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The International Commissions.
Probable Results,
New YORK, AM

New YORK, April 3.
The Tribune Washington correspond.
ent telegraphs that the probable terlnina:
ton Of the work of the Joint High Com.
mission will be about the last Of the pres.
ent month; and says that Notwithstanding
the published assertion to tho contrary,
there Is wide spread impression that
this Commission is charged with the set.
tlement Of the fishery question, Alabama
claims, and other points Of difference be.
tween the two governments; and that the
result Of the c COmmiSsioh's labor will be q
treaty, which, on the part Of England, will
be operative on the day it is signed, as
its representatives have plenary power;
but on the part Of the United States the
Senate will have to confirm the treaty.
1t Is thought that the treaty will contain
a clause for the appointment Of Joint
High Commission TO adjudicate the Ala.
bamA claims, under conditions to be de.
cided by the present Commission; and
that the present body will name persons
to have the settlement Of the cases. The
term Of the last.named officers will be
very long, as it will require years to settle
them on any basis which can be estab.
lished, as 1t seems probable the Senate
will adjourn before the last ofthis month,
The President will probably call an extra
session, in order to consider the treaty be,
fore next December, and enable the set.
tlement to be begun as soon as possible,
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NEVADA.
"A Shocking Record Of Crime.

New YORK, AprilS.
The mails from Nevada contain terri
BILE stories OF atrocious crimes committed
in that State by organized bands Of in
cendiaries and cutthroats. The Virginia
City Enterprise says that within the past
ten years over 200 murders have been
committed in Storey county alone, or an
average Of 90 per year. During that time
but one man has been tried and hanged,
so calous has public sentiment become to
crime, and so poorly have the laws been
administered. The desperados became
became so bold at last that promi-
nent citizens and taxpayers Of Virginia
City lynched one as q warning to the rest.
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Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA. An

PHILADELPHIA, April 3.
FLoUR-Dull; western family SO 75a
Z 90; Indiana and Ohio So 75a7 Is.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; red western 81 85
al 8S. Rye and Oats unchanged. Corn,
yellow Sic; mixed western 7SC.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess pork dull, gel 25a
81 90.
Ons-Petroleum, crude 17c; refined
23ta2Stc.
WHIsxY-Unchauged.
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Execution of Rebel Prisoners.

NEw YORK, April 8,
The following Is an associated press
dispatch received hero this morning:
"PGR1s, Sunday Evening, April Cd,
via LONDON, Q A. NJ, April 3D..
Fighting has been going on since yes
terday evening OF various points, In the
Place De La Concordc, this morning,
cannonadlng was distinctly audible. The
sound coming from the direction Of Neu.
lily. The fortress Of Mont Valetian open.
cd upon the columns of the Nationals,
which were marching on Courbevoie and
kept up a continuous fire for several hours
to prevent them from establishing them.
selves in a position there, The Nationals
finally were compelled TO retreat, after
suffering considerable loss,
A special 10 the London Times says the
fighting at Courbevoie was sharp. Reports
conflict as 10 which side fired the first
shot. The Nationals were at first driven
into Courbevoie, where they maintained
themselves some time, protected by the
houses. They were at last Shelled out
by Valerien, and fell back to the bridge
at Neullly, where they kept up a hot tu-
silade. From this position they were
again forced to retire, and finally with.
drew into the city and shut the gates,
The Versailles troops did not attempt to
follow An estimate, probably exagger-
ated, puts the loss Of the National Guards
at 200. The Government troops shot the
prisoners as rebels. The indignation of
the populace against the Versailles Gov
ernment is terrific. The Nationals threaten
to attack Versailles. A special dispatch
reports that the Seventy.fourth Regiment
of the Line camc to Paris Saturday, and
iraternizes with the Nationals.
LONDON, April 3.
A dispatch from Versailles today says
that Marshall MacMahon has been ap.
pointed Commander.in.Chief of the
French army.
A dispatch from Paris this forenoon
says the Commune has issued a proclama.
ton in the following language; Attacked
by tho Versailles Government, we have q
mission to protect the city, and count
upon the aid Of the citizens" There was
a continued movement of the Communal
forces during the night, and a distant can
nonade was audible this morning. The
rappel is beating everywhere throughout
the city. .. We. o.
A dispatch from BRUSSELS on the 81
says the second sitting of the Peace Con.
ference was held to-day.
LONDON, April 3.
The Paris Commune have issued dc.
cree arraigning ThierS, Fayre, Picard,
Duiaur, Simon, and Pathuan before q tri-
bunal Of the people, and ordering their
properties TO be seized. Another decree
pronounces the separation OF Church and
State, and suppresses religious bodies and
aboljshes national property.
The Foreign Office to-day received dis.
patches from the British Legation at Pc.
Kin, oil tho 10th of March, reporting all
Ouiak in China
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MISSISSIPPI.
Message of Governor Alcorn on Ku-
Klux OutrageS.


