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An Important ncctsion.

WAsnlSoroS, May S.-'rhe supreme
court eavea decision, today, in the appeal
OF the Newport and Cincinnati Bridge
company. The principal question inyoly.
ed is the liability Of tho United States in
damages by reason OF changes which the
Act Of Congress Of 1871 made necessary in
the form and dimensions OF the bridge.
Appellants claim they have been injured
TO the extent Of more than S5,0O0,00O. In
the opinion OF the court Congress did no
more than it was authorized to do, and
there is no liability resting upon the
United States to answer in damages.
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Tho saloon Keeper. surrcu.lcr. Icg,

CINCINNATI, G!ay S.-Therc is general
congratulations to-day, among the support
efs OF the enforcement Of the Smith Sun
day closing Jaw, oyer its marked success YES.
terday. Today, iq the police court, Frank
Harf, the proprietor oi one oi the leading
hill top resorts. who Vas arrested some time
ago, for violation ol tho law, pleaded gull.
ty, saying that he had acted under what
he now believes to be bad advice. The
Jury imposed u nominal fine, Mr.. Haril
agreeing to obey the laai in future.
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Outslue VI NeW olu,lot ,s,1
The exhibit this week is decidedly un.
favorable, in Eastern cities in particular,
showing q large falling Of. Trade through
out the entire country is backward; prices
are high, and those who have thus far dur
ing the year waited for active spring trade,
OF large volume, must continue 10 wait.
Business in the Eastern citics.is reported
remarkably dull, and as Il consequence the
aggregate clearings, as compared with the
corresponding week OF last year,
show decrease OF 80 per cent.
against decrease of 2.S per cent.
last week and an increase Of 81 per cent
the previous week. Both speculative and
legitimate trade has been exceedingly dull
during the week just closed. In New York
the ciearings show large falling off
Of 80 per cent against Il decrease OF only
sc per cent last week and an increase OF
IL per cent the previous week. In Bos.
ton, the unsettled and more or less diss-
greeable weather has had restraining in
tluence O.: general business, which has
been only a moderate aggregate ior the
season. Even in the more prominent
items OF the merchandise list, there is !,
falling off this week. In the country at
large the decrease amounts to 3.5
per cent against decrease OF G.3
last week and m increase OF lO.2 per cent
the previous week. In Philadelphia the
clearings show decrease Of 9 per cent.
Baltimore, with backward spring trade,
still hangs below the line; the cearinss at
that point this week showing a falling of OF
1872 per cent, against decrease OF IS per
cent last week and one OF 81 per cent the
previous week. Manufacturing cities, con-
trary to the general rule, show large gains.
Lowell heads the list with m
increase Of SEQ per cent against
53.s per cent last week. Pittsburgh
2oa against $50 last week. Cleveland SIS
against 25.o last week. St. Louis shows a
loss Of $50 per cent. against one OF $50
last week. Chicago gained rs against q
gain OF SIS last week. Cincinnati gained
1874 against 1873 last week.
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The Midnight DiSpp,che.,

