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The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-18
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SPARKS En- an zee WIRES.

Daniel florence. OF New York, hasbeen
eleosed president Of 'he Ohio and AissssslpTi
Railroad.
The press of California unanimously en-
doTse the verdict Of The jury in tbs trial OF
Mrs. Fair for tile murder OF Crittenden.% :.
-Disraeli. notwithstanding the concessions
made by legoyeynment, unsparingly assalled
the budget in ibegHo9se Of Commons.
I. -Rolster, who killed James, has been SEN
tenced to be hung at Washington on The oh OF
July. Both were gamblers.
The erysipelss is steadily increasing i'll
Washington. The President has ealrnea
Spinner is much better, and Corcoran no
better.
Perkins, Convicted d ntrderm the second
at Hartford, Conn. has been sentenc-
ed to imprlsonmens for lts.
Hale, the negro Convicted Of killing a wo-
man in the same city. has been sentenced to
be liassed in july. :
The English Government have suspended
the habeas corpus n q district t the County
easE estlneath, 'IrslHnd.
the United "Sates steamer Kansas, at
Havana from ~Tshaantepec, reports thai e
practical route for aana across the Isttmus
has been found.
The workingmen's international Assocfa-
tion, now In session IN New York, has re-
solved that the communists Of Paris desc. We
the symsathy aud Interpretation, a. far aapos-
stbae, OF MI trus bvezs 81 liberty.
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n PRESENT ne II POPE.
The Cha1iee OF Plus the VII R~equeathcd
70 Plus IL by Nksnsisnef Ciiasvaz.
rYHex oUk:owx CORRESPONDENCE

Canon Peisrano'arrived in Rome a few days
ago, bringing With hin a chalfce which Aonsis-
nor Charraz beQueathed 10 the Holy taSacr.
Thr gift is valued much BY the Pope because
of tie associations that it suggests.. When the
canon had presented the sacred vessel, which
had been used by Pins VII In the celebration
OF mass during his journey from Genoa to
Savona, the Holy Father thanked hin most
earnestly and, made The following brief !! ssIa and y.
.shrinQs to my mind one which 1 received many
wears ago from q venerable parsonage of
France. 1t was the small locket Of gold con.
tanning a relic OF the holy Cross which my
rTsdreeeser. Pius w, wore around his neck
When be was, asI sm. now, IN the hands othls
~persecuters. This relic was given to me IN
csnitai Of the Catholic world and seek q refuge
elsewhere, Now, much more lhah ID 1910, aye
the times sad, and ID yain I look for he ~
rnw iafe s Mlnilarresofudou i the number OF
Fears damn Feieh ID heaEy ppop me q to
render such q thing Impossible"
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HE REvoIUT1oN IN PAR1s.
The communfsts prIeen tsom thsn VII
1ase er s1oultasns:SIooax. Hatt,s q.
= Thursday-sine Thouband Comms-
+. ntsts Killed I'D Wounded.

- LONDON, April. e.
the Fersains.syesterdsy exfaied th&G Com.
|munists from tie Village u. LaaafoullReuE.
The Not d,Geafs OF last night aanes1ses+aat
the Insurgents have barricaded Touloupe.The
nury OF tbs. .aembatants around Paris - In
.creaslng. Ffe Free &fasohls VIM bIHGdt banners
On tns rarhpsrts on Saturday athds assist ii
TIER defence. TIE comuaae. announces fiat
the arrangements are ample fer hrsgisiep.
Ing Paris.
There wssaesyy aghtihgfaa httdng tfslIne
on Thursday. ~vhuvf.s, Issy and Muntrouse
were farteusty botrssrded. -Thsacbnnunists
lost soeskitea ana wbunded, besides, 5000 pfia:
dAfesd : !s'Hh
0I re Pee Masons 81 Paris aSe iftft.lsd With
the Commune. BisuHck's declaration that
ne nersaesh. sssts shall Temahc:ia aqrssaian
-Aands: p,sssss; the. asnanuas' gbe4 Rsppsi
ssss.tA b Paris correspondent OF .therAeadcn
zines hasbeeni arrested.
&C. fhe Latest.
vERsAILtEs, tpflr9Z
Ihsers,s speech to tha assembly Bags be sit
uation. Is palhfl, and French blGod still ;A0vs-
f. "Hf -
It is consoling to knoT that the denoaement Is
near. Paris has beea} completely Invested,
aud Fort D,Issy s,senced. Mont htceaux is
captureazs We: afe, continued THEIRS, Apt the
assailants, But the defenders OF Jaw aEd order:
We wish Consolidation, but also. Wish to save
Liberty from the %despotism Of unbridlsd
license. ,.., y,
The Masons' have inrormed-the Commune
that having exhausted a0nellsllon at Yer.
sailee, they have resolved 70 plant their. ban
ners on the ramparts..of Paris, and If strack
will march against the Vetsailllats, and appeal
to their brother Mascns to;Joih them.
PARIS, Aprh %:
The Communists made.a rec0nnelssasce.to.
wards 'Ba4gneix, south Of Lores, diving the
yersainists upon the railway station a tClo-
mont. The Gl.eby batteries bave.saencea the
.yersasllIst guns Ut Asbseres. DonbrcSski re-
ports aiernstedeNass and suecessee, closing
the report: 1--WE hold our position. The ene-
has retired along the whole nhe, and nrftg
has ceased" ~,
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DOUBLE EXECUTION IN UNION.
yne Last of the stevens M~urderers..

