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.NEWS ur CABLE.
,ll*l4 l /0 3 1f§iNPI T t44 1 1.4%€4.Mef•
pondence Criticised—The Nevi t i
FrenthEllfdislifigtled lapond
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4DilLl.'prn
-141?! of !4 c*li,Ty‘vltti in
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Altman4d
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Ully_Tektmee to th e IClttegaret&•4 A
i''' ' 4 " ""Cniii nittiAlfi:' • -'
Imernorf, January I.—The
.o: k maropt4Fit 5,11 the reel* dlpMma to
**lip upOp . l,l4etwepit i f the'/ a:
Snouts of t a United alai. and e 1
Itritedn,aaya ; that tba notes of Beare
Flab' ire I roprivemente on snzealooAa.
Prgkepeig e teo bgn K
eacitet , 00 FiliattQL,
auffledifid nen mental eon:lplaint, -
"O' c icirrePTTVV" 4l°
Ttie Azier can cane on the ' Isamq 1
Lien le a strong °op,. suOtte to k Web
1 161erli saliwiiitilia Wow filthy"
/1 14 a
t ronn .o, l Roi l f1i0t1 . 4441
;refining Lc/ 1,
ttAillarP 101443441 fnisilb# Ofgattntirl'
cots amumittak a blockaded port la uck •
- I tilirt9 f effkePeliopleyfidoMilio ta4r.
tr Ae r VANtr b iritiii l iTh t t e
' 2 4?" ) !lfi tia, 70) Fitffuffillii
on* commerakt L. zoar,bpoau s e t ). wori s
• ViAdAlni ille- Votabler - br 'Awe:hi - tit -
pectoostom4s.sofiationdayste. A.l
biggrarkrtg i to u rtfiror tha i:
315-Ya i tisinuesnot.S.. r
mar ng Federal ace
3iiirtral. d 1i '411214) 4
6 SS 08 y Os.
IL
,n 'a b ezt,.., Y. t,
l•ck Friars
Idle IftrAfelnnttrieklimetepltekr.
'
Thu Fads norrent of theG
. . 0n11106131412 on the official denial... 4,
=M y r ,
4 i a interior. • ,
=BO
, 'clfi.iiit;iisiiiialit—VC mil iiiiiin mat
'the new Ministry will beannounred day
tv, aloe Ifeiouttow.t. The „restrAid Peigout
has not yet published a list of aPpobet.
'. meats, but LatLiearts,,,the organ o
Milder, states that the Ministry isn-
CieirelihreeC anlt pubfleAse tlietiSCfrie as
;!.I.
the auppulgoement welch will be t.
cialifObbtatited onlaGair Min r
. Iglittr th lil Iti l d e araut=if
el r. 4%" -
later of Forolga Affairs, Le Depots n.
din; 2.l.lnisjer of (imm Depots
convert i mower , ' ibt Pub i loWorts,
Maurice Richard. M. Magna Doe..
k, 1 , . , ...i iCAIIII, II *O6 ii i TePahat, ' ; i Le
- /wPww: luid.auffaillt de- GerndllaY Will
- retain their' -postrionA i M. MarthetPY.
V EL l ePlik` . t a lo " of. li tt 1T'" . ." 32'
1 ' 7 rilirieflciaficyYni=7 l4 4F l
=Wtantlins: ghee .iry L.La Leiria.
ho members areßenstera and
- - -"lnewibeta Or the Chamber - of Two -
- '
It. eigkelblnifigewr;brt/ r areril ,
waslormerly a Minister Plant ty
-andsisotionnalgiorof . .
,s.
ltd-
Mg r Visur ' ~4 VW;
l'", ~ ' . , .r.44,Fr 1 ,
_ „.. , , Agri ..11U=t..1 , . , t• .-.
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l i Pr l ,,-1,1
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finoWliVitutlailiel
webriireitthwfl d
..... '1401 4 , 1 40." 5 0 fir Wei rot= •
_:. ...ssuitealm.. p _of the.
rails
-- .' Voter -existing betenesu.,theit on
eiiiiiidente kid' Frsions: -then
conversed freely with the Aden; °Rho
'..enniolls legathena. .. -,-, •' -- : •-; I
'•'el
F'
~i
In
. .. • - . _ • • C11886.*,
:,:..•-)iiiiiirl,7ittu r ilidestel_ niSite.
",; - .'sriebt -juniitili. hare la 'oo6lmo/in. of
' the announcement In the .Hlllll2a J
nab! of thliker . stlag, tk_st,Mi revel on
.6 Puitiorrnii. 2 . , !tick: ._.APVTPPS . 4 I P Ii . üb:.
X
'''''''' "babiii;las t( Fet! i • ih T edlt g r • l 't
r-: Ftaiirier •• ;OaOwl oiaetionfers by_
::7, iiriniiiiiiit ilirtlim: balm- :bi , . tiiir
j i
.....- Torb;-brierbl• • tbr hanirgarderlo lit
.. 7 . ,;',giniffu,their Mina ftir trailztoldotVe dfir
.- - le row= flt•-•ihe...abladornaent .d t ie
• '-'
Cm ttur Ililluvelfiretent IV.;
:.%, -bilftering:ntainiillifins.lroil
- • -fine Juntsto band more mem and hr .
''' th e llibbeifliatlloitsittMlaf tba ' act
A a r
Gireertunent in tumulus. -the Is
- . gunboats to salt h a m : Ate rVielt., kit
:',.' . :(iiiietilse eirierielf atikkil th e arittreci of
, , President kiirant.-.TheJneta Orissa tha
Cubans le iiiidbier (redid fiitenll in •
;:.. order tassel•hutberbleodahed... i ,
-111eJ ThorDe Otibil,•ntentbiond ' en•
' - sielifieni the eurrender *CUM
at Tunas to GNI. • Benegesi.: • r ~- ..... -
'-• ''''''''Pe 'Mario. innotitoteatult: ea. hal
:',: . itisoerelllinna Offers tbrYibie. a. 'cl:
• •:•ipreirrllbst tollibt stalest thet
silt 16.
Oni of Ilifilipinbihrt
. ' , having become .wed tte
:•"•• .....'" nlf,.tbe • !MUSA!. of - , lee.
