Morning journal (Columbus, Ohio), 1869-04-07

              OHIO STATE JOURNAL. INT AB1ABLY IN ADYAHCI. .nolIMHU EDITION. By saail.hx aivaace) pt uiiuM H mi do do moolia. .... 4 60 do do I do Vo da da 1 da 611 flubs of five end apwaide, each . .10 do da da do ( auaua. 1 UU do da da da sualka. K.UU Uai.eopyeJtTevorlubo ul Wn. IMiveftd by Cotiift, per ouau O IH1 da dp do wefc II tfil Itaalea of Ad vei'llaUiiu. DAILY Ow. nsAn, aae. iBMTTum Bj Bpafital at BuaLaaaa. otieaa, a, aaaaaa ach laaertaua.... ... .1 1. Local NotAcaa, per baa, aach iraaafttua, Htl .AKkLY-OaeraAr., itn. taaanaaa -.. 1 all stack .ddiiMial iDawtma, 1. Local or Buaiaaa. Nouoaa, aaw iraa, aach laarrtaoa ........ ........... SO Advartiarraeata, al twa baea, aaitahia for Waal aolnaaa, wUi h. raaerted lot Ma araXt aack LaAvrtwaw antil further awtia.. BaTaVht liM ar leas raaka a eoaara. Adwt iBata.nt. lor loB-t tun. laasrted at .ar ragw U eard rataa, which Will ba laraiahad on anplAcatioa. THE MORNING JOURNAL. VOL. XXXII. COLUMBUS? OHIO: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1869. NO. 113. DRY COODS. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. I LINT US "W SPRING GOODS AT (.ii,(ii;;ivr,(.i:vuo.s, Nos. 23, 25. 27 & 29 South High Street. A LABOR ASSilRTMtNT OF URISSIS GOODS INCl.UblNU Japanese Poplins, or" Ve lu vile the allvniltmol ur read oio lo tlie) lalliitvlufc list ! Columbia ttuaineu llonac. which are aniooff tbej M reliable aud extruatrt, edlablUh memtsln tbiBCU)'. AKtlllTECTS. I T. IIKOOKI'.S I , Arckiteet, Civil UaffiBeer, Ac, Otto. 0Tl Cam- miil Htn., Pe-siims'lirclc. ATTOKIx CVS. fi. COL.I.INS ATKIMMI ATTOhSfcYB- AX-LA VT, SI Booth High BlrMt.lopiroaiteBtate Houee.l TOSM'll M. BKltimt, .1 ATCl kUN ItV.AT-T.A W. Parsons'. BuUdiue-.cor. Town and High Bt. a, M AI.I.OM AV A' HlvTOAI.IE, V.JT AllollMtVd A COUNSEl.ukB-AT-LAW lit Bouth High bt., up aUin. I TINUV r. mohi.i:. II ATTUUNIik'-AT-i.AW, 117 SoutAHlijh Btreet, French & Irish Poplins, fj Jffi&, IN ALL THE NEW NTKLbS. Frrnrli mill English Iniii Piques French Prinlrd Pinic, I'i rill'll PcM'lllCS, l'rencli siiliiles, IN ALL TUB NEWEST DKSWNS. NOVELTIES x! SCARFS, HABIT SETS. I. AC 13 COLLARS, mid Hi; A I. LACE. NEW AND ELEGANT SILK SACKS Itl lMkl lH IN Al l. I'OI.OIl. A l.tugfi Asstttlmi'iit of o i, o a it i ru it h , lncludlne; KnBlMi Bibbed Velvet. Fnislry mill Cnslinirrc Slmwls. W A Tomvlolo Btockof OENTK' FHINISIIINU (looim, CAbBIJIliltKH, Ac; alia, New Btyles ol PA KAHOLB. -Wllnkrrt a full stock ot DOMESTICS, at the Li,wel Ptices. laM iiKisr, faiAV a en., Noa, ;l, liT V 1 Soillls High M. NAUGHTOFS ST03R.li:. I J. ( III l' llll.l.l, Ij. ATTOBNKY AND 001INSEI.0B-AT-I.AW, Office in City Hank Building. Bit AM. 11 A NASH. ATTOUN EY8-AT-LAW. OfflcKo. 61 Houth Bitrh St.. Ambo. llutMinff. uooR-Btivur.ns. V KfAVOla'SI BOOK BIMH-llV, J J AND Ul.ANK-bi.HlK MANUFACTORY, Mooma 34. 36 A 30 North Billh Ht., bet. Broad A 0y. UOOKS ANDft-TATIOIxEllY. IHIIKK. t'HI.!AN, i Bookseller, Stationer and Kinder, and dealer In 'Jkxvah Books and Pehiouicalb. 2-iii South High bt. lOnl.V A- MmiTH, W stationers, r;nvelor;B,,fenuine Arootd'B A French WriUusACouyinirlnkeiallkindBFaperASealinKWax. BOUTS AMU SHOES. h . BOOT AND BHOR STOUB, Ku. UO South High, corner Ton St. .u,.u.,l a- Ba,iiiftf.lt. 5 MttiiulurluTi'ra and dealers in all kinds of booti ind Blioea. No. 163 South uign Bt. V, KAMI. , . lioots anil Shoes daily received, nfl mild chenp. ho, US North High trett Vi r t at ii.i.i AfiiH dV f it.. VV 141 Houth UiKhHt. JutrBciiltweVBtiit rllil K'alfl II dlr f 'il S LJ In the noted house lor gooil Booti wd Shoes t iw prices. Mew aloes: )uat receivea. . nK" BOUTS & SHOES (Wholesale.) AVIim.l jtr U'lLIMIklV. V y Wholesale Denlera in llund and ilivchlne rande Hout and Hhoes, Itt Nortn ilin btreei. H ATS, CAPS, ETC. rr HIUl) l.l DWIV, . UaDuUctuivru Ust. Cans a&4 Furs, anddeiler u. buw out!. VvbreUitM, c 4Jt South High bt. New Advertisements. TELEGR AP HIC UOISF. Fl K.MTI ItC AKtIS A- MTl ART, LtjuM k'urnu.hiud Uooda. Uaatto. Brataa.Co per, Tia A BkMt Iruau lu Baulk UiU Bt. AUTO. TAil.llK A urn-, Dealer, la Hardware, Uuiue ifarniahiTiff Oooda, Uratea, BtoTea, Furnacea. Ac. zu North Bighbt. IMSUKAKCE. HOMK IMS! KAN1F.CO. OI.I ItlBI S.O. Capital and AawiaH4HU,&l4 XI. w . i;. at. Anr.n, Becniary. ???? ? PMM?Mi Tom Wosirno Claxh: I ibmw iJTcared to far- muh sil rUK with e.B"tiurt eniplouiri.t t th6ir j homf,tb wbot'ot ibe titn,or lor u. -ptwat-mtni. Uur)iu tt, Iwhl ai-d p tat t Me ilt r MBts to $6 . iter tiTP"!!!' is en-rlT Mrnrd frr r' ul either ex. snd tUtf boys and gnris earn i..-ji1v 44 mtu -h m men. ureal inauc?mn an on iva wnowuiue vote thfir vLole time to the btuin nl. that everr persoca who sees t his notice, may srttd k.e tlwir address t And teat the luiat for thmelTefs i suake tlie ful ' iwiiitr unparalkh-d oer To all who nre not w U eat- itied with the biumeM, I will send t to pij lot tha ; trouble of writing me. full partlcLlars, direct iana. : p., seoi irM. Dampis seai oy mau K r h cu, Aoureaa K. C Allfh, Augusta, KU kb REPORTED FOR THE JOURNAL CONNECTICUT ELECTION. Republicans Elect State Ticket. GAIN OF TWO CONGRESSMEN. flOl.t fllfl .TlAl llINK o J Portable and Htationarr Hteam UasnBea.Castlun. Uachincry, o. Wat nd Nat' I Koad Bridge. MEKCHAiVr TAILOHS. T H. lll(iMI4l D. ej , MKHCUANT TAILOR. io. of nun 11 uigu 01., d uuui- nun. 11 ut viay. H( oi r a co.v , Merchant Tailors and dealers In Clothiof and Vurnishiiag Uoodi. No, lii South iligh fit. THE OHIO IflKKl'IIANT TAII.OKINfl A CLOTHING LU., ti. High Ht. Uents' buiU Hade to Order. Headf-made Uotning always on tuna. Jon. .i;NMmii-,irnMK, Mfrchant Tailor and dealer in Ready-made Cloth UKAUenta' Vurnishinff Qoods. T Neil House building. AUKNT8 WANTED FOK Secrets of the Great City. A Work uWfrtr.live of ihn VIRT1 EJ and tie Vliis me ti 1 r-1 1 a.