Yne Last of the Stevens Murderers..
< 3t~- p.
A correspondent writing from Union Court
house, under date Of the 2lst instant, says:
n TWO negroes, Henry Cannon and Taylor
Palmer, convicted a. the iiasta term OF our
court oftle murder of G.. II. Stevens, were
executed to-day under ~the~seatence OF Judge
Thomas. They were taken from the jail M
der guard Of fhe compsayof United. States
cavalry stationed here, and carried by the
sheriff to the usual place OF public execution,
q nAssfrofn town, where . ga&ews was ereof,
ed 10. the occasion. They we're CAIN and
Arm in their step, but their countenances In
'dicated deep concern. To the very. last they
.ase;rbed thIar Innocence of Ma kllinga hnt.ac-
knowledsed that they were OF the. party that
halted pocT Seereps.: They.satd the,ptan was
to 90 to Jonesville to fight Ku-Klux, and ind
Ing none 10 return home and -get somebody's
head on the way" Bat they went up the
road only q; far as Duck Pond Church, where
the tragedy was eBactsa Golden Foster, a
colored preacher, was their spiritual adviser.
They said they were. prepared to meet their
God. The bolt was drawn at about half-pagt
twelve, and Henry Cannon and Taylor fal-
naer passed from life into desth. Cann0ns
neck was broken. Palmer struggled some
abous thirty nttnutes, life wss pfoakc0nced ex-
Ffhresby Df. J.. N. Mpofe;add the todies were
taken dnW8s, IAN the circumstances -ot.ths
trial and the evidence left no doubt upenhthe
Emiads ofany one OF the. guilt OF these ne
groes. Human testimony Is Rot infallible, and
Il is possible ttArs these NJ men did not actu-
ally kill ,SteveIS , but itisa pesslhutty, not o
I~pecbabiiHy.i Ele eviaence Of tGsfr g,dft was
very strong Indeed tar too strongto be Borne
down a feathers weight by their opposing
confession ,belsFe execution ,RAeH their
statement IS true, they are misunderstanding
Of the foul crfae. ofstnnfder In liz full extent.
This ends the fItevens tragedy. Seneuf the
r~ingleaders. ase still st largs, bat they HM
ssobsbg never DO aefeseed. It has, eeen- zoe
source oftswSes uRnnmbefed' to BnlonSaha
IFS eject upen. this Community will 9ever.se
fortutten 6y this generation. u Was the
death-kneu 6fi negro 9uEe in-Union County:
The lawyers Of This bur are unanimously Oh
opiniont that nojury cases can be tried-in this
oouhty antil further legislation 5Therebet1s
no chairman OF the board OF county cqMRais,
sio0ers, the board Of jury commissioners 10
incomplete. and without the presence p
every member OF the latter board they caH
take neaettonSas the law DOW staudS+ Thanks
6.stupid Legislators and ne less etupad legisla-
tive Regal advisors, say re thanks to.tae hu-
Klux saysfhTs EKcelIenc5 tiie,6overnpr.
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ZEE aHPkENE aC0URT OF f1fE
UNIFIED STAfE6,
WASHINGTON, April u.

