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VOL XI
WASHINGTON CITY. D. ().. THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1870.
f NO. 131.
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Auction Bilei.
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YSOOPF.R I.ATIHKR, Aeffa
(SuMcssors to J. CMeGutre J. Vo ,)
IhWSsI fOTlf ef PMUflTHll
IKIIIIIIUW.
BpSAU
1 IT UKKKIf A WILLIAM",
J Auctioneers aad Bcnl Lstat Broker,
310 Boathsaitswaer efteveBth tn D strssU.
OKI ROSEWOOD CAS I PIARO. HTOpL, AND
viik ,na
I UVtR.
tOfAA, PRUSSIaM CANfttlAT CHAIM
Biirni.iuflBiuii in a-Tarn
SI All UinilllT CHAIRS,
THKII PLT ABD ISURAlllCARPITP.KOnil,
MATo OTTOMAHS.ll At lCIOTH, F ATRD
Ri-Kinu iiTTKimi. riiTHin hiiih.
TRASSTS.C
UKUUHIHI II (.aBATf . Utr,
AT AUCTl'iH
idat, ihtii uuii. tiaBw
THUttlDAT, abtli laeUal. tlJCi
10 o'clock i a m,, wi aaall Mil, t'CBMIl
etrealaoalb, hatwaea Sixth end See I T
estbelra te wee, lalaa. vlsi , , ,
Oca Roaawvorl Caaa Plane, 7 octave, w Ih Stool
ad Oarer, la perfect erder
MmlMM Rep MedailloeTeta aTle Sofas
Poor rraealaa aaa east Cbalre, Importad
II a ad ease euible lop Ceetre Table aad What
WalaetCeae seat Reeertlee Chairs, tad Modal
lUtbitkSKk.ti. VI
Oa t1 GUI Frame VLUpt tad ethers
ne Haircloth Library Sill
tleajeoiac Enamelled Marble topCottaia let,
ttaeisom Ka availed Wond top OeitsaeBet
lieclleal reUhr D1i, mieweanc llolalora
Haik aad Colloa MallraBaea, Spring bolton
iiiipi
IfSBil
Rri
llaacBOm rialed Taa Sol, I pieces) IMaled leap
riatalCealers, Ivors Basiled KBlvM,Bcgere
make.) . -
rockery aai Oiaaa ware
.Three ply, lairala aad Stair CarpoUiUallOll
Wale at Hal tre aad Tomnoda
Oa Morales; Ulery Parlor Stone, oao Yle'et
Chamber Stove,
Oaelaaelleel Braplre, Ho 7, Cooklag Stove,
with Hawk a Alftlsht Heeler.
a too ioiki rtueeea Koiauitoa.
IRIIH a WILLIAMS, Aati'ri
FUTUttE DATS.
HTCOOPRR A I.ATinrU, Anrt'ra
(Huoooaiora to J U. MoOulfo Uo,)
Soatbwttl oorar or Poaairlvaala avaaao aad
lUtaath itrtot.
LAROI SALIOP SXTRlCnOICI TRSJICn.
RHOLtAH AND AMBKTcaH ronSTAtlf
BLOOM Ifl 0 KUBIS COMPKIilNO BOURBOW,
Altt, KnJMKTTI MOSH A(it MOHTHCT
MOB I, PBRPITDAL CLIMBIMO PUNT.
MAO it OMAN, OKlfAMSNTAL ABkUUt,
OMAHOS AND LIMUM TRIK8. Ao , Ato.
Oo PB1DAT APTSKUOON, April V, 1AT0, al 3
?ctok, pi oar aaatloa rwmi, wo ball aoll a a
parlor aolloettoa of tho aboo plaata.
a a-anviKa aioriii
COOPlUdtlATiMSR,
Aaalloaaara
B
Y THOMAS fJOWr.inn, Anctlanoor,
17 uniuuk iiaitc, uiuauiiuai
YlLpABTB IMTROVED PROPBHTY ON TRK
HBiaHTSOF aS0t(JST0TJf, POK SALE Al
AUCTION
m
0aTUS".DAYMir3I,at9 o'ClOtk p. HI ,
KaJ 11 1 h ttraau Tka hanA vli batll fdBf aora
afo, aad of tho bl motar'ala. It ooalalaa iblr
tM a largo roorna, wllh batlar'a pautrr ad
water, oad alt iba oaat aaloacaa portalalat to a
Aral alaMroMlUaoot rlek partltloaa ikravshtol
tbo hoBnOt moktaf II rat pto-if tk proper ir baa
froatof llliaol, aadadrp-h or )fot It cam
tnaiilaaa aaUaaUOflaw of iho Putonaa rlaor.
Thoro ta aa axaotleat ktablo, Carrlaia aad Cow
Unoiaoa thaprom'a a . . ....
. Tarnaor Aalai Oao third caafci Aad Iho balaaeo
laoaooad twoffaro. wtib laiaroM, aecarad br
doadof lroa Ibo protriT auaapo aid fiB
vraaolaallboooatrr Ibopurchoaor
DUUUB UARRSILLK.
Mta! Pa root. Real KUl Urokara
Bptl U THOMAS DOWLIHO, Aattr.
T COOPKR A I.ATIMPH, Aart'r.,
.M (fueeoaoora to jaiu, iuo(uira kud,i
Soatawoat oortar of PoaaaylvtalA tvoaaa aad
IloToalb atraaL
SIXTHS BDILDMO tOT ARDTHRWH0L1
OP A b-mjAHX U Till riklT WARD AT
n.WnNDlT ArTlttMOOH. MaoUil.lftTJ. a B
a'alookfW tklaoor Aactloo Uoono, wo aboil all
Ibo faUowlac aalatproTod pto arir M I, aoaaro
111 all or onooro 1)0111 of MaarlTUila, aqoaro
f4ib4a.t40oroVlolo4,A T ood llU aqoaro iO
au 10, 11 oad IS la aqaaro Wi lot 4 la oqaoro Til
auUaadtllioqaar7t WtMia MarolM lot
a'aloak.w tklaoor Aactloo Uoono, wo aboil all
XT la ooaara wi
Tuaai Uao third Cabi tbo lialaacoat alx aad
twalfanaolhoi ooearod by a daodof trial, wllh
aotoa bairtac laloroat A dapoaltor J will bo
raqolrod oa oaah parchwo.
flu o tbo property UdUpoUbl.
Coavoraaaoa oat ravoaaaarawipaalooBlor par
chaor CUOPXH j LAT1MIS.
apTAddiii (Star) Aaelloioora
W,
JT URKF.1 A WILLIASIB).
AHetlooaora and Koal festal Ilrakora.
Mo Jltt aoatbaaot ooraor ol Sovaaih aad Dai ratio.
f-Cft Bf vtrlaaora-doodottrail fron SI. Clatr
ErflOaTlaaBd Wife to tho aadaralf aad, troaloo.
XBdatodoalbaKlhdror ttopumbar. ISoft, aad
rooordod la Libor VMB1I. Ho.il. rolloou, ol
aoq oao or Ibo Load Ro'rda rir Wooklaitoa
foaalT, IwlllMlI.eo MUHtAY;tha Oih oar of
Mar. ino, ta froal or lhormtoo, ai tbo hoar of
n I1MI.P n i aiiiooi v" Vi "l ai aroaoa 10
tho ally of VTaahlaitoa aambarad Ao (S.t la
aqaaro Aamborod ooo baadrod aad alxly jbroo
IIO oaoordlag to tbo aabdlflatoi tbaraof by
ataaal DtTldaoa bolap the ateao property oo a
oatadboWin Horrlo aod wtfa to SL Cllalr DaU
hr dead baartac data Hih of Aanat, lWi, aad ro
oorlodla Liber H C t, No 1. Tolloa4U,at aaq (
(rararaaeo thereto belaf had for mora fall do-
oanpiiOBoiuiapoMiot.1
AUo.thowoal hair of Lot foar li.1 ta,Sld
ooo'a oabdltlaloa of aald Vqaara lt, tbo aaroo
froatlagfoaTloaaroatais laebea, tnoroorioaa, b
K alraot, libotoc tho taaio propariy ooo ayod to
oaldpoTloby A Urdaaad Job U. Clark bydaad
AiA HttiBbtrl. I Ml. oodrooordad to Ltbar N
U T. Ho.ll. follooSUotaoxi , rafaroao towblck
ta hereby nada for a fallor daacrtpltoa of aald
proporly, with tho tiopro? amaala, waUaar a aaw
Ibroo alary Pram tiooaa, fraailikoa K atratU bo
twaoaOoaaoelloal aaaa,o ,kJ Klhtooatli atroal
TormatfXi tklrd a.b talaaealaf, H tad II
moalai, Iho parehaaorto (ito aotea far tho do
fropayiaoala,bfar1at'WUrol from day or lata.