-, fimrniE,! and fiti.liI.Mof INew mrk C'iiv. It pfiniainat Une enkfravintr-: and is the SDleiet. moat Tiiri.i.nir, Inr-unctive, and cLeapeat wt rk o( tlw ktnd published. ONLV S. ... Pt.lt COPY. Affents are meeting with unprecedented sueeefs. One in South Bend. iuii .iLporteW subscribers the tlrst day. One In Luierne C., Fa., 41 ia a day. One 10, Saginaw, Mich., f s in two dnys, and a great in any others n-ota loo to lHhj per week. bfnd lor circulais with term-, and a full description of the work. Addreni, JON L8 MtOliltH-j Jt CO., Cincinnati. O.: Chir;iro, 111., or Ht Louis, hlo. ! llIITIiiM lni' nor workrt of a, i-imilar character 1 liU J iwim. en i Ulat.-d. fee. that th' b ok you buy contain 3 A tint) v. ravines and ML at t,1 & p. ri jpy. bi MHH. F. IIAKI'KK, llilUuery and F-incy Uoods; Gentlemen's Felt HatsCWADed and Fressed. Cor. High and billing bis. T II. AVII.KIF, f) , Fiishiouttble Millinery, Dress Tr iron inn. Fancy Uooda, 4c 130 ttouth ilitfh at., op. Uoodale Home. Af.t.NTM UAMMI FOrt MII-;aVF.H.-T1ih wi' aboenda in thiiltin? Hii'ti-lie. monl tals, wtraTiKe oo-iim'nreg, ii'dh 01 thought strains of elonuence, Nth-rio incident. rich tvparUfs and ohoiwrtt specimt-n f the purest lit era turw. I'lfane. .tli. othnun none. Fiice very low. Ad-drew ZElOLti:, UcCUUUY CO., linciimati, U., or Chicago, 111. KB J, WliOLfctlALh A K E f'L Al I LLIN ERY GOODS. 191.4- tli Uijh tit., opera liou.e blotk. 1. It. Ifli'AlltllV. 1 V . Hhct't Munic und Mtwioil Instrumi'tttti; .itt'inwiiy a: don s i'unos. No. 21 Bautn nigu ht. AfrrnlK Wnuieil for the Lns avd Tiuraof ST. PAUL, $3.00 Completc'HjiHtiiiaed r:ihttoiit sh nrmnfte.i oyi;oiY-k sru and Uisnif, with an introtltirUon by Binliop yiirHON. Tn confequem-e of the appi'Ui'anw of mu tilated editions t thin great work, me liave heen roiu-pelled to reduce the piut'of our Citiap tte Edition irora (1.50 to :s. K. B. THtlAT & CO, ViibltaherB, Im4 Biomiway, . x. nu -T iiim fsr.ii".i:n a- t o.- tl Knabo 1'iauos. Nt-ilhsm A Sons Orprans and aU'loieona, Husiea lustruuenu. 11 m. is js.siatem. PlllSIClAAiM. r in. iMfttnift, 11. im Qj. sOperaHouie. Treats dlseaseiof theye,Kas Ucart, Throat and Luntra. PITtlKi:S. M. w' :uisvoi,i. l'UOTUUUAPUER, No. IB East Broad Street UMU iiani;k of iiiv ;ooits iaiii J cordially invited to call and exaiuiue the NliW JWTOCIC. The undersigned pledites hintsell to sell the Bkhi Uour at Lowksi Futcics, CA1VDY MANI FACTOUY. I j Wholeaala Candy llanulactory and liakery.Toya, ftrelun Vrnila, Nuta.Ao. 83a B. High at., Columhua. lrs tioods, in ciinos, ShnwU, IvrrylliliiR Clli'lip! Clirup ! Chomi ! Clii-ap CAKUIAUVS AN BIjCSOIKS. T W. I'.I.I.IOTT, r I rhotngriiph Parlura in Joluuon Building, No. In Bouth Align atreet AI.DWIN & UTrXVKSIS fUUTOUKAfnBKH, 31 Bouth Huh Street. B ili iibi:rn a bi:i.i. iianciucs. 1IAI I I V NOIV, J' . J James Kaiijrliton. near the Market Houael. Kepairlng oone prompny. L Manut.icturera ot Carriage., e., No. 115 Town St., nia,i:t q3m all Nouih llilh Nireot, Columhua, Ohio. C1GAKS AND TOBACCO. 111 . V! lu'leni'i-'and lletall dealer in Cigara. No. 531 olilli Bih alreet. Cigara nil ol my on inanillaetuie. (ireat Iai'ains!! I)li,Y GOODS. KEN YON & WIGQIN WILL CONTINUE TO BELL, roil two vi;i:ks i.okoi:i, TUElll N TOI K OF W1NTEI1 001 'OB AT IVew Yorlf Cost! COAL, K. WLoleaiilaandBetaildealeriinCoal. 1)7 North MAT. WEAVEH, Beu'y. ligh Bl. Uealai. in Hocking, Fittahurg and Bhaft UaL Jlhua iu 1'uat Ottlee Entrance. r 1". NliVIA!tI, J. Dei liealera in Lead l'lne and Sheet Lead.BathB and Water CtoiwB and WHen liowis. ro. widoiuu iniiun.. UEAL. ESTATE. T711III.V At .IfkllKNO. Pj RKAL KTATK AtiEXTS, Powtottice Aroiule. OUR OLD FOLKS' MAGAZINE. AUliNTH WANTKD in nil pnrl sf tho country to canvas for llieMOHT POPULAR MAUAZ1NE I OK THIS 1AY. Send for Premium Litt hikI t-iiruliir without d.'Uy. The tlrnt volume rf OIK Oil! Irtfl.HK I'ommenrtHi wiiu aiarcii. ure&i inoucrnifiiidi tor clubing. Npcimen No?, forwardetl on receipt of l"c Ada re- it, iiAti.Miiii, i-.'blii-ii b, 131 Will nut M., I'liIlatlclpUin. WILKKU'S AUDl.M. IHiCIIIXE. WILL add three column of tigures at a time correct! v about as quick m a sool writer cann't I thmidown. Latlinn n'countanta my it is the most practical Adding macbincewrmiise. aoen is WANTKU. I hero its 111 oner lu It. Kumple 'nt toanyaildrens tor On o Uullttr. it i..AIri. til, iius liroadwuy, New lorn, r. u, vox .ui5b, bii J. ik H. PHILLIPS. INI A; i8 NIM'll SIRK.l'.'l', PITTSBI ltGII, PA., Oil (loth Muniil'actiircrs, lNOLontNU GREEN OIL CLOTH fOR WINDOW SHADES To which we Invite special attention. OKNEUAL AUENT8 for tho JlnRTnn IUliiko Co.'s UVllHF.n DEI.TIHd. llOfiE. HTKAM rAOBIKII, 4f. ueun'ra in UDDBKnUootK, l rAtUKU br.i.TiKd and Lai'RLfaih Agents for UMvr.iittAL uuhks rikcieh. ku INIIIKT MASHiVACTOHY. Olff. AOHl.WS, . KUrt Mitnulaetory, No 18 0pciaUouM. t.