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THE LATEST NEWS.

The House Republicans met satur,
day as In q committee Of the whole, fol
general debate n Yarious speeches .were
made on misc6lladeods Subjects ti'I a.
Col. James G. Jones, one of the oldCs,
citizens Of Eyansyille Tph., and for ,rieai
forty years o leading lawyer Of Indiana,
died Friday night.
General Merrill Barlow, a prominent
lawyer and politiclon, died at his residence
In Cleveland Saturday morning, from the
eject pfapdralS tic stroke. 1TlSd deceased
was AdIutant Geneiaf 81 Ohio during The
war.
AT ROckland, Maine, on Saturday,
Bernard Little was found guilty OF mur.
der in the second degree and ,was SEN
fenced TO imprisonment for life. rASi
Hon. W. W. Ketcham publishes a
card denying that he has Withdrawn as
the Republican candidaleifor Governor Of
Pennsylvania.
Edwin Forrest remains in quite III
health, but with favorable symptoms Of
recovery. Considerable time will elapse,
however, before he can resume The stage.
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FRANCE.

THE VICAR OF SAINT ELoI SENTENCED.
PARIS, April C.-The Council OF War
Ut Versailles has sentenced the Vicar OF
Saint Eloi to two months imprisonment
for causing the arrest Of number OF per-
sons by illegal means. sis.ig lisl s,iI
PARIS, April 7.-Perc Junque held
q public conference, at Bordeaux, last
night, aud delivered an address against
tue dOgha ol Papal inhlliBtllty. Tie au.
dicnce numbered l ,2OO, and included many
priests. sv s.u IA .Is D. ISi.
Shiers and Won Arnim will. soon COM
mence negotiatlatiOn for the complete
evacuation Of French territory by Ger
man troops. N'" '' 'HiH '.,O '''
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[D0 TAsHINeF0GTI0

I
WASHINGTON, d. O., April O.-Tho
President signed the following bills: Tho
bill for the relief Of suffers by the Chicago
ire;to change the location rof,the First
National Bank at Seneca, IN, 10 the city
OF Morris, ILL.,; 10 amend thirty.second
section OF the act entitled IAN act TO re
duce internal revenue taxes, and for other
purposes"
lin MWJ TARIFF oLA1sR. Dpqti
The following Is tic clause the Com
mittee on Ways and Means have inserted
lin tho new tAtiif bill; lN
That In lieu olthe duties now imposed by law,
there shall bo levied and collected ON printing
paper pAed Tor books, magazines, newspapers,
Exclusively OF tho size not less than 81 by 46
inches, twenty per cent I'D vRlorem. On draw.
Ing, foolseap, imperial, letter and note paper,
thirty'Ave per cent I'D Valorem. PtoFided, That
All paper imported under this act, cut up into
tollos, medium cap paper, letter paper stzes, TO
be issued for any purpose WhAteoeYer, except
printing, shAll be forfeited 70 the Goyernmentu uI
me United statee, and . tlne not exceeding
snsil Se Rpesee n sash ease q ioIstea
Of acts Inconsistent with the provision OF this
section be, and they arc hereby repealed.
The present tariff on paper less than 80
by 46 inches stands unaffected by the
above apendpent n GO1iN
WASHINGTON, April THE Utah State
Constitutions referred 10 the Committee
on Territories, has been printed. It de.
clares that such terms, II any, as may be
prescribed by Congress as conditions for
the admission ofthe State Of Deseret into
the Union, shall be subject TO ratification
by majority Of the people. This Con.
stitution guarantees the free exercise and
enjoyment Of religious Professions and
worship but liberty Of conscience Sc
cured Is dot ID be so construed as to ex.
cuse acts Of licentiousness and other
crimes, or justify practices inconsistent
with the peace or safety Of the State. It
also contains a clause defining treason
against the State.
The Committee on Ways and Means
held long meeting yesterday on the
tariff bill. They will present 1t to the
House carly this week.
A private telegram received from Little
Rock, Ark, dated yesterday, says that
four members withdrew from the State
Republican Committee, whereupon the
remainder filled the vacant places, and
the committee thus constituted have des.
ignated the 29d of May as the time for
holding their State Convention.
Another private telegram gives differ
ent version, stating that the chairman re-
fused to recognize four Of the members Of
the committee, and they adjourned to
another place, not wishing TO have diff.
Guilty at the house OF the chairman.
A jockey club has been formed in
Washington, with Charles Alfred Bristed
as President and Admiral Porter, Vice
President.
Several branch societies Of the Intcrna.
tional have just been organized in this
city.
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TIE CONVENTION.
An Adjournment Set for To.day--
Election August 22d.-O Ofiicers TO be
Chosen at Same Time.-Democracy