A daod ilaoa aad a dood ta trt takoo oa ibo
praraHaa All aoafoyaaalBf aad ataapa al tha
oootof tkoparobaeori ftJO lonopold dawaywheo
Iho properly ta aold If tho loruo aboold aoi bo
ooosplied wltala Ao daro afior aalo, tbo IriaUo
roaar aa Iho rlbi o roiaU tha propariy al Iho rlek
aadeoalof tba dafaallloc parahaaar, i advar
llelaiaaahroaalo lb re time laatuo araTlpopar
prlatodUlhocttror Waablovloa
UkoIS k WILLIAMS,
apQoodftda
an
'Wood ndCoar
(luosatLan v v w ouai au in s"Li
J liaa aolubla for family, ataamiaf aaa black
amllb parpoaaa. for aala at lb lowaal poaalbi
rauaforaaah Uflooi Poaraad a half alroot aad
ttaaU Dapot roloma tlyar aad Slitb atroal.
lim- L tn''
COAL AND WOOD.
d aa I bay for
leiaro
Will makoa apoelaltr of aapplyloKdoalor fro ai
tho ooaoal at a aliibi advaaco otr to.
E ULI
aiblail
aplMf 0 itreatwUrr, Waabliitoa, D 0
WOOD AND COAL.
AT BEDUCKI1 PH(lKR,
Hatlag Vonskttf Tkomaa J.aaltthaSUaai Baw
Mill, (oolof Safaalh ttraotwharf. 1 am aow pro
pared lo faraTah Wood aad Goal of allfcladi at tha
(Mllowlailowprlooai
Pitta Vaod, Uiaar, Poreortl. ....... .,J0
por oord ., 050
Pima WtMMf, Itwiil lit a o i ilica
mrlapU$fborcrl , T0
OakUfoo4,laaf( uorcwrj, ...... ... O-Mi
UtkWood, av7;nnao-4 Vifaooa.
por ctord ..,,, .. V SO
OtkWoodtaawaila Uar piVeto
avaiiloullt. liar oaitl .u.. .. a on
M,.,llT ni'" f v "
U!rlifl
1 ulaoao. aattataA
MW.lJf.' .. -wi- 1..:: .him T m
Alan.
Mail aiaiti Whll. Aab aiatail.
hi vmiai n ... .hfvb.i.v.
Hoplaabr atrial aimatloa to biflaeta larotolto
a llboral palroaajo. Onto 1444 Pooaiyltoala
Oteaoa, DOtwaaa rwoma aiitaaia airooia,
aa at mui, iooi oi ooTaota
A P HOOVER.
ItkdS Paaatylfiila aiaaai
, batWaoa Twolfth
aadT
a uiriHiiajH".
ol aIn
T DMDIB, WOOD AND COAL.
W
v.aa VaJla Coal, oaa aad atOf 11) ft loa
rkiiaAab. aacaad aloi ,..L S Pr loa,
Rod Aab Hal Coal..,. wWi
Wblto AakNat UOB4 o par tnm
Pita Wood...,. Sparsord
Ook Wood" .. ..... .. 1parTd
Piaa Waod. aawad tad apllt T por tord
Oak Wood, aawad aad aplla. . , ... Spar to rd
Oaratookof lambor laalwaya larfa. aoaaUUai
of framlaf . Soorlai, ablatio, Utka, walaal. oak,
Wharf Depo tad Slaam Mill,
Pool of Poortb air oat BaL
Braaali Yard VlriUla ataaat aad fllath St. Bad.
TJantistrr.'
XrAMHIHUTON HEMTAI, fLACM.'
131M Maitchalta AvaituatJ
Nar PoarlMBth atroot i
Poll nroor aid lower att tlh ...
e'eteak. al kM f hi; trees, btwaa Head
UVreala, "tKIl Mill? fVUwl. article
I Heek, HoniwaU UejieiB,
lleaMheU raraltare.
Terms; Cash JAsiRADAwS.
Barter q frlaada aad aalomor that bo lo aow
eraparad la fqrtlih, tl lawafl jatrkaA tate tho
LoalqaalUr of RED aad WHITBasIi ANfllBA
CITE LOAL all aliaa, CUUBKHLAHD COAL,
Lbht P. AMD RUN JP VIS El 1I1CKUMT. UAK
aodTlBll WOOD, la atltk or aawad aad aplll.
T kf JaaUa will bo lo Iko fatata. ta la Ilia aaal.
1 SUk oalooaad amalt preltot oa
oaah oalr. aad aoll al arorr ainall
Waslaappororilowaraata ... .1 l
Parti il aot from , Jl9 Id
iiliacllAi trthllitIpariti 13 Csita.
tt.ll
SpeclhU Hotlcet.
3f-TIIM WBBI) FAMILY PA-
IBO Milj liKA I It aoo a Stralthl Kod'o
makoa Ibo SU.tlo Look Sillaa-Allkt oa both tTdoei
la oo alBBplo thai a child aaa Badarftaad Iti eo
llfhl roaalac that aeartalp aay afforl la raqofrtd
Is kaap ll la molloa, aad la t apabla of patfot mtac
tha iraauat Ttrlely of work
.Tbo Wood wao awarded Ptrel prU at tha Paila
Ixpoattloa la IWTi Ujihaaf Madafaad Diploma al
Aroarlaai laalltalo. Haw York. lBWi aiao, Uold
.wb,
tlloiharmaaalaaa
nil it aimiit iiiunw, fjaitll
i ta aaorab of Ih Heat Maehlao for family
ahoold aot fail to oxaiala tbo Sf AMD
afar rarahaalao aay olhr
old a InalallMeole of 10 pt raobll by
00HAUCH k IH VAUUHAlf,
aia Bavoath atroal,
apll tr Pat Paaaaylra a l aafaaooaad P at.
arrn-HOLLRIt. S RUIUVEOIAn CUD
WSKJ Lloar Ull la laaa obiaatloaablo to iho Uato
and small. It ta mora rtadtly lakai by dolleaia par
aoaa aad cblldraa. la aaor oaatly aaalnlliud.
aadlaprodBtUfoof mora lauaodlala baaalllhaa
othorkjadiof oil aro.
vr "tt aiarw oioio re; "oor oosao year i
badflvaaaplhoaaoofOod Llvar Oil oiioioihan
bat alaaoray alicatloa waaoallad by Dr layro lo
1 Ur Mollar'a Cod Llvor Oil, 1 bava praaortbad ll
4 rood dally, aad baTTrr naaoalo baponaoUy
tu dad with It"
poia oy dimi
Htl at.
apH-law
TIIKUnRATFAPIII.Y MEDICINE OP
TIIS AUK.
THIRTY TliRl bBToalapood olaaolh lalro-
dacltOBof UoPala Killer to tba pnblla. aad Ttl
at tbo proaaal tlmollta noro popalar aad aoaa
riaada a lanar aalo thaa ovar bafora Itapppo
amy lo Botaoaflaad tolhla cnottry aloaai all
OTor tbo world Ma beaaAMal offeett la torlaa; tbo
4ll'atbat Oath labalr lo,"aroa'kaowloditdaad
annraal&tai.aad at a, Mala bllla lla ran la llmtuJ
In ivivhiiiji aici ivriiH i( ooooa ooiy 10 (0
laowajobo prlied
Thirty yar It tartalaly alooaT oaoaih tiro to
!ro0 tbo aBOmcv T ta anadlalao. aai that tk
roio niiioriaaaaarvioiroi oui.a proprietor ciaiai
for II. ta amply provod br Iho aaparallalad pop
lartly II baa at alaad It la a aaro aadaBacatro
remedy Sold by all dractlata Prlao SA ooala,
eocoalaaad 1 1 par bottle. Dlroalloaa acooMoaay
aa Nun aiaiaw
Franklin Patltshlng Company.
t;rahklik pdblishiho company a
A Llfo Book Sluro la n aaeipoaUd plaoo
midway bolwoooCooiroooaad Iboraflat Tlbor
141 Paahaylf aala aaoaao.
ANOTIIIR INVOICB OP THQBBNBW1ND
Splaadld Ckromoa of Oraal. Ltaeola Waab
laitoa, .. at Oold Pricoa, at HOPKINS' 141
PBBaylra(aTBaa.
- attain w. nmirai aa m
Booka at AUCTION PhllCKa. al tho
FRANKLIN BOOK STORK.
HOPKINS.
TtfOKSAQRNTS VfAHTIP.