LONDON, May S-The Liberals through
out England are passing resolutions, con-
doling with the families o, the victims Of the
tragedy, expressing abhorrence ut the
crime, aud urging the adoption OF resoutc
but concilia,ofy policy towards Ireland.
Sir Charles Dixie is named as Lord CAV
endishs successor. Another dispatch says
that Forster has been reappon,ed chief
secretary OF Ireland.
The Pail Mall Gazette says: American
Fenians had made no secret OF their de.
signs. There were special grounds for
thinking some piece OF leroclly on their
part lad been for some weeks close at
nand. The prospect OF pacitication OF the
country WIS calculated 10 disgust the ex
IRENE Fenians. Probably enough they
had drawn lots Tor an attempt on the life
OF Forster, but had been batiied 4 change
in the policy Of the government only made
them more resolute IN their determination
TO establish blood feud between Ireland
and England. There is every sign that
their odous calculations will be baked.
The President OF the Land League has
issued manifesto denouncing the assassin.
alton.
Lady Frederick Cavcndish has received
telegram from the Ladies' Land eague,
expressing the hope that she did not be-
lleyc thut the Irish people had sank SO low
as to murder one who had brought peace
Offering to Ireland. .s5.
When the House oi Commonsadiourned
there were great crowds on the outside
They hooted Gladstone and Bradlaush and
cheered Forster
A dispatch from Dublin says that rs the
remains OF Cavendish were taken to the
steamer, for transportation to England,
sympathy was manifested by the vast
crowds assembled along tue route OF the
procession. Also that Earl Spencer was
received with enthusiasm
It is reported that another arrest has
been made at kildairc.
1t is reported that an American, who
visited the scene Of the murder, scruiinized
the ioat prints about the spot and distinct
ly recognized the mark OF TIE peculiar
broad-toed boot commonly worn by Irish
Americans. g5tgr
The Sentiment III America.
ALBANY, n. y, May S.-The assembly
unanimously adopted the following:
| WHEREAS, In common with all civilized
people, the citizens oi this State have been
greatly shocked hy the news OF the assassi..
nation oi Lord Cayenlish and Mr.. Burke,
in Dablin, Ireland; therefore, be 's5
2tsolrsd, Iha. the Legislature otthc State
Of New York records its detestation Of tho
crime, its belief that only private revenge
could be responsible for so terrible an act
and its hope that the guilty parties may be
brought to speedy and just punishment.
BdsroS, May s.-The Irishmen Of this
city will hold a meeting tomorrow even
ing in Faneuil Hall to express their detes,
tation OF the assassination. kilograms an.
, nounce that like meetings will be held in
many other cities on this side OF the At
.. lantic. I''l
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La l!OR NOTES.

ClNClsSATl, May An unsuccessful ut
tempt was made, last night, to bring the
striking carpenters and their bosses to:
gether. The carpenters refused TO ackaowl-
edge the right OF the Board OF trade to al.
just their differences with bosses, while the
latter refused to submit to any dctation
from the union.
CnlcAGo, May The Times placcs the
strength Of the Knights OF Labor US repre-
sen,ing two million families. The New
York Herald gives the number OF members
rs one hundred and forty thousand. The
Knights give the number as -.
CIScISNATI, May The cigar unions OF
this city are still sending on their per
capitas to. Milwaukee. This is the TWEEN.
seventh week OF this strike; it has cost the
cisarmakens Of the National organization
over $50, 900. ,,yt'se ii;
CLEVELAND, May There is move.
ment on loot To organic, the eoopes, who
dlsbanded III lS74 Mr.. ! Forhand the
President, headquarters ut Cleveland, re.
ceived assalary $4,000. The cooper made
then from twenty to twenty-five dollars
per week; now their situations are pre-
carious at from eight to twelve dollars per
week. ~ ~ n ~, u
LAFAYETTE ISD., May THE shoe.
makers OF Lafayette. Indiana, we're re.
quested to submit their bill OF wages for
the coming season. They did so in good
faith ut liberal wages and were refused,
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New York ON tho as.n..inn,,o,

New YoNK, May S.-Thc president Of the
Irish National laud league OF New York
and the president OF the Parnel land
league thus cable parnell: @T '">.
On behalf Of the lind leagues OF New
York We repudiate the covert and ut,ociou,
assassination oil Lord Cavendist and Mr.
Burke. We request You 10 convey TO N,r.
Gladstone our horror Of tho crime and our
conviction that it is the work, not only OF
enemies OF Ireland, but also of his, and
our hope il that you and the other leaders
Of the Irish people will he able to bring
the base perpetrators to justice.
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Proceesling~ In Parliament.

LoSpoS, May s:-Every part Of the House
Of Commons, at the opening oi the session,
was crowded, e,iA th!s siteFAoon: 34:a'4
o'clock Slr. Gladstone arose and, with
great emotion, and in u tremulous voice,
moved the adjournment Of the House. lie
said that the blackness Of the crime and the
horror it excited throughout the entire
Kingdom were unparalleled. In the iaur.
der Of Burke, he said, they had been robbed
OF ono Of the ablest aud most Upright mem.
bers Of the civil service, but the hand OF
the assassin had come nearer home, and
one OF the noblest OF hearts had ceased
beating while full OF hope and love ior Ire
|sud. As tar as the Government we're
concerned, all previous arrangements
must be Eecast,, On Thursday next, be
lGladstone) W,oul d ask the House for leave
10 introduce a measure for the repression
OF crime in ireland He believed that he
would be assisted from all quarters OF the
house. On an early day he would intro
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Entnl Accident ut Atcu:,cmvllic.