An Adjournment Set for To-day.
Election August 22d.-O Oficers TO be
Chosen at Same Time..DemOeracy
Sick. ,cf.-I 4 ICA-
Special Telegram 10 IntellIgencer)
CHARLESTON, April 6-1G3OP.M.
The labors of the Convention have
come to an end and adjournment will
take place Monday, 1t was fnalyagteed
that Delegates Of the Legislature shall
have "a per day; Judges OF the Court of
Appeals are TO have $2,25O per annum.
The people are TO vote, att special poll to
decide between the ballot and the viod
vocs modes OF voting. This is to help
carry the constitution, it being feared that
those opposed to ballot voting would vote
to reject the constitution il the ballot sys-
tenn were embraced init. The, constitu-i
ton is to be submitted on the fourth
Thursday OF August, and the election of
officers upderitis TO take phce;onthe
same day.
The .Democracy.sfeel~ that they have
been much worsted, by the results OF the
Convention. They arc very sick.
HENRY,
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
ELECTION RIOTS.

MADRID, April CAT the elections in
the towns OF St. lorenzo and Calonia,
mobs attacked tho polling places and com.
pletely stopped the elections. The urns
containing the ballots were demolished
and the poll lists scattered through tho
towns Several persons were injured,
but no fatal results are reported. Senors
Rivero and Morete, candidates for the
Cortes, were defeated. ,..s. o.. .,,. IA
MADRID, April THE latest returns
show the following results ofthe elections
for the Cortes Ministerialists elected,
$50; Coalitionlsts, 137; doubtful, 1s. The
returns from Porto Rico and the Canary
Islands are considered favorable to tho
Government. The Yqudliitd newspaper
CLAIMS that twenty-seven Republican
deputies have been returned, including
Castellor, Neuse, MOrgall and Figureas.~
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Projected Railway Between Montre-
I al and Quebec.

QuRgEo, April d The contract bei
tween the North Shore Railroad Com:
pany, OF Canada, and an association of
Chicago parties, for the construction Of a
road between Montreal and Quebec was
executed yesterday. The, city Of Quebec
gives 81 100000 and n land grant 'es.
limatetl TO be worth at least $10,OO0OO0
besides. The local cities along the lines
subscribe literally. The work will be
gin at once. yIyr,g tt ,
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NEW ORLEANS.

| ARRIVAL oil. .wM. CulLEN. BRYANT. =,
NV oEIa5.s iAptiii o. Ariaede de
LaVigne, d well.knOwn cotton merchant,
native OF France, aged thirty.eight
years, fell into the river from the ship
Cameo last night, and was drowned.
William Cullen Bryant arrived from
Havana to-day, and Is stopping at the ST
Charles Hotel.
There was n hard rain here last night,
and the Metairie races are postponed In
Consequence, The, third days races are
now announced for Tdeslay.' "' > 81 d
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Icheap Mill Property
FOR SALE.

S,.ysvste.n saw Nil At the head Of Wheel.
,Os IsI1li Il offered for sale on very reAsonA5@e @
,ssaal Thll Nil d capable OF cutting rom SvOo
,ni66aO ieet peF day, and hAa the best lpg AM |,
" fnoWn. Also . Q acre Lot in the toWn OF
TariinsieFfy Vill DO aold separately or IN eonnec
Nm Vim the Nil. This Lot y lltuAted snort
dIIthlee above tho Furnace and tS Bpienala 10
6alIdines. For paflIculArs, enquire on thepfcm'
S0e,Ytvt sH WILLIAMS,
Cor, of Walnut and Second Sta, Wheeling lSlanu'
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ENGLAND.