6Aao(brLarKOlatotao of tha .florae FayilcUa,
byalfalLUo, Lawa r Ataalaooo. oiWoMiao.
arkTrala. Aa al a 1(0 'KlMo'.
ll roaaiyltaaiaaTia
G
HUT B ARQAIH-. TflRKt tnPffttnB
n" 'nin. oa BO BOW fJOII Ol ISO
w Duvik-iivRi, ta i-aooayiraaia araaao.
bolwooa Pint aad Mao ad Btrot,atar taa Capllod,
OATHOROtrailLY COMPBTfNT AND LIVE
6J AUBNTS WAHTBDol Aai Porlraala
aroaao lo clraalalaaomo S tola of Iho aw aad
taoal pnpatar Hooka of Ibo dty.laaiadlir phyal
tal Lira,' "Homo Phrtlclao. OhfoLofta
"Bohlad tk Baoaoa.l Mark Twala," Bar"
am,' Aa tokX-tf
'i
Poiaaylvaata
raala oTaaao, lo parfbaao Book aad
yai GOLD PRICES Jaal rooolrod, tho
kaaloot 30 toDOperaaet. aared.
n.akiuavrj
new i or
HW AND MEDICAL BOOKS.
A larfa larolco inal la, aad roIbc at OOLD
PRICES al th FRANKLIN BOOK BTORB.
Local Cap, Nolo aad la per lor Proaah Paper. t
.ivri kv. !? (HKiriatK. ai, a, waoia
aalopriooo. Tradoaappllod at 141 PtaaarUaala
H31aai-alg, Boolcs.
A lart atock )aat rocaUod.
Alto toportor
INK. MUCILAQB, COPIINO TRUSKS, Ao..
at iho
Kbia-u
A BIBLGINEVBaT FAMILY.
I rtely of Slyl a 4 Bladlai, from 80
ra ad-u ait a
OOLD PRICKS,
Al thaPRAHKLUI BOOKSTORE
1870.
Q1T TDIK BEST.
prltoe, Tbo Trade
BBpplted
Had al a larao dtaaoaot
FKAtfkMN PUBLI.UINO COMPANY,
iTd If Id! PeaanlTotU aroaao.
MhU
Insurance.
I NdURK YOUR pHOf EBTV T THE
ntAMcn opeioi or ma
MARYLAND F1KK INH'RUCE COMPANY,
TAM.3IAUUI: A: CO., nniiarfj.
ton l sirr. near pToii(.
natloaAl lUok pf the Brpublla rtulldlni;.
v
LOSSOKDAMAaEBYflKB
Oa tho moat ft yoralla term
NO ClUROITOR POLICY STAMP OK SO It V XT.
A fw caarc all SolMloro oaa Sad aoattaal am
yiof mao ay Tiy'B a taia onca
TjtlRE&ICKINSUBANUE COMPANY OF
-- WASUlHaTOjr ARD aSOBOSTOWir,
prrtctt KoomNo.t, oyar Bak of Waaatatoi.
Ctiartoroa by (? 1S3T.
Capital an! Surplus $2(10,000
lataroo all daacrlMloso of proportrf la tho DU
trial of Col ambit. Nscbarsaroratampiocpoliel.
DlBEOToaa t
W. a, bowibd,
A A WIIAO.
a. rtaacH,
cmji.w- DAria,
P. IMUtHli A aOflWBLL.
o(Uoxstva . a clabk,
oi iraaBiBiHa
JAMR3 ADAMS, Traaldaat.
A A lb 0. DATI. Baorolarr anil oodflm
"A PRUDENT MAN F011R-
SEETII THE EVIL"
protpertty preparafor aJvtrnty,
limn your property vnlh
A. N. rUATT & SON.
n ihfThanii, of llarfcht, (A Yon-
ktrt. Home, and Fnmm, of New York,
and Ihui guard againtt lou ly FtliB t
iuum your i in the Exceluor, of
Yew .rorA, ami uiu prowa. for the
comfort of those you, love, when you are
taken from them-
A,&ritATTi SOX, Agenti,
No. 3. Y. M. O. A. Building.
Interior Adornmenti.
1223. NEW SPRIXG GOODS. I223.
TUB HOST COMPLETE BTOTK OP
K-AI-JBB-llANIlIBIUcIa
HINDOW.nilAnCN,at.,ae ,
la Iba Plalrlct bow la rdor, at prle, fei aab,
whleh defy com petit lea
Order for work ta iha city or eonalry eiaaaUd
Prnaapily aad at tho lowaal prleaa
, WllliMJW-SHAOK8o( otry daacrlptloo mad
taoadaa. L. P dLAHK,
,. i . f If 1VS3 PtbaayUariU afeaao,
aplMwjBlwoaaTwaimt aad Thlrtaoolaala
QBOHUrTwiLNKSK,
PATEimANUEa ANU VrUOLSTEHBB,
ImporttraadDoaUtla
r EiNtm ditp AMtiicdn; PAPiuuAsoiMas
DPR0UT1BT GOODS. .
Sa Hlmtti at. waal, bat. U aad U iU.
fobl WiiilntiifD TJ.
A
UT' UHl-ONlTOl
S5 Talraat. kalwaoo Tklrlaaalb aaA ...
oil. pAntriiwlJWIiftiT And amee-
fuotooh XiMis and
XITIlOGKAPHSj
AKTWTSt MATKUfATJl
steeeosoopeS' wi'&teeeosoopio
iianoi
Ikoaalaktalal
jiooers nnoUps or houmtuee,"
for whlak w aroaolo agaola for tbo PlatrUt i
lUlaatloo. Pa WrtoaU, Parlor Braakata, Pt
lar Afatla. Cord, Tatatla aad Nalla. aad a
i. vvfwf .m4..i,i aniiifl
.M PUta atiaaBl
rytUailaaarltas. . aak
raUataaaUllloiaUaa
0a oami(aw oaooTaBoi
"i'l
SiahltPlflQrarrtmt
amaa
-tl aaas
?t
INTBRNAL RBTBltCR RBCXIPTS TCltCr
dkywerel M090 35.
Amoko tbn tiiitobi tt tho Execotlre
Minilon yeiterdAT was Lori) Walter Camp
belli a son of tbe Daks of Argile, bo
called In company with Cyras W. Field.
eiq., to pay his reipecls lo tba Prcatdcot.
Mr. Clarkn, chairman of tbo Homo
CommltlM on Indian Afialri, being absent
In New Tora, where bo addressed tbe
United states Indian commlsilon on Tues
day night, that committee had nosenlon
yesterday.
NomiATiOHi The rrealdent sent tho
following nomloaUons to the Senate yeiter
dayt Richard n. Iteall, to be inrrcjor of
enstoms at NolttDgbam, Md Erarls W.
Farr, to be alienor of Internal rerenue for
Iho Third district of New Uanpihlre.
MBDICiL COLLlOt COHTEHTIOM. Tbe
conrentlon of delegates from tbe Medical
Collrgcsof tha United States will assemble
la tbo lectors room of tho Georgetown Medl
cal College, corner of Tenth and E streets,
oa Friday morning, April ttHta, at 10 50
o'clock,
Secrbtart IlocTwau. has decldod that bo
mnitharea younger chief clerk, and that
Is tba only reaton for superseding Mr. W.II.
West, wbo has efllclently dlicharged tbo
do tics for the past fifteen years. Tbo name
of Mr. Weil's successor has not transpired.
Mr. W will bo retained as a fonrth'Claii
clerk If be chooses to remain.
Jodob rascnAL concluded LI argument
In the Interminable McQarrahan case be
fore tho Judiciary Committee of tbo House
yesterday. The committee bare agreed to
allow Colonel DatM B. WlUon thirty min
utes more time on lbs same side, when the
hearlog of arguments will be closed, and tbe
committee proceed to review ibo case.
Tna Committee on l'ot Offices and Tost
Roads, at their sessloo yesterday, considered
lbs bill chartering a Sabmnrged Tunnel
Company to tnnnel the North rWer at New
York, and referred tbt subject to a sub
committee consisting of Messrs. HID, of
New Jersey, and For, of New York, for
examination.
Mr. Wasitbcrh's special committee on
postal telegraph beard by request Mr. Gar
diner Hubbard, of Boston, yesterday, and
will giro htm a further hearing to-day. The
committee has also consented to grant a
hearlog to Mr. Wm. II. Orton, president of
the western Union Te'egraph Company,
beraro final action by tbo committee
M, D. Lahdox, well but not Tery fATor
ably known Individual In this community,
has been summoned here to testify before
tbe Upshur court-martial, In station at the
Navy Department, In reference to tho tale
of cadelsblps. It will be remembered that
It was Landon's advertisement that Ant
started this Investigation.
Tress Meetiko. The representatives of
the Washington press and tho few York
and Southern associated press 'in, this city
are requested to meet at tho IIepuaxicah
office this afternoon at 5 o'clock for the pur
pose of taking action ta relation to the sud
den death of Dr. J. D. Brock, of the Rich
mond Knqulrtr,
Commissioner Dsxaro has Issued Instruc
tions to collectors concerning supplies of
stamps for fermented liquors, distilled spirits,
tobacco, snuff and cigars, requiring them lo
keep constantly on band a fall supply, and
directing tho manner In which accounts!
must hereafter bo made, and reminding
them If they fall to comply wllh the law or
regulations within tho prescribed time, their
salaries and commissions will bo promptly
stopped.
