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, 1873-02-15

BUFFALO, Fob. 14-CArTLE-:ro-day, including 80
reported to nrrve 921 head mhklng 85a8 for the
week. agasns 67a cars last week. Market dull and slow
at yeaterday'a prices; few buyers in attendance.
About $50 head woro disposed Of. Sales; 1888 Illinois
ateers, 12l7 to 1855 ibs at $337@o25; 20 Illinois
cowa and 4eIfeEs, 985 bs, at 167 Iowa steera,
l,1sl to l16! ltg at 62k; 10 Michigan steera
$3.50; 3s Ohio steora, 1,o0a to 1ol2 ibH ut
~ Cherokee ulcers, 1,078 lbs, at $i.0o.
BuEEp a y lAMBs-Necopts to-day, 1000 head,
making the total supply for tho week 1a,0o0 head,
against 90 400 hoad Last week Markot fairy active 70 Ct
yesterdnys prices. Canada sheep and lainbs, 1928
lgurea Holders and buyers conceal prices to-day:
The only aalos made public 60 Canata sheep and
la1bs, liz lbs, at <e.a5 ITO Ohio Sheep 81 LIS, ut
$500. >. -
Hoos-To-day, s 800 head, mixing a 400 bead for
sacs to rccord and stock otter!ng sales yeter
day afternoon 1,100 OHIO pigs and hogs 135 to 210
lbs. at s5@o0o Desirable hogs for bntclera use or
packers' purposes would readily command $5.a6
, 1873-02-15
NEW YORK..

Tho Etokos Casc.--Union. LonEue..-
Died from Cr0ton Oil---TllC Estutc
of Horace Grecley---Proposol Ex-
p,ai.lel, of Tweed from thc state
Senate. ....-.'
.Speefat Despalch to 7as Chicago Tribune.
New Yona, Fcb. 14.-The nppralsers Of bfr. Gree
ley's estate havo BEEN at work .lco yesterday; and
havS found that tbs ea1h value Of The estate Will
ho hold IN trust 10 owes the ssta!o
pf aaasf but y If Fl. SaSss pa sss ssss as xs
Ths only vsat 10 this il $1,000 presented to ths
eauslIy tsn siiss aIsidsd ' Setssea q them. y ~
Professor Dolnontcus Minvoli, . prominent italian
rts ysh 10 30 victim d "a
capsules which Improperly contained ingredient Of
croton-oil. Those capsules, wore manufactured by
&C. H. H. 9H ys A'e xse' kem sa @
for simple cold; and wns Immediately attacked BY
merly chancellor Of tho Supreme Court at Palermo,
but samo 70 AmoFiea during tho political diaturbs9css
q !ss M Me as nstoa to feufn oy the KING
Judge Doardan's adverse decision was announced to.
aovornof. An application bes boon rnaae to
saSs ssssn
upon exceptions taken at the trial This motion is
d 4 ~ BE- s5s1a sa
any error was committed, = now tr!sl win
acts OF tho Jurors compained Of were indoscretions
merely not lnjurng the prsoncr that tho prisoners
absence during Youngs testimony did not inure him,
and that his absence must ho held to havo occurred by
consent. He holds that tho absence Of hnAef not
proper ground of objection; that the objections to
tho cot,nscs opening speech wore not duly excepted
to, md that tho proposed now testimony was merely
cumulative. s..
It IL rumored that movement is to bo made In tho
Senate ut Albany for tho expulsion Of Tweed,
| on tho ground that the reeeut trial proved that
ho il unit to DO nombor, On tho other hand, 1t ID
alleged that thpr0 many 8enators undor pocuni
ary obligation to Tweed that they will not dare to
| touch him. -..-..5-,..
Becrotary Boutwell, refuses to compromise for less
, 1873-02-15

KANSAS.

