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| cav En- WORTH. KANSAS mon NJ
81 meets At W,ifs Hail uu the hr.t saturia, eve
ing II each mnnth. =. Washington Cruise pre- Paul
K0thiuS-. girr Irts. John D. Jones rrr sec C,aITAd
Ptoiferi hn- n. y. olive, scc. boA Zls
Henn LAntt. treas.
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LRIE, PENN Union NJ lUs meets "a the
IA hr-t Monday evening each month AZ Atlantic
FnAukln stone pres Max Quicker, Niue pre-, 1h,s
Armstrong, H.. snd cor -e, 81 stat 4 Conrad
He's treas
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/ Union CITY, PA. Union I2U \. klem.
" pres, box ~. EsFd Ru.c her. rvu aud W. sec .
AnireN SHREK, treas. A Il Plate hn .,sa
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M ARBEN, PA. Union NJ. l22 meets IN
w the first saturday eyenng W each month In San.
gcrhund~ Hall n tieeTyleN, prs, rN-iricu. g. kuter
vice pres Vim. Hartmann, Lrylas. Darncsal, III so
Chls RaIniuN cor sec. buN lva
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Ill. LOUIS, MO.-UniOn Nc 10 meets on
~ The seeond Friday evening in every month al rur
neTs Hall, No 10 South Tenth st. JolE Kutiruf pres
fted Frank, vice pre-. Edward Prey, rec sse VI ~
NoeT, treas Vim. ZoellneF. An $50. GustAye wa
mef. sol bur
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WlNDSOR, CONN Union No. "a meets
w On the secund saturday II each month number
ui menlbers, y. Hiram shannon pres James A
GODDARD, vice pres. samuel Day EeAs Joan y Carrier
cor. and hn. sec, bOK 1856.
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A LBANN, \. W mon No. 5 meets On
"A uls seeond Wednesday u each month al Temper
sBc- Hall, llO state g. r. n. DAly pres ~ jefferson
street Tho Casey, vice pres A. Heenan, and
cor - No TRINITY Place. Peter J. Heeney An. SEE
" s''ath s~AP street. David Hunter treas
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ct. PAUL, MINN.-Union No. ~ meets oI
~ the first Monday "a each month IN Singer Hall cor
cor Third and Market st.. JAeub Auth, pres.
Robert Wolff, vice pres. Jacob Amos fn. -ec Herr,
knache, res. Caleb e. salisbury, sec y. y
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EADQU AkIEES ~ CIGAR MAKERS
IL Union Nu. ~, az NJ. IA Uruhard a. New Nurk
city Meeiig lights the hr,t ni,-a, u every month
NJ ID. Plate. pre-. Uaalvay, tice pre- A Lund. gust
treas y Lehman REQ. d. Hurk carr ami hn
ser., p. %. Station q residence q. Elizabeth i
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DERU, IND Union No l35 meets ON the
A. hr~t SATURDAY a each munth. J,- Winters. pres.
Philip Loefe, Wee pre-. Bpppvrt ,ud hu. Sec.
N Fsrnham treas. Michael haplert. -ec boA
4la.
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4 NOJ NClL BLUFFS, IOWA Uniun 40
~ meets thr last Saturia, n each mouth At titr
haI broadway >. A. Heinvniann, pres, Boa W. Cha
katentsrh. vice pres. Frank Gru-e m q.
heini, and cor A. =. Slytss tress p Gru-
sci, sergeant a. BnN llbg
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SUFFlELD, CONN mon NJ ~ meets
~ un the first saturday W every month AZ Town Hall
Vim. N1uroth, pres. Lewis chapman. vicr pru- Mm
Neuruth, treAs.. WIN. Warrington. -ey.. jaime ,
kn,N. M AMI cor -t-r hlN Ial
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DATTERSON, N. Union No ~
Il meets the second Tuesday u each month on
Won HOusten st. Main Joseph McNeal pres
Lewis Dreer vee president. A. MAhrt -eu-,
boz ~. Austin Alien. trraa
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nTTAMA, III mon 80 meets every
" second TUESDAY in the mnuth "a Turn HAL JAa
l.. HareS, prs FL Limond. Nicr Pm VIM. BfuyA
re- and cnr. Herman keiIurr~. srngt -At-an.