MEAIPH1s, April.
The AudldRelie jackson special says
Governor Alcorn, in message to the
Legislature to-day, says rewards for the
detection ofmen engaged in outrages per-
petrated by what is called Ku.Klux, in
any county, shall, when paid by the exec.
udve, be made Especial tax upon that
county, with the right Of change Of venue
on the part OF the State. lie asks author.
ity TO organize and call into the field a
cavalry regiment of picked men, for op.
Grating whenever masked assassins shall
be seen, the cost OF the sub
sistence Of said regiment to be levied
as q special tax upon the county to
which they shall have been called by the
appearance of masked assassins With
this power, taxpayers who shall dare to
tolerate, by their sympathies, the perform.
ances OF Ku. .Klux, will soon find out such
toleration viii have cost them heavily in
penal taxes. While leaving nothing un-
done to represS violence, ii Is our solemn
duty to see we leave nothing undone to
remove all possible grounds for It's provo
cation,
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STATE BoNDs-Missourls 02S; Tennes'
see, old co. new, 85!; Virginia, new, 49,
old, 7sl; North Carolina, old, 4Gii new,
SrocKs-Canton, 50; Western Union
Telegraph, 57i; Adamas Express, "a
Wells, Fargo & Co., 40; American 47ii
United States, Al; Pacific Mail 43t, New
York Central, 94j; do scrip, OF; Erie,
e1i; Harlem, 1923; Reading, 105; Michigan
Central, 19l; Pittsburgh & Cleveland
113t; Northwestern, 81; do preferred, 05i
Rock Island, 11S; New Jersey Central
107; St Paul, COT; do preferred, 7ss; Wa
bash, 5Si do preferred, 70; Fort Wayne,
90; Terro Haute, 8S; Chicago & Alton,
11s; Ohio & Mississippi, 459; Cleveland,
Columbus & Cincinnati, 81; Burlington
u Quincy, 1853; Lake Shore, 001; Indiana
Central, aeii Illinois Central, 1874.
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"A dispatch from Bucharest says that
Prince Charles has postponed his abdica.
ton Of the throne OF Roumania until the
result Of the elections for the Chambers
Is known .#. b.
"A Washington dispatch says the pub.
lished statement that orders were issued
from the Navy Department to fit for sea
service number Of vessels Is without
foundation,
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Fire-.-Tornado.

CHICAGO, April 8.
Z Five buildings In the town Of Cleve-
land, Henry county, H., were burned yes
terday morning. Loss, $1,000; insured.
A tornado occurred on Sunday after
noon, at Dubuque, Iowa, which partially
unrooted the large agricultural ware
houses Of Andrew Parker and Writ s
It Is stated that Rev. H. N. Powers, D.
D., rector Of st. Johns Church, Of this
city, has received q call to 20 to Boston,
which, It Is understood, he declines.
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GERMANY.
Address from the Emperor william,

Address from the Emperor william.
BERLIN, April 3.
The Emperor William. in replying to
an address voted by the Reichstag, thanks
that body for It's loyalty and devotion,
praises the heroism Of The German soldiers,
and points to the visible guidance OF God
in the events Of the recent war. He says
the condition Of France Is owing TO the
revolutions Of eighty yeats, and ex.
presses the belief that the German ma.
tionallty In AlSace and Lorraine had been
merely defeated and destroyed during the
compulsory Union. Of these provinces
with France. Tho Emperor concluded
as follows: "Being an old man, merely
lay the foundation Of the empire which
my successor must complete"
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New YoRK, April 8.
CorToN-steady.
FLoUR-Steady at SO 50ag 50 Tor ship
ping extras.
GRAN-Wheat, steady; red and amber,
81 Goal 65. Oats, G9671c. Com, dull;
mixed western, e0as2c.
EoGs-Steady, fresh at 17ia1sc.
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Weather Report.
SYNOPSIS PAST TwESTY.FouR HOURS
WASHINGTON. Anril 8.