-rnn Cotwarranted u Rood tit. Early Rose Potatoe. KAIif.Y 1IVSB ent i. 4itY V bOAP, CAKDLES, &c. Munufaeturer and dealer In Soap and CandleB, Hidea and Tallow. Wcatot uroBdway isriaire. Dealer in beat Quality of HoekinB Coal. OBo, ootol BU'h St., weat end. Warehouae, Jli Canal Bt. ''''wiofeleand'Hetaildealersin rtttubuwg and ioeklm L'oal. HOI North UiKhHt. CO.TIMISSlO! MritCIIASiTS. r 1 , Commiiaion, ForwaMtng and I'rodue. Met. .hanU.dealeraln Drain, Hour, o. .7 W. Broad Bt. lTr,n. MO.MWPI'.NV, VV Forwarding A Ueneral CommUilon Merehant, ind dealer in Urain. Ac. OHice, W. end N. K. Bridge. JUST RECEIVED, TAILOHIMO KEPAIKIK. TI'MIIM I.AIITKU1IACH. ej Tmloi; room No. I Nauijliton Building, cloth made, repaired and altered in a aatialactary manner. MIS lb. I J ltv mail. iKMt-mid liABLY KurtK, Benl by mall, von- J I $J. l)-t H.rlnt( Wheat m the I woihl; the oarlii Bt and moat produe- tlv-Com: wonrtenill yieiuinu uais- s white and black wcIkIiipk I-', pouniiB , ,t l.ii.liel. RnHnir ltarlev: Urn,. Heeda: Fowl c,.l,j. Hno: (he irteat Feed Cutter. Benl for EX rKlUMENTAL VAUU JOUKNAL-iaoW ealiratlr ',i tl.ii ctiunlrn-ntiW ll.ftO per lear. Buuteribe if roil want to make ymiv Fairo nuy. Address UCO. A. UuiiAi v.UA,iui.HnaeHis a, ITT., ---.! V 111 S.,,t'I,,1t Wl JL TAU.OU, CliKANEU AND KEI'AIUFR. NO. 130 South UIRU, OP. UQOUaie uimiw, uy am..- WATCHES AND JEWELBY. -r-v nllMltail Ar I'll.. I. UeolerainWateheB, Clocka, Plated Ware, Jew elry and BpecUclea, No. 11 Eaat Ton btreet. Velocipede Wheels UANCPACTCiUW DY S. N. BROWN & CO., DAYTON, OHIO. . pvlm i' ' C. W I1KELB. F,-nd lor l'riee Lial. T!ieyal make a pilme .rlieleof Bl'OKcs AN rillllH FOB 1.KIUT CAltlllAUB ANO BVUO it u . A. ... B a'K.Biii-itr.iis. Wholesale and ltetai! dealer, iu Watchei, ClockB No. 71 Boutn AtiKU Bt. and Jewelry. A DAY to ngenta ndliuir 8ir.vr.nk' Patent ELABIII' UB0OMB. fl,.,'tfiv UTiri"! Bays: -l ire. diet it. .uceeal." CLEOU A CO., 3 Uirtluar. HI, N. Y. i$10i A I.ABUE BTOCK OF I CONFECTIONS & KESTAFBANT. Bleached and Brown Muslins, a'lVmmi.loif allof the popular bland, wliieh Hill be aold at VEU a LOW J'BU:EB. r I.I1NDKIAM., A JO., U. Amboa Building, dealers in Foreign Fruits, Toys, e ; Oystera, Fish and Uame of all kinds in Beason. Bil'ENINU TUlr) WEEK, lilt AIN TILE AND M.WFU PIPE. TBltEE CASEB Or New Styles of Prints. FBOM AUCTION, 10 1)07.. Ladies' Uhite Cotton Hone, Al Vic r' I'nlr; worth 40c. I nil lloz. While I. Incn Towcl nl liOc. IUO lo. I.lullca' llcui.littlied llnil'lif,5c A Fine Ansortmcnt of flnln Checked iiitd Striped Niilnaook, do do do lnmlir, .In da do Jucouel. Alao, TAB1.K MNENB.WIHTE MNENS, TOWELS, N APK1NB, DOYLIES, AO. KI-NYOIV ft WIOfilN, deell send B Nell Hollar. f AllllS I'A'aTI'.KSO, . J Dealer in Bole Drain Tile and etoue Sewer Pipe. Varil, opposite Union Passenger Depot ON. Watches. Jewelry k Bllverware. No. 2 Nell Hum tI.S.I,lnnoCo.,ll.'iO Broadway, N.Y.., 5-Oc.,$l7: .'.'I u A. A II .1 1 1:1 vJT (BueoeBBrstoWm. Blynn) dealers in Diamond., riTHIiTutlllo tuiery Uheel Cuts fat, ibies I n.tt v n.e. uiira. luat or imel . anu iseneau. c I eiieulars, addreca TiikTanitb Co., Btroudsburg, Pa. WINES 111 mi i. Am nos. ill BectiU FOREIGN NEWS. By Atlantic. Cable. EWf.I.AHD. London, April 6. The suMect of the appointment of t iuc-ceseor to Keverdy Johnson U recelviog con-aiilerable attention from th press here. LiTtRPoei, April ft. The Steamsltip City of Paris, frim New Vork, has arrived. CIBA. New York, April t. The World'a Hartford dlspAtc-h of last night says: The IXraocrats bare let the election go by default. They have elected only Babcock and Iiarnura, loosing the State ticket by a small majority. The midnight dispatches of the World says: The latest returns leave luc Male still in doubt. It Is claimed by both parties and no decision can be arrived at until the full or official returns are received. The T.lbune has the following : Hahtfohd, April 5. Sufllclent returns have been received here to Insure the election of Jewell aud the en- re Republican State ticket. Dixon Is de feated for Congress by at least 800 majority. II. Rrnt, Ch'm Uep. St. Com. The Times' Hartford dispatch says : Strong, ltcpublican, is elected lu the First District to Congress by 781 over Dixon. Kellogg is elected In the Sccor.d District over Ilabcock, the Republicans gaining 024 over the lust spring vote. Starkweather is elected iu the Third District by a good He- publican majority, aud llarnuin, Democrat, In the Fourth District Is re-elected by 5b0 majority. This gives a Republican gain of the State ticket and two Congressmen. The .cglslaturc Is close, but probably a small Republican majority. The Republicans gain argcly In Hartford and New Haven coun ties, and the Democrats gain In Windham and Fairfield counties. Jewell's majority will be about .100. The Senate will be composed of 14 Republicans and 7 Democrats. The Republicans will have about 20 majority in the House. WASHINGTON, Nnmlnutloiia Withdrawn. Wasbinoton, April 0. The 'resident has withdrawn from tlio Senate the following nominations : Napoleon Underwood, for Assessorof Internal Revenue ot the 1st district, Louisiana ; Kdward V. Klngsley, for Secretary of Legation at Madrid; W. II. Barnes, for Collector of 1st district, Pennsylvania; anil D. V. Qhester, for I'ostmastev at I'laccrviue.tjaiiiornia. A Colored I'mtmnslcr. Anion" the conflrmatlnng yesterday for Postmaster was that of Charles M. Wilder, at Columbia, S. 0. This is the llrst confirmation of a colored man. Wilder was for merly a slave. 