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THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY DEMOC RAT. VOL. V-NO. 122. NEW OIhIEA NS, TI I!)PA Y, A PIR.IL 20, 1880. PRICE, FIVE CENT8. BOURBON WHISKIES TiE HUANIS DISTIINDG C.,, lpfrurl iii ()plJIt itPtlrttI~Rt ,lttite11Y it;T. 1171 I WhIch , e·I· pi lltt'i hii Vte frc't 'fI 'III PVtIt 1pI tlenrl~Pt. wltl iii'~l· ,p hi lvitt'W of oriiltiec tl P rflrtIttP· Ii. he iI hil~th V fntult w0hi4P uI'tr ~tao~ll Pt . 1 PP11 ii iePti~liti4pfttI'ItIii up ~ah~uiI Id~ ii~ ,I 'tpniu It'I ipt~le ittb tR l'PPII Monnre lrtti itl ItnPn toi w wiPle deetly tttt tieppti wit) ii (, 1 Iii Idat ftli~~~e Ilt l I PIP fit' (I hi ctic Whtiu i).~'rttit u , till flt ''itlluIt ihee tt1~10 11111 0I~ i liu tt ui 171 Fl 1IAIP~~r t It r: l;; I,'i , 111111 ln II v i I uit* iiin Eitilllt'' mccc Itl('\ pil 1 i i ( A1111 1lttP()\lP E( ulr utPcli A Ido Ip rluvIutl ,~~~ItII tiI17 FloeP Witiroile i~lit wilt lle tuli' Ipf"lt " PltIi jlltuipi Iii IP~nk wft t ettti ('PP II Plot lit 1111111 tI~lt Y111 W~rlt fuil~ I" puutluI 9O~It.el rliii irtl t If dir twttt F lltl 'llatlill .'f(? bhiaxk, 11,,111vr.P1.Pv l eth ar ,I I1F~ ltc ttlvtiliec inItlr iia'i, tbeIpeI flvea ttf tI, ltllr) f1p'lllt lcp .tir fell lt arncIp ttft teIflllti~jtt m' ,lrll tprslgiti tIlil 'PPt 1r. 411( PI1 he pan ttlltt(l YVIi~rrtrt iN AIIe YEclt h 1111' atan tulet ailvttit FtiPl~l~ 11e iepictivn lyl Irlithe qpflrtenw erltall nitiiltcit~eu itt~ tuil't tile ttarnl I~ alr hetllhie Plhilp\ilttRl 11111 fir) t:le Litti. tiWio Rti,t,"dirl· I~lptlti rle11 the lilt~k eIint. a Medpr PPa 'It l Itii it~'~ l11rk fir~r ~1Ittll I he ,I~ta~t lv Rrthulintitittit hiiyip.P,~rVI lcl 0 pt J*~ fnl*l ( 1tI1 lluI),lePnn tn~lac Rmg&,Iwe Mt th~kt THE LOWg , CUOAST. The 'ondltion of thel Crops in the Country Below the (.Cifly. Items of Interest Conoerning Flood and Field. With a view toward psnerltainin the condl t ion of affairs in the fertile roiton of country betweon this oilty and the months. of the river. the Dktsoi:nAT on Saturday dispatched a rerl'n. sentative to report lthe atri'ultullral 'conditon of our lower lRilr.shoe; to notel the enortoaohment of the present flood of the Mississiipp upon the fields of the sugar and Ice planters. and to in L stigt atio to the stale of the several channels Of comnmer.v which afford the Iraiok for our home and fornian ocean trade. The Dl)cMOirAT comlmipstloiner. in cornillltny with a corroltiondent of the Cincinlnatl '1w:. er.ia, a member of the ediltorial staff of the N. 0. .7.mr. anld an amateur iournalit of r neo note. left this itty at a p. nm. on the iday designated. on the low preasure coast steamer Martha, comrnlndedrt by Oslt. W. S Itweet. Furtherlthlan th i closed up Blay rovwluns. about six miles below the itly. there wuas nothing to attract the ee t beyond common place matters before dark on Siaturday. save t he extraordtlnary beauty of that day's sunset. Which seemed p irtlcularly to %waken the in. atiatlion of the Northern journalist who. ovl deatlr unaccustomnet to sucll eot;cts of light and shadow as float in the soft skits of South ern Louisiana toward the close of day at this season gf the year, garced upon the ovanesconce of our solar alorl a with such an apparent original interest as one would expect from a rsas ported South Sea Islander.l for the first me watching the weir ligaht of the aurora borealls. Darkness and fog thereafter shut out the I ltht, and with it Interesting sights until the arrival of the steamer, at I a. m. Sunday. at the site of the St. Sophie crevasse. where she dis charged a cargo of lumber furnished by the State to repair and aid In rebuilding the broken levee. This crevasse. which occurred on the slx teenth instant., broke the levee on the east bank tf the river, thirty-six miles below the city. Its dimensions were: Width, about forty feet. and depth four feet. It is situated half a mile below the great Poverty Point erevasse of 1871. which was nearly 1oee feet wide, and which was not stopped by the State enaineers until the river -e1l that year, in the early part of May. after t.