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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
The Disaster 20 the rixress.

PARTICULARS OF THE EXPLOSION.
NEW YORK, April IA dispatch from ST
Johns, Newfoundland, IN relation 20 the acct
cent on tie sealing steamer rigress, gives the
iolowlng report OF the captain OF the steamer
PAniher, the vessel which brought the intelli-
gence TO st. Johnston the 81 instant the
Panther was in longitude Sc IS west, latitude
81 Y north, on her return to st. Johns. The
lookout" reported a steamer Apparently NOV.
ing only under sail. As we approa he'd her !,
was discovered that she bad her fiags At alt.
mast. Subsequently, AMI sitter sigualing her
ordered = boat . be lowered and went on
board myself, when discovered her 10 be tn
steamer Tigress, OF POLAR, fame. Her captain
and chief officers were ON deck when got OF
bt ard. was then informed that on April "a
shaken all over by
TERRIFIC BxPosIoS
OF her boiler, which created great terror AMI
confusion, and the escaped steam completely
envelOped every Compartment below. In cor
sequence all stea m facilities al been DESTROYED
ami they had then been under sail, AZ ainst
ht al wind, for twenty four hours. When I
reached the deck of the Tigress observed thara
nGmber OF men were engaged in carpeuters
work, making up and mailing together a NUN
Der OF rough, pine wood boxes. I asked the
commander what they were for, and be said
they were designed for receiving the bodies OF
the unfortunate men who had been killed by
the secident, "On the day of the explosion"
said the captain TO me, ''the weather was dread
fully cold and a rough breeze owing and .
heavy swell on. A number OF men had gone be.
low after watch, and had turned in on top
OF the boiler for warmth. Nineteen of the
crew were reposing in this way when the
crash occurred, and some OF them were literally
- soALDED BEYOND RECOGNITION.
Inc CONSERVATION was fearful. The two enyi-
neers were on duty at the time, and both were
killed"
We left them on the afternoon OF the 80
making for land under sail, and promised 70 re-
port the disaster immediately on our arrival. 7
dld not ascertain the names OF the men, as al
the officers OF the Tigress appeared in great
greer, and could give but few particulars"
The dispatch further ssys:-Siuce the cap
tains statement was made yesterday it was
learned that the Tigress had arrived of the
coast, aud bad put into Bay Roberts, where, 10
All probability, she will land her dead and wait
for assistance.
After the Polsris matter hsd been disposed
OF, the Tigress had been fitted out for a sea-
nshlng trip, and was returning south at the
ume with her catch when the terrible die.
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The MArkelS.

BALTIMORE, April n.-Nirgfnia skies, So; Nir
siIia's, consolidated, TO-: West virgiuiss, les
North Carolina sixes, old, IS; do. new, % do
,BALIIMsaE, April ii-ootton quiet-Iow mid
dlinRs. l51s. Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat
nrm Ind steady-~hite choice, IS; fair to prim,
do, le5Gl so; choice amber, s36Il IS; good q
prime red, 7o@l 80; common 10 fair DO s0dl 90
Pennsylyanis red 7s@l75; Ohio and Indiana do.
ike9l 6s; Western spring, 4sGll 50. Corn sctiv,
s5s s,rOnser.whIe southern S. yellow southern
firm aid scsrce.eouihern, e5ao6; western, 62@s5
Bye frmer-9s@e1. Hay unchanged. Provisfas,
strong srd buoy ant, and higher. Mess pork, Sl7hz
Bulk meats nrm-shoulders nominal, 81 BacoI
actve-Sho ulders, 1A; clear rib rides, 99i0 Sugar
cured hans, l4@ls. Lard hrm-el. Western put.
ter steady and In g cd demalc-nsw northwestern
tub, 30; old do. &@sS Coffee ncmiuai. whisky
nrmer-@h @Nh Sugar firm, In COED demand
Nav YCRK, April u.-stocks dull. Money, 9
Gold, lsh: Exchange, long, 4s6>; short, tss,s
EEw York, April u-Floar nrm. Wheat
shade better. Corn steady.
LONDON, April II, II 80 D. m.-The rate for none,
ct the Stock BxchaDge on government securit es 4
~ per cent. CoEsols for money. ssx; for aocouni
1A@z. B nds II 1867. lae,s; Erie, $50; preferred
So NeviYoTk Central, 80. Paris dis patches auot
renits at 20 francs, Is ceDtimes.
LONDON, April ll,ap. m = Erie, aZ@s1.
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THE WEATHER
WIaINsIos, b. q .April hi. III i'm 80 y