1'cr.niiBi ,,.(.,, vri.. Cant. Calhoun has been ordered to hold himself in readiness to take command of the iron clad Miantonowah, now fitting out for service. Delegation from Baltimore called at the Executive Mansion this morniug, and had an Interview with the President; the object being to urge the appointment of ex-Mayor Chapman for collector of that port. Itcrouitritctloii ot Tcxna. The Reconstruction committee to-day adopted a resolution, to be reported to the House, postponing tne vote onine reconstruc tion ol Texas until lurtuer action y congress. Mm. (lrnlil' lleroptlon. Mrs. Grant's reception this afternoon was largely attended. A number of gentleineu accompanied ladies, who paid their respects. Mrs. Grant was assisted In receiving her callers by Airs. Gen. liabcock and Mrs. Senator Williams. By the Cubaa Cable. Havana, April 6. The gunboat Nipsic, from Haytl, arrived at Cicnfuegos on Sunday. Ail well. A battallion of artillery returned from the central department Diareo considers the rebellion in the central department entirely suppressed. The flagship Contocock has gone to the month of the Mississippi, to Intercept the expedition represented coming to Cuba from New Orleans, The steamer from Vera Cruz, brings dates from the City of Mexico. The dissatisfaction against Lerdo was increasing. The Government intended to send a commission to Washington to have Gen. Rose-crans recalled. ILLINOIS, ilneuina- of II. P. Ilallroad. Chicago, April 0. The common council ofthls city last night passed resolutions luokiug to a grand commemoration of the opening of tho Paclllc railroad. A committee consisting of the Mayor and live members of the council was appointed, who were authorized to Invite at such time as the managers of the Central, the Union Pacific aud Northwestern ltaii-roads shall appoint to bring tho guests to Chicago, the Governors and their stall's of the States of California, Oregon and Navada, anrl Territories of Washincton. Idado Da kota, Utah, Wyoming and Colorado, the members of the legislatures of the several States and Territories ubovo named. anil Judges of their several courts, the Mayors and Common Councils of tho cities of San Francisco, Sac ramento, and of such other cities as they may select in California; of the city or rot t-land, In Oregon; of Virginia City, In Nevada; of Denver, Colorado; and the Mayor and Council and leading citizens of such other cities in tho States and territories above named as said committee of this Council and the citizens shall deem best and most appropriate; also, the President and Vice President of the United States, with his Cabinet, membersof both housesof Congress, Judges of tho Supremo Court, the Generals, and leading officers of the army of the United States, Governors of Illinois and the several States, and such other distinguished gentlemen as they should deem best the hospl-talitiesof the city to be teudered to all the guests enumerated. Itev. Dnulel Lord Accepts. Rev. Daniel Lord, of Bridgeport, Conn., has accepted the call of the Calvary Presby terian Church oi this city to nccome us i as-tor. Ills salary will be f000 a year. Illness of Editor of Chlcarro Itepnblican. James F. Ballantine, editor of the Chicago Republican, was taken with a violent hemorrhage of the lungs at Washington a few days since. He has been brought home, and is in a very critical condition. Arrival ol Ex-Sccrelnry llrownhiff. F.x-Seeretary Browning and family arrived in this city this evening, en route for their former home at Qulncy. " MOV A SCOTIA. Halifax, April 5. Most of the Harbors aro open and ship ping busiuess has commenced. The llrst K.nrovtpnn liovernment vessel nus urnwu here to-ilav. The Newfoundland seal llshcr-I,.. urn ilciln" well. Three Bteainers's havo arrived at St. Johns with a large force ot CONGRESSIONAL. XLIsl CONGRESS First sesiou. SENATE. Washington, March 0. Mr. SHERMAN, from the Finance committee, reported back without amendment the bill authorizing payment for certain services rendered to the United States in the lale Insurrectionary States. Mr. RAMSEY, Chairman of the commit tee on PostoRlces and Post Roads, presenieu a communication from the Postmaster General In relation to cheap ocean postage. Mr. SUMNER said there was a movement on foot in England to secure penny ocean postage. He expressed the opinion that If our postal department should give us threw cent postage it would be a great thing to accomplish.On the motion of Mr. WILLIAMS, the hill to aid In the construction of a branch of the Central Pacific Railroad to Portland, Ore-gnu, was taken up and discussed by Messrs. Williams, Conkllng and Corliett until the expiration of the morning hour, which brought up the uullulshed business, the joint res.lutlon to protect the Interests of the United SHU'S In the Union Paclllc Railroad. Mr. STEWART, of Nevada, spoke at length