A mechanical DRY tea for tbo effectual
destruction of boer stamps has been sub
mitted to CommUsIoner Delano for bis In
spection. Tho necessity for some such do
Ylco Is acknowlgod since thcro Is a great
number of beer stamps reused, and all the
methods heretofore employed hare not
proved aa effectual as tho Interests of tbo
revenue demands. Tho question Is whether
the commissioner has the right nnder exist
ing laws to require the use of such a device.
Tor last kick hrrtino at Ylncennes,
being favored with splendid weather, was
numerously attended Among the many
fine equipages on tho ground were noticea
ble tho fouMn-hand of Mr. EllshaRIggSf
also that of Mr. Lorillard Spencer. Both
of these "turn-outs1' are finely appointed,
the horses being yery raluable and, It xnay
be added, aro handled by their owners Tery
skillfully. The gentlemen la question were
accompanied by well known members of the
Washington Club. VarU Anurifitn JitgUter,
QOIRTRRMASTBR QBERAL M. C. MkiOS
was before tbo IIouso sub-committee on the
Washington Aqueduct, and explained the
cause of tba Increase of the cost of tho Wash
ington Aqueduct aboTS the original estimate,
or account of change In tho plans of con
struction, some of which were of benefit to
the work, and landed to increase Us dura
bility and capacity lie urged that appro
priations bo made al once for tho work It
will seen by reference lo our Congressional
report that the testimony In this case baa
teeq ordered t$ bo printed..
Association op Volunteer Medical
O mesas. A preliminary meeting of toI
butcer medical officers, Including surgeon
and acting assistant surgeons, who served
daring tho late war, has been hero to organ
ize an association during the approaching
session ot the American Medical Association,
which will commence In this city on the 3d
of May. It Is to bo hoped that a consider
able number of medical officers of volun
teers will then bo In the cltv to lake steps
for perpetuating a portion of tbo Union
forces that occupied a responsible and hon
orable position.
Tub Bureau op Education. Work In
tho Bureau of Education, under General
Eaton, haa begun In eatnest. A statement
has been made from tbe last census showing
the condition of the Toting population In
1800, In regard to tho abtllty to read and
write for each State, and tbo addlttons which
will bo made to this class by the adoption of
tho fifteenth amendment. Tho tables are
designed to show fearful predomluanre of
Ignorance among the voters la many sec
tions, particularly the South, and the neces
sity pf efficient school systems. Ti.bles
have also been arranged to show that tho
postal receipts, new Inventions and lati rnal
revenue receipts alt decrease In direct pro
portion to Iho In create. In tho number ok the
Illiterate.
In coftiPUANOR. with the request of tbo
Second Auditor the War Department, has
called upon the Governors of tho servera)
Slates to designate tbo regiments entitled to
the $100 bounty according to tho rocent de
cision of tbe Supremo Court, Mtassaehu-
1 Idti lent iU reglmcnti, the 1st, SJ, 7th, Vf b
10th and Hth, being selected to complete
the requisition for troops under thai call
yet Ilosmer, whoso claim the Supremo Court
decided was J a it, belonged to tho 15th Mas
sachusett regiment, and has thus secured
the amount claimed through a blander on
the part of tho Court of Claims. It Is not
Improbable that Senator Wilson! bill will
pau, giving the bounty to all who enlisted
between May 3 and July 33, 1891.
Tna Ihterocranio Canal. President
Grant's long cherished idea of an later
oceantc canal across tho Isthmus of Darlcn
can hardly be realized, as the reports of tbe
United Stares exploring party, now there
aro oot favorable. It now remains for tho
United States to aid a New York company,
with Marshall O. Roberts at 1U head, which
has a concession from tho Mexican Govern
ment for a canal across the Tehuantepee
route. A great objection to this route has
been a sand bar In front of the outlet Into Ibo
Gulf of Mexico, on which there was only
about thirteen feet of water. It has, bow
ever, been ascertained that below the bar Is
tho muddy bottom of tho harbor, and ex
perienced navigators, including Admiral
Porter, are of the opinion that Ibo sand bar
can be removed by dredging.
A statement bas been extensively circa
leted that Commissioner Delano removed
Supervisor Man, of Kansas, at a lime when
hewasengeged In unearthing stupendous
frauds at Leavenworth In connection ynu
tho administration of the late Collector
Spear, of Kansas. Tbe fact Is, Spear was
removed from office nearly two tears ago,
and his accounts were In an unsettled con
dition when Mr. Delano was appointed Com
missioner An examination of the account
has been made, and with the evidence on
file, without Supervisor Msrr's assistance,
the accounts of Spear have been brought up
and placed In the hands of the First Comp
troller for suit and prosecution. Tbe Inter
cits of the Internal revenue required Marr's
assignment to another district, and htuco
the change.
The United Btates Consui at Rotter
dam writes to Secretary Boulwell lhat the
distribution of monthly debt statements has
proved acceptable lo the financial men of
that city, and requests that a largo number
bo sent In fnture to supply tho Increased de
maud, lie has taken much pains to learn
tho views of tho bankers and financial
agests respecting tbo funding bill, and re
ports that none of tho bonds at four and four
and a half per cent, could bo disposed of,
while those bearing fire per cent. Interest
may bo taken below par. Tho general Im
pression Is lhat the bill will not pasij that
the clause restricting the payment of Interest
In this country would alone prejudice Euro
pean capitalists against Investing In such se
curities. He reports that American railway
slocks have been In great demand, bat that
a reaction has taken place In tbe market,
and continental securities are again most
sought.
Reduction or tni Taxes. Th. move
ment for a poilttr. redaction of Ux.tloa 1.
UkJng; inch new tli.po and U la tbe h&odf
or each member, la either Home thit the
metiarei, when broaght op, U1 recelre
prompt attention and general approval. It
fra, ilated la thle corrapondenco hut week
That too penate" nnanee Committee Wl.
become Impatient at the delay la meainre.
of relief In Ih. Home, would, this week,
begin the consideration of a bill to reduce
the Internal rerense uxee. inuoeiermi
nation will at once be pnt In force. There li
no Intention, to f a ae can be learned, of
going Into an general rerulon or tbe law,
hot tbe effort le Ukelr to take the ihape of a
lmple bill repealing, after the preaent lear,
all taxei on .ale., on grots receipts all
special taxes except those on dlitlllers,
brewers, compounders and rennenters or
Manors, and liquor dealers the taxes on
gas, articles In schedule "A," and with a
redaction of the income Ux and Its coutlno-
atlon la tho future at threo per cent., with
aa increase la tho exemption or $2,000 or
$3,&00. rromtheexpresslonlnbolullouses
during the past week It seems exceedingly
probable thai a majority of members are
nowwaltlog for some simple bill Ilk. this
which shall meet the desire for a reduction
or the burden or tbe tales, and thus glte
Congressmen eomethlng upon which to go
before the people next fall. iruA. Cor. X.
T, Tinut.
Tub IIowabd Ihybstkjatiov. The Com
mlttco on Education and Labor yesterday
examined Mr, J. It. Khans as to the pur
chase of tho Barry farm over tho Eastern
Branch lie testified that tho farm con
tained 137 acres, for which the sum of (53,
000 was paid. Tho farm was subsequently
divided Into acre lots and sold to freedmen,
but Mr. Klvans had no personal knowledge
of the price paid for the lots, or what dispo
sition was made of tbo proceeds, jie stated
to tho committee that ho had solicited the
trade of tho Uatversity, claiming to be tbe
only Republican In bis line or business In
tho cltr. and that ho had applied tho pay
ments on certain bills to Ibo liquidation oi
his Indebtedness to General Howard.
Mr. R. M. Hall, tho real estate agent
through whom the sale of tho lands to tbe
University, and also of the Barry farm, was
the next witness called. Ho testified to
having sold for tho University to General
Howard a lot worth 14,000 for fl.ora.on
tho condition lhat bo should put a dwelling
worth 1 10.000.
la regard to tho Barry farm, ho testified
that General Howard was not known In the
original purchase, as tho owners, It wss
feared, would not consent to ibo ssio us a
tbo object of tbo purchase been known) and
lor this reason Mr. John It. Elvans and Sen
ator Pomeroy were put forward as the osten
sible purchasers.
Professor Ogden, of Nashvllle.was present
wllh other witnesses, but bis examination
waa postponed.
Tho examination of Mr Halt will b4 con
tinued to-day.
Mr. Elvans is also lo be recalled.
lAtaaiTaUaTrapble Dravlalra
Andraw J, 0udr,alrk or the. Pittsburg
aad UltTeUnd railroad, at UUvelaad, sbot and
killed his wire yesterday. Cause lnBdel.tr.
Philip Uoonty, who sbot O'Jlsy la New
York oa bun Jar, has aurreaJsrad blmielf
A rumor com from Near York thtlOtneral
Qleason willbesseood la eoiuraDdtoQoral
O'Neill lo th Fenlao lavaalon of OanJa.
Austrian aod Huararlaa bishops have bast
coed thalr raturn to Rout to vote against In
fallibility.