WAi D.iAnINksr Vfce@ M,o Stssal QAer, !,
wsaIssIos, DO April II, 'laS, IO:so . N
wiIds viii prevail to-day, with rising tempsrafur
and fncreasfng eloudiness. the winds yesrina
mleole states, south TO west winds, with rain and
SLOW north OF the Alleghanies, the winds shiffins
eoutnein uatee, east Of the Mississippi clear wee
tner rising temperature and light 20 fresh south
nc coast, northeast TO northwest winds. For ths
lower OHIO valley and Missouri, increasing cioudi-
ness, poeibly light rain. aud fresh brisk variable
Winds Ror the lower LAKE region, cloudy weather,
rain, tnov, and winds veertns 60 northssy and cas-
terly, end incre asing in force Tor the lake
region, partly cloudy weather, north 20 east winds,
ciminit hing IN force, low Temperature, aad from
and Illinois light snow and rain. foe Ohfo, Gum
beriaId and Tennessee rivers viii continue TO ri.e
but the lower Mississippi remain nearly STATIONARY
Oausionary signals are ordered for Toledo, Cieye-
land, Irie, Buffalo, Rochester and Oswsgo.
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MARRIED WOMEN AS TRADERS, IN Mis-
souKI,-1he st. Louis Democrat introduces a
decision Oh the circuit court, general term, with
the annexed remarks: In mo state in the Union
are the legal rights and relations of a m arried
women more complicated than in Missouri. In
from the control Of her husband; under proper
forms ana stipulations che can carry on bust
ness In her own name, without being liable for
she can hold her own property with a cienchad
nsnd, ana yet compel her brute to pay her debts
ana provide for her household. Married women
nave more rights under the laws of Missouri
than in most of the states
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Wall Street To-day.

NEw YORK, April 1.-The Posts financial
article says;-All eales of gold have been at
34all31. On gold loans the rates have been
~ Tor carrying, TO fat. Foreign exchange H.
dull TO steady, with sales on q basis of ASS and
4 IS for prime bankers bills. Money is in good
supply at ia5 for call loans, prime mercantile
paper being quoted at 81 10 Z. Government
bonds are steady. Southern state bonds At the
board were steady for Tennessee's, to which
dealings were confined. The stock mar ket con
finues hah w.
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NEW YORK DoH'r PRoPoss TO sryyxR
LONGER FROM THE Doc NuIsANcE-rhe New
York aldermen have adopted an ordinance pro-
vidipe that every dog over six months old found
York without O wire muzzle large enough TO
allow him 10 open his mouth, but not 90 poke
out his nose, shall be taken 10 the pound and
there killed unless claimed within IS hours. A
reward Of 20 cents 10 10 be given for every dog
delivered ct the pound, and % is the hne the
owner must pay before he can get the dog out
ordInance. Mr.. Berg having declined, because
he thir ks that muzzling dogs is cruel, and that
the system Of rewards will demoralize the bows
and increase the murder OF dogs
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FIXING THE BAIL OF DKPAuLTINe BANK
i rhEsibksT.-T. T. Brooks, late president OF
Ine Msrchants National Bank of Petersburg.
va, wno WAS indicted last "Wednesday by the
grand jury OF the United States circuit conrt
Ior emcezzIng and misspplying the mon avs
ana credit or that institution to the amount 81
about $500 COO, had his bail fixed in Richmond
THURSDAY, at So, 600, for his appearances fo,
trial the first week in MAY. wi
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The HoRRoRs OF POVERTY Winslow Rad
cline, who WAS out of work and Respondent,
North Attleboro', Mass, on tuesday. and on
Wednesday his SON Benjamin, neryously AFFECT
60, also took laudanum, but his life was saved
clife served through the war.
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The Twenfy-Grst Ballot.