~reakinuq of the Bonnet Carre levee above. The sugar Vlantatons chiefly endangered by s. La revaseo are the Mon Secours. whose crop S t by Brsh & Levert. of this oitt. and the Hiarlem place, owned by Oapt. E Smith. late tax collector of Plaquemines parish. The two pisee produced last 1year nearly 1.,00.000 pounds of auar. o.0s0 gallone of molasses and OU srresofriee. The intervening country ween these two places subt eted to overfl >w Sowned princIpally by thrifty and in dustry us negro f,.rmirs. who have paid for their lands and produce annually several thous.ad barrels of rite. (These farm ers alan tfarLs a valuable labor contingent to - the a1i ts ut ugar plantalione in the rolltnt seas) 0 SO aturday nighbt the forces of Har lem and Mon 8soours with the aid of the colored tveshold -r deeasated, had succeeded It l ondaymornolgo the Crevasse was almost qfestusadi 4, th treared work will hlnvn ItMttt ittn hfrtln mthiC n trnttlt, itilnnt$I li hhah nt1't t wIllti n', vo'AItrt'tI, wihtl,. )!ipw tht wavRme (t1RInIPt t|1. brlotkanl Iqvn0. shatthll havl tleoJ(iR) h.! th( cUtIRIJP p 1' wrk. 'hJi I't tt'-tl hI i Pt1I'I 'rnvt.p,. . , Iotrty hlrun allop Ihq,,w the ,,1'.. the !I e . t h.!nk of the LVrt,. wn"e ',",n"1 Ii,'tPit Fntt1ttdl y IiIfaht. 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IIIII| ,lshla, lhll llb.,l¢ lr I n~ c o1.!1't de tIm T. . s i pP l 1.tu i I! in p n h sh111o] y11oI didhal.. tl M u[~thonr (ot was pool dl.r ,ii tlhW 0111overhl piph m)l etl s oftolnv1 (ol ,vlr th, w1111- ont, r ti h .1 (Ill a I-th ¢ w ~r ly 1 fonnt ,H ll w Rkt r , h I'owelr hof l'i€ ofI f ni tyatletio d iler , usioolllr th.l., attyh ll 4a 0 an oel l h fl,11hb of lllo I1nl h. 1d111 slll , on1th lhh awa1nI lllinlg mlo1. in anImpso ',0 . t th" W haft, nai nH.H.I p"o!ult in,1. :1rhl0 ,ntosvnn, tlrop. gran111 a, tlomlpa qu tirn of~ 11 litri mor thath. .109P01, Af stnw im,.tP'k.n "tie OlrlTllr 11,. t - 'relprinug for the New York Ulonocratic Convention What, thi (onvou tion Will T)o. tlnIAh'u n. N. V., April 10. 'thorn Is I votIy larTn ,ut rtion [of h iSl.i n oollyVtlitl tion aImaady hero'. Thn T h ain o, mtllell orn I114 . t Ul'rnl ato1n,! .ioohln to bn tempotrnry Qhlairman. Th'e dnI galtlon to (tinlninatl will tn pnilectnd1 from Iho ol.IurtlleiPPSiotl litriCts. The follr dnlgIantnN at laren will Ib eletoo'd by thin nonovntion. Thln gno ontlled fratud of 14711 will In dlnlnouned. the ladminllltrat!on of G(lv IlthinroI n notpl'Ovedl. Aiid the ro Iolution in favor of the two-thlrds rule in the (Olinotnatli onvoution will he R.,lopted; lano a rlepointio that lhn dI'ologttll I vote as iA t11111 in th1e lonvutioln, Thn 1talk of thorn hbonlg i large number Iof atit-Tl'lldon delgltOsp d11411 1ot nIltDnar to 1bn Allslt.inl by nRaloaranlnI10 to IMafht. 'OIT1ICA 1. NO1Ite, it In reporlted that the l)nmoorn'aov of h V.Fourth (lolugrsslotal )11st rlIet will havo tlundor nIslolldratIln the nIame ll th Mll. following well know, gentlmento for tho onatoiagr onll nnoli. IIntlon from that dillr I lol l ,. J. It lnlm. of1 t I ,,to ; lion. Iwlws r'1xila. of its hldos 11 11. .tan..1sTri-,of Raph]y¢: Mion. Newton it]nanBh lrd1l. of (lcadl ; liont , . .1 (Illtnllllllln latnl. of Na.tlhlorhn: lhon. J. II. Oncgrvn. of Natbhi. toohos. Thl lifo of Ia l,oulnann ihglshttor Is not it lIt(tpy otto, tpotohllly when oann hullndlrd in'hom1n111is loaer In aI body tll n:l.+k for tlheIr loln deferrod salarlos. (0iullOllllt inn t I O lol'e' nlii. Ingl rst ll pa ny that he Is stIll for ltla tin. f x (it v. F.'eot.I MoMllon. of Virginia. hlas onlled io o nt'oo111:,.k R'tal~ (1\.