,• ••'.801 , . ,;.Tilittiestare eaten:lid:hi ird tb:
.- -, Fcialtaiiniketithr..fir atiebi .
. .• tbirinsetior tbetthe Initurgente are
. Inlff. fitoitrugs: jr at tberrows:lo
,
• ; .--Altio, relohnion runt tie- - - ' . ISt.
PlAtlif;:44 m i ti CT• l it es n t ! t li
--..,'- - feb!gtecgi: ` "lri l gt. ."..•!- Itill ,ord -•Te . • 1
• • - . referring tOthe recently
Fiadfalldrortfliiik
._ . . 1
• iarAT tralie 44 0 Vii °')
of Asturiaanuira,wor fn us on,l
, smarts the. denial ,hi . -ap I, to
..-. ..pertan nersons..and.,not:lo_the ;
The reeipdanafanote &on:ilia II lted
Bodes annernment, .11treetening' t no.
„ cognition ofle.Calik officially den! •
.., • - - • ... •- - WiliftliffS 'Nimbi; ',,- •
.. _ . ... .
• -.'" ticibittiiitivoir, Anita - 4_
_t.:-- - Tile
, . all P .VitaibrP ,, .4raiT XaTlit.. Tad
tart otgh.
• - Eitimittut•kl(PAHMKl L.
. • PARS. sin: I....glitaZt4
oglp132111; , I
Santos 78f 60. , . ...:-.
-, f. , , ,.-
, rr a pint..Tazils w......
szt,
... analti lrtu
1 4 11taira=dm - aufiri. •
LlystteCOOL. Janus* , I.—Prov one:
Beef 10 2 .; lard doll, abates 681. sib pork
Tiled, • • . •
=EI
, nicaitorinv • • •
Walk) of 2Strofatieee •
—Goo. Waller Addraoes the i
People.
(By let,grapb W thcelttatcrill games
Iticnicarro, Vs., January 1.
YeeetDsoy wax obiwn, ^red, Lars - ea t
k.a.:401 1 1 eituiArirs- tendril,- 0 •
Canby, (tie Governor and Mayo!
public recepttorn,eswhialt army 0
attended in a body In to.Si unl and
also a large number or chive Ex
.
Gov. Wellgitip a:gee w
ir gs als =att r
ekee
emancipation proclamation and led
upon GOVOTOOr 'Walker, litho toad
themm
.
ElS:hlia.hoet=ri othei
0003111110C1 c 041 an told
them they were his peers before th
r law,
and vested with the same rlib and
privileges. en KE #6l. 101 thretl?o,
'filar Mein netbratiet in; es
• 'naedied—ferthetru" EbVvrouldupd
b and tooted them as far sa the sr
wss with him, epßee!ed ,to us to
how hhiblar,s4o4l4.llllK a
m a d t h y,rights, an w been
clad an experiment in Tepid oat.
• ored
•Ca .00411,7=1
who spoke I.l;llaamet manna The
speech." were entboxiestleaUy re rd..
- •
iff
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RUMEN
VOL' :14XX3VV.
EMU
NEW YQRK. CITY.
Fire tiereepi-Glab Disturbitikee,
',; Ssipedttion-4i44-
-;'
the Drawback-Fraud lau. 1
Saptti,
UlitSiiirrofil AZA -- tairiai . agalthil
NEW Your., Jemmy 1, Me
'Put:" HlPlFerift#Antelbreo ii
New Tems Ala; wypmielebmtildtitt
mord xtylol.." %tie wait*. ems ttbpitl
7 . 4%4 the etsewitthes &Abe alit my gen-,
end. Badness was entirely amen:MeV
' - .1 r.: , ,i .114EktittreakrOw T . {
lihneot•PfprfteelatVrX74l7se el
Kerny:;,l3lluer's. Ml ' t ; '3l oa i 4t, min'
considerably damaged. Una gin, ,
Insured Mr !One. John McKenna, a
clerk, was arrested an suspicion of t•
ting the fire. ThAconflagration th -
ai d etrie l eTrgriVtArtr i
Amy, ailed with oil and- kert4ene, k
44 4 ,0 1 1,1, 1 7,?"714.M1tt1x7V511° f
~
ti: i !qua. otaingrOiTtamaSultdl ":411 •
Quite an manta took• ethos st the Man
hattan, Club butt eveningi' 'EL L. halo
itlaNaltrell inarkortbentrbni.bnanak.r ,
.aturned.,lgiram, ,9ranston.,of
_tire, New;
arottitEbbe.iditt ',Relating theittleatetbe
Club in bringing psrsonst,nothrnembers
time to dine, and elappod'the latter .n
the firis. :lllentors isrnooffdtdettil CMS a
duel is in prospeineobahly merely stn.
sationaL DUI lif
.10111 - 15trimitiziallii. litArinotha ; k,
. ,
Ytilortrau===titnett R*Br
1 .
directors. He LW I itliallbs-the oill 1
ropy of the dscludon horn /path* Sad .
ropy
-andaitdedr , tfiitiftirttWlagull' to
PPlNtr•will•F•llPlithlWilriatoni al
A CUBAN xxennrriote. ..,
An expedition of one hundred, m g
of whom were connected the Lill b
failure, left- Nassau on the 113th t.
for Cuba. Ander cum , of Colo el
Ashby. Liao. to Mosby d tili the
Million. They' took 20,001),in0n - ler a,
some sauna and sternutation.
' % '.nangaslettriii , i'
Osidwelijof drawbeck fraud
was brought before, ;udt=gely d
MonkOf thiSnpertro Con at Montreal,
yesterday, on • earl*. ot corpus
The arguments- with be•resumed on
Monday . .qq
Wat,n'To - itrea. --, 1
peorke lEClntilor was yesterday: hsld
to-, ball in p.,000, for sussadlt on. Ate -
der Hfindmixon of the Lytila ThompV ,
troupe, in Meilen. Bendersob alai
S H O W damsfe.l. , I
. inerintEsEcr - ex.
hnotber section of 12 Ardlee of he
Adirondack" rallwayr New Yorle, as
formally opened on New Tear's.