WASHINGTON, April 8.
The area low pressure which was Sum-
day evening over Lake Michigan is now
over Lake Ontario. The pressure has
varied slightly, and is now somewhat
higher in the southwest Il has risen in
the extreme northwest, and Is now falling.
Clear and clearing weather now prevails
from the Gulf to the upper lakes. Brisk
and high winds have been experienced
from the Missouri river to Lake Huron.
Threatening and rainy weather prevailed
to- day on Lake Ontario and in the Middle
States. It's probable that gentle winds,
with partially cloudy weather, will on
Tuesday be experienced from Pennsylva-
MIA west and south 10 the Mississippi Val.
ley, following the barometer with rainy
weather ip New York and the Eastern
States. .rT r. r.. ..-r.
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Cincinnati Market.


CINCINNATI, April 3
CoTToN-Unchanged.
FLouR-Firm; family, $GS0a8 so.
GRAIS-Wheat firm; red, 81 9Sa1 40
Corn-Flrm at &c. Rye-Unchanged
0ats-Firm; demand for No. Q at 52a5SC
Barley-GoOd demand, 00aO5.
Observation-Disclosures.
SEEDs-Clover, 10a1Oic. Timothy
firm at $400a8 25.
PRovIsIoNs-Dull.
ToBACco-Steadyt
WHIsKY-Firm at 81.
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baltimore Market,
BALTIMORE, April 9

DAIELNUhht hpIII o.
FLoTR-Unchanged.
GR4N-Wheat unchanged. Corn firm
mixed western, SOC. Oats, 02a6Sc.
PRovIaoNs-MeSs pork quiet at GEL so
Bacon shoulders at 9c; bacon sides, lie
clear rib, 1lic; hams, 17slsc lard, '13c.
MHIsKY-Held at 02c.
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MICHIGAN ELECTION.
DETROIT, April 3.

A@ DETROIT, April 3,
Very little interest was taken in the
election to-day Returns are too meagre
to give any figures, The Democrats have
about 100 ma jority In this city, BIrS, N.
B. Gardner voted In the 9th Ward, Detroit,
and Mary Wilson voted in Battle creek.
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The Calvary Presbyterian Church at
St. Johns, n. B., one OF the finest In the
city, was burned Sunday morning; loss,
$4,000. Supposed to b6 the work of an
incendlAry,
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Nsw YOEk ptT GoOds lIarket.

NEW YoRK, April B
Business q little more animated, but far
from being active, owingto some irregu'
lariteS In prlces In this and other markets,
more particularly in printed calicoes.
which are in ample supply for all import
ant purposes,
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Horrible Hoax.


II Is believed here that the report of
the boiler explosion at McC Calls distillery,
Brown county, published two days ago,
was q horrible hoax. Steamboats, that
have come from that locality have no In.
formation OF any disaster.
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Financial and Commercial. ;.
New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW .YoRK; April 8.

NEW. York. April 8.
Gold firm, opening at 11Os; closing at
110ta110t. Loans 1a2 per cent Clear.
ances $lS0O0.OOO. Governments opened
steady; closed at tc lower than opening
prices The SeCretaryof Treasury Is at
the Sub-Treasury, in this city, to-day,
conferring with some leading bankers, In
reference TO the new loans. Stocks are ir.
regular; Reading, strong; and NorthWes.
tern, Ohio and Lake Shore, weak; market
closed with q downward tendency. Money
market closed active, and 7 per cent was
paid for Southern State bonds at the
Second Board; strong on new South Caro-.
lima, and Otherwise steady. A little irreg.
ulRrity was brought to light today, q
forged draft for $1,000 purporting 10 be
drawn by the First National Bank ol
Pittsburgh, on the Third National Bank
Of New York, was discovered. Sterling
exchange bankers bill 1O0A.
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Indiana Election

EVANSVILLE, IND, April 8.
Hon. VIM. Baker was reelected Mayor
by the Republicans, by 800 majority to-
gether with the whole city ticket, and
eight out Of eleven Councilman.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April s

FLoUR-Firm.
GRAN-Wheat; No. 9 spring advanced
&c, closed firm at 81 2sf. Corn; No.
mixed active, closed at 62ta52Sc; this aE,
ternoon quiet at 59Rc Oats; No. Q tale
higher, closed firm at 40c. Rye; No
dull at Soc Barley; spring No, 2 quiet al
99aS4c.
Hoes-Dull and easier at $5 9Oa5 oct
CATTLE-Active; closed dull at 4faGsc
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cTANTON N. HOWARD,
ARCHITECT.

