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DUET. ASSUNG BIZ GALATTi L PEARSON

| We've jnsf come down to Leonardiown
To have a little sun,
Because The girls are nicer here
Than they are in Washington.
We are also pleased TO come down
And assist you all
10 raising money TO complete
number one TowE Hall.
CHoRrs-Oh! Susan Jane,
From Washington we came.
Then ladies stop your nonsense
And give the boys chance,
And after the Concerts over
Wen try and hare dance.
Well keep time TO the music,
.-As NE gosbohhinx ~swssa, 80
For we've come dow to have some fun
And wake up Leouardtown.
That lady over there,
Who lives from here one mile,
! know she's pleased with that young man,
For just saw her smile.
Another sitting here
Who doesn't seem so gay,
] really Jhink the reason is
Because her beau's away.
CHo2us.
Now. taking all together.
The audience seem we'll pleased
Although there may be some folks here
Who miffcd because we tease.
II so. we beg their pardon.
We don't mean TO offend
Wen sing 20 YOU another verse
And that will be the end.
CHoRrs.
Now as the programmes lengthy,
think we'd better stop,
III go TO Fenwick's-ani I'll go to Moore's,
And We II get glass Of pop,
And il il don't intoxicate,
And lay US on the shelf,
Wen come back son and sing some more.
For YOU know how it is yourself
CHoRrs.
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FOR THE SENATE.

respectfully announce myself as q
candidate for the State Senate, to serve
out the uncxpired term Of Col Chapman
Biliingsiey. aud hope to receive the libes.
al support Of my fellow -ci,ixcns.
II JOHNSON COTTON.
Dec "a, 1STi-
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EIA Brockport man dreamed recent
iy that his aunt was dead, and the
dream proved true. lie tried the
same -anewith his motner-in-iaw,b but
il didn't work worth = cent.
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NORA, Commercial, Financial, &c, as through
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Its indei character and sleyated tone
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tepcr. and reader it potential for good and
The promotion ofeonfdence and good feeling
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aad they took him in.
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THE BALTIMORE SIN.

4 Daily AorRing Journal.
FaH u Meas and Sound in Principle.
Frat Csss and Bs6ePeadenf.
hs Pasf iAs indsx Of as Future.
Cassrsss Gnd Bss. Herspsps, Kno~n.
Poagss Prqaid by the Pa5lisAers,
AnS Price Unchanged.
PGsIished Dolly Except Sunday.
ProPeetss for 1875.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