against the Union Paclllc and credit mnbiller, and in favor of the Central Pacific. The amendment offered by Mr. Sherman yesterday was modified, at the suggestion of Mr. Williams, so as to direct the President to tlx the point of junction according to the legal rights of the roads, and adopted. Mr. DAVIS offered an amendment directing the Attorney General llrst to Investigate whether or not the charter and all the franchises of the Union Pacific Railroad and its branches have not been f oriel ted, and to execute all necessary legal proceedings If they have. Second. Investigate whether the said company has not made Illegal dividends on Its stock, and if so, to institute the necessary legal proceedings to havo the same reimbursed; and third. To investigate whether any of the directors, agents or employees of the company have violated any penal law, and if so, to institute the proper criminal proceedings against all who have done so. Agreed to. Mr. HOWARD then moved to strike out that portion of the amendment and Insert his amendment offered yesterday, naming the officers who shall constitute a Board of Commissioners, the same list as In yesterday's report, with the addition of General Canby, and directing them to tlx a point of J unction on the line approved by the Sec retary of the Interior. Mr. NYE was opposed to tho amendment and declared himself apposed to any legislation taking this matter out of the hands of officer to whom the law originally committed It to the Secretary of tho Interior. Mr. CONKL1NG said he would not vole for the second section of this bill in any of the proposed forms, nor would he allow auch legislation for or against any corporation or Individual to pass without earnestly protesting against it. A motion for a recess from 4:80 to 7:81) was carried, and at 8:58 the Senate went Into Kx-exutlve session. HOUSE, The Census bill was taken up. Mr. GARFIELD explained and advocated It. The Senate Deficiency Appropriation bill, with amendments, was reported. The special CDiumiUco on the Mode of Appointing and the Rate of Compensation of Senate employees reportcu, rucommenaing retrenchment by not employing extra ouicers. The report shows that the official expenses of the Senate, per capita, are about three times as much as those or majnoers or me House. The House proceeded to consider the bill by sections for amendments. Air. JENCKE3 moved to strike out everything relating to a subsequent census, and that the bill should be a temporary matter, to be superceded by a bill to be reported and acted on at the next iwsulon. The amendment was agreed to. Mr. JENCKES also moved to amend by making the appointment of officers on the fishermen. nomination of the Superintendent. Agreed A late dispatch from the Colonial office to . n, i.i..l ....iin.lnn ,l,a llnv. W- i-riuccjMiwuriiaiai .iiii, "" - Mr. GAHblELl). on behalt ol the com- HBW YOBK. .ctiiiar, Iinrc rt ir A Wholesale dealer In Wines , Liquor, Cigara, ata, iso. ill Doutn remvu o.. TTtfiiSiilill, No. -iii Bouth High St., has ;tlio choicest Wines. red and white. Iteoominenoeo oy a,i y,,ysi.-,.u. KOCKCItY, AC. R uu,'eusware!ular (oods, Wholesale and Uetail, 134 Bouth High Btreet. LluM.nswaTe. Olass A Plated Ware. i.ampa.nd FlBlurea.wholesale A retail. 46N, HinliBt, lH ili-rfiriWholesale A Hetalldealerln Crockery aun'a.OlnBB.Cutlery, l'latedt.ouda,Ae. iaDB. High Bt DIIUGUISTS. SPOOL COTTON s YliHI. 0 Booth High Bt. Pre- wriptions carefully compounded at all hourie J"" ".'uj'u'i&D APOTHECARY, J u. nil v-,..lW xlir.1. hit 1'A.liiii.lnia. O. 0. . 11 wi.u uijy . a.' Mr ItlltUiKJ. T'V.T?; . . r. i dti iTT miiim itktr Xi U.JL4T,OnLiC. AHU Ate. mil. ....-...---. ittu Houtn UIKIl ni ,ouiuinuiB, v. Dill UOODS. ........ i mr ...BSKSfl . BS7 Ar (1.1. Biieeeasitra to a. i. wnuw,,. - . IU . ..(...'- BBi.lkN. a- i:o.. h) lBncces.or.to Kelton. Bancroft A Co.,1 Wholesale desleis In Dry Uoods. 8 A 4, Uwynn. Block.Town Bt. -r "D TiaP" 9 Cast I ( SwS ..CjL. AVT" Js-s - i 1pcUillllni,iOlli;0tn.,BtapleAFancyDryUoiH!B O.N.T, 6-CORD, SOFT-FINISH Svool Cotton. GEO. A. CLARK, Sole Agent. YAlUtEE NOTIONS (Wliolftsnle.) ---w- a.aiu tllsfll l.'.n Ar tVlTflrV. ItX WhoU'sa.o dealers in Foreign A American Fancy Uoods A Yankee Notions. iui, ira, it " !I;N'IN WAN'ri-.U.-AOENTrt tniilte from tliHr.int.er Hutf m.i'in Hlukr'n Dollar Tatt' lit ( Imii-'iprinffi!. Tluy nirtko aHpriiifj and Rocking-rhair ot anycoiamon ciiair, uy aiu?ninT iiiuiu ur mc nun Ipiis. They lit liny chnir, cunont Ret out ol crder, und will ln-it a liletime. Old-fiiishioned rocltors are dmpoai- I td with. For the hcuno snd otlice they an1 indispensa ble. Lndiea pronounce llitm unequan u ior a wwihk chuir. If you want an Agency, call ami we sample, or i lend for tirculir, with teims. .ou rewam upou in I convict tcnttliuir :.ir tircunr, wun leim-.. ,iw ruwam ujruu kmc :tionot anypeison infrimrtng upou HUki''sTa-;huir-piiiitf. A. M. 11LAKE, box 510 CantoD, BOOK BINDERY. VINEGAR FROM CIDER, WINE, IUOLASK1.4 Oli KOllt. lH .11, In Un hours, without using acidsor drugs. For teims and other information, address Franklin Book Bimlcrj AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY, Ilootu3l,U 4 38Ncll' lllllldiua, NOHTH HIOU ST., BKT. BROAD A OAV, lm SUBSTANTIAL rAGKD BLANK BOOKS