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1rcr1.nEs AND MEETINGS.

4 lecture for the benefit OF the New-York Central
Di.s sary viii delivered by Gen Newton 10 morrow even
lrp Al Cconcr Institute Ills rnbjcci is The lmrrnEtmcht-
being made Easl River and tieir Future Importance 10
the Metropolis
concert fer the benefit of the Orphanage At
tarIed 10 the Church ~ the Holy Trinity viii be given 10
Iarrov evening ChCseIin2 Han under the auspices OF
several ladies' church Inc eoioIs'a Will be Mss Ntrbie
and Mr. NIseD REGULATIONS VIII be gwen by MI hoOtits
At meeting of shipping merchants ye0telday al
No SO Bcaverst the bill I"w before The Legislature relative
TO the government Of Ciuts considered, ana resolution
va uaS.e de- ariug tuat MaTit.ue Assoc alton III tis
ror approves OF the aucndnCu proposed 10y the commission
plan for the government OF cities 9n
The members az the Legislature oapproVe IL aso
At the meeting OF the Marine Society yesterday,
AZ 40 II Wall majority and minority report were sab
United rom committee appointed to revise the rules and BY
laws of The majority report sigutd by ionr mem
Dcrs and presented by capt f. c. Tinker was 0prosedo any
change. Capt. g. d. Task, IL pc cutlnc the minority report
himself aud another member sald that ~ some cases
present bylaws opposed IN st ahd ~ letter 10 c
the proposed chances sections requiring
execute bond 30 the society for the faithful
lS dates penal O $1,000, and rcgu
ng relief TO De contributed 10 those IN need and abol
siu The classification Oi DcnCncIl's capt Iiask was ire
oupy accused GREETINGS fase impression b. hs state
In-nts which he a1tcrward corrected. The minority report
.fnTtf.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-10

TIE Po.ICE COMMISSIONERS CONVINCE IhtMSELFE'
OF TIE DIsGRACLFUL WAY IN WHICH III

rur Police COMMISSIONERS CONVINCE IHt MSELYEs
or TIE DIsGRAcLFUL WAY IN WHICH HE
WORK Is DONE.
REPORTS have been made from time to tine
Ia the Police Commissioners that the STRENGTHENING
Bureau has been ncrcoung its duty; that the work OF
cleaning the streets has been done IN sipshod ana
careless manner and that gross inehceAcy and ncom
petepcy have characterized the manner OF collecting the
street refuse and dirt The supervision OF the Work has
been entrusted to the ard inspectors Ol the d
ferent gangs and II also been alleged that these men
have neglected their duty and been careful only 10 draw
their pay when tho time arrived permitting the swee!ers
on sunday and sunday night made tour Of the streets
where laboIers were at work ana visited every gang
They discovered rot only that the statements had not
becn exaggerated bat that the truth bad not half been
told The dirt was not hail gathered, but swept up
loosely and permitted with gust Of vino 10 dit
hack upou the paVemcnts. OF tue carts were not
more than onc-guartcg flied. Tie men would stop to
resi- every minutes then renew Their cleaning III HE
most careless manner, ana the WhOo "OfA was uOe NS-
Tc Coini -sioners declared yesterday that the whole
disgrace 10 the cry, ana they resolved 20
reorganze TIE whole uureah. IL was intimaled that pom
INSPECTORS, and WOrkuCu, ara mat as "a cOhSc-
0ueCe large Members Of inefficient persons had been
given places lt decided 10 make the appointments
hereafter solely with reference 70 efficiency aud capacity,
dcruen aud other officials have recommended on account
of their power election day. At The meeting ~ the
commissioners therefor, when Will be Eed today
reyolutiou vail be in the StrcetceanlnG Depart
Inent wui-h Viii cause CONSERVATION among the members
Of mat force aud IL is Iccted Will also raise howl OF
INDIGNATION among the LEGAL politicians
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TIED GAGGEn. AND MI,RpERED.
vytvDoyy-AKRf-r OF THE REsIDI SfS OF InE
uoCsI.-l,TrlE LIGHT UPON TIE MYSTERY.
l. L.,

