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CHICAGO, April SO.-The Vanderbilt
party started east this morning via Grand
Rapids, Michigan s. Cleveland.
OTTAWA, April SO.-water has been
lot into Ridian and GreenyiIle canals.
Some oil the Chandler mills commenced
this morning.
NEw YonK, April SO.-Wm. Allen
Butler has been appointed referee to
ascertain whether receiver shall be ap.
pointed to the American Popular Lie
Insurance Co.
NEW BEDFORD. MASS, April 3O.-The
Wamsuttn Mills reopened this morning
and a large number Of operatives went in.
The police force OF the city and portion
Of the State police are on duty.
CINCINNATE, o., April 3O.-A Conner.
cidi special says that 400 coal miners NJ
New Stratsyille, Ohio, struck to-day
against reduction in the price OF mining
to so cents per ton. The strikers marched
to Shawnee, and tomorrow the miners
from both these places 60 to Nelsonville.
Trouble is expected.
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CHICAGO, April 3O.-The rumor OF the
indictment Of Blennerhasset, of the New
York firm Of Blennerhasset / Stephens
for perjury in connection with the Cool;
" Co. National Bank matter, was verified
this morning by the appearance OF that
gentleman in the United States Marshall
office, in company with counsel, ior the
purpose Of giving bail. The Indictment
contains two counts, and ii the Charges
are proven the maximum punishment is
$4,000 fine and imprisonment with hard
labor FIVE years. b. +. Allen, of Des
Moines, and Mr.. Burley, receiver OF the
bank, are the chief witnesses agRinst him
A morning paper says: "B. +. Allen
who is also under Indictment, but who is
in Des Moines, has not been put under
bond, but the assurance OF his counsel
has been received that he will be here
when required"
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ITALY.


ROME, April S0.--The Diriio, a Min
isterial organ, absolutely denies the truth
Of the recent statement concerning Italy,
intention Of occupying Albania in certain
eyentualities. Ii says that the object Of
the concentration Of the italian squadron
in the southern ports is to give the crews
an opportunity for drill and to render II
possible, In case Of need, to dispatch some
vessels to points where the appearance oI
the Italian flag may be useful to the in,
terests Of italian subjects.
Correspondence is progressing between
Italy and Turkey in consequence Of the
refusal OF the latter 10 permit the Rus.
sian subjects to remain under the protec.
tion OF the Italian Consuls in places
where there are no German ConsulS, The
return Of the italian Ambassado ors 10 Con.
stantiuople will be delayedfo for some time.
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Not T.. r. Bliss. .

