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DeposIts or one dollar aud upwards received, ana
six per cent allowed on deposits.
Rank opan every day from c'c.ocS 4. ". uli
O'Clock r. ", aud on saturday from =. al usi
Pm. zs5 stssf aa,
Security undoubted. u A-eodSm
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POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY-POlCe-Ju Justice
| ,IoseDh J. WIlite preSiding.-The following
! narties were examined and discharged: Sa-
| lima Massie (colored), charged with stealing
S55 from the person of Rio Luigi; William
Johnson (colored), charged with feloniously
assaulting and striking George Washington
| fcolored(; George Washington, charged with
threatening to Kill William Johnson; William
Fre7fogle and John Cox, charged with ere
atjpg q disturbance in the house Of W. W.
| Putnam.
John Smith was sent on to the Hastings
Court for indictment for stealing two twenty
dollar notes and two tive-dollar notes from
the coat of Mr.. Edward Barlow, IN English
man. Barlow and the man who gives the
name of Smith were among the visitors to the
penitentiary on Monday, and there the So
called Smith struck up an acquaintance with
Barlow. Monday evening Barlow was play
| ing game of bagatelle at the saloon of Mr..
B. X. O'Dwyer, and had taken off his coat
and left the money in one Of its pockets.
| The so.callcd Smith, sezng favorable op-
portunity, stole the money. Accused was
arrested by Policemen Cartwright and Han
non, and the money was recovered.
Isaac Erskine was fined 50 for being drunk
and interfering with persons in the street.
| Nick Permission (colored boy) was as
signed to a cell in the city Jail for the period
of five days for stealing bottle OF mean
whi>key, worth fifty cents, 1he property Of
an Italian named John Casassas.
| Norman PleaSants and Andrew johnson
1.-TWO very small, very ugly, and very dirty
colored boys,) were brought up on the grave
charge Of stealing one horse and wagon OF
the value of $3.50, the property of James T.
Redd. No intention of committing theft was
proved, but it was pretty we'll demonstrated
| that Peasants was in the habit of "b borrow
| ing" the horse and buggy for an evenings
recreation. He was required to give surety
for good behavior, and in default was sent to
Jail ior thirty days. johnson was discharged.
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LOST. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

vEGETINE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
INV 5-W& 2t
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DAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK
lGa specially at the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE.
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DHILIP J. WRIGHT,

DHILlP J. WRIGHT.
(Ia,e LANCASTER Co.J
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROkRR, STUB
AUCTlONEER. Gpealer 10 SPECIE ana STEh-
LING EXCHAh AhGEgRICHMOAD, VA.
ap 21-1m
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CITIZENs BANK OF RICHMOND.
DruORIZEU CAPITAL,

2. W. PICKRELL, President;
E. B. SNEAD, Cashier.
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EOUSD. q BREAST-PIN, on Main strrPt
L between Fourth and Eighth con: lining hair.
and Inscribed, in m mOry Of !. S-isor," which
mon, my 6-lt
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r OST.-Siraved from 515 Seventh GEssssH
IL street; between Gay and Leigh, a dark 1-A~
brown COW with black face, broad horus, smoo al
crop in l4ft ear, and crop in the right ear wi TWO
slits. a reward Will be paid for her return.
my 5-2* j. NJ. LOG An.
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ROBERT A. LANCASTER, WILLIAM Ii. LUcKE.
r ANCASTER g. LUCKE, STOCK AND
IL REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
OfTca. State Bank building, 1l11 Main street
Richmond, Va.
Securities OF all kiuGs bought and cold on com
mission. Specie and Foreign Exchange dealt in.
Loans negotiated. Keai Estate sold privately or 81
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r OST, ON SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY
IL lst, on third be;wee ByrI and Cary or on
Cary between First aud ThlrL streets, BL tCk:
GRAPE VFIL. A liberal reward will be p"'d "
left al this oflice. my h-3tS
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AYED-Gme 10 my house EN->
- on Saturday forenr ou q SMAI' A,bR- hSA
krL PONY with letters hip. 1be o"h~. vi.
come rward pay chsrcs and take itawa?, or IL
will be dealt with u The law directs.
j. II. pODp. tPDfral road.
my l.3t+ four miles be low lIle city.
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TAKEN UP, ON MONDAY THE sTwo
Il Sd OF May. on my place, near Oakwood. 5S-a.-
TWO COWS-onc DARK RID hEIs-R one
LIGHT Rt ID with white about the head. The
OWNER, Will plea come forward, prove pro- serty,
pIy DAMAGES ana TAX. them away.
my 5.2r W. E. BASS.
, 1875-04-20