Mobil oolortd people ealebrateJ las tu-
tetnth ABjaJmsnt ytittrJr
Tho Louisiana State Talr la a success
ULtr Attorney J It. Urokwltb, of Nw Or
Uaos, has )ilDd.
Mua It pleases!, a veteran newspaper
naa of Itlohmond, dlJ yesterday
The report that MaJ Slgoura? oomosltud
suleld ts de-nlad fron Nw York
New York Is gsttlos; virtuous Warrants
have beo issued for tho arrtst of Ktirlgao
aad Touhaf, who proposed a prtss fight
The New York Dsnoorats have nomlnattd
Ban'oiai:, Church forOhlaf Justice of the
Court of Appeals, and Martin drover, Wot J
Allan, Chas Itafallo sod Kufus W Psokbim
for Asioclalss,
DEATH -STROKE I
HEARTRENDING ACCIDENT
IN BIOHMORD.
TOE CITY OF TERRIBLE CAUM1TIES.
Hon Crushed and Crippled
1 II08BIBLE tCB.IE OF JCPFEE1K0.
Agoniilrg Throw of tbt Injured
in .
ANGUI1II OF TIIK LIVING.
A. STATE irf MOtmNIIfU.
DEATH IN THE MIDST OF LIFE.
foil rrllculiri ol 111 Hoiribl. Cilulrophi
LI.1 r Ik. Klllfd and Mr.u.ilrd.
Tbe aoiegaacaieitof tho Urilbla Accident
la RUhraond yesterday was firtt made In this
eUyfrora tb bulletin board of tbeRspoBLi
oat, aad as further Information was received
the titltement among oar people Ineresitd,
and a th particular were mad pubtlaex
predion of dpst regret and svmpAthr
ware heard oo all sides. The sad news felt
with great force In this community aad east
a deep gloom over all classes. Thetelegrsph
and newspapers wre visited by many aastous
tsaalrsrs to ascertain whether this or that
friend or relative wac among the killed or
wounded.
Many of Ihe victims whose nsmee we pub
lish below were known to our elllien
Amoog these were Robart H Maurr. a son
of the late John W. Maury, fornerir major
oi i m our. us was a rousg man of brilliant
taieni, aaa we much beloved by his many
frltads here aod la Richmond, where for eomo
Tears past he has been engaged la business,
A private dlapAteh received her last evening
Stales that hi funeral will take place at four
o'sioeainis anernooo.
Da J D Oboce was a native of on of th
neighboring count. to Rich mond, and at
talnedsotne notoriety a count nhralelao
Oa th breaking out of the war he resigned
hie practice sod entered the confederate artap
a a surgeon, which position ha continued to
nil tin th close of th war, his post of duty
being near Richmond. Attheelossof the
rebellion, baring lost quite a fortnaa br th
ilgeacle of the war, he mad fclsefouJesa
local reporter oath Richmond RrpHblie,1a
melata thereon until It auapenaloo, after
which a eooaeeutlvelr served la tb ears
capacity on th Richmond Lm ml iter, VUpaUh,
aad LHqutrrr and Examiner, upon which paper
he wae ear a tal lid lo tha tlmm nf tha aeelilaat
efjrestardAv lie was a man of Baa personal
appearance, anoui inirijnv fear or age,
warm hearted end whole-souled, a gentleman
la evarv aaa a of tha word Minierour raJ.
ere remember him as oo of the guests of th
wesnioKioD arreaa ASBociaiien on new i cat's
Day, He was amaa of a good deal of ability
and a great favorite among hi brethren of th
press.
rairiea iicnrr aiiiii waa prrnapB one oi
the most promisee t polltlilana, aa well as
beat known of tha eminent eltlatnt of Vir
ginia. He was a satire of klar William
eoualr, whleh he Ural represented la th
House of Delegates when he had scarcely
attained manhood. Afterward he removed
to Hich mond where he entered upon th prac
tice of law, aod la conjunction with hie pro
fesalon became counseled ae editorial contrib
utor of th Richmond Etqulrrr In th time
of th veteran Ititchl. tiubsequentlr, and
aaterlor to th lata sectional war, be took a
prominent part la polltUs. aad actively en
Iagedasa 1 1 rone rati apeaker, daring which
distinguished hi mi III n controversies with
com of the moat eminent of th Whig roll 1 1.
laaa of trglola, laeludloe Hva. John Minor
llwiia, Raleigh T. Uaalel, Jaat.ee IyoS aod
other distinguished persons connected lo year
goo br with that party.
Pending theOaberaatorlal campaign of Vir
ginia, which culminated In th nomination of
jdri ajiitair, mr.arun wti aeaoeiatea oa
th Richmond i.Mm,r, which paper advo
cated the aomlaatlon of Air. Letcher, aad
during th heat of th contest th contro
versy with th i.acairr, edited fa tog by O.
Jsonlng Wis, became so heated and per
sonal against Hon. Henry A. Wise, aa oppo
nent of Air Mteber, that the deceased, At lelt.
challenged Wis. Th gauntlet wae promptly
accepted, and early neat day, both par tie
with their friend, proceeded to a point eeleo-
tau, aiir nunmonu, wain lae ngni wua pis
tols took place. Both parties conducted them
selves with great eoolneaa Ayletrc ball
grated Wis' ear, whll Wis raserred his
Aro and afterwards discharged hie pistol lo
tha air.
From thle time till th breaking out of tha
war Mr Aylettwas a contributor of th .
amitr. aod created considerable reoutatloo
for hi bitter eatlr and brilliant wit in a
cries of artlelee contributed to that journal
upsn is, uiiivh luaiauara vs mt w irginia uon
tn Snaii i?-
th2 vi-iiv
A Mm.?. Sr
eeniion.in aaaaion in mcninonu,
in uuiiuuu u. uiiivtuiiuu us ina union.
waioa artiBiea ware itrnau tarn "ABimaia oi
thanont-entlon" Theaa artlalaa raaultad In
raraoaal dlffleult lee between John AI Daniel,
he known editor and proprietor, and Messrs.
Junius It. Roane, ot Klag William, V and
Marmaduk Johnson, both members of tha
convention, between the laHer of whom and
Mr. Johnson a duel was lo have beea fought,
but was prevented because of Ih breaking; out
oftberebellloa. During the war Mr A. filled
th position of Confederate State's district at.
A in a ejioa oi (is ravaitina aw nan wuiwuriai
control of th Richmond Timut. which th
Ilea fa nalatalned for over two yar. till Its
suspension, when h again r entered upon th
praetla of hi profession, and pursued It up
to th tin of his aad death. He was th
graadsonof Patrick Henry, and la eloquence
and flr of Intellect partook somewhat of bis
great ancestor.
Ash Levy wa a prominent commission mar
chant aod pawnbroker of Richmond, who waa
probably aa well kaowa as any man la tha
city. la hie business ho had accumulated
quite a fortune,! sod took a lively Interest la
local polities. Thaanoueemalof hi sad
den death created quit an excitement her,
ash was a general favorite among a certain
elaas of this community,
Samuel Latoo went to Richmond prior to
th war a agent of th Wheeler A Wilson
Sewing Machine. Latterly he waa employed
as clerk to Mayor Uhahooa.
Ux Tel er apli j
Riobuoid, Va, April IT. A large crowd
sollesled la the upper portion efth Capitol
buUdlg this moraiog, where th Supreme
Court of Appeal Is located, to hear th deal-
Ion lath Mayoralty cess. About 11 a. ro,
tbo floor gsvewsy beneath the dcas weight,
precipitating th crowd to th floor below,
which wa that of th House of Delegate. It
Uhard toasocrtAlo at present th extent of
tbs Injuries, bo great is th xcitemcnt, but
som are killed aad a larg number severely
Injured Many eeeaped tha terrlbl fall by
jumping la to th window when th floor gav
way. The wounded aro now being attended to
SBOOMD DISrATCH
Riorhovd, April ST. A terrible calamity
ocsurred hero this morning Th floor of tb
Court of Appsals, la th Stat Oapltol, gav
way and precipitated hundred therein assem
blsd to hear th decision In th msydraltv
csjcof tllyson and Qhahooo, upon t ho Con
servative caucus then slttlag In th hell Of th
House of Delegatee below. It Je Impossible
to ascertain the extent of Ihe Injutles at this
hour. Among tb killed are IMI Aylett, a
distinguished lawyer) Dr J B B Brock, a
reporter for th Latuirrr ad EMsslaari pam'l
Eaton, alerk to Mayor Chahooo) Captalal Wm
A. Charters, chief of th lire department) N
P Howard, a lawyer) Ash Levy, a Richmond
merchant) Oharle Watson, of lb Danville
railroad) Hugh Uutehlecoa and Lewie N
Wbb, of thle sltyt Mr Boh on eld, a brother of
uenerai SchoflelJ, R H Maury, Jr i na-
ator Bland, (colored,) and Powhatan Roberto.
