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MEXICO.
The Revolution.

NEw,YoRK, April 27.-Special Mstan
moras advices from San Luis to the
18th instant state that all was quiet
there. Stage and tslegraphic commu-
nication was generally re-established
within mile OF the RIO Grande. The
frontier is occupied by the Government
Trevino's cavalry were at ReyDoss
Their slow movements dishearten the
revolutionistS.
General Gurrea, writing on the 10Th
from the State OF Durango, confirmed
the report Of the temporary occupation
Of Zacatecss by Cadena. He says that
the garrison was surprised and 1000
men, 1000 guns, eleven cannon and
100000 belonging to the Government
captured.
A telegram from Saltillo also con
firms the report that no Government
force was near Saliillo 1t also con-
firms the defeat OF the Puebla garrison
by Negrete A merchant who arrived
there from the interior, reports that
Diaz had been heard from; he was in
JaIisco at the head OF strong division.
This is doubtful, as Trevine has receiv-
ed nothing official.
A courier from Camarya brings ad-
vices 10 the Oath instant. Rocha had
been called to the city OF Mexico, owing
to the rising Of the Lerdistas Qsiroga
has moved hither with five thousand
men. Naravja remains commanding
al Coinage.
Trevinos forces are so much scatter.
ed for the purpose Of subsisting in this
barren country, that it is difficult to
estimate their numbers. The Rcpolu
tionary Bulletin, published at Browns
vile, says they number four thousand
eight hundred infantry and cavalry
aud twelve hundred artillery. Cevallot
has two thousand regulars with tn,
National Guard combined behind tn,
Notifications, aud his flank rests on tn,
river, and its rear is protected BY tn,
American commander preserving nes
i trality. ReinforeemenW are s1pscts'
daily.
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Sundays Dispatches.
NEW YORK.
Swiss Celebration.


NEW YORK, April 2S.-The Swiss
societies of this city and vicinity are
making extensive preparations for the
national festival, which is to consist Of
. concert, procession and picnic, to take
place on the 2lst and 22d Of July. The
Committee OF Arrangements have been
appointed, and it is expected that the
celebration will be participated in by
all the Swiss residents.
AQuick Trip.
The steamship Spain, of the National
Line, yesterday completed one Of tie
fastest voyages on record. She sailed
from Queenstown on the 18th at , P.
NJ. ., and arrived at Sandy Hook at 3
o'clock yesterday morning, making the
run in exactly eight days and thirteen
hours.
Sporting News.
The first great sporting event OF the
year in this vicinity is the Belmont
stakes for three year olds, which will be
decided the first day ofthe spring meet
ing at Jerome Park, which commences
June |. The stakes are Of great value
and the fact that several OF the entries
have made good records has made
the event of striking interest to the
tllrfmen. Joe Daniels is the tavorlte
for this race at four to one.
William R. Bsbcock, the owner
Of Helmbold and Nelly Ran
som, arrived from New Orleans
on Thursday. His horses are ex'
pected to arrive shortly at Long
Branch. There are now 10 horses at
Jerome Park, training for the spring
meetings.
The Eckford base ball club had their
opening game yesterday at the Union
grounds, and meeting a strong picked
nine, were defeated by score of 10 to
IA. The features for the sresent week
will be meeting OF the Mutuals and
Mansfield club tomorrow and the
Mutusls and Baltimore nine Saturday.
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ITALY.


The Esuptiou or Mount Vesuvius.
NAPLES, April 2S.-The villages Of
Sebastias and Masodisomma have been
completely destroyed by the lava from
Mount Vesuvius. The towns o! Panta-
celia and Tore Del Greco are also
threatened and the inhabitants are
abandoning their houses. DetonatIons
as if OF explosions proceeding from the
interior of the burning mountain are
continually heard in this city: Pro-
vision has been made by The Govern
ment for shelter for those who have
been forced to fly from their homes.
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PIasterers' Strike - Bricklayers
Dissatisfied.