" recommended thctm Ia younger n,rn
~ nubjecla VI esrcci,, klMiy. with
thess siewk need moi aay how far an' from rrgar-
nH tho approaching celebration viii, Indifference.
II IL entirely loyon my power 10 crosA tho acA tSc
with tho rrracnt aintsahlo rontnunrntuns for thn
purpose Of attendance. The present sIno arlens 10
he for tic cvcn Independently of my atcilda1,co fl
M nj Al liberty 70 rnt astic but carncsly hore;
md casl,,ot doubt, that tho cclebrr.slnn wtl!
hc verify Of te occasion. IN rrsroarectf.c viewm
fhs pss i. w a aH 10 nSt sSn
'lry rhonh severely blame their ANCESTORS, whnaa
ntrugse to maintain te unity Of tho IfitlH, EmIirn
u oi,o that nl1ss, I think, "frr the lasn Ereat Was
with son,o sympathy and Indulgence We en-, hardly
30 cNlcclel IL ratio very highly Tue tnotlves Of
those othcr powers who Threw thrir weight iutn thu
Issue ot to war. fct, fer INC, can mot truly NY
that, "',atcyur The motives ana howeser painful
tns psossss: theT willis scetns ,o 70 sn.n 10 ~ H. Y,
rrranlng ,s frsh ororis, the rytin'lni"n Of which
waMid haye been m Nnnited CYL: ~ rrgaTaA thn
Fathers Ut Tho Ainerrsn Constitution the;nse'sea
qualities anu achievements wl a. admiration ~
turc ~ that Of American citizens themselves, anil eai1
rIoec no css heartily That In the co'1'sea u rost-
nost beneficial Ia Tho world. Tho ctrc'.hlstanccs
Under which tho nnitcd HatcA l~Ean tctr ilanna n1-
lhtenca nud their Nncxamplrt rapidly VI advance Id
wtaltf, aud Ioifation, enterprise aia powcr haro
They will bo tstt. eal! 1t thr bar VI htstory.
but IN Erratcr scaio they will ts enmared with tho
Mernot only Of other countries M nns 4Iit,e oi %nes
times. They cannot escape rem fEe Anbllitlcs
and burdens which their RrcA:nr" i'nroao on tlien
No ono desIrcA feryeitiy an dn that thoy .nny
10 enabled to realize tho sghc.. hnpes snu anetra-
1nen. ! have tho i.n.or to b.: Ec'tlencn your
nbllgsh aud faithful servant, ". l.. GLADSTONE.
, 1875-04-20

