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business 1t tic docks continues to bo unusually dan
and tho tug-owuers arc getting diacouzsssd.-+.In To
srspadsn vssssa In tho river viii aays for hsif dss
tsnatlon tho present high Wind sutaads'.:'
Tho tug Dutlez went luto tho dry-dock 7eassEds5
hays leak stopped. Ths schr HlAckhswk oollo*
with tho scAf Ellen Elmwoo1 near Twelfth stree
bridge yesterday. Ths former loat hsr llbbooIo. pu
little Injury Nsx su8tslned ~ the latter.
ODDS AND ENDS. -.
Tbs tug Crusader II 10 II kapt 1t Cheboygtn -.
season, armed With pumps, hAwssrs, lkhssrehAMmhA ~
and everything needed In wFecktaR opsesttoua.
Watertown 7S1Aes says: "Ths tcs-btit Was elost.
Monday In the l4ke above Caps vocen aud tht Ms
ing ahtps went through. and on+.,. TGs Msss .t,ts
1aas.ad 6chE1 Kats l. hzuos md ChIAIen =.
szDsst.a Vii engage q ;tI.as o, Y,
coming seAson... The Lighthouse board &ses n9et II
that on tbs openinX Of navigation. ls1e. t1 .ss
alsboygou. Wiz, viii be Marked By two taasa n,
can buoys {rsal. 1ts northern buoy viii - n1p
beEed |, and the southern buoy will u plMost"1i
1.-THE following rea4els are now loaded H'la S,s
Cleveland and saady to leAye for 4ppeEnas .tsr
For Chicago, sebTs Emma @. Hutchinson. J. y ~.
pinsaa q. Marsh hilvAukes, schr Frank y hs ~
tou Fault W.. Mazts, schE D4vtl Wsgs{en sayS.1
gan. sehF Mlasitllcn; Marine City. schr ~ =. w..
Ths echr our Bon is losduR GOAL for MAMaukee ~ ~
hs Thomas daxa sad 8. II. Foster for Chicago 1a, A.
III vii ~ ready 70 leave to'psrF9.: Ihs sca3 "''
Dominion il loading coal fof st. calaafAak
, 1876-04-29
THE GlPS1ES


apecta! Dfsra.ch 10 7hx Chttaas TftbunA.
JOLIET, ILL.,, April 28.-For several days past
number Of GipBies havo been encampod near this
oity, and have transacted quite thriving. bual-
nesa, telling fortunes. selling baskets and other
articles. and swapping horses. Tho band aRgto-
gate eoout thirty peraons, and othess arc CON-
stantly arriving. A grand oonrention will bo
held next Sunday, At which about GOO Of the
tribe are expected to bo present. Each baud
will then receiyo orders from the chiof concern
INK ths routes they wilt pursue during tho year.
Tho head men. with tho chief, also hold council
on mattcra pertaining to tho welfare Of the gen.
oral body. This band bore own large number
owners OF valuablo farms In Ohio. Their tents
ara Of tho most primitive kind. being atnply
blankets ssrotched tightly over hnop-poles, 81
though they seem to bo well axod iu other ro-
speuta.
, 1876-04-29
PEpESTRiANtsM.
cann FROM DANIEL o'LEAnY.

