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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-01-23
THE OLD WORLD.

A Madrid telegram OF the 18th announces
the surrender of Cartagena, and the place was
then occupied by the Government troops, un-
der General Dominiquez. Paris dispatch OF
the same date says the iron-clad Numancia
had arrived at Mers ell Keber, Algeria, with
$500 Cartagenian refugees on board. In es-
Gaping from Cartagena she passed five Gov
ernment men-of-war at the mouth of the har-
Dor. The refugees, on their arrival
surrendered themselves to the French author
tiles. Among them were Generals Contreras
and Calves and the other members of the IN
surgent junta They declare that the city fell
through the treachery of the commanding
officer of the principal fort.
The returns received on the 14th from all
parts of the German Empire show definitely
that 100 Ultramontanes and 230 Ministerial
Liberals have been elected to the Reichstag.
At a meeting in Madrid on the 18th, OF Dep
uties, constituting majority of the late
Cortes. vote of confidence in Senior CASTELAR,
was adopted, and he was requested 10 prepare
J manifesto to the nationr
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miscellaneous Reading
HARD TIMES.
BY MARION DOUGLAS,


SIT closer, love; the fire burns low;
Its old-timc ruddy cheer miss
1t gives no warmth, it has no glow,
Though cold without the wind goes by.
Ah! how | once had felt, had
FOreseen SO dark time as this
My bread is bitter with the thought
L have no power to earn it nowl
An anxious look thine eyes have caught
And weary lines are on thy brow;
Sit closer, love, though want and care
Are all l now with thee can share?
Yet while the clouds are black above,
Yet dOubly dear thou art to me;
They never dreamt how sweet is love
Who have not tasted poverty.
When fortune flies, when comfort goes,
The heart he trusts the poor man knows;
o, tried and true, when night wears by,
And we behold with grateful bliss
a glad new morning light our sky,
Twill be life's sweetest joy that
Have known thee in a time like this
-H0rpe9'S Baz0r.
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ISN'T TT So?

HARKl harkl o my children, bark!
When the sky has lost its blue,
What do the stars sing in the dark?
1--WE must sparkle, sparkle through"
What do the leaves say in The storm,
Tossed, in whispering heaps, together?
1--WE can keep the violets warm
Till they wake in fairer weather."
What do the happy brides say,
Fitting through the gloomy wood?
1--WE must sing the gloom away
Sun or shadow, God is good.'
ST. Nicholas
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-01-23

Mexico, in thirty-seven years, had
ffty,six Presidents,
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A London dispatch of the 10th says that as
Hawkins, counsel for the prosecution in the
Iichborne case, was leaving court on that
day, he was mobbed by friends of the Itch.
borne claimant. The police interfered to
save him from their violence, and four per-
sons were arrested
A threatening article in recent number of
the North German Gazette on the policy of
France with regard to the Papal questions
excites uneasiness and indignation in Rome
and Paris. L'Opiaion Rationale says: "Not-
withstanding their recent success the Prus.
slams are still ignorant of that nobleness
which refrairs from insulting the conquered" /"
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7I7'''-777777 1a-1777-1777777777
EXCURSIONS.

A HoYl FOR RoCKAw BEACH-EvERY SUN.
IA day the steamer AMEHICUS leaves Peck sIip + ~
kiyeI a. $40 and ~ 7 ~; Nest Eleventh street,
North River. at 80 A. NJ and lis r NJ, Martins dock
near fulton Ferry, Brooklyn at lis A. NJ and 40 p NJ
Fare, 1Vc,i EXCURSION ucAets, SIC. - =
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J--n GRAND 1874
y; Fourth Of July sxcursion to Pleasant Valley
and TORT Lee the upper odd landing Fare for the trim
only 25c., intending return ticket The elegant saloon
and cabin steamboat ANS0NIA, Capt George w Anneft
VIII leave Christopher street pier North River Al az
and IA A. ~ and n. NJ, landing at Twcnty-third and
Thrty-fourth streets each way Music on board A
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stcerage ONCE, No. d Broadway.