Special Dtsnaseh TO Ths Ehfeaan Tribune.
LANs1Sa, Mich, April 19.-1n the House ot nspn+
raseutatlgcs no.buaipcsa mas dono thla mnrning n
quorum being present. A2r. rn., call Of thslfosa
having been ordered In tho morning, tia abstassa
we're bsouRht In by tho sersaaut-at-Asms anil s'o1tl
10 take thsr eea!s. Tho Committee on Military Asia
reported fayorahly soato bill No. 1o', amending 4.
OFT, Compiled I.aws, concerning persous Hs
bio to do military duty, aud Aees
bill No, 39a, with m amcnlEt.t
providing that no militia eAouM bc raised aurst
1878, Both bills were passed. in tho general os!G,
From the Aonasq wero received number of LIZ.
aosuo having been amended. The lfouso coucuTtsa u
tho acun.o amendment to tho charter Of Lowell IL
uo,,so vcns into Committee Of te Wholc, md s1se1
10 shs following bills: Senate Joint rssolu'os l.
pFoyiling for further payment on tho Sail
claim in the way Of tntercst; Bcnaso ha
"a, amending Bee. u.s. relative 10 Tho militia; Hou.s
hlil 20, alns4ling Sec. 2,o90 Compiled Lava of ",
concafntng tho Mttnenapce o. haltes for tho rsnat
of nah House I'LL al9, amclllng ths law conceni1!
rural cta,nlestta' Sonata hi!l iG'. ,pto,idiEft
schools In tho p2ros Peninsula by baot stHi. y
Of lh7l ouse bill NJ to pny tho Sheriff o. u saT 1
County while attend!pg tlp Circuit Court: loaa r. f.
all, To prevent the foreclosure Of mortgages ~ ~
Committee roau and tslq uouaa concurssa. 1hs see
ata was not u acaaion.
, 1875-04-20

thnuaahtr having Rdno TO Concord pad Lexington,
wlo additional lhosan.la crowd tho fstoah dcpos,
unAb1n 10 buy tirxes fnd transportation. business
Is atmost entirely nnslcnlct Tls Legislature, thu
Governor ant, his sl., ami nuasly al Tho military
cotnhhn!cs, left early thlA mpttltnR.
NEW York AND SYRACUSE.
NEW YoMK, April 19.-Tho flags on tEs Citg.ffall,
tho newspaper olces. tho oioA, ss,d tl,o gfsses l-
her rf large business ,',ncs ,lnwu town, were al full
mtst iH-tlay IT. honor If Lexington anti Concord.
tnc hundred guns mero fired at byfacaBs ia honor
Of lie .ay.
SMALL MAsnAcnusErTs TOWNS.
DosroN. April le.-At Acton, MasS., gins werd
frett hn.l bea runR nj sunrlto nos. nt,l rnnact n
celeiAtlon Of tho ernlcnnlai. rns monument ercctc
10 tla mrtnory Of Hayward and lfosmrr, WHO fell IN
tho t;oAcortt ANlt, whs appropriately .ecnrntbf. Dr.
Q; II Loril,R tliyerc AZ address IN thu evening, ami
ball closed Tho avcnts OF tlo tfHy.
Arlington wan decorated will 1owtrs and nottoes,
anil nalWtcs wero ltred n1Id t,rlla ruHg.
At Manchester, N. IT,, satutn Of = hundred guns
wna fred.
Many Ut the towus nnin extraordinary dtsrlayx Of
lnntng. tbs thy was phe Of unusual celebration
throught Eastern Massachusetts.
, 1875-04-20
Mr.. GLADsTONE'6 LETTER.
4 NOZZLE EEKQRT,

Izs1Ka1ox, April l9,-The following IL Nr. Glad.
stones letter, read 1t tho banquet:
Losnos, March ., ls15.-uEsF+EuEs; hare thu
honnr reccise the letter In which you convey 10
very warm auA courteous Invitation to attend the
banquet which It IL Rgopo4ed to Ao4 u lexington ~
conncuora,Iou at attai4utnt of ha Independence
Of the Halted st4te4 Of America. Ths eiFcumstaness
Of aha wax Which ylsldol tlat ss4ult. sas
principles II tsuzEases, aud !hs remarkable
powers and characters of ths rFiacial who took
part. whclsF sol!ars civilians In ths struggle,
tass hixa3s invested 1t With pAeo. iatssast In my
eyes quits ntepsneut Of ths tptltaAte o hA
county ~ t4e sssnts thsnaelrsa, On sccount ot
he.s fs*tsts that war aaa III seeompansuts sssuasd
to n4e 10 constitute uaeof tho tno4t instructive chap
{ese ot mqderu history, md ! bare Espe%as&'
, 1875-04-20
AFFAIRS OF STATE,
commonwealth, News Of Itllno,.
Michigan, and Minnesota