MO OHOIOE YET.
BOSTON, April 1.-THE 21st ballot foI
nited States Senator was taken to-day, with
236; necessary TO a choice, Il9. Dawes received
o.; Hoar, "a; Curtis, 50; Adams, II; Sanford; =
Banks, 8; Washburne. 4; A. Ii. Bullock Is
Learned, B; Judge Pittman and Whittier,
each. The convention adjour ned until Monday
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Two EXECUTIONS YESTERDAY. Prague
Bryant, who murdered Alexander Steele two
Years Years ago, was hanged yesterday In Pulaski,
but regretted having done the deed. and was
willing to die.
Jacob Lowenstein was executed In ALBANY.
A. T., Yesterday afternoon. He maintained 70
very firmly, 0 Ss " AsSe
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IHH SECOND TRIAL to elect a state senator
ana SIX representatives took place in Provi-
uenee, X; l., yesterday, and resulted in the
choice or Edwin Metcalf as senator, by 2i ma
Jorlty over Samuel Currey. Mr.. Currey was
Imported by friends of General Burnside for
Snited States Senator, and Metcalf by the pro-
hibitioDists and opponents of General burnside.
Infee representatives on the ticket with Met
CAL were elected. There was no choice for
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DAMAGES AGAINST A RAILROAD COMPANY
On Tuesday last, In the cii cult court OF STAFF
ford, Va, the case Of Rogers W. the Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac railroad company
was tried, and the jury found . verdict for the
that the plaintf, on suspicion Of Q completely
In plot to throw on the csrs OF the RichmonI.
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad com
q detective from Richmond, without 4 warrant.
placed In car and carried "a Rich Dond kept
there six days and nights, and dismised upon
hearing.
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The SHOOTING OF You've BRRoKrNRrpeR
The following additional particulars of the
shooting Of young Breckinridge, ut Lebanon.
KY, on Thursday, have been received: and
Some companions had been Drinking during the
day, and q seemingly playful dispute arose be-
tween Breckenridge and John L. Anderson, son
OF the mayor Of Lebanon, about the possession
Of an umbrella belonging to Breckinridge.
This was finally quieted, and Breckinridge
asked the party to drink. While they we're
leaning over the bar, Anderson suddenly drew
derringer, and placing IL 1t Breckinridge's
head, fred, the ball entering the brain. A posse
are altar him.
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PROBABLE MURDER IN WooNsocKKr.-Ip
Woonsocket, X. L., yesterday morning, Joseph
Horrocks, an Englishman, was found dead, sit
ting undressed on the floor, with q wooden com
forter around his neck and attached to the bed
post The Coroner's inquest, which developes
some suspicious circumstances, Is not yet COM
Mated
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SwIEpLHR SENT TO PRIeoN.-A Virginia
paper says George Gregg alias e. L. Never,
mas Deen ewfndhng the citizens of Madison
county. He claimed to be . member OF . Ma
sonic lodge Of Georgetown, also q LAWYER from
georgia. de has been arrested in Richmond for
to prison for ninety DAYS.
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Killed BIZ FALL--John Glenn, q school
'eaeher, residing at Old Town, Allegheny coun-
", Md, fell from O pier Of the Baltimore and
ohio bridge, four miles east OF Cumberland,
yesterday, and was instantly killed, his skull
being fractured.
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SENTENCED To