ST., Lou1s, Feb no. 4. Rarahaucker testified yes,
erday before the Pomaroy Investigation Committee at
Topeka, Kau. to tho effect TINT romeroy authorized
tiyca Davies and Cummings, hut Tint ho pomerooO
furnished him with money to pay them. Ho also
Representative Dacou 1000 to vote for pomproy and
that he made tho offer aud Dacon refused It, 10 tesst.
cd further that o was the guest OF Pomeroy at hotel
tiuriug tie canvass md In anawer to question aad
10 uee 10 live at Waterloo IoSs where he was once
sni onehsf years in ths pcnisontlary but was utter
warda pardonsd by tho aoyernor 1t being discovered
TINT le was Innocent Of tho crime; and further, le
told Judge Horton mud Colonel EnnBa few days since.
flat II tey would loan him $50 ho would leave tho city,
and not arIear before tho Committee.
, 1873-02-15

Special Uktt0Ech 10 TIC CH1cddo 1T1bflMs =,
LANs1N9, Fob. 14-Land Commissioners ciapp to"
aY transmitted to tho Benate abatement Of the lunn-
uty OF government and swamp lands In different coun
ties Of Michigan held by each of tho various railroads
IN tho Etate. .....-
Tho senato Committee on tho Joint resolution con-
hrming to the Chicago Northwestern Company lands
to lapse because of aght technical Noncompliance
with tho conditions Of the grant, reported that n their
opinion, the title had not apsed but as Land Com:
ths ao-oaed forfeited land few hours before he re-
tired from oce they this question to tho Courts
speaker Croswe,l appointed Representatives Buell.,
Low, Walker, and Eggeaton, Committee to report on
tho right Of the Legislature to repeal the Inv Of 1871
exemptinE rnilroaa lhndA from tnxAsion.
Both Houses adopted resolutions congratalating
Spain.
Adjourned until Monday evening.
, 1873-02-15

LITTLE ROOM, Fob. IA majority Of the Election
tho conesc,l caBe from the Fourteenth DISTRICT
Iyown vs. nrooter, 4u favor OF tue latter, on tho
ground that he lid not hayo sufficient notice Of tho
contest.
United atAcs 10 my lot Of ground that might be sa~
luctod for 0oyornncnt building.
After discussion Of four days, tho House, this
avaulag, fne1 to pass tho Civil Rights bill which
passed tho aouate aa week by vote Of VI TO ~ fvo
measure,
, 1873-02-15

s f. dsssss hsyna olnsd 1 ~ .e,@ nd stas 4
hcent has boon yet dono Ia establish any
ruling rnees, although good many cattle have cnangea
good trat1o IL anticipated tomorrow.
MttCu coNa-Atarkot oyorstoched, denand Light
and prlcos rahgo from $3o.oo8to.oo for common to
good. ~
snxsr AND LA,iBa-hfartqt tuies straus 1T jkopete
h. Ita supply H. sotnswhat llghtar thai last weet
ahd lair buanosa las been reported. Tho quality Of
tho offerings ts only medium and vo quote coarsd
wool sheep at from 6M to- pei ID nno wool sheop
at W to TIC; 1amba ut 1886 per IL. !,
, 1873-02-15
STATE LEGISLATURES.
IOWA.
Special Despatch to The Chicago qffoss''e.

hENHrE.
capbe ofered 81 oInt % rcsoutop thst stwhereas dhsr-
tof 81 ects of The ronth qensra h5TSnoy allows J..
q saeh Persons. that eseattsr sqss Xsst pad On
81 ssass sss,'s IT, s.isa + to tho
eeRat5f koVry SEersd sohenrysnt RESOLUTION that
Mfa Assembly adjourn stnt ds on Wednesday next. at
House dlo %, ,ohaptor il, acts Of the Fourteenth
aenerh ABsemby, Eeasins to thu piettinR Of aahlt.
oennuo thoir % a s - Without rst procuring
pna "a 6'ns rsso1ation authorizing rho aoyernor
l6s SSpsdisaoy log1slstsR rsaSirsa for s r:
ss lsssn i
Il s .gns Ss fssSia .s
. Senator burke iro the po,mat'ss Of 1nvest'Re.
fused e anawer certain qussttons pTopoundsd e him
know who wrote tho article ia question: but dill know
who handed tho same to him, snp teiaea to give the
"a o dt hs f9s ssh t
.esnator Russell oaered rosolutton that g. " Ed
ordsred no tSo asoa Of bo and
brought before tho bur Of the Senate to bo dealt with
f.rnd 49, shsfitt,tc tnt Euer1a ahoniI hn t,rn,oit
T. ~ hss ~ IN aen,sts sI ond tnerrount"d reonrng
~ II I1t ~ ~ n,,S o nh.rea. contntns3 ~ ~ n,ioan
,tis.'s H. mseos as, Ts ~ o
nnenoua M atsislv a.:,,, ,ou.a ,,a s,,,t,r ntoh.r1
a Wal1A usGuss!oM to.g"Sa anI pea1oI 4s.Itaiu ~
son moved to tanlo TIC "aoo sooJoct' Ao't-ycas,
naSe 20; ,,,,,,,,,,. nm. ,ostv.,, u. ,.vx an
and 1ussoia resolution adopteu--5eaH' 10 nays,
Ihe wnses va taea nt9nsni 70 tne nar OF tae EEL
ate, anu mo queaton asRe" oS tue eo"1nltleo "a7
again rropounded to niu.
The witness asked that A. A. answers made to other
questions before me Qommatoe 20 nlhI feaa.
Ihe lTcsldeht 6al9 no snubt ans"ek aAu '7 fcaueat
could not be granted
senator Boafdsoy tn0sea Ias & 'ne wineSa oe Alo"oo
to mako stAtemeht Mnlea ont ol oIoet. :.
, 1873-02-15
OHIO.