WASHINGTON, April u. :
.Ishas b-eenssosrtaiaed that the opinions OF
the mstority sad-Miaority of the Supreme
| Court n the legsassnder case will not be
| read OIL Monday, but will be reserved fr the
adtonr1ee term, which commences October l6.
Ii h Understood, F6wever, that an elaborate
| opinion will be. read next. Monday, %announc-
Ing the aigalnsnn6us dedsloh of the leourt1n a
collateral point sustaining the validity Of gold
coauaetsmaae since tbs passage Of, the legal
tender act of 1851. There seems to be no ree-
tson todoabt that the majority OF the coutf,
consisting of .Jassiesss hHlsEs swayne, Davis,
Strong and Bradley, will affirm the constitu-
tionadha Of saes. said le~gal-tanaer oct and de-
eide that. contracts made before the war, IN
(which ne.apeciSl kindof money was mention
ed, mag be fa4Aadbyytae payment Of. green
AsokS. y 20. -: =.
!. Ehe fluosity, consisting Of Chief Sustice
Chase ssd Jusssse Nelson, Field aad ss0epdi
VIII dissent from thfs decisiou, a ddesfare the
opinion fhat the iegah-tendef ass, eaano con-
s~stituuonaWi apply tosuH suescoAtracts.
ieSsral important cases which have. been
'argasdfhis term viii not be decided unthafeer
the expiration, OF the recess, sarnong which 10
oae Hom Kentucky, involving the consttu-
~tionality of the civil rights BILL
The case of KLEIN and Pargont,- involving
the ooasatutiopaAty Of brakes amendment
relating to She effect of Rerdonin the Court Of
Claims, will -beSheld under advisement until
October, as will also be the case Of Watson ct
al, VS.. Jones, ct Of, involving a decision of the
disputed rightsto property between the Pres:
6yferian Church North and the Presbyterian
Church South. san
The case of WhiteIvs. Hart, ct oil, on appeal
from the Supreme Court Of Georgia, involving
the binding force of notes given for slaves pre-
vious to the epanoipatisn proclamation, wiki
NOT be decided until arsament Is heard in the;
similar case of Holmes~s. Sewer, appca from
the Circuit Court of Arkansas. The decision
teftKe former sase will tom upon the qaesticn
whether the piroyisiorof the georgia cotstitn.
ton PROHIBITING the enforcement, considers
ton of which concerned slaves, is In contra
ventlon Of the article of the Federal Constitu-
ton, which declares that no State shall make:
any law inpsiring the obligation Of contracts.
Recent decisions in the Supreme Cosrt z a
case in which a note for slaves was concerned,
was determined BY other considerations and,
the. impressions prevalent in some quarters
that4he foregoing question was thea decided
IN krraRa0neS rsa4
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HEMBoLD'S
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has ACQUIRED WORLDWIDE FAME.
All or my preparations are rnerltortous. A
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business where otlerb had not been equally SO oe'
fore him. / have been iavorably impressed WIN
hIs character and entrrpri5e.n -
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN.
Nrn OF PpwetS & WeiEhtman, Aanui actutios
Chemists, Ninth aad Brown streets, fnsiaaei'
Pfla.
The Pill I have thought Of oher'ne 70 'ne
afflicted for IN years. ..,,o nv
They are Irew perfect. and ] ffan STAKE my
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the ANYTHING style In which The PHI tseI y mace,
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THE STATE OF THE WEATHER.

.WAsHINGTON, April ~.
I, is probable that. fresh aud brisk winds
from the southwest and northwest Will
prevail from Pennsylvania west and soath 10
the Mississippi, and On the lakes. snssa Apeal
storms will probably pass over the Middle aaa
Eastern statee, With cloudy wessher q sa1rF'
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-statisslcs, ARE sud- to prove that . hand
some widow has three chances for marriage 70.
. malasu,s a Esps5ahy 4 the dssr de-
uasted las her q nalten or no.
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FEE GGBANwAR

HAVANA, April %.
valmaseda has, left for the che 'lrcas. A
small engagement is repertsd, generally to
the dsadsaatageaf tbs insurgents. 4 hater
has been published from ALBANIA TO Cespedes,
resigning his agency for the ubans.
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PREPARING FOR TIE PRBSfDER-
TIAE CONTEST OF tS7S.