PAUL BoYNToS TO CROSS THE CHANNEL.
LONDON, April lO.-Paul BOynton will
attempt to cross the channel in his lie
saving dress to-day. Hell to start from
Dover at 8 a, N. and expects to arrive al
Boulogne between 8 and 4PM.
The coal masters Of South Wales have
agreed to stop the lockout for week and
throw open the pits to the miners with a
reduction Of ten per cent, then II work
is not resumed further reduction will
be demanded. The North Wales masters
insist on the ten per cent reduction. They
give their men week to consider the
question. II the terms are rejected l5,-
600 men will be out on strike.
Cardinal Manning opened the Catholic
College atst. Hensington yesterday with
an address, in which he said he regarded
himself intrustel with commission Of
warfare, for he believed the church was
approaching u crisis the most fery for
three hundred years.
The Times, reviewing the text Of the
German note to Belgium, says, "Our ex-
pectati0ns were justified that n fuller
knowledge would remove the more seri.
Gus constructions which have been made
Of ii, Germany demonstrates with Bel.
gium and makes recommendations be.
yOnd the bounds Of good taste, but puts
forth nothing which We are able to
fairly call u threat. It Is the interest Of
every free nation to protest against the
claim that expressions Of sympathy with
any cause in foreign country belong to
the order Of international wrongs which
the State is bound TO restrain: The cir.
Cumstance that neither party to the dis
pute has appealed to tho powers guaran-
teeing Belgium independence also some.
what diminishes the Importance Of the
affair"
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CHICAGO, April O.-Flour-QuiCt ant
unchanged. Wheat-Actlvc and frmer
No. 2 fresh 81 O31G bid regular g. O!SpO
or April 81 OOh seller May; 81 OK scllei
June; rejected 9OHaDiC. COrn-Dull; No. i
mixed fresh 79Nc regnlar OOAa7Or spot
7OAC bid seller May; rejected 7ia7lhc
Qats-ACtiyc; No. ,, Csc spot; G23Gc BID
seller May. Rye-Active; No, |, 81 10
IIarley-Dull and unsettled No. 2, 81 II
spot; 81 0S seller April. Seeds-StCady
common to choice timothy $9 OOng 3O clio
yer ~ SOM 20; prime flax 81 W. POrk-Dul
and unsettled 1T $22 % spot; S22 10 selleI
May. lAlrd.-Dnll md nominal nj $40 l7L
ais 90 spot; SO 25ai6 % seller May; $i5 6(
seller June. Bulk Meats-Dull and nOmi
nal. Whisky-Dull ind nominal at$lii.
All Salcs and deliveries Of grain during
the winter months nre made on 40 for win
ter storage, unless otherwise specified, and
from April ist to November 10Th on basis
OF 10 for storage. Then all grim going II
the store Is bject to 20 storage for the lirsI
20 lays and lIG for each additional 10 days
or part thereof, regular receipts always Ia
have 1--WE days 10 run when delivered
Winter storage begins November 10th and
expires April 10th. All receipts dated on
or after November 10Th aud remaining In
store April 10th md all receipts in store b.
tween November 10th nud February 10th
are subject to lc per bushel storage. Hold
cra or sellers Of grain who are subject Ia
this storage will be obliged to allow 1Gc on
all delivered between the nth and 10th Oi
April, inclusive.
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The Chicago, DAnVillc & Win.
CCnmeN lknilrOnI InAe.

CHICAGO, April O.--Judges Drummond
and BlOdget saL together to hear the argu.
ments Of senator Joseph T. Mcdonald
and Henry Crawford OH the motion to re-
mand the case Of Stephen OSgoOd against
the Chicago, Danville 4 VinCennes Rail
road Company to the Circuit Court
Of Wills county. Mr. Mcdonald made
the points that the act Of Con.
gres Of March 8, 1876, is a revision
Of former laws, and ia the only aCt pro.
viding for the removal Of IL case from the
State to the Federal Courts; that 10 enLi.
tie to removal suit must involve a con.
trOversy between citizens Of different
States, which can be fully determined
between them, In II cause In which the
whole cause can be heard In the Federal
Court; that the application must be made
to the State Court, and must show on
ita face all the facts essential to the right
Of removal and that The order for reno
val in the Osgood case was made by the
State Court aud is d reaction and Il not
valid. At the conclusion Of the afgu.
ment the court took The matter Under ad.
visement. From the various intimatiOns
given by Judge Dyummond dur.
INK the hearing Il ia not considered
that the former order Of Judge
DrummOnd will he fescinded. Judge
Blodget will in the meantime hear the
Arguments on the motion to appoint a
Receiver for the Chicago, Danyille 4
Vinccnncs Railroad IN the Federal Court,
and to dismiss the Receiver appointed by
the State Court.
Grain inspector Harper has been sus-
pended from his office In accordance with
The facts submitted to the Senate by the
Senatorial committee appointed to exam.
inc his books, and his chief deputy clerk,
Parker, lia' temporarily assumed the du'
ties Of the office .#
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 9.-The Town Clerk Of
South Chicago this morning refused 70
sign the certificates Of those candidates
who were declared elected in the recent
municipal election. He justified his re-
fusal BY stating that the illegalities Of the
election were carried to an extent which
rendered them perfectly patent, and that
repeating was openly practiced. The bal
lot boxes Of four or five wards were, he
says, stuffed with between 1000 and 5000
votes, He asked that the election be act
aside for these reasons.
FINE CATTLE AND TISBPRIcEs.
The third annual sale Of short horn
cattle from the LinwoOd herd, owned by
james H. Kissinger, occurred to-day
at Dexter Park, Among the salea the
following were the most notable; IL
lustrious, Third, to Frank H. Pearce 4
Son, Tobula, Ills, for 81 900; Third Lolon
Of LinwOod to George Otley, Nephonset,
Ills, for $500; Mazurka Of LinwoOd
to Ed. lies, Springfield, Ills, for 81 900;
Miss Wiley to A, Crane, Durham Park,
Kansas, $l,20O; Orphan Gwinno to George
otley, 81 ,G5O; Lady Fairy TO A. W. 4 W.
PiCkGral, MsChpnicsburg, Iowa, $1,000;
Queen Charlotte to George Otley, 5000.
The above sales were COWS and heifers,
Among the hullsth only remarkable sale
was that Of Kissingers Breastplate to
h1. lies Tor 5000. In all 81 cows were
sold at an average price Of S502, and four
bulls averaging 7l5. Total amount Of
sales $24,G65. .H. #.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