Ills supposed that tweaty members of th
Stat LegtsUtur are killed and wounded
The Judges of the Court of Appeals all escaped
unhurt. Kx-Oovrnor Wall was badly In
jured) L, H. Chandler, counsel for Mayor Cba
heoa oa th mayoralty case, was injured.
James Neesott and JuJg Joho,A. Maredtlh,
eouossl for Ellyson, war also badly hurt
About two hundred were hurt by th accident
The greateatixeltement prevails Hundreds
of person ar oa th Capitol square, weeping
and walllag as th deed aad dying arobrougbt
out of th building.
Qovcrnor Walker escape 1 unhurt, though
oa th courtroom Coor at the time.
Mayor Chabooa Is aot dead, a reported
Uels aot much hurt
TUIBO DISPATOy
Richmond, Va- April II 7 o'clook In ad
MiivH faiwvuiaia uiiun ,, mi
lowing ar given t About U o'clock the
jreote Court of Appeals of Virginia
ATtenji
crowded with eminent tills a and local pol -tlclsosaada
great number of the public it
large, who were drawn thr by curiosity to
hear th reeult ofthe lata hearing of Ih ques
tion oi in majrorsuy or luehtnend The
friends of Ellyson aod Chthoos, who comprise
th prominent Republican and Conservatives
of the city, had assembled to hear the decision,
which It was expected would be given to-day.
Amoig the many prominent were MOov
Welle, La Congressmen NeIeon,Judg John
A. Meredith, Patrick If, Aflett, Enrolled
States district attorney for thle dlitrlat, E
Ualted State district attorner I. II. Chand
ler and others.
At 11 o'clock the gallery of th court room.
whleh was crowded, fell, and the floor fol
lowed, and thereon descending thlrtr feet to
th floor below, whleh waa lb floor of tb
House of Delegates of Virginia, on which
soma few of tho members of a eaueua were
waiting around There wae a ccocral eraah
ofallthetlmbereandth falling of the Inside
wan, la which wet killed t Fstrlek H. Aylctt,
Oapt. Charters, chief or tb firs brigade , Mr.
M. Sehofleld. cltr asseesor and brother of
Uaa.Sehofleld, late Secretary of Wart Dr. J
ll. lirock, editor Richmond Lnquirtri Jullua
A. Ilobion.clty eolleetori (1 Duggar, member
Hous of Delegates! T A Ilrswls, commis
sion merchant of Alexandria) Samuel Laton,
Boaoo, Mass , and former theatrical manager
of th Boston theatre) rowhatao Robeits,
eommissloacr la chancery of tho Court of
common rieasi jas. A. uiamire, or iierli,
Prusslai O H. Burnham, Syracuse, N Y.i N
P. Howard, lawyer) Ash Tevy, merchant) J
W D. Bland, colored Senator from Prlne
Edward county, V I J. Watson, merchant
of Danville, Ob, lot W. Wllteox, ex confederate
general) Samuel II, llalrston, wealthy land
holder of Henry county Oharle O.Ureanaa,
of Washlngtoo, D. O Robert H. Maary, Jr,
tsnd agent) Edward WArd, of England) Wit
Hem IL, Davis, coal merchant) John Robert
son, colored Baptist minister) Colonel Hiehe
grew, wool manufacturer) T P Foley, deputy
United Slates marshal) W K. Randolph, of
New YorkiR, .Bradihaw, grocer, and thirty
three other) amongst them on captain, one
sergeant, and nine privates of the police, who
were on duty la th building. Amongst the
wounded were ex Oovernor Well, ribs broke a
and otherwise Internally Injured) Mayor II K
Lllyeoo, slightlyj L. II OhsndUr, Judge John
A. Mtredlth, James Nceson, John Howard,
Rash Burgess, collector of district) William
O Daoham, agent of Virginia and New York
steamship tine) Hon. Thomas a Bocock,an
ex Speaker of th Ualted States Hous of Rep
resentatlresi leg amputated. General M D.
Corse, ox major general confederal armi)
Uol.uo. w. ureni, Aicxanenai uapt u, W
Allen, Port Warden, W O. Flam, newspaper
correspondent and broker) Thomas Baldwin,
ceerehanl from nawarx, n. j.i w u.unesisr.
man, ot Petersburg Indetj Wm. II Oaprr,
of Baltimore, and about 100 othcre Directly
tho disaster occurred, tn nr aiarm waa used
to glv notice, and th hook end ladder eom
panlee of th city repaired at once to th
scene, a cordon of police was drawn around
th building and th ladder were thrown up
to the windows. For three hoar after that
th scene wa full of horror mlout after
minute there appeared by rope tied around
the middle, the body of some popular favorite,
who, after being swung on topof th shoulder
of on of th fir brigade, mangled and dead.
were brought down tha ladder Into th green
of the public park, where It wa Instantly sur
rounded by two ot three thousand ot those
who had gathered w recognize the slain.
The park was filled with weeping women
and anxious mea until two o'clock, when th
last victim was drawn front tb building
After this the polls closed th park, refusing
admittance lo any oae, tb bodies of tbe dead
having beea cent out AM tbestores loth city
wi closed aad placards put up oa lb doora,
"Closed la eonseqaenc of th dlcsster at the
Capitol." No more business was done dorini
tho dsy. To-night meeting were held ol
n cabers of th press association, member of
th late military aseoelallons and members of
th bar, and of the cltlssn ganarally. To
morrow will b observed a a day of general
mourning.
A special dispatch to the Alexandria Gatetlt
gives tb following list of killed and wounded!
Mr. T. A. Itrewls. of Alexandria, waa killed
Instantly. Thle vot will arouae tb sympa
thy aod eaus th dlstiess of every cltlien of
Alexandria, had his ler broken and waa other.
wis Injured. A later dispatch received at
thle ouToeasrs Uol. Brent a Injur lee are not
veryeerlous Oca. M D. Core and Robert
Beverly, of Alexandria, were both hurt, but
not severely. Several member of th Iloue
of Delegate waa killed A colored Senator
named Bland wa killed and a large number
wounded Herodon and Kelley.of Spotteyl
vanta, atverely hurt Ueuben Johnston, W"
A Taylor, U W Rock, and Oeorie Sea ton,
th aolored member from Alexandria, safe,
without Injury. P H. Aylett killed, (lov
Wells seriously Injured (lov, Walker escaped
unlnlurad Tna Hon. Jamea Neeaon. fate
"-letanl United States district attorney, Is
houghl to be dangerously wounded L 11
1 "handler bad a limb broken and waa other
I M,ia.inin..I
I wl" ,Ju't,
lae lnjurea
ADrlvatediaratch from Governor Walker
to a gentleman tn this city says that th only
Alexandrian killed was Mr. llrewla Mr.
lien, in mamuer irom ntauatoa, nad hi left
arm broken Mr. Ulauihtoo. from Ala .ten.
drla, waa not In th elty. It wa a moat heart-
ranaiog aignt, ana can never no erasca irom
thomimorlesof thos who saw It,
ThGnfeaya la relation loth disaster
and the death of Mr, Br w 1st
"Th nsws of th great disaster at Rich
mond, received her shortly after boob to-day,
Produced tha most profound eeasatlon, and
b gloom mentioned lath telegraphic dla
ate oca kb pervauina in aaoiiai, aaa Bprcan
iothlaaltv and eneulrjheJ all haia within lta
aablafolde lor several houra aUer tha re
ception of th Brst telegrsm announcing th
appallag calamity, th Gaxtttt offle was
erowdedTby anxious loqulrera for th welfare
oi ma Tinoui biii min irun mm city wno
Were tn Richmond, and to soma of them the
iiwiwii sad tn teed.
Mr. T. A Brwls, whose oaa 1 locludsd
among th killed, was one of th most promt
asat merchants of this city, and waa univer
sally rcapeeted Hie young wife receives th
sympathy of th otlr community. Among
tb wounded, too, are som of our most In flu
catlal citizens.
A committee will lehv her to night for
Richmond to attend to tha wenta of tha
wouaded, and tak ear of th ramala of th
dead. a
Paymaster Stanton at Richmond yesterday
telegraphed to the Secretary or War1 that
Major O, W. SehoQcIJ, brother ot Ooneral
Sehofleld, was killed by th falling or tho floor
InthaUourtof Appeals, and died In terrlbl
Tatecraptale latum arj.
Tna steamship Mariposa arrived at Ha
vana from New Orleans yesterday.
Its accordarcr with the provisions of the
bill for tbe preservation or life and property
; In Ireland, recently enacted, several district
in tnai isiana nave noon prociaimea.
Accoamva lo Spanish report three bat
talions of tho Spanish forces attacked Mo
dosto Diss's rebel army In the Maclo mono
tains on Tuesday, ana aner nine uours
fighting the rebels were defeated.