CoLuMuua. Fab. l4.-In the senate ths morning,
ine Bectlcn 2o which provides for waiver by the iG
surace company to transser any cause from tue Slate
to United Btates Courtst was passed. BILL Waa miro,
ausyey to such time the Geological Hoard shall de-
tern!no. Senate b TO amend tho Homeateaa law ~, 10
head Of tho family, and mt tho owner al q home.
STEAD personal real property to the value Of $500 n
addition to tho ohatel property now by law exempt
was pAased. .n,-
, 1873-02-15
Tho Noxt Prize Fight.


Specfa{ ptspafch to I'ho Chicago Irt6nns.
NEW YonK, Feb. 14.-Tho articcs in the Pr proposed 70
bcrs, for $4,000 aud tho light weght champonship Of
An,erca wero cguod 10 Taylor's Hotel Jersey oity,
thls afternoon Tho aght ID to take place ~ tllree
months. from Wednesday next within 800 miles o.
New York tho principals to toss for choice Of ground
ttron days before Tho gh Tho nell arc to hght Vt
Of ,iie Iouon prlze ring THO nyat deposit of <lol
aido was put Up to-ay iu the hands Of the editor o
tho Clipper.
, 1873-02-15
Albany Live Stock nIaritet.

Srtc2a! Isspalch 70 I'hd ChfcdHo 7TIoH1'et :, ;.
ALBANY, N. X, Feb. 14.-pEEvEs.Thh market
and hs' ,;o,'" sonnsa ad.Ia1s @ 1sra e.
attendance but they did not mako any purcaaaes.
Tue local and country trade was well represented.
aud all wanted CATTLE The supply thas %eek a1
ter Waixels l. Nosenthal had the best drove In the
arket consstIpg Of q Illinois ateers averaging 10y.
among The ot1esluas. The market ru1es trts2u
, 1873-02-15
DIED,

D1GDs
woat Adsma:st.. Horaoo b. Mttloaold aged 2a 5sars.
DoQTH-On tho 18th inst; at hls rostdenee g sJudd-
st., Of conGosttye otig William Booht aged ID ScAZs.
Rpmnins takpn East for intuT1nunt.
TELFoRp-ot ppopm9nfa, y st Pau Mtnn or tho 11
s. Army Adds. Camp to General A. 81. Tcrz5s oon-
1 ~ Gfnciansh snd Washington D. g., papers please
copy.
-HoLDEN-At Frankfort. VIII County In this STATE. en
quick conaumptlon Mia ssrah Holden, only q
Newton F. and Caroline r. Aoldoos aRta yesle Su0
months:
cation s6e was young LADY ot psoulss5 s.ols
place 81 Goor6e n. md Q, 9: 2. Aoiden Of tha estz
, 1873-02-15

Special Despatoh II Tho Chicago 1ttbune.
QrrAw4.. Feb l4-Dr. nobtaills tho new mombcr
OF tho Dominion Cabinet, elected by acclanaton
for Bonayenture yesterday.
TORONTO. Feb. 14.--An unknown mhn was brita!!y
murdered at Fifteen Nile Creek, near st. Cathrenes,
by roughB.
Tue timber and Grown Land policy Of the Ontario
Government Inns boon under discussion for two days
In the Lc9talaturp,
, 1873-02-15

T,rusy,LLr, Feb I.-A apsciRl to the Courier says
that at midnight, laat n'ghs, an explosion occurred
m,n and lis total destruction Of hta restance. Tue
gas from an oil we'll near by had been conducted into
Ii hal escauetl until the lower wcro hel whe,1
il suddenly Emitted sud caused tho terrific explosion.
, 1873-02-15
P0RTItEA|,