DlNGHAMTON. NJ Y.-Umon No "A
- meets on the lst Tuesday evening each muntn
Medical Hail NJ Uurien pres Freeman strLr
vice pres, =. J. Goa, Nm and -ec VIM BranDan
treas Wilbur pa,. sec, boN "a,
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NINIUN, IOWA-Union No us meets
~ "n the 1T and a Monday II each month, at Ger
hard's House J. X. Stolbz, pres H. Huh
man vice pre-. Alexander Hanten, An. seer. n D
hreger, res Charles Miller y. h. Dudley,
sec. serg't At arms. L. n. Dick
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nETRUTr, MICH Union No - meets
~ ou the Isl and 81 Friday a every month At The Ia
ia, cite Hall, Grtiut It Aug. Raw pres. boN GA
Henry kle wee pres Thomas N. DUlan, rev ~
Anthony Schildbarh, hn. Sec, stephen Howell treas.
Felix A. Lemke. Sec. box SIS Henry Walters
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A URORA, ILL -Umon No Al meets ON
~ the second Tuesday II each MONTH at No south
Broadway. jas. L. Aubrey, pres. Henry Cusmey w,
vice. pres, Geo. Becker, fin. J. l. Springer
See Leopold Sietler. treas; Chas Chapman, wv
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NHlCAGO. ILL. Union No. II meets On
~ the first FRIDAY u each muuth at 81 Cr.pri. An
% aroorn seree. walter keIhS pres Leopold Bur
ger wee pree y. Nichols An ~ Jno gIbl- ~
sec; Henry Boar treas. samuel FtIn-.4y NM - nm
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WORCES ESTER, MASS.-Union ~ meets
w the hr-t Monday ~ each month Az The Antbro-
biological Hall on hAnic a l. H. Clair pres David
MARTY. Wee pre-. oscar Schanburg, trea.. FRANK L.
Char nn and sea- GrO Nrtz cur ", ~
aAO
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nAYTON, OHIO-Union No. 50 meets o.
II the lt Monday evening u each mouth at Molders
hall. Harry y Brewer, pres. Is south jefferson Il
Geo. Y. Ehrbart vice pre- Gen RieKer, DAVIS
Ambrose, cor ~ South jefferson st., Henry Meyer
IN. sec.. Henry Steiner treas Edward Bates, door
keeper.
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NJLUMBJS O.--UniOn No. "a meets ON
the second Monday u every month IA Fre,k.. H.u
lOs SOUTH Front a. Vim MilEr pres Chri- Scb~yit
Ser. pres Chns- II PnirxeT, Tin ser . John Van
Wagner, re- sec christian SOhweitzer GO sec W:
treas. VIM. kenImert III treas. Engen. Wyiunun
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NDlANAPOLIS, IND. Union No. 81
L nrts The nrSt TUESDAY u every month At Miller
Hail. saith delaware 4. John MARI, pres, Geo.
stump sise pre-, Vim. O-senberg. IN. se,. Fred Rel
hle res Prank Boyle. A. A. Andrew Wm Me
meyer. trust@x~. jos eiInAse Cur lock b0N -
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DORCHESTER, Y. Y.-Union NJ meets
the hrSt FRIDAY evening W each munthmt the
new Hall. corner u Vest Main and sophia streets
Fred Niewerd, pre-. No Is Nassau 4 Henr, Martins
vice pre-. N Cunningham. -cC ueo ID Quinn
hn sec A. NOe1er, trcas y. n dee COR sea- luok
bnN SAG
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PHILADELPHIA PA.-Union No 3meets
Il the serond Tuesday Il each month At Diligunt
Hail. Tenth and Fileert >. W Bisbing. pres as
Worth 4. jacob hlsichen. pres. smith, re-
sec Geo. kerSt, treas J e. Merger, IN. John
Tondor, seS lois Lethgow IT.
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BALTIMORE. MD Union No /, Of Mary
Il land meets the hrst FRIDAY evening 1T ever
mouth Al Turner Hail. No "A eft; Baltimore street
Tho tuingtsin, p@r~-. Edwin johnson. vice pres.
r. X Mo- AM szc.. Frank Pull, German res sec
+ ksJuarit. In. Ths~. AcDermott treAs. John
Smith -eS I4I EAst Lombard it.
