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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15
NITED Stairs PATENT oFRICR.

NirD 'WhsaiEaTos, b. q april II, $50,
On the petition o. BINJAn ,. BEE,ot Haruish.
MEsasaehaseltH, praying for the axtena on q a
patsnt grSned 70 him On the 18th day o. July 1850.
foT 40 improvement In Means Of Controlling fosd.
WaIgr Apparatus Of steam BOileTsg
ii IL ordered that the testimony In the ease be
closed Oh the iiIh day of June nsxt. that the tine
Tor hltnE arg umahta and the HAMMERS report pc
netition be heard on tbs nh day Of June next.
~ sAMUEL FISHER,
np,5.FsW .r CommisslonsF Of Patents.
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"- MEETING OF THEBOARD
~ OF Trustees Of the WashiuGtOn CITY
Orphan AsYlum, April 2. 1870. the following Tsso-
luuona were uuantm0usly adopted
Rssoiued, That We deeply deplore the death, on
Argyle, Of or friend ard colleague, ThOmAy Blag
den, go who, a. membsr 6nd presidsst o. the
foster and promote the 5tefesta Of the Institution
cor suited 10 our care,
Rssotved, That We regard the death Of M,
BIZ Eden not only a. a great loss Q the board and
the Asylum, but - the eommunity, Of which he
was pToml nont and pubiie-SpiTited citlGsn. His
Intelligence, honorable character, unOHtentatiOua
aud KsEtlemanly department., his Christian eN
ample and devotion to every measure calculated
10 increase the prosperity Of the city and eouaiy
in which be Was born I'd passed his life. won for
him IA eRylAbls place In the affection and esteem
Of all who knew him
Rssa Nd. That We most sineersly sympAthiIs
With his al LETT family Ia their tmsnt, aud
that they be faTnishat ylth COPY q ssg pro =
esedinEs. JOHN Q. HARKNBse,
Il tStAr Secretary.
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~-LADIEso EEhAIE At BRIGHT.

The ladies' Of BrlEhtWOOd and Vielnity will hold
AfAlR for tbs puTPOsa Of ralsiaG funds 10 liqul-
edidcs ku0Wn as EmCTy chapel, NJ, X, church,
which was destroyed duhnE the late civil war. .
The FaiT will BE- held 10 the chapel. on the site
Of Fort Stevens, Seven street road and open on
MONDAY, the nth Instant, at o'elOek, y. M
And c0ntihus duTihg the week.
Tlekes OF Gdmisaion for the season, ~ cent? for
the eysnilg. 10 esntsi 20 be obtAined BAllau
Mashin Eton, %. o., aud at the door.
For the accommodation OF persons from wash.
inEton and 0soTEstoWn Omnibusea will leave
Hnward'a stable and terminus Of seventh. street
railroad. The public are respectfully Invited TO
attend. ApI-e1et
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

I APRIL n, 1870
Dlstrfcf Of Colombia. WaihfHpton Coaniv,t 20 toi!
In the ca - Of RLtzAnATH L. RlDpELT, AdminthtrA-
triT Of David o. kidEsly, deeoasod. the adminlatIA
dix Aforesaid has, with tie APPRECIATION Of the
Ophans' Court Of WAshlnFion county aiorpsAid'
appoih ted To EsDAY, the third day o. NAY, A; y,
49, for the dual sottement and dtat!ibuuoh OF the
psrsonsl estate Of SAID decoaAsd and Of the assets
and turned into money when AID where AZ ne
creditors Aad hairs Of said deceased are nouhed 70
ailSnd Wlth thalT eAiml properl OF they
may Otherwise By Law be oIeluded from all bensnt
asrsss IL nabiished once ! week for three Wesksl
IN Ibs ptMY NArtoELL REFvBLIoAS prsVloua 70
tbs said day, ,,yrpsrvp
tshiFsw RsGistsT o. wills.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

kNT-PIONEEh HON EsTEAD AsbO-
k1 ClATIOH,
The Directors Of the PioheeT Homestead A1s0eia-
lion will be In session on SATURDAY ARTkA.
for the purpose Of making awards 70 dpplfeqnfs
IlF pHrohasss aad erection ~ buildings rho have
glsd 1pplfcdtiOHs 10 april ga, fnst, q, GO will
be appropriated for buildinE, Hnd 100 for puf.
chase Of h0ua . already built.
All stOekholdsrs are invited to 10 present at the
By order Of tho Board.
EpIl 81 secrstATyP. n, A,
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DRoPosALs POR PAVING.

