Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 19, 1874, Page 1

N L= B a3 realon | T NS VOLUME 27. JEWELRY. RICH AND ELEGANT JEWELRY, HALLET DAVIS & (0. NEW STYLES RECEIVED DAILY, AT CAREETS, &Zoc. ITLEN, MACKEY & C0. Elegant New Styles CARPETING! Curtain Goods, \PAPER HANGINGS! BEDDING AND FEATHERS. We are offering great inducements in all of the above departments to the wholesale and retail trade. Gen- bt AR AT b il Ao L A e o B i b B eral inspection invited. 1 180 STATE-ST. fouth Store Palmer Hotel, CHINA, CROCKERY, &o. CEIRNTA, ALBERT PICK, (Successor to E. C. LAWRENCE & CO.), 105 STATE-ST., (Noar Fisld, Llter & Co.), ‘0ffers to the public, aside from his Epl:l;:’dld ind Rich Btook of BEGU. |LAR GOODS, the balance of & 'BANKRUPT STOCK For which he i;; KAA:fignes, consiste Beraian Glass and Germen Chin, L, Parian, and Japan Wars, Tilet and Smoking Sefs, At 33 1-3 Per Cent Below WHOLESALE FIGURES. CROCKEERY. TEEW AN CEELIL W LT - | ] MILLINERY. Opening! ! Our Spring Opening of FINE MIL- (IINERY, comprising Trimmed ‘Hats snd Bounets of the highest or- “iar of style, also the most approved shepes in Untrimmed Chips and traws, elegant Flowers, &c., will Jitske place Wednesday and.Thurs-. < day, April 22 and 28. All goods ;moderate prices, No cards. 1HOTCHKTN, PALMER & C0,, 7 137 and 139 STATE-ST. SEWER-BUILDER. W. M. DEE, RACTICAL SEWER-BUILDER. MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN SewerPipe& DrainTile. A150, DEALER IN CEMENT. SEND FOR PRICE LIST. + Ofice and Yard corner Quincy and Dear- born-sts., Chicago, Il GENERAL NOTICES. BROEERAGE. To Life Agents and Solicitors Tta Home Lite Insuranco Company of New York do not £ o paz a brokorago in aay case, and nover have. But Bumeh as 1 have lately sesumed. the Chicago Agency, L Baving been with the Home during the past twelve T, and wishing to increase the businoss, will pay opon Nom account a very Lerge Brokerage Upon All Kinds of Polioies, 28 the benefit of ONE-THIRD LOAN, and no note Find. The loan-plan is a fized policy with the Home, blicitors will know the adrantige {hls aflords in gets for & company which has been so mansged 28 the pust fourteen years as to be A4l to Pay the Loan of One-Third by Dividends. Tot pauirulary, call or sddress ¥. H. KELLOGG, Gen'l Agent, No. 4 Methodist Church Block. pecial Assessment Rebates. Ormez oy T Boanp or Prmiic Wouss,) Pehlicnoticn s hereby given o all Bartles who hat O3 work on streots whore spacial azscssments zade, such as building sids , curb-walls, & office and get the gmver certificates, t5e amounia duo thets can be credited on th Yol of the Gty Colloctar. Uless. this s done, tho i § = Ypurty wil 2 1 thevarions LOUIS WAKL, ') Public Works. E JMONDAY, RETURN OF ALL THE {WAT ADELPHT TAVORITES! DAVIS! EARL LIND! LD THE GREAT COMPANY OF STARS! MOVING! i h’{;‘;fi‘gwnsnm and caretul men furnished ! i e 3 M s K A s e bk s furniture Ly the UNION TEAMING COMPANY, Room 4,156 Washington-st. MOVING. *5¢tracks azd experienced faralture movers, far- Yot short notice. Office, 125 Miokigan-av., near -5t WANTED. WE Yo 43 office room equsl to fifty by sixty fect squsre, Tmll located, wround or second door, £ood Lght, and .,,é;;mm rice: Wil ;be permanent; snd, .{eatz: e M, L FRASIER'S Hercantile Gollee (INTRY OMBER YARD ‘EL‘T!D~A Point to sell lumbor ins growing town. ey PA585 f0r 8 £o0d business. No others meed an. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o. KANILTON, ~ ROWE & (0, Announce the arrival of a magnificent sfock of WATCHES, JEWELRY, PRECIOUS STONES, STERLING SILVER, SILVER PLATE, and every grade and variety of wuseful and orna- mental goods pertaining to the Jewelry trade,to which they invite special attention. SosState-st., £, E, OORNER WASHINGTON. FINANGIAL, State of Tilinois, Bavings Bank, 105 CLARKSY, Melinlst Chmeh Block B1x per cent compound interest on deposits. Passbooks freo. Money also lnvested for others on Bond and Mort-~ faes tnemall suma st 10 por cont faterest;, no charge to lender for abstract or logal examination of title. GEQ. SCOV] 3 ILLE, Prosident. W, KELSEY REED, Cashier, NoTE—During the recent panic, this Bank has paid all doposits on demand, without notice. e hicagoe Daily Teibune, CHICAGO, SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 1874--SIXTEEN PAGES. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Grand Square and Upright PE A COCK’S, |PIANOS! 98 STATE-ST., opposite Field, Leiter & Co. Seventy-five First Premiums Awarded for BEST PIANO! 20,000 Have been. Manufactured and are Now in Use. Attention is called to the fol- lowing extracts selected from a large number of letters from German masters, whose profes- sional opinions stand for the HIGHEST MODERN AU- THORITY in Music. **It is the most admirable {nstrument ever made." FRANZ LISZT, Fieat of Living Pianisis. FOR SALE. $15,000 SECEED NOTES, Pablic notice 15 bereby given that on Saturday, April A 1 will 25, A. D. 1874, at the hour of 13 o'clock noon. offer for sale o the highest bidder for cash, at the' office of 0. Fleld & Co., No. 10 Portland Block, Chicago, IIL., three coupon notes of 25,000 each. 1, 1614, Oct. 1, 1875, and Oct. 1, Per cent per annum, payabls are exscuted by JOSEPH E. YOUNG, and the icipal and fatercst of said notes are guaran- foud by oot Chicago, Danville & Vincennes Railroad Co., 310 are secared by traxc uoea on roan cauate, 1 e ety e Chicago. The procseds of sale thareot to_be applied in aymont of note of Samuel J, Walker, for the sum of $87305.57 now overdus and wmpeid: - 0. R FIELD: Attorney for legal holder of nota. $20,000 PURCHASE-NONEY Mortgages wanted. W. M. WILLNER, 123 LaSallest. PICTURE ROD. THE PICTURE ROD, No House or Office should be with- out it. 11-2 inch Gilt Picture Mold- ing on the wall, Ten Cents per Foot. 1linch do. do., Eight Cents per Foot, AT JOHN J. IWGRATE'S Paper Hangings Warefouse, 174 & 1768 STATE-ST., Opposite the Palmer Hon: BU! S! A GOOD CHANCE FOR A CAPITALINT, An opportunity, such as is seldom met with, is offered to 8 party who can comtand cash to the amount of Fifty Thousand Dol- lars ($50,000) or mors, of an interest in & well-established gnd profitable .business. Our reference, one of the leading National Banks of this city. Highest-refcrences re- quired. Address, with full name, B 15, Trib- une office. BUSINESS CARDS. Real Bstate Office. IRA EHOLMES, 31 MONROE-ST., under Clifton House, Chicago. J. A. HoLxs. J. HUTCEF80%, Attorney. W. ST. JOHN WOLSELEY, nREAT, ESTATE, MORTGAGE LOANS. Basement 108 Dearborn-st. WEBB&&EZTUCKER, EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS, ROOM 16, NO. 188 JMADISON-T,, lue respectively Oct. bearing interest at? Sald notes jost nnd balznce cemplicated books and accousts At atarces Laiaee shoets, Siridonds, ere s 35 &lso do posting by the day, weck, month. ot job, Specis attention given to Corporation and Joint Stock books and accounts. - First-class reference on application. GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL.h -av., b Thirteenth and Fourtesnth-sts. CO., Props. pe w management. _Ele: e A entia v datt: BLAKESLEE & Mrs. NODINE, with Fleld, Leiter & Co., bas opened & Drese- T ¢ Gorner Wabash-av. and iag Eotablishment, southeast co snd Fitiagastor over e W hitedcld's Drug Store, whoro Yeapoctially solicits the patronage of her frien DR. JULIEN §. SHERILAN, jured at the Morcy Hospital last T T e e i b prectics ot ha ofice, NO. 209 STATE-ST. IRTHERN FIGEG RATLAOAD BOVDS RiTED ehengs for Chaice Farming Lands along Wisconsin Central Railroad, Address 10, Barse Braalicr W : g of th: ™ Baz: AR R RO A A A et DENTAL CARD. . SHRRWOOD'S Dental-Rooms are re- g s Cora BIek; BT R, and watracts to6ts withoat pals, ik 3 nou the {nstrument the best and richest sound’TFivo ever heardrn - ° bo et PROF. E. FR. RICHTER, Composer and Toacher Loipzig Conservatory. * *'The most exquisite instrument I ever- played on. " DR TEODORE KULLAK, - Court Piantst, Berlin, ‘* In roundness and strength of tone it represents tho perfection of musical mechanism," JOSEPH JOACHEN, Chief Diroctor Berlin Eoyal Academy of Muslo. | i The best Pianos I ever saw in my life, They far oxcel sll other manufactares,™ . SARO, Rogal Prussian Masical Director. ** These Planos sro as near absolute perfectic 1 ble for the instrument 1o be bronghtr e oL 0" &% Poss FRANZ ABT, German Song Writer. satiaty every demand mado regarding cxpreasion, and power of tone.!" ‘RANZ BENDEL, Popil'of Liszt. **This Plano bids deflance to all compatition, both among our own beat instruments and those of America, s Bteinway and others.* GUST REICHARDT, Cbief Musical Director Prussian Court. *‘ They perfect touch, delicacy o **Tt exclted my astonishment. Tt surpasses {n power and fullaess of tone all other instruments which T bare ever heard."” SEPH GUNGL, Musieal Diractor Prassian Contt. J L can only wish that such exqulsit, Planos may soon be generally known and find their B el Germany. FERDINAND DAVID, Composor and Teacher Leipzig Conservatory. oS an consclontiously assare you that I nover bofora LES DESWERT, Ju Royal Concert Master, Borlin, ** It is the nearest perfoction of anything of the kind I bave soen and examined.” . SAUER, ng Organ Manufactaror of Enrope. ** Unitos all the brilliant qualities of the most exquaite modern key tnstraments,” Tt surpasses all tho other pro- ductions of art of A. W. GOTTSCHALK, Court Organist, Weimar, ** A production of art of the very first order, ruch as has never before been brought to this country." . NEILISSOV, Court Pianist, 5t. Petorsbarg. *“1am vory prond to hear it rafd in this Iand of musi- fllna t[xh‘léen admirablea Ph&azholfifinfivirtfiecrh%fix“e- Lurec e S Amerioan Logation, Berifa. In addition to Thore explicit ana concisé testimonials by Foreign Masters, similar pro- fessional indorsements of its general superiority are given in the written opinions of the leading Pianists and Organists of the United States, including the names of a thousand Teach- ers and Professors of Music in our leading Academies and Seminaries. These Pianos, Grand Square and Upright, can be seen in Chi- cago in large numbers, with a - riety of other manufacturcs, at the Piano and Organ Warsfooms W, W, KTIRALL CORNER OF STATE AND ADAMS-STR, CEHICAGO. CHICKERING! CHICKETING! CHICKERING! PIANOCS, Warranted the Best Made, RBED'S TEHIPLE OF HIATC " Cor, Dearborn & Van Buren-st;, DAMAGED PIANOS. Wo hatjust receirad a large lavoics of **Square Planos, the casos