
der consideration, and the situation Of Indian
affatrs generally was discussed. Among other
tefess taass Of bosS tie government and Indians
the Secretary Of War Is to Issue orders to prevent
starting Of The n Fen cnaE s1pe995 ss5.RP Resan2
commanding the Department Of the Platte, hai
hen ae sna
Is to carefully consider whatever Representations
may be made BY the dfsatfected Chiefs, with
tween them and the United states. The iafts1 g;
Viii, no doubt insist that those Indians who len
the reservations shan at once return to them.
4 The wavs and Means Committee are n9W Il
, 1870-05-16
Names OF the Parties Connected
with the Horrible Tragedy ut La

FORT SCOTT, Kansas May 14-FuEther partIcu-
lars are given OF the affair At LAHORE, Oh Tuesday
night. The names Of the 1vc men we're: WuE1M
RYAN, Stephenson County, Ill; Patrick Starr, Es-
sex County, n T.: c. g, Anson, Essex County, n
r.: PatscJ Riley, Stannton, Mass; Richard Pibin,
St Louis; Alexander Mathews canaia- The man
now II Jail Is named Peter Kelley, md the one
shot By his companions, Robert Wright.
Colonel Chapman, Chief Engineer OF the MIS-
sout River, Fort Scott / Galveston Railroad, has
just returned from the South, The<e he has been
extending the surrey Of that roa.t.
He reports easy grades md q dne country.
, 1870-05-16
A Woman md Child KILLED by q
Hund OF Indln1aM.

Sioux CEY, Iowa. My ia wr party of Ogal-
la1ahs, dressed In clothing furnished bT the guv-
the Niohrara River 120 miles north Of here and,
while shaking hands with the man wife, shot her,
then Killed her little son, and took her daughter
aged IL. = prisoner.
The husband escaped The excitement In that
region Is very great aatf Il Is fe1zet 1t will be de-
populated Loud calls arc made for Sheridan and
Baker.
Late arrivals from mp tho river report the Indians
saucy aud aggressive.
, 1870-05-16
THE NORTHWEST.

.... ulsoe' $780,.
The State Medical society holds lts tWen-
tieth annual session, at pt1on' Lee conneg,
May II.
F. Wagner has been presented with eo!d
medal by the Scheutzen- Ve1e1n o. ttock lsland,
in honor OF being the best ma1ks1nan OF taat
city. --..
Tho Hon: D. D. shumWay, 2 prominent
and wealthy citizen o. Ghllsnan CouhtJ; ~. dieo 70:
at hia residence, i'll Iaylorvlle, On Inc 9th IN
slant Mf: ShumWay nag oeen nen19Gs
of the Legislature, and hao helo otaef pupnc
positions 1r.-.
"a meeting ID TO DO hela 81 r. fIat,e M tasys
McDonough County, NAY -, 1oT tne pul::
pose OF organizing tne feAln u nlss1sssppt
Ra'lf9aa; p.. leland Ua;oo ~ +,,o IAN, soxa
:. MI. -. Ln8lo, OF In1s III, WIG ID ~ possss
zion Of telescope OF ~ d1ameter magnlslns
power, INFORMS US that ~ Aas uaue Al ~
tronomch aiseoseay o. .he e.eates. e. tpo1.. tal4
a11ce, beng notmnp less thAn INC 1aGs tnaS "e
have ne1o Rton9t IN our s9sse'a: Aoont a iour
WeehH abc ~. ane.S "As :15 -:e...1.5 "apI. aaI
ance about four degrees TO the f1Gn. Mheh
tho telescope Was plougnt " oea5 oEan ~
disc rs Large az MARS Mas oOselsga. ams stas
he has 0een "atcn1nS slhce' auu Aast nsnt ~
became convinced, atom ~ petns etescent
snaPe, thas Il ~ M1tuaA ~ sss.JJm, % oi' -
other WORDS, petWeen tne ea1tn a1!a sun. a.
half-past O'Clock IN inc evening IL can ne
sean d reobiins ~ u19 Il an,a,rsnca s5sr of fho
e,. enI .sse sn;t,,den y
n1st n'oG ~
uwo,,o Entrsr,b;eo,,a,t fonran.
"a. Hoas l.a,;.a ctatn asaeei.t;an ~. hea,
non, ~ uaoo aot ~ A,Y Wonnt piasas,,+ Tuna
9ecn Sanea ~! 70 u'oet AZ -Aoens 1'ca0AA'' '"no
IL ana ~ - 1. r;,n ~ H., ,,4,; s.,s
,~cIne HuoaAA1 1ses -. s.a5iI saa atsa 'ass "
"GonFelsing WIZ a = .as1oeI; nE,; yesieaaay, "no
als rom lae1o 9 Mount to@9smP, rs orana mo ~ ~
1o11ned uA .nAt tne sie"'ns spaidi6 e1o;s' -
AZ deae1'1ns were u sSna1a tonu.'oh, nra. ",
and that AZ the 1armeis afe 1anilans over tnG ,i
prospects, lot oonnt1ul @ narsess Nearly a1. ~
o. th9 con- aas besn planteul anu T. ~ NAY
heds tne oaaes a5e an in s " hasn a"o
INC iate 1a1as nave oloa' +h ino ~ne.' o1nr, an
oats ~ s'J :, mo rossnt ;n;c.
y ~ 5naE Goa t " r. oesea - III Eli ho nno
uons hoio t11e, !ne La ~ =. aHo - ~ 1'o
o1 the most glosaous z,.n, ~ .no NtoAls " 1o"A-
r,,.-.n.,. tSp1AHA. =, M;..,,,st.x D,,5o1,h
Jacob Et1ote y ooe Nanen 1a e ~ sat ~
County, has ma117eo 5oo couples III LUG 'as1 Oh
5ears. ,,.z
The Att1ea teageF says snat sni & asl.su- sr
dc Of donkey y tae neMest Lung LII Aoe "s'
Of local item" in thot pace. n,,:. ,r,;
An old citizen ,o1 fe1fy doWnsp, o,:a aIa,a, ~
, 1870-05-16