MAfoa's ogyIds. UlrI HALL.l
wAsHiSaroA, d, G., April Q, ls7o.
Sealed proposals. will b. received a! this onies
paving the eATrlAEeWAy Of fifteenh street west
between n and streets north ..,. ,,,.,,,x "a
that with which II street u paved. or Seneca sand
stone, atthe discretion Of the Mayor.
Biadep will STATE the price par square yard. In
slpdlng the necessary Irading AID tnmmlnG
perintendeht and lnspeet0T Of Streets, 40.
Zach BID must be Accompanied bya written guar.
antee that N ths bid il accepted the bidder v III
enter contract for the perf5rhnee Of the work
Bids 70 be iadersed . PfoPo.ale for PaViBE Car
FiAg-NAy OF flfteehth Street West ~
spii.SoSi I--I :. .. BOWEN, Mayor
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WAlHiN0TON, AUTH v IIV. 7
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. Mahlon Chance, the
Consul Of the United States at Nassau, New
Providence, OF the death, Of consumption,
on the 9Oth day Of March last, at the Royal
Victoria Hotel, Nassau, Of Mrs. Emily Nor
wood Upton, wife Of Major General Emory
Upton, U. 5. A. ----- -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

VALUABLB LOTS FOR BALE HAVE ROR
v sale the folloNlng yAluablO lOta. = n
Lot p, square s04sfhia lot ins 7, $40 uATs
islt aTohts feet the north side fRorb stTssl,
between sixth aud Seventh streaia cast, on hiHh
bs The depth q 10 feet foT 10 iset mont ana 100
feet for the other ~ feet =
Lol 10, Rquars a47. This lot fTonts % feet on
east aide seventh street west, between N and D
the REAR And 10 one Of the most ysluabls lota Ia
that part q the city, THIS 9 will b. sold 10 three
Lot 1, sub Of square A2S.-This lisasl half Of
original lots, ftghts 10 feet lhehss On d street
north, between RouHsAnth and Pl1saAth streets
west, with depth tayeTu gel. Of ~ feet 2inohsS,
and . feet inches on New York aVshuS, with 4
depth OF 81 feNt by aNeraGe, making two VoTY hno
eligible lots. They are about midway o. the "a nATo
on each iront, aud each front IL improved, fTQm
oaieSs ndbankinE Institutions, this Is eonsdsTsd
very VAluAbla
will be made aa1y. fkhD. W, JONES,
bAIbggIs Law BuildiRg,
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EoR HKw DAYS LoNoER-soHooL., cLLs-
y slcAIsr = In% yh5sfdn.ssi and miscellaneous
q FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE
. ! 80 .HIaH|H' '|.gt a...' IT UopKTNa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

kSJyT HE 70 LO w ING %
~ uRAMhk Is heIebI Ann0aheed lor the
lnfOImatoR n ih9ss atsndipE ta pATti,yelna!s "a
the TOkgHLlohT fAhADk luis knhNlNO
The Division CommAndefu OF Boys IN blue hnd
MArshAls will BE- prepared % report A. the Gi,y
NAIL at O'clock pfeeisely, Where the nn. VIII De
formed By W. q. fleteher, A. u boyain Blue
Carriages for tied nests III assemble e9raer
Of iouL.and =; hhitand sussts .I .,r.,.
nsl Cutler. Will BE- formed ~ t5ght q Ci!y Hall.
The first Diyision boys in sue VII I9tn on
fnth street, the nEht resunH ga boulhAnA
AYeppe, -, ,.., "a, ,,,,,h .,r.., ,,,0,, 10, .
s tIT,, ntxIHIan On fh'" 'N"s' upon 'nei"" OF
M y, IH s DNst nI't H.. n. a.. Mt. a. NIL.
,t 49, n I H., ~, , ~
nSsth Ia fin ~ TbIli All MIN Ia IN
sn * - 49,. ,..ssl H. v'a-,k .s..'t ~,
.,s,i,s ~ ~ III i,gissa .Hanla ''e' "Ah'
Tbs 5rhi,d DiSi.Inn aoys In Riua An. Dsis..
sans ttnSn M ranaty sSntb' abb IL gthb III
M S ~ ~ W s M III p,
SRen,,s strsst' IN '"' N'N'' W
~ Ranttb D,yi.ion Roy. In hin. ,na IN. D.i.
49,. f,,,a ~. ssxsnIb ,ys,d III to,,n ~ M.
sSnth 80 IN iSaians SSsnns in ths ana ar nansd
ris6t RESTING on Fourth strest
IL W "a''" W." W ~ ''''''''"''s ''1'''
'H' n.,..hn.,t n uo,,t.l poit..
49,. I gns,assa i,,s 49, N. ntyss.I gI.0
"'he'A nd u D'"' anu ''""'
n.,.,h r,.nt nj, ne1sisa Hsni nsSsr Command si
D''A'n'n'A' W cai,nsiI N Tniisr VI
a.., r,,, SSbis, X !" ~, bt.,.t.n ~. 4,
N'he'A' N''nu Ein. IA kisH D'''"" '''' ="
Hsna
Ftr.t s.,onb and TSsIf,h R.vinant. Rov. In
pt,., al 81 IwE III hiah.a n.t.u.,t,,. oI
t'S' Wy stts ninra VI
ransiss. IL
n.ns al commandiSS 5000 bivI,lop nv. In
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Stoves. Eto
ITNITED srArRs PATENT oFyIoB,