CLEVELAND, O., April 3O.-Hcnry W
Stager, OF the Lake Shore railway, and
D. W. Whittle went down to Enclit
this afternoon on a special engine, and
had the body thought 10 be the remains
Of p. T. Bliss disinterred. The body il
not that OF Mr.. Bliss. The corpse is thai
Of man about 5 feet S inches high, thick
set, and in appearance German. Bott
Mr.. Stager and Whittle are confident
from personal experience at Ashtabula
in searching for bodies that it is extreme
ly improbable, ifnot impossible, that any
OF the bodies from the wreck could have
passed under the ice and down the creek
to the lake, and unite in sending this
message to assure the friends OF those
lost at Ashtabula that, in their judgment
no more bodies will be found.
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CHICAGO, April SO.-A special to the
Times from Bloomington says that re
ports received there u. the tclegraphic
headquarters Of the Chicago ( Altor
railroad, and at St. Louis, say a terribl,
accident happened at this place about
o'clock this evening, as switch engine
Of tho Chicago, Danville & Vincenne,
road was coming out. When a. Twenty
sixth street the engine jumped the tract;
from an unknown cause, and was over,
turned. Eight or ten persons were
on the engine, none Of whom had time Ia
jump. Five were reported killed and
laying under the locomotive. Two ca
capped with terrible injuries, one OF tn,
engineers having both legs broken. One
Of the killed was the fireman OF tho en-,
gine and another the Chicsgo 4 Alton
night operator ut DanvilIe Crossing
named Fahey.
EorE.-Up to late hour, owing tC
the distance and muddy roads, nothing Of
this could be learned in Chicago.
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The marks last evening indicated about
s feet, and rising slowly.
The Science left for Parkersburg, and
the Kerr for Pittsburgh, az usual.
The Courier arrived from Cincinnati
about ! +. NJ, and will return at Pm.
to-day. 81
The Ragon wilfbe ,here and leave on
time this informing for Parkersburg.
The Express passed down last night, en-
route from Pittsburgh TO Parkersbarg.
The Graham will be here this morn
ing at 9 o'clock, en- route for Pittsburgh.
Mr. Wm. McMasters, one OF the own.
ers OF the Grand Lake Coal Company.
died at McKeesport on Saturday morn
ing. He was we'll known and highly re.
spected.-Pitsburgh Dispatch.
The new Andes, Captain Mubleman,
was launched Mt Cincinnati on Saturday,
She is intended for the Wheeling and
Cincinnati trade.
Freights from St. Louis to New Or.
leans: Flour, 40 cents per barrel; pound
treights 20 cents per hundred.
The new steamer Black Hills was to
leave Pittsburgh yesterday for the Upper
Missouri.
Morris Dorsey, clerk Of the Fanchon,
writes from Ysnkton, under date Of 23d
The Fanchon passed here for Yellowstone
to-day. with full trip of passengers
The pilots say the Fanchon ia the best
boat to hold in wind that has ever come
Inp the Missouri. Westand head Of them.
Commercial Gazette.
The present stock of coal in Memphis
ia Uot more than G5OOO bushels OF all
grades, and this is but little over half the
supply as this season.
The Wheeling and Cincinnati Packet
Company, Of Cincinnati, has been incor.
porated, with capital stock Of $4,000
in shares OF $50. Capt. ChAs, Muhleman
and others incorporatofs.
The Whale is coming with one thous.
and tons Of ore and one hundred tons OF
miscellaneous freight.
by TeleEsph.l
PrrranURaH, April 3O.--Riyer 6 feet,
and rising.
MrMpHis, April 3O.-Riyer 50 feet IL
inches. Departed-Bismarck Belle Mem
phis, Schenck, Garrett and Charles Nor
gan. Weather clear.
EVANSVILLE, April 3O.-Riyer 1916
feet and falling. Weather clearing; mer
curry from Ss' TO $40. Up-Idlewild, Lee,
pamsel, Maggie Smith, Grey Eagle and
Evansville; business very light.
New ORLEANS, April 30.-Weather
clear aud warm. Ariived-Thos. sher-
lock, Ohio river; John A, scudder, ST..
Louis. No depatures..
LITTLE Rock, April 3O.-Riter rising
with prospect OF an overflow. Weather
cool.
ST. LOUIS, April SO.-River fallen 9
inches. Arrivcd-City OF Helena dnd
Belle Of st. Louis. Departed-War Eagle
and Red Cloud.
yrcKsBuRd, April 3O.-River rose
inch. up-Grand Lake. Down -CAron.
dolet. Clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, April 3O.-Riyer falling,
s feet 10 inches In the canal. Departed
-Donnally, Dean and Baum, for Cincin.
ga CAIRO, SU'li April so.- Departed = Joe
Fleming, st. Louis; RidRley, st. Louis;
Geo. Tyler, Ohio river, River SO feet 6
inches and rising. Heavy frost last eve.
ming and it is feared the small fruits have
been injured seriously.
CISciSSATI, April $O.-River 10 teet
10 inches and falling. Cloudy and ccld.
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NEW York, April 3O.-The New York
Gold Exchange, with the close Of bust.
ness to-day, ceases TO exist. The business
ot the gold room will hereafter be under
the charge OF lie New York Stock Ex.
change, and be carried on in all parLicu,
lars as now.
This evening the Gold Room members
dined at Delmonico's. At the time Of the
dissolution there were Si2SOOO in the
treasury; i a.a F.. 4
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A., is we'll known, these expenditures
we're largely paid by an.overcheck on the
Exchange Bank. The oyercheck year
ago, according to the report of the
Finance Committee TO Council, was only
$4,000, while now ii il over $lOO,O
So that after paying oar principal and
ialsrest oi public debt about $4,000
We drew on our credit to a large amount
i1s current expenses. This is mol likely
{, be the case this year. Indeed, we can
,,y ma8! positively that fteh will not be
,.r ca,e. Tie new rdlf that now OBJ
ain. Is to determine cur expenditures
J,tore hand, and eutl .; our coat
according to our cloth. TO this
end Council will meet tonight and con.
-jler the estimates OF the various com.
ait,eet. There viii be no Sj7, ,GG4 72
-psut by the Streets and Alleys Commit
lee this year. We understand that the
y,timatcs to be submitted by that commit.
tee call Tor about $4,000 for permanent
improvements. A regard. lie .craping
oithc streets, the committee have adver-
ri-ed Tor proposals. for that job, "a an ex
pertinent IN the direction OF reform. How
muoh their estimate for permanent i'm.
provements will be cut down re-
uains 10 be seen. There muat be
d mighty pairing down oil expenditure
l4i- year in sOme direction in
order to come within our receipts. To
live within our income this year will be
uot only virtue bu! likewise necessity
i. will therefore be interesting to notice
in what direction the pruning knife OF
Council will be applied tonight.
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VOLUME XXv.-NUMBER 9l2
A MissIssinnI TrnreIII-