%nt.ion. . to moot in $aloh1m Oi ltlonday. May lo. The Knoxvillo I'hronwlthIl llIks th. Tennnsosn dloigalton to (I n1111 will h 1 divhld beotwoBn Grant and latino, with Mhbolrnlan at tihe tall end. Tho Indiana Woman NulTr,ego A.looe,.tilon will 1oi1 its l w ntlW l th alnlu l mnl t.. inu In dl nnlllitllll on Tllesdllay unl1 WVodnzndaly. twoutly eroIlth and twenty-t."hth Instant. G(n1. Haltnnon. HIalo Auditor refIuss 1o obe .vtnldhdato for th1o Dlnlmoorlnt llh. goratorhil homl inttilon in ldtatlll., and wll l llblslbls It renominatel.d for tho offlth now hold by 11hi1. Prof. Hieooly. eolltd lnllgato at largao to tll i (lhnlgo Oonvntllon in Mss1aoihulotts. it oil0 h1 rocortha ththat iays gobblod ihe Presildeny by fraud. As i momlbr of the Ilonuo In 11177 he voted to rej,~t the vote of Louisiana. Repr4entativ Belford. of Colorado. writes Shomnl that he rogards (Ion. (Grant's nomlnatllon as a foregone oontlulsion. an he Urges that, as Colorado was the first Statl,oto take potlItlon au thorltailvely through the 11aolll of tho State hooticlnIto 10 I1 Dvoomh.r last In fav,r of Grant. It shall indorse1 that action i, Its coming con llnvOn1tlon. A well-luformod politiclan who Is familiar with Ith o.eratIons of the third-terimnrs. in forms the Chteago Tin's that it was arranged 1 last winter betwIae thOtlGranttte In Virglnlia and Mahone, the Ilepudlator.that a Grant dlo gatlon to ChIcago should be elected in that 14tate. The bargain bhtween the parties was that if the Grant men would sulport Mahone In his asnatorial canvas., hbe would assist th,.n to carry the Republltan convention. Both sides I did as agreed. and Mahone Is SBnator eleit and r teo thlrd-termers have a delegation after their own heart. t SPORTING NEWS. Entry of Horses in the Nashville Races. NAsavtu,La. April 19.-A large number of horses belonging to leading stables have arrived h1 ere to take part in the races, which begin 1 Baturday. THE IHANLON-COURTNEY RACE. STonorTo. Ont.. April 19.-Only Hanlon and Courtney will take part in the race at Washing ton. BASE BALL. Pnovr.ceE. April 19.-Providenoe 13, Brown SUniversitys s.! A San Antonie waInrwe. I SAB ANToNIO, April 19.-Oppeabelmer & C, an old and well establlshed wholesale dry goods houge ried to-day. Ilablulttes I $x000; amee, 16.000. It WIND, BLIL All FIRE. T r ir r iIt º1 A re k td ', t, , A I1t·ntl e n de W i tbi i'May Iah ltli I41W i 9t Lnrge· PorttIlfl of the 1Town mlown I Down send the D1etwl ThIRII 'rnkwe Fire- More Than Fortpy Per cone Killed andl Two hiun tired Wotinrled. Hr. lriuuR, AprII 1I5.- l'naanngore a wollo pjaool tlhtroil, NI nrehtlold, on tln H11. (I ilo Roill Han Frain iano t iallroallI. at ;:lll ta t llrkll" glv4a tiow f -l neteooiortlolo the I orrihdo dIIF4RO ter wthith loPOnrI il tholn yo'otorlny, A noan who (,anon to the dtojoot at thos 41114n af town wllilfo 1n htyinwIl tRR therp. tiporlodl IIRIa nt (::tl o'Flook a VIrloonn hurt li'qoon eroqt thio pInIa n Rtld levolld al o at 1 Io 1t p iot I ~if II$ o tiown lvlolg wOt. of tI n.tral HqimtIR.' El it. to the Porail ,inRii( aitoil1,1) the II stltto ('iool ho' anon of 041t1110 halit 41147404 joltt" hy Ibty.' t ll4i400i iIeilo o th4e trpol]t. [ tF y i lotalil hI iitlnoo toI,4 ii'i' ilnti nuit Rtilt Itoily 01014'n WollO 44414tl4444 to ho tiott'Iil lo th Duo tub or holropit op. llioi n worni Matl SOninny lving ull 1 itt loottio In to tlo (Inl · Hn of the lulling hulllilitil1'1 11n. All the p hy-, n.lutaoliof I ho Iewo wet-4 kIt lot. i.,f pt I wi til I tio or wrO gloint. roil oii oi'Ir I'n to IItiii thle woudio't' of whomt It, lo oaitl thump w.'lo two hlolitt'of M A rnltof I.l l, 111 wIt t Iwot y 1111v n in in n a u n i ' Rn i e u , m ul ot fu ll t f piiii) ih i o. 1 .11" Hpt)1 .lligli VN I'o.., title mIIii'i g t . fl I> .Nlo 'I - Itolit, witil gittiilithy fit lint'I trloti wiil t R I vP lrortoof niif' Hnd I fiiV rhci h10 il nR itiiRln to 11tIORIIV RIIITO 7 iOI~nk ItiiifMO cvrlnt iitrI 144M oIjio g irnll wlrioi RI" RlI pol4tnIlt 110 RilViiiiR h RIO I oi' Alo ol AI 'i , lrI il'llt' t'ii '('tnor l '.rit } - R Ii 4lpRli'l huwlol Hr. LI 4l4, A olil 19 . A Ii'4' lIII c fiori Hpltingtlotil. viR \lwtoiindRi limipco tty (!III.o I.W. liigIRa. 