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"ILLIAMSBUR RICH. H. L- Unlun W
4 Wv meets tho inst saturday "a each month,
\ Singer Hall. cumer u Esene And MeseTUie 81 Victor
\ Eyer, pre- IT'S Brurun W y. suehrs, vice pre-
/ Gen N,lkummer rcc and sec 100 AaugeT
st., Williamsburg Ling Island jacob stIt hn.
l Frederick Rentat. cashier
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OMAHA, NIB. Union NJ g3 meets "a
W the Asa Monday 10 each month "a Central HAu
Nm hartch"ke pre- k"bt shxhhulz Were pres a
John kol~. se,. Lew, hulb bn ~, J,,hh I'm
a. 81, Martin Range. treas
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QOSTON, MASS.-UnIon No. Is meets on
~ the second "Wednesday IN eAra month At t5 Wash
ingtonst. JARVIS Bronx, pres Frank Otto vice pres.
Fred Dourgherty, re-. Henry Schrepel trcAs
GuvIge BelniN. nm. and sec. box ~ Charles,
town. Mass
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SPRINGFIELD HI mon No ~ meets
~ the first saturday ~ each month the harmon.
ha on Fifth st. between Washington and Iehersun st.
Geu. Muttera, pres Jas. y. Mu.utt. pres Jhri-
/ Hoffman in. AL. " bergen. -.t Henry
Scnrpil,er Do Uehrng See drawer 8gau
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M ESTFIELD, MASS Union No p
w meets the lst Tuesday each month ~ Birge's
Hall. Daniel CraWley. pres George II Reed, vice
pres. q. Heidenrieh, rec. sec. John Boyle
box 5l3 John GOodro, treas
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NEWBu RICH Union No. 1871, meets on the
IN nr.s wednesday q each month. VIM Robe-~ons
M citing Gallery. No % Golden st. Pres, Geo. Otter
Nee prus Gso Henllsg soc, A. Simons cur.
&C.. Eugene Ter~iIiWsr Y. v boz ~ I'm ses.. Peter
O.lsrnan tress. Hsnp HsLss door keeper, vAlen-
t.ue Eheriy
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A LEXANDRIA, VA.-Union No. 1876
~ NEST. On the nrst SATURDAY In cab month Vim
r Summons pres; James B steines, wise pres. JOIN
barley usas. A. J. Scboeni, IN. SOC. ,. H HAs
DER res and cOr.p@e.
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n ORWICH, y. r.. mon No. 10 meets
~ the irst SAturla, w rAsh month AZ Mechanic
Hall, south Main August kuhn pres. y y
Treadwel ,ice pres y g. WhUuN cor, and
III See b.,1 7s2 Juhn Z Wilcox, treas
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4 IiAtA, =. \ -- mun Nu IL holds regular
Il meetings the nrst THURSDAY ~ every munth. u
Matki ms pres Joseph TaA lpT. Vice pres irNln
Norton, trtses. Jame> Faulkner, cor ami m
bON 5S2.
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LNLHRIA- mon No. 1872, meets the first
h Thursday Ia each month At Union Hall, IN Main
Street. At " O'rlock Joseph Lusts, Pres. Al Breck
snsick Vice Pre-. William sage. Fin. Sec Geo. y
Brady, Cor and Rec. See John u. wagner, frra>-
Mr. Schoaler SerKt AZ Arms.
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IICA, n. W mon meets on the third
- Tuesday d each month their hall Franklin
square. ID LoughlIn. pres. " Miller &C., T Peter
wee pre- . NanIsar, treas .hcob Irion, m 4et
655 nm
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LNALL RIVER, MASS Union No. "a meets
IL on the first Tuesday evening II each month At See
I ''l~ Granite Block. Main street VIM McIlherrun,
| pre-. " Fowler vice pres y. ". Chase sec, and
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NORFOLK, VA mon 40. n meets on
~ the hrst Monday afternoon pi.h n,,.h Al w.
seven WISE Wen Pills Butt Ires Juhu Nirkrr. WV
pre-, james iheTry treas. fieniaId ~ Asb,,,,n r
! I'm and or. see. bUK
, 1873-04-25
THE INDIANS.

Confirmation OF Oaayc n1urdcras.Cun"
turG OF n Government Train in Texas
--E0llr n1on akil1cd--Tlle Nevada Ills
i1lAn4 Posted ON the HEodOc SVnr.s
Eonrx Entertained Of ttn OutbrontE
Among tho plutes.. Indian bl1trnEcs
in Oregon.
SpeetaI DispatcA to TAs Chicago Tribune.
LEAvESwoRTlI, Kan., April M.-Doc Colburn,
messenger for Cnpt. Darling arrived IN Kansas
City April ~, and reported tho finding Of thir-
teen dead bodies Of white men, oil in one place.
The bodies were found on Medicine Lodge
Crook.