AtFAofah uF oSE HILL AMP VETO OF ANoTEEh
Srrefat nttr.feh II Tie Chfca7a rriauhs
HpniN1ffErn. Ill.,, Arf!i 1?.-0ov. l}evurtdas h ~.
approved tho Heapats' liti antt f1cd lis veto n ~
otleo Of The Becrotary of Bato 10 Tho Cnmnra tdn ~
authorize conntses, cities, ami tuwns n levy aud co.,
tax 10 pay interest railroad bonds anil To ,rox,
sinking fnud for tho ultimate payment Of the hcr,.
Tho following n tho veto message:
Thls bill provides Tint Interest registered ~,
saMr.t III ad Of railroads shall bc rattt A. lhn n1
designated In said tnhtit and that tho loca ,,,a!h h
Ties nuy. IN thcIr dac.elion, 1cyy ta1 f 1a,
molintn the art Ut Tcb ia, 1865, and IL" tss,, ss,
Arril II, 1b6 Thesr two acts authorize hc re- Ct
tlon ut sa.d hnlh In Tho Auditors o''1re ani, ~. 81.
tho Interest thereon In Tho natne nat,ltr ~ m ~
londs OF hs sato. On Tho rAt day ii Dccetanba!n,s Ms
lsif, there were ol!sstanlnE honds rcgtncrea unf,
oH,%!l,6s. Total, sl5,s7o,1io.aa. Ihc.e 1.,n., .t
j. s7, by tho several a,'hoftss 1t foG.5a1y 5ay
ssxfn s ii ,neor9s5ssd tsxns, sna u ~ tovn.ntt v"iat
hacs uto value Of aaiI bonds, tlo ucal aat!s. g.
,!st a.a then'so!,e, ot Zig lrov.59ns u .s y.
,ods vera rrgireret and tie fact Of rev;s.;,s.s H.
noed thereon. " t'.n ,ccenting ths rrayhlonsd
,a ts o np 'sa s n, n
state bouds aud tho State became obligated to s1,S1a
so.loct the tsse' IND sy ill., !nisssss en rad fesls
~ ~.ionns' ~ aeL - tet"tsan9a changed III
trffhs anu eoAa1lote VI falA ponus al /,
.ns n Hs r.. s,., sha p,ass o. payment n.s, "i %
n,niss 10 lesy ee,set, ,n anu pay sae inserc. ri
~ 2. aao it, a H. @xn9 on 'aspf
=! ~ 'ato aauea saae - tac r. oonas, made them .,.
acsso,o Mn ana 'a1o tns v"t between III
ikcE Aha ~ asSt WV !aitia ot he Saa
eaReo 10 tne oee.on aaI paynen. VI tlt latst.
es. OIL ELL nam HhS'*sMH., po"as saa IN the s1,n
ser spet,hca IN sAt ae9} hhd, l,ras
the Htee rtv u oesl ey o,c ~ mr. towa, @ as ns
20 .ae essn nnucf tho soItn,
!es 81 ' & rMnnE stsa,s y o. toss tslo
nan 8uu, ~ MII 1 ~ nops ll1ee. Ia ~
fn nfaah LII ., 1 e1Is @ u ""mga"n 2, sohtfa
ansaa NV I Iuth1 1a.t III an ~ , M1 ~. @ t5tss.
t1ls. sa " T. s aa ~ hT ~. .e hl wshE!
theFe'o III @ tMo rs o, .@o ssefetsf5 c.
a'a.c. I.,- N ,o-s 'o"S H. b1'h"louR, uoEcsuof.
ofH1" W. lo"' ~
Enh rEs1EhNTiAnq. =,
Capt. !. D. Nnlenan, ,hrScr.aer oil. y. Wham sr,r.
ilsntiasy oon,ssionsF h,sa hls Official loud Ia i,
ot'ice Of the Hocretary o. statc today. Tho Appoint.
inst't o. chp Nn,eman u . seyoro blow to NAam, n
re was kaoWn 70 bc Inc ns9st osnoxioa of al men IL
the State 10 Villain. 1t 10 understood that asn,.ot
Logan dlsayo"s any Ienionsis,tl!ty Tor tia aproat
Ac!t OF Tetcution ol Wla, nnt concurh fl'ly IN tn
action OF thd lbfef1of Ill MAKING tha tlauEs, I'D,
, 1875-04-20
THE BANQUET.