Printed, Billed and Bound to any desired Pattern. SVE11V VAIHETY OF BOOK-BINDING Kiecutedwlth PromptneM, of the Best Material., l ..MIocodGm N.W.LEFAVOB, Proprietor NBHKABKA, it, soil, climate, people, c. Apampn-let fur 23a, Addiea. CliOPBEV A Bais, Lincoln, Neb. ASK ionr Doctor or Iriitrfrlt lor u kkT III INI !V K It eouala (bitten tlniiiine. Is made only by F. BTKABNB, Chemist, Delroit. A Valuable Medical Book! 10NTAININO IMPOBTANT PllYBIOLOUICAL VV INFOItUATION to younK men contemplating Marriaire, sent free on receipt of 25 cents. Address the CBEMICAL INBTITUTB, 48 Clinton Place, N.V. mi Uf Hit t tiotcttt r'rHiMiiliu Sjiicn- t'liroriltievrrt' irnircjor ifiirio,,. i-urnr una urr.i airrnii. Tu fiu Rich Flavoring Extrartti of the Fmltt. Dr. 1.11. Holland, author of 'Kathrlna," Ac, Bprliicilela: Tliny are the standard In allthls vicinity. alullua Hayer. Nowport, R. I., tho woll-known dealer 1 11 Inxnrin,: I have trotdednw saloa with thein. .dmys 1 . Mllln. A' BssL R.rntnon. N. V .. tnri ntherB. laruestd.' ilerst Tin y irWo eiitlresatisfaclloutoall. lioT. Wm. A. Bucklnabnin, OU Fnrn Ion time wo have tif -,l t li.-m au.f Und them very flno. Ilrneerannd DruonialRtreldntlielrsales with them. J.W.CiLToseN.k'.llepat,7l Maiden lata.. HT. V W. II. AY. . . W hole.ale A lletail dealer. In Dry Uood. a manuUcturersof Ladies' Cloaks. 123 B, Mbh bt. CiTIKilKASiT ACENT. I y.Oen. DrUee, A' Kni7i.ntA(t;t. Real ."a J!'1,1I,?!5 t lor Atlantic BU...m.bipCo'a. HON.UishBt The etteullna of Oonmtaers diul lh TraJ' Is respeet-nilly called la the rery ataaerf duality ot this well-knewu Thread. In pureliHsUilt, k lor 15. No. DOpera Block, dealereln Oral, Baoareand Bustle Frames, aioiiminK", .imn......."- f IIIMTHUCAC. 8POO Xj A. "Bj K "O. N. T." COTTON. OtlwillWlMealO J. - IIIO Fl HIMITI'HK '.. ()M.".if.cur.t.elF and lift.." w arerooron i SIEBERT & MIXEY, Blank BookHIannfacturers, PRINTERS, BINDERS V PUBLISHERS, Bpcel.1 attention paid to .t11 it .Tank iiiks, m ;7f,KT,!BB2 without printed headinits, for COUNIV MKllCUANTrl, H AM' FACT UB BUB, BANKhBH. BAll'KCAU ut'nn a"'ei HaT Full sets o! Books made on short notice, warranted to Jive rerlect aallsfatllon. OlT.nAllOUSK bhiloin, vUQeodlr COLTJMUCH, O. IRON CITY COLLEGE, 1'ITTSItl Itfill, PA. PER CENT. REDUCTION. hi I LuBtmiNkBSBTl"''LVPBlV-ATB.-V J ll.i.ine Men wi.nlinK ta save .l t' TIIK OI.DKST.rr.o.t extensive, bert appointed, ua nl,..n...t nrselienl llusines. l7olleae in the Unl- ,..au,.tea. latri,nied hv the Mil. of Farmers, Mer- ehnnta. Bankers, and business men from every Beatlon of the Colon. For loroe Illustrated quarto Circular. ct.ntainlnir full information, lao-il,iilesui i-n'mium, Pelimatlsli'P, (re.,senu lllisnoiiee mi Sll l ll A :oI.HV, Paisnraii, un FliiaUnrirb, I' Arrival ot steamerst, Nrw Yokk, April 0. The steamship Vllle do Paris, from Brest, has arrived. The steamships England, from Liverpool, ami Ilitminonia, from Bremen, have arrived. Minuter lo Itorrluiid. Tho Herald savs : Sumner has stated that the President and Secretary of State had agreed upon nominating Motley for Minister to Kncland, while other parties mention tne nitino of Banks In connection with that office. Robber Dacaped. George King, convicted of the Cambrcllng bond robbery, escaped from custody yester- j day, while on his way to Sing Sing, under charge of John Moron, a deputy sheriff. Cnpt. Ilynders had told Moran especially not to attempt to take King to Sing Slug without help, but he disobeyed the instruction. When tli.i escape was kuown Moran was immediately arrested. Plko About to Build a Now Tbcntor. It is reported that 8. N. Pike has purchased the block extending from Twenty- second to Twenty-third streets, on cast side of Broadway, for one million dollars, ana proposes to erect a Theater upon the ground. Obltunrr. Advices from Europe Btnto that Henri Jourcnx, the great military writer, born In Switzerland In lull, men at rassy a lew days ago, at the ago of in years. Firo In Itrookljn. Bv a lira In Mary avenue, Brooklyn, to day. Win. Ditosh lost $7,0(X). Insured for $5,000. Other small losses were sustained, muKlng mo total loss f iu,uin. I'.lc-ftlon nt Home, Now Vork. Bomb, April 0. At tho Charter election to-day tho Demo cratic ticket was elected by an average ma- iorlty ol 4'JU. HunoN, April ll. The lire at Chatham was more extensive than supposed last night; Ibe loss will reach f I2.-,000, about one-half, of which was in u red. Itnllroatt Acrlileul. Ascrlotir accident occurred on the Albany As Boston Bitllrond. near Husscll, this after noon. A freight train was thrown iroin tne the Gov ernment against reciprocity, negotiations and lufornilng thein that tney must pay iuu salary of tho Governor. It created much dis satisfaction. All tne papers uenouuee me proceedings 08 unjust, anil maintain that as tho British Government had appropriated all the public lauds of the Island, they should pay the Governor's salary. llHHICIt. 