Ps nmany Wants Nominattea Tor
acknowledging Possun-Who snP-
ports Judge Bavts-Fhe Rowing Hus
s~lan-Things Theatricab-a Queer
: Funeral oratfon. 60.
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joel Psrkins, Of Litehssld, Dena.,. 70 on
lrss1' fer incest with his ave daughters, and ios
masderingshe issus. ~"
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OUR JOBBING TRADE.
TIE ADYAHrAaEs OF cHARLEs-
TON rs 4 M1RKER ~

Views Of n Country ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Charleston Jobber can Bnderscll his
Northern RivnI-The Good EMects on,
Dealing with Chnrleston-Marhed sn-,
perforfty of Charleston as . Market
for Cotton =.
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are osering fun regular made COTTON HOSE q
cents per pair,, value 4ocents. %
An extra supsrnne Cottons Hose at soeertsper
pair, value Is cer,s; also, q large supply Of Bal
brigan and Lstt Hose, Gauae, Merlno, Cotton and
Lisle Underwear, at corresponding prices.
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cheapest stock OF
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that has eyer:been oaered.in this city.
500 dozen nne Huck and Damask towels
from, 81 to 81, value 81 Is ami IS. Each dozen
viii be found 50 per cent lower than stmilararti
Giles at any other establishment In the city.
Napkins only 81 g: worth 81 So.
DofAes only Is cents, werth 81.
50 pieces white Ptques only Is cents worth Is
cents.
50 pieces White Piques only 25 cents, worth 50
cents.
zoo pieces White Marseiues IS to IS cents, value
50 cents 10 81.
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EURCIIGoTT, BENEDICT 4 60.

EURCHGoTT, BENEDICT 4 90.
Are orsztng ESQ pieces. BLACK SILK aRENA.
DINE, rhIch have been bought for easa nom Inc
panafaeturet at q great sacridce, anu VIII Dc sou
atsH cents per yard, worth Sick.
We would also state that We have reduced our
,entife and well selee1ed shock OF DREs aoops
AND sILKsts spit ne present times.
Lace shaHls from recent Importation IN large
variety at importerst prices.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-29

EBRoHGof7, ,BENEBleT e 60 :
Are ofering 8 cases Of "a SHIFTING at 10 and
lax cents, value 1871 and Is cents.
ceases OF lo4 Bleached s%hceting SIX and 10
cents, value 50 cents.
,eo rolls of While and Cheek Mating will be
sold FOR Che next fourteen days.
"A White at 81 and so cents.
IA Check ut SO aud IS cents. .
on Cloths are constantly on hand in all widths.
FURCHGoTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. GA King street, In the Bend.
octsl No. 4sT. King street, corner Calhoun.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-29

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-29

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-30
PARIS.

Desperate Fighting ut BeIlevilIe, etc.-No
Quarter to Man, Woman or Child
Military Law Established - General
VinOy Governor of Paris-Temporary
Division into Twenty Strongly Gar
risOned Districts-Dcsperate Attempt of
lnsurgent Prisoners to Escape-Extra-
ditiOn of Insurgent Chiefs from Eng
land.
PARIS, May 29.-The fighting at Belle
vile, Menllmontant and Pere Lacbaise was
desperate. No quarter was given to man,
woman or child.
Military law has been established in the
city.
General Einoy was appointed Governor
of Paris by Theirs
1t is proposed as a temporary measure to
divide the capital into twenty military dis
tricts, each strongly garrisoned. This ar
completely restored and the passions
aroused by the insurrection have disap-
peared.
Owing to the admirable plans adopted by
McMahon for storming the barricades the
Versailles troops did not suffer heavily dur
ing the seven days of the fighting in the
streets of Paris.
Yesterday the insurgent prisoners at Sar-
tony made desperate effort to escape
They set fire to the straw given them to
sleep upon, and in the confusion which fol-
lowed sixty-tive effected an escape, of which
mum Der twenty-fOur were recaptured.
Ihe French government will ask the ex-
tradition of all the communist chiefs who
take refuge in England.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-30
ArriYnl of Coal Barges.

Four towboats arrived here yesterday
with fifty-eight coal boats in tow containing
one million two hundred thousand bushels
of coal The towboat Ajax left Pittsburg
with thirty coal boats containing five hun
dred, and fifty thousand bushels of coal.
Twelve of these coal boats were dropped at
various coal depots, and the remainder,
eighteen, containing three hundred and
forty thousand bushels, were towed to this
city. The towboat j. H. Bigley brought
down to this city twenty coal boats, con-
tanning four hundred and fifty thousand
bushels. This is the largest quantity of
coal that ever arrived here in one day, and
we hope the dealers will now he able to
drop the prices.