: -. somas sy rms. . ---- i
A. table oi losses by IA throughout
the United' BMWS dunnethe past. year
hen AP H 9 48 4 ,00 -
- . .
, Awwwwo., ,
._
...The lassinsrs OaledottliNanci-Tnpoll,
from Europe, arrived thttsy. ,_ '
tursianairtols,!
OM. Van'tnnt, Astatant Postmaster
Of New Yee , has resigned.
-
... 7 2 s.a ' .. /2,..• , .1,--111 1 .•
*TENNESSEE. 1 d:
~...,... -.. .- • 1 ,, - i: ca
Celebranon by -the Cthiettd People, of
' 'the Eatuicipation Precis:manse Aipti- 1
ieraary-Resoistlons ,thoptcd. ,
tar delen ie
ete to Loo gitterueU stottot 1
.NesdrviLl-s, January L-Tbe 00itteir
people of Nashville oelebnded to day, 2pm
libldvenarY of Bir. Lineolea Plo494's
tionef freedom. After moving Omagh ,
Mouldy In prooossion, they sneak lz
the itepresentttims Balt •at. the.-Os toy
'IAA -61 1 Pelt" if-l t ivi l lir
ir4.luwth twookbod: l lattenrfroat n.
ltowattd - seral otbata excusing Meanie el
fromattending were read .6 severa l
'p.n. , Made. -'- Remiattom • wine
*dolma!,MrPteloallt gratitude and a ea
tlou for Iltr -Iturre. new their freed m;
Wain* Abe army Ibr Ate gror
and the sawyer Ithnlithelblet reg
i ttaiffel done for them Milt* MINIM , ;
rog thisasselvestist.:ta engage ,
rebellion or to salmon those who do;
expresudegeopfidenes to the Presldsnd
Medan and •Congresp.declinfsg tbeff
knew iptt. two partles, the. ItepubiLeid
endpennumllo, and pledgbutboth o o lol
to support the former, as they could pot
doothertober and to truer tb tlit
and 'to their. rest *ferias "-
• that the present I=eroliiiV•
lab. • 16.4:1 iben intents* reciting' In
Ammo t
the retettlan of 15th Ammo nt
and Other ithogoathestalation: g
the action of Congress In th e case or
Georgia endorolog th e •of
• Y 4 A 1 .'e- ' • •
Georgia
cone 6: • '' 1
placing her her under military rule. d
4 , 3111 ;Vt. &MOM add Barone ta.
0 ," ...°l4 l l 4 ' .l b"r w " nbat ' -ibig
tlm "dam terAussitnder.
mil, await or • titml
hUe no tieentltrba'il MIIIIIT. I .
AIL fttlm.W.:l4o 4 . - CI , Neer. l.ll , l oT
eppothted a mmttoseZtebesu l tthsTrest.
1 imic... to wma n te... Aleut 253) Oar;
uotposod in - the ootitotniosi - : tooth
widow:ll.Ba tie buttnens eidErig: - -
-.lo=enr, - Jimmy . L The .;;Irloa '
licebtlei adelbrdattsbel implirer 4
tohrtit"SboSnuttinpation prasagett!til
depttelsinadLsinwil mil4.l l lM. :11 1
I .
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ti
- HAM - r
iraeGiAllitetittilaCspein .16k-len
-1:464-0104_,tfliiifogg"—NrolaPe
--AlLlSsiltematem " - -•
Atri. antral
Lifetime" :tribr 46: Mnrlii—nropp
ISOM titermiTna from Irayfitct the B
nj~,
Gft p• - • •
r t . 7 1 4,11 1 9 p
red. oriels- ale.a."••• treo to
tit Giansand Onoscreoavrina
=
eternal 'to Part.stilPrittee nd•
id that . Port, acting. in t oo
with the force* on land. The stun on
ed
-1 sad lab nit. The land form en red;
the Mc; "drildnit the different oat • •
deftnirthaani tow; mealy -re tiring on
their spProich dleastrolia" 'oonf on.
The TOTOIUttOnStyMOPIV3OOk tt. ist
'
ed poseasion of every point of ad ••
and the entire city was speedily In ••
hsn
hisantiont the revolutionary ; war vas•
gels wars doing thelepart in • of
sttsdk."l3llllarrea War iwatil, BOVAths4ll
°ri
gida; was; hauled her • • n•
cants were saieep, and 'taken • • Lou
of without bloodshed. The •• • tiln
sad the city were thus napsz4red wi out
even split% Winifred: -
Balser) made his escape from the city'
and tooltrefagein Fort Nationale. ••• co.
inonly•aelled Fort Alexandre, sit •
111.12141A Tfi t
lain WWI Den Mpe , it or W
the foreign coneule will hiterpare f• hi
protection and ultimate safetye nit •
The entire populstion of th
rejolext at the turn:affairs have I e
Bagel and his staff had left Eit.
PrZitft-
: .2. Metropolitan Pottce,Mlenteipal t
FR tion—Tobacco Factories in the et
taw Nation.
re .1/Ellaiserairlitoilie stuartia. Gaeta.
Marmite, January it. —Under th at
" law the Metropolitan police force
'. tirralit 'on the fifth. Mayor Le wi,
Lae appointed one hundred •
l poUoemen to preserve order at th pat
tril mepagvection on the f 11cp
' dui, di wises to be • *
cit ng one. .
The tobacco beton , in the Cb
Oilliligl 1 tfuld.R.NabliwAtiCe. w eel
ad on F day last. by orders from sal
lepton, and the amtants moved For
Smith. The seizure was made and r th.
lalf.valms,wl4,l4Eructions ... fht
. ~. ilete=niir- r cl ..11tPtrud...._ nue.
, nevem - too mg has Deli did filk
mannfacturing establishments in the TA.
Wan roUlwl7Were exemptfrom taxation.
aill.W air&Milsksisrgely interewled ino
the factory, will bring the awe beibres
the oourts for decision. It is understood
Shia thainetructioes wareuter -ail Ado.
vim Lallestlndlwo cownlaya:3l.lo, 11 in-
eludes that, of E. C. Bonding & ,at
Bsildrille, Cherokee Nation.
