Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

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tor Carpenter, who said be would
vote for the amendment and against
the bill.
Mr.. Hughes then mentioned 70
him the matter, and suggested that
perhaps It was due 10 himself, that
he should bring It to the attention
of the Senate.
He laughed and replied that be
had done nothing in the matter,
and did not so propose, in the pres
ent state Of public feeling, he did
not desire the notOFiety Of having
IL known, that even any person had
held him 10 cheap as to suppose
that his vote could be bought. He
afterwards told Porter, that
Carpenter said he would
vote for the Amendment
and against the bill. This was the
end Of the matter.
PORTLAND, May l9.-The Alpha
Delta ri commenced It's session
Yesterday under the auspices Of
Boudoin Chapter. Thirty delegates
present and nearly every College
represented.
HAVANA, May l0-It 10 stated
that the brothers of Gen. Arrange
who abandoned the revolution were
imprisoned by the insurgents.
Other accounts say they were exc.
cuted. Arrange was at the head Of
the troops, and has gone 10 see
about the matter.
CRY OF MEXICO, 1.-THE Trini.
dad Garcia revolutionary Congress-
men were turned over to the courts
for trial.
The revolution has nearly ended.
The followers Of Pedro Matinee,
: 800 strong abandoned him. The
=. bandit bravo Is still in the field
!. with GOO followers.
A heavy earthquake felt here
: to-day. No particulars.
: PHILADELPHIA, May l9.-The
General Assembly Of the United
Presbyterian Church assembled
8 this morning. Proceedings we're
G opened by prayer by the Rev. NJ.
c w. Jacobs Of Allegheny, Pa, the
= Moderator Of last Old School AS
sembly, which was followed by 9
sermon on tone spirit and one
3, body" the ideal of the Christian
church, by the Rev. p. II. Fowler
OF Utica, New York, Moderator Of
II the last New School Assembly.
About 800 delegates are in attend
d ance.
& The proceedings were of the Mt
% most interest, commanding the
a rapt attention Of delegates and au-
3e ditors.
is LONDON, May l9.-The Times
&c has a remarkably bitter editorial
70 article on the alleged mismanage-
III ment of the Erie Railway affairs,
and the course pursued in relation
&c TO shares in the Stock Market.
y The writer asserts that the standard
Of commercial morality, is lower
in the city OF New York than any.
" where else in the world. WHAT
here in England would be deemed
l. crimes, arc there regarded MASTER
pieces Of fnanciering. 1t concerns
n the American people to purge
a themselves ofthis reproach, though
he 1t will be a task equal in difficulty
9 10 the abolition OF slavery,
~ The Times also has an article on
the Yacht race. II says "there is
~ no schooner in England probably,
~ that eau sail with the yacht Sapho,
~ which throughout the match, was
- handled by an English Captain and
no crew and under his personal direc-
ton.
The Daily News explains that
~ telegram published OIL Tuesday
"a morning by the Central Press As.
If ISOLATION, by announcing tue award
Of the prize to the yacht Sappho,
80 was premature.
10 II was late yesterday P. NJ, when
n the SapphO was pronounced win
~ ner.
The judges arrived at this con-
~ clusion: From the Cambrias
q. having disregarded the official in
structions regulating tho race, but
which were faithfully obeyed by
u, the Sappho,"
W The Telegraph has a sensational
"A paragraph giving the strength and
= the plans of the fenian organization
In this country.
The news from Spain to-day IL
n. important though conflicting. Dis.
= patches received from Madrid de
rect, report that the Council of
Ministers have determined TO
~ confer upon Serrano, the ROYAL at.
- tributes, If no candidates for the
: throne is found within q reasonable
= time on the other hand.
Some OF the Continental News
Agencies have just forwarded tele.
grams to the effect that the Re.
), gency will thrust the crown upoa
Espartra in default Of any other
selection. or the situation, II il
believed in some quarters that his
resolution to decline the crown, ia
: no absolutely final.
LONDON, May l9.-David Hi,
q Scottish landscape painter 10
= dead,
: MARKETS.
New ORLEANS, May I0.-Cotton
! AR and prices firm. Sales 1900;
II middlings, 22A; low middlinVs'
2lS@2lA; good ordinary, 2OSS
2% receipts, 100; exports to Liver.
: pool, 1908; Havre, 1885. Sugar,
s firmer, prime, llh @1iH. Molsss.
es easier, prime, reboiled, TOOTH.
o Coffee, fair, l6% 9l6% ; prime, rs
@lSh New York sight, y pre.
MUM. Gold, l4A.
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