TINTED STATES PATkSnr 9fkl !,ss "a i'm
On the petltltou Of ARAsMua fRHNcH. Of New Ha-
yea, Conn, , aud CHAHLEs tRoAT, OF WateIhuIyf
Efantsd to item on the lat dAy Of July, le for an
improvement In MakipG Boxes Of Paper PULPIT
Ii "a ordered that the tAatlmOny In thu eaae be
closed on the Sist day OF May next, that the time
for dliAs rgu msnte aud the RNAmineT'a report b
limited TO tue 10th day Of Jus next, and that aAid
pstiton be heard on the 18th day o. JuuenexL
Any person nay oppoas ihis eHtesst9ps
AMI IN Comm missioner Of Patenta.
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Franklin Publishing Company.

ERAHKgIH PUBLISHING COMPANY. "A
II Live Book Store In al unexpected place
midway between OoaGreE and the raging fiber
l2l PonnaylvaniA avenue. tf7 4-sI..rhr ~
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S s1snSs tsySISs ~ S 5E4s 1,5 JEW
iEna.On. 20, !. cold Prices, RtHoPKiss'' iaI
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For Sale ORE Rent
FOR SALE At A BARGAIN !
THE SEMINARY HOTEL,

GIaOHGBTOwN, u. O..
Runnlna p feet On washipsse stree. apd 10
feet on 9ay street, N one o. the best neiGhbQr.
hoeas Ia the city. high ard healthy
hish, with bassment, and large lhree story back
buildinrn, All u hriok. Gas aud water through
pat ths house, The properly 4 10 gOod repair,
s az. :, Ss ss .,Isso' i offered Tor
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Pbyasai Life, Laws Of Busias1s,- 0nxs LoGaa.
u I2t PeanHylVaniG ETeRus.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

"LITTn.L's LIyISO ASR" for April 10,
Just received from the publisher, u al ub-
usually Interesting number. Il hasa greater
variety Of selections, and they seem to have
been made With view to the greatest and
mott acceptable variety.
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TEE AcoRuEDINrEREsrIs IRON NOVEMBER
LIST, WHICH GoHs TO TBR PURCHASER.
TROsrEEs,
oHARLEs L. FROST, koU Yoik.