CHICAGO, April 27.-The plssterers
have struck for five dollars day, and
the employers have been forced to ac-
ceed, and talk Of discharging the strik,
ers May 18th.
The bricklayers refuse to work with
non.union men, and il is thought quite
probable that all men of that trade
will demand increased wages in May.
Rumored Demand OF German Re.
pubiicans.
1t is rumored that there is a meet
ing in the administration circles here,
caused by demand Of the prominent
Germans that one OF their nationality
have some Government Office; and it is
intimated that the resignation of either
Postmaster Eastlna n, Collector Mclean
or Pension Agent Blakely, will be de
manded
s S GarwOo |, late Superintendent Of
the Delaware RIVER Telegraph Co, has
arrived here to become Division Super
Of the Pacific x Atlantic Tel
egraph Co, vice G. II. Haskins, re
signed.
Excitement In Theatrical Circles.
Quite an excitement prevails at the
Globe Theatre here. growing out OF
a misunderstanding between the pro-
prietor, Mr.. Wood. and the stage man
ager, Mr. Langerash, who claims he
was engaged until July 9Th, and has
made arrangements for the production
of the play, ,"The Boy Detective, next
week. Colonel Wood claims the length
of the ell "a cement was only to May lst,
aud wants to make a change. Mr..
Palmer, manager OF the Black Crook,
now being played here, insists that he
is to play another week, while LANCER
fash says tonight shall be its last per
orm mce. lis thought probable that all
p ,rties concerned will get out injunc-
tons against each other.
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Pool Selling


to night, for Mondays races, is quite
exciting. There will be a larger at
tendance than on any other occasion.
Governors Reese and Hamilton, Of
Texas, and Judge Shortridge, will be
here tomorrow, en- route for the Liberal
Republican meeting at Cincinnati.
The Arkansas Delegation,
numbering about twenty persons, in
cluding Dr. Shaw and Senator Rice,
leave tomorrow. With one exception
they are for Gratz Brown: the Texas
delegation, about equally divided for
Brown and Greeley; the Memphis dele
CATION OF eight persons numbers five
in favor Of Brown, two others for
Trumbull, and one for Greeley
Greeley.
no doubt, would be acceptable to a
large portion of the Southwestern dele
gates, and if necessary they night vote
solid for him, at least the Arkansas
men.
who shot Jones yesterday, was to-
day bound over for trial. When Jones
fell, Cameron wife, who was with them,
and who was the cause of the tragedy,
tell on Jones bleeding body and em-
braced it.
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LOUISVILLE.
NerIIciinihe ColXin Case.

"'>vnlE, April pa verdict OF
'" "a- given to-day against the
.''''.Ie, Covington and Lexington
'oai in favor of James B. Colvin,
-Asri who was An engineer on q
.-hi train which left Louisville as
v1'Tt As the regular train had
.,- iown aud the company failed to
'ne extra, in consequence OF
." he extra ran into the regular
"'' killing C"Iyin, the engineer,
- mt was decided under the enact
~' allowing an action for dam
= j" tue case OF wiliul neglect.
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NEW ORLEANS.
For Cincinnati.

Y" ORLEANS, April 21-The Liberal
publican delegation, headed by Gov
,, ro' Yarmouth, numbering ab out
A., Ave iI'T' mostly State officials, W hite
al O'' ~ left this evening for Gin Gin.
.,~l, / e State Convention will as
;s,a OIe here April 30lh full represeu-
+. S.Ia WIN 1e present; the sitti0s will
-s'd In the National Tnestre
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MEMPHIS.
s.,,bern Delegates 10 Cincinnati
COnveottOu.

Convention.
MEMPHIS, April 2S.-About sixty
delegates to the Liberal Convention left
here at noon to-day for Cincinnati
among them many from Arkansas,
Mississippi, West Tennessee and Louis
;ans From q conversation with the
cb.irmeu OF the different delegations,
II il probable tha. the majority are in
favor Of nominating B. Gratz Brown
for President. but no definite idea can
he given as TO the choice for Vice
President. The Appeal comes out
sousrely to-day in favor OF the re-elec-
ton of Governor John c. Brown at the
fall election. A number OF newspaper
reporters from the South with several
of this city accompanied the delegates
to Cincinnati today. There were also
some twenty or thirty citizens. not
delegates, With the party, among them
Col. L. J. DupEee,s . celebrated h"yei
ct thn city.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
The Carlist Iusurrection.