I1spoN. Feb 14-amateua reached this city this
morning. and proceeded to tho pa1ace prepared for him.
No lutauon ta given as to the timc when be will go
squadron Of Italian naval yessels ia nornentarily
irspoN, Feb, 14.-Ex-King Amadeus aud family
were met on arrival at tho railway station by tho King
aud Queen Of Portugal Prince August, and the mem:
bDra OF tho Cabinet Tho Italian Ambassador received
Amadeus, Tho ex-Queen was weak, and waa carried
In sedan chair to the palace. The streets through
which they passed were crowded. .
LISBON. Feb, l4-In the Chamber Of Deputies TO-
day, debate arose on the recent events In Spain.
in lie neielbortg country would nd IN echo in Por.
tuKa He urged Ill to support tho Conatitut!on. The
Prime Minister replied that he saw no danger to the
country. r.
The Idea Of union between Spain and Portugal u
gaining strength. ...---...,,
party In the Portuguese army which Is conBpiring fl
favor Of Republic and IN 1beran Union.
, 1873-02-15

AbnANY, N. y, Fob 14-A resolution offered IN
tho Senate to-day, calling Upon the President OF tue
Ero Hallway to report the amounts paid counsel
fccH IN conoct!on With tho legislation for tho repeal ot
tho classification act In 1s72 Laid osce until no1t
in the Assembly to:dhy, at.cr sharp 1obato, tho
resolutlohs reducing tho cua tolls 30 pcr cent on Last
year'a rates weto adopted.
, 1873-02-15

nosToa, Mass, Feb. 1i.-The, blu to abolish tho
Commonwealth tax o Incomes will probably pass tho
LeQjslaturr. resolution to amend the Constitution,
BY rupcang that clalno which requires person 10 be
ablo 10 read and write before he bo eligible to vote,
having bcon debated In tho House, refused third
rcadsng-G yeas to 100 unys, This settles the matter
for the present session. x
, 1873-02-15
Comparative Cotton Gtntonlents
NEW YoRK, Feb. 14.-The following is tho cotton
statement for tho week ending to-day:
obituary.

NEW YoRK Fob. lt.-:Enropcan adyiccs mention tllo
aea o. 1nsS ne o e" M ~ f annr
Special Dtspatch 10 1hs Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Feb. 1{-Joln I. Robbins, ono Of our
Oldest wealthIest and mort prominent citizeust died
at his residence here, to-day, agud 10 years,
NEW Yonk, Fob. 14-dsorge 4. CLARK, the well
died suddenly yesterday, Of heart disease His cstato
IL valued At 81, 900 600.
WASHINGTON, Fob. 14.-Hlauuel n. Moab, Of San
Franclsco for yesrR leading Journalist on thu
paciio Coast, died horo suddenly to-day, aged 45.
, 1873-02-15

UMArrA, Feb, 1l-The StatB Capltal Removal Till hAs
hccn tabled In the House, by vato Of "a TO H. md at
present there ii no probability Of tho success Of tho
measure.
, 1873-02-15
ERAhrF.

ysnsAu1Es, Fob. lA.--At meeting Of tho Deputies
Of the Left RESOLUTIONS adopted coDgratulating
Ms Rspub.tcans OF Spain upon the establishment Of
Repubaic. ,,,.,.,
trodtots the report that reconciliation has been ef-
fected between tho two branches OF the House OF Bor-
bon. It aa4erts that nothing haa been aone towaras
union,
, 1873-02-15

VIENNA. Feb. 14.-The exhibition palacc Is now
completed, aud goods ars being received.
, 1873-02-15

Q!IATF1ELD BARKER - At the ros!denca ot tho
65ids's M htothor. g Maxwell, Esq ts.s vier Fsn;
Miss fda N. Parker, at 81 Ghioago. :. -.
sls Tasasy TIE 1ah Y -
BY Rev. Dr.. Evarts Dir. Austin b. Toboy and Mis- Heen
A. Barkor, both OF this city. No cards.
, 1873-02-15
ITALY.

RomE, Feb. 14,-Tha Italian aenatc las adopted
lsuatory aud aecttonsto addrcaa 10 Amadeus, late
King of Spain,
, 1873-02-15

Couu. Herusoit, tho German Ambassador to Lon
don, Ia III.
The wholesale quo1.dealera aud browcrs Of Detroit
arc moving to PROCURE II possible repeal Of the Pro-
hllItion Inv,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01

are peaceable and on reservations.
Pum-pums is mistaken by the new
Commissioners for warlike prepara-
tons of the savages.
The epizooty Is decreasing.
Work on the Red Bluff Central
(narrow-gauge) Railroad has been
commenced.
SANTA BARBARA, April 80.
A gang of men are now grading OF
the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad in
Soledad Pass.
NEVADA.
PIocHE, April 80.
Judge CARRIER closed the argument
in the great mining suit at II o'clock
to-day. A recess was then taken till
2 o'clock. Counsel on both sides are
now submitting instructions to the
Judge in Chambers.
The widest excitement prevails on
the streets, and there is much heavy
betting on the vote of the jury. On
disagreement 81, 900 to $500 has been
wagered in several instances. A bet
of ) 1000 was made that the HermeS
has seven unalterable votes. No YER
dict is expected in any event before
tomorrow.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01

SPEAKER BLAINE.-The Harrisburg
State Journal, Il Jealous Republican
organ, makes this allusion to Speaker
Blaine's aspirations for the Presi-
dercy:
The effort to puff Speaker Blaine
into a vas notorietv. as the great man
of the times, has about it too much of
the management which diSgraces
so much of American politics. Mr..
Blaine has his strong poin s-but he
is a demagogue. nevertheless, and a
tyrant. whenever he can act the part
without injury to his person or to his
prospects. AS a pariiamentarian. Mr..
Blaine is a success, but that neither
proves him to be a statesman nor fits
him to &c a President.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01
.~irif!C COAST DISPATCHER.
FROM

A FRANCISCO, April 80.
Three boys were terribly burned
on Monday by the explosion of oxy-
hydrogen, with which "A man named
&. III. Swain was eX experimenting. The
anne OF the boys injured are VIM.
Shannon, Thos. Doyle and Thomas
McKowan. 1t is feared their injuries
will prove fatal. The authorities seem
20 have known nothing Of the acct
dent last night. SAain insists that be
ought not to be blamed, as be repeat-
eddy drove the lads from the appara-
tus, but they would not remain away
from il.
Ben. Wade, Thad. Stevens. Nell
Flaherty and abb have been matched
for two running races of So, 900 each /;
distance two miles and repeat.
The races will probably come off ear
ly in June next.
A dispatch from Portland denies
the truth If former reports that the
Indians of Eastern Oregon and the
southern part of Washington Terri
tory are threatening war. 1t says all
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01

A BALM IN GILEAp.-Caldwell, of
Kansas, has had a balm for his feel
ings 81 ruthlessly lacerated by his
enforced resignation as Senator, in
the shape Of a judgment, in the Court
of Claims, for the nice sum of $500, $50,
on a contract for army transportation
in Nebraska in 1866. This will heel /"
him for another Senatorial contest,
and we have little doubt that, if SO in.
clined, he will again turn up in Wash
ington as Senator and with clean
skirts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01
FOREIGN NEWS,
ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 80.
The Carlist committee here have
received kilograms from Spain report
ing that on Thursday last a great vic
tory was won by their friends at We
rain Navarro, tifty-seven miles north
OF PaInpelu. The Carlists, number
ing 700, defeated a Republican force
of 1,400 strong. The battle began at
II o'clock in the morning and lasted
until dark. The Republicans were
completely routed, with a loss OF 50
killed and wounded. The reports
that AlphOnz had recrossed from the
frontier into France and that Saballs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01

A PAPER published in Mansfield,
Illinois, reports 4 meeting of the
"Sons of Temperance, of both sexes"
and yet that editor is not an Irish
man.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01
Railway legislation.