CARD FROM DANIEL o'LEAnY.
10 the Editor ej Ths Chicago Tribune,
BAN FnAEc1sco, April Is, 1876.-Gn the inter-
sst Of tue Chicago public. will you pleaso inaert
tho following? On reading tho San Francisco
Journals OF r recent dAta, no.ice By IN Asso-
ciatod ptess dspAtcl, that Chicago Is to have
"craua walking tournament" commencing on
tho 18th and ending on tl,o goth Of May.
Much 10 my surprise and regrot my namo las
been used IN connection with that adventure,
the management F." Of which havo even assorted
1T reliance can DO placed In tho dispatch re-
ferrcd toy that havc actually zen. On:
tis'u tso pr,zo 'ie 10 be :" .raraea tIs sn.mpion
.ong-dissance walker Of tho World 70 be
btleI, was not aware. until read the Journals
above referred 10, tbtt anything bearing even
the alightest RESEMBLANCE TO podessfian toufna.
mont was Heriouay thought Of by tho citizous 0f
Chicago. aud consequently AIN not. and VII!
not ba, competitor for any prize offered. OF
such an nudeysakiug am enttresy Ignorant no
person having spoken to me On the subject.
either At Chicago Or elsewhere therefore.
would roqrout tho withdrawal Of nv name from
tho list Of Ashletos now thtsstlnR for
pedestrian fame. or 'champion bolts or
medals, by tho party who, without my
EnowIcJre VI ccuao,,t assumed the responsibility
Of committing It TO paper. As tho champion
medal ~, whon won. will be 'open 10 challenEe
al auy timo,n Il Ia not improbable thai the party
upon whom 1t Is to be bcsep we'd. no naattor who
i,s may ho, will hear from mo soon after be re-
colvcs It; aud will ntako $4,000 against ono
half that amount on my ability 10 dsfeat him in
either 500-Intlo contest or = slx days trial Of
andllrante.
Hoping that tho tournament may provo a
"big bonal,za," that ,ts orlEinators may carvo
their way to a u,fuo OF wealth, and Wishing to
see tchan,plon pedestrian badge" attached
10 tho breast OF every man, woman. and child
in Chicago on my return, rcnain, very truly
yours, OAa1Et oLEAhs:
, 1876-04-29


Commercial HAnfine e"sa1lc'.os-A"
-~Starrhsion-a Big sno"-ssofn-
other Matters. -....
6psc'as D,Apstsh to Tue C'deaaa 7riou"<-
Tenosro. Out. April 29-RstsFriug to de-
o;.;o,' .oca,,t1v ,rrivo, a. bv .hs Doniu;on Gov.
e's'oA s..o"s', .s,t ,i,,."., CO.. .os.a,,
ernn'enl' hamo'!' 'as' uuteo o'a'es seaas'o
would 90 longer bc permitted to carry cargo and
passcpgers botucca ports in the Dominion, the
Globe saws:
Tht. nrivi,so. ,rn,c 1. ,.dom er.nted and only for
., srs ~ i.n ~ *I.tdr.6Gn hscau.s thsrs sys
no. i,r,so r.ssrIs cnusard In lis trsIe Formerly
t,ie loson stca.ors ill tho work Iy psrmisaion of
ing rsds between ports Of thu United sstea aud thstf
Destination IN tho maritime Provinces losing onls H.
tefmedia'e tfahc'
spte'a' Di'rase" to tn c"'eaao 4'1o'"A
MONTnEAt- April 23.-Ibs hatoof ID open,
and larro number Of river and take craft l,Aye
.rrivod IN nort rho xntar ram,,ns feat aboye
ast"ou :. ~ H., =: ,.,,;'s" ~. ua,,ses ,,,;s
'ho "natseA' ous ~ 4a''ng ias,. ne'"een i4, suso
city AMI Queheo the river u still 1annea with
, 1876-04-29
OBITUARY.

,ypseta} Nspateh 10 1'hA Chteaas 7Ffonns.
srR1xorlE1D, ILL.,, April 28.-John Edward, tho
invalid sou Of the Hon. D. L. Phillips, OF tho
STATE journal, died about o'clock this morning.
Na eamo back from California without that i'm
provoment In his health which Wan hoped for -
q result Of tho trip. and LAs steadily fAled slnce.
Tho dsceaaod was rs years. Of aRe. lila funeral
takea place tomorrow afteEnoop.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April 28.-DsiR. Gan. Hen.
iss. - .iter i 10 ilness @ Of Ie.s than % west. @ He
WAS 81 years Ut ago.
spse.ai D,.eateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
PkolIA, April 23.-Chatles u. Foster, Of
Peoria. agent OF the Emplro Limo, disd to-day.
Thoinas Gutter m old esssler, dlsd hsra to-day.
, 1876-04-29