MADRID, April 2S-The adherents
Of Don Carlos have entered and occu-
pied the village Of Alasna, station on
the Northern railroad. No serious
engagements have yet occurred between
the Carlists and Spanish forces, al
Though there has been considerable
diminishing. Don Carlos has arrived
at Navarro Terri, escorted by large
body OF his supporters. The author
ities here are confident OF speedy sup,
preston Of the insurrection.
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WASHINGTON.
Financial.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The acting
Secretary OF the Treasury has directed
the Assistant Treasurer at New York
to sell ten millions in gold and pur-
chase ten millions in bords during the
month OF May, as follows: May J, 9,
l6, % and 80, two millions each;
purchases OF bonds-May !, s, ID, ~
and % two millions each.
Indian Affairs.
Advices from the Indian country
continue threatening, and it seems to
be the general opinion among the army
officers on duty on the plains that we
are to have trouble with the Indians
this spring. Advices received at the
Department OF the Interior are of such
character as to cause additional
reinforcements to be sent to Genera!
Sheridan.
The Liberal Movement.
The doings OF the Liberal Republi.
cans at Cincinnati is just now attracting
public attention here, to the exclusion
Of almost every other subject A ma.
jority OF fthe politicians here seem to
think that Davis and Curtin will be the
choice OF the Convention. 1t is said
that a letter will be read to the Conyen-
ton as soon as an organization ls
effected which will set at rest all doubts
as to the position OF Governor Curtin.
The Postal Telegraph BiIi.
which WAS called up in the Senate yes.
terdsy by Senator Ramsey, has been
fully considered by the Committee on
Postoffices and Post Roads at three
sessions OF Congress. All parties, in
cluding the President OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company, have been
heard at great length and the
committee has reported three times
in its favor. 1t has been again con-
sidered very carefully and amended and
reported by the unanimous vote OF the
committee. 1t is thought that the bill
now protects the rights of all parties
and cannot reasonably be objected
to. The bin proposes a reduction OF
about - per cent on the present
charges. The fifth section OF the bill
relates to the transportation Of COM
mercial and press news and fixes the
rates for specials at one-half the present
charges. 1t gives every association and
paper the right to the news at fixed
prices instead Of leaving the press at
mercy OF the telegraph company, "a it
now is. Ii authorizes every news
paper to have a private wire leading
directly from the Office Of the cores
pondent to the Office OF the paper, TO
be operated by its own clerk, Thus
removing all possibility OF
inspection OF news. In the course OF
his remarks Senator Ramsey said the
ownership and control are centralized
in the hands Of one man, the parties
now directing the Western Union Tele
graph Company, the new York Central
railroad line to the West, the Union
Pacific railroad and the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company affordIng,
the greatest instance OF Capitalization
OF power in the hands Of private parties
that the world has ever seen.
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AKRON.
Newspaper Office Burned

AKRON, Onro. April q. lS12.-
The Beacon Office and adjoining stores
were entirely destroyed by fire this
morning. The Beacon was insured in
the North American, OF PhiladeI phia,
for 81 GOO
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PROVIDENCE.
Conaecrafion Of q bishop.

PROVIDENCE, K. l., April 2S.-Ihe
Rev. DR.. Hendrican, OF the Catholic
Church, was consecrated Bishop Of the
new Diocese of Providence in this city
to day. Very Rev. Thos. Burke de-
livered the sermon.
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BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN, April PA fire this
morning in the third story Of Ford 4
Lesctmau's, ii Moutrose avenue, dam
aged the building $1,000, and the stock
$40i0.
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The Weather To-day.

WASHINGTON, April %, I P. M
ProJaHHties.-Clear and partially cloudy
weather will prevail over the New Eng
land, Middle and Southern States 90
Monday, with light to fresh winds: An
area Of low barometer will probably
move east over the northwest, and the
pressure will continue diminishing from
the Ohio Valley northward and west
ward, with easterly to southerly winds,
cloudy weather and very probably ram.
Brisk and possibly very brisk winds are
probable for the upper lakes tonight
and on Monday morning, but otherwise
dangerou. winds are not anticipated.
CINCINNATI, April 28.-Tbe river ls
% 4 I'll
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PHILADELPHIA.
D...,, Libel suit Po.tpened.