RrjuoRS are rite of a contemplated prlie
flzht on Mvitlc Island. Coun . and full prep
arations have been made to lencl any such
Invasion, wra. i. urewer, too owner of
tne island, is determined to protect m prop
erty from such dleirracefal raids, oven at tbo
expemeot the Uvea of tbe raiders, ftherlff
Wheeler and Col. MeCord, or Iho Third rcg
Iment, are ready for them.
Tbr Madrid 2potM of Tuesday says It Is
assured that Prlaco Frederick Prussia Is tbe
candidate of tho Government for the throno
of B pal u, bat that the Emperor Napoleon
has declared to Senator OIaxaga.tho Span
Ish ambassador at Paris, lhat this solution
of tho question would bo so grave that It
might lie the cause of war between Franco
and Prussia. M. Thiers has advised tbo
people or France to abstain rroni voting
altogether.
About tea o clock yesterday moraine In
Philadelphia, police officer Mox arrested a
man behaving disorderly In Third, above
Montgomery avenue, when ho was attacked
by another man, who attempted to rescue
Him. me omcer used ni revolver who
fatal e fleet, killing both men Itngh Mur
through and James Welsh. Officer Mox
was severely ocaien ueiorn no orou jii
aeaallants were engaged In a flgbt together,
when he Interfered, and they both Joined In
an aaaanH unon the officer. It ts reported
that they belonged to a party of young men
who occasion much trouble to the officers)
. A atannt twrt WMikl ITO nfflfff I Jiri(j hail
dlfflculty with two of the gang, In which
bol and Biigntiy wounuea one oi tnemt
ivi I B nam u mu unwssu "siv iuuuiiu m a,
Su sham fight, Ihelr object lIng to Hod cVa op-
was ' portunlty to beat offlcer Mox.
IHE NEWS BY CABLES
FROM HBX1VO.
flan of Hassta, Am si, e ba Trl4 s.1
Pnebtsi Bevel t ot Treepa Tw
Rebel Cbloflalsia Exeeated-Trlal
by Jury Abolished tHJaIap-Atebl
Uoss. UnebU Trfa ( Leave tbe
ConnlrF Tbe IeBnrireBtB Ffajbl
AmsngTbimislves- OmeAmerleam
Ullted-rarlbciaakelnChlbeabne.
Citv or Mexico, April is, vIbUatara,
April ST. Aagel Santa Abba, onoftbx
Dictator, wae brought to Pueblaoo th13th,
and will be tried there wllh other political
prisoners
A detachment of troope, conveying 14,000
from San Luis PotosI for (Jen. Roehas' com
man J, revolted on th road, killed their offl
cerc, and decamped wllh the treasure.
Prrsldaat Juareshae sent a commissioner
to Tepee to Indue Ooneral Leaada to glv up
00,000 belonging to lb Natloaal Treasury.
Th rebel chief, Domlaqucs aad Franco,
her been executed at Rocbusa.
Th trial by jury has been abolished by th
StaUof Jalap a.
In tb National Congress tnoulry waa mad
a to whether th Tehuaatrpee Railroad Cobb
pany ha compiled with th term of thlr
eooeeielon.
Thoeommltteeoa th subject had reported
unfavorably oa Romero' till for a mining
tax.
Tb chargof S30 on saturalltatloa papers
had beta abolished.
Th steamship Cltr of Mexico has arrived
from Vera Crut,brleglng advices from tb
capital to the llth laitaat.
.was rumored that lb rebel Oc. Uuebta
had asksd permlssloa to leave th country
uamolested aad noder penalty of death In ease
no returned.
There wa aaother rumor that Oca. Aguerr
had eecaped across the Rio Urand.
Twoportlona f th Usurgents, mistaking
each ether for Qoveramcnt troop, had a brisk
engagement Several were killed, among
them one taking, aa American eltuea.
Ocn Oorooa bad proved loyal to th general
government Congress wa occupied with
financial questions A liver earthquake
startled the town ot Hidalgo, la ChthuabUM
oathazTth ultimo. Leoor AI enseal was ex
pected la Mexico. The press aro Inquiring
about the trial of Oca. Uaoto) bo movement
on tho part of th Government ha beea made,
xnuLAnn.
Tbe Merdanmi Diveree re Mar
vtese ef Deeeae4 Wlfo'a HI at ere
Dlaeaad In tbe lleaae ef Cesn
mona Hatter en Ibe High fleee
nerlae JJlaeater.
LoiDosr, April 17. Th Mordaunt divorce
case cam up to-day before Judge Re oeeance.
TL counsel for respondent argued for stay of
proceedings on thegrousd of Lady Mordauat'l
Insanity, aad cited a larg number of Ameri
can caaee, upoa which they mainly reated
their Application. Th court reierved Its de
cision. Loaooir, April 17. In tha lions of Com
mons to-day, a bill permitting marriage with
a deceased wlf'c sister wssconsldered In com
mittee. Messrs Spencer and Walpol opposed It,
while Mr Otadstoa thought that oppoaltloa
to th bill rested on narrow bests Sectarian
views might aad did differ oa lb subject ot
the bllL-lt mad allowance lor eueh dl
vreityvfW
MrStteresford Hope vehemeotly denounced
th bin.
Mr. Den man showed that th bill wa silent
oa Ih subject of such marriages.
Mr Palmer wa la favor of prohibiting tbe in
altogether.
Th bill wa carried la coram It te by 70 ma
jority, aad reported to th House, after which
sitting adjouraed
Lobdov, April n. Th bark Howard, from
Cork for Now Tork. wa obliged to put bask
toQueeostown eo account or tho mutiny of
her crew.
Th name of the chip from Havana which
foundered at sea waa Tametleoe, not Tamer
Ian as reported yesterday.
The steamer Oaugee sailed from tb Thame
t onlay with eeven hundred aod lxty-oa mi
grants for Canada.
SJUDA.
Fight at Xagaae-Tblrfr leBturemle
Mllltxl,IcieladlBis;TweAmerlfesia
Powder BXII1 neatroyeit ! Cenue
flee. ArreoaeeS Tbrewe np bla
Cemmsad-Arreal fer Freed.
Havaba. April 17. The Uaptaia Osaeral
telegraphs th followlog i Th troops at Ne."
casa killed thirty insurgents. Including two
Americans.
A detachment at Conn a destroyed th pow
der mill, killed eeven Insurgents, and captured
Prefect Betancourt.
A column under Bonder k ha brought la
150 prleoner of a rebel detachment from Nu
evltar, with a wagon ttala and stores.
Th rebels ar thoroughly dtsorganlisd and
wandsrtng about In scattered baada without
leaders. Th latter ar roaming along the
coasts seeking to eecap from tbe Island.
Oea Agramoat ha thrown up hi ommaad,
A young man named Oastellanee presented
a forged check oa the Spanish beak to day.
Th fraud wa discovered, aad th forger,
whll attempting to ccap, ahot at Seaor
Rlgo,vle president of thabank, but mlssee
th bullst entering th roof. U 1 now la
custody.
FRANCE.
Iieetb ef Prleat-Tbe Evetleatlec
Plblaclte,eedeombldeIeeldeata
Relelles; Tberet.
Pabis. April 17. Alexander Thomas Morll,
priest of th Asscmbly-under th Provisional
Government of lltl, died yesterday, at tbo ago
Of 71
It le reported to day that KtM Ulster Darn
recommaada the people to rot "yea" la llsy
Pabis, April ZTLt Ptfye demands the ex. I
pulsion of Slgaor Ccruasehl, th Italian
banker, who gar a hundred thousand franc
to th anti-PIeblscltum committee, Th Oov
eroment bad resolved to take back from elect
ore their certificate after voting on the Pic
blcltum, but owing to remonstrance ad
have abandoned th IntenMoa.
srAiB.
liUaetureellenwiibtbePrevlstemel
Fersu ef Clever mm ems New Camdl
delem rer tbe Tb recta Pettless
AraleaS (be Adepsiem ef Sbe em
BlUbtfeM orporlo Klee.
Madkiu, April ST Oreat ImporUee la
maaifeslcd by th press at tb prolongatloa of
th provisional form of government, and agi
tation to political eirilea Is Ucreaslnga It la
reported that Seranohas said h will accept
even tho republic If Ocnerai Prim will agree
to It.
Several new candidates for th throne are
spoken of, but dob of th promln se of
rriucB r redcriok, of Prussia.
A petition preying tb Cortes not to adopt
tb constitution of Porto Rleo haa base re
ceived from Havana It ha forty two thou.
an 1 signatures
PKUnsiA.
Bkrum, April 27 -It is asserted th At th
other powers will supporlth action te'kcabr
Wane la regard to decision ef Eoemealeal
council
tl. .11-11... I-.-.- ..all ......- Ill.b..l.
l.co.v.lfKol,nlDi.J b..r.U4 III B.r.
Ua.bouttli..lfbthorM.y. Tb. .on. i.rslal
lrsalHI.al KorttOama. o.M.,.
atlon and tho Republic of MalQ ha been
ratined
TbeUreek Ueaaeere.