SkSrKScED TO FIPTY-Two YEARS IMPRIs-
onMRNT-Julius Spero, OF Jersey City, con-
.lcsed or receiving stolen goods, was sentenced
10 nIty-two years Imprisonment in the state 4
prson. Spero tainted when the sentence was
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AN lNcRNpIARY.-"Celluloid Ia the name
Of material used In the manufacture Of mar
tingale rings, knife handles, combs, Sc. The
New York Journal Of Commerce says: sit IA to
ali appearance as hard rs iron, and when cold
pofsd sees great strength and tenacity; but II Is
as ipfammable a. finder, and It burns more
readily than pitch. A nash Of match will set
of . box Of this material, made up in any form.
and produce . confagration 30 utterly at vari,
ance with the apparent solidity of the Article
that IL seems like magic"
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THRnAT1HKD LOCK OUT IN ENeLANp.-
inc operatives N the cotton mills at Bolton,
Of master cotton-spinners has resolved that un-
lees they yield before Thursday notice Will be
given that in fortnight from that date ali the
mills In that city will be closed and fms fifteen
thoutand operatives locked out,
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ga dispatch to San Deiyo s.vs liam,
Bsche has attacked the Apache camp in Inc
ma mountains, Arizona, killing twenty five
Warriors ana capturing about ffty women.
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A SCENE IN THE VIRGINIA LsGIsLATURR-
In the Virginia house OF delegates on Thursdav
during the discussion OF a bill for the protec-
ton of game, Mr.. COckrill, of Fairfax, re
marked that his county was in need of protec-
ton from persons who come from Washington
Georgetown and Alexandria, and Deprecated
upon it, Mr.. SyphaX (colored), from Alexan-
dria county, made few remarks In reference
fensvc manner, that Fairfax was too poor 70
afford pheasants or cartridges, or even a com
petent representative on the hoor of the house
mere me speakers gavel came down violently,
and Mr.. Syphsx was ordered to take his seat
A member forthwith offered a resolution b
expel Mr.. SyphaX from his seat In the house for
wantonly insulting member on the floor. Mr.
SyphaI attempted to make hypothetica. apol-
oRy, which was not entertained; he then made
fair, full and ample apology for his unparlia-
mentary conduct.
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PROSPECTIVE oP THE WINTER WHEAT Crop.
LIE Republican acknowledges the receipt from
messIs. lhgrahsm * Biden, representing in ST.
LOUIS william Young x Co., OF Chicago, of a
cnart OF the opinions of their numerous corre-
sponde nts in Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Michi.
gan, ONO, Kentucky and Tennessee. The re-
port is too much in detail for publication. but il
nay DE SAID that the sum OF it is that the coun.
try, by present appearances, will be blessed
win one OF the greatest wheat crops that has
ever been known.-St Louis ReD,.bl,e11 IA
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The RESPONSIBILITY OF RAILROAD Cor
PoRATIoNs FOR KILLING.-In Montreal on
wednesday, judgment was given by Judge
Ramsay quashing the finding Of the coroner OF
the Grand Trunk railroad, for mapslauehter
In consequence of the killing Of Pierre eau
chon, at Point Levi. His Honor held that
there was nothing to show that the Grand
Trunk company were compelled to keep a gate
and guardian ct the crossing, and that although
the employees OF railways can undoubtedly Be
tried for manslaughter for faults Of omission a.
well as commission, Ii would only be for omit
ting to DO something they we're legally com
PEELED to do Judge Sanborn agreed in the de-
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TIE SAD INTELLIGESCE was received in this