VIRGINIA, Nevada, April 24.-Tho Indians OF
this State aB far enst Us tho Utah border ora
we'll posted Oh the Aloloc war.
A dispatch from Winnemuccn sayB large de-
taohmont Of troops l1as arrived, en- route from
Camp Hallcols for Camp McDormit.
Fears Aro entertained among tho people there
Of MI outbreak among tho Pinteg.
sAN FnANo1sco, April 21.-Tho Indians have
stolon 1850 head Of cattlo from William Wells,
Yakima Valley, Oregon. Threo families arrived
at DalloH from Klichitat report that the Indiana
arc so surjy and insolent they did not think ii
Bafo to ROMAN.
Gen. Jefferson @. Davis loayca for the sont Of
tho Modoo war tomorrow. General Hardc,
from TIC Inspector Gonorals Department, &C.
ST. LOUIS, April a4.-The Democrat bus
special from Denison, Toxas, which says: Re-
ports are in circulation here which are beloved
that train with government supplies for Fort
Griffin llonco from hero on tho 18th inst, aud
consisting Of oight four-nlulo wagons, WIS cap
tured by tho indians on Cole Creek, si1ty-fye
miles from hero. Four Of the oght men with
tho train are said to havo boen killed, aud two
wounded.
, 1873-04-25

LEAynNwonT,1, Kan., April 2I.-Tho banquet
to Senator Ingalls, tonight was largely attended,,
many personB from Atchison, Topeka, Law
renee, and Fort Scott being pres-
ent. Mayor Anthony delivered tho rccop-
tion speech. Senator 1ngallB In response
to q toast, reforrod to tho political etrifos In
Kansas. and said tho maagos Of tho pooplo aro
NOW larmoniously united upon all questions
vital to tho prosperity Of tho State; tint from
the assurances received from tho prora, tho
Legislature, and persons Of ali parties,
he believes ho represents tho ontro pco-
plo OF Kansns; that tho Democrats and
Republicans, WHO were oil shades Of opinion
upon previous issuos, arc united In their efforts
and aspirations for tile orogonoration of tho State.
This crisis, he said, had boon hcHtoncd
pooplo tint tRolr honor Ind boon
stained, their prosperity retarded, and their lib
ortios endangered by abuses which Ind grown
too bold from SUCCESS to fool tho need Of conceal
ment. When political vices aro arraignod for indo-
cont exposures, their verdict will banisl theculprit
from tho society Of oil docont mon. Those Who
would direct public opinion have now golden
opportunity to rodoon, their orrors Of the
past. Tho present il froo from nil
complications. Honesty is not hereafter
to DO unprofitablo Merit is not to be an iu-
cumlrnnco, nor HubBoryionoy to braggarts and
charlatans tho only avenue to profermont aud
distinction.
, 1873-04-25

Review OF tho Money, Gold. Bond.
Stock. anit Produce Markets.
Special Dtspatci to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, April 2i.-Tho monetary situation
is improving once moro. The bnn1is to-lny wero
offering money more freely to leading brokors
at per cent and tho supply Of loanablo capital
ie steadily increasing, In tho carly part Of tho
day money was worth 1-10 per diem, but during
tho afternoon there wae gradual decline In tho
ratos. Before o'clock loans woro made ut G6D7
por cont per annt1n,, and after TINT hour money
was offered at to 3 per cent.
It is reported that tho clique in Western Union
aro sceking to negotinte 4 loan in London, with
tho telegraph stock Oh collateral which will ona-
bio thonl to carry their loud .oyor tho summon
months, and not sacrifice their gecuritioa.
IMPORTS.
It IN estimated TINT tile imports for thia woels
will be about 1000, or noarly s3,ooo.ooo less
we're dull Tho transactEdhs we're largest in St.
Paul common, Pacific Mall mud Wostorn Union.
Erie WAS weak on accoutit Of the investigation,
and Of tho r'mor Of prospective unfriondly rola-
tionH between 1t md tho Lnko Shore, which
weakened both stocks. 1t one time Now Jersey
Southern declinod l x per cent, in consequence
OF d rnmorod "hitchn in tho arrangement for o
through connection with Baltimore.
GOLD
and governments wore quiet and firm. Foreign
exchange wa8 dull and woak.