1401i0 II 1iR14igiI} of 0h Ht' -, I ltIlI RIIId 81 FHraIiotnun¶ii Ro111 n'R aI, aRVR R thlomrlniMn alnnlel l Row gti'Ot\ P111113 1410 Hlliii RIO' tIlORndlliop f. 'ntouk ant" nvI ling, lining fin twtne 1nun Rill elu WIT't of d IaII ikn n'crl IitL t a oIeloo It~ih~li0 i plio fNlillo 'i~ltl o, ,min thiM liiire pRIltedil atten ft"a' itO h 11,14 live I RI I I 4llu ill o HRtulil Id RR0l'foiil II grea mile}t plon iit rel~l I illlItt nllll flo Ntittivtown. Ouiltl 1101 tolic W arif Nctee t rlollnl tla I t mloonk. plill mp ttmio Ifi t to a I tctl' l ri' lYLii t p Ir llltr n ill o l''lnitif (·Jmt'llbtlol frm Nrtvln A-vn iin w' tIi ecc~r'uolcta~.t~ Ii111ip l','toL IwIlt itounr I iiffRh olf iI3tI llt l to IVoitin I . '1144r InWt, 'If 'Ni Rt-lolotr ti toot Ii 10111 lltilII'1 lorlit 111to,4 (v'141,4 I il OR fR I hnrilltttil tiRl hjitfapol pi'll lwutnl e1414 al ~i' 't1 v1 hoo-t Iwl)1li tnaIi', tl.t'l; lawn ,in Ilifbnil Wte d,'onoll 111 o io a elllv athe rf.' A Irillof tr~lo Wicl acoot fri 111 I inhirllo 1.11, Mht1utloltlti RoLon tIlfnIl to to 0 l'nil og w 11t.1 an~llit I li 110 19411 tilR 1 411 rn' lii iliilo7n il n e Rill i flthrg R thf J'll410 Ir.' ii iLlltg Roof olluo ''I RIO~l( 4100 Rl44 Il1,'l RtImt RIfI~iI 'ltll rl~ ioll ith nloh~llI o oumi'. 'roin lthrillo of Irlllolktliii I Rill te ntiiro nrcu r ,potti' IIIRI IltIou tlv tof dpot on. R) itlit, tll 14 tiioi Ri1IllIe tin'Ot o f npilgttniitil. I ti A rn~llt t1r1IRinI wa lii, uot fVimlinmot Ii(litno lIl It· of ltu(c ltil. wRt d btigt IvlhiJ orol, mo t.In twiti " nloot itvty i)iR' not. tiiolltt v'rplsio I. toll supply f provtaiiin . i=,Io "111g awl lnnilt '1"111;0 Iqoll Il'Ilr. Ill' 'I'1!ii,'4 Ti INAiIII. i'T. 1,4(T 14, April 19. 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(I11a t. lo gOr4l', .9011.rs I lrli li 1gor of thli ll t. l,111 111n S llu ' an4t' I14'4,11' Italil4rol, 1is solt1nding spe'alt tit'gtlni with i'oih't w11oe11lver lgood c ll t , 'ril) d all 1Ie NIn. InVl' y CIi1AHIAO, April 19. A vpl4iya l 4to t 4he News1 loanol ttallIy destr'oyd by i111' and 1llrn. ie-venty-liv poro loul wore killed and 21!l) wounded. The toltgraplh wil's are all down. night, doing consltderable damniago to propr ty, both in this city Iand ii 1ilghb1orig tolwns. Thi's morning oilghty-oni wires of the Western Union Telegraph Colnp{ Ally were down and ciommunicatiohn (.lt off in almost overy dlirecton; The weath'r Is now turn ing cold and threatens snow. TWO ('YOlhONE, IN IOWA. ClII'A(oO, April 19.-A spelcal to the Timen from various points show that the storm of last night was very general and disastrous throughout Illinois. The mercury fell fifty four degrees In ten hours. Two cyclones passed over Davis county, Iowa, last night., from southwest to northeast. One passed through the town of Stiles, twelve mlets south of Bloomfield. It lefta path of destruc tion about twenty miles long, and varying from fifty to 300 yards wide, and was accom panied by terrific thunder and lightning, eavy hall, and great floods of rain. The other passed four miles north of Bloomfiteld, and its tract was marked with the same scene of destruction. No loss of life Is reported, but the loss of property is very great. TIIE WIND, HAIL AND RAIN STO1iM REACHEn MEMPHIS-SEVERAL IOUSES STRUCK BY LIGIITNiNG. MEMI1'IlIs, April 19.-A severe storm swept over Memphis early this morning. Two houses in the southern portion of the city were struck by lightning. At Covington. forty miles north of Memphis, the court house was struck by lightning. SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED AT GRBY'S CaIR, MO. OmaoAoo, April 9.