nr,ru or scA>LoN, WHO WAS THROWN FROM a
wlxDow-AKRHsr OF THE REslDlSfN OF nE
uoCsl.-LlTrlE LIGHT upon TIE MYSTERY
Cornelius Scanlon, the Italian pOllShcr, who
WIS found yesterday morning in dying coudiuon az NJ"
Al 1ulberryst lay in an unconscious condition at the
oi.o,hers street iIosoita until 1916 q. m, aTd then
died of fractured skull Cooner FianaEa went to the
hospital to obtain ante norton statement DUt 9caH
Ion died without returning to consciousness capt Al
larc in whose precinct the murder took place, vi" en-
a. .ed Yesterday IN looking evidence, aDd was COM
dent that he would soon he able 20 lind the guilty PERSONS
The story Of the tragedy told in yesterday Tribune
WAS barely more .Lan an outline" Ine officer vas n*t
informed that something on; Of the way ~ Domino
Wyu,ap "A resident Of the house S'3nion was iJuhH 20
be firmly bound with clothes lne and gagged WIFE tno
same rope aud piece 81 window SASH Atei TAXING inc
unconscious man to the Mulbcuy-st. police station
oucer u,ftcn reformed with other officers and pro-
cc.dcI 10 IA, tr nour, whore Elizabeth scanlon, the
murdered tuau's WIFE, aud an old IrishTomdn named
C..tharlnc Fox vet. found Occupying adjoining rooms
and iIrrcndin3 20 Oe asleep. ElzuDotb scin0n cIccd
lion IA. O., presence %! the ponce, dHd immediately
BEGAN TO affirm lac: Innocence. Inc t%o women
wfr, arrested aud taken 10 tie I"Witcalh
Ffrcnct sauon4ou~c: fIoc.edlps 20 ne , lex
floor below. the officers found t-ii ll"i" .,'
VINO were making night mIoous with iht,t IltUHtn
jugon From he ID c.tnA 81 W. im ", - threc
that the rope which haa lnNl stdh"i peols 'I - J
OF these meu-Augclo Chuia fo'N CHhI,Ia' anu
Angelo GuaiaeuiO-und t4at ui-ccluS ma t@-atu o.
tween ScduoI and These men |e.uso ., mn 80.
ti!acics Llch we're SAID TO ,,it between scam ~ VIC
and one oI Tie tEIu,. W. It.i .sJ atid c Httiu l''
aury voices OF -cIuou and Angelo thilli, Hud soon
after The sound Sc;lOuS IHI. Aucc Wal, Il ""i-ih
U,ug Will NNiua. confirmed Als story, ana l!c!, win
the tIee Italians ara two Women we're a. rested me
piece Of window frame which formed Hc'lioH tS We
id 10 b. Ion. the window IN the room occupied ny tnt
Ialaus Yesterday morning the PRISONERS NtIe Drought
b otc us;ce kiihich IN The JoWhs Police tunlI, aud
hy mean, of Az Interpreter pleaded their innocence.
D,rIl, lie examination word brought 10 me court
NJ sr.lrI'. death and ihc prisoners were rem. noca
mil no O'clock TINS mofuir Z, Wien it is expected thai
far. !icr cV. dclt- VIII bc ready. .
M scene Of the murder al the turn III the lower paiI
nj AIubrry-,t in region nlicd with siict,-aWtticis'
url-gudcrs ana worst class OF lEi!ldh b'SEdls'
II f. nom this region ihdt many OF The women WIN
C.u..cd haui.s cGGie. No. Al Il Il dldWddtcd llaMc
buiiur and tho rooms very dirty ana iIsIt lLS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-10
GEN. GRANT AT GALENA.