The people Of Illinois are waging a
vigorous war against the railroad mo-
nopoiists Of that State. 1t may be re-
inembered that Governor Palmer, in
his message to the Legislature, took
the bold position that railroads were
simply public highways, and as such
subject 10 be regulated and controlled
in their management by the laws of
the State and for the benefit of the
public and not exclusively for the
profit Of the shareholders. Stringent
laws had t'een enacted by the prered-
ing Legislature for the regulation of
passenger and freight charges, but
when An attempt vas made to enforce
them it vas a~scertained tn, It the rail
road companies were masters of the
situation. The present Legislature
was therefore called upon to pass
laws remed wing existing defects and
placing railroads upon the same foot
ing as other public highways. The
select railway committee of the House
recently reported, with entire unani-
nifty, . substitute for the various bills
or railroad extortion and unjust dis
examinations. An eastern exchange
gives the main features of the pro.
p'sed measure. 1t provides that any
railway company charging more than
. reasonable rate for transporting pas
sengsrs or freiShtS, or for the use of
cars, shall be deemed guilty of extor-
ton !; prohibits minus. Determinations
on any railway operated in the State !;
that if any railway company shall
charge or receive for passengers or
freight the same or greater rate Of
toll than is charged for a greater dis
lance, or if it charge at any point a
higher rate FOR receiving or delivering
freight Of the same class and quantity
than is charged at another point, or if
1t shall charge a greater amount over
any portion than over any other por-
ton of an equal distance, or charge
any person more for handling at any
point than is charged any other per-
son or charge II person more than
another for carrying goods ove the
same distance, or charge more for the
use ola carto m person than another,
being transported in the same Girec-
ton, all such determinations, whether
made directly or by rebates, draw
backs, etc, shall be declined and talk
en- as prima facie evidence Of unjust
determinations nOr shall it be
deemed a sufficient excuse that such
determinations were made AT Compel
ing points and provides penalties
for violations of the law ranging from
$1,000 to SIS, C0O. The bill also pro
vides for collecting fines, grants
agrie we'd parties triple damages, al
lows reasonable:.attorney fees, makes
the Railway Commissioners prosecu
tors also, requires them to fix maxi
mum rates and publish the same three
weeks in a Springfield paper give
fines TO County Treasurers, makes the
Commissioners reports prima facie
evidence of the matters to which they
relate, and defines the term "corpor-
alton TO apply TO all common car
rierS,
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EASTERN
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
NEW YORK.

New YORK. April 80.
The aggregate of supplies offered the
Indian Commissioners to-day amount
to S5O,O0O,t0O; prices very low, and
competition greater than ever known.
The price Of beef delivered at the
agencies amounting to 80, 00O, OCO
pounds ranged from SIS to $500 per
hundred pounds: flour ST. 5 per hun
dred pounds 10 $3.50; wheat 80 cents
per bushel to Sl.35; bacon 10ls cents to
is cents per pound; coffee, 90 to 20
cents per pound: sugar, rs to IS; to-
bacco, 80 to GO cents; soap, Al to IA
cents; salaratus, "a to IS cents, salt, l
to s cents. There was a large crowd
in attendance, representing almost
every Western State and Territory.
The opening of bids occupied three
hours and i half. and it will take two
or three days to make the awards.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. April 80.
Third Assistant Postmaster General
Barber sent an order to the manufac-
turerS for 100000 postal cards. The
aggregate OF applications for them is
T. 900, 600.
The Postmaster General resumed
his duties to-day after All absence of
four week.
A Herald special from Vienna says
the American scandal is still the occa-
sion OF great excl. ement in a~ristocratic
circles. 1t is discussed with sneers rs
another indication of the workings Of
democratic institutions. The General
Mayor, acting under the advice of
counsel, peremptori.y refused to sur
render the official papers with the
list of exhibitors and allotment of
spa e. The New Commissioners are
completely hampered, and will rrol-
ably request the interference of the
Austrian Government. DR.. Run
pauer, another of the suspended C0ii.-
missioners, has left for Switzerland.
Van Buren, is still here.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PlTTsBURG, April 80.
The wife of VIM. Corse, a preacher
in the colOred church of Hempstead,
L.. l., vas arrested to-day cha rged
with the murder of her infant child.
1t i, thought this is the third one she
has killed-all illegitimate.
Lizzie Ness, a girl fourteen wears
old, vas found brutallv ont. az ed and
murdered arSdltsbury, Penn, four
teen miles from this city. Two tramp
ing painters have been arrested on
suspicion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01

ARGUMENT CLosED.-The argument
in the great suit at Phoebe was closed
yesterday at II o'clock. The after
noon was occupied in submitting in
structions to the Judge in Chambers.
We presume the case was given to the
jury last night, though no verdict will
probably be returned for a day or two
il at all. There is great excitement in
Phoebe, and large sums have been
staked on the result. According to
our advices the betting is two to
that the jury disagrees. Tae friends
Of the Hermes, however, appear san
guine, and they re putting up their
money on wen unalterable votes for
their side of the case. Two more will
give them a verdict. All over the Pa
cifc coast the deepest interest is felt
in the deliberations of those twelve
men, and the final result of the great
case will be looked for anxiously.