of four of which rre alightly maged by water. in zll other respscts they are periect, d will, whon sold, be accompaaiod with pur usmal umited warrant. Theso pisaos will be offernd at 3 liberakcount from regular prices. Partics who want to purclsa Steloway st an sxocptionally low price will tind th unity, e SMITH & RIXON, 185 Blate-it., Coltagos ! PIANOS AND ORGANS. RZELTON Pianos on hand, NOT scratched nor damaged by water, which we will sell at very low figures- Also, a good stock of NEW YORK Pianos at such low prices that purchasers need not look for cheap second-hand in- struments, N.GOOLD & SON, - Oor. Wabash-av, and Adams-st, - 52~ PIANOS TO RENT. PIANOCS TO RIEINT ATLYON & HEALY'S, State and Monroe-sts, ORGANS Half Price! PIANOS AND ORGANS at about this proportion to usual figures at ROOT &SONS, 1O State-st. MARS COLOGNE, ! Its delicate perfume cannot be successfully imitated, and no person can judge justly of the merits of the “MARS?” Cologne unlessthe name of BUCK & RAYNER is upon the label. AUCTIONEERS. ESTABLISIEED 1856. Wm, A, Butters & Co,, ATOTIONEERS, FOR-THE SALE OF Real Estate, Honse Furniture, AND CGeneral Merchandise, 10SEAST MADISON-ST. FOR SALE. REMOVED FROM 276 to 260 South Water-st. FLOUR. FLOUR. To tho trad we offer St Louss Family White Winter Flourat $4.50 and 59.00; best Minacsots’ Spring, Shs: Ayisconsin Spricy, £6.00' Wireonain, Second: S5.50¢ £y oal, §5.25; Becknbea rahan (WE g 35.50; od Wiater Grabam, &5 1o 411 yon Uarad H Fead, teed fo give satisfsction. A full assortm: i Ote, Gt aes G S £ CO. month of FASH FASHIONABLE FURN ITURE: IONABLE FURNITURE, 2606 c 268 Wabash-avy. Our Spring Stock is now replets with all the New Patterns which the market affords. CHAMBER SETTS, We offer f M tl 2y, PARLOR SUITS, LIBRARY SUITS, - DINING SUITS, MIRRORS, CORNICES, DRAPERY AND BEDDING, he above discount FOR THIS WEEK ONLY, 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT On our Entire Stock of Goods, in order to equalize the rush of trade which usually comes in the W. W. STRONG FURNITURE 0O. FURNITURE. REMOVAL! RENOVAL! BEMOVAL! SNYBER & ASAY FURNTTURE FIRNIRURG) |FIRE FIRNIFURE)| ac=wos. A.L. Hale|,, & Bro., 10,12, 14 & 16 Culst i Selling at Low Prices to reduce stock previous to REMOVAL. Largest Stock and best assort- ment in the West. [riilie Noice! Parties in want of Furniture of any description, will consult their own interest to call g»~ | examine my NEW stocl “°2 sisting in Rich, Med:™® Common Furnitur~ tured and purcha decline in ll;brw under the su- ervision of :Efor ’: any years coanected with H LIEBENSTEIN & CO.) No trouble to ~A0W goods and give prices. r L. CAHN, and manufac- ~d since the Mr. J. SPIEGEL, 222 WABASH-AV., Bet. Adams and Jackson-sts, LEASE TR SALE! <tion unoccupted in the city. orhe most destrable i ¢y” grncery or clothing Bouhe: Decially adapted toqri 35 oy th the st Rent Blre 27165, Ofigy Jorth 8% M0 k: son Clark and e N 75 S Y o Dearborn. FOR SALE--CHEAP, Private Office—French Walnut and Cut Glass—also, lot of Counter, French Walnut, for sale in part or whole. Call at_Kelley, goflgy & Co.’s, Coal Dealors, 97 Washingz- n-st. TRADE DOLLARS, 74's at GOLDSMID'S Loan and Ballion Office, 118 South Clark-st. (Exchange Block). Gas, Steam, and Water Pipe, Furniture! £, &, HOLTON & (0. Have marked down their entire stock PARLOR SUITS. $100 SUITS now 110 & & 2,000,000 fect Morrls, Tasker & Co.'s for sale at lowest | 130 o warkot price. J. T. RYERSON, Agent, 160 & Siste st