Special Dtspdtea ta TAs CAteaos Tribune.
JoLlzz, III, April 18.--The dfth Annual Con-
vontiou Of the Will County 6auday -Hohool A.
soctatlon. which IL to rs held In tho Censrsl
Presbyterian Church, in this city, On Tuesday
and Wednesday Of next weak, promises to b. n
enjoyable aud profitable Analr. An Interesting
programme Ia announced, and besidss the county
clergy and laisy. who Will participate in the pro-
ceedilgH, : nuuhar Of prominent sumo ~ school
mon frola Chicago and slseshssa have siEn,aod
shalr tntantloa TO bs present 4 la1ss attend :
sucs IL confidently expected.
, 1876-04-29
may hope that luck and bad luck hkFo changed


The sophomoro class ninc of the Chicago
University played a match game Of baseball
Yesterday afternoon at Evanston with the uine
Of tbs Frsalmau class Of tho UnivarattY 1t that
place. Both nincs ara the beat clsas nfuea OF
The institutions which theY represent, and ths
game was Of uncommon intarost on thst ao.
count, The Chicago hnys, however came on
v1c,orioua f,v a scoro Of 40 to 10. Much dissasa-
faction tB falt ut Tie not Ver.Gtacloue n1nnnor
tn Which tho Evanbtonsns treated theis s'attotB,
And tho Chicago ninc e.y that The usoa, amount
Of i,l-feeifug exhibited over = aofeat Was euo"n
In thojt case. They expect to DO Able 70 show
greater degree Of politenesa when the sotutn
game is played.
, 1876-04-29

STENMER DISABLED.
PLYMOUTH. Masa., April *o.-fhe ateamor
Amoriquo. from New York, for Havse, arrived
this morning, and reports that on April "a she
spoke tho Hamburg-American Linz atesmer
Goethe, from Nav York. Capt. Mayor, from Now
York, April II. for Hamburg, In latitude 10 de-
Grees 10 minutes, longitude 80 degreoa weat.
standing to tue eastward, under aAit, with her
propeller gone. The Goetht declined assistance.
ward bound Hamburg American atoamar, in
Tending to notify her about the Goethe. but
the steamer paid no attention to tho signals and
proceeded.
, 1876-04-29
THE STRAITS OPEN.


The agony II over 1t last, and tha sraita OPEN
ths prop st. Albums and sssaral obars passing through
yesterday. Though tho past winter was the niaeat
We have had for many years psst yet The opening akst
paoo but three daya than last year, when ehs
winter was the ooldeas for twenty years. Up to tht
1niddis Of February there but 1tt1o leo tn thu
t1alta and looked II veaaele could pass through
BY the Int Of APRIL but faw bitter cold day. astci
se1srs feet IL shicFns.s np.etns ii prss5a. csea.
r. sysa assa:s: ss:s,sa S;s ri y ; i ~
laos oey. md 'is i. eS.s.s1s sns" hasssf:er iii
for R1ain from Chic4ao to Now York aro freely
.ds b. the ra!lroads 4 e2 cents per 100 b. whish
from osas s hsn s s ~. t.'e o1ka y
resses may Just - veil rsniia In ordinary for they
vi. bare no hoy whatSrer t appss5: ey the dis;
several vessels onto arsnamh shoal- Ono Of thcla u
reported to ~ in danger from hs drifting leo. Ths
Tho disp.tches ha opening srs ~ foliors
t5o@ Foia. Il tsa.es fspost; : fs!IoTs; III ~: =:
through. rink ths b. Albana ID the IRA through.
.8everAl sesselx arc aahoro on drahhme teef; ont
Of them in danger large body Of leo Is drifting
D1rnoM 1ph 2s-9he following 4 from Msst. 4, D.
nj es iii
txsen hero and Ake Michigan. 1.oata within
MILES Of Mcauipnes light viii probsbly get through
Point lgnAco Reports sato thst largo three
veaac drahanas Reef hss hoilted the agns Of dts-
t4ess, boing apparently driven on BY tho ico.n
NicK1H1w G11x, April 2s-1l;oo a. m.-Nes1gatton
| IL open. heyeral boats haye psssad down. Tho 81
AIbsaA was ahead.
II Will b ssen that tho prop st. Absna Of shs North
ern TEanstt Company carried OF thc broom for paas@
ing through ths 8tras. Formerly this consider
ID great homer, Int during Tho Last fsw 3e*rs thess
has been bat ntds ambition to gain tho distinction
Tlls u undoubtedly 70 w Aacribed 70 tbs fsct thst
business la een dull Of late. and vcssel-owns1
| nt Wh1thFef. trHY3oUA u tbf
ars tro as..ons ths Northern Ts.n.t. o. Nosths.
called, usualIy succeeded In getting through INST
beug peculiarly sdapted for butttnR ths la
bud Lecu in stats Of Discrimination, and ia boat
did not compete. Now thRt the Company u reofgsn
fxsa ts boaa viii undoubtedly again b tbs fofsMoa
ID liz lower-lake traffic. With tho other exception
of small amount Of iee In front ot Buffalo hsfeos
navigation IN i. dssctioDs Ths s!n ise .s nus
ia day Of two. llsports from Whitaash Point Lax
SUPERIOR asate that Whitehsh LAY IL outsoly broIaa
| up. with clear water for 10 tniies out.
| The datea upon which tho atra!ts opened for III
, 1876-04-29

