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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28

Polish army In 1865 he charged with being engaged
the forging and uttering Of false Russian notes but
released in consequence OF the withdrawal OF the
prosecution He however appeared a second time upon
the same charge before the Assze Court of the Seine
and acquitted Jeroslas DOmbrOwski dealt in forged
passports and false certificates In which he aested
that certain OF his ceuntrymen whom lie honored with
imaginary rank had taken active part in the insur
reeton while in fact they had had share In It, These
certificates used to obtain for the holders certain
peeuniary benefits refugees. In the month Of Feb
ruary last DOmbrowSh endeavored to provoke an in
surrection at Bordeaux, and a warrant for his ar
rest was issued. He however escaped into Svit1er-
land where he remained aRti the end Of March. During
the siege Of Paris being suspected OF communications
with the Prussians he several times arrested He
had passed through the enemys lines with forged
pass Very shortly before the recent outbreak he was
arrested at moment when he expressing his desire
that the whole French army might be destroyed.
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FORTS-THE FIRE VERY ErfbCi' FALCON
ross OF THE INSURGENfs-A ,poyIsION
READY TO LEAVE PAkis-i"
SUPPLY. ,rxK1
Ibi ihlA'l'l 49,, rnurnday April q, ISL
The special correspondent Oh ln~ sovs. There
p.r;s IN a telegram dated this Inernihs H.
ras severe fighting all night aioHs -o er;o,,aI,,
Eorts yanyresL DIssy and Monuo"s0 80 .ho
houbarded Yesterday ai'einVOH II II. V,,',-roa
-. -oted several casemates III fo'V ,""'toe'
sheiif penou T. determined TO blow mp the tort
Inc gsIriS0" ,,rrsnder heNnth Battalion suffered
rather "'% T. Fart D,Issy several men were killed.
gr'Syi .n+crad the muEze of gun and then burst,
VIC ,broe s1lnners. Fort Montrouge has also
heen damaged.
- new 1epounders had been placed at Neuily.
..Loodonarters of the National Guards have been
--,oovsd 10 the military school at the Champs de
NJ barricade at Neuilly was taken yesterday
.o,aoant. with 80 chaSseurs, deserted from the
Versailles troops The guns on the Cichy bastion
- dismounted by battery on the Government
side. -. +
r,,oSous has caused great irritation at Paris, and
many before hostile to the Commune are now join
me the National Guards. The Club Sale Mohere
vDstsrday adjourned to the Church Saint Nicholas,
and sang the Marseillaise Hymn.
Gen OkolOwicz has made formal complaint that
Che Versailles troops broke the truce Tuesday in
continuing the work of defense. The insurgents
had done the same along the Reute de Neuily, lead
ing from the Porte des Ternes. / was myself asked
70 help make bitches and baTricades in view of the
Versailles troops. Rigault was arrested to-day.
There was severe fighting at Neuihy last night
without decisive results There has been less can
soDading to-day.
Twelve mitrailleuses and three cannons have been
seized at a mandatory on the Avenue Tudaine.
balloon is now ready to leave Paris. A small barri-
eade has been erected at the front gate of the jar
din DIES Tuileries
The Not Ordre says that Bismarck officially refused
the evacuation of the forts before the ratification of
peace, even if the S1OOOCO,OOO now due should be
paid.
The Commune announces that it has made ample
arrangements for provisioning Paris, and that prices
will speedily fall.
lie Temps proposes that Paris should elect delegates
10 decide whether civil should continue or cease,
and also that the new Commune, when elected shall,
according to the law passed at Versailles, treat with
the Assembly for the maintenance of the Republic
and the municipal liberties Of Paris and for general
amnesty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
GENERAL FOREIGN NEVIS.
ENGLAND.

PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT-A SUBSTITUTE
FOR THE MATCH TAX.
LONDON, Thursday. April 81, 1871.
In the House of Commons, this evening,
Viscount Enfield UnderForeign Secretary, IN reply 10
question concerning the action of the Joint High Com
mission stated that convention had yet been signed;
at the he declined to specify what points tho
Commission had already adjusted.
In consequence of circular addressed to the support
ers Of the Ministry announcing that Mr. Dsrae intended
to oppose the Budget, there was full attendance OF
members.
Mr. Gladstone announced that the proposition to In
pose tax on matches and 10 increase the duties on
egaees and SUGGESTIONS would be withdrawn to recon
opposition to the remaining recommendations OF
the Budget and that addition OF two pence pound
to the income tax would be substituted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
pR. CORR AND HIS VICTIM IN CUSTODY.