EoR CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL
~ other points in England and Wales-The South
Wales Atlantic steamship Company from Pennsylvania
Rairoal wharf, Jersey City, as toows;-
GLAMORGAN Saturday, June Is
PEMBROKE Saturday, June q
First cabin passage, $75 and $50. currency; second
cabin. S55, currency; steerage 3d. currency Prepaid
steerage certificates from Cardiff S3, currency. Drafts
for 81 and upwards. For further particulars apply TO
ARCHIBALD BANTER 4 CO., Agents,
IL Broadway, New York.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
L The GREAT TRUNK LINE
ru. AND UNlrxD STATES NAIL ROUTE
Cortlandt streets follows
Express lor HARRISBURG Pttsburg the West and SOUTH
NJ SUNDAY 9aase and as 80 - NJ anu
For Williamsport. Lock Haven. CORY and Erie, via
rhladelpha and Erie Railroad, $50 7. NJ. for vii
For Saiiincra;, Washington and the south Limited
except unday, $3.50 A. NJ: arrive Washington 4:lO p
N. Regular at $40 A. NJ, and P. N. sunday .
Express tor Philadelphia, $40, 9: 80 A. NJ, $780, a45
sso p .n ana Il night sunday s. l. $50 and r. NJ
Accom- tor Trenton f ao a 4. H.. and $40 p
For Newark az o. SO "a! Sc TO- 4 4 M EM,is2
sIS 30 p NJ and Il night sunday day SO and
F? s Sl sS 80 a 4s 4 .s . 80 sg
sl9 10, II 30 p. NJ and Knight sunday 52o and $40
'?. sTi S saS $50 u sd Is IN and and
rY5 S 3 IS ss 4meGy and South and
For New brunswick, and sA NJ, Il ~, Z s:lo 4.lo,
For s Sa Sly a u snf 4 nl so and .opx
For Lambcrtville and Pennington 80 4; NJ and 81 n
For phillpsburg and Bevidere, g;D A. NJ, and p ~
81 $$,sssaGsd y, ; s%aa II and.
For pemosr 1 and Camden A. NJ and via boat nom
and .s5 r NJ daily; $50 r. NJ daily, except Monday.
From Washington and Baltimore, S;lo M No. tli rs
From Philadelphia, $40 80 80, 10: Is, II IS A II,
SaS i Is 4 ", go and 70 s.r T y; aro.s ~,
Aston House and foot OF besbrosses and Corand streets
Lmigrapt eke IS office No Battery place Boyp r.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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IN NOTICE.
The most southerly has always adopted by
this company TO avoid ice anu he adiands
ro FROM Piers 4 ana 4 North River
10 QCEENSrOWS AND LIVERPOOL.
SPAIN, July l. ga NJ lGREECF July is q 30 A. NJ
CANADA, July IL, 2:30 p NJ THE QUEEN, July IS Pm
FOR LONDON DIRECT
DENMARK, sumner. Thursday July 2 SIP. NJ.
Cabin passage, 5I0 $50 currency. Steerage greatly
reduced prices Return tickcs at reduced rates Pre-
paid steerage tickets Liverpool at the lowest rates
Apply at The company's office, 80. 80 broadway.
r. W. }. HURST, Manager.
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IL NEW CHAMPION Captain Stead. leaves pier IS
foot Franklin street every Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday, AT =. NJ for Caskill Creek Landing and Inter
mediate points. steamer ANDREW HARDER opposite
days r. NJ This is the ony line of ,atskil boats
witch connects with Churchil's stages for the West
Through tickets sold to Cairo. Durham. Windham,
CToNINGToN LINE FOR BOSTON.
- The elegant steamers
NARRAGANSETr, every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa.ur-
day.
sToNINGToN. every Monday. Wednesday and Friday
from pier IS North River, at p NJ.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FOR Is74-HARLEM AND
= New York Navigation Company. Commencing
Monday. June lo, landing al Eleventh street, Asto-
ria, Eighty fourth street and Harlem
Tine OF leaving Peck slip--6:3O $3.50. T:S0 $50 55
$50 10. 10 80 and II 80 A. NJ I. NJ 10 lao $780, 8 80
T. 400 B. $50 $50, 6:3O and r. "
n B.-see Time Table where boats land. Sunday
boats leave Peck slip for astoria and Harlem every Is
minutes, landing at Eleventh street each wav com
mencIng at gl5 A. VI. last boat leaves at sP NJ fhls
the only line connecting with for High and
kngsbridge j. f. TALLMAN, superintendent
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THE STEAMERS SETH Low WILLIAM FLETCHER
i BlRkBECk and others can be chartered fishiuS
excursions towing barges attending by ap
plying at D6 West street. =
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A MEXICAN LINE
n THE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF


A MEXICAN LINE.
n THE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Weekly mail steamship service between
Philadelphia and Liverpool,
calling at Queenstown.
Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia, and sailing
every Wednesday rom LIVERPOOL
The following steamships appointed to sail from
Philadelphia
INDIANA........J June e ILLINoIS......... July Q
-ABBUTsFORD.. June rs OHIO. Is
PENNSYLVANIA. July 81 'kENTLwORTH -. July Is
Prices of passage in currency.
Cabin S75 To 500. according to accom- mod tons
steeraae and intermediate tickets and ali points
at the lowest rates.
Steamers marked with star do not carry interme-
dat Passenl accommodations all classes unstr-
passed Ample attendance Is provided. livery steamer
carries q surgeon and stew rdess
These supplied life RATS in addition
to the usual lie boats and He preservers
Through tickets aud through bills OF ading issued
tween all promnc mt points
For ssage. OF freight and other information ap-
ply to PETER WHICH 4 SONS, General Agents
AZ Broad street, N " and 3o7 Walnut street Phila.
Richardson Spence 4 Co., n. 4 j. Cummns Bros.
Liverpool. Queenstown.
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DED STAR LINE,
~ appointed to carry the Belgian and United States
mails
The following steamers are appointed to sail
FOR ANTWERP.
From Philadelphia. From New York.
mcfarland. ,...'.July Is SwITzEKLAND July l
CfBEi.E. .......... July is COLINA.........Juy2 %
FROM ANTWERP.
For Philadelphia. For New YORK.
vADERLAND.. July Is CoLINA ......,......July
NEDERLAN ....... Aug. 6 SWITZERLAND. July 25
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin so second Cabin $50
Steerage and intermediate tickets 10 and from all
points at the lowest rates.
Passenger accommodations TOR all classes unsurpassed
Ample attendance IS provided. Every steamer carries
surgeon ana stcwardess.
Through tickets and through bills OF lading Issued be-
tween all prominent points
For passage, rates OF freight and other Information
apply 10 PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents,
- .. -- 81 Walnat street. Philadelphia
b. WONDER DECKE General Europea an Agent Antwerp.
:. 0AO. W. COTTON. Agent. " Broad street
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TIL OF JULY-A GRAND EXCURSION TO THE
r occan.-Splcndid sea going steamer ESCORT will
make an extra excursion Saturday, Juty 4 around
sionists splendid view Of the harbor, oruncatons
view OF Long Branch from the &C..
hours nshng Leaving foot 81 twenty second street
North River, ats A. NJ pier g. foot of spring street
North River, at 30 A. NJ. pier North River at A
Music. restaurant &C., board Fare for the excnr
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