Lobdom, April fTrThe atreogrtpMscata.
tions by forslgn powars to th Oreek U overn
ment In regard to th late massacre has l ted to
tho resignation of Oea. Zantiae.ufnfetcrof
war ill place will be supplied by Val. tvrtue,
mlalctcrot interior.
S
Tairli.r'
m. 1 LODOB. ADtll lT.-.AatvlaCS haV bt tB
ho 1 elvd that th Sublime Port protests igaloat
it I loerauiagof a loan by theioroy oi rjy
i ma) DUIiaa Ull aiau ,waiwa..s-.
I Roumanian Oovernaicst fox colalng m oaey
litsQwamlat.
OEOBUIAe
Bepert eribe Jelas Oeensnlllee ef
tbe Leclaleleire 4jvermerBsilleek
Weaie em Ievetlfetle censmlllee
Appelmieca otber Becensnaoade
llewa. AtLATA,aA,ApillzTBoth House mat
at noon to-day Joint Committee appolatcd
to wait upoa Oevereor Bullock, and General
Terry made a report to both Houbc -ccorn.
meadJag that the vlewe and eaceeitlone of
Uerernor Bullock bo adopted Governor Bui
lock, commuBlcallng hi views to th com
mitt, suggested th passsg of a Joint re so
lutloa adopting th appropriation aet of lies
for Iho Bret aod second quarter for the pres
eat ysar) also, a resolution continuing the
taa act of last year, and authorising the comp
troller general to proceed to act under It.
Th goverameat of Ueorgla being provi
sloasl,tbeOovrnor thinks that thIeglala
tareeaaBot go Into general legislation with
out complying with th opinion of Attorney
Oeaeral Hoar la th Virginia ease. The Oov-
rnor again requeete th eppoiatment of a
commute ef lavstlgatloa la regard toth
barge mad against htm by Treasurer Au
gear, end also tolnvestlgat th us of fuads
by th Stat Trsasursr, for tha Treasurer'
personal benefit, aad th system e( book keep
lag In that ode.
He also recommended a eommtltee of laves
ligation lato th affaire ot th Stat road) aad
that being accomplished and approved by th
generst commanding tho district, that In.
Legislature adjourn to such day as they may
determlae,
Th Hobs adjourned, without action, until
to morrow.
The Senate, by a vot of U to S, adopted the
suggestions of th Governor, and adjourned
until to-morrow.
FBOH TUB IRTlIMle.
Precreaa eT Ceptalm neirrldge mud
ParSj.
Nbw Toaa, April IL-The sleamer Alaska,
from Asplnwslt April W, ha arrlred. Ch
ha no specie, and news Is meagre.
Th gunboat Nyaek arrived al Gulf Haa
Miguel oo the 11th Instant, and sent a email
steamer up the tlv r to act la concert with th
Darlea expedltloa from tho Paelfla aid.
Captala Salfrldg' party, from Caledonia
Bay, had reached Ohushuaqua rlvr, aad a
telegraph Ho bad been built soma nine mile
This rout Is bllvd to be Impraettcabl
owlag te high eUvaUoo.
Th party irom oesaroi uay tow iv
tmpraattaabl.
Th Nlpal la at Scsardt Bay.
If bo practicable rout Is shortly discovered
that of Saa Bla will be surveyed
Tb flagship BAranaa arrived at Asplowall
on tho th lacteal.
Tbe New Orleeee Kail peed Cenleal.
Naw Obliavs, April 27. Th Jaekeoo rail
road contest continues. Th McComb party
Is gaining ground Th parties controlling tb
stock of th Lou 111 en a, Mississippi and New
Orlaans railroad coalesced aad elected a board
of director, with II. 8. McComb, president
Preside at Beauregard and tha eld board r
fusing to surrender, have been enjoined by th
FJahth distrlst court from hindering Me
Coombs party from ad ministering or directing
the affairs of tbe company.
-eutberm Preaa AoBOtlellea.
Bavaa, April T.-Tbe Southern Prsi
Association elected A. R Lamar president,
F.A. Dawaoa vie preside at, A. W Reese
secretary aad treasurer, Q. It. Lstell, Joseph
Engelhard, aad W.D. Mean xeutlvcom.
mitt. ThB association adjourned tint tit
Th Oeorgla State Press Association also
adjourned this morning, aod the delegates
proceeded lo Bethesda to attead th tttth in
nlvenary of th Union society. A dinner will
be given to the press by th altliena to-night
Deelrmellve Fire.. ""
SraworiitD, Maib, April rThe large
factory ofthe New York Watch Compaay, oa
Orleans street, caught flr this aftaraooo from
a defective flue, and with all it delicate ma
ehlatrywaa destroy!, aad a huadrd hands
wsr thrown out of employment. Loisiaw,
OOO) Insurance IM,000.
Tbe HeFerlamd Trlel.
Nbw Yoaa, April TTheourt opened at
11 o'clock. Th(,lnsanttybuslaess" la still
under aonsHeratloB. One or th Jurors com
nared It to a long and tedious sermoa of which
Ldwarp. Nlver, eight-watchman at th
city prison, testlfled to the general sleepneas
aeas of tha prisoner.
Dr. Hammond a examination wae than r
...ul Wltnaaa ranaatad that hama to th
oaelualoatheteoogeetloo of th brain, with
whleh tbopnaonar aanareo, waa vna ii
hie having committed th deed All Indica
tion of tb prtcooer' eas led th witness to
th opinion that MeFarland waa Insane at th
.. - ik...kk4WAt irthA It Anft mmw faun tKa
lime, taauiai ia h K""-I ..--
TWAasa offlaa) ha would not b llksly to X
plod a h did. lt .,
After Hammond' testimony, th defence
rested the ease. The proaecutlon then celled
Horace Greely. who tcctined that he wa ao
au slated with ilel arlaadt met him intset or'03
jodgaOarvln Did youkaow him inlMT
Mr. Graham. I objeet, as nos oemg a rcouiai
f aay ef our Uatimony. H further aald that
he would not allow any testimony thatdid not
offset what cam out from th witnesses for
tt.. ii,raaa iia wlahed tha ttraaecutloa to
etatewhat waa tho oharaetcr of what they
wlaaMlo aiieu.
Th court ruled the queitloa as admissible,
th proseeutloo not being able te fortell what
course the dclenc would tak. Tb defence
ha been very mlaute la th xamlnatlon and
ion eooiaj oo ia aamia
lint aad aakatt If haul haarJ ot hla troublCB
Wltnaaa aald he had not. and told tha prlsooer
to tell hi atory. MeFarland then iplalnej
now llicnaraeea naa aaira7u uia bbibu. a u
prteoner did not think ther had beea aay
criminal Intercourse between them Mcrer-
lanutOlu nin tnai aiiar bib wii him, iBi.ain
h never could llv with her again. Th sec
ond ttm tb prisoner called oo witness h
eomplalned he had aot got a fair atoiy of aia
eas la the Trifteac. Th prisoner made out
his story, and wltnsss published it aa he had
written It. Thee at th only interview
witness had with the prisoner.
Th artlal waa produced whleh MeFarland
wrote.;
JudecGarvIn. Did MeFarland refer to the
shooting of Richardson I
Witness The drat
Mr O rehear,. I object. Th proseeutloo
har ao right to Introduce extraaeous matter.
It mutt be Introduced for th purpoaa of pre
judicing th Jury, but If It gel la It will not
have that reeult. They muet prove that Me
Farland wa tb aggreaaor to make any pol;
for the prosecution, aad they ar not allowed
tAdothaL When thle thine waa fresh why
did they net briar th prlaoaer to th bar, aa l
DOlWail UIUI u umr.TO iium
memory oi every one nwaiiuiuu uau
been brought Into th eoartvroom at th Mm
th publi feetlag waa so aroused that he
would aever hav left th court-room alive
Mr. Graham daoouaeed thle aUempt on tha
part ef th proaeeutloa as mean, floaaaing,
and unworthy of th candor of the dlatrlCt
attorney, aad demanded that thle coo ama
tory ovidcaee be excluded by th court
Judg Garvin said when he took up the
ease he considered It a ease of murder, pur
aad simple, aad had brought v Ideaoe to prov
U. Th defence had acknowledged th killing,
bat claimed th pnaoocr was Insane, and enn
eeaeently waa aot responsible for hi acta
They fcad spent ten date in accumulating vt
dance to establish this theory. Counsel for
the dsfeeeehav denounced ta proaecutlng
counsel, from jday to day, and now, they
breakout Into tha wildcat diatribe because
th prosecution eiteeppta to use thalr privil
ege of rebuttal The prosecution merely
wishes to prove that th prisoner waa not In
sane, and this evidence wa aertetnly rebuttal
In Itaeharaater, and eoBsequcatly admissible
After e counsel had bee beard the r
order aatd he should rul th evldeuoocob.
peteat.
Adjourned
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