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Details, IsrometFical Projections, PerspectlVes,
Estimates, Specifications, Working Drawings
and Genera DAughta promptly furnished.
Patent once Drawings prepared for Inventors,
and guaranteed not To bo Informal.
once: Fourth Street, ID door below Court
House. oetlO
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The loss by the burning Of the
Church Of the Messiah in Brooklyn, N.
Y, will not exceed $S5,0OG covered by
insurance.
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Glasses are formed in all the regular Depart.
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HSend for Catalogue.
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Secretary Board Of RsROnts,
NORaASEoWN, W. Va, July 50, 1870,
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.
The Red Revolt in Paris.
Fighting in Progress.
The Insurgents Worsted.
Troops Moving on Paris.


VI a/ NEW EoRK, April 8.
A special correspondent under date OIL
Paris, April2, evening, telegrapbs: "Tbere
was serious engagement this morning
between the Government troops and the
Communists. About 1000 Of the National
Guard marched on Courbeyoie, and
were met by the gems d'arnis and the
Gardes Forestiers. The Captain of the
latter galloped up waving his cap, intend.
ing TO address the Communists, when q
zouave with that body shot him dead. A
general action followed, in which the gems
d'arms took five prisoners, one 70 years
Of age, who were shot Immediately. The
guns Of ForpYalerian swept, the road, and
the communicated. Twenty-Five eflsur-
gents were killed, and many wounded.
The engagement was over at one o'clock.
The National Guards still hold Porto
NailIOt. BattaliOns Of artillery are hur-
rying up, the rappel Is, beating, and the
ramparts arc being manned. The great
est excitement prevails"
The same correspondent Lelegraphs
from Versailles, evening "The crisis IS
at hand. Two batteries are in motion on
the Paris road, and ambulanCes arc oil
ready. Bismarck hos given permission
for any number of troops 70 be masscd
near Paris, and says that II order Is not
restored in Paris by the 10Th inst, the
Germans will enter" This news may be
accepted as reliable.
Further MISUNDERSTANDING satur.
day and Sunday.
Mont Valerian Opens on the InUur.
gents,
Who Are Driven Back to the City.
Execution of Rebel Prisoners.
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SAN DOMINGO.
What Grant Now Proposes to do
About it..A Sop Thrown TO Con.
nccticut.

About it.-A Sop Thrown to Con.
nocticut.
HARTFORD, CoNN., April 2.
The following dispatch has been re-
ceived here by ex.Gov. Hawley from
Washington: "The President will accom-.
pany the Transmission Of the San Domin.
60 Commissioners report to Congress next
week with a message, in which he says
in substance that had tbe subject received
fair treatment when the last treaty was
rejected he would have asked It's further
consideration, but believing 1t had not
been tairly presented TO the country, and
the question having become complicated
with charges and insinuations foreign to
its merits, he desired full investigation at
the hands Of Congress, which has been
had with results vindicating the correct
ness of his public policy, and disavowing
the charges ot improper action in the In,
Vestigations. He does not ask for action
now, but transmits the report for the in.
formation Of Congress and the country,
still adhering 10 his opinion of the desira.
bility Of annexation, but with no further
recommendation to make, confident il the
country desires this object TO be &C.
comphshed, Congress, In the exercise Of
lis Constitutional duty, will indicate the
desire by advising the treaty to be made,
He does moi, by any means abandon his
own views, but leaves the responsibility
of future action upon Congress, and re-
peats his original declaration that he has
no policy 10 enforce against the will Of
the people. ricf sls-arl.
The Commissioner Apparently Re.
viSing their Opinions.
NEW YORK, April 8.
The Tines has a special Washington
dispatch in regard to the President and
the San Domingo report which Is tele.
graphed last night 10 Gov. HRwley, there
Is no certainty apparently as to the time
when the report will be sent or even
handed to the President There have
been so many amendments that the whole
complexion Of Wade's original report was
changed. Now there Is considerable
doubt IS 10 the course which theIeport
will prove, and from the various hints II
does not seem improbabl ethat thete hldy.
be more than ono. Howe Is still at the
residence OF Sumner, while Wade remains
at the house Of Chandler, where he has
been for several days. White has appart.
mepts Id one Of tho hotels.
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ENGLAND.
RoYal Honors 10 NapoIeon.