-A special to the News says that at OGey's Oreel, near Jeterso WIIA hI' WOl R(I.If" ff4)Ilr NMl444f'if l ItlII'2' l ·"~r' Li'sif'h. 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I'1411II''4f' 441 114 11lf.444i''1Iillr I 144""t4 4'.V1) A V!tal from Pensacola Leaking and Without Provisions. Io NI.(I. April 1. -The brig Ilamllton from I'nuarola for T(roon, wasH spoken April lo. anlld spplliod with provisions. Hiavy weather prevaleul. T''ho vansel wise ioaklng and her foremast was sprung. A IDAMIA(EI) OAR(OO DIH('IIAlRGIED. LONDION. April P1. T'ho steamer Irene Morris, from Charleston. for Rtoval, has reachedi a Baltic port. She will discharge her cargo, part of it having boon damaged by ilre. DAIA(IIE TO 'TILE IIEN LOMOND. LONDON, April 10'.-The satamer .lIn Lo mond, from Now Orleans for lo(uen, put into Dartmouth with the loss of her foremast and maintoppmast. She also lost a man over tboard, and her main hatch, wheel and a boat were damag(ed. The Clncinnati Excurslontats at Charles ton. CnAI..HTCON, 8. C. . rl 19.-The Cincinnatl excursionists have left ere for Savannah. hav ing spent two days very pleasantly in Charles ton. The party arrived Saturday night, having roeceived a manltesta ion of welcome at all the towns along tho route. Yesterday the visitors spent the (lay Inspecting the attractions of the city. All classes in the community particiated in their welcome. The forenoon was ems nt in visiting churches and in driving about the city, and In the afternoon the visitors or j ,yed a pleasant trip to Fort Moultrie and the beach of Sullivan's Island. This morning a grand ex cursion was given on the stea'nshti Moro Castle, during which the visitors were the guests of the Chamber of Commerce and the cltizsns of Charleston. A banquet was served In the tain ea'oon, at which speeches were t made by the mayor of this city. Sthe president of the Chamber of Com merce and otherse, which were fittingly responded to by Messrs. E. P. Raum. t. F. Covington and Jas. G dexton, of Otnucunatl. The vessel, after steaming around the harbor. prooeed-d across the bar agving all on board B an excellent view of Fort Bumter, the national jettles and other points of Interest. The OClninnatl exoarslonlate left this e,ster. I noon for Bavannah. after soendltn tw days Svwry pleasarntl IAOharleston. FOREIIti AFFAIRS. IHaconMilchih NemtlM n I f Ins BReIilgna lioi, Whicth is Acc!eptetl. I.PIg Thhban,, of rIlrmrh. Again Re portied l)Read Callso Illorkede,! by the (ihiuin rl~et, Reflr.nl in J...an An .Mlnglith ]et,acnh antL (Jut to I'lees in A fgi.rhanttrn. SI E 1UNI'r, I) RINR DOI)TI. Iop.neN, April I!) Itr li'ppip 1e flic d was givPin sill siinpiinp. bly ithin Q'iun on R, inla.y. flhl MWI li ! illif Aiiinll hiiry di it l ngo, to, Wind 'ii . IHsce, n11. Iii ilh/ig prtl u'in thl mnorn ilg., aiiny thi fit, riitit of iLir d }ihpnips iflilsi ,iiis, viyiw with iih liniiopivn p'in ni irpangPr lii p npptltir of ii ipli. I u will puk lpninu ssiioiin .for iiniPpI f V nl !ii (i, i ,llriIisF ti, p iigtlll l Ph ir l)hCt It. W.. Il(',tlv..ls*. N,,rlnll !,lW~rld. )hn Ipips. nl rsl ill), Piis aI(ll) iiip p It ll"!ouni s t.·issit wlp . ppliw tI.v i n i t ilw,,1 n as Pi Wt i lm.lls lr . ti il yii i liir Isqgutll ll ah d i riil hat. si hi til' u.s , ppii Itlistp. It w. RIiieiIIIII. N( i R p iiwpl p ' rlthl I p lc, si pit I.| i "s I c il ir llsll p , istII.i t IPs illl yl. WA'i issvigns siti iruns ipi fisi imiiyhii tipt ip Pij P lii liupiopi. itipiss ps k ii ust pisipip indipis tippp Pg Pip sip r pin arivisl vi lii wipip V iii i(prppvilii, I ilrt atinllp it ii nW la llp i i iil ip.P tonpi i. ll r Ni ii wu psi put. tissisuin p-isv e l !i pthi , minlt iri tniiraiping @iiil A ilensp u .liVAN. N A ' iAw E ni~opis Ave ii i Advissisp troup .pp I p Isy p.pt p it r ppll p slpl tl y 'llul il P iR t,~ n lp ll , vrltlpll p t pll.lljillillllly It Pii lll r Iiu Iii lugi lt rn iEl p|l y iir I i !iiiur I liI s l pi t il puius i illlu i i ltll clvlll, ! !!r lllylyl'y l·( , partion hronIn ni. tl r,. I.llsle Iai1 Iiipc of p u rl llilllil.