PRODUCE
Flonr openoa moro active, bnt closed weaker
on most gradeB undor 5000, with larger offer
oeipts, 1,629 brls. Wheat opened dull, but
closed fairly active: Good gralos Of spring are
nEm md enlablo. Common spring ia dull anu
onsior. Tho demand is chiefly for export,
though fair for milling. Sales, 10000 bu.; re-
coiptu, $500 bu. Pork vas quiet in tho whole
| ealo way. Tho jobbing business in now mess ia
dono ut i319.s7}1@2O.o0. Sales embrace about
100 brls: Tor future dolivory 10 transactions
reported. Receipts, 377 packages. Cut moata
arc still generally quiet, but prices rulo steady.
Dry saltod shoulders arc quoted at 71lc. Thero
is somo jobbing business In light city smoked
hama at 1414c. Receipts, ], las packages. Bacon
ruled stoady, and moderate demand prevailed.
sales, go boxes city long clear On spot at 9{4o,
and 25o boxes first lalf May ut l0c. Short clear
on spot is quoted no1ninaliy at 1oc. Lard was
yory t1rm, with a moderate buuincss. Sales Of
Western include 1,500 ticrces at 1036o for Juno,
and 1011fo for July. April quoted at o59o bid.
OF city 200 tierces sold ut 9ii4c. Receipts, 1o7
AogH and 1,098 packages.
, 1873-04-25

md tito following topics wore discussed: s How
to start now schools" Discussion opened by
8. q. Withrow. - Undoyolopod talont in our
cliurchos md low to uHo It in our Sunday
school worls." Discussion oponod by tho Rev.
L. 7. Woodbury.. " Doat mottod Of studying
mud toachng tho Diblo." Discussion open
ed by tho tIov. ". 8. Curtis. Bibo
leeson conducted by D. r. jacobs. Ivory aynil-
ablo sent WAS occupied by mn Intelligent midi
e enae who listened With the nm9st attontio
baton Of 4 stirring addrosa delivered BY u. L.
Jacobs, Of Chicago. 1Io entroatod all to mt
their hearts and aonla into this work, which waa
he important as preaching, but far moro nog!oct-
ell. Every man and woman nhou1d RI,nro nj,
hours labor mud dollar in furthoring tho work
Of Snbbatll-Bchool institutions. Tllo sentiments
Of Mr.. Jacobs, to judge by tho enthusiasm OK
pressed by many, wore fully appreciated.
, 1873-04-25


Specfal Dispatch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
ToRoNTo, Ont, April 24.-St. Georges Day
was generally celebrated yesterday throughout
Canada with tho usual dinners and auppors,
though IN many inatancos tho number 4ud ro-
spectabi1ty at tho gatherings is on the deolino.
Sir john A. Macdonald has put o notice in tho
papnrs to tho o1fect that tho salaries of tho
Judges aro generally to bo raised throughout tho
Dominion. An increase is also to bo given to
tho Lieutenant Governors. Membors Of tho
Dominion Parliament aro to have 1000 por
annum in future.
The report of tho Great Western Railway
meeting 10 London on tho 9th shows that there
WAS somo diBcontent at the management. The
year, yet the dividend vas not 60 largo. The
proposed increaso OF capital stock to the extent
OF .E1, 900, 900 was also objected to.
HALIFAX, N. s., April 24.-Tho strike OF the
Aoadia Coal Company'a mines terminated to-day,
tho Company haying advanced their wages.
, 1873-04-25

Morrib}%';1 Condition Of Affairs Along
6. M Upper Rio Grande.
Murder f5hd Robbery Of Americans by
Observation-Disclosures Amuse-
81 ments Of co'hise'
Great Decrease In Population,
Wealth, and Business.

WARRINGTON, April 24.-Tlso Troaaury Depart
mont has Information Of the following state Of
Affairs OH tho Texan border:
On or,;abort the 25tl Of March gu
American ranchoro, living near Fort Quit
man, wag brutaly murdered by the
MexicanB, his body thrown into tho Rio Grando,
and hiB animals, horBoB and 1nulcs, driven into
Moxico by his murdorors. Immediate pursuit. waa
startel by party Of cltizons, and tho Mexlcana
were oyortakon. 4 fight onsued, in which the
pursuing party was defoatcl and xeturnod to
Quitman without having accomplished tho re-
coyory OF the animals or tho arrest OF the MUIR
dorerB.
In Arizona and New nroxico, Cochiso, nominal
ly at peace with tho United Statos, continues to
practice Ills favorto paBtimc, and occasionally
roaBta d white man, uleroly aB a matter Of
amusement.
In Mexico, matters aro in n state Of confusion
quite beyond tho compass Of IN ordinary mind.