REGULAR DAILY MORNING BOAT FOR
"A PeeksKill and Iona Island.-The steamboat THOMAS
P WAY will leave foot barclay street North River
a. NJ Twenty fourth street, rs 4: NJ. and make the
Sing, Haverstraw. ca ,sy Point and verpansssi con.
Thursdays and Saturdays. Freight received and de.
hvercd at Barclay street until 5 T. NJ.
II. +. AYRES Superinte ndent
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CUNDAY BOAT FOR GLEN COVE AND RoSLYN
y landing at College Point, Great Neck City Island,
Sands Point and Glenwood.- steamer SEAWANAKA
will leave pier East River peek si) every Sunday, al
O'Clock A. NJ, Ninth street $3.50 and Thirty third
street at Gals. returning to the city about O'Clock z NJ
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CELECr EXCURSION, JULY e. TO NEW HAVEN
- the beauuul city of Elms. New and elegant
steamer q a. NokThAM leaves Peck slip at A. NJ,
Haven, returning at II 80 Pm. The view along Long
Island sound around New Haven Bay make the tTin
unsurpassed Fare for round trip, s. No charge for
berths -
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y zens, Cornwall, Newburg, MARLBOROUGH. Milton
New Paltz). Esopus-Thc steamboat THOMAS COR.
NELL leaves Harrison street, pier 81 n R.. every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at4 p NJ
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GALLON STEAMERS WYOMING AND GEORGE T.
- ELEPHANT run daily, charter, with barges Re
public Chicago Baldwin, sarah smith and Caledonia
Spring antoriental Groves Odce SS4 West street. on
pose Christopher street Terry. Open evenings
II. H. ttOSSETT
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L'ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON. VIA NEWPORT
l. and Fall River-The world renowned stea mers
BKIo col aud PROVIDENCE lsave pier 70 North River
foot of Murray street. daily Sundays lncuded) at p
NJ Through tickets sold at ali principal hotels In the
city. HAMS Sand engaged tor the season.
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TIL or JULY YACHT RACE.
4 The Perth Amboy Yacht Club offers the following
prizes to be sailed tor the itn July 1874 hy omen
ib aud mansail boats First class (25 feet)Firs
prize, 500; second prize $50 second class under q
feetfirst prize $75 second prize $50 Entries cose
July q entrance fee $40 For further at,are
the Secretary, W B. THOMAS, "a Broadway, New Yorx
or Perth Ambov. y. j.
9TH OF July THE STEAMBOAT ARMENIA WILL
r leave Christopher street at S:l5 and Twenty
street at SGD tor Iona Island. Cozzcns Dock at West
Point and Ncwburg. Fare fifty cents each way.
". Grand ttn and sh OF July excursions ON
Saturd ay the t!h OF July and Sunday OF july
1874 The splendid large double decked saloon steamer
THOMAS POWELL Captain Abrams), OF the Albany
and Troy line, will make the above excursion 20 New.
burg, stopping at Cozzens' dock West Point Iona
Island, each day this Il chance seldom Being
very swift boat passengers will have ample the
unertnt places tor recreation ana viii return home In
time so that you can witness the fireworks. Washing
tons headquarters Will be the public The view
OF the highlands and the old fort alone Is worth the
price OF ticket No pains or expense will be spared
give pleasure and satisfaction 20 n and IL Is intended
make these the most rcspec table excursions
son and the iastidous will have com.
plant The steamer will DO W III provided with refresh.
ments o. all kinds schillinss Long Branch Orchestra
and Coion Hand Is engaged for the occasion steamer
leaves follows Companys dock foot OF Leroy street.
North River s 80 A. Fulton ferry, Brooklyn A. NJ
twenty third street, North River, 9.iO A. NJ Thirty
fourth street North River 10 A. NJ Tickets for RON nd
trip 81 each
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DEGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEW
IL burg landing at ionkers onia Island. Point
Cold spring ana Cornwall The iavorite steamer NEVER
SINK Cap ain James sherman, leaves Fulton terry
Brooklyn at A. NJ West Eleventh street. North River
at $780, and Twentythir street, North River cocS
Fare tor the excursion 81.
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TULY ls74.-GRAND ExCuRsIoN.-THE WORLD
= renowned steamer PROVIDENCE (of the Fail River
Incl CAPTAIN b. NJ simmons, will make grand excur
sion. saturday July 4 down New Yors Bay, out tie
Atlantic Ocean passing Long Branch and RETURNING
WILL run up the Hudson River starting iroui pier No s
North River, loot OF Murray street, ut ~ A. NJ Hallf
boston Brass string ami Reed Bant and Orchestra have
been engaged for the occasion. III kes s.. For sale a
all hoets and ticket Offices and on the pier.
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TEXAs LINE-FoR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT
Key West carrying the United states MaiL-Steamcr
STAR OF TEXAS, Captain Bolger. will leave pier 20
East River. Friday, July At T. ~ Through bills OF
lading given TO Houston and ali points the Gave
Houston q and HENDERSON and B. b. and G. T. X. No
sage, having superior accommodations, apply to
G. H. MALLORY 4 CO.. 1873 Maiden lane.
w L. CLYUE ll9 w all
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DEGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR KEY
~ port landing at Ehzabethport Union Landing Ross
vile and Perth Amboy. The favorc. steambo itNELLI
WHITE, captain J. b. Davis leaves Barclay street
North River at 9:l5 A. NJ.
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IN DAILY LINE To NORFOLK,
and Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Petersburg and
Richmond
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
leave daily at 5 p. NJ for Norfolk and PASsENHER
STEAMERS for Norfolk, City Point Richmond on
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays same hour; and
Fridays. r. NJ Tor Norfolk only
Through bills Of lading and tickets issued to
ali points South and Southwest via Virginia and Tenncs
Atlantic Coast Seaboard and other lines; also by
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western points and
by steamers At Norfolk tor Ne@bcrn and Washington
G., am other points. Office. l97 0reenwich street
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GRAND EXCURSION OF DAHLGREN POST. lis, @.
VI A. r., to Ludley's Grove, July (, ls7i-Saloou
steamer Norwalk and barges William Myers and William
IL Morton. Music BY Meyers full band The barges Will
lie at tue loot OF Market street, r. H. and West
street. y r., while the steamer makes the following
landings :Broome street r., at 8: Market street. 20;
West Tenth street $3.50 and Thirty six tn r. al
10 A. ~ Tickets admitting gentleman and lady 81; cx-
lady's tich sets, aOc.
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DEMOvAL OF STATEN ISLAND FERRY FROM PIER
10 North River to foot OF Whitehall street. south side
OF the Battery Boats leave hafpast every hour daily,
excepting The 4 ~ AMI 80 SUNDAY half every
hour, Tor New Brighton, snug iarbor, West Brighton
Port Richmond and Elm Park. Fare 0centS
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nm DECK-POLLOCK'S HOTEL. HIGH BRIDGE
" Boats leave PECK slip half hour; Eighth
nue. cars to McComb's dam both meet High Bridge
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY 1s74-ouADRUPLE SHEET