Soath Watorat. . | "oy :: GRANITE MONUMENTS, | =v SCHUREMAN & HAND MANTEL CO., Michigsn-av , corner Van Buren-st. MARBLE MANTELS, $ 75 90 115 125 160 226 « “ “ “ A large stock CHAMBER SETS at like reductions, 269 & 271 STATE-ST. MONUMENTS AND TILING. THE GOWAN MARBLE CO.. 11 North Clark-st. DYE WORKS. New York Steam Dye Works, ESTABLISHED 18%. JOEIN ZENGELER, 67 Cottage Grove-av., corner of Prairie-av., Formerly %8 Sontk: Clarkest. Fth tho best imported dyes. the latart ImproTad - erienced workmen wa are abla o § 10 al1 s brances, and prodace colors ang Al squl to'any now goods. Our process for wet or dry cleaning]of ripped or raade up garments cannot be equaled. PRINTERS. STATIONERS, &c. "CULVER, PAGE, HOTNE & (0, “SOUVENIR.” ifig JVENIRY The new style of Parls Photograph, from the Art Sta- dtoot E. L. BRAND & CO., {s the most srtistie pictura ever produced {n this country, and wins high encominma from the bost judges as superior to anything else in the Photographio Art. “SOUVENIR” Made only by E. L. BRAND & CO., No.. _596 Wabash-av. Fine Stationery & Blank Books AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 118 and 12 onroe-st., Chicago. TOILETINE. BEAUTY! Every lady carrios her sign with her, and by it her poai- tion is established. The style of her bat, fit of her boot, bang of her skirt, the graceful folds aad paffs of her dra- =y, carriage, pose of manner, ard coatour of figure, Vil ontwelsh all rirtaes, erodiion sad weale. Tins wkolo combined eink to the slums if her face bave not the irleia Batah of TOWETIE, "4l deuaela brap s o DX LABANTA, Ageat, 144 Madisonst, DINING-ROOM. ANDERSON’S DINING ROOM Will Reopen at 111 Madison=st. Between Dearborn and Clark, On Wednesday, the 22d inst., when dinner will beready at1l 1-2 o’clock, REMOVALS, REMOVAL. CENERATIL RE INSURANCE ‘Will remove, April 25, to & 143 LaSalle-st., MAJOR BLOCK. Our facilities for handling large lines of Insurance great- ly increased. REMOVAL! MANNFR¥EH BRLS, 294 & ~ West Madison-st,, ) onext ten duys sell their entire Will forsw cost. stock) the 1st of May we will sell Best Trs at Bo. Prtazes Lonsdale Muslin, yard wide, 11c, 3 cases Fruit of the Loom, yard wide, 130, 3 cases Wamautta, yard wide, 16c. 150 pieces colored Alpaca, 25c, 200 pieces hlack Alpaca, very fine, 25¢, 100 pieces black Alpaca, extra fine, 40¢. A very large lot of Sash Ribhous, and Embroideries AT HALF PRICE. L. P. WYANT Pattern Rooms have removed from 85 Twenty-fourth-st. to 248 Wabash-av. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. REMOY.AX., HADDOCK, COXE & CO. will be foand on Monday Poming, April 20, at their ‘new offcs In Washington Block, S. W. cornor of Washington-st. and Fifth-ar: DRY GOODS. THE OLDEST DRY GO0ODS HOUSE ON TEE NORTH SIDE, ESTABLISEED 1856. New S i We are just receiving now the Latest Novelties in Dress Goods and Shawls; 100 Cases Dress Goods, from Auction, at half the actual value; Glove- fitting Corsets, the best and cheapest in the city; Ladies' and gents’ Xid, 8ilk, and Lisle Thread Gloves, our own im- Eortafion ; Carpets, Oil Cloths, ace Curtains, in great variety, at astonishing Tow Prices, SHOENFELDBROS, 101 and 103 North Clark-st, cor. Indiana. i EREES: SHEFFIELD NURSERY. Fstablished 1845, 20 acres bome-grown Tress. 