rRIEcs ARTuUR To BE PROMOTED AND
. gDfF BANBHED. @mt %
LONDON, April 6!-Prince Arthur will
shortly be promoted 10 thu rank Of Major,
and win go to1ndia for TWO years. "a !'''
Disraeli has returned to the city. ''
The Queen has returned from her visit
to Germany. - -n,,..,,l, .,a. i5-5,s.
The trial Of Arthur O'Connor, for his
attempt on the Queen, Is set down 10
commence next Wednesday,! The prise.
ner has made no effort TO secure counsel
for his defence. 1t is probable that the
trial will BIO postponed. perhaps indel-
nllely, as The conviction seems TO be gain
Ing ground that the boy is insane,
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-tlas1 1rOMAHA!ilHsao az,

! OMAHA, April 7.4Dayyis 1 Rice's com.
mission house, Sargeants sjewelry store,
BeIddffs bakery AHuberman's jewelfy
store, q pawnbroker shop and restaurant
were burned J !1 ned today Il LOssa probably
'GHG. Dr. Warren and Samuel B6sa. were were
found guilty OF causing the death Of Miss
Oliver, Of Wood River, Nebraska, By PRO;
ducing1 abortion. y The former was sen.
fenced ID three andb o half yeafaiahd The
after TO six months In The penltehtiary.
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uiadl lIou1svtIEE!iA f,eH 9f

ITYo LITTLE noYs CRUSHED NJ NJ 4 WALL.
= LOUISVILLE, April 7.-This evening
Charles md Janies Jones, brothers, aged
respectively ioprand six ,years, were horri:
bly, mangled by The falling Of an old brick
wall around a yard In the upper end of the
city, Neither are expected to live this
afternoon.
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Char,er Election at Darenport.

y DAVENPORT, iowa, sApfiliOAThe city
election was held t4dayiI The Republi.
cans elected A. II, Bennett Mayor. by 700
majority, with the balance Of, tho ticket
by handsome figures! They made d acledh
sweep with aldermen, electing their seven
candidates by handsome majorities, and
gaining, five members Of the City Copn.
Gil. Last year the Democrats Controlled
tho council this year they win have but
two members out of twelve.
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senator Trumbull Burns His Ship.

Senator TrumbuIl Burns His Ships.
ST. LOUIS, April Ga prominent Illi-
nois politician who is now in this city,
states that Senator Trumbull has recent
ly written letter to his biother.i in law,
DR.. Jayne, ofSpringfeld, Illinois, in which
he fully commits himself TO the liberal
movement, and ;exPtesses the. opinion
that tho nominee d the Cincinnati Con.
yention will be the next President.
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Rlot nd Cnlnmhin 8 n

q New YonE, April CA Columbia. q.
O., dispatch says Ithatia riot tooIsplace
zion being the firing Of apisiol shot into
q Republican procession, which was cele.
'hraung the mayoralty victory. The
troops had to suppress the mob.
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For Sale.

noR sALE-19O ACRES OF y !.tA,S LAND =
V ,To ssd ahSlf mIlss above nSFtinTSlIRHc' Y X
% pep ~. nSns tbSSs aie two Dwelling housS a
Ss. AM ~, % ssy Snd in ecnpeto ordsr 6ssr ssIs
tSseU O. SP T. r and River; RII;,t,1 a qSsTE SSIISInS
pISse Tor county re,isGnss. " It rIsSr top mIles
spot Nlth = PHsSS iertns, |. IRWIN,
WIN DO solu OH Real Estate Agent
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y CINCINNATI, April 6.-Joseph Baker, a
prominent commission merchant of this
city, was found this morning, in his. bod
he snicided! !lsbS %slTTief fiS ri fS'
LoursvmnO OAprilGGAn old soldier,
recently dlschargedsdrnm the service,
named Abram Buys, committed suicide
by blowing his brains out with q musket
atthe Hospital at Taylor Barracks, in this
cflV uftAsI af u4sIs HfBfl. q f .Et,atfl st
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| offer at private sale tho Patterns, Flaslrs and
PIItureI In Union Foundry, belonging TO the late
Ann Of ". ". Miller D Co. - d
The purchaser can secure reasonable lease Of
The Foundry and grounds. The building Is b5
lsetby Is feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be Obstrncted, and contains oil the
necessary appliances OF hrstclAss J0bblng
POuHdry.
Pot further particulars apply on the premises
10 d. b. MILLER,
ahl RArolVnP
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OWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

/ IoGsr for sale the houo in which l nowre. ~
side, aitlAte on John street, few doom III
saSt Of Rifth. Tho house 10 q substantial Hl
IWo.at0Fy brick containing eight rooms, be-
sideS bath room and kitchen, and finished
attic, with good cellar, hot and cold water In
Hthfooms. The honS6 ID In good order and
we'll located and In every way Q desirable prop.
sEty, being but q little over square from the
Post OaicO. ThOre iS AlSoo on the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
Iafdclent for four horses, ana carriage house.
Any one wishing 70 purchase can examine tho
sept95 JNo. y. MoDFRMoT
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New York BANK Slnicment.