These Bondl are parable. principal aud later
cst. IN coin, At New York or London! the interest
belpE pAyAbls Ia Nay and November. +
They are convertible fnfe stock, and pro.
teetod By liberal SfAkfng Hind, -. -
They are iaaned upon the several sections Of the
road eply AZ ne sane are eompleted and In sue.
They ars guaTantsed not only By nrsl lien upon
the eptTq property and franchla Of the company,
but ALEC bV now current eaInlngn, and an ample
commerce on the route Of the road And have not TO
depend for thelr aeeuIity upOu 4 b Afhe which the
road ltselfls expected TO create,
Over 7 hree MILLION Dollar have been already
EGhiy -ihrSs niles o. The road are already con.
ps ted and sQulPped. AID show laTle eArnihG Iand
The ymalnSsT o. the line ia progressing rapidly to-
Ths stais d Iowa, through which this road rams
Il one Of the richest sections Of Amer
lea. liz large And eK ending popu lAtlon. and ita
immense yield Of agricultural prod uels. create
pregsinE demand for the construction Pf this road.
The road also runs through the fertile and crow
lag stats Of MiphesotA. IItIAVerses. the most en-.
tsrpri1in0 aad Oropfn0 pOrfiOa 1(tAq West, and
IOfms Ne atoTfasf 81 tAs great tgHnk hnes faldf:
ps,a semgHRieatfoR iSiih Hels forh. OAica0e ahd
Hssiss ,hOtopshiy iAvssv gated sll The sOsdI-
lions aaeetng the sesuTity d those Bsads, We feel
insnt aS Garat-elHss Apd tho ouahly safe Ihvssl-
ment. a. secure A. q 0oYern ment houd can p0asi-
bly, BE-. and paIihg nearly 20 per cent more Inter-
est than five-TWenties. ~ ~ 4. m ~ 49,
All mLtkstAblS securities al their full price. free
Of commission Ana exprgsa changes, received in
phImsat' Pamphlets and maps fuThishsd on Ap.
plieaton. .r
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aI ~. 55 !. IL. S SsE !. GSs
pis 5Sf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

EoR SALE UPON REASONABLE TERAs-rHE
magnificent estate known ~ the tNArroW
Farm situated on ths Bladenaburg Turnpike,
four miles from Washlngton, adjoining the SstatS
Of JohaO. Rlysn This u the most complete farm
10 the District or sufroundinE country, contains
about one hundred aad sovsu acres, Improved
with two hue mansions. one containing twenty
one rooms ,besldea three cellar rooms. handsomely
PSpsred Abd Aql4hsd tbs Other eontaininE THU.
house. cut. buildlnga, tall nearly new Including
Ahne hay hArrAsk, eoySriaE nearly one seventh q
sprlngs, and shAds trees Of every Description. To
Members OF COaGreaa or OthAIa doairing q hand
some sountry rsliasRes, In good hslghbo Ihood.
within easy distance o. ths siy bY rsi o. PIKE An
same, tOEsths with good lnvestmsnt,
Photographic views, with maps OF the estate,
with description IL detail, can be seen at the
onlee Of o. u. CRKEOH, Attorney -At-LAw. no. aA
LouisianA avenue. where the terms can klso bs
Asoertained, --.--.-- mh7e.u
L'oR EENr-A RURHIsHRD HOUSE,. No, Oao '
IT strset. between Ninth sad Tenth streets. oon-
tanning fourteen rooms, with all the modern con
CHAB. A. MoEUEN,
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Citizens Of The Second yard, RsgiS-
To-day. ....r
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kIH SEEstH S.i N1 M NAH Ss IA T.aS
streets. The house has been thoIouEhly reno.
waited has good carriage. house and stable. FOR
terms, apply 70 JLMBsTowLEs, properly sgent.
At sil (heW Rumbsr) north Of the Patehl omee,
on II street mhal-u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15
D NJ. DUBANr a ). q. LONG,

Take lhis method Of informing their fTieuds And
the public generally that they have estAbltshed q
Real Estate Eenoy at No. Gas street, near Sew
Houses aud Lots, Also, MARYLAND ahd YlrGihiA
H4Imsi Persons having PEopeIty 70 sell OF rent
and others desiring II Invest Ia Real EatAte viii
do well by calling upon them.
Special attention EISSuio renting aud sollectinG
rents.
For responsibility they take tn liberty Of re-
feTriuE to business men Of WAShin EtOn EaneTally,
AplA2w DUBAhT LOhO.
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JoTTISGS ABOUT TOWN.