|t .h -iprr ira l tioi fir opsv ipilipisiry iili si lirmipto eirs i ofsplpu giusit. nupui ripisui priiipippp proin~iriinpsiig lipi Pht ih p jpppppnisllgiu pe lluonien ptay Pyiissini Tlipi iii wholly isippipi. Tlii Vsipoiriun pini blli miin lirp pppi Ritiisiilly wiiikiiip iipwpri Lihi i'iiiplii 10 lop pitiiritiuniisutur y pris irm piuti pss hy lii ihopuipiuih frpipip lii'Li isthri, ivipl iiv no V in-iil P t.inppp iipp pif p lnoioi ng Isiili p op l? li a r isg iui istt ri ipitlil thpuritii ii Isigs pir l tiuiliupio iii usiii tippiip p.plisiolis will lip miultlipilissi uvnry wipirnu puuu it isa itp nisiTiipgi uviiirsppI isp uutitl pihnil lth rouii ii put, lii' ipipire iii fspislliutssliiih jpsuiplu with su lpa iprnispIpt y inuslMipipl, hut. Ihusris ii ni liiiis ipsisl ut ps rulnprssentpiaiviii iovisuptorit for puis '!TItK El. c:,oNAT4ATI.utcr,I., April 19. The grlaltet it anoxlaty pnrvail [a niot ,' tnht rit.nr poll.ry it oif i',EaglaCitr twarld 'i'lrky. Kltamrrddlatn In l'.aelha ant Mahmlrllilll I'aituhai haven hn.r fro- w , pnintly raialotaonl to t'h tli pala~e lat.ely and mi alltr speoa.tk of isrnaling i.I.iagees in theii (hlthrinot. 'Thn e a.ttit.lln aof th. governmentt raep"orting t'he (hrak rieetation a inot roaRanar- W ltg. Movarall In.w Ihattl,atllion werr lharrintl r away hy tsteamer luptt week to 8atloniallc and at I othre are preparing to fto o IottaNroN, April 19.-'trt lmo ato pItot,h Ptays" It. In repor'rteld that, KIng sliled of ParnIll pox arnd ihas baoorm RiaooRled bay l' ''The MaloHla, it pr.1 te h ritlbrit lpriar.arlnd. 'li.h o port r lp I i onlr'liri'nlhlt, h al, i the s ali rpx Ia ratinllgl at. Mandralay thn dleath of thi (ilng lra not imlproailola. T'l'h Ti'irlr' corro- w aponidet tl hinks th. repoIrtat of the mllla.sacre. at Mandalay are trulte. a r AFII ANINTAN, IhtllMtv, April 19. A qnt.Lttshr dlprpat~h ra- a Ipa..rt that t h a llnrs ar.lla part of tilrhn Irl- al tmrntath ILouirlatrrnt have howrs mttainnrld bta yonl qal.tl.ath by a hanlId of l'athnla Irati re tt.llher' . It. I frtread that, thel coati m ltl icratilolt IA withll Qaunt.ah will Io ilt fIT. Thrn broad le two'an it (.tlat.alh land Ilrlnlatahr i. blraIkaded Ianil Lih ttlograpll wire nlt by theL I'atthal~la. (IEIiMANY. IlINIoN, April 1'. A dilpatih fronu lIPrlin rI tI.o Tim,'i Rays: "'ll the It-i·nhsttalg l t ah bil! ahboliRhlrg the thl dutally on Ilx tal ad other 1 vogatabnle flitars, exantpt, ralttan, lIat latten roadl a third then." ItU I A. r H. . I' u'.itratusl llalr, April 19. L'rlne.o (lorft tihtkott was. fra fraroll favtr latr, nighlt, andtl ti11 general tt i aritatli Ito Irn Impraovad. OUIITli AMERICA. NE w Yout,K, April 19. Adlvihc from Callao " Ita'lt that, lihe Chlillani blckaded that prart with lx llpH oil t p h sevrnllth 'of April. FRIANCIE. M. Mario Iaonautiior, autthor and publiher, I l de Ial. TillE FORTY-IX'TII CONUREJ S. t Juries in the Federal Oourts- The Geneva ( Award Bill A Large Batch of Bills Presented in the I House. I a - t WArrIITNT'roN, Ap rll 19. H'"nat..--Mr. l)avis, , of Illinois, from the Commttltt'to on the ,Iaudi Y clary,reportcxl a bill tot provldethat whenever the circuit anad distrlot courts of the Unltarli States are held at thea same time and place, - there shall tbra but one grand and petit jury ,o summoned to attend satid courta at one and (i thet same time. It provldes that the r- juries summoned for one court may terve In Lt the other, but either court may summon seav eral panels if necessary. The bill was read a third time and paieatl. I 1* Mr. Wallace, from the select committee to a Inquire into the alleged frauds in the late I ti eluotion, submitted a report on the proven a. tion of the enjoyment of the elective fran s. chise by threats of deprivation of work. ag Mr. Maxey, from the Judiciary Coimmittee, te reported adversely on the bill for the relief of a re the State National Bank of Louisiana. 