A FINR OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE AN EsTAB.
"A tshed retail Furniture Business. centrally located;
dong good cash trade splendid chance Tor man
wishing TO make money, or would take partner with
5000 cash. Address FURNITURE, Herald Uptown
Branch office.
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RIO LONDON DIREcT-THB SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
4 DENMARK Thursday. July For pssssge from Or
70 London, Liverpool, Queenstown glasgow, Derry
Belfast at lowest rates apply al THOMPsoS's Passage
onfee, IS broadway corner Rector street
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SoUTHERN LINE
FOB NKw ORLEANS DIRECT.
The following new and first class steamers will sail
every Wednesday at r. NJ, from pier - East River =
CAKoND4LET, Captain McCreery.
Sfrv * n ~; July
CITY OF SAN ANTONIO july ~
Indianola, Rockport AranzAs Wharf Brazos Santiago
and st. Louis Cabin passage, stD Steerage do SIS
For freight passage having superior accommoda
apply to G. II. MALLORY CO., Agents,
lb2 Maiden lane.
, 1874-04-20

BROOKS SIDE.

THE SITUATION UNCHANGED.
ST. Louis, April 19.-Tho Democrats special
from Little Rock, tonight, aays the situation is
essentially unchanged. Tho presence Of the
Unitcdstatea psdeters any aggressive demon
stration on the part Of Baxters forces. Crowds
trong the streets eager to learn Of tho projected
governments. Your reporter has conversod with
several OF the insurgont leaders, most Of whom
privately express themselves as
D1EausTED WITH THE INSANE PoIICY
and conflicting counBels, coupled with tho inde-
oislon Of Baxter. md Aome Of hiH ardent Bup-
porters and best fighting material have gone
homo with the avowed purpose Of pursuing their
rogular avocationB.
About noon today aomc twenty colored
troops, disarmod and held under guard by
Baxter, broke through their linos and joined
Brooks forceR at the State House.
TILE CITIZENS OFFER AID TO nRooKH.
Material aid from q great masB Of citizens,
both in this city and State, is offered BroolB In
abundance, and he is as secure OF his position
rs An unqualified support can make him:
Sion Of tho executive Office has excited comment
and provoked questions abroad.
HOW lie GAME INTO OFFICE.
In Justice to tlat gentleman ever snce
Of the Office Of dovornor in judicial tribunals,
Baxtor has openly assorted he would neither re-
srect nor abide BY any decision Of the courts i'd
| full Of inyootiyos and
THREATS OF RESISTANCE.
to any judicial order restraining the exercise Of
SAID official functions. While tho question Of
preme Court, he doposed bis Republican militia
| toCicora, called around him the Southern Demo-
cratic element, received his militia, surrounded
tho State House with armod guards, eutronchel
| himself In tho Executive o1ico, and
DARED NOT VENTURE
| beyond tho Executive precincts. And when 1t
waB announced that the decision would be
| reached, he prepared proclamation declaring
proclamation,:n his pocket to tue Supreme
| Courtroom with Instructions that should
the decision bo adverse to him TO read the proc
| laruation and atreBt the members Of tho Court.
Theae facts are vol known here, aud other
| gtatog understand but little the circumstances
which have conspired to cause the
| DE11LoEnHNT ATTITUDE OF THE TWO PARTIES.
Brooks has promptly acquiesced In tho order
OF Col. Rose directing that al armed mon DO
kept of tho atreetA. and has Withdrawn hls aen-
tiuela from tho sta.o-House grounds, but main
| tains
| wARLlAE ATTITUDE
within the Capitol. A dispatch received bore
from Mr. Wiltshire, Of the Arkansas delegation
in Congrena to Daxtor, asking him to havo
United atatos Dstsiot-Attorney Harrington oon-
tradict the statement made III the Lower House
Of CongreHa yesterday by Hynes concerning tho
| seizure OF tho telegraph offioo hore, and the.
SUPERVISION OF DISPATCHES.
Baxter wrote reply for Harrington to sign,
bnt that gentleman doolineu, and sent the tele-
gram himself, confirming, Hynea, statement
from, his ' own mud other oiioals' l per. per-
amidst the orowds upon the streets, that tho
insurgents were coming. produced an electric
effeot at tho Rtate.House In an instant
mapnod' mani thse wi windows iiilled Cd With DO:
terniued defenders, and tho entire