LONDON B:3V Z. NJ, April 3.
Queen Victoria visits Napoleon, at
Chiselhurst, to-day.
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TUsT RECEIVED.
y % Coils Manila Rope,
800 lbs Flax TWine assorted.
Coils TArred Yarn.
800 lbS. Hemp TWine.
No. 80 Main street.
fShO CHAB. Il. BERRY.
Spring WHEAT BAKERS FLOUR
~ 100 Barrels "FAleon,"
100 Barrels "Lllly white" ,...a .
uafiS HENRY (. LIST 4 co.
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NEWS FROM THE NORTH POLE.
The Pole Reached at Last,
Novel Conditions Of the Atmosphere,
A New Centre of Animal and VegeD
table Life.
From the Chicago Post
FoRT GARRY, PENBrSA, I
March Is. 1871. (


FoRT GARRY, PENBISA, !
March 10, 1871. !
DEAR SIR-The inclosed package came
into my hands in very singular manner,
and as the contents are evidently oil pub.
lie Importance, inclose them 10 you, as,
owing TO the obliteration Of the super.
scription, their true destination can only
be guessed at. Coming over the prairie,
eight miles west of this post, yesterday, I
was suddenly startled by the rapid report
OF guns, and. looking northward saw n
party OF Pai-Ute Indians on horseback,
following q small balloon at no great eIye.
vation, which they were firing at. Hasten.
ing to the spot, ! was just in time 10 wit.
ness its descent, and to save these sheets
Of tissue paper from destruction. They
were inclosed in Q thin piece Of seals
bladder, which had unfortunately been
creased by ball so as 70 destroy the dir.
ection; but the superscription upon the
back in the Russian, German, French and
English languages, requesting the finler
to forward to It's destination, Is still plain.
The balloon was perfectly riddlcd with
bullets, and the savages soon tore II in
strips. l regard 1t as extremely, fortunate
to have been able 10 save the package.
am, very truly yours,
JAMES SEARLEs.
.... ISrgt. II. n. 16ih Infantry.
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In he7th, 9th and 1lth Wards Davis,
Republican, gains SO in 13 out OF the "a
Wards. Republican losses on,the ma
jorities for Secretary Of State amount to
$50. The Republicans claim that the
whole Republican city ticket Is elected,
not excepting Campbell for prosecuting
attorney.
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CLEVELAND, April 3,

Elyria went about 200 majority for the
Republican ticket t'
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Toledo gives seney, Democrat, for
Judge, $500 majority over Fitch, Repub-
lican.
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The Latest News.
Yesterdays ohio ctions.

The election in this city, to-day, result
ed in q Republican triumph. The Repub-
licans elected the Mayor, Marshal, City
Commissioner, and three out Of four Of the
Councilmen. Last fall the city went 200
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02

had a father or o brother, Why was
not the man or devil in Calvin n.
Cross ascertaincd and exposed be-
fore he led a daughter and a sister
to the alter Of infamy2 If a New
Yorker can leave the haunts OF tho
Metropolis, ride up the Hudson, be
received into the bosom of .yirtuous
families, and bear off their dearest
treasures without an inquiry into the
strangers character, we see no cossa
tion of the scandal which has just
transpired. Girls are too ready to
throw themselves into the arms Of
handsome unknowns who dress and
speak ike gentlemen, and carry .
gcntleman's purse, NO matter whence
the gold comes. And how was il
possible for man holding the posi-.
tion this man seems to have held in
business and social, circles, to main.
tain luxurious bachelor apartm entsi
to the knowiedge Of some friends, !;
and 10 have dwolt' with and suppor-
ted 8 vito and, children ~, q public
hotel, to tho Knowing Of many others'
and 4et tho contr1d 1dictions Of his
daily and nightly habits not collide
at Some sudden anglo z The suspi-
ciOn il inevitable that he was not
alone in the knowledge and suit of
bis career Chicago Post.