~,
BM=
ALMOST ANOTHER HORROIL
=y4fetrAim"°":4*'°44.Ac=±
Fire—The 'Begun or Continuums—l
qv:mill:ln Meeting of the AilnehTti*
Peilikkirliakeitete pretCßabnlor their
Lien. •
. .
us) • i
(11? ;I:riefrtrh to )11Plellor
.... hqu.lt . I ,
1 1rtvratitrrit, Tic, liiicembef • SL—There
Was nearly a repetition of Ittletelrvonds e
ObPrr'..hatlisll#ool39.+:4'hetft htlflilast
tenfigPtk S-1f47.1/!_lr4er 4 1f tu43114-
tin'g sin no, eftsweo .at ;the eout)iip
end of town' W/iiiiriiiiistiviiiild id lit
atiaYeivatatiftlyttlVOuldi Iftf thorn : dal; it,
the time, Whiolliks Mail. ci Olt riettetritia
like the A:voudalo, with mit prle, outlet..
NotwithretaMdinv this,' tib. baide Waif
ISM tr t uitA d iMit d iUtM 5
sta
AftallldiAtkerorelband width egreati'kaerti n
:V i a%
o rrw a
i t r i g r o tr * 4= 1 4. t
R
11,9114Mtnestllilanftragterl'AEdemitetit i
At /coon somencon, came up t ‘i c r Ularpirr,
and diasiviirriikittlftit- , ths4e
to ket44,111 1 1 40,4 1 ;g0r i tkific kiF o4 e4g a,
She .she d Out, an 'Mley beanie
r a t e lia t t lbrgie d rilfil'itluV r alklaai us
down i r girfifit e leTasiiifed i ati z eg. e t
men, and they at once held en Ind, .1
thin meeting; and resolved to go up t ;
[4 M*
= Pgg tab*, • NhelN Y:fitt Wit
asaetholed tills 'rest of the miners bolo!
log In tee mine In all about seven
five, and held wi t her meeting, resolvl g
they would not again go down into th e
.mine until there were built two n
.patarrocarg; altAiril a t
ght and day, and a bell at the bott
of the shaft, so they should have a -
, !l w iL w/ VINA I Ar 711 dffliereA tt!Ad!tr,
ee.
The lire was the result of gross
lesaness on the Part of the coin 9
workinelt: ' Itattlearre tWo stoves were
tat In the breakf to gi. heat Ve
i irtutploMdi goes
nitfie %In tg i
m tna aerial goes M — Mee ;
and the pipes from these stoves were n
directly through ,the woodwork of, t e
building, without any protection. e
woodwork heated untillt became of t e
ssograsteraertetri. V i tynari . ,
:3 ' d atittruNVlall.:i toal 9 n• tirm. r e
.proprietors, Thomas Broderick at ,
not being able to get any men to sup y
the places of the old hands, have yiel
to the demands so far as the two chi -
raVal, Are OlCthnerhed,amt their. oonstr cs.
tied this heed o ti Mmenceirblitthey thl
one watchman In the nig ht is safari t
and cieclinete place one t herein day tl e
The men say, this only shows a will s
us:IV:MX " 'P e A t.i> . °=7;,, , ,F , ' 1 r d
they asy they ahallatoalar.Reatwowatob .
man and also on the bell. .
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NEWAI W 5 . 1
RJAS. ~-, ,
NEW: Q _
The McMinn ,IdelvaeldiztlaGOvernorand
Anditar—Chlft of..,Policc Linsuni*
irriGson 'ier "Cailatit"painciMulti Mt
Merannetliensipin.' , ..e. i iXi ...w il.
ter Telegraph La lb, RlVAlnarei cum 1,340
New . - Ottakili; ' Yankiittl=tti i lf
roue•catm.WW.3llltirdit cdtrinaitted
to the pariah prison for twenty•M'ar
hours ' . f.3V'ftedli3mpt 74 Cir"A,iar'id t
o t:
soventai..asurbsti“.rot liauovring t V.
Wart:llollth the ase of the Metropoll
4+ police to prevent Auditor lakilff :T
-n
eaming his office in the meanies n
statute, from widalatte I =4l ot,
by order di tb4s cidtartit)
orders have been issued b (bottling:a.
wi l lf rb,, ,, zgigx f ot Fri ihne.
krieiniii 14 [l7e ri ur ir f .ndjairritite a h .: 1
°cermet:icy of Meckanios 'esthete. - The 1
Governor and M o lt
en_Metrotn police Juni -
Then poweetidet bt tire building.
. statement of Col. Swaledale eb
i ffilFga:Mirgef .
i' : corresponding mo oar
IPrAt i tl7l. _ ~ ,
It'Ulit : . i" T o
50 i s * l iyl ti I i eiii IYerig-4,
..Three renew. not.
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CP/Tele:NO 4 , 0% ,1 4 0 # 6 ti11.L44 1 `.
POTIOnICIIIPSIZ, Jallllllll L—e sem.
Aile maw* com l / 4 0** e px . ;A all i w .
I Ina! Tap-sari:a, lids aßeitifrin. f t. urn
named V. W. Vockbont / idiot Me Wed, a
liairitoilenierdtlantcited Alfred Ulu.
elastod pw, the Apgd Chow Ran.
Mrs. Inickhou ar name ranierabotitiidash
the N,Dl44,..AUCed , RasdaiLthroustik . tne
neart and Ones. Randall In the al e.
Ra
Kra. Runabout and Alfred rtdidt re
dead. (I.4ai Randall Ilea la a dap .!
oas condition. Backhont gave .bUnself
,nig,:rately af t d-wz 3 lolig m ed In jail.
no".
Soma Tem= anarlbo. it .lo litalo 7
- datum'. cir PO Peistessell sea: oWers -
Um lit snamsno. .
1.". •
077,1 7:11'771
?! .1,”±:1!?t
BAIXF TELEUREM,
- ...L._—,._.:— r., , , i
About eight inches of snow fail; et
Louisville on Saturday. ... ,
, ,
—The =lt glidlere will ohn
113110 at po lb y'.' ~'
‘-rilgaltbss°92ll64rs''B.