The Supervisors continued the farce OF csnvassing
votes yesterday.
Tue SUN is indebted TO the purser OF the Nevada
for late European nles.
Howard Lodge, /. o. o. F., last night dedicated
their new lodge room at 27l Bowery.
The Liederkranz Society has Just contributed
tS2i5 toward tho German Hospital.
The members of the Produce ExchaDge arc trying
TO purchase the building they occupy.
Portions OF human skeleton were found In the
area OF No. SFouTth avenue yesterday morning.
Carl Aichell, aged 45, died suddenly In a lager
beer saloon. az East Fifteenth street, yesterday morn
The German Fat Mems Association last ixht, In
Carts Hall agreed to ride in barouches TO their picnic
The John Calvin Association was organized In the
President.
Charles Murray, aged rs. yesterday fell through q
Spruce street, but was not killed
Dr. Greene, surgeon of the Nevads. yielded to ths
eh'reaties Of AN emgrnnt passenger and brought hh
overheard.
The German Immigration Society yesterday elect
Sned sSme a sSnaeE w Sg NTas % q h position Oo
Assistant Alderman John Calvin gave his name to
aSG a.s Nn, formed i S @
VicePrcsident, and Samuel Baron secretory.
The German Legal Aid Society numbers ~ nom
eS[S n Dr. s e.16ers Is tne iGaadcr 99d rLes,aenS
furnish legal advice tree to all poor Germans.
The MORO Castle was boarded on her arrival yes
were found in the linen room, which IL under the
stewards care. Capt Adams thereupon discharged
| the entire stewards Grew,
Captains Of the police must hereafter ascertain
and report 70 the Board onoe in each week the streets
narts of streets NhArYcs, bulkheads and piers,
not cleaned IN pursuance Of tho contract ior street
| cleaning In the city Of New York.
Al II o'clock last night an iuobriated Irishmaa
called at Police Headquarters and announced bic inten
ton TO JON the fenian army OF invasion. lie had been
msledby the green anp IN mont of the mai entrance
lie was directed TO the Fenian Headquarters In Fourth
street near Broadway.
George G. Croker, OF the East Thirty.ninih street
police station, was Rrragned before the Police Com.
I pons pace oi Ike Thirty XIII Bsfro Sr &Tss & hours
| on election DAY. His defence was that, having becn
sent 6 the Inspectors 70 LOOK after x repeater who
had Illegally registered, from number OF shAntits
which had been torn down, he had taken time 70 vote
| himself The complaint was dismissed
have had catarrh over thirty years tried doctors
and medicines without any relief untl comnenced "a
him OF this fact am fully convinced When l. com:
| Inenced using his Annhilator ! weighed only ny w
| pounds. l have gained 30 pounds solid nesh NJ
weight now its pounds lam new 81 e my % IG,n year
go Washington snssS Hob0ken. N. J'-Ads.
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THE HAND OF THE GOVERNMENT.


The Administration and the British Minister
Dumbfounded-Un States Troops on
their Way TO the Front.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-The Administration has
no information as to what points the Fenians pro-
pose invading Canada, has the British minister
any definite information on the subject.
The PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
Minister Thornton Ia very much agtated over the
Fenian raid which is considered to be an immense
scare. The procamat OF tho President WAS issued
more to allay the arprehensOns OF Mr. Thornton
than from any fear Of there being formidable dem.
onstration.
THE REGULARS AT oswRoo ON THE MOVE.
0swKGo, May 25.-Thero is nothing doing
here in the Fenian way Our Fenians belong to the
Savage wing, and are very peaeeable. A detach-
ment OF regulars at Fort Ontario have been ordered
to hold themselves in readiness to move at o
ments notice, with three days rations Tho troops
at Sackett's Harbor have been ordered TO Ogdens-
burgh.
WHERE Is GEN. SHERMAN
OeDxssUnoH, May ga report Ia In circulation
here that Gen. Sherman would soon arrive, TO be
followed by force Of United States troops, to pre-
servo order on the frontier.
oGDNsBuRGu TO M yILLsD WITH TROOPS.
OTTAWA, Canada, May 8--Ths United Statss Gov
ernment has one hundred and nfty regular troops on
their way TO Ogdensburgh.
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NEWS FROM CANADIAN SOURCES