special DlsHat.a TO the lntelliseEcer.
SrEunESvlME, May S.-Joscph Hick.
man, aged twcnty-eight years, OF Elders.
vile, Pa, rode into the river, late this
afternoon, Mt the ferry landing, opposite
this city, to wash the mud or his horse.
Both rider and horse were drowned The
body OF Young Hickman has not as vel
been recovered.
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THE KNIGHTS OF FIIONOR,
The Annual Meeting Of the suuren,
Lodge In DosiI,norc Tr.p,v'

The AnnHnI Meeting Of The Suuren,c
Lodge l" BaitI,narc To.nsy.
BALTIMORE May a-The Supreme Lodge
OF the Knights Of Honor, meets in this CITY
today. Thirty-iour States, in which there
are $4,000 members, will be represented.
Addresses OF welcome will be deliyered-by
F. A. Whitmer, Esq, grand dictator OF the
order in Maryland, Governor Vim. Y,
Hamilton, and the Hon. Wm. pinkney
Whyte, mayor Of Baltimore. Response:
will be made by the Hon. Wm. b. Hoke
Q! Louisville, supreme dictator OF thu
Knights OF Honor; Hon. Robert J. Breckeu
ridge, OF Kentucky, supreme treasurer, an
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AnRIyALx RIVALS OF STEAMERS.

l.oSpoS, May; Arrived out, the Par
i.ian. from Boston, and the Amerique and
Gcllart, from: New York.
4 New YoRK, May S.-Arrived, the Servia,
& from Liverpool, the Hohenstauilen, from
Bremen, the Naderland, from Antwerp, the
Bohemia, IRON Hamburg, and Egyptian
Monarch, from London. ..z.
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DEvlLISEk DEEDS.
Attempts to Deatr0y tt Minncsofn TowI
. with Internal Machines.

will, Internal Machines.
Z NoRTHFIEID, MINI. May S.--rhis COM
mnnlty is greatly excited over two attempts
to blow up buildings with Internal
macnlnes. One was made about two
weeks ago in a public ball, when large
missed fire. On Saturday night terrific
explosion occurred, which aroused ,h,.
citizens, when it was found that II box oi
explosives had been placed in the base.
mcnt Of large building, at the east end
o. the bridge, occupied by DR.. Rcavcs as
an office. The basement walls were COM
pletely blown out and good deal Of dam.
age was done to the medicine in the Office.
but nothing else was injured and nobody
was hurt. Some citizens connect thcs,
acts oil devi!try with the raid once made by
the jautes and Younger brothers
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THE ASSASSINATION.
THE CIVILIZED WORLD SHOCKED
iadlsustion Meetings Throughout Europe an
AuerleA--AmtrIean FenIaus Charged With
tks Nurdsr-Ths Prossedlnsi Ia
ment-Latest Details.

LONDON, May s.-Gladstonc, replying to
the coincidence Of the Viceroy OF India, tel
cgraphs: "rhe object OF the black net is
plainly 10 arouse the indignant passions
and embi,tcr the relations between Great
britain and Ireland a@"I1 1"la
Forster says that he believes tho murders
were committed in order to show that Il is
impossible to conciliate the Fcnians.
BERLIN, May S.-Enperor William, on
hearing tho news OF the murder OF Cayen.
dish and Burke, was rs much shocked as
he was when the Gar was tssassinatcd.
DUBLIN, Mny S.-Thc detectives have n
register OF ali the car drivers and are ex.
amining the drivers individually, in order
TO ascertain their whereabouts on the day
Of the assassination. "-5..s 'ID
New Yonx, May S--The british Govern.
mcnt will pay large reward, through the
British cons.ll'general, OF this city, 10 any
one in America furnishing Il clew to the
murdcrers Of Lord Cavendish and Mr..
Burke.
BosroS, May S.-John Boyle O'Rcilley
and Patrick 4. Collins have telesraphed
parncll, authorizing n reward OF $1,000 on
behalf Of the 1rishmcn OF Boston for the
apprehension OF the murlerers OF Caycn-
dish and Burke.
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The ser.,x.nt Mason Cn.c.