IS" bi e, * un lit 11, .., I nd
other Peirda raPPII.Now Ylar'a well id
- —Tbd Hellion ?leer' is lye" of leii it
Albany, bat dammed at New'Brlll,gibre
and Corsman's; fOrsuloc a furinidalble
barrier tosureigetiOti. , , ,• 1
, `'—Tbe Colored people of Leuirtille,
Sy., celebrated the endlg6rWl of the
Einlindostlon, op .lirerw Tear " , `with
reedinighpelich" Itild , d''plbtio Wiese
21°D•
barbecue Brand wee baldol 1 8 -
I" 4itlt liewillben, for-the , entertain nt
-°.(-thketiliF, 011 1 - 011 7. - /Lima pr al
-1 dinl'Ordoesnrreenarss- Cantor, I,lq
was peeked with ipsetaton; maim* at
141 TI 0 atnIC‘Ine lititialtilid
Francine on Eleturdey Jar Hong H. ng
M V lrlu b trtrlerotiltte llx ln t r e asur e
follitigg Kong, PIA thousand for tibi ng.
nil line Hdrtriglitilrtitousend lbszYoko•
ham. • I
k s.
The Auditor's report shows the lel
debt of the city of Boston. funded d
S t aligiribr i litnntlar X in
crease of meatus on hand for the red p.
tlct , e x t ‘ thhAebt
. .goalte•the net Mot
SI. WO. - The Meet •of eaten lug
Washington street, and other expo ve
dandies* heen4o/11fIg4S 0 -440.rt8gi 7'
gemilinatO ..... • ota ....1 a aa, ....
...12161iteiritnah4atiliatC 644 r; ID
1
New York, Baton an& tbe•lihrish
beretofcgo going. sio.:Viriba • rV o aa lab'
mond end Lynchburg :to.. e end
MPr il iaryr="4 "Par fi fe le*
d lit .71 , IS/ Ile
and Olsolpesti Shortunesuulreed, n•
ping three dillytraltel limn Otnel abet',
and tasking close oonneoUon at L'lnls.
villa with Nainville and Memphis es,
to the cense. - , .—.-
1 iatt)W n, its.l: , w. iv n gt.a 71, 01 kg .
l ie u .. 61 , 4 , 1 ,
U nem sacNish, Visl b nos Inn'
house and.calling,,him out, de clod
ire the falLiganitrnhil marriage pro se.
,n. Upon grlng, "be drew a re iver
for Rod shot him through the boweli. She
then surrendered berwit to the au orb.
, ties.- Maul; will not reamer, H wai
* lioitilvdibeen maarlectistesinolber yin
a few days.
--The arrivals of steamers at St. le
e !' Pas past year were as fellows:. wer
W I hrielleilliTi; OH ilippef -11Hanissif/ol 9/2;
oa f
Illinois river, 3B.s, /diamond, 380; hlo,
. , an; Tennesme.= AMAMI, 1%
ow 0; Cumberland, 4; Red, I—total, 2128.
garriAloaterthe above, • 1240
see bg a td,fttriffivedimeking * and
Joh total of nes arrivals. The total to rage
d i d was I.ll*,ol3,49inisrage ooU
„ M Viiii total U:W. revenuer of
'''". In Ws the gin* DistrlM of Mason, for
rw• the putt year . warn .4.360,861. Of blob
mt. over two-thirds were from spirits, bac.
cellar& fdrelestorillotrois *
aw —1 he report of the galivant
i t:.
Its. tor the Mete of Oblo states the the
*PW, ItirkigimetgruZatt lt itind.
he log the illat, was thirty-live 0:10........11
Y e bursted and ninetynlY,„hsing en in.
a =NIPS OTt6r6ll tlibilhana and eaventyads
II 'on list - year, r dial tr= hund•
‘. red pertmuten y lee n II; els
. thousand twb hundred and seventr-lbur
1, In Dilmourit four thottaand tbree Mind
. and'and tflptis in .WIIMMIIIn 1 three
thousand seven hundred and. Laity
three In Ohlo, and the remainder .0 lA
-1 o tili v i r 1,4 e a I I L io*Ml Ni ' ll VI , ;NI I ; I li al l 11 . 1
TAM I4IO6 - • - -
EMEII=I
;17111 , 151()Y! ',;"
PITTSBURGH,
E===l
SEMI 011101.
rlt of6litieliE, 4.A.
ILUIRWA r f li f h
• 'll3ll
Pennsylvania; teglittOmie: I
!t:,.
Informal caucus
.‘ oK House Ref
Strang fair
''cßlitiLlire "gide Treasnrei
ratt4- 1 4h l ti' nai i ernor's 114
sage . nolda,
!=!==il
. .
• Haunts]Joao, January ;1879..
An informal caucus •lef Pfteddbfleisie
members of the fiorme.wes heldTpsisei.
day afternoon, - at three' oVi.:2Clr,' at"tbe •
State Capitol FLAis‘t tWOrfirfopn?astorio. •
present, Mr. Ames. of Crawford, prestd•
log, and Mi. Ifferalt4 4:4lretiiiibiaeloits„ 4,
serving as Secretary. Mr. Strang, oil
Tioga, win unanimously °bn as the ,
iemitlOite roilit'gkaß ' l'
—one '
. 'i
" I
' As - more than two.thirda of the R
publican strengfite the Rouse was it,
preiented In this caucus, Mr. Strang -.
nomination and - election are regarded es
4014'itr,3R • 3.!: 4 i.li. aI W I''
A committees of seven, with 14.
Adair. of Philadelphia. as chairman, was
alifbinfed4btialai r tip shift drdffiseri tio
be nominated at, he caucus to morrotw
evening. , „ _ ~,,,, :..• , ,
The meeting unanimously resolved ie.,
rittiaanytti. P ' q§""ittlir
.Mr. Selfridge's election as the flounis -
Chief Clerk's regarded as oartain.
The Treasury eacitement is bitter, an
I`n 'PTV ig e It t i 4 1 341 , . 1
eve I g ft" . 1104 a lug Al . ,
Treasurer it) . 'gyms* pf Alm_ Tegulix
rich Aetlilwits . : - '. l , i 65 bi likely I
proves failure. . 1
~I"(33°Pinefi Lei ns*.y : i c'?111119i9 1 tb
iendhlamessigstothe ie.-ewer pre
advance, °lda iartly to a doubt wheat t r
the Senate sitl,orgenteepsitstecepti 1
by Vedneediy. it wilt be eight pamp ,
let pages larger than last year. . I
111 iio• '. 'J: ,• I ! ' f.., I•! I
ORIO LEGISLATURE. i
Republicans and Democrats Hold Can.
esemp r yheFormer, Assassin Officers;
traYthillattifiedoWaltisigno•dayi - ..