1 i Placed on the calendar. ad On motion of Mr. Cameron, of Penneylva- i nia, the Senate agreed to lay aside all pend ing and prior orders, and take up his joint a of resolution for a commiselon to consider and x- report what legislation is needed for the bet ro ter regulation of commerce between the he States. sd There was some discussion on this bill, but re boeore any anal action had b.en taken upon it the morning hour expired, and the Senate n. resumed consideratiou of the Geneva award 'a bill. i. Mr. Carpenter continued his speech in sup ti. port of the comitrtee bill, and reviewed the r)r arguments of Mr. Blaine, and others, In op rd poitionto the pay rumnt of underwriters. He was followed ~¥y Mr. Btaina, who again at tacked the bill and its defenaderg, After a long running leate between 'y Mease Blatae and Carpenter, in the course f whtili loti IntiIulent tot a eorictide abP3 # 13+mt Itt siharp itritaiinalltl w, the Renate at Sl Alotrtn. -(rulnr tiittBalI of St1,ates the follow"l log wr ntrn rlttlrtttir1n Anil rttfrretil I; Mr.ilnltrert.tt? Alitt.. -PrtjovlddinttljU t ~lit' i'rlrI-IP';l of the IHitflate ehali eui m .t tlhl Manate anti ii min whin wamemblied mi!iI.t trip voles e ?tt 'rotmitlerl'a , arid Vloe Prr. dentl, all pa(;kagne purportling to noutnP1 nlntjtorq Ivote tntt fly Mr. Mantutotl.o? Amlattttra lhronatingpt b lit' iatttltt to HIaLne anti '1'erJitstltitw hljh ptbf . vlium iillu'gne for glr'ls, fly Mr. K tong, if1t? I ei~uana--. ruviding fm~. theit utR prmmpmria I. ton of laItIends nsgeaary id the imrftnpivnrneuit (ti Iliu MigeltmmiulpI rive`. Ply Mr. tUl i. it? liotulelstnoana- teudI t~ lrrtltem tto the pitr iio Nttw rleane, II)' Mr. iltitkumr, oi? Mlsseleaippi-Providltg for i tPih rumliu? or the entilere (leonI puiblie l~a alonu thu IoP ii? thie Vicksburg and Merdldig iai.ilr atut i. fly Mr. i)'Ulonror, of Mouth Uarolins-..' rntival iti ,ttiiI it? the act appriuved Junent lµ74, aa amIIItt iota tIm n nfip aplnptoitent of 0 bno + missiot to take tihargmm oIt tihe Preedmat'U Ravlings awil TrtIsRt (ltuiltiany, aid to aitlo b RReil uitinjItnlealot. Ply Mr. ttllttrrthetn, of 'Vexats-To digel tlime P tn th nalirinal Nianlting e vetimlm. Mr. Mi'lttn, ot Maryianti, moived to sttub. Pinii thu ritine Reo as to alloiw hlim to rtfgB *a friomn 1Pme (I initteuin otn the Pacimlt ltn RmtaI . a. ItIto lt pn thin strkling fund aot 17 7. I µ47. ihe tool itu was host. M r. c, i, oIr Now Vik. York, v ovi to eltas I th rutlian mmriti ptua ulihi providling tot f Wit lits ?tir in New York ilY Yin 1m493R ,T i ntt~l~tl hilt Witt u)PIgttuit AItt ititt I ieMiliatS bi w~l lit wm atuIn ttl o atinntit of I tphu Ilmoit o s It top wait piasse --yeaa It). 14r7, tayii6. ? henmtrtt n It it ltiapntmf th rulet and tM-;s tlii l I II ;niniyriuutlmt tittlire atnd ealiOtS of tbat Mcl'irt until a tnlIotr wmuum wai slort-ye"iil '4e nlats 7t1. Nilt tIlum utnutesaary twn-thirds. M NI. II ttit.ion ohlitroman of the (7lormmittge thit IPistrIiii c o (b+ltitmnhdal moved to uei tlhn rules a a pti Itas the ,ill to instrease lOS WII It. hootattng lotn tle motion the 'Hoehn adljoutret. -- -. - (IIIMNEN AN4I (CANUALTIRT . A Lalnd Blirle in evatla Killh Several IL. HAN Ft4Noiclo,, April 19 A Visalia dm p.rrtll cay : A I.lil lldn oiourredi at MBIIa Kin(il y.wt!oruily and e'rutherl the boa.r.i - i,ousn of tih tnplrn mine. One areport lftirn mr.n atr, mr[ lilyg anti foulrre knosm to in kllini. Ihor a,1 ivio Ray a atll t11 rnin ai a alivn, but a number badly hurt. IiORfRlA Rin M*INAL iriTe. A 'I,ArNTA. April 19. Ilammond &aid Jd lh#<. wn, two