city yesterday afternoon of the death in New
York of the wife OF Psymaster John s. Cum
bingham, L. S. N, who recently returned from
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SECRETARIES Robson and BeIknsp are alb
stnt from this city to day, on a select excursion
down the Potomac.
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IrTERNAL REvESUs.-The receipts from in.
teIDal revenue to-day were 1928 .9SI.O5.
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HENRY WARD BEKCHER's HoRsRs-The
Newburgh Telegraph says: "Henry Ward
Beecher, the great Plymouth Church preacher
In the City OF Churches, is lover of fine horses
he manifests this by the purchases he makes
he bought lately Of Mr.. William Wilson. of Thu
city, pair of handsome Edward Everett colts
They are each six years old, and are very fine
gated animals. The dam Of one is Rose Wash
ington, and the dam of the other is q mare by
Friday. They are well and evenly matched
and are each about 1913 hands. One Is q brown.
and the other bay; and both show signs of inc
breeding. The price paid is not made public,
but we are assured that IL was up in the thou
sands The team, as stated, are very hand
some, and even Robert Bonner might well feel
proud of the OWnership of themn
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THB LABOR QUESTION IN ENGLAND.-In ths
debate on the queens speech, Mr.. Disraeli a,
mead OF the government, announced that 3
commission had been appointed by her majesty
TO consider the whole labor question and the
relations between master and servant. Thi.
commission contained names as eminent A.
those OF Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, Mr. Roe
buck and Mr.. ThOs. Hughes, and it was nom.
mated by the prime minister as an earnest OF
his desire TO conscientiously examine this mos,
delicate and embarrassing subject. But the
uade unions have no confidence in the prime
minister or his commission, and at O recen'
meeting of their central committee a reso' utjon
was unanimously passed denouncing the scheme
as "a mere excuse for delay" ga surprise an
Intrigue and fraud" This committee aver
wOrkingmeD," and Its action may be taken as
an indication that the new government has no.
yet cOnclliated one OF the most powerful and a.
the same time FESTIVE classes in England.
AN AMERICAN IN DANGER OF HIS LIFE IN
CCBA.-A letter from Havana SAYS: Frederick
A. Dockery, formerly United States collector al
JacEsonville, arrived here lately from Kew
west. De remained several weeks, and theI
lett for Santiago de Cuba. 1t was rumored then
tHat pockery was on mission for the owners
or enlarged property, but the rumor has mo-
been confirmed. Last Friday Dockery presented
himself TO the American consular agent at Nue-
yltas, representing himself as coming from the
interior. The consul Immediately took him TO
the Governor, and the Governor referred the
matter 10 Portillo, the commanding general of
Puerto Principe, who ordered the arrest of
BOTH The consul was subsequently released by
order OF Portillo, but DOckery was detained as
prisoner, papers compromising him having been
found on his person. His trial is going on The
result is not known, but he was alive on the 7th
instant. II he be found guilty of communicating
with the insurgents he viii very probably be eI-
ecuted,
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Did AT Hone KoSG.-The Navy depart
melt to-day received iDfoi nation of the death
at the naval hospital at Hong Kong, on the Sd
OF January last, OF VIM. Wallace Growing
shield, captains clerk, II. ). N.
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We bubble up from far Off wells,