LITTLE Rock. April 28.-Oza Sanders, The
Chssokes Indian sontencod 10 bs hanged at
Fort Smith on the 21at, but who uaa reapitod BY
tho President vii! bo hung on tho 22d Of June.
by direction Of the President.
, 1876-04-29
HORsE.sTEALIN0.

Special Napateh 70 Tht C7tea9o 1s.snt*.
KEoKuK, IT,, April 28.-A horss-thice, who
gave hia narao ~ Jsmss areon, but whose real
name ia believed 10 be Anton Kneoht. WAS cap
tured hero to-day With tvo horses which vera
stolen at Nauvoo, ILL.,, last night. Tho horsos
have been identified BY tbs owner aud the thief
tessn charge Of by tbs Nanvos authorities:
oree.stealing has become hlasmtnly prevalent
In this portion recently and this IL the tirat one
Of the gang Of thlevos who has been caught.
, 1876-04-29

NEWH FRDM CHf 3VHt N1 IT
DAYTON, O., April 98.-Ths jury found. : ToF-
dict Of murder in Tho hrht degreo agatnst James
Murphy for the murder Of Col. DawBon, sept. ].
1916. This ia tho third conviction fur nnr3or In
tho first degree In thls county during fifty years.
MurhY 10 III Ills l0th year. ...
Tbors 1s tntonae a1elteuaut 1T Nav Lebanon,
II miles west Of here, caused by the rapo Of
gsr! Of II ysass last night, by two man. supposed
To 10 tran,ps. Citizens ARC soourinR the country
tex this williams, and will hang Them 1t they cap.
tur0 them.
, 1876-04-29

Spsctdf btspdtch 10 The Chfeao~ Tribune.
LINCOLN. Ill, April 28.-Tho residence Of DR..
Little, on Third street, was enterad by burglars
last night, who Bucceedod in getting away with
about $500 In money.
, 1876-04-29


!s,peetat D,spatoA 10 7At ca1eago Tribune,
MAalsTrH Mtch., April 2S.--A German psuod
Hirsoh had hia loft sds torn out In fearful
manner yesterday afternoon. while Working
around saw In tho mill Of EngslmAnu. Bab-
cock d. Sailing, bv board thrown from The fe.
vosyinx BAr. 1t IL impoaslbls Tor him TO survive,
, 1876-04-29

.S5,seta1 Dispatth to Tht Chtcaps 7ftbant.
DECATUR, ILL.,, April 28.-This morning an A.
terca.Ion took plaos between hlits Hackets and
Maj. Hun IN the Farmers Saloon. about game
OF cards, resulting In HuH stahb!ng Hackctt
with pruninG-knife. cutting bis cheek wido
open. Tho blow was evidently intondod 10 XIII
Iaokstt, aud would hAyo struck his heart bad
not bystaudsr caught bis arm. Both arc dan
gorouB characters.
, 1876-04-29