BUFFALO, April 27.-Dr. Albion Cobb, princi-
pal OF the Academy at Wilton Me- was arrested by the
Niagara frontier police this morning, charged with de-
sorting his wife ana four children and clipping with
Young lady pupil who was invalid under his charge
Cobb ON being arrested denied that ne resided at Wilton
Ue IL about 60 years OF age. His VICTIM Mary h. Bow,
Is IL wears OF age, good looking and intelligent She
acknowledged all and says her parents reside at farn
inRton Me- The fugitives arc retained IN CUSTODY,
waiting instructions from Maine. DIR. Cobb had opened
ply sicans Office in this city, under an assumed HaIne
but becoming frightened at paragraph III local paper,
endeayored escape 10 Canada when he was arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
ANOTHER UNITED STATES MARSHAL MURDERED.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-Collector r. M. Wal
lace Of the lid South Carolina District reports to the
internal Revenue Commissioner that ON the 10th hs'
lanes b. sherman. Deputy United States Marshal ana
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue while making
se,,ure OF contraband whisky at Greenvihe o. was
rroacbed from behind and struck the head with q
Climb 1t Is supposed that his skull was crushed On the
of tho 2Ist he was expected TO live hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
REMARKABLE ATMOSPHERIC PHENOMENA.
SU,,,,rr oP MT. WASHINGTON, April 81

Observations at p. M: Barometer, 1901; change
minus oi; thermometer. 1872 no change relative hui
Nudity 99 wind n T.. velocity OF wind, "a miles per
hour A storm OF sleet set in about u. IN. Two re-
markabe atmospheric phenomena have shown thehl-
selves to-day. The first was welldefned SHADOW OF
Mt washington at sunrise, apparently twice "a huge as
LAFAYETTE near which 1t situated 1t looked IKE
black cloud having the exact shape OF the mountain:
Tie second was q solar halo exhibiting all the c0ors OF
the prism about noon. These phenomena are rare.
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THE MISSISSIPPI LEVEES.

NEw-ORLEANs, April 27.-Poverty Point and
Marero Creyasses are closed Nothing has been heard
from the Bonnet Carrie Crevasse to-day There is no ma
terial change in the flood the Jackson Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
CEN UOMRROWsKI.

The Journal O1ciei of Versailles publishes
te following brief memoir Of Gen. Dombrows OF the
Commune Army. A IL is not, o. coarse, an impartial
authority, the statements may be exaggerated: "Jeros
iss Dcmbrowsh born st Cracow. He s IS years OF
GA " ls3 he served O. Colonel 10 the iRsuryectQna<y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
NEGROES TURNING ON THEIR PROSECUTORS
REBEL REPORT OF THE AFFAIR.

WILMINGTON, n. c., April ga hight took
place Yesterday between negro outeasts OF Robeson
County n c. and party of citizens under the Sheriff Of
the county, in which two of the sheris posse were
killed and one severely wounded. No further particulars
have been received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
THE TURF.
RACING AT NEWMARKET.

LONDON, April 27.-The race for the 1000
guineas stakes yearod FLIES at Newmarket to-day,
resulted follows:
Baron Rothschs Haunh by King Tom eu OF Mntmore LAS
Lord Aageeys bL Seppe OF Seelnslon
Mr. Majors B. Yoblesse by Soekve Of Brown Duehess'
Seven horses ran.
MEMPHIS RACES.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 27.-The second day
of the Spring meeting the Memphis Course brought
out large number of people, Notwithstanding The show
cry character Of the weather
The first for all ages, mile and quarter DASH
$50 entry half forfeit $40 II declared club adds $500 Col
johnson, Nighthawk, Won Notke, and Alice Ward paid
forfeit. Banquet, sallie Farrell WoodbuHn, and style
started and in that order went under the string Time
-2:l8 -
The second race was sweepstakes for threeyearolds,
mile dash, s25 up, play or pay; club adds Si6s sub
scrptons. There six entries, but two (Jen.
DAVIS and Lizzie Morrison paid forfeit. Sentinel, Sir
Rufus Lady Fairchd, and Hampton were tte runners
The first-named won. Tme-l:493. -
The third and last race was for all ages mile heats, go
entry; half the purse and 800 added for the winner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
muE PARIS RESURRECTION.