MERIDIAN, Miss, April 3O.--An old
feud eliminated in n terrible tragedy
yesterday at Dekalb, Kemper county,
Miss. On Thursday last John W. Gully,
prominent Democratic citizen, va
waylAid and assassinatCd. Upon the ali.
davis OF two negroes several alleged con.
spiratora in assassination were Srrested
yesterday afternoon. A large party fred
on the prisoners, killing j. =. Gilner, A
Mcclellan, John Chisholm and David
Rosser, and mortally wounding VIM. W,
Chisholm, all white Republicans, except
Rosser, who was n Democrat.
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MEMPHIS, April SO.-A stranger regis,
tering as N. P, Long, Of Nashville, was
found dead in his room at the Peabody
Hotel this evening, having suicided viii
laudanum Saturday night, as supposed
from note found ia the room. He had
money enough in the hotel safe to bury
him. He was as much stranger in
Nashville as in Memphis.
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sale OF Thoroughbreds.

NASHVILLE, April 3O.-At the annual
sale Of thoroughbred yearlings to-day al
Bell Meade, twenty-five colts and tillies
by Bonnie Scotland and John Morgan
brought Sll 800, m average OF $500
Boardman, foaled March, 1876, owr
brother to Belle OF the Meade, brought
the highest price, 5000, and was bought
for Z. Lorillard, OF New York, unusual
interest is felt in the races which oper
here tomorrow.
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ExGov. L. +. NoYEs, of Ohio, has ac.
cepted the appointment Of Minister to
France, but will not sail until the Senate
shall have confirmed his nomination.
Gov. Noyes was executive OF the State Of
Ohio in the years 1928. He was Chair
man Of the Ohio delegation at the Gin.
cinnali Convention, and at every ballot
announced in tones that lilled the great
hall; "ohio casts her forty.iour votes for
Rutherford B. Hayes" It was by his
good management that the delegation
stood solid from lirst 10 last. After the
second ballot quite number Of the dele.
CATION were willing togive Hayes up, and
vote for Blaine; but Noyes labored with
those three disaiIectcd TO give Hayes
"jnst one more ballot" and by dint OF his
perseverance in this line he finally rea.
lized what his hopes had been centered
upon, and his lungs calling for, He is
Of pottly build, and rather impressive in
appearance, and is considered one Of the
best atump speakers in the west.
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CurcAoo, ILL.,, April SO.-Au exani-
nation otthe two bills now pending in the
State Assembly for the prohibition OF
betting, shows that one OF them is 30
framed that it does not prohibit the sell.
ing OF pools on horse races, and the other
prohibits pools on neither horse races
nor base ball. Whether the omission is
intentional or not is not known, but
horse men are elated at the probable
freedom from the restraint which such
law, ifpas'cd, would rutupon the patrons
.ofihe turf,
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DOVER, n. H., April 3O.-Detectiyel
Yesterday arrested at Pennington, Chag
Cook, who has confessed to numbering
Miss Hanson, OF Brookfeld, two years
ago. he says he was hired by Joseph
BuzEoll to kill her, and received $500
Buzoll was tried for the murder ani
acquitted. BE will be rearrested and az
accomplice named Jonathan Sanborn,
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POLITICGL NOTES.

WASHINGTON, April 3O.-The Presi,
deut to-day received another delegation
urging the nomination OF ex-Mayor En-.
ory TO the District Commissionership.
Candidates say the President listens at.
tentiyely. but does nothing more.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 3O.-Hcr,
man Silver, Of Colorado, has been ap.
pointed Assayer Of the Mint in Chicago
The commission OF Alexander Matthias
Stern as Assistant Treasurer at Cincin,
natl was signed to-day.
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Obituary.