CoxconD. April 10.-Om1ng tn the 1atsncss Of the
hour At Which the procession isban.A, tho tent was
not thrown open to tcket.holaors uutI3 =. ni, ami
then 10 tleusa was tho ctuwl surrounding 1t On oil
eIes that ali thosp entitled to admission lid not aue-
coed In affecting Al entrance before o'clock. Tho
programme contemplated thir.y-four regular
! toa4ts, hut tho latcnces Of tho hour anil
The very chilly weather neceaslsael serinls
custailmont. rho table assigned to tho President
rnd other distinguished guests, Including metnsers of
aov. assto and stan. and othora to tho number Of
ss s;sa Az s r. 9a dss;: as ;s;s sss; Il Sc
r!:sss Of Il u.:
rcstented to by Mss E1eslo.,sy: Tls Dead of LEI.
inglon" responded 70 by Con. bank: rhe Orator Of
us9ds Ns1er w forast a proa po,a
the war NOTE fron'. 1e.ing,on Cor chan,beriatF my
mo.e stato to tho hne" CIV. Chamberlain, who re-
so S hs .smeas os s ss1nest aelrs for cerete s @
and carly rertoration Of trno frateEnal feel
aaa o 0Sssa ,as tive q ssss as
'aaon believed TUT on Tho Nth of APRIL and tho
htatore grounds OF coucozt, ash& 1s1ineon. Nasaae:
shs United slates" No rsssr fraron.e VIA given q
this toast, hut In LOU latter VA read from ez:pre,
!. hS Th: s -a @q.x as >,
M sas.aehasstts, "Tho eo,'escs sad tnfSers}tiss,"
TO which Gal.. Con: Joshua l. Ghaane1ia!n s..aov-
sponard. .Tne Choice Of the United States" ne
apon,u by Elliott g. Gowlen oi Nav York.
tho sentiment "The ChArnbor Of Consmercn Of tho
s Nsw lS.as H. a ibid psfsnl s s, % %
stincttrey dfeadcd sho dangers wleh must 10 IL.
CURED by eo.nnaeree in any undertaking Of th4s
cial nation ia the world Yet from tile outset lie
, 1875-04-20
Tho Ro1tghncss of n Cold North
easter Clips Much Of tho
Interest.
At CONCORD.
THE MORN.
IN nUNaEf MANTLE Glad.

! HE MCHNs
III nUSalsr MANTLE Glad.
Co.conr, April 19.-ro-day tho Oil town rtaoundel
from end to end with music aad reycrberainH echoes
Of patriotic cannon, beginning with "A salute Of 100
guns at sunrise, ono for each year Of Anlcri-
liberty. The dry opened cold au,t clear. Tho
Ahonn with IN adJrI hrilltaucy. Fooplo were carly
abroad ad tho streels hright With gay uniforms
anil flags that oyerarrcad tlcn for miles. The town
truly presented . gala appearance. Many
Of tho ioufta wsro mast h.nlsnme1y deco.
rated. The tocsl company lnarccst to hs Fitoburg
pepot 1t half-pass Q. ut. to receive thnss
military organisations that y tht early trains
People poured In by cyery oonceiyah!s avenue, and
tho town waa eUun full,
, 1875-04-20
GETTING HOME.
ECEHtH,