OA1nA, May 1i--This afternoon q young 1a,sy,
named Ida Huth, committed suicide BY shooting
herself through the heart She died instantly.
She WAS to hare been married at 10 N. to-uur-
1pw, to man named Brewer The cause II re-
ported to have been her Great dislike for the az
uancedr love for another man, and the determine
ton OF her parents that she should mary Brewer.
, 1870-05-16
SOUTH CAROLINA
Question OF tho Validity OF Railroad
Hondz Endorsed by the Stnfc Comp

prartsd an orjez requiring ]. $. Seagle, Comp
fsroler r General, J. Il. Law, and the B1ue Ridge
railroad Company to show cause WY ;Sssns5 SsSs.9
In beha1f Of the State the four million Of bonds an
taorized By IN act, passed September = ls5a, 70
extend aid to the Blue Ridge Railroad: aau ID ~
meautl.ue they are restrained from endorsing ano
issqinr SAID bonds Two millions hare alfsad5
been signed By Neagle. lie signed one H1ao1 os4sao1
last night They are intended for ne Eulo2ssa s,
hibIts the enlargement Of any bonds whatsref oy
the State.
, 1870-05-16

VIENNA, Mar little response OF the Austrian
Government TO the Pope was q verbal oue-co1d
and unsy1npathetlc-
Ditrtehstein Mensdorn has been appointed to
succeed Baron de Roller as Governor OF Bohemia.
The headquarters Of the Governor viii be At
Prague,
, 1870-05-16

MApEos, Ind, May Ia mass convention n, esia o.
to.days To- and adopted resolution unanimously
hrrct.no their delegates to the Congressional
Convention to vote for Hon- John 4 Crafeuss OF
thIs city, Tor Congress-
, 1870-05-16
MADEHIA IEI.AND.
WEST INDIES,

LsBoN, Nav 14-Infprmation has reached here
that quitc formidable .insuIEectton has broken
ont Id the Island Of M1derta+ The government
haS despatched body OF troops there.
, 1870-05-16
PERSONAL

FREEYuHT, III, May 1+-General J. ". Shaher,
Governor Of Utah, arrived here this evening, be-
Ing summoned home by the serious Illness Of his
wife. lie reports everything quiet IN the Terrific
". He expects to ret1In tn few days.
, 1870-05-16
The Methadist PFuxe.Snux Confer.
cncea Ak I1Altlnaorr.

BALTIMORE, My 1+-In tne Gere7a, fs,nfe--nce
Of the Methodist P7otestaus Church klrr dIsscns.
sion on the rtru8f Vas continued by RcTs BxnWn
aud Collier TIE taterna1 Messengers frHn the
Pitssamgh Conference Of The Methodist Caurrh IN
took formal leave in the most coz11ial Kramer.
eInresstrc m RatueSt desire for reur1,n
, 1870-05-16

The New Union Colony in Colorado.
DKNEKN, Nay 1L-Spec.als 70 tbs ense. that the
Union Colony IS breaking up aisl members scas-
terIug, arc untrue One or tNo tltssa.,sdel mem-
bcrs, who expected to lind 4 txvs town with al
the convenle1ces, have ceme 10 Denver tempor-
arify. The colony Is & great SUCCESS Greeley Is
E1QNiUX rapidly.