Chicago, April 9.-Ihe TIfbmes Galena, ILL.,,
special correspondent says: Gen and Mrs. Grant re
ccived few friends this evening at the elegant resi-
dence OF Capt. Augustus Estey. About O'Clock
schrcme.s band scrcnadcd them, playing Hail to the
Chief" and in answer calls from "A large number Of
citizens the ex-Presldent presented by Col. W. Il.
Rowley the only surviving member OF his personal sta
during the war, and said
Fcllow-ctZcns of Gaena, am obliged 10 You for this
srrcuade and manifestation OF esteem. All have To
mark is tina; il affords me qualification 10 make pcrOI
cal visits 10 this city ana 10 come back to you again
after Is years of official life like yourselves OF the
sOyereigl- OF this great Republic. Good night.
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A vI1LAIN0vs HUSBAND ARRESTED.
STORY OF Man WHO DisFiGuhip HiS WIZ

n
FACE Win vTRIOL.
Alfred Picard, the Trenchman who rubbed
y,ri rpon his vitc's face III No li6 East louSiOhS''
ON March 25 and who has since eiuded pursuit. was
arrested hv Detective Dorsey AZ Houston and Greene
ats Yesterday morning and taken 10 the Central once
Picard states that he married IN Paris III l3'o Ills
wife and himself had about $1,000 and lived haPpiy
tocether until the husband determined to come T. 'hs
,ouutrv lis wife reluctantly accompanying hlm IheS
came 10 Ncw-YorE, aud Picard obtained WORK
nc q damond-settcr within year amer 'hel
arrival they wclc robbed Of all Their money by 'haeS
ruou who was subsequently arrested and Sehtchccu q"
state Prison for years and months only a s'ntil
,r-io, Of the money was recovered. AbOnt the same
iime Picard lost his situation and ne asserts tIat ~
lyIc blamed him fUf Their mi,io:tnes flc''Iu, h'p
~ 6nL prrmanCnt work, went % Europe leaNuE Ms
yt m this citV From Brussels be wrote i'ltFs 10 ht
.,.inc her 10 come and live with him, o. ne Hiu iOuI
"o-nl,yct Indignant al receiving 10 answer u, can .
bark IA Nt.ICrk in March, and i0und ne asserts 'u'
se I'd deserted him and vas LIVING Win /" man III W.
lag Iasi ou,i on-St. Sic refused 10 return 10 hI anu
i'm rcytue rabbed the ytroi on her race III o"cI ~
mis- is PirId's story. There are others who assert
that Mrs Picard was industrious anu ltPd,"H'
,r1msn and that her husband Wds Worthless ana ar
smaIcT man Mrs Pic8rds face IS terribly dlaiiC"t"'
and She vii bear the marks OF the outrage as long az
81 lives.
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THE FORGERY ARRESTS.

Late last night a truck arrived at the Four
tcenth Precinct station from fremont, contain
ing hand-press and other materials used III
printing bonds and il ascertained that these
were captured near the depot in One-hundrcd
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Several special mcn of the
Fourteenth Precinct have been detailed I'm working up
the case for several days. Capt Aarc admitted that
the case was cOnsd cradle importance, but refused to
give information rnlng 1t except 10 state tn&t IL
concerned the Union Trust Company forgery. IL was
learned by TRIBUNE reporter thIt man named WORTH
connected with an extensive forgery some years ago,
was one OF the arrested, and tna the prisoners vi"
lie held responsible bond robbery vi great mag
MT ilp
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px-rREas1-REP spRAGUE SETTLES.

The Law Committee of the Brooklyn Com
mon Council yesterday reported ia'orably oh the petit
ton Of the surctirs Of eXCity Treasurer Cortland A.
sprague TO compromise the action against them by the
payment TO the city OF $685. 81 IAs Is just ha OF
the amount for watch sprague was deiauler' ana or
which his sureties were responsible. Alderman Burnett
chairman of the committee stated that when 1t was
fonnd that the securities offered by SpraSue were
not sufficient to cover the defacaiOn. the surees en-
tered into an arrangement by which they gave their
nersopa notes for the required amounts with the under
standing that each TO be responsible only Tor Ger
tain proportion Since tue acuon against "pf"sue was
sicontnued some Of the suetes have become lnsoVeh
- a., purn, therefore claimed that the city could not
ia the other surcties to make mp the amount. lie
therefore urged that this compromise should pe
o. resnluti0u recommending the actlOn wac ad0Pru
IN mo oppOstOD. Alderman Murtha reinaIheu ena
his was the largest amount when ne nae e'''
no nrrveDt the annoyance and dlfDcult! arising Hoih
a. INCREASING number OF straw bids uade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-10
GRAVE CHARGES AGAINST A MINISTER.
REMARKABLE STORY TOLD BY MAN ACCUSED VI
TIE WORST IMMORTALITY.

p. +. Valentine, who claims to have been aU
one time a Catholic priest, charged at the l"p'
Police Court yesterday, ny agent OF the society ior
thc Prevention OF Cruelty TO Children with couintlhe
indecent assaults upon three young sir' The girls are
.ose Dcmarni age 49, aul d, nnie Demartll, age H.
Of No 40 Baxcr-s and Jennie Retagilaa, age ID 81
No 3 Parkst and went TO his rooms at MS lnFltatlo
10 receive instruction in music Valentine, VINO Is man.
f suprror education aud nnc presence, IS about IL
,ears old He conducted MS own defense He was hcd
for Examination IL 800 bail he stated That amer re-
uouncn. the profession Of Catholic priest me came to
this country where he appointed professor III TIE
Dew Theological Seminary at Madison ~ Tie REIN
oui,hed this position. and engaged to c'hhuct
Methodist mission. lie also resigned this appointment
a.d became a teacher in the stouddart sch'oi
i'm Grccuwicl-,t.. and also became interested
m two lodsing-huuscs at No 10 Franklin ana NO JoS
pcarst lie agreed with his partner ana ih,u 100"
.ir pussrs,iun az 80. JOS Pear!-at, where Nc Keeps
bDnt p beds and dispense meals 10 street boys nj n
uiano attracted the attention of the little slTi- ana ne
invited them to his Valentine sun retains ms
Do,ifion az an Epis opal minister WIch was gwen MN
after withdrawing from the Methodist 'luIci WIKI hia
r.sjtion as teacher ~ the I;Ouddart school
IL is stated that valentine made one or Two attempts
o outrage Jennie Dcndrni aId JENNIE hctasIltl, AZ
different times between March and June, 1870 Inc
ugrcutR OF. the children poor and Ignorant anu
r0rrtrd to remove them exposure 10 lbs insults
INT the sor; came kuowcd- OF the SOCIETY," ana
these proceedings were determined upon.
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p Q SITS G. r p T.
3:45 q. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE RUSSO-TURKISH CONFLICT.
nnnsh,iN Anrll 10. ID


LONDON. Tuesday, April 10, 1877.
The Paris correspondent of The Times says:
The news from Pera is bad The Porte will not abso-
utereect the protocol and will only consent to send
an envoy to st. Petersburg II peace with Montenegro
il not imposed and no internal supervision
forced on Turkey The conviction arrived at IS
that Mussuman fanacism and pride OF race are pushed
to highest pitch The most reassurlng feature Is Ih
England employs pressing and energetic LANGUAGE at
COnSantinOple and at the last moment me TURKS may
Weld The pacific prospects apparently opened by the
protocol have reccded into the distance OF ratne
have vanished.
The Tr,ess special dispatch from Cettuge reports that
the Turkish expedition which is marching against the
uridtes consists of eight battaons. The commanders
of Monenegrn detachments 60 10 their posts al the oh-
I icr to-day. There Is 10 indication OF peace.
THE TURKS UNCOMPROMISING.
LOSsON. Tuesday, April 10, 1877.
The Standards dispatch from COnstantinOple reports
that the belief in increases There seems To be no
doubt that the protocol and the Montenegrn utimatum
will be politely refused
The Paris SOir states that England has Informed the
Porte that Russia willing to make further concessions
if Turkey sends ali envoy to It. Petersburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-10
THE ROBBED BANK.
now THE ROBBERY WAS ACCOMPLlsHLD-AI'KE'I OF
ONE OF THE BURGLARS.


ONE or THE BURGLARS.
,,o,ou,, ;nsn.ction Of the premises of the Sixth
National Bank. where the burglary was committed on
sunday afternoon, made by the ponce Ses''r""'
morning. The safe which was forced Open and from
which the money was taken, was Il large Lime o"i
and eprocf safe The doors were forced open by
wed ges and acrward the inside chest was orceo III INV
emo ,vav No powder was used in opening this safe, and
thus it happened that no noise was heard o'uSie ~ II
f.orgt remarkable however, that one shoni have
noticed the movements OF the robbers, although they
opcracd in full view Of the street in broad daylight
rho ro,ocrs evidently entered through basement win
dow On Broadway and cut through INTO the president
rom, ahovc Apatforn upon which they stood during the
work. was covered with plaster and sawdust. painter
named RUSSELL who occupies basement adjoining that
under the bank! states that lie was at work i'll his shop
all 9ov sunday. About nalf-past or O'Clock II,
+,nuoi. he veaVd noise, az II n paHh i'u i"'I, u
suulescl the sound proceeded from me #'t .ici'S "
10 barber overhead. The police found th'i lhc mn
glars had attempted unsucco 81 u} 10 iet"
Iilr safe. This safe contained over TJl'Vp IN WI.
Tncrc marks oi powder ahout tAr IpIh o. ti ~
ing police are LOW >ciltiIlS io- 'i'0 i'-''''-
,arttyc ScIujtthercer Of the Twcutvninth PIeclnot
re r.nf arrested on suspicion Daniel II. Rooney dtH
i,-',,i.r and nm assocate OF " Dan Noble. lie was
identified 10y person who sa" NM ,lni.iG Gu, =" '
I,frk on Sunday afternoon III company WIN s'NN.'"
ctbrrs InrcS was dealer III the iar" hill III No :
Pallpy-st. about Two years ago, nht ldt'N Nv -, 49,,
IdeutIeI With gang o. ma Stus a'r"r 5rcd az, ,,u
Noble WIS prominent. The arrest ~ 'oN>l"'t'" ''
i,r+.,u one and detective SchGdtbcrgcr expects !"
have AN ir rositrS custody ln sho4t t1ic' ~,
several the .pu-.to'- ot ire - N'I N1lll n'i
un. which lasted, however onN Il ei'it 40
pnsIf0rs were reus~Ilcd ~ eli euHHS ti&t "ili3 49,
HdI h"th tdAch' II ,,.i,,. ~, frty near the
be preferred against the rtlfoiIhdh "H ""'' N''' "
bank at the time OF the robbery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-10
TIE NEW DIRECT CABLE MANAGEMENT.

1t was stated Ill this city yesterday that Mr.
Fender the new chairman OF the Direct Gable Company
had announced that it was not the policy oil the new
board TO proceed 10 the amaSanatlOn OF the Direct
Company with the AngloAmericau, or even 10 enter
into Joint purse nsemen and that the independ-
ence the Direct Company would be preserved and It's
contracts with American land lines scrupuOu>ly ad-
bcrcd TO- but the active competition hitherto engaged ia
Would cease, and the two companies would carry Oh
usiurss on friendly terms Mr.. CnauYin. the late
managing director OF the Direct Company, has resigned,
aud IS aid 10 hold the control OF more than fourth
of tine stock which renders liquidation impossible, and
without liquidation amaiganatlOn OF pooling
alran cement Is not possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-10
AN INJUNCTION SOUGHT To SAVE A E-sTAND

Jane T. Emmons applied yesterday to Judge DOno-
hue in supreme Court Chambers for an injunction to restrain
,e Commissioner Of Public Works from tearing down her
ME stand About year 40 put up New Church
A. al the corner Of Corandtst, which the Commissioner
had removed she permit from the Common coun
10 erect stand the Commissioner threatens 10 remove
that
argued this beng street taken for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-10
REApING RAILROAD ENGINEERS.

PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-Ihe trans on the
Reading road are running without interruption. Few Of
the old engineers remain the Germantown and Nor
rstoyu branch their places having been filed by new
men There Il no trouble the main road yet. II IL
uudcr,o1d that rcIueu Who leave with the engineers
ar 10 receive the same benefits from the brotherhood
III. engineers VINO have refused 10 accept the new in
s,raucc p.an of the railway company.
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public from private the Common Council had no power
TO surrender any part Of it to private occupation SUCH
nation was nuisance the Commissioners powers ara
duties charter required him to remove
MIR Stouteuburgh the pllnn, argued that thls summary
noer cond only rCised beyond the st0op lines am
yhn those could only be regarded a. an ecro1eene
over which the Common Council had sole CONTROL ne caSo
involves the whole awning question. Judge DouoEuS ro
x.I hfa daei.
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The will of the rich man of the future will


read "To the respective. attorneys Of my children
give my entire aud worldly goods OF all descrp-
tons Personally 10 the children and TO my beloved wife
! give all that remains This instrument will satisfy
the family and the trouble Of proving the old
insane.
The South may stand in need of Cancellation,
but what the people Of tine North want just 10
usual annual deluge Of ambitious pills.
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by contractors to the Board Of City Works the Aldermen
tronbe Each bidder In sums of more than $1,000 VIII
he required to deposit with the City Treasurer cerhe
cbec for three pr cent of the amounts for that sum ana
less dye per cent of the amount Alderman Donovan
voted with the Democrats regard TO most OF the minor
appointments made Yesterday, consequently no hepuo
Iieans were chosen, though some hold over
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Dam 40. Noon. 50'. % m, 52' Midnight 4o''
Highest during the day, o.. Lowest 81
Average. ave. Same day. 1875 81 e.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

dIbc,uorle Hoel-SenatOr Theodore L. Randolph OF
New Jersey James -The Rev Dr II ~ RI" IuoH
az 81 Stenbens College ..CaTepd0n Hotel benoA
Ranks OF Albany ard NJ p. OConnor OF CaIorha
YORK H0tcl-The Hol. Benjamin stark oi ne" ns ~
tyGL dre1.e Hotet- Congressman John NJ = Williams o
Massachurets Capt. Il. Il. Crozer Capt j. M LOW and
Iieut Rb;on Gore OF 3r fish Army B1cLn0hdW hos
sidney r. Flrchld OF Cazenovia y dlGgIia mos
camden Of West Nirg IfOet BrnnSirich-Amos ~
lawrence of Boston and Marcus r. Hun OF Albany
Oeyis Hotel-(;en W. D. TaafeTr0 OF virginia
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CORTINA SENT TO VERA CRUZ.

MATAMORos, April 9.-Gen. Cortina left this
city last night at O'Clock under strong escort for the
mouth OF the Rio Grandc, where he subsequently EN-
barked on the Mexican man-ofwar Liberia, to be CON
veycd TO Vera Cruz where, C ia believed, ne viii be
placed in the Castle OF san Juan Dc UIIoa HIS iendS
are rejoicing that he beyond the control Ot CdaeS.
and confident his life safe in the hands OF the Dlaz
Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-10
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The Navy Department has
received information tha Commander Frederick Rodgers
j. ". Phiiip Of the command OF te nted
Stales steamer Adams, Norfolk Va. On the Sd INST.
Assistant Engineers william ROwbOham and A. v Zane
have Temporary duty Doan me United
states ,to the ARRIVAL OF that vessel
Island, PENN ~ are IN regard themselves de-
AZ. AID waiting orders.
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DISTURBANCES IN ITALY.

LONDON, Tuesday April TO- 1870
Reuters telegram from Rome says bands OF
nternatonass who belong to the lowest classes Of the
population and have andrchca intentions, have appeared
in various provinces Al Scno band OF thirty took pos
session own-ha and burned the archives. Many
have been arrested.