!, NEW York, April G.-The bank state!
ment for the week iis as follows Loans,
increase, $1,71G,0O0; specie, decrease.
$l,6e0,000; deposits, decrease, 81, ,09S ;5O0t
legal tenders, decrease, $205i, 900; cfrcu.
laiiOn, decrease, $4,70O.E 5 s.G'il .'S.Ts =
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ROME.

ROME, April 1.-THE Father General Of
the Society of Jesus, accompanied by
three members OF the Society, left Rome,
i is run'orelI on asecret mission from the
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:. OPENING OF TITE AssENBLY.
ATHENS, April 5,-The King opened
the Assembly to-day with q speech, de.
claring that ttllc country was at peace
at home and. abroad. .a.sf 4 sgd .siqa
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold oil the lots offered al $500 each,
except two, now offer ton lots fronting on the
east BideOE Elm aud Chestnut streets and ex.
lending 10 the river. Price from $500 70 81 900
each, according 10 slze and location. Terms,
OOs lourth cash, residue In equal InstalIments at
one, two and three years.
JNO. P. GlLCHRIsT,
AugA At Top NH.
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Lowest barometer over Eastern Kansas
will probably move enthusiastically, with
cloudy weather and rain north and west
Of the Ohio Valley and southwestward to
tho Gulf on Monday. Partially cloudy
but pleasant weather will prevail over
the South Atlantic and Middle States by
Monday morning. and viii extend over
New England during theiay. Dangerous
winds arc not anticipated. 7rd.1,E;si ,eri
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IT is now said that Governor Geary, oi
Pennsylvania, win attend the Cincinnati
Convention. Ifhalfthe reports are true,
the delegation from That state will be
large. ffi'fif'tH F' NO
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The underlined has opened General Auction
Room A No, no Market Square, formally oeeu.
Ma by Uh1mboFl, Thornbufgh &Co. Conngn-
moitJ OF III kinds Of goods and merchandise
Solieited, Auctions on Tuesday and Friday
sTGllneI and Wedneld day and Saturday morn.
Iuus. Bales Of real estate and personal properly
e'sd sSs fealSnleShf 3 ehhHpkRs Iiifsi HRRvEY CO.
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Washington County Ahead. on The
N. u. Sheep Question. ~ -
(From the Adyance.)

VEouitae AuVance) tnmntaH 'l"FW
lNDEPRNDRNoE AHEAps-0n, The frat
day ot April, 1872, James Dodds sold $50
Of sheep of his farm, the average weight,
alter driving to PattersOn's mill, dis.
tance ol miles, being 1924 pounds.
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NAVY DEPAnTArENT,
WASHINGTON, May 10. 1871.

DEAR S1R:-Mr. VIM. Inghaln, of the
firm Of Shoemaker y Ingham, coal deal.
ers, Of the city OF Philadelphia, is the son
Of personal friend Of my own, and Is
known to me as gentleman OF character
and respectability. l shall be glad II his
firm can have lair opportunity to supply
coal when the same Is required to, be pur-
chased for the use Of the navy, subject, of
course, to the provisions and the law on
that subject, and to- the best interests Of
the country. Very truly, yours,
GEO. w. RoBEsoN,
Secretary Of the Navy.
To Mr.. Ale1. w Russell, Purchasing Ray-
master, Philadelphia: HY Eu0gi Z
There are no middlemcn who make
purchases for the Navy Department in
Philadelphia. There never was an order
given to the witness to purchase coal
from either Of the Cattells, or that they
should buy coal for him. He had pur-
chased flour from A. G. Cattell & Co.,
flour and commission merchants, at vari.
Gus times, TO send On board ships going to
sea, or for baking bread In tic Navy
Yard, the whole amount of purchases be.
ing $313,SS5a to date. Witness never
employed anybody to buy coal for him.
AS to the letter Of Secretary Robeson 10
him about Shoemaker and Ingham, wit
ness said they never sold him any coal.
They made a bid, but ttwas not low
enough.
, Mr., Archer asked whether he lad ever
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AN,sAEAlRs.
RED CLOUD AT RED CLOUD AGENCY. I