3500 Fine Elms, Maplos, Bassw: nd Ash, 410 610.; Cot- tonwoods and Poplars, 2 Evergroons, 3to6 {t. busby, by the doz. or 110; Fruit Tcecs, Shrubs, &c. Tmproring subdtrisions with medfam-sized treesa specialty, Al at the lwest“;flae!. . J. LEWIS, 44 Racine-zv., clty. Take Chicsgo and Clybourn-av, ears, Trees! Trees! Trees ! rgo Flma. letter and I will cali and sce yon at your hedse or P. CHAMBE] £ Cottage Grove P. 0., care Porkins & Ware. PAPER HANGINGS. Just Received from the Fe.ctor;; PAPER HANGINGS! Six Cents a Roll ds. P by neatly. And upwards. w’i‘t G“S‘EIE;’ 2D, Cor. Btate and Twzlfth-ats. " NUMBER THE ARKANSAS; TROUBLES. 239. The Mayor of Little Rock Telegraphs the President for Aid, And Ts Answered that the Governe ment Will Not Interfore, Mr. Brooks Issues Anothex High.-Toned Proclama- tion. He Admonishes Baxter's Troops to Qe Home to Their Families. Federal TroopsfTake Up Their Position Between the Opposing Forces. Little Prospect of a Collision at Last Accounts. BAXTER'S STORY. LrrrLE Rock, Ark., April 18.—Three bundred men from Pine Blaf, 1,500 from Washington, 1,000 from Batesvilies, and 50 from Saline Conn- ty reinforced Gov. Baxter's troopa this morning. The 300 from Pine Bluff are nearly all colored mep. They came in with colors fiying and a band playing. The Governor is now holding & consultation with his Generals. Hia intentions are to surround the State-House, to cat off its supplies. DROOKS ENLISTING COLORED MEN, The State-House party have been pressing the colored people into their service. The Governor 8ays that he will prevent bloodshed if poesible, “But, by the Eternal, the insurgents must and will be put down!" One thousand more men are cxpected on the train to-day. Brooks has sent out numerons recuiling offi- cers, and they are not permitted to return. Brooks now has possession of he street in front of the State House, and h# sentinels can be seen pacing the posts from + Point standing mear the City-Hall. Gen. Ira M. L. Baron, an «d West Pointer, and = Federal officer during the late war, has command of the colored tre’¥® from Pino Blufr. A CAPT:BE g The Gtate-Honge party,, bra oo Capt. Sam Houston, this moming; Gony 1, L E5i0% Dear their lines. Ho knog” jraguid -0 Lioutenant of the guard, but fidpseq c5°0 P in by force. He was mem&;_smn DOCTMENTS, & . this mornin, i L D, Clerk of %h:"g’,;;‘i n eourt, in the State-Housg 1 SaPPIY him hoso, t of the recordst the Court in rithse of Jooks vs, Areviure, wherein tha thet decides in favor or Baxter. The Clerk ro- fed by stating that Chief-Justico McClure, the only dissenting Judge on that occasion, who had sworn Brooks in, had the originals, and & tran- #eript could not be furnished the Governor. The United States flag floats_from the bale cony of the Anthony Honse, and s braes band cnlivened matters this evening by discoursing music at that point. Beveral companios have arrived from the country this ovening to rein- force Gov. Baxter. BROOES COMPLAINS, 2r. Brooks has made formal complaints befors Col. Ross, the Post Commandsnt, that parties have been doprived of their liberty by Gov. Bax-: ter's forcs, and has asked that the United States troops intorfero to protect them. _Col. Ross has declined to interfere, as he has in cases whers the Brooks troops havo arrested citizens. : Gov. Baxter refuses to make any complaints, stating that he is able not only to protect him- self, but all citizens, and asks no assistance. Gov. Baxter STILL HOLDS THE TELEGRAPH OFFICE. Mr. Brooka has tapped the wiresin front of the State-House, and has an operator in that building. BROOKS' SECRETARY OF STATE. Mr. Carry, Secretary of State under Brools, has been o clerk in the Secretary