P0rHvILLE, April0.-TrustwOrthy nd
vices from Shamokin say that all the
miners In that region except few are
on u strike. as
A DIsPATCII FROM GOV. lEARTRANFT
lIARRgBuRG, April 9.-The Governor,
aitor MI interview with the committee
from Hazleton, sent the following tele.
gram to the sheriff Of Luzerne county:
"a committee composed Of Richard
Williams, Of Audenried, James BrysOn,
Sylvester Eagle, ]. Q. Hincler and Chas.
Schulter, Of Iazlcton, Hugh McArvey,
Of Beaver Meadow, and John Brody, Of
IIardey, representing citizens aud miners,
have to-day visited me and Represented
that the reports about the disturbances in
the vicinity Of HazlGton are exaggerated
and many Of them false, aud have de-
Claretl thati the troops were withdrawn
they und other citizens, and the Miners
Association which they represent, will
Obligate themselves TO keep the peace;
that II necessary they will pledge them
selves to supply 10000 citizens toad you
in maintaining order IL disturbances 90.
cur, and they, for the citizens, Miners
Benevolent Association and other assoCi.
ations, will enter into aSolemn agreement
that what isknOwn IA az the dead work nj
the mines will not be interfered with,
and parties willing to do such wOr at
said mines will not be prevented from
80 doing. therefore ask that, In the III
terest Of law and order, you will at once
proceed 10 HazcltOn and make thorough
investigation Of the alleged disturbances
and the disposition Of the miners to pre-.
serve orlcr, and II you are satisfied that
such disposition exists that the gentle
men who to-day made the representation
are able to keep with the miners the
pledges they make for them, and that the
citizens will aid you II there Is any fur
ther turbulent demonstrations, then,
after these guarantees arc made In writ
ing, you will 30 inform me that the
troops may be withdrawn.
JOIiN +. lEARTRANFr, Governor.
Sheriff Kindendall at once replied that
he would proceed to IlazeltOn tomorrow
In compliance with the Governors re-.
quest. II ishoped conference may behad
leading to asolution ofthe troubles in tho
Luzerne region. The Governor tonight
directed the Adjutant General to proceed
to HazeltOn and be present at the confer
nhra
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New York,

Nkw YORK, April 9.-COttOn-- Dull at
lG,<ai7c. Flour-Fair demand; Superfne
western and State 81 T5il4 10; common TO
good 81 O0a6 80; good to choice 81 Oja
5 10; white wheat Ohio extra 81 76nG 20; ex.
Ira Ohio a 0Oa5 2j: ~. Louis 50 3ja9 30.
Rye Flour - Firmcr At "a 0Oaj 10. Corn
Mcal-QuiCt and hrmer; western a OOa4 4S.
WhCaL-In good demnndi No. | spring
81 goal 3s; No. do 81 17ai 10; No. 9 chi.
cago 81 19Ai "a; No. 2 northwest 81 ga
/ 25; No. . Milwaukee 81 24ai 20; ungmd.
ed Iowa, and Minnesota spring 81 l7al 30;
winlerfed western 81 2Sai 81; amber 81 3ia
| 50; white do 81 3Gai 43. Rye-Quiet nnd
and Grmer At Doc. barley - Quiet at
81 2S. Malt--QuiGt at 81 90 COrn-firm.
er with a moderate demand; mixed western
92 IfaJSc; white g3c. Oats-Faif demand;
mixed western 7Sa74c; mixed 73a76c. Hay
Unchanged. CoIfee-Quiet and steady.
Sugnf-ACtiye; fair to good refining 7Ia
sKc; prime SIC. MOlasSes-F Firm; Porto
Rico 6tA5sc. WlIisky-Lower at 81 i9jS.
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GERMANY.
SATISFACTORILY ApJusrEr