LONDON, April SO.-Baton sudeIey Is
dead. His brother, a member OF Parlia,
ment for Montgomery borough, succeeds
10 the title.
LITTLE ROCK, April 3O.--Hon. Joseph
Brooks, postmaster at this place, who
will be remembered in connection with
the Brooks-Baxter troubles in 1874, diet
this evening, after protraGted illnees,
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SAN FRAGcrsco, April SO.-At meet.
ing Of the Water Commissioners to-day,
the Spring Valley Water Company pre-
scntcd a proposition to sell its property
and franchises to the city for $4,000, 900
with the intimation that they might &C.
ceP. a smaller sum. Proposals. from a
number Of other companies will be pre-.
sented in succession for the consideration
OF the commissioners.
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APPoTHTED,


LApAYErrE, IND, April SO.-About
o'clock this morning II. Waldron, agent
for the trustees for the boudhOlders, en-
tered on the track Of the Lafayette, Nun
Gle 4 Bloomington Railroad, on South
street depot, and tore up the track be-
hind them. They were pet at the bridge
OF the MunCie road and the engines stood
confronting each other, both lsshed tC
the track. Judge Ward, OF the Circuit
Court, has enjoined both parties from
operating the road until Friday, when
the case is to be heard,
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The Trick by Which Field Is 10 GO
TO Congress-

NEw YORK, April 3O.-The Times say.
Of the effort 10 get David Dudley Risld
into the present Congress, The under
standing is now Nicholas Mailer is to GO
to Washington for the extra session and
return weary and disgustcd with his ar
duous duties. He viii then resign III
time tor Field to stand in November
provided Mr.. John Kelly can be brought
to give his consent.
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WattersOn TO Deliver The lcmo
rial Address.

LOUISVILLE, April 3O.-Heury Waiter.
son has accepted an invitation Iodeliver
the memorial address on Decoration Day
over the Union soldiers buried in the
National Cemetery, near Nashville, Tenn.
In his letter to the Monumental As3ocia.
tion he says:
~ feel that the American soldier who
gave up his lie for his opinion was my
comrade. l know where he fought and /
know the fame and honor OF every brave
soldier are dear to NE. shall 6ringto
the performance OF this duty at least n
National spirit, proud OF the achievement
OF the whole people on the battlefield,
and happy in u peace that joins al! peo.
pie in lasting Union Of free States.
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MONTREAL, April 30.-Intensc excite.
ment exists in regard to the negligence
OF the watchman OF the burned oil Cab.
met Company's works. He makes con.
Trajectory statements and is held by the
Coroner. The latest returns show nine
killed, and ten wounded, who are doing
well. Public meetings will be held TO
take steps for providing for the orphans.
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Business Failure.

BosroN, April SOD. R. stednan 1
Co., dealers in crockery and glass ware
call meeting Of their creditors. TheiI
liabilities are reported at SllS,0OO, prin
cipally abroad and in Pennsylvania. Th,
causes Of the failure are heavy expenges
light trade and shrinkAge OF values,
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CoLuMBus, O., April 9O.-In the Houa,
the bill 10 fix the salary OF the members
OF the General Assembly at $500 per veal
and deduct S. for each days absence wa,
defeated.
The House bill to legplize the publica
tion Of legal advertisements in paper
using patent outsides was passed.
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Want a Change OF Management.

coScoRD, N. H., April SO.-At the
meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Aiichi.
gan Central Railroad, held here this eve.
nng, resolutions were adopted iaVoring
the change Of management. A commit.
tee was appointed to solicit proxies In
New Hampshire with view Of sending
an agent TO vote them at the annual
mecungi in June for the new management
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The Custom House investigation.

NEw York, April SO.-The Custom
House Commission held its session with
open doors to-day, in accordance with in.
strnotions from Secretary Sherman. Col.
Burt testified that at least n saving OF ten
per cent could be effected by reduction
OF the force Of employees, and giving the
Offices only to competent men, and not
for political favor.
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Sale OF the Paducah d Memphis
RaIIrOHd.