I1xiHq1oa, April 19.-liayIag hut single track,
tle poston l. Lowell lsail.oadt with tho most sk@ul
management, found ita resources wholly padequato to
trantpost tho lmmenso numbers al peop1o who
were eager to lcaYa tAo seems. pstweeu 3
ueluck i. IN. md o'clock 10 cars, crowded to
their utmost capacity. had passed oree tho ROAD 10
Boston, aud yet Il tat hour aloYu 20 900 inet, women,
an children Msrs .aatoqsy 1c.tns SsSa sscF co1R I
T. aaa m aa'nl ia tssa s'p 81 to.y cass, a. viii treo
eugts,ss, wal started. and Il 1850 r., m.
reached A8stcn. Many ot shs, military
compantes bIilk camrhtea along tho track aud lu |he
nels, and tho sight Ut the gl!sscnng eaJonets aud
tAa Eqnl Of tho snug en |ea recalled tho tcenea pf
few YEARS since mpst yltitl1y.
THE ATTEHnANCE
At tls cast1st!pn f4r oxressd III potut Of numbars
Eay possible expectations. Tho 1aWali Railroad ols
thejr roa 10 aud FROM Lexington and ceucoF4 during
tie day.
, 1875-04-20
C1sIa1E.


4 RAISED DnNFT,
Sp"sial N{trafeA II TAs chteuqo Tribune.
ptNc1as4ti. O., April 1R.-An attempt was made to-
day IN this city to realize draft for =, JUG drawn
by tho Bank Of Commerce Of Rt. Louis on tho Third
Naslonal uank Of tis city In favor Of Hiram Porter,
This passing h.tuEet oGas 1lrsn, Porter claimed
to le from phnrlestou A1o. 1{e negotiated with Lapa
: l!odley. u.aeh!uo manufacturers Vt ths elty, for
uaw.n!ll aud atean1 engine for Sa5so, They cioaca
tho bargain this morning. lo gayo them tho draft for
$;oawhich was pronounced good at the Third
Aank. They gayo lin thcr check for tho balance on
to Flrat National Bank lIa vent 10 draw, hut &atla
n get tdentac ln the 1ne1ntsme tbs TA!rI National
had Vot word by telegraph {ruln h. LonIa that The
draft Lad eon rase.l ffUnl 80. ILn escaped, aud
nobody lost anyl ll!ug, hut II was cloRs shave.
, 1875-04-20

stseiat hhpateA 10 TAs clte4Jo II {6uas.
6r FAutr ApFll lv.-Tlie Jury In the cass Of Rapp,
the third of tue thrco indicted for tho murder of Mrs.
Lek, last asoang agroe verdict ps guilty tu The
hsss tegrea without astng tue rsnalsY. under which
verdict tho Court can ontY sentences to mprsonue4s,
The mo!op for 4tay ot pEecset!iss4 with ylpT to
TAe Court to day u trying 10 Feenre tury for tho
tsjal of Michael Kelly wlo killed. Als neighboF DarneY
lamb ~ thi4 e.!y Aug las, h4'A Awosd, IN asut
abnlit thH lso OF q Woll. -.
sttll oae mora City murderer |as ia jail 4waitsg
trial. - = - - -
, 1875-04-20

Sptetai uispateh 10 7hs G4ituaa 11'aAat' ,,,,
DUBUQUE, H.. April '1e.-pasret Fult, m.s' .'s
whio working at tho windlaas THU moFlne. '.s An
with spopIoxy, lilo had just landed tao ~ Ill
Had tic Nt occurred a instant aooncr hs
tho shaft would l,aye boon killed. The deeea''"
. wIfo RnI iagce children. ~. 11Rt.s
11o Hupteiue Court Df tho bt1to eal liz . nun.
EsAtes District Court u,eoa tomorrow" n, sIa
l,er Of interesting casea are be!oE9 the oou''s
.1frRftnr - ger
, 1875-04-20
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, u. G., APRIL la.-gos ~ ,..,br,
atases aud tls lake region, cloudy snt coo' rn,,
with light rain or SNOW near Iakes Mc's1a, Ia,I,u,
ul Oa.sslo, nnl Light ran u tho soutneea ars,sxas
Of tho Middle Btatea b.jak northeast 10 ~" Mt{A
States and rising bafqMesef III tho lake ses'0a'
, 1875-04-20
THE BALL.
aTtF.Y. 1l4hTiE(1,