RED CLOUD AT RED CLOUD AGENCY. ! 7
WASHINGTON, April G.-Indian Agent
Daniels, under date OF March Is, reports
the arrival of5Red Cloud ut the Red 'Giond
Agency, Dakota that on the 22db March
0 council was held BY a few Indians, at
which Red Cloud said he wanted to show
the Indians the goodness OF the Great
Father, which was exhibited in goods.
whichGhad been saved for him and taken
to the raw hide. He made many protes.
tons ol peace, and said he would stay
with his white friends. He also enjoined
itupon the young men at the council to
keep the peace; ii they did not the Great
Father would send Tor the white soldiers.
The Agent says he talked well, and that
the Indians speak will with tho exception
Of a few young men, who wish to show
their III feelings towards the whites. The
people Of that section of the country say
they never heard such general expression
Of friendship for the whites as at the pres
ent time, there was'a party OF one hun
drcd lodges OF MinnecOnoans came To the
council with Red Cloud, and his audi
ence. ,-.g.,.
BALE oFsrND1AN RESERVES.
! The Senate Indian Committee to-day
authorized, Senator Stevenson to offer I'D
amendment 1.-the appropriation bill, pro.
viding for the sale Of Lake Flambeau and
Lake Gorteriels, Chippewa. Indian Reser.
walton, in Wisconsin. There will be con.
centration Of all the Chippewa and Potta,
wattamie Indians IN Wisconsin, On the
reservation known as TIE La Pointe or
Bad River Reservation. The reservations
to be sold comprise six townships cover.
ed with valuable pine timbef. The r6ser.
walton for Fon du Lac contains about one
hundred thousand acres, and is traversed
by the Northern Pacific Railroad. The
Committee also voted to propose another
amendment to the same bill, authorizing
the Secretary OF the interior to nego.
tiate with the Ute Indians for the p1r-
chase Of the southwestern part Of the Ute
Reservation, 10 Southwestern Colorado.
This reservation comprises some fourteen
millions Of acres. The part desired for pur.
chase contains some valuable deposits Of
gold and silver. The Committee also
voted t6rep6rt an amendment appropri.
ating about $50, 900 for tie payment Of
the abnuities due tho Michigan bands Of
Pottowatamie Indians under various trea-
ties, some Of which date back To 1903.
Senator Buckingham has had the claim
under consideration for nearly year,
The Committee voted in ceordance with
his recommendation.hhs shloi) yliB
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NOR sAlE-BANK STOCK

rhtt.ysLgAt .Aares Of Stock in the Merchants
National Bank OF wheeling, VIVA. -
AdarO.s, III. GILL,
mlraS steubenyiIle, Ohio.
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A st. Louis Society In aid of FRA France.

A st. LOuis Society In aid of Fra France. aa,.'
I ST. Louis, Apfii IA society 4 was 81 q. 2
ganized here last night for the purpose Of
assisting in raising funds To pay ythew
debt Of Franco. Chas. T. Chonteau was
elected President. t.--
A number, of gentlemen friendly TO
Samuel Cooper, late Aljutant General, Of
tho rebel army, met last night and took
measures 10 raise money 10 relieve his
reported wants. Several subscriptions
were made on the spot, andaa committee
appointed 10 solicit funds. Tho prospects
ARE that d considerable amount OF money
will be yatsed 1E 'fNl VF'ts Vl7N -
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uOTEL FURNITURE & LEASE
CL.ROR SALE-Anypereon desiring 70 keep
1 1af5telGSS paying Hotel, with moderAt0 and &C.
couiInodatng Eefms ~ TO furniture and lease, can
lean Of 4 good chance By enqllring q
n,r.ll Revere HOuse. & HCaMnbsrisad. n Ma.
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lWeatherT TRnnort.L
PROBABu.ITIIes.

Ti. ...Hreir i" war DEPARTMENT, !
oFFlCE oFTHE CnEY SIGNAL ogFIUER,
WARRINGTON, d. O., April T-T;SO +. u.
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BYOTIE LIEc cIR'ARBI
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

Exclusively to the Intelllgenesr.
itBytGC western uaioa LiAG.tJf1
OaieO Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts.)
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES.
~ L- ss4git 4My
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