We bubble up from far OFF wells,
Their stony basins over,
And trickling through the dank of fslls,
Make music TO the clover.
We leap the cliffs of Syanite,
AND gurgle through the fallow,
10 plot reveDges all the night
In cataract and shallow.
We mirror aye the fleecy skies,
Where sleep the minnows Silly;
Bear of the water lily.
BY day or dark we clash and curl
AS in the ages oldeD,
And turn the pebbles into pearl,
And gid the sands 10 golden.
The fox at moonlight bends to drink.
His keen eyes deftly peering-
And sheep stand bleating on the brink,
When rustics come a-shearing.
Through depths where sun light never strays,
by nelds aglow at moving,
In sheltered caves and ripply bays,
Where cattle NOPE lowing,
We sing the farmers girls tune,
tell that we are coming,
And thunder down the dam at noon
To drown the mill wheels humming.
A far off fate we ever hear
The seas deep dole aud dirges,
"nere creeks go sparkling like tear,
To swell its sobs and surges.
But though the rains still strive to drown,
Their cloudy hair a wriDging,
And though the seas shall drink US down,
We ever go singing.
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GRAND NATIONAL IkoWsroall yUsart ar
eovtRkhtkT trptksEi
e Chrissie'. Niussrel.. >,

Open Every Day I'm the marble Hal,
OF the senate Gallery.
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The New scott

Believing thai my stomach is in a fair condi
ton, although my horse cut mp shines, can
hardly accuse myself or a morbid view when !
say that the Scott statue at the Soldiers Home
impressed me yesterday as too grim. Old Gen
eral Scott was a selfish if an able military man
He liked TO cheat at whist, and lecture any BODY
else who cheated, as hideOus monster. He was
dreadful glutton, and had a regular army
stomach, verifying Napoleo1's maxim, that an
army travelled in a campaign upon its belly.
To make this grand old g0urmand picturesque
and yet conform to the prescription OF Congress
that the statue must be portrait, is something
easier to criticlse than to do. At any rate, the
late statues are fne Improvements on the old
L have the opinion-perhaps not q permanent
one; for some art grows on the thought and
takes second root stronger than the first i'm
pression-that this Scott is not companonabIe
kind OF person. He looks ugly out OF the ewes
and mouth. His breeches are very solid He is
guilty. know that guilty is a bad word, but
wait for suggestion of q word that expresses
what mean better.
~
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Io resort hut to infite his memoirs and peddls
me same from horse race e. horse race.
His hook clos at this period, and altho ugh
sometimes vulgar, /: is so free and unTeserved
in it, Developments that We may doubt whether
aHy gar. bier ever lived who described himself
o fully. To the student of early social times
'9is u an invalus5le book. giving the depths
and heights of a gamerter's fate. On one occa-
son Bailey was COZ yicted at Sta anton for keep
ing a faro table and. under thu laws, as then
enacted. was adiudged to be sold az a slave. He
hbeled The judge, St George ru ,ker, and was
cited before committee OF the Virginia Legis-
ture.
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STYLE 20
CLOTHING TO ORDER
OUR STOCK
OF FINE PIECE GOODS
is FULL,
UNIQUE IN DESIGN.
sUHERB IN QUALITY.
AERCHANT TSILOHING FACILITIES
ARE PERFECT.
ESLBLLN6 Us TO ASSURE
PERFECTION
IN STYLE, FL, AND FINISH.
HABLE BROS,
hERCRANr rAILoRs,
nsISl- i'm Corner 9TH and streets
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Epitaph-An Itinerant's wife.

Many weary mile che beat
With her hrC Cd about her feet,
Lodging in snotber's nest:
LORD, at last thy parsonage door
Open TO her eveFmore,
Take her cross and give her rest.
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THEEg was doubtless some misunderstanding
in the matter of the Ways and Means Commit
tee and Mr.. A. j. Parish, who was reported as
having threatened 10 make ii hot for the COM
mIttee II be " as not admitted to report for his
psTer. We are informed that Mr. Parish ia a
man of character ard ability.
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Commencing q, 10 A. n. and r. m.

Two Performances. Daily.
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BALLS, &c.

EkAND SUPPER And BALL a
GERMAN REBICCk IopGr No. q, IA
LOOP la
AftRDgerbuTd Hall. corner Of sih and str, "a
On TUESDAY EVENING, April 18th, 1874.
Tickets, 80 C. nts each. lt-
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IHR DISTRICT TEMPERANCE BILL BEFORE
CoNGRRss.-On account OF MssSrs. Harmer
and Eldridge, OF the House District Committee
being unable to attend, no meeting of the sub
committee, to whom was referred the Lawrence
ana Monroe temperance bills, was had this
morning delegation of clergymen were on
nahu 20 participate in the proceedings, had tn
meeting been held. The sub committee will
hear arguments on the subj act on Monday next