Thoro arc wars aud ru1nors Of warH in Sonora
and sinaloa. In ChihuaAnn, sovoral business
houses have been closed by tho General Govern
mont, and tho property connscatod and appro-
priatod BY tho State, Oh account Of duties allog-
Cd to bo duo On tho introduction Of merchandise,
and which duties aro levied in compliance with
authority granted by tho late President Juarez.
The author Of this official communication to
tho Secretary Of tho Treasury Bays:
Whore all this will finally end is question
Of Importance and interest. 1tB Immediate re-
sults are boing daily demonstrated by the gradual
docronse Of business affairs Of nll descriptions.
Tho disregard shown to tho lawg and legal au-
thoritios, tho frequent violation Of tho extradi-
ton treaty on the part OF Mexico, coupled with
the refusal or inabillty-probably, the 1atter-to
Pic, hss crippled American interests to an in
credible degree. Tho perpetual turmoil and
, 1873-04-25

HE ConfiScntiON Conspiracy Pros
noMlacetl Shocking to tho Nlornl Sense
OF Every Honest Man*
NEW YoRK, April 24.-A dispatch from Rich
mond, w., says: Tho Virginia Supreme Court
OF Appeals have rendered a decision in tho case
OF Underwood Y. n1oyoigb, affirming the judg-
mont of tho Corporation Court Of Alexandria,
wlich directed writ to igsuo ojecting Judge
Underwood, Of tho United States District Court,
from tho poaHossion Of a handsome residence IN
Balo, wI.iasll aaio was ordorol by him
nolf in 1861. nlovoigh. tho ownor Of
tho property, and who wont to Richmond
during tho 1tobollion, introduced testimony to
show That Oakoa Ames, john D. Alley. Samuel
organlxod to cause contiscation proceedings to
bo instituted. Tho Supreme Court, in giving it's
decision according to tho dispatch, doclared that
in its opinion Undorwood'B conduct had boen
t'suol, ~ to shock tho moral souse Of oyory hon.
aqt M
, 1873-04-25
CREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, April a. Tho shareholders Of tho
Atlantic cable companies at an unofficial meot-
ing adopted resolution favoring consolidation
Of tho companies and Nh amaleamation OF their
interests.
Twenty thonsand oal-nine1s In Leicesterslire
havo struck.
Tho Prince Of Wales will lcavo tonight for
Vienna.
A mass meeting Of Democrats, to protest
against tho refusal Of tho British Government to
Trafalgar Square On tho 9Th Of MAY.
The trial Of tho Tiohborne claimant On the
charge Of perjury is in progress. Mr: Hawkins
commenced the opening address for tho proso-
outaon yesterday, continued it to-day, and at ad-
journmeat Of court this evening, lad not con-
cludod. Tho courtroom WAS crowded with spec.
tators, including many titled and distinguished
perBona.
Among tho omtgrants who aaild yoatorday
from Liverpool, woro 100 operatives from tho
Dy IN explosion of fire: damp, to-day, in coal
mino In the Parish Of nhiwahon, North Wales,
eoyernl miners wore killed and wounded.
The suicide Of the. Enrl Of De LII War; was
the result Of mental depression, caused BY the
In the House Of Commons this ovoning, tho
resolution offered by tho Chancellor of tho Ex-
chequor to carry out tho proposals OF the budget
wore discussed. Ward Hunt spoke in condemna-
tion Of financial administration, which UNDER
estimated tho reyonue and oyorestimatod tho
expenditures. He also opposed tho payment Of
my portion Of tho Geneva award in Exohequcr
bonds.
Mr. Childars dofcnded the Government, and
lrow a contrast botweon its administration Of
tho Treasury and that OF tho Conservatives, whom
they wero IN power.
Tho resolutions finally passed, except that ro-
ducing the duties on nugar ono-halft which Mr.
Lowe proposed should bo rocom1nlttcd.
, 1873-04-25

Special Uisuatth 10 Tie CHst09o 1fl5Hhf.
CINCINNATI O., April 2l.-Tho Hon. Jamca
A.. Garfield publishes lottor Y yest;eraaya M
for tho Retroactive Salary till in Congress-. The
letter Is IN anBwor to resolution passed by iia
constituents lately at political n,eeting, noyoro-
" conauring him. Ilo explains that 10
opposed thls amendment TO- tug Appropriation e;1
tic timc, aud whom it was fastened ol, to the
BILL lle liad no alternative but to vote for this
bill with its amendment increasing tho salaries,
or vote against tho Appropriation bill ontirc.