BERLIN, Arril lO.-The difficulty be.
tween Germany and China, in relation IA
the plundering Of the bark Prince Bis
march, has been satisfactorily settled.
BERLIN, April 9.-,The PdG, revertinu
to the subject Of lts leading article yes
terday, says; "As long as Count Andrassy
remains in Office the good understanding
between the three Empires will continue
and there need be no fear Of immediate
war"
The Cologne Gazette, commenting on
the Belgian difficulty remarks that
Belgium may be encouraged In
her denial Of German demands
by neighboriug power, whose able
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, has Ger.
tainly neglected no opportunity Of Oppos'
ing the interests Of Germany. We hope
this incident IL finished, except in no far
as il relates to the DuChesne invGStiga.
tiOn.
The Berlin Post states that Prince
Frederick William, accompanied by
General MOltke, BlumGnthal and VOighl
Rhita, leaves Berlin next Monday for
Italy.
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FRANCE.

PANS, April O.-'I'he. French Govern.
mcnt has sent Instructions to It's COnsulG
to summon for the last time French sub,
jCcts abroad liable to military service Ia
have their names registered.
Fourteen officers who abandoned Don
Carlos have arrived ut Biarretz. The
Carlists tried to stop them at the frontier
1t il said that General EliO has given his
adhesion to Alfonso.
FRENCH CENTENNIAL COMMISSIONERS
PARIS, April O.-The French Com
missiOnGrs on the United State Centennial
exhibition met to-day, NJ. Dc Lafayette
President. Minister Washburn and
Messrs. Tourney and Biddle were pre-
sent. A letter was received from the Min
lister Of Commerce, who says: The French
government cannot remain Indifferent
to the grand solemniIy at Philadelphia
Ny predecessor decided II was necessary
for France to participate because he war
persuaded the exhibition would result IL
the development Of French relations
abroad. The permanent commission will
soon be called upon to consider the bcsl
means Of promoting the French partici
patton In the Centennial Exhibition.
Mr.. Forney said he was In Communica'
tion with the Duke DeCazes and ViScounl
DeMaux on the subject.
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The river continues to fall slowly. The
marks last evening indicated II feet 4
inches.
The Express arrived and departed for
ParkerSburg on time.
The steamer Mollie Ebert arrived from
Pittsburgh and left for Cincinnati with a
very slim trip.
The following towboata passed up with
empty barges Fred Wilson, Jos. Stone,
Baltic, N. j. Bigley, B. B. Wood, Bengal
Tiger.
While the Baltic was passing the wharf
boat she narrowly escaped running into
a flatboat loaded with produce, and waS
obliged to back to keep from running
over the top Of II.
The towboats Sam. Miller, Hercules
and Ny Choice passed down loaded with
coal.
The Iron Valley and Harrison passed
mp, tho latter with n load Of bolt wood.
The IaEon will be at the wharf this
morning and leave for Pittsburgh at 0 NJ.
The Courier will be tho Parkersburg
boat this morning.
The Hudson will depart for Cincinnati
at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The Carrie Brooks will arrive from
Zanesyille and leave for Pittsburgh nj 0
o'clock Sunday morning.
The Granite State, for Portsmouth, was
due here last night.
The Salt Valley, en- route from IrontOn
to Pittsburgh, Is due here tonight.
The Skillinger, Ironton to Pittsburgh,
Ia due tonight.
The Exchange left Pittsburgh yeStCr.
day for LOuisville.
The Barnard and bargcs left for 81.
Louis last evening with y fair trip.
10y Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, April 9.-Riyer nine feet
eight inches and falling. Weather warm