of State's office for the past eighteen months. The Becretary is abseot. " His regular Doputy, Gen. Frank Strong, who is also Gov. Baxter's Attorney-Gen- eral, is with Gov. Baxter. “The State-House party broke open the safe and OBTAINED THE SEAL OF STATE. The Federal sentinels are now stationed at the intersection of Maine and Mariham streete,and at the other points between the two bolligerents,for the purpose of preventing a collision. Gov. Baxter has not yet extended his line around the State-House. "It has been raining all day. The trooim of two opposing Governments, and the Federal troops between, all in sight, pre- sent a very warlike aspect. Gov. Baxter has FROX 1,000 T0 1,500 MEN now under arms, and the number is being con. uszmtly increased. The State-House has abouf 200. Advices here indicate that PRESIDENT GRANT 1S FAVORADLE TO BAXTER, believing him to bo the legal Governor. This bas impreesed the confidence in Baxter. No one can passup or down the streets to-night without the countersign, or having the pass of some officer. g BROOES’' SIDE. B 8r. Louts, April 16.—The Democrat has spe- cials from Little Rock, Ark., via Duval's Bluff, their transmission having been refused at the Little Rock telegraph office. They give the fol- lowing information regarding affairs between the contending parties : The embargo on the telegraph was removed this morning, and the accumulated dispatches were delivered. . CONGRATULATORY DISPATCIES have been pouring in during the day from all parts of the State offering aid in men and ma~ terial to Gov. Brooks and counselling firm- ness in maintainiog, his position at any cost. Al partics and classes uite in commendation of his course, a8 of right over usurpation. Itis universally admitied by all parties that Gov. Brooks was elected by a majority of ths votes at the Gubernatorial election—a fact which Baxter has repeatedly admitted, but claiming the offica by virtue of the non-action of the last General Assembly. Baxter seized the ke]:gngh office to-night, and will allow no dispatches to bo seat or delivered, excepting those of the Associated Press and hig own. He is surrounded and advised by ex-Con. Ledunto Generals and the peendo-chivalry. He 4y - PROCLAIMED MARTIAL LAW through his so-called Erigadior-General, Tom P. Dockery, Military Governor of the city, and is- sues Geperal Order No. 1. Tho call falls still- born: it is ridicaled and treatod as a stupendous farce, somewhat augmented the ~war record of the doughty Brigadier-General, and {he fact that Gov. Baxtes Las wppointed his State officers ard military organizations from the Eourbon Democracy and chivalry of Arkansas, and his partisan appeals ta tho country for men and aid fail in the expected enthusiaatic response he hoped. hThe Democral’s Little Rock specials also aay that BAXTER 18 DISAPPOINTED . at the responses made to his call for men. Jackeonport, upon which he had confidently relied for a reinforcement of 200. re«ponded at the public meeting called by only two volun— teers, Gov. Brooks holds the State-House with a force of several hundred men, which will be re- inforced by 300 more to-night. Arms, ammuni- tion, and supplies are plentifal, and BABRICADES HAVE DEEN THROWN UP in the State-House yard, and every means taken to prevent a surpriso by the opposing forces, Two field-pieces command the approaches from the street and the river, and the Btate-House windows ate brisuling with bayonets. The as- 89z Fourth Cage.)