Dana's Libel Suit Postponed.
PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-The criml-
nal suit against Charles A. Dana, OF
the New York Sun, for libel, has been
postponed one week on application OF
bapss counsel.
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...r,,rion to the Cincinnati Convention
~ lhi> city yesterday, and a still larger
...nlrr Of representatives will take the
..r Express this evening. Special
.-nyh ears are being attached for
,-.r accommodation. The delegates
.., the CITY will number several
i.ri
THE New cay Charter.
lie T.,ta"r this morning says the
..-r uu that Governor Hoffman will
... the new charter for this city Is
.,rulng at Albany, where rumors
=. rLIrhcSt 1t ~ currently reported
al believed that the Governor will eX
,.r.-r his veto power in relation to the
,..urU week He has certainly taken
ample time to cOnsi Ter the matter. and
.r people are now waiting anxiou-ly
r his decision, which is likely to he
Il. a. TO the fate of the charter.
Inc Mac.-O' Baldwin Prize Fight.
The long talked OF fight between
II Mace AMI Ned ID Baldwin has
T. asserted in sporting circles, been
.-aaItrly settled. Shareholders will be
..poiulrd, and the fight, it is said, will
.D, lively take place in Virginia, 90
49, after th, signing of the articles,
"".h "'' - ' "P ST.
'..' -, ,Ts mn, ,;Disrs
uao,,,, ,o-o,,. p.-r
'"' 49,. -. ,,,,,,I .a..I,;a,
''.''' .''''' =,
ANY '"i '"r'rtcN h'r'T7' 'nr '''"''E'
'"r F''>T' .,,",, :, "y Tn" .on,. m 80
r.'n.I., and end .Iune Ijlh.
Fire
h"F.E "''- ''''"'"- NV
10 The cellar oi an non ""''u'nS' Nus
- AMI 335 Broad yar After burning
,.,t,rr- +; wa. ex,;n,uished. The
,,1 .,.;',. K..I.r'. drv GOOD.
S.".' u '''. =, '''' - -
Nh..h o'r'Wri t"r Hf-' .,,'r,N" mr'r, WAS da"h
~i'' i"r a'''n". o' E-''Uoo, LOS,
'' o'..' ',"P'tr, ~ 7,,''"''u "'
an.I -. parlav .rd J,msa.d 70
,r extent OF $lO0Ol Insurance un-
-Euwu.
More Cincinnati Delegates.
>..Yp IUu nroIuipent merchants
Iel:,;.;. ..ool,ou
Io. ain Iou,.r ,,u,
.--,,u .s,r on Sunday pirht aud
Monday morning.
Mace and O'BaIdwin
..,r a. lat agreed upon stakeholder
..,f.. accented The articles were
.-.....o,,,.Jar Tho 6.bt comes off
,...,,. .Iy,v J.y. in VIRGINIA
r.-,.,.I r,ss hv fro Of No 237
-raisay, this morning, will ioOt up
;r"o"
AD,ol \ Go claim 100000 loss and
...y m-urei ltwas only by the siren
is rArrtions OF the fire department,
~' Names were kept from conm"nica-
.,ulur adjoining bulldogs.
Ihe Trial Of Libby Garrabrant
',. continued at Paterson yesterday.
..- r, irnce i strongly against the
.,.J pr,,,..or D,romns of this
... ,..,,s,g, 80 bar;rc tornd arssn;c in
...nJ'N 49, .,on,"oh " ,,"7 ~
,:,,.,. -, ,,..,
=, ~,
"-''e"ah' Hugene d. i"o'l"s, "
- n'ied States receiving ship YER
..., has been arrested and brought
-a-. H.. C;,;I c,,r,a O, tho anti q,
.... r Kana CLanIa;n ftb. vessel
.t..,noI;an ~ cLarsc,sr
W
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MEMPHIS.
Convicted of Murder.

MEMPHIS, April 27.-Madi.on Feat
and A. J. Sewell colored, were convict
ed ofmurier at Winona, Mississi ppi,
to day.
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Flour.

Onn BARRELS NONE BETTER
ZUU Choice Bakers Flour.
IC barrels "SnOw1ake" choice Bakers do.
10 "CrOSslt's Best" do. do. do.
lU white Lpsr' choice Family do.
J1st received aud for sale by
H. REILLY.
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1000 Barrels Choice Family
Flour.

DALTIc,
- Snowflake,
silver Spray,
snow Mountain,
List, Davenport a Parks Choice Family"
ClaTeInDnt, FsciDn, OTsOu, and other isvof-
Itr brands for sale low.
LI-T. DA NEWPORT a PARKS
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SYruIla,

n BARRELS CHOICE GOLDEN DRff7s
LD syrup.
~ barrels silver do do.
N " Perfection do. do.
JUd received and for sale Wy
". REILLY.
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CINCINNATI, April 28.-Tbe river il
IS feat and falling.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.
NV the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Office, IOs Main Street.
Saturdays Dispatches
NEW YORK.
Delegation To Cincinnati.

Nav YORK, April - Part of the
...r,.lion to the Cincinnati Convention
,~ lhi> city Yesterday, and still larger
..rlrr OF representatives will take the
s.r Express this evening. Special
r-.ugh ears are being attached for
-r accommodation. The delegates
,.l the city will number several
i-ri
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More Observation-Disclosures.