Nxw YoaE, April 28.-Jsmes Deonett vAs
fatally stabbed last night by 0eorgs Knight At
No. 2G5 Stanton street. nhere tho parttss livod
aud Worked. Both nero shoemAkcrs. JeAlou1y
was the cAuBe.
, 1876-04-29
TELEGRApH1C MARKET REPORTS.

spset-l Df,aateA t. 1as chiaaas T<tAxns.
LIVERPOOL April 2s-l1 r. m--FLoua-No. !,
90: No 2, 23s. ..... ..... .-..
ouA,x-wheas-w,nt No. l. as 1od: No. 2. ss Sd:
sprng. ss5as ID; white, No. !, - 1od; Nc. p % I'd;
club, No. !, los I'd; No. l. ~ lid. Corn 28s32SA 3D.
Paov1MoNs-pork, 85s. Lard, bss Sd.
LtsKRroot4 April 2s-e P. m.-FIouR-No. I. sas;
No. 2, I'd. ....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, No. !, % lod; No. =. o. Cd;
spring, No. O. Cd; No. ?. IA 3D.; Whlto No. o. 1od;
Mo. 2, % Cd; club, No. |. 10 Sd: No. 2. n 10d.
pnoru.oHs-Pork-s3s cd. 1Ard-69s.
L1yzaroo1, April 7s-IAsoss.-oorToH-Qutet:
eAseE1sd; sass Of 5000 bales. including 1900 for
speculation and export and $500 American: aa1cs Of
ths vset ooo Including sooo fos export snd 1000
for spscuson total stock. Ion 600. fnclu ding s7o
900 Ams1tcau; receipts, al ,ooo, Including $1,000
American actual export, 5000; amount Ehoat, $780,
ooo. Including 7o2,ooo American; Forwarded from
shIpt hide direcs to spnnasa, lpo0o Auer1cao sales
for the week. 30oaos
Yssns and fabrics Ut Manchester qniet.
B1xlnrTurrs-Wheat-N for The past three
dAys, 900 qrs Including II 600 On American; Cali
fornia whie wheat Aysrsgs ~ lod do club, u
1cdQ1os ID; No. to No. rcd Westasn spring, $50
o. Cd; No. 2to No. winter rad Westsrn % dd99s l0d
Flour-Western cansl 22s td@9{x. Corn--Nsw VEST
esn mixed, aaaGs7da ID; old 10, 29s. oats-Amszican,
ssa3a d. DArlsy-Amesicsn,s s. I'd. Peu-canadiao.
clown srrp-.Amsrican, e3aa6ss.
ppovuIuns-prime s1ess pork, ~ ID: prime rness
bsot. 87e. Lard-Anerican, So Sd. Cheeao-Flue
Ama4c.n. sos. nacon-IonR eltsr, ess: short clear.
X sd'
T.1,ov-.Phs Ar,ax4c.n. t1s Cd.
prTao1xua-splrlt,. s.0ss. ID roauea. liz sda11a
a.
Itsaxkp ou-1asad,
Rxsm-comuon, u %; pale, Es.
ar1n17s Tunsxsr.xz-2as.
Ionnox, April 2s.-cosso1s-Monsy and account,
0s Tao.
AMxnteAr gruuz.r1xs-s5s, 1osx; 67s, lo9k; 10
~. ~, rr,s n,.f.rrAd Il
nr-.,.x-, ~ u..saa..1,,.' ',n<,,,o1.
1890 r-1n,INr,o s.1 r,o ~
oa.sss. Tn..,s.r,s.e ,ms-. ~ asare.
n.Hs. nr.A ~, 80 pa.,-.a ,os5 ~.
, Apsa -, ~ 100. tao
E.. - "S~@' @R'" A'' - s'e'A" 1''~"-"A''"
o'' IVA
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS,
New oz1xAHa. April 2s.-Co.tou-pemAnd u,odsr-
ate aa,ea $500 ba!es; pgcs4 Irregular good ordinary
xt,,rk lor rofddbnx. inx0iiko: ,oidaltua to atrct
| mtss,t.. ,1,.oIo,|.. rood njaa1rn n ro1ddilnn
..,s 1.Tn,IEs. ..ss,,,s ~ nes gr,.. toa. a..
~. *SSsn...''S -. 49, ~ ~. cr.u..rt : IN
pse ~ ~ 49,. ....s .1aa 10 ~ ~
, 1876-04-29