WASHINGTON, May s.-The Supreme
court OF the United States has denied the
petition Tor writ OF hahcas corpus in ser.
seant AIason's ease. The court decided
that the court-martial had full jurisd;c.
ton to try Mason for tho offence charged ;
that It's proceedings were all within its
proper jurisdiction, and that the sentence
pronounced was not in excess Of its
nOXer. ------ L. -
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Arrcxscd OH Su.uIcJon.

DUnIIS, May S.--A man, named Charles
Moore, has been arrested on suspicion, nj
Maynooth. He had Travelled by the 1
o'clock train from Dublin. lie stated tha,
he had intended to so to I.onsiord, but,
feeling i'll. had taken Il ticket for Mavnooth
He almost tainted when arrested He re.
turned from America on Friday last. He
answers the description Of one OF the mur
dcrers and has marks on his face. He was
formerly in the army. Moore has been
brought to Dublin ior identification.
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Tint ALLEGED WhiNkI Hing.

WAsu,xo1oH, slays.-Colonel Wharton,
the attorney for the Kentucky pis.illcrs'
association. nov in this city, has received
tho following dispatch touching the inves.
tjsatlon ordered by tho Senate into an al
legged whisky ring:
{ "Glad Window resolution passed. HOPE
investigation will be speedy and thorough,
NO would rather lose the bill than quietly
submit it to the unjust charges made against
us."
Senator's Windom, Hawley, Harrison
Cockrill and puyh constitute the committee
of Investigation.
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The Chinese Must Go,

WAsMISorox, May S.-The President
this morning, announced his approval oi
the bill, prohibiting for ten years the com
ing OF Chinese immigrants into the United
States. The members OF Congress from
the Pacific slope are highly elated.
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A Young Girl Fatnlly Injured.

sPccI7l 1I>pIIV1l 70 II1b INNIIlscIceT, ~
CnAHlEsros, ". VA, May s.-Mabel
Hill, FIVE year old daughter OF an cx.
superintendent OF the county schools, while
gathering flowers. on Horse Shoe falls, near
the city, to-day, fell over the fills, about
thirty feet, and was 50 dangerously Injured
that the dcctoTa have pronounced her case
fatal,
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The Erit8Hlt Grain Trade,

LoSDoS, MayS,-The Mark Lane Express,
IN the review Of the British grain trade,
the past week. says: Last weeks weather
favored the growing crops. Trade gener.
ally unaltcred, though ii few provincial
markets are improved. Foreign whca,
very quiet; five sumplcs only attended TO-.
Cnrgocs otf the coast in nea.re supply.
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granted, but tie chances are 5000 to one
that the cowardly wretch will be hanged
unvf month H " 70 I-.. Pod ,

Speaker kieicr has left Washington for Il
few days; Mr.. Burrows, Of Michigan, will
occupy the chair in his absence.
Tho Republican committee, upon order
of business in the House, have decided to
take up the bill 10 extend the charter OF
national banks next after the District bill,
which will be considered edatcly after
tho Agricultural bill is disposed Of.
Congressman Bul.crworth yesterday
made M argument before tho House com.
mittoc on commerce in advocacy Of lib.
crat appropriation for tho Improvement OF
the falls ofthe Ohio river. Tho appropra.
lion bill will be completed by Thursday
next -,. .----
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Thc l,Dpe Oh Tie EYcnt.

ROME, May s-When the Pope heard OF
the assassination he sent instructions to
the Irish bishops to request the clergy to
express from their pulpits the cxecration
OF the crime and to cxhort the faithful to
respect the law OF the land.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
Dull In the Large EnStern Citics-1.ively
[ nt misunderstanding POln,s

BosroS, May S.-Thc following table
shows the total gross exchanges ut the
twenty-five leading clearing houses in the
United States, twenty-iour being for the
week ending May 6, and one, Louisville,
for the week ending NAV 1:
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BAExrm's Baby Elephan. shouldn't be p1.
posed 10 cold weather till after taking Dr..
Wiggin's Lungwort Compound, 1t prevents
all throat and lung diseases. Sold by Logan
4 Co. and all druggists. @s
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dhe Qntelligeueer:
once, Nos. 2s aud ~ Fourteenth street
A NUMBER Of the gentlemen who Propose
tn I,,,l1 ,i, p,,,,. ,,;il Ia, hose a. L.,