tin, mnrhianis, qiur.ralhrl'e . il I IPhinne m.rattnr, when lammond et1 i . h1 noon t~ dlnath. Iwo br'yh, ,broth'rsn. were fighting at wall, .wenty mllr.n '. hove hore. T he.t birLther winr1ing to part the.m, threw W thought ws a islo'i of dirt and stro nlrent h.rot.hir o y tihe headR. The sub. wos a tnnne, which killl him. Ervilly (artrtr, a woman lhving fontml f pin Tho rllnp'.on,r took hter Infant to the. = on Hinilay atlerslri and out its thWroat . a rIar-r. Whenr ht r husband rettlured Hlenrl.y 'hoolo ho aekd, for the baby, first himp wife air RloI had given it aLp. Iy, in a Pho,l. tirni' .lhe nfeascd her guilt. wa insane. Tr'i; hotly . as reoveraed. A $400,000 PtIiit Il PITTlMltlu, - I'rrmoran, April 19.-The Western Worlks, at Ihesver [sllp, Pa.. caught 8r9 mnorning and thn huIldlng, with ito a.l eltok wal mnarhinnery, widr totally dest 'rho In is ..tilmnatrl at a4{h,000; laur AT tli'ArVtTITi, MO. pall Ill---Mackekas ine.s houses and I yesterday at 1CeyellldeE ' Tl WtTitT $40000. TIClAt ('titfINAfl It'MM, (IA ViVARTON, April 19 To-morrow'.ANl@U will publish the" frllowinig specialse QrtiaNs ('rry, April 1a- -John Ward and kilted a mran named O'i(eliley ix "alt from here yesterday. W'A.'rn r. April 19.-on-etable J. . was shot, proibablIy fatally, by Meeok a ngro a ex-conlvict, while attempting arrest. last niiight. HAN Anioero, April 1i.-Seauditfo * raniin on F'riday night lshot and killed YVa tIrm n.l Toro night umils from here. W Ol. joalouniy. o TIn WOOD TILAlo IIb miTM. il NAolmiani, Va.. April 19,-Tle trl (toH. W. Wood for thn killing of Jac ccin on the night of February 20 last at Rit okingham cnarth. thouto-day.l.: A r ATAIL mAIlnAi ti. Ror Op. n., iApril 1. W.HIi. Hammond g (It,. o1. .1ohnwin hal a quarrel todayll riniiultdi inI lianinnd stabbing JohnflaO thi hack andr killing him, THE WE'T POINT OUTRAGE. Trying to Discover the Perpetrators of It by EIamining the Chirographiy of the Cadets. W Fi-,r 'oiN.r, April 19.-8 . (Icylor, the export in handwtin to wTHs suhrmitted the specimens of ob from all the caytote in the Military ihas reportel that specimen marked r.ar a striking resemblance to the wrli tttr notr, of warning sent to Whittaker tthe attack was made upon him, and he ra. ommrnds that investigation be made ina direction. Trhe name of the oedet repra.ein. a by No.8 is not yet made publio. Cadlt Dickerson testiled before the of iuquiry in the Whittaker ease to-aa gave mwany reasons why he thoughtM ker mutilated himself. Among the burned papers picked up on the floor. of latter's room on the morning after th Jitued outrage, was an unfinhbed letter I' Whittaker's handwriting to his mother; tbl ntter witncess, after consultation with l I 1other cadets, had destroyed; theyall theaog It ought not to be preserved. Kearney In the Meuse of Cmveve uem. HAN FuANcIIMcO, April 19.-In the p S0 - I court this morning the prosecuting tfl - asked the commitment of Denist r The latter was not present pt thletine, a few minutes appeared with his oue Sasked delay to enable him to apply to a Hupreme Court for a writ of habeas - The court denied the requnest as unusual - extraordinary. A commitment was then out and Kearney, evidently greatly dep and chagrined, was taken below. In a few minutes he was removed toea hack and drie to the House of Correction, where, after goo - ing through the hands of a barber and doea ning a convict garb, he was placed in a catL I" His counsel will apply for a writ of habeas t corpus, bnt it is not expected to avail the d prisoner anything. e Dsihop Elider Reaches CielCuat. CL ccNNNA'ri. April 19-Bishop El 18119" cho7. errived yesterday. and imm de n tered onn his duties as coadiutor of Sbishop urceil. A Gavel for ChIcage. mwoaN TLD. Ill.. April 1.-The local Siheadlonal B eon an onv on, to lor the osefo the chairman of that m e A laof thbmldiuE so seat bIsroreis.