documents. Ths statement furnished By hiln to
the Mayor to be uaed In biz annual message,
shows ctear bafarce in all tcco,,nss, and he
claims that they tally with tho accolnts In the
Looka. Tl,ore cnu be no doubt tt,nt ao.no o1-
traordnary motive was at tho bo.son Of the hf-
fair.
, 1876-04-29
SPAIN.


THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
3lAnn1D, April 23.-Cougresa las commenced
to disouas tho question Of Religious tolarai On,
, 1876-04-29


6HIenxT2-S1oW. A0oo brlsi Wheat, lss, ,0eQ bu,
Bo1TON,
DosToN. Apr! @.-Ftnun-Quist; Wtatstn s1per.
flne, Ss,ooaa.2s common sztrs1, Asoes soo; WI~eon.
atn and Minnesota extra family 917st37t1; wtntar
wheat ohlo indians, aud Mtchi9an Sd,0os7.23 IiI.
notst s.a39s:so; 6t. Iouia % bo8aoo; fanny Min
peaota and Wiscopaint t7.2s4H.56.
Qnatx-Corn dull Mil ID and ys1iow, G&87to; MIXED
and No. white. 4s,tas40o; rejected. Aa3lso, Oass--
No. whtto1 e83abc.
1uTThLQ,
DuvYAGo, April 2a.-ORAzK--Wheat unsettled:
nothing doing. Corn dull; 8 CARS At Co., QAN naa,
locted. nye neglected. barfsy dull.
, 1876-04-29

VVIE{f. =
PHILADELPHIA. April 2j.-Tho Jury In tho case
Of WishArt, Burns, and Calvert who are charged
with conspiracy to isaue bogus bonds for tho
purpose Of fraudulou.ly bolstering up bogus
insurance company. havs returned verdict Of
"Ru!lty," motion vas 1nado for new trial.
, 1876-04-29

THE CHRISTIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
BERsg, April 23.-Tho saiss Federal Council
has approved tho establishment OF tho EpiBoo-
patio Of the Chriasian Catholic Church Of 8nit-
zerlaul.
, 1876-04-29

PORT or CHICAGO. APRIL %.
AhnfvALE-sthf o. shaw, South Haven, wood; DoA1
Arendal. Atutsten, lumber; ttmr Corona, 81 Joe
sundrtos strnf Chicago Manitovoo, sundraa; .schi
Cams Coct, Muateaons lumber; schs Lou!as slcDon.
aid, B1ustegon. lumber stmT MuskeRon. Mustegon,
sunds4ea achr Hattie Fisher, Tayors Pier, Esrold
ues !: pehr Tslin, Holland wood prop q. r. Heath,
sauRatuck, aundriss: scow Granger. Raugatuok,
1umbor; soov D. n Holt, Grand H&ssn, wood;
scow II. 1tsud. KswAunss, bark; ; seow Merchant,
Green Day. fish scow ]. Y. Jones. Mnakcson, lun-
bef; aeoT Robert q. King, gauXstuck. wood: EooM
Ketehum, oasco Pier, railroad ttes scow Kasfsazgs,
Musksaon, lumber: boow Fs!lcitous, Clay Banks,
wood; scow Consest, Holland wood; scow Dawn,
Holland, wood; scow Eliza, Holland, Fsilsoaa uss
seow Australia, slustsson lumber; aeow jsssse Phil
1lrst Naastce- lumbar acow Driver. A!ahtA cedar
posts: seow D:loit, Alsata, bark; scow Day sprnG,
0LEAnAxoEs-stmr Chicago, A1mApse, 100 bu wheat
bales broom-corn, and sunirles: stunr Corona, st.
Joe, sundr!es 1cbF @. 9. Hazard Duha1o. a. 145 bu
wheat echf Sophta J. LuH. Ford River, 80 brla pork
10 tons hay, 1000 toa buttsr, 4 br1s lard; barb
Hans Croker, IIltls sturgeon, 10 brs pork,
10 BIZ eeot, blls 81. 8 tops ~
schr WRiIIn, Holland, a8s bu corn prep O. T. Heath,
saugatack. snndriss: sttnr Muakogon+ Grand Haven.
80 aactl seeds, % brs pork, and aunlr1Os; &ehr O.
BhAW, 8outh Haven, aundf1ea.
, 1876-04-29
MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE.