LEXINGTON, April l0.-At . promenade
conc4rt and ball was uaugusael IN tho grand tent,
which WAS brilliantly illuminated, and, with i!s gay
ocoIatouA aud moyiag tlrong presented mcniyen!nH
appearance. Supper Berycd at II o'clock, sou ut
this hour dancing IL atill iu progress.
, 1875-04-20

srsetat uhpattA "a TAs Ckfeaya Ttiauas,
rEgIN, H., April 1v-A woman was eAog hero
yeaarday whe.her accidentally or not IL not certainly
known. The man wha did ths shooting Aqa, epl wss
,,4raied ~ far u Morton, but escaped, Tho wount
wa on tbs th!gh, and not dangerous. wv
, 1875-04-20

NFw York, April 10.-ArraYed, stsamanp w.
Moptrcal, from Liverpool ..,.,,n. ,sl
Llyxaroot, April 1o.-atesnsh'rs Wea'p'
Coltio, ftop3 Nav York, hare arrived ous, .,s,t,
QukENsTowN, Arr!l 0,-Tne ftea:Ish'2, ,tf.' h,n
from Sow YorE, and indiaua, from rhilad''''''
arrived. .., l. ottnta
crs nsaI1 cuit,e ao ucess fos service bexsssaa,
FFancsco and China aud japan, Tue utean'Ih H. Ipts
1oady salisa for Hong Ious. BY WY
TosrL4sp, ats,, Aprtl la.-TAe steamship fs'4'''
fFom liverpool, has 4frivod.
, 1875-04-20

BY NIGHT.

ooEooan, April 1s.-lM ths evening grand ball wa4
given IL Agricultural (Isll, wh.cl wa beautifully dee-
GRATED. Tho President aud paess at his party made
their appearance gbaut 10Jot and wrEe Tho cgulrs vi
supper waa stryed II midnight, auA the great day.
will tts crowd aud wpallh pt AiatoEy, wag ever,
, 1875-04-20

u
On ihs cisltecnh llay Ut Apr!i, In scYcnty-n
Hardly inan il mow .l!vo
Who remembers that famous t1ay aud year.
IL IL inn1 ~ or M ~, fron, i'm tow1, ,oiaI,t.
linn ~ 1autrrn ainft in Tia heifry nrcf,
tT liz SortL Church tower. On eiu,,al llRht-
i'm II i.y inn1' an5 two' II hy keae
hnh on lin on,otts ahnrn wtlj la
itsn,y II, rf,ic antl snre"d iha njarn
; Iiraei. oyery ri M,1iesex wi yaao and farm
Eur Tbs soua'fs.folk to ba UP lad arm"
,.. N , u. .n,
@ aem 10 sa,u t. 10 a an .,ro VIA n"oo ese
Wnsrs ~ tas tWuape 5u Vii We 9teh u er
! .J n,ovtoro s;, nt1! with cas sna,t an1 sn,r
Arrmr thr tnnh,, ,.n ,,rison har
HS 9s' ase suv fGu's ssh tI u as vas W. ,send
ny ts own owl 1sfeeson IL tic tile. ~
v,,n,h,,o II, fr,.n,, ,hroo,, .,,.x mi ,,,..t
Wunisrs sid witches With sn:er csrs,
,riIi m liza s!icneo arout,i In lsars
triie ,u,.s!rr If mc,, II lilo barrark door,
ras s soaa l Of xrms i hi III lbs t trsmp IN, of isc
AMI the 1nennursd tre,d Of IN rrcnalIers
Marching do~n to 'Ae'r boat on tie 'aofs:
Then ho c,lr,pc, tho lower cf tho od North Church
X tc thc ,,s19r, nxsthcaI. ''sA
dn,, III st.rtsd VII t1o naeous from tior pcrcb.
In tho somsro rstters, taas round LIN 1nAds
il tiao trembling la,i,ier sieer and tall,
%ns5 hinon,sut IN ps on ths roois t Of tlo Town,
And t!,o moonlight towpa over iii,
Wrapped 1ss iIai il .ilenco e % s deep AMI M iii!
THAT he could bear, nko tAe aentnelH tread,
The watchful nG,it.win,l, IA It went
Creeping along from tent 10 tent,
And seeming to nhtspcr " All in wellf
OF tic place anil the hour, and the aecrct dread
q Ito lanciy hefry ma the dena;
0n @ sl;a!oMy ;. w. aomsthlng n, = iss s away
, 1875-04-20