The !tamales County • , Iteform" Hera
ben Defame to Go tato Cancus—lUncei
min State of -
T,eleznee to the rituinoshOssettoo I
Itib L-66krei4 g.fiterniwira
of the General Amembly, which meta
to morrow, axe arrii , frikiniAhip`Cityt C 11 4 7,
mules of Reptarttinne - tend Democratic
mialmta.srogsbeld last night. The Flo;
publicans nominated L. D. Woodworib.
or. Ataboh4c,car President pro UM.,
66/ .' V frft i raMklin, for Gloi'lt;
and Jas. A. Adair. of Wood, for Sir=
gesint Lithe VerfbillilOnste; also
Denote, of Cuyahoga. for Speaker, ail.
Loomis, of Franklin, for Clerk. and
F. of Fayette, for Sergeant, at I
-trattr, iiithe4lridocra}le
,ant BidierWinofst..l
lug without making nominations. -
' , Thy ifighalut mtera'from gamiltun
rom
county, who hold the balance of powbr, ;
refused to enter either caucus is
certain whether the R51012b110113 or Deno:
aquae offloers will s be elected to•men ,
I,loli
S T . LOUIS.
Railroad, Iron sittltiber butanes—Pte.
antilop for Rabesslanent Mantra'
—Leath bat Rot Decay Ntraete
i f itypilir f po. r ...
ter Vliffss.l. l .4lo lll ll llol • 1
Srl Louis, January I.—All our papers
this morning are filled with statistical
=M i t . % il lin e n liat ' ll '
. e year.
The total amount of taxes paid by tie
citizens of this city and county, loci d
ing 4filsorril Menu% CRY. County atid
State, proprietary tax on utanufacturep
and customs, will reach eight. tollllobs;
er, ‘ abool. 111& Pet eolt.l...o o ,__theamesseed
t
valuitgo Or proper]?:
- ''' "* ,
The trial tonnage received and .4.-
Reledail.ta , Stet Cbleaße.. •41430 A fit.
Loots, Indianapolis A St. Louis, Ohio &
Mtdaalppl, and Terre Haute A Indian
s ?antennae& M eshJecrl
tons. The business of other radiat- I
tering here is not mosnalned.
The intecart of 11006 ors -received was
195,000 tons; pig Iron made, 46,000 tam
ktrwunt of door manufactured In
) the
Lum
city,
ber 1,080.066 barrels; last year, 693,6
reoriWe, 178,082,834 . Wee are
yew. 22,90P. 151 feet; logs. CARL O;
shlinites, woos®. Of this amount
may 12,000,000 feet came from Illasorta...
The grocery and dry geode Main
'rattail._ izt,tbkm.,
increased dung the yeer and the p
poets Mr the future growt h and pros " -
tatetl'atrillelti"en'tr l? ' -be- unu lit
The proomdings which have been be•
fore the Circuit Comt tor sontam the
past against Hobert' A. Wilt, charged
wfrhetabemilbg nearly .100,000 from the
rlitP IWAlleo ll. P.r. l "P'.ll
yeatexasY.
On Christmas eve Joseph F. $4.17 Po
a well,knovnl w je . . i t/O
"r 4
rman oltloo= ll-
0 gd: t ir_pbi k iarti .
1 bu t me Roily
owing 'rm . . signs of decordtalllonthe
Rattly larre.relusecit to Whorled.
Yesterday a Man spd woman attlredlo a
singular mandet'thotedlbe angels end.
announced they_ ad . .1 0 9 r& Illimilauto
D.
vi a
by nising ...e dead. • The proceeded to
make - vatlerai-tnino arses ever the
Its Wang& II gun* rughly,
whereupon a ISUTO of fkif - deau
WWI called by—ese. al -Ma ..illonF; ,
watchers who gave the miranlenror ng
individual a beetnig mid thervotaan:wAs 1
ejeatiddednabffilinaet 4 . ..... I
11.r4osu anuallt 2.—The 11 04104 1
and saw Rails, TOMS 6i liwin,. at
Glamor* Sehayber.eaunty. Mo.,re
horned op Thunder Wit. Lose over
120.000;debtrefitidec •'' D.
Officer Lynnor Me Neer Yorla &nee.
tics force, arrival Miley, and to• or,.
row will take.* dear-homes woe
young Rlrls who were recently en iced ,
from New York by Dave Rohm for ,por.
preaspf incalltutions r -,. . ••,, +.l
The weather her been very cm
I peat two days, with a prospect of o
- • tied Wining buttpargote.
river
..::.:;.:.,BAN,I/0. cllO2. ,
, •
Trade Statistics—Millard litatch—Teliw
grsylt Ojpsratersiesolortd pit,
pie iteeblidilf. ""'
By Telegmb to the Plttigargheasetta.l, :l'
NAB FILAN . C3ICS V.
Das, -A . :WIC* -Owl
pastypar thos•itunedirelildwwerS Mar:
6a¢snoiiioww Oriali k
valued at latency-oda niiilloiiii of doilars,
including remittances via Railroad:,
intailOr li t
tit i gh Th il=t it tit
I.,:iti
crounplonsidp, possession of and
one thowialst hour -
et table, Mee* hundred - poibti, push
shot and crouching balls barred. _.
.ita ' ,Vaii " M a l i iarienVair T ti;
0117 (Nevada) Ai/Sloes of . the AV Ulm
Union Telegsaph tkimpsny are rftiii
ouriks.,,lisireetionlof, salaries Is t e..a1..
leged area. No fedi:Kilian was toads,
but , some war* dismissed, and strigh
Wanaluio do the business.