New YORK, April SO.-The Paducah {
Memphis Railroad, lGS miles long, With
4 acapital stock OF $3,OOO,OOO and a funded
debt OF 81 ,54l 900, was sold to-day under
an agreement with the creditors TO Henry
W. SmiLhers, John F. Edmunds and c. j..
Canada, trustees, for rSl05,O0O.
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BUFFALO, April SO.-Chester, Morgan
& Arend, well.known dry goods and car.
pet dealers, have assigned TO p. D. sher.
man. Liabilities S25O,OOO; nominal as.
Rets estimated at $4,000,
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ALBANY, N. Y, April 8O.-Iniorma-
tiou was laid before the Governor to-day
that the examination Of the New York
and Erie Bank, Of Buffalo, was stopped
under very suspicious circumstances, at
time when il owed the State Sll9 GOO.
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BELFAST, April 3O.-Flour to-day rose
G9 per ton. 1t has risen se7 in three
weeks.
Notice has been issued by the students
calling for on anti.clerical demonstration
tomorrow in place Of Sarboune. - ss
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TEMPERANCE NoTEs.-We 1--we been
handed letter 10 Thos. Hornbrook, Esq,
from james Cunningham, IT,, written at
Marietta, in which the latter gives an
extended account Of the progress Of the
Murphy movement in that city and vi.
ciniIy. Great success has, it seems, at,
tended his lsbors in that portion Of The
vineyard,
We have also from Mr. Joseph Barker
a letter from the same place, IN which
complimentary mention ia made Of the
efforts pnt forth by Messrs. Cunningham
and Noble, II ia said that 1900 persons
have signed the pledge in Marietta.
We have likewise letter from Par.
kersburg detailing what has been accom-.
pIishedin that city by Mr.. Kemple, True.
man and Cunningham, Kemple, as usu.
al, was equal to the occasion, and held
the audience spell bound" He "holds
the fort a. PArkersburg while Trueman
has gone to Pomeroy and Cunningham to
Clarksburg.
We observe that Robert Love paid a
lying tripto his home at SleubOnville on
Friday last, and was extensively inter.
viewed by the Gdssiis reporter. The i'm.
mensity OF Roberts lsbors and attendant
results appears to great advantage in this
interview. Some littIs creilt--not a
great deals given to Providence as a
sort Of auxiliary 10 Robert.
The Gaseae reporter intimates that
some Of the steubenville reclaimed are
weakening and backsliding.
Down at New MrtiDsville the follow,
ing ordinance has been passed by the
Council
"That no license for the sale Of spirit
uous or malt liquors, wine or cider, or
drink, OF like nature, within said town
or within one mile Of the corporate limits
thereof, be granted for the license year
beginning May !, 1877, and ending April
50, IS7S.P
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Latest from the Seat of War.
Turkey AdmOnlshed to Keep Out
of SerVia.
The Clrcasslans FIOCking to the
Standard Of Islam.
4 HEAVY Battle Before kar..
The Standard of the Prophet TO
be UnfOIded Only as the
Last Resort.
Greece Sending Troops to the
Frontier.
The London Times on the War
Panic. = "
And It's Advice is to Keep Cool.
The English Queen PrOclaims
Strict Neutrality.
Has $4,000 Men Ready to Go to
Egypt.
France Disposed 10 Neutrality.
Mr.. Gladstone on the Status Of
the Porte.
Italy Wants Her Flag Where II
Will Do Most G0Od.
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Another Nayings RnnIk.

BErHLEHEM, Pa, April SO.-The Dime
Savings Bank has suspended. Liabilities
exceed S2s5,O00. Assets unknown, but
claimed to be sufficient to yield per
centage,
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Bosrox, April SO.-During the ten.
porAry absence Of James Hurd, OF North
Weare, n. H., his insane wife killed their
son, sged 10, and hanged herself. t.
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The Work OF n Catholic Bishop.

SAN FRAScIsco April SO.-A Victoria
press dispatch says: Troops md Gun.
boat have left for the Wellington Mines,
where bitter controversy has resulted
from the Roman Catholic BiShop's phil
lipic against the public schools. The
newspapers are occupied with the discus.
sinna. ...
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End Of the Official Controversy

COLUMBIA, S. c., April SO.-The Repub.
lican claimants for State Offices will to-
morrow consent to the proceedings before
the Supreme Court, which ends the con.
test and seats all the Democratic State
ofIiriala
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Failed for 100000,

ST. LOUIS, April 3O.-A report has beer
freely circulated to-day in business circle,
and on Change that the heavy commits
sion house Of shyrock and Rowland ha,
failed. Liabilities in the nsighborhoot
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NEw YORK, April SO.-The spects.
cular play called the wonder Child"
was brought out tonight at the new
Broadway Theatre and attracted q
crowded audience.
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NEw YORK, April 3O.-Rev. Hector
Brownson, who was for IS years Agent Of
the Merchant Bible Society, died yester.
day. He was Sc years old.
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LITTLE Rock, April SO.-wm. Whit.
field, an old and prominent merchant OF
Van Burcn, shielded Saturday.
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MINOK TELEGRAMS.

ST. LOUIS, April SO.-The Missouri
Legislature adjourned sine die to-day.