nixoIHs4T1, o.. Aprt! ly.-At Lexington, Ky., HI
chaxl Tub1 snd Patrick Onfien engaged Ia quarrel
at tho former. grocery, during which Tuby shot
Q'n.len In sls breast With n5yy reyolysr Tuby4
Wife attempting to 1utaFiere tsfetyn& shat iu t4g
bowels, 1oth peS9ouR will DIV.
, 1875-04-20

rliE wIto,n ArMosrltEnE wAh c1,A1,uEn WITH VAN.
We lrls II III nvrry hrtah. Thero waa ssistl's q
ins ~ hs tsols. Tnc Provincial Caugress nroln'ti
siay 1t fs,t!nR humiliation. md rraycr, 'ne,srn of
ssns @ 10 RS hctr ta.e. to Mr neraar. to .1cnt II
tho rrofl s net t, The s.yal oal';stor s1 ls3ns. ~,
t" t"~,' "ss wod setro them ar,ni,.. hs i."a was
,nac nr. Int + was eulrn1y resolved TINT we n,,.at
n anr III sals tho " t srca n: trss ss s an
must hso tho nsss sho.. Th!s was not \
sners, coas' Walk ,raait on nnc Il duly. snl IN.
almost snlnrrl!!lo, rc.lcet for tho aw They isit
in England, aud IN III" chcr Colonies tonc of 'vh!rl
were attii ,certan sna Il "a, feasea at to rorlo
srrar, ~ hecarnW ts con,inentai c"ng1ess
rcto,n1nen,c,l tho ieople of this en'ony to ayai
collision VIII ta k ;. 1o"rE a, IN al Sass: t. ass s
tho Provincial Congress, ocliooa by tho ownncclnEs,
enforced from the pulpit: and ths ress, ead M Ws ws.c
nre sometimes amused to that, Immediately sstr
the lat.lt Of uxingson Tho Cclan'as tNok to eollcs.
Ing affidavit. to stnr ahnt tho fiiish hrs nrst; III
OBJECT Or ruE nnsrssn tAno1s.
When Tho British tr0ora marched t,t this morning,
Il vi. uni merely to destroy tho military stores OIL
ce.el Mt Concord. but to tliJarm ald dapcrzo hny mill.
ery t. IL IT, pfs s s Ss pit pssots
II thoy tad como neroas tnwn.tntenG Or congress-
hell without authority Of thc noy,l Gostrnors war
Ing by .ho bayolot and who will ddaft TINT Ike Tho
Ro,a,, ssnators Ii tlicIr curno chairs aud stately
tho rialu wooden e,lrlcs Of their olcea- nt
tho Town ami connty-wonld bavs yielded np sl,etr
iysanuic.l eo,,,,anI i mattared lttr. md 10 ono
could predict at MI whether tho hrst hlnw would falt
on tho sown.meetlng, Tho conFrsrs in is ttssi9n.
Tho troops wero to lestroy o1.r military etnrcs.
i we sonll so|leet men sno,R'' a., ID ''efsnd
A. mi chr arol1t. nu,1 II tho troops retired, we'll IL
, 1875-04-20

kNTE.PRhNDlAL.

4EE CHHaEs PP sFFFHH'
LEXINGTON, Masy., April l9.-With the .hernotas-
see 1t 49, tlsudeu eAY 4'aetsd " hs i9Ih Of Als,
tlat glo.lqu4 aay Ivy America 499 yeaTs ago. a. 3