- 13140:01.1 . I .4.of_Ndii AIRY Yes* ,
daY rid . l lTlATtritatY of Yls-
Eniancipitpft, . pails% ~, 4 %
ES
—The Citliii*Arfili*liiitgli,
c e nl a M. ,m di,, W., age s t e•
/4mevn 1433 M "nbila
ttr it unt ' d r am
asuaus,lis A .L4)-4 - 2411 "
armi, vf.,Q
ME
MONDAY,.4ANITA4Y 3, 1870.
===l
- THE CAPITW
TeLir's ikiktoottitt•thl
...Executive
By Telegraph t 6 the Parrailargh/laser;te..,,,•
W altunitrinti Jll l 3tVia 1. 167 0.
M81T11 , 1101055-11SC4P. 11 0! (
. .
• 'flat reception at tho Pattehtive Am.
%Ma tilde, watt very InaltratlOOtt ( 51.9 81 *
IdixParballet , in brailaurd'Außempt bold.
'the weather, tbongh,wallanlytt
Arad nneffect Ittprerardiug *.great want.;
,
bernfeltizena and arrartgragtrOw
to pay their respects to the rraeldent..
.
Miele... began. Mao= helf.past,
.
teo, , when the &tendon so d, the DI.
IMAM -Corps. and.rdhuthere, or..khe
Cabinet , witb.xlmix Grant
wait attired in a milt black ' Vjoila
elle velvet, high bbalc6; With bier:lame.
'RAM • trimtulnglr =kited. carat.
She- - Wan M • ornamental, pearls :.sad
atantende...arkeirikamnieted by
Mrs. Smith, her °irate is; D . Sharp,
birdie of 'M and Dent.:
ltdrer.Gem-Porteri Wee Nelhic Grant, sad
Mita Maggie Drat., rretl4lo4. 6 .elds7loi
.raeittett py,Marabg
.. tinatp; and General
Mtchler, Vibe Yrraldent '`.Cblflix - add'
'GSo:Bbrede Ptottorrenme
dent: , Thentembereol-IMpaila Cerra
.wara Jn.fnli.courk ..409'`P ir
„radio° molt grandly Intl • -
:Whoit the Preildrair - hfre•Grant
' Imbirree'therparlor; the-barid. strung qp .
the- Chief, '.. and : the recap ;
. Gon_aratimscoll, tho wee, tbige tkkfttg
place In the blue parlor aholiketirepwith
thaDiplbulatteCtapeaml:Vrealdenituat
to twelve o'clock. Then thh, Judges , of
the Supreme Court and J o li t cbiry of Ma
• District wilt preingr. trettpretne
coon u s were i a nititinied by
their ladle • Ttid teitlecleted-loldlmeof
the war of Mil-and racket .intuttalante
and members-of - akerrta ot thelMetriot
ererarebetveddtt accordant, wlthaticitra
' -culdrittw•roirawlnit theme lwera. large
lanniberef - genttemen - bekmging to t 0
per prof...ion, including Anent"
-of alchnsead prow Meth'.
In germ were received by. the LP:cadent
- and 'Flee President. each: being , person
*thy Introduced. , .-Ttua othoese. of,: the
tinny. itndeavy. fo-full uniforms headed'
by General Sherman andddindral Porter
- prerasted a .line Appearalsco.. Both - of
throe branches of tho pdblio ware
largely 'represented. ....::. s
- The reception of titles* generally
"gie'arliettpast twelve.. -1 , ,
` • The 4 Vfee. President, mil= OE the
'Cintrtet, all of whom are trxWeahlugtott
'excepting -Attorney General Soar, and
Many private eitlatna,...reoolved their
friends 10-day. . _ _
CENCEINA
• .... .
T .
Ike Tatman! , rade.— . • Aer a Pavia
. neat: aternbaat •-tteilifilltis Ilititicii—
%now wterea—•Dtinlawora•Veltatatt; •
(By ,
. ,
TE115i3.9 . b utMlitpr.bard Bustle.) - •
' Crrectesivi, January_9;.lll79.—Mhe re;
role', of leaf tobeelto tri•thfw city for the
iner ending ,December Slat, vrere 44.80
hinlet; ashatst nubile warshipnano; 57,383
staid Ina .1,609 room mils st private;
Warehotusee notembestrock - in this state,
merit., _ Taltlent t r. .MCco iiotd, 1r,000,000;
looreatte over prnvioni lipiti•;
_1600,000.
Cinoinstatt la now the, *ries' t, tobiceo
market In th United t3tiites„ It metres
•nreater var e iety than any market in the
Weed..
. Thompeoe Nearer, on of the oldest
merchants end a proailneht citizen of
this city, died late evening; ego eighty
Too 'religious interest continues un
abated, large number. 4sing_fot prayer
in the meetings of Bev. Payson Ham.
mend, Young alen'a Christian Assorda•
den. and venous churl:dia.
There wee • bevy snow storm, irate
moreing; alight daring remainder of
the day. TelnDllpthire ght
mantt
General Stephen J.. IdaGrearty died
inedsely • es: his residence, College
Ills morning at . seven o'clock. Be
sae at , the Withal* Church .yesterday
morning. received Blends In the after;
noon, and.. became unwell during the
I night. He refused to SOW' for a Muni
elan till four. hours before his death.,
He was a gallant and efficient °Meer. -
.Entered the lath Ohio Infantry.=
Captain at the. beginning of the war and '
was subsequently Lieut. Colonel and
Colonel of the lath Onto; afterwards
coseinanded the lad °blotted was stib=
nestitly 'brinier.= Brigadier General.
Be wag shot - throngh - the right-Jeng.
Which is eupecesi to have (toady camped
his death. Ide wh i ch left arm during
the war,' from be suffered four
aniputaticms. the last one a few months . '
ago." Ile was appointed Coluctor of the
' Second Ohlo District Prealdent John
=weed. clerk of by
this omuty last
October on the
ticket.
Pellticmi an atrezdallaz here for
abolition of We fretting privilege.
' • -
Tiagedy .la
From the larsniyeneer we leant of a
terrible tragedy enacted in that city, In
which a nail feeder named W. J. 11•14011,
'deployed tithe Riverside - 111111e, was fa
tally shot by a young woman named
Kennedy, aline Bethem. Wliash some
time duce formed her acquaintance. and
under promise of marriage, seduced her.