>,.ae 2On prominent merchants,
..,.ar,~ men and politicians started for
.uuarI today. A still larger num-
.-sAI. leave on Sunday night aud
Monday morning.
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Picture Cord and Nails.

COFT AND WIRE CORD.
NAILS AND SCREWS FOR HANGING
PfCTURkS.
A large lot for sale by
r. l.. SiCOLB,
apriG Under Mrf,nTe House.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-04

take a piece of flannel, dip it in the
milk, and rub the glove downward to-
ward the fingers, holding it firmly with
the left hand. Continue the process
till the glove, if white, looks of dingy
yellow, or, if colored, dark and spoiled !;
then dry, and they will become soft and
glossy.
To KEEP MEAT.-Meat is much better
for family use when at least one week
old in cold weather. The English
method for keeping meat for some time
has great merit. Experts say, hang up
a quarter Of meat with the cut end up,
being the reverse of the usual way, by
the leg, and the juice will remain in the
meat, and not run to the cut and dry
up by evaporation. 1t is worth trial,
and when made will be continued.
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Bird Life in the South.

The city OF Columbia. S. c., on Feb
ruary day, presents 10 its inhabitants a
! sight which no other city on the CONT
nent affords, in the immense number
cf birds that people its magnificent
shade.trees. Thousands upon thousands
of red breasted robins are assembled
as in grand convention, prior to their
fight to the North. Jay-birds, blue
birds and peerless hooking birds are
here in large numbers. The fruit OF the
sugar. berry tree, the wild orange, the
black gum and the varieties of oak al.
ford them abundance Of food.
The robin makes its appearance from
further south about the beginning of
January, and still remains about the
middle Of February, when it takes its
flight to the north. For the last few
days the air is full of them assembling
for departure, and TO any one who ever
witnessed the gatherings Of swallows at
the North in the fall of the year, pre-
pairing Cor their fight South, this as
sembllng Of the robins presents familiar
scene.
1t is an interesting sight to see them
on the ground in search of food. They
move as an army, and seem to be under
the command Of leader, who, on the
slightest alarm, utters shrill, quick
note instantly the whole flock takes to
flight. As they move through "A field
their numbers are so great they destroy
immense numbers Of cutworms and
grubs. For moment they stand as in
silent meditation, then turning the
head to one side, listen, when presently
they peck away at the earth, and a
worm is brought to the surface, which
IS quickly devoured.
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Grapes and Their Culture.

Ii is surprising that so many families
in the country are willing TO live year
after year without cultivating a single
grapevine about their dwellings. They
are compelled to purchase this delicious
fruit for the table or not taste it during
the season. There is a common impress
sion that 10 cultivate grapes perfectly
vast amount of knowledge and tact
is required To many the simple trim
ming of the vine is mystery. This is
an erroneous view, and ought not to
prevail. Any person OF common intel.
ligence can learn in an hour how to
trim and nourish vines; and, if instruc-
ton can not be obtained from some ex.
parienced cultivator, there are books
filed with cuts and illustrations which
make everything plain. Three vines OF
rs many different varieties planted in
some sunny nook, or by the side OF
some building, so rs to obtain shelter,
will, if properly cared for, furnish many
bushel Of delicious grapes every year.
Select Concord, a Delaware, and an
Adirondack; make the ground mellow
and rich by the use of the spade, and
by employing old manure, finely ground
bones, and ashes; and yet out the plants.
In three years the rich clusters will APP
pear, and in four years the product will
be abundant. 1t is well to have vines
planted so that the waste liquids from
the dwellings can be used in fertiliza-
tion II there is any food the vine
loves it is the sospy liquids which ac-
cumulate on washing days in families.
Vines drenchcd every week with these
liquids will flourish astonishingly, and
extend themselves so as to cover large
buildings, every branch bearing fruit.
We say to our readers, plant grape
vines.
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A Willing Parent.

Dom Piatt writes from White Sui
phur Springs: "The paternal author of
the belle here, it is said, the other day,
shortly after his return to the Springs,
was approached by youth who re-
quested a few minutes conversation in
private, and began: Il wa. requested to
see you, sir, by your lovely dau Shter.
Our attachment Young man, in.
terrupted the parent briskly, Il don't
know what that girl of mine is about.
You are the fourth gentleman who has
approached me this morning Oh that
subject. | have given my consent to
the others, and | give it to you. God
bless you. "