Sr. Lotus, April 9.-Arrivod-Andy
johnson, Keoklik; Northwestern, Di.
bugue; Benton, Pittsburgh. Departed
johnson, Keokuk; Belle Of Memphis,
Memphis. River falling slowly. Clear
and cooler. ......-.,..
NASHVILLE, April 9.--River falling,
with 10 feet on shoals. Weather clear
aud pleasant. Arrived-BransfOrd, Up.
per Cumberland; BurnSyllle, Cairo. De.
patted-J. s. Neal, smithland.
MEMPHIS, April v.-River rose one
inch; caused by the local rains. Clear
and pleasant. Arrived: Fort Gibson and
Mary boyd, Arkansas river. Departed.
KittiU lfegler, Cincinnati Augusta,
White river; Illinois, Vicksbutg; Key.
tona and bargcs, New Orleans; 81. Gene.
We've, II. Louis.
CAiRO, April 9.-Arrived-Iiiberty aud
City Of Helena, 81. Louis; Alex. Swift,
81. Louis; lrOnsides, 81. Louis. Departed:
John Means, Nashville; Swift, Ohio
river; Liberty, Ohio river; lfOnsideS,
Ohio river; Helena, VickSburg. River
10 feet Inch; stationary.
CINCINNATI, April 9.-River 80 feet
and falling Weather clear and cool.
Depatted-ThumpsOh Dean and Andes,
Wheeling.
EVANSVILLE, April 9.-1L rained till
near midnight last night, but was clear to.
day; mercury 49o TO B0'. River 2Sl feet
on tho gauge. Up-silverthorn, Charles
Bodman, Arkansas Belle; Geo. Roberts,
Fawn. Down-Tutner, John Gilmore,
TaraScon, Florence Lec, all with fair
trips. Business lively.
LOUISVILLE, April lO.-The river IL
falling with l2 feet 8 inches. Arrived
Exporter and Charles Miller, Cincinnati.
Departed : Exporter, New Orleans;
Charles Miller, Memphis.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST Liberty, April 9.-CATTLE-Re.
ceipts to-day 1850 head, and for four days
past 1910 head. Arrivals to-day all through
stock and nothing on hand for sale but four
loads Of bulls. Robustness ut all doing to-
day, so no quotations.
HOGs-Receipts to-day 2,475 head, aud
for the last four days past 6,7lO head.
Workers IS 5OaS 70; PhiladelphiaS 80 5Oa
976,
SHRRP-Receipts to-day 500 head, and
for four days past lO,SOO head, Best 50 SOa
! 90; medium $550aB %; cropped $4OOa6 O0
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mencement Of the New York Medica
College for women last night there werC
nine graduates,
SUIT AGAINST TWEED.
Notice Of action has been given in th,
new 100000 suit against WIN. NJ
Tweed. The list Of property attacheC
embraces everything known to have beer
in possession OF Tweed at the time Of the
exposure, and which he passed into the
hands Of other parties. lh6gH
STRIKE OF LoNGsHoRENEN,
The strike Of longshoremen became
general to-day The stevedOres say mol
one OF the strikers will be re-empIoyed
er1E#.s ABANDONED, B.
All idea Of parade in the city in hon
or Of John Mitchell has been abandoned,
There will simply be funeral OratiOn
and testimonial for MitchelS family.
THE TRIBuNE's THIRTY-FIFTH AENIvER-
sARY,
The Tribune celebrates iH thirty.ffth
anniversary tomorrow by taking pos
session Of its new building, printing a
quadruple sheet with a picture and de.
scription Of the building and giving the
figures Of its circulation, showing the
average to BIZ over $4,000 daily.
DEATH OF cHAs, TApPAN.
Charles Tappan, last surviving mem
bcr Of the well known auti.slavery family,
died ut Washington yesterday, aged 90.
FREIGHT DILL DEFEATED,
The railroad pro rata freight bill was
defeated IN the Assembly to-day.
sARTORIs SAILS
The Presidents son.in.law, Sartoris,
sails tomorrow for England.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE,
Col. JnO N. Powell, Of Mississippi, at.
tempted suicide in Brooklyn yesterday
with morphine, but will recover,
FoUNDERED WITH ALL ON BOARD.
The schooner Jennie Stout, from sa-
vannah for New York, foundered Oft the
IIatteras shoals with oil OH board eight
In number,