Prince Arthur Takes the Fieid-The Domin-
ion thoroughly AIarmed-British Troops
Hastening TO the Front-The fentans mt
Pigeon Hill Throwing up Intrenchments-
Canadian Reports of the Franklin Fight
Fighting at Pigeon Hill.
MONTREAL. May 25.-Tho following has
been received from the frontier;
The Fenians attacked Col Smiths outposts at
Frelighsburg-about 100 men. The Fenians ad
vanced in column, with an advance about 200
strong. Our men repulsed the attack. The Fe-
nian loss Is three killed and several wounded /;
Canadian loss, SO far, none The Fenians were
not fred on until they crossed the line.
THE rEMAss FALLING BACK.
The Fenians have fallen back. Between two
and three hundred let Portland for Island Pond
this morning. Their officers were in uniform.
The United States authorities have seized
twenty six packages Of arms at Portland. There
is Fenian demonstration towards Huntington.
From 800 to 500 men have marched To Trout
river but the Canadian volunteers are ready 10
receive them. Other Fenian squads. with arms
and ammunition are marching rapidly in the
direction OF Trout nver
o'NEILLs ARREsr-FIGHr WITH A HOME GUARD
TORONTO, Ont, May 25.-News has been receiv-
cd here that Gen. 0Neill has been arrested by
the United States authorities, and is now lodged
in st. Albans.
The Fenans attacked the Home Guard at
Cooks Corners but were repulsed, with loss
Of several killed and wounded There were no
losses on the Canadian side.
THE FEsIAss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS KILLED.
FRELEIGHsDURGB, 6P. M.-Col. Smith reports
the Fenians still in front, but demoralized. The
reported loss of the Fenians is one officer "a cap
tain) wounded and twelve killed and missing.
PRINCE ARTHUR IN the FIELD.
MONTREAL, May 95.-The Fenans, to the num-
ber of three thousand, are at Pigeon Hill and are
throwing up intrenchments.
Colonel Lord Russell and the Prince Consort'
Lion Rifles have gone to the front with the Mon
trea Volunteers. They are going to attack the
entertainments. Prince Arthur goes with thii
regiment on Lord Russell's staff. Colonel Os
borne, in command of the Volunteers, goes as tht
Advance Guard.
| The Fenian movements will not at all intafcr,
with the Red River Expedition. Great satisfac
ton is expressed at President Grants prCclama
tion.
TuH FESIAs PICKBrs AT PIGEON HILL.
Further news received here confirms the belief
that the Fenans are determined on movement
on the Eastern frontier. large number Of mer
have assembled and are parading close 70 th
lines. They had piokets on patrol a mile from
Pigeon Hill Of mon and shortly before that q
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Another Account of the Fight F..

ST ALDAYs, May 25.-The body which
len here to-day consisted Of between 400 and 500
men. They marched in the direction of Franklin.
Two companies Of Fenian troops preceded them
last night. Gen, 0'Nell was in command. De-
fore he left st. Adams he said, " / am going into
fh' enemy's country. ! shall cross the lines
With cannon and sabre, and never re-cross them
nnless am victorious or dead"
hKEuso THE ENEzY.
The Penisn troops were in good spirits. They
49, Ssu armed and eouinnsd. and mArnhsd Like
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Weston stopped again the a90th round to eat In
the meantime while walking he continued to call for
stimulants at every other round, and TO sweliow
thcm recklessly whenever they were given To him
lie had swallowed down a couple OF raw eggs in
lemonade also. Notwithstanding this he did not ap-
pear 10 be in the least distressed, did not hagg In
his speed, and cheerully expressed his determina-
tion TO win to those who conversed with
him seqeral did, thereby retarding
him perceptbly by their own want OF celerity while
walking by his side. This rest was only Of min.
utes and 45 seconds duration, and Weston started
on again He was now turning at every second round
ward OF dizziness which crept over him in the
earlier part OF the The next twelve miles were
made at the following rate OF speed:
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As will be seen, he had completed his ifteth mile
In ten hours, my and half minutes, which len him
nineteen minutes ahead Of nis time. lie seemed to
and without effort, and facetiously declared that he
was only beginning TO get the hang OF 1t. The de-
NAL OF stimulating drinks In unreasonable quantities
showed on him for the better. and the occasional
application OF sponge soaked In ice water and bay
rum seemed to do him world OF good. He stopped
on the 3T5th round for rest and to put whiskey in
his boots, and after remaining seated nine minutes
and iorty seconds, resumed bts hny third mile. By
advice OF his coach he had taken of his eggings
and walked cooler for the next ten miles, the time
OF which Is appended:
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The one hundred miles, according to the measure
ton walked around twice more according TO Mr..
Greeley's mea measurement-0nshing In 21 b, As IN,
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On the 450th round no again stopped to eat and
put whiskey in his boots. He also put his
leggings, and started again after rest OF minutes
and 10 seconds. About three or four hundred spec
tators had now congregated, mostly men, and bets
were offered on nie success OF 10 TO 8, with no
takers. Several ladies' appeared and handed Weston
handsome bouquet, which he carried In his hand
for several rounds In complime mt to the fair donors
The following is the time OF the next eleven miles: