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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, April IO.-HOue.-
A1r. Hoar moved for the appointment
OF the commissioner on the subject
OF the division OF profits between capi-
tai and labor.
Mr.. Hale moved to suspend the
rules, and pass his bill for the removal
Oflegal and political disabilities.
Mr.. Maynard moved, on a point Of
order, that the bill was before the Com
on the Presidents Message, and notin
possession Ofthe House.
The Speaker OverTuIed the Objee-
ton Of Mr.. Maynard.
Mr.. 5tOughtOn proposed that the bill
be postponed until after PASSAGE by the
Senate Of the bill TO reDress Ku-K -KIux
Outrages in the South.
Mr. Cox and others objected to the
debate.
Mr.. Shallabarger hoped the rules
would not be suspended.
Mr.. Hale's motion was agreed to
yeas, l84i nays, 46; absent or net vOt-
ing, AZ.
Mr.. Kelley moved the adoption Of
the resolution in favor Of abOlishiug
stamp and other internal taxes. exceDt
on Aq uor5 and tobacco, as soon as con
sistent with the faith and credit OF
the Government.
Mp. Cox characterized the resolution
a5 a pig. IRON proposition, and the
most perfect humbug he had ever
known.
Inc resolution was adopted; yeas,
100; nays, q.
ar. C0oUrn moved to suspend the
rules IN order to pass a bill providing
for additional members.
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PaIIlIaaI eandllInn d cannaolIonI

The Disadvantages under which the
Democrats Of Connecticut labor ia
consequence Of the rotten borough
system Of representation in the Legis-
lature peculiar to that State should be
understood. The Democrats might
be in q majority of fifty thousand on
the popular vote, and yet the Repub-
1fcans, under the present
arrangement, could control the lower
branch Of the Legislature. Repre-
sentatives are not appOrtiOned among
the towns on the basis of pOpula-
ton. To show how wrOngfully
this inequality works, one instance
viii suffice. The Republican town
Of Simsbury polls but 334 votes and
has two Representatives in the Legs
lature, while the Democratic town Of
New Haven polls nearly 5000 votes
and has no more. If Simsbury Is
Justly entitled to two, New haven
should have fffty-three Representa-
tives; and this is just how Il ls that
fha Democrats are sWinQleQ cut OF the
I.aoisiafure. Governor English has
an sefnaI maiOrity Of votes in the
gtate and vet the returns give the
2ennblieens from fifteen TO twen-
fv-five maiority in the House
of Representative. The Democrats
have not been able to secure a ma
i0rity in the legislature for sixteen
wears. but If they ever should, they
viii be certain to abolish this relic Of
bqrbarism, which has its parallel only
Ia the mOnarchical countries of the
Old World. 1t is useless to bOpe that
the Republicans viii ever be republi-
can enough to do it.
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them close to the American Legation
building.
The results Of eight hours' cannon
aiding are that Versailles troops have
crossed the Seine and occupied Sab
lOnville and LOngchamps, and the
draWbridge and floor Of Fort MaillOt
are broken.
DENIONIsM OF THE PARIS MOB.
Special to the New York World
PARIS, April 10.-Unless the Ger
mans save Us, Paris must sOOn run
with blood. The Commune hourly
grows more violent, and resorts to
fierce excesses. The COnciergerie is
filled with priests and those who
have been arrested Cd account of their
religious calling. These citizens are
styled Servants Of a person called
God" Archbishop Durbey was
stripped naked, bound to the pillory
and scOuTged and Knocked for hours
by a band OF two hundred Reds.
BRUSSELS, April 10.-The H1deDe1-
deJ1ce Beige says Favre is going to Ber-
lin to accelerate the conclusion of
peace, and re-assure Bismarck of the
early restoration OfOrder in Paris.
PARIS, April 10, via London, IL,
$3.50 a.m.-Mot d'Ordne says the
losses Of the Nationals on Saturday
and Sunday were Dds killed and 435
wounded.
It is expected that the main attack
of the Versailles army on the city will
be made in the direction of Mont
rOuges.
VernOsOle, a member Of the Com
mune, was killed at the Outposts.
AmOrOuX, member of the Com
mune, has been arrested.
1t is asserted that there il a nisun-
between the Commune
and the Central Committee.
The caunOnade has materiaIIvsIack-
ened to-day. Barricades are building.
by order of the Commune, in the
Elysees, Place de la COncorde
and adjacent streets.
The iron clad fiOtilla in the Seine is
in sight, and an attack is imminent.
Thiers has offered safe conduct to
delegates from the Party Constitution.
who may be permitted to leave Paris.
One OF these-DesOunais-has already
gone to Versailles, without waiting for
safe conduct
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THE COAL RIOT.
Two Eilltla Officers Killed BY Accident
Peace Measures PrsBsssd.

SCRANTON, April 10.-Nothing in
dicative Of outrage or riot has Oc-
CURED since last Thursday. General
GeaTy's levies, which arrived here on
Saturday, are being distributed at the
principal mines, and they have not
as yet been mOlested. The companies
which had been brought TO the scene
by General Osborne, were found to be
in main with the miners, and as such
were deemed untTustWOrty in a con
fiict with their brethren, and were
sent home. The only blOOdshed so far
was shed last night by accident. An
officer on guard at one Of the coal es-
tablishments, while waking from
nightmare, startled his companions,
and in the confusion his gun was
fired, the ball passing through his
body and entering that Of a lieuten-
ant. Both men died to day.
A preliminary meeting was held
last night. A number Of leading rail-
road men were present. No decided
action taken, however, and to morrow
large delegation will meet to discuss
the new issues involved in Governor
Geary's proclamation. 1t is stated
that the leaders Of the crowd which
intertered with the work on Saturday
will be arrested at once. In such an
event, serious resistance is feared. /
Three move companies of militia are
to arrive tomorrow from neighbOring
towns, to reassUre the citizens, who
are almost without local police.
The regular force Of miners, to con-
vince the citizens Of their laW-abiding
disposition, have Telinq the idea
OF the grand parade announced for
tomorrow.
The General Council Of the Work
ingmen's Benevolent Association
assemblies in Wilkesbarre on Tuesday,
and important results are expected.
Their leaders have under cOnsidera- |
ton the proposition recently submit
ted by the Governor to the railroad
companies, and with their verdict
rests virtually the whole question Of
This meeting will greatly
facilitate the purpose of companies
whose chief Representatives are now
here. Leading men are
not sanguine Of an early resumption. /
SCRANTON, Pa, April 1O.-NO dis
turbances for two days past; no intel |
HgenCe received here of work having
been resumed in any Of the mines.
Major SWank, with 200 State Guards, /
on duty; the rest Of the
division has been sent home.
Lieutenant WinnerOf HazletOn died
last night, rom injuries received acci-
dentally Saturday.
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tive and slow to move, they are fast
coming to this conclusion.

tive and slow to move, they are fast
coming to this conclusion.
1.-THE
DEMOCRATS BE WISE,
they may profit by the failures and
mistakes of the administration and
the Radicals. Never had a great party
a finer opportunity. Let them ignore
the old, dead issues of the past, accept
without reserve the changes effected
by the war, and in the Constitution,
advocate reduction of taxation to the
lowest point, cut down the eXtrava-
giant expenditures that remain as rem
nants Of the war and give the country
that grand position among the
powerful nations of the world
that belongs to il, and there will be a
fair prospect open for the next PFesi-
dency. The people anxiOusly
LOOK FOR A RESTORATION OF THE
GOOD OLD TINES,
when they had an economical gov
eminent, when local institutions and
liberty were respected, when mill
tary rule was never thought Of or
bayOnets seen at the polls. The DEM
ocrats have been a powerful party,
and governed well. The people seem
disposed to try them again. The
Radicals never COmprehended the
true theory Of cur government. Even
the cohesive power Of the public
Treasury cannot hold them together
any longer. The Democrats have the
prize within their reach, if they know
how to use their opportunity.
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RIVER TELEGRAMs.

LOUISVILLE, April 1O-Ths river is
receding, with 8 feet 6 in the chute.
and s feet g IN the canal. Weather
cloudy, but pleasant and mild. with
sprInkling Of rain tonight. Freights
70 all points scarce. Arrived: Silver
Moon, from Memphis. Departed: (:
MOllie Ebert, tor New Orleans. The
Diamond leaves tO-mOrrOWFfOr Mem
phis, with coal. A number of tOws
being put through canal.
PTTTsBURG, April 1O.-The M0nOn-
gahela has depth of 5 feet g inches,
and is falling. Weather cloudy, but
pleasant.
CINCINNATI. April 10.-The river
is falling slowly, with 70 feet g
inches bridge space. The weather is
warm, threatening rain. Arrived ::
LeOnidas, from New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, April 10. - Arrived: ::
Colorado, from Vicksburg; Conti-
mental, from New Orleans. Departed: !:
City Of Chester, for Memphis. The
river is still falling. Weather clear.
cool and windy.
CAIRO, ILL, April IO.-Port list
DLltlSs D. OuIEcug OL4CiuudLl 70 New
Orleans at 10 pm; Mary Houston.
New Orleans to Louisville at 1OD.m.
W. j. Wicks, st. Louis to New Or
leans at 10 pm; Sam. j. Hale, Gin
cinnati to Memphis at pm Baltic.
Memphis to Pittsburg at Z pm. Grand
Tower, Memphis to st. Louis at S %.
m. Dexter, st. Louis to New Orleans
at I pm; John Fl. GrOesbeek. New
Orleans TO Cincinnati at 3 pm: Joe
Fleming, st. Louis to Memphis at 3
pm. River fell 4 inches. Weather
shOwery and cloudy. Mercury "a.
VICKsBURG, April 10. - Passed
down Seminole, at 4 pm. PargOud.
at pm; Katie, at 5 pm. Virginia.
at pm; Teager, at 4 pm. Passed
up Belfast, at 10 pm; Richmond. at
1 pm. Warm and rainy. River
rising slowly.
New ORLEANS, April 1O-Arrived:
John KugOUr and p. W. Strader,
from Louisville; Arg0sy and barges,
from Cincinnati; Mary Alice and
barges, from st. Louis. The weather
is cloudy and warm.
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ST.. LOUIS, April IO.-Captain Joe
Brown, Mayor elect, was inaUgurated
this pm. The inaugural opened with
the announcement that he is the
representative of a liberated ballot.
box, and said that for the first time
in the history Of the State the ballot
is within the reach Of all classes,
and hopes that the ballot instead of
the sword shall hereafter be the
arbiter of all cur differences. Mr..
Brown favOrs the consolidation Of city
and county.
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Air Llns Mes In DaBgef-Ths New Route
20 WashiHgtlH

PTTTsBURG, April I0.-The Pitts
burg and COnnellsville railroad was
finally completed to day, giving Pitts
burg direct communication with Bal
timOre. The total length Of the road
from Pittsburg to Baltimore, is 32j
miles. The highest grade is fifty feet
to the mile. Regular express trains
are expected to run nom Pittsburg to
Washington in ten hours, via Point Of
Rocks route. The road cost nine mil
lions. Through passenger trains viii
commence running next Monday.
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NEW YORK, April 10.-Easter sun
day was celebrated with more than
usual ecL0t, in this city and vicinity,
yesterday. All the churches were
crOwded-nOt even standing room
being obtainable. Many edifces were
tastefully and some gOrgeOusly deco
rated. The Episcopalians and CathO-
lies were most exact in their Observ-
ance Of the day, but other deuOmina-
tons paid more Difference to it than
usual.
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Tfada Exnasltina.

ST. LOUIS, April 10.-ColOnel ]. g.
Grass, Vice-President Of the Manu-
faeturers' WOolen Association of the
West and Southwest, is here for the
purpose of ascertainir e what arrange
nnents are necessary for the exposition
Of woOlen fabrics Of the Association,
which is to be made here, to com
mence the first Monday in October.
The exposition viii be made in the
old amphitheater at the Fair Grounds,
and there will be a larger display
than at any exposition previously
held by the Association.
The failure Of StilWell, Powell & Co.,
firm of this city Of thirty years
standing, is announced. 1t is said
their assets exceed their liabilities.
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CONNECTICUT.
The sssult of ihs ElsoiIsu.

HRRTFoRD, CoNN., April I0.-An
evident error has been discovered in
the return Of votes from the Fourth
ward, New Haven, by which 100 more
votes were returned for Governor
Jewell than should have been. This
was returned more than was
checked on the poll list. The matter
will probably be fully investigated by
the legislature. The return Is the
result of a mistake or fraudulent
count 50 Jewell could be Governor.
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LOUISVILLE, April IO.-Jacob Berge,
an employee at Conrad & Waters
brewery in this city, cut his throat in
two places this morning with a large
cheese knife; also inaicting several
bad cuts on his body. His wounds
will prove fatal.
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Hsavv s.orma h the NarEhvssi.

MILWAUKEE, April 10. Heavy
storms have cut OF communication
with st. Paul since Saturday. St
Paul papers Of the Sth say that the
Republicans elected their ticket at
Duluth, Rochester and Saltwater.
Captain Charles Weed, a well known
railroad man. died suddenIy Fridav.
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NEW YORK, April I0.-GOId dull; opening
az IlU+sGil01S and closing aU Il05sdIIls1s. There
was but little business done, owing to q close
Board at / pm. Loans, from fat TO 8 pr Ct.
Clearlngs, S24Sl, 800 Governments opened
dull aud steady, but towards the close ad-
Vanced "a to q per cent all round, the market
closing firm. stocks opened weak and barely
steady; bat late in the day the entire mar
keb showed 8 strong disposition. advancing
= TO % per cent. OHIO, Wabash, Lake Shore
and Reading strong. The market closed
strong with small business. Money at about
noon was from Z per cent. currency 70 7 per
cent. Gold closed at l06. State seen titles dun
and steady; old Tennessee. So; new. G59S
Sterling exchange, 1879 Government bonds
of 1881. ll63s do 81, llz3s do '84 llz5s; do '65
Il25s; DO new, lll5S; do 81, ul14; 40 IS, II2;
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AWRENCE-Dspartsd this urs. at haIr.
past seven o'clock p-m., On the z8Lh instant
NARY srAPLETosf, wife o. Dr. G.. W. Law
renee Of Hos Springs, Ark. and daughter Of
the late Arcu bald Colder, OF this clty.-s1.-
~ ore san A1zrek sih
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SAN Francisco, April lO.-0n the
lst inst, the Apaches captured Jones'
wagon train ;soYer seventy mules were
Sllled,
Joseph Dion and RudOlphe played
eleven four ball carOm games, z00
points each for Sl00; game lasting tlll
daybreak this morning. Rudolphe
one game ahead
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HOME DISPATCHES.


CHICAGO, April 1O.-A grand jury
has indicted the prOprietOrs of all the
daily papers in the city save the Post,
for advertising grand gift concerts by
the Milwaukee musical society.
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NASHVILLE, April IO.-L. Scheif,
a German aged eighteen, attended
religious services at the Capitol last
night, and on coming out Of the Rep
Hall, mistOOk his way,
and fell thirty feet to the pavement
below. He died today.
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ST. LOUIS, April 10.-Flour steady aud In
moderate demand, super winter S. aoG5 So;
Xxx s8RB % Whsat-spring, steady; soft
Iowa. 81 35al 81 winter, dull and dropping;
prime to strictly prime, 81 A4l D. Corn
duh and unchaDgeds is5Sat0lc Tor mixed IN
bufIr. 5JR5ee sacked. Oats dulL and uu-
cbanped (: 48E50c for mixed IN bulk; 54G55c ia
sacks Barley dulli No, = s5ci No. 8, 81 To-
Rive slow at 938e5c. WhlhEyi d7Se. Mess
7,crIz dru. iobbinE at Sl9 l06Z0 Butk n1ssts
lower: loose shoulders, SIC delivered. Bacon
weak and lower. at I1a@l9 9fgl0gl05E9 I0s<e:
beBns sugarcured. pl ain, l5s5 l554c; canVas5ed
i5Ig47l8c Lard jobbtng at l54Gl2 Ia tiereeq
H.5gs duh at s596 3. Cattle Unchanged 81 Sd
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CINCINNATI

CTCIENATI, April l0.-Cotton - Demand
good and full prices; middling, ll1< Flour
hrm and demand fair; family s8 80aB Sol
Wheat hrn and demand fair; red 81 880l 40
Corn hrm and demand fair az SIC Rve IN
changed. Oats unchanged. Mess pork dull
but holders ars not wiling to make cOncss-
siOne so asked. Lard Gull and nom inaI
ll74gll52c asked Bulk meats In fair demand
but lower rates; sales 500,o00 lbs sides az 81
casn SIC buyers option, and SIC for clear
sides; shoulders nominal, &c; clear sides,
85sc; bacon dull and unchanged; small sales
at l3scG93 sGl05Ec. Sales Of 20 hhds clear rib
i0c, buyers for June. Hogs dun and declined
70 57z95c. whisky dull and dropping So 81
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LOUIsyILL Al prH 10.-Cotton quiet and un-
changedi Mic ding 1890. FLOUR duh and
PROVISIONS duli, mess pork SD; bacon. 75ls9
Qlu5sc Tor round lots, packedi bulk meats, "a
d985Se for round lots OF loose Ehmsi sugar
cured, l65SC; plain. i4c packed. Lard-tieresa
l2o5 Kegs, i3ss Whisky steady with light ea-
mand a. Sda8Tc. Tobacco fairly active, sales
% 1873 nh0s ct 41675G for trash 54Gb74 loE
lnaa. n Ine anr loa to maliuu Le.E
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Notice.

CFTICE MISS RTVER RArLwAT Col
MElIPHLs, IE1yI. April I'D LsTL
All persons are hereby notified not 10 trade
for certain certidc Gates OF stock In the WIsE.s-
sippt River Railway Company, issued 10 or
from eleven tl1 20 thirty l501 Inclusive SAID
Csrtldcatea having been Issued without clE-
slderation, and having ssen declared v0-- lg
the Company.
By order OF The EOsrd OF Directors.
apI JNO. L. MORTON. 8ecrstzrv.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April l0.-FIour duII- sinner
dne, So lZ9S; Xxx, S. 6275; Xxx, Ss So corn
quiet at 718IZe Oats, d36535c. Bran. slf q.
hRy-prtnnes SLjs choice. 83l. Pork-sl0 81
aekedi no buyers. Bacon dull. al g5<aIOIla
l4ci sugar cured hams, L5Ql8e. Lard duII.
~ uiarce, I2gl21fci keg E5S6I5<c. s1gar-
Prime 81 gi0c. MQlasses-Cf0Od feru1er1ffnor
1044lci plantation reboIed, S5,4a5o. WhfgIZV
duls " eatern recttded, 85ag5c. Cofss. Iffa
la54e. alerllng exchange, 2l55; sight, Is pre-
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CHreAso, April l0.-Flour quiet and hrmer,
Wheat. NO. 2 spring. nrm ana 7si954c higher
81 qHlaf p cash and seller optlonal, closing
arm and steady Corn opened hru ana
closed dull; no. g 5l<c cash, aud 5d5se seller
May Oats No q dull az 5l5S 8dl5Ic. Rye. No
uulst az atfg1l5sc. B2FleGi NO 2 duiL AZ
gglze UiahHiuea, 86511. Provisions Quiet.
mes p0rr SIS 75. Lard l5sc. Dry salted
msats quiet; shoulders, 495ei r0ugh sides
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NEW YORK, April lO.-Irwin. who
assaulted Weed in the State Assem-
Oily, has rendered his resignation.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Letter from eSVsrhOr AlOSra to the Editor
Of the New YORK Tribune.

~ Defends the CohCuot Of the Affairs Of
His State, sad FiHdleaiss It against
the Charge Of Eu- EluxIsm.
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Hs Contrasts HIS Civil Administrator With
ths Military kGnltlstratl0H Of Amss.
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MARKETS.
IBY TELEe EAPH.I
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, april lO.-Dry 6Oods-But little
activity in this department Of trade. but
prices rule uniform. We quote standard
brown shestlngs at I2GI21sc; light sheetings
mills, musLins 2iC; Wamsutta and Mauvil le-
lJC- Tuscarora, Isc; Hills semDer tdem. I5c
red bans, l0c5 nous de LANES, Isc, and printed
caIIe1es. LlaLU1ae LOr leadIng macs.
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NEW YORK, April 1.-the Cotton market
closed at noon As follows. MiddIiug Cplands.
I51S. Flour steady and in moderate demand
quiet; red amber, 81 SOL 65. Corn heavv ard
lower mixed Western, 76a50c. Whisky Il drnn-
er at 805z z9slc. Coffee Gull, and prices nomi-
ually lower; no quotations. Sugar dull and
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EEEDE-Ths friends and acquafutaures
Esunsdy are respectfully invited
to fuueraI Of his wife. MARzAsE-
KESs1r u RS residence 81 Robson
st-e- -la-. priI IL
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VIENNA, April 1e.-The Emperor
Francis Joseph has ordered the entire
Austrian navy into mourning, for the
death Of Admiral TegathOh.
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DISSOLUTION

rFVHE partnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween the undsrstgusd under the style Of
Wm. Frank 3 Co, is this day dissolved lr-
mutual consent william FrauiE as1u mes all
1abllities, aid Is alone authorized to co L-l-
the outstanding debts OF Lhe late dru--
WV FRANZ
Shy TM0UR j. LET
MJE1IPHIs, A priI 10, Is7l. apLI
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DE ersat serman CeIehE allon.
IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, April In all
the great cities the Germans held
peace celebrations. Houses were
decorated with flags, mOttOes, ever
greens, etc; banners, appropriately
inscribed, were suspended across the
streets on the route Of the procession.
Flags were displayed on all municipal
buildings. The streets were thrOnged
with spectators. The procession was
reviewed by the Mayor and other Off
cials. The festivities close tonight
with banquets.
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BOARD OF RELIEF.

T'HE regular monthly IN Getting OF Ma z
A sonic Board Of Relief win be held ~
at the orlcs OF the Masonic Temple ~
corner Madison and Second 8trest=. this
tLUESDAXl evening. llth inst, zl s 0'c-1cE.
II. II. HIGREE, Chairman
c. @. LOCKS, Secretary arl
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IN NEW YORK.

The enthusiasm excelled any SINH
lar display ever witnessed in this city.
The streets were densely crowded
with spectators and organizations par
ticipating in the pageant; also every
window and balcony commanding a
view Of the scene was crowded. Flags
were displayed from almost every
house. A majority Of the German
stores were closed, the proprietOrs and
employees participating In the pro
cessiOn. From a large platform before
the City Hall, the procession was re
viewed by Governor Hoffman, Mayor
Hall, and other dignitsries and prom
inent citizens. An immense mass
meeting was held at TOmpkins Square
after the procession. Speeches were
made by Horace Greeley, ex-GOv.
S0lOman, Wise and others. Governor
SOlOman said the whole world had
reason to rejoice over the victory Of
Germany, which, unlike France, was
not actuated by spirit Of glory and
conquest, but desired only to be al
lowed 70 cultivate her fields in peace.
IN NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, April 10. - German
celebration TO day in commemOration
OF peace and triumph Of German
arms in France was unusually ime
posing and enthusiastic. Almost the
entire German population participa-
ted. The procession was large in
numbers and composed OF the best
material, with flags and banners, and
various devices. Alter marching
through several streets, repaired to the
Horticultural Garden, where It was
received by citizens already assembled.
Speeches were made Ia German, and
Henry S. FOOte and ID. W. Peabody
sDoke in English. The Germans are
DrOlongiDg tneir festivities tonight
with music, dancing and festivals at
Concordia sndsFurner Halls.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-11

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