4. I I. AH ,.! ll'l. ,1 Furrier, makes', alter! and repair. Furs, ali B. II cor. Btale A 3d BU. "ml uone piuinpi.r .... teWv5M i,0 4le., .7; 0 p,, cent, n. jr None other Uenulne. For , the ,rle.p,1 lS JaSl" llweJ. Mid Notion Dealers lhroi.lt. ,btal, Tlintit W. keep. full a-ortmentoftlil. :0l,'a anil mumraend It with confulenoe to ' j.OBKlNl.l, ,4ll.rsHoovUU,,l"", (.ItOCClUE!). How to Invest a Dollar. To invest a dollar prolltably. send JSc for a Certificate lu Packard & Co's Holiday Distribution, OfViatua, MeMeom, Walehtt, Jewelry, tf-c, VAl.tlr.0 at TI0,000. Bvery article dlspnscd of on the $1 plan, nnd not fo be paid for until you know what jou are to receive. Cer- tillcatea and circulars rent on receipi oi ;i.o. or . ior 91 PACKAHU A CU., lis West Fourth Bt., Cincinnati, 0, FOR $100 PER LINE choice Vaullr 'l', Ac, no. u etu Forelifn ana uorao.i, "-i- MILLKUH, UKKKN m.rll MAttni.wi'';ll,"x','Wii 101 ait It start Tow. BANCROFT BRl"0" I (iwynno Block, PwS5.iyiteUiU.roe.- bb Fruits, Ac, Wholo.ale for cash al Ibvm.1 prlc... rpim si l l. Shortjlprns. l'NIKnsltll'.l wii.i a irssssr h.mi. Addrln " t.naavUjMl. Wll and Uoinesllc Fruit.. e. wo. ati u, .motion UP1"" T-aass. far OBl.'es MAO ":.7T :,.,h. work is so easy, !". 'I'1 " '. .S. m.' mi. use It with the rr ntlng ma iYri. L,tV Vi'i fciVV ot LHhonraphlo otlt U don with the We will insert n adyctllsetnent in 0110 tlioll annd Nowaimperi, oiionioull.. The 1.1st In. olnde. IiirIo Poeraol over ItlU.llUO CI rnlnllon weekly, more than IUU Itnllr per, in which the ndvertlwr 0liUlna2llnserllona tlie month, nnd the londiug Paper lu more tbun DUO dlllrrent lowui and rltlea. Coiuplelo Hies can ba examined at on allied. Send Bump for our Circular. Address UEO. P. ItOWELL ft CO., Adycrtl.lnj AgenU, New York. MISSOURI. si, l.niils Crain Trade Compnnr. St. Louis, April 0. Another enthusiastic meeting was held on 'Change this noon to further consider tho project Introduced last night to form a stock company to Inaugurate a great grain trade at St. Louis. Several speeches were made, and tho parties having the matter In chargo were Instructed to Increase the stock of the com pany to $200,000, which will be speedily tukcu. The Mcrchauts Exchange subscribed $20,000. VERMONT. murderers sentenced. Ul'TLAND, April 0. In the County Court, to-day, Horace P. Plumlcy was sentenced to be hung for murder. Seba Plumlcy was sentenced to the State prison for life, and Frederick Pluraley to the State prison for 50 twenty years, for manslaugher. These parties arc father and two sons, who killed John Oilman, Jr., in Shrewsbury, Vermont. August 1st, 1HI1S. PENNSYLVANIA. Tn ll.iicll to be lluiikT. llAnrtism no, April (I. I'l.o i invnennr lias not Indicated any deter mination to Interfere with the execution of rwlichcll or Jcrahl Taton. It is ucncvcii that they will both bo hung. Illvcr ninl wcaturr, PiTTsmmo, April 0. Weather cloudy. Thcremometer 41 degs. Monnnguhola 0 feot and falling. BOOTH CAROLINA. mlttce, moved to amend by rcqulrlug the census to be taken on the 1st of June, WO. Agreed to. Mr. BUTLER, of Massachusetts, moved to amend by requiring a table of divorces to be given. Agreed to, Mr. JENCKES moved to strike out all after the .ith section and add a now section giving tho joint commute on retrenchment power to inquire as to the best method, and report a bill at the next session. Amendment agreed to and bill passed. Mr. STEVENSON, from the committee ou Elections, reported resolutions on the contested election case from the 3d Congressional District of Pennsylvania, that John Moffct, the sitting member, Is not entitled tn his seat, and that Leonard Myers, the contestant, Is. He gave notice that he would call up the report for action on Thursday. Mr. PAINE, from tho same committee, re ported that Mr. McCracn, claiming a seat from the oth uongrcssionai uisinccoi Louisiana, is not eligible to a scat lu the House. Laid on the table. Tho House then went Into the uommittce ol the Whole, Mr. Jndd In the chair, on Sen ate amendments to the Indian Appropriation bill. Without disposing of the bill the com mittee rose. Mr. PAINE, from the Election committee, made i report on the contested election case from the f irst congressional District oi Louisiana, that the claimant, a. I,. Martin, is unable to take tho oath. Tho report was laid on the table. The House then took a recess, the ovenlng session to be devoted to the conspiration of the Indian Appropriation bill. ItUllimulsuea Vlallora. . Ai'ai'-T.v, Oa., April 5. Several distinguished Northerners are at Aiken, South Carolina. Thurlow Weed is mnrov nrf In Benin, wnstor nprague na rented a furnished house ; his family arrives icanrrnw. Ki Sccrclarv Seward Is expect track by the breaking of wheels, and six cars et 0xt week. A great many Northerners loaded with merchantdlse completely demol- r(1 vtlnR the various cities In SoulhCaro- islied nnd contents nearly destroyed. A ,B. TOLEDO ELECTION. Kepubllran Trlnmpli. Toi.uno, April fl. Tho municipal election yesterday resulted In the success of tho entire ltepnbllran ticket, except Commissioner. Majority for Wm. Kraus, Mayor, 400. MEXICO. Nkw Yohk, April 11. City of Mexico dates of the 1st, slate that llomero Is going to Washington on a special mission. La Vega's adherents arc Increasing. ,luarc was serenaded ou his birth day. ALABAMA. brakesman was seriously Injured. i Tonnwoiw WAOWA.aAAi, r,.i ...! I ron.. MrtvT,iAinltv Alvill ft 1' ITC ltl.ll B.w.a MB ...S,T. 1,11, k..l,.ll I'nirAiin AiirIK 1 c rest mr uic lasi ion inaios ess . t.lllCAilO, April ll. , tho nrnna. Then. Is much The house of Bimivnml llnsellon, near , .,.,. ii, n-nrcitv nf Barraboo. Wisconsin, was burned on Monday , .,''. ,,. i.uniit. ruins, which have ro- morning ami Jinan iiiiiiiiiuin, vmi.u., i - ,..ri,.,i farming operations. IIAHOWAHi:. s.ll't M. 