10 build the River railroad will be here this
morning. We trust that their stay will be
made agreeable, and that they will 90 away
with good impression Of our town us Il
leading pointon their proposed road. They
have not come here to decide whether they
will build the road. That point Is settled,
and will be carried into effect just us soon
as the prelin.inaries arc passed upon, one
OF which Is MS to whether our people feel
enough interest in the project to hel p make
good the conditions d their oaer-viz-a
free right OF way. This calls for $50, 900 on
our part. Only this and nothing more.
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THAT Cough and Cold OF yours may bring
on Consumption. II II IL not attended to,
Dr. Wieeins' Lpnswori Compound ig q posi-
tive cure. We guarantee Ii. For sale by
Logan & Co. and all druggists. .@ z. =
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lqrspAN, Nav s.@Princess Vic'oria,
wife OF the Grown Prince, Frederick
William, has been safely delivered OF q
son. Mother and child progressing favor
ably.
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DUBLIN, May S.-The shutters are up on
all business houses in the city.
The suspects in jul passed resolutions,
dcnouncing the crime anu condoIing with
the widow OF Lord Frederick Cavcndish.
1t is rumorcd that the driver Of the car,
which took tue aSsassins to and from Phu.
nix park, was murdered by them to pre-.
vent discovery, aud that his body has been
found by the rolicc.
1t is now thought that Cavendish and
Burke were both deliberately selected for
assassination. During the procession i'll
Dublin, on Saturday, mau inquired three
times whether Cavendish was in the pro.
ccssion. The chief secretary ut last lifted
his hat and told his name. The man re-
piled: "rhank YOU, that will do" Two
men on horseback also watched the pro-
cession in suspicious manner. There
were eight gaping wounds in the body OF
Cavendisli and eleven in that OF Burke.
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The Insli:nntien.n Cnnntla.

OTTAWA, May S.-The assassination OF
Cavendish and Burke is the all engaging
theme OF conversation in the House iObbies
to-day. The utmost adherence OF the
foul deed is everywhere expressed. So
mich, indeed, is this the case, that mem.
bers can be heard 70 express their regret ut
taking part in the passage OF the Irish
resolutions. Some think it will be deadly
blow to the Gladstone government, willis,
others say that the Irish people should
nov hasten to his support, and ex press
hope that this terrible tragedy may not
turn him aside from his policy OF remedial
legislation.
MONTREAL, May S.-The excitement, TO-
day, in connection with the Dublin tray
edy is more intense than on yesterday.
The murder is generally attributed TO Irish
Americans, who were sent over, it is
thought, for the purpose. The current Of
the popular verdict denounces the crime
as the most cowardly and vile ever COM
mitted in Ireland.
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Newspaper Comments.


LONDON, May S.-The PaA Nall Ga:tRt
says: 1t is understood the Ministry in.
tends TO pos,pone ,|,e nrocedn,a ,u,a, on,,
tho vbo,a ~ .,,o rost - ,,s go ': :,, INV
''o ""o,' =. -. ~, 'eS' u .''' SESSION VIII De
occupied with the Irish business.
The Irish Times, OF Dublin. says; Earl
Spencer had arranged on Saturday to re.
lease all the Suspects except eighty, on
Tuesday.
The 81. .Ja,n,, Gn-,t, sovs. A roo,;s;,;or
,os l,aor n,,,,a - .,'s ,,-, ~ '.lu's's''i. ~ i.
r"a w." ',.'uo ~ ."e iolu mayor OF
London 10 call a meeting IN Guild hall to
petition the Queen 10 dissolve Parliament
OIL the ground aud belief that many
Liberals and Conservatives desire to elect
another Parliament to deal more success.
fully with the reign Of murder in Ireland,
The Manchester Guardian s,vs. TLo
crime il traceahlc ton Ean;an n,r,v ro ~.
cr,,;tcd mainly from America % wbpn p"' a,,a; H., =
;nteriered when ,bcv saw conc;,;as;;n "mo "sal.,
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Monday and Tuesday, May S and
9, District Of Colu,nhia appropriation
bills; May 10 and u, an election case; May
i2 and Ia, bill extending national bank
charters; Monday, May IL. motion to sus.
pend the rules; Tuesday, IL; finish bank
charters bill "Wednesday, II, Agricuitu.
raj Appropriation bill; Thursday andFri-
day, IS and 70, election cases; Sstnr1a y,aO.
Internal Revenue bill