cueea4 D9sIH3stH ~ 279% 1HEs8'E 3TE9HHss
DAYTON, o, April 28.-James Murphy hA
been on trial In the Common Ploas Court OF this
county au this wook. Tho jury, after being out
hvs hours, returned = verdict 1t I late hour to-
night OF murder in tho first degree,
, 1876-04-29
THE TURF.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, April GA dispatch from
Paria. Ky., announces tho breaking down Of
kRtio Ponsce, tha wcllknoWn 1ace-horse.
, 1876-04-29

Deputy for North schlesrsg. presented q petition
In tho I,andtag, signed by 4d0 ctsctors demand
Ing \ plchlscttem in accordancs With tho Treaty
Of Prague TO decide tho nationality OF tho prov
ioco he REPRESENTS.
, 1876-04-29
BILL LEE.


- , JULIEN EeSOHO5+
hTcia1soN, Kan, April 28.-Thsre haa bssn no
definite deselopmsas concerning ths burglary
\ Tho City clsrk's Office. The discrepancy In tha
books, II any exist, il aaso unknown. 4 search.
warrant Was Issued yesterday, tnd tho residence
OF tho lats City Clerk thoroughly searched,
without finding aDy eluo to the naiaslug
, 1876-04-29


LoFDos, April 78.-1n tho House of Commons,
MT. jenkins aaid, In vieW,of his inability to OBJ
tain place for Ills recent motion respecting
correspondence with America about tho treaty
of Washington, ho now easo notice Of his
intention to withdraw hss original motion, aua
move for the production Of the papors,
DARDAnoEs.
ltr. Lowther, Updor Bccrotary for tho Colo
niaI Department, replying to Thomhs Thorn
bill, sa.u Lord CAtnayhron. Secretary for the
Coionies, yostordAy esus dispatch 10 Gov.
uennessv At IA1badnes, making inquiry into
tho a,tustou OF Affairs on that lBland. A dls.
patch was received to-day from Gov. Honncsey
In reply, stating tnas there had been no tronhlo
siuce saturday last Ninety persons we're takea
into custody duriug tho disturbances. and 800
had been arrested afterwards suspected Of riot
ing and receiving stolen goods Three rIotess
we're killed and sixteen wounded, Tho police
fired On the riotara kWlco. Mono Of tho sugar.
works wore injured. No approhensions aro en-
tcrtainod Of reboHsl OF the outbreak
TIE QuEEa'a TITLE
The Gazette to-day contains the proclamation
Of tho titlc Of " Empress Of India"
THO Empress Augusta Of GormAuy Is expect
cd Al Windsor Wednesday, on = visit to tho
Queen.
Thon1as Ard, the Eng!ah poos. IL dead.
, 1876-04-29

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLEVELAND, April 9s.-rstsosum hrmer Ut 1o0ioks
for standard ws 10 tsas 1lXo for rrims white iso
teat In car tota.
, 1876-04-29
prints ware rodaeed 10 te. Cotton dress goods vors
selling frssly but At low prices. Heavy essaaer*s
wsro inors &otivs.

ptTrsnuRa 1Aon AND PETROLEUM.
r1t7anuno, r.. April ptu.1nox-Fhity acttro;
rrtces uncbanRodi No. l foundry, s7loo92s.oo;
No. q IN. .oodaaa.oo: sray forgot s1l.oo8a1.as.
PrTnoLxuA-sssadyl otude, t2.o7x Il pssters;
rehn4d, 13ka14s, philAde!phts dsliTerY.
, 1876-04-29
CRIME.


HAhiep foH NAfE&
NASHVILLE. Tenn, April 28.-~A special to tho
American from Tuacunbia says: "Ths dkg Tor
the execution OF William Doudee. aliAa Whlto,
for tie crime Of rape committed upon whlte
" oman named AdeltA Little, in Lauderdale
County, In September. 1874, MAS nsherod IN BY
dsuso clouds and rain, which continued until 10
o'clock. Notwithstanding tue weather, about
5000 people assembled to WitneBs tue
first judicial hanging that ever occurred in
Colbert County. 10 1883 threa negfoea uero
hanlged In Franklin County for the murder Of
Ghoison. This county IL composed Of ~hAs vas
thu north half Of franklin. At hsif-paat IL
O'Clock tue prisoner wsA taken from tue lati. and.
guarded by tho Colbert ureys, 10 the gAlloFs.
near tbs southern margin ot town. whsre
brnakiuE hiH mock. ua betrayed no fear or
1epidktion, sud{ded protesting bis innocence.
Iha nbBenco Of white women aud children "aa
no.e"os.hy Tho body hung about thirty mio;
wera preaont, and the Rev. Wilson Northcross.
colored, administered spiritual consolation to
tue prisoner, who said hs was going straight to
Heaven. Sheriff Alexhnder'1 arrangements
sna without accident"
sWlhottNo OPERATIONS.
HPR1NdFtkLD, O., April IA man n8nad
John T. Nornn who lives Ia this city. II earring
Gu an elaborate, nYstematio and vory extensive
avindling BUSINESS. us adyortises his hesdqusr-
tors At Springfield aud ClucinnAtl, aad osdors
goods md pfoducts Of various aorta from Arms
from Ill psrts Of tho Union and Canada, refer
ring sbom to the banke-a and other business
men Of this city. Whea tbs goods arise, theJ
ste immediately takon from tho express Offices
or freight dopots and transferred to other par
ties for any amount that Norria Or hia oonfsder-
1teA eau got for them. Norris wsa Ia tho Ohio
TAn}f4ntihFF f0r AWtnh1{N0 nahr1r %apr hJ3k
, 1876-04-29
GER MANY.


THE DuCnY or LASENuUn0.
LONDON, April 29--5 3. ma Berlin dispasch
announces that tho Prt1ssian Chamber Of Depu-
ties has passed bill for tho incorporation Of thu
Duchy Of Lanonbugg With tho Kingdom Of Prus-
, 1876-04-29

NEW YORK 0RY'aodb6 MAHKET.
Nkw Yo2x. April 2a.-Ths package trAds W. AeaoJ
but ats1s.s, And joohins branches wars 4uiet sef-
sixu kooda rsnaainsd dull. Brown md oEeAthso cot
sons, b<At aaksss ware IN good dstaaoo ana aeaa5.
ptuts vszs qaIa,, 44aspt lob ssyls. Asaolds fancy
, 1876-04-29

Pn.1ApxLsu1A, April 2s.-Wool quisti prtess
SHADY supply tight; Ohio. rauusyvauis, and West
Virgins, II and abovs, &i8Aso; Z, tt2i5e; me-
diqn, &19 tao; eosrta, au2&3c; dsw York, Michigan.
Indiana, md Ws4tsru. ina, s1k0saa; medium. +s9
47c; eoa1ss, ko0a2o; eombtnz, vAhsd, ta3e2c'
unvsshsd. t24e3 Canada, eombiua, sass hnA, un~
Washed, 7a977o: cossss and msdiuua. uawaahsd. to9
$50: tub wsabsd, 26tso; s1tra aud msstao. pulled,
sta.eo; No. ! and aupe1nn%, pullsd, s40aoa.