'Ik . TT TJprsiii Un. Nails. TinPtrs' Block, OUst, 7..I. 1an.lahixi. c NO. M'mH n tUVn n' 'PH..u!LAIKhV.,.,d , plh ntr- Kn mon.T w.lll'l I" WATCU Fit" "'':" ; ... It.ht will a" .""- ;," - v -,(, i . . . . A a. man who wm, honorabl. basins, payment uy prir. No "r:T,v a tO. I'nfl'UrK, A,iar.,B It. auns'in " - eplli'lln x HOTELS. VJ Uarnrr si,iiu Bloost, Proprl.tol. ills) Bl.bl,n lor 70 Bonee, with V.rd, A.. . Baflalo Black Alpacas. The M o" black in the Itaod. I. ilBeldedly ...perlo, to .11 oll,.r ma.e., and the fabrle, on ,v,l.r-.llc..l..lyl..nun,.l 'B'"f.!? " No. I tlwynn. Bloek, Town St., Uolurniiui, u. marlt u'Jru A Farm that Mill Pay. WB 0FFKB FOB BAI.K, ON IIF.AHONAB1.IS terms, the valuable Farm two relies east ol Co. liimlniB, on the National lload, blonKln to tho .stale of 1, Uoodale, eontaliiu l serea-ku acres In rass, U fn llmuTar." balance all Improved, ll I- well-unde,. 7 ""a k.. n It a vouliir Orchard of atuilra. Eouie's IV. new and lint-class, lloiise, a B'mhI Fsrm Uwelllna- We have iusl msdo the lollowirur return ol Ineoin. direct from tills Farm, In the year Urns, to the U. B. Aaseiwrsi Total amount cropo, ioU ? . ii of farm expenses Ishcd In tho flames. Milwaukee lllocllon. Mll.WAUKRR, April 0. Tho miiiili hull election was held to day. Hon. Edward O'Neill. Demneral.was elected Mavor. and Hon. Allicrl Smith, llemocrat, County J udge. Al tho t hamber or l.'ommerce, ycsiemay, Angus Smith was elected President. TENNESSEE. Mltirdcr and Knlcldc. Mrmi'iiis, April 0. A horrible murder and suicide was com' mittcd ou Adams street at T o'clock this nmrnlnir. A. .1. Walt, wlillo in a lit of In sanity, with a hatchet, brained Mr. Bury Gibson, his room-mate, then rushed Into an adjoining room to kill Ueo. Nelson, who vi'inlcd oil' Ilia blows, rucotvlui 1 terrible wound In his hand. Walt then ran back to tha room whrro ho had killed Gibson, and aprpainlnrf out "ftirowcll to the world." leap ed from the window on tho lid floor, killing himself Instantly. Nelson Is tn a critical condition. CALIFORNIA. Another lloaril ol Brokcrn. San Francisco, April fl. Another Board of Brokers has been organ Iwd hero. While l'lne slock constitute its siwelalllv. Tho cllow Jacket Mining Com pany lias ueciuron a tiivnicnii oi nie iiuiinrn per share mr murou, pnyauicua uiu i.ivi. nc slant. MARYLAND. rilnrylnnd l.leenso Law. Baltimour. April 1. Tho caso of Francis P. Bliumwav, of Mas aaclillsetts. who was to day tlucd 1 100 as i iiiiii resldeiit pcililiar witnoiit a license, nas been taken to the Court of Appeals of this State. . CANADA. VIRGINIA, Amount tatable Ineome.. l,m w ,2,471 U The hay crop alone will pay more than six percent. InUrest oa nriee asked mr me larm. interest oa P", ahMhtBDNU, ltieciitor. A. B. Bl! TTI.KH, ) of I.. Oood.l.. Uolimhu., O., March 22, IIW, uiartl qllaitt lr The second session of tho Ouebec Legisla tor was nromnned todav. The Ltt'iileiianl. All tho parties were formerly Governor delivered the usual congratulatory speech anil asscmeti iu vunuun uius panseu during; the session. prominent merchants here. IOWA. Iteiuililkan Vlciory In Keokuk. C'liicAiio, April B. Tl.n llennhlleana rnrrloil Keokuk It the m,,nieliial clecllon held reslerdar. A.J. Wilkinson elected Mayor. CLEVELAND. Oprulni al NaTlRallou, Ci.rtvai.ANn, April fl. Navlimllon on Lake Erie Is now open. A steamer arrived from IVtrnlt lids nmrnlng. HemovaU and Appointment. Kiciimond, April C. Gen. Webb continues to make removals from and appointments to office. Sixty were made to day. Tho new State officers will assume their duties to-morrow. CINCINNATI. A llnr linu Over aud Killed. Cincinnati, April fl. .lames Bums, a lad. was killed yesterday In this city on the Miami road by Wing rail over by a train. Who Booomo Insnno. (From tho Pittsburgh Commercisl.) Uejiorls ol lunatic, asylums aro Mimclimes Inst rncllvc reading. For Instance, the popular notion that the life of tho farmer Is most conduclvu to the mental stability Is dispelled by the statistics ol lunallo asylums In Rene-ral. In tho Michigan asylum tho farming class preponderates over all other classes; anil, taking tho asylums of the country together, It appears that moro than one-lourllt of all tho lunatics of tho country aro farmer, nnd merchants. With tho farmer the cause unquestionably Is loo much work, loo little recreation, and habitual violation of tho laws of health too frequently tho laws of cleanliness. Speaking or tho farmer's will1, says a writer: Her scant ablutions are ut-formed In hait; she has Utile lime to spend on her person,' und none In which lonitii. Night Hints iter Weary wun mucn hhiuk. She goes to her Irtd Ural out, to lie kept awake half tho night, pcrhas, by a fretful babe. From January to Dccemlier her only recreation Is going to church It may be ev. ery Sunday, It may be Iwlco a month. Is there any wonder sho becomes an Inmate of a lunatic asylum? This Is not only tho case, with tlie wives of small farmers, lull those who Have added acre to acre grudge ntnur y sivnt for household lalwr.