FIGHTING ALONG TEE WHOLE line
.-,,,o,-s RoNBARDMENT OF THE soUl n1ors
ToRTs-THE FIRE VERY EFFEcrI.hppaI BALLOON
Loss OF THE INsuRGENIsUrA PROVISION
READY TO LEAVE PARASITIC
SUPPLY. -n,pryE1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28

ACTIVE OPERATIONS BEGUN-THREE LINES OF
BATTERIES IN OPERATION-FORT DISSY 81
LENCED-THE INSURGENT GUNBoATs AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
THROUGH THE SOUTH.
sOJTH CAROLINA KU-KLUX.

THE CONFLICT OF THE COLoRED MILITh-wHY
THEY WERE DIsBANDED-sOuTHERN FARM
ING-How CROPS ARE PLANTED-PoLITICAL
PURPOsEs-THE BLACKS TO BE TURNED OUT
nr orc1cR-M0RR KU-KLUX MIRDERS.
Smyrna times., 1871-06-28

ward, with my old woman-God bless her !
sitting alongside of me hodin' my hand in hers.
The doctor said had made a close miss Of it,
and at first felt sorry that had lived at all !;
but that didn't last long, for | knew there was
another--she who sat beside me-who had
suffered more than had and stood it nobly +;
so | tried to get better in order to console her
1t was two weeks more before | got out Of
bed, and quite two months before | was able
to go around will never be the same man
again.
THE company rensioned me, and didn't
want me to work any more at all. But l
couldn't bear to be idle. You see, sir, l WASH t
brought up to it, and, strange as it may appear,
didn't feel like working anywhere save in the
old place. | seemed to be closer to my boy
there found the lily he had gathered, just
as had placed it in my jacket pocket, and
gave it to his mother. She has it yet, al
withered and coloric>s, i'll little glass on the
mantiepiece and there, sir, it shall remain, il
sight Of us both, until our time comes to JON
! him -
Smyrna times., 1871-06-28
NO. S53

of success that Providence has permitted you
to enjoy. You have been the friends of all
schools and institutions Of education and of the
whole people. You have been the advocates
Of thorough and improved methods of scientific
and skilled teaching and benevolent governing.
Without the aid of apL Lropriation or endow-
ment, you have sustained for five academic
years, an institution, which in that short time
has given twenty-five teachers to the public,
and instruction to several hundred students.
\ Ou have greatly increased popular influence
in favor of general and public education. You
have examined the foundation timbers of the
body polite and pronounced them in danger of
decay on account Of the too general neglect of
popular education and the calamitous weakness
of our school law. You have sounded the
tocsin of the conflict of moral, intellectual,
commercial and industrial progress. You have
lnaugurated movement for virtually giving
the State, to aid her on the work of pu0c in
structiOn, from fifty thousand to one hundred
thousand dOllarS-a sum of unprecedented
munifcence and unheard of in the educational
annals of her citizens. You stand to-day so
worthy body of men, women and children
that your Country hOnors you. The name of
| your organization will be known and honored
as long as the history OF your Country endures.
| ln the brilliant aSsemblage Of States which
cluster themselves together in perennial Union,
what one more needy and worthy Of a school
system than our own beloved Delaware?
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN c. HARKNEss.
Smyrna times., 1871-06-28

IRISH CONsIDERATENEss.-A lrishman,
being recently on trial for some offense, pleaded
mot guilty, " and, the jury being in the box,
kisson as witness. With the utmost inno-
cence, Patrick turned his face to the court, and
said: Do | understand, your honor, that Mr..
Furkisson is to be a witness fornenst me
again?" The judge said dryly, 1t seems SO. :"
"Well, then, your honor, plade guilty sure,
an your honor plaise not because | am guilty,
for L m as innocent as yer honor's sucking ba-
by, but just on account of saving Mr.. Furkis-
SON SOirIr'
Smyrna times., 1871-06-28
THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR" Brother Smith,
JOHN c. HARKNEss

THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR" Brother Smith,
what does this mean?"
What does what mean?"
Bringing niger to this church,
1.-The pew is my own"
Your own? Is that any reason why you
should insult the congregration?"
But he is intelligent and we'll educated"
"Who cares for that? He is a nigger?"
=" But he is friend of mine
What Of that? Must you therefore insult
the whole congregation p
" But he is Christian and belongs to the
same denomination
What do care for that? Let him go and
worship with his fellow niggers.
but he is worth five million dollars" said
the merchant.
Worth five million dollars? Jerusalem
Brother Smith, introduce me.
Smyrna times., 1871-06-28

"OUR LOUIS IN THE FIELD.-It seems
that it is the Prince Imperial and not f he
Prince Napoleon who is to be put forward as
candidate in the supplementary elections for
the French Assembly. This, while not chang
ing the complexion of the candidature, gives
more direct evidence of the purpose of the
Our Louis will at the same time have an
opportunity of comparing the relatives differ
cnce between a baptism Of ballots and the
baptism of fire" to which he was treated
during the early part of the war.
Smyrna times., 1871-06-28

jeff Davis modfes his words somewhat
He says the Northern papers misconstrued
them. He did not mean TO advise the South
ern people to disloyalty, but patience, although
he himself still declines to accept the situation.
The fact seems to be that jeff doesn't know
what he means, and We are sure nobody else
cares. The strongest position that he could
take just now would be a comfortable, retired
place where people would not ask him to make
speeches. " y Herald
Smyrna times., 1871-06-28
A PRACTICAL EXPLANATION,

"Charley what is osculation2'
"Osculation, Jenny dear,
Is learned expression, queer,
For a nice sensation.
| put my arm, thus, around your waist,
This is approximation,
You need not fear
There's no one here
Your lips quite near-
| then"
"Oh, dear!"
Jenny, that's oscillation" ;"
Smyrna times., 1871-06-28

A Young Man wrote to a paper. asking
whether it would be advisable for him to mar.
ry young aud tender angel, who had never
learned to do her own washing or dressmaking.'
In reply the editor advised HIM to do so by all
means. and mentioned similar case in his own
experience where the bride had never learned to
sew or cook, but after marriage she became so
fond of work as not only to work for her own
family, but for several other families.
Smyrna times., 1871-06-28

CO0S A MONTH Horse and Carriage furnished.
C0~0 Expenses paid. n. Shaw, Alfred, Me.
Smyrna times., 1871-06-28

In the museum at CasseI, Germany, is a
library, made from five hundred European
trees The back of each volume is formed of
the bark of tree, the sides of the perfect
wood, the top of young wood. and the bottom
of old wood. When opened, the book is found
to be box, containing the flower, seed. fruit
in way
Smyrna times., 1871-06-28
AGENTS Read This

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Smyrna times., 1871-06-28
SIMMONS.

eral COstIve. sometimes alternate
head is troubled with pain. and d
considerable loss sf memory acc,
full sensation Of having left undo
ought to have been done. OF
Smyrna times., 1871-06-28

A clever repartee is attributed to the mer,-
Der from Mormondom in the new Congress.
A brother member asked him how many
wives he had. Enough to keep me from
running after other people's'' was the prompt
reply.
Smyrna times., 1871-06-28

In the midst of heavy shower during
prolonged storm little miss was observed at
the window. crying bitterly. "What is the
matterP' she was asked. Pm 'fraid."
There is nothing here to hurt you what are
you afraid ofP"-" Faid of Noahi"
Smyrna times., 1871-06-28

An ingenious wife in Des Moines cured her
husband of snoring thus She had a gutta-
percha tube with two cup-shaped enbs; one
she puts over his nose and mouth, and the
other over his ear. He consumes his own noise.
as a stove does its smoke, and wakes up in
stanter.
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Notice Probnte of HilL-

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