Orm clenhlg %Mg week she asked he
Intended to his tnittetient. /in ,
emphatic "NO was received in reply.",
was then informed that he must take
the e e ueeituerices, or words to that effect.
Tenaznatunts MOOduntil Friday at noon, I
when Miss Belem presented herself at
the door of WNsales hoarding house,.
and Ingo red ft he was in.: Am :wag an
nermatire Ulmer, she requested that be
be called tc . itbri *docir.:"Xliesh at once
'4lld rable,atiehich be 'melting, Ind
went to the door.j On 'OCRing into her
Presence she drew a revolver and tired
one allot, the
t ball. etriking
of the him atoitt
`two taus talkie ti ght =Milton
Meliastiadtedthe vino) snd attempted
to.terestltirota-thehandll of hie elarer,
bat did not secceed . The ontidde
stnitetat .the ettentien of those whd re. 1
voslyfed - at' Me lede r - ilia . : they-rid .to
*
ascertain f:kilse, jfelutajg the etietie
°Meets!, they found that Mr. Melfulki
hiad teen shot and seriously Injured.l
gattiemak Introduced to the wound. bat
. thvon;copkt-not,- be found.. The nut.
gums gave aitticti:eipitifol,lhit:tbe
jury would pen Md.. Late hatevening
the wornided man was living but with
Int scarcely a prospect of his surviving
the night: Its unfortunate young iwoi•
Min pet :bithelf up. " On trial shelves
held to bell in- the sure of 111,000, which
shiiiitOnneltentired: "
A' Graft Binder.
Lae-Davenport.nal) finestie ,stites
tosee,S, i rarlset, of that city, hats-se
retail-J=l=4 in Improve d 014
binder, a lo in side of a stapes,
lharetirhiCtrialrereried, hy a rake on
au endless belt that carries the grain from
before the sickle when- out, and lays It
Veer on thirtriorder: , ,Thho is a ainca , ri of
"Mottles in which the - grain'lles Nunn
twinannninde
Asonsii'ehatyihy4paralts, Is caughtby
elnifer: MAW: Itcool l 4 - andTwoOVld
.tight on, tbq lbtlarjf -. 661- In I ISzfre 4
.asot,bi *ld antSaf drape 4o the
ground securely boated. ~The ntaklarot
the knot,• er4 l Z- bargee- accesWilehaertir
all the uttenuww2je to at btadiag br
ohiriery,ls coin succenfairthe
inhcliirdsin by: ittiSbbi fanocompa*eg.
beingosszertsin. In, Lit ai the
tasking-of stirhby
chine.- The Geseressrhis,, 'kb
Improvementetbei
use theyltill revolutionise harvest Work;
stSl - add - utilhoas of dollsra tb the
ot Ace- torton i ' In the hinhense
gulag they:wilLedeis in. the cost of se- ,
curing toe Ibby Wear
,fylii:iriangeuner# *MeV' %la 1i0a1...,
.nnwter,thmen/Llor .tAe European malls, 1
miornineins,alteady'i eteledowo lutaUel
vw. week, -Wedhaelayst lathe "RaUoaei , ,
Line". and; Saturdays •by the‘ 3, 2 , : .
lane." ~,,, No oectreet” log any
length obtlmeoonkt bamtwe‘•,
• . •%tdanil
itieroptiotal, either with the cementer.
or the Goverment, to terminate the At
wit-meat it • taly, Otte. The Bremen .
.11s• wairite.,a,lll4ol which hid pre• •
Tlonely jollied in the TO* toarrzy..the
metts.ot thipdiaid, rietyk There teems
.to, be Ilttln doubt IWK,Arthet ainiallr
reents wilahottly...be Judo sac** AL
•Ittirsitkly service will be secure& 1 -
UECERLY. NEM!:
Snrier a Rochester beggar was -choked
to dolt' with it piece of mem, the rest. of
the *pus ate willing-to accept bread.-..
Ww, J.' Iltair;'Esq.il"reindent of the
bank Of Vest Cherieston W. Vs., , died
very :suddenly on Wednesday byining;
of heatt'dlsease, at his h0me..... , ,
" vravir" sad case of hydrophobia lately
occurred In. Lower Wakefield township,
Dicke comity The flutterer was -Alex
ander .11.'Donald, a' resident of Yardley
aharetiss maker: ^He war' bitten
by a small dog, a month or so ago. Last
Sunday a week' be - was seized with
optima; on Monday he became ferocious,
and O'clock on Tuesday morning
he died Wiribleemrinislons. •
, I The. President will butimht to Congress
On its reassembling; a special message on
'.the Darien Ship Canal matter, accompan
led by acme Important:documents regard
ing theePeratione' under treaty, the
Otir-porto , bel t wle'ved. hieh Isnot known in detail',
but refer to some hitch in
the, PrOsaaleil. enterprise. This Govern.
:meet, hoWevei, is going Lamed with lie
1 part of theaurveying - expedition, and is
preparing MOO; &b.., for the'same. •
„gm: valet Dick - Radford, - who turned
,11310 Lord Ainsley,., and married a belle of
Wen island;! bliss ltartii; and give
hiOAM in. 'New `York, . hat taken ,
whither "turn"' and, "Out his stick,"
leaving' yeni4 *lra and creditors •to
'Mourn `their credulity: The pair had
latelY.taken rooms in a boardinghouse,
'and-one' morning the wife going into tier.
husband's room (Owed his beduntonched,.
his wardrobe gone and :a letter :stating
she would not again :see Lord Ainsley.:
Lady dandle, fainted and.: fell,- and hail
'maimed tn invalid to her mother •.. ..
r'Pleggiurdm Smooth is out ids letter
'defending the? Ifational Banks from some
hostile • Miticiims. - Ha Scants the idea
that they are to be feared as monopolists,
and tayalbat thei are atilt finial in - the
control' of the -Secretary--ofilie . Treatury
under the laws already enacted. Re
stye the monopoly the countryis tofur
is thatof -railroad corporations; on which
he is somewhat - Revere...ln the course of
his - letter he declares against expansion in
any form, , and says we must get hack to
bard money by careful processes, and
warns has correspondent to beware of the
influence of railroad companies.
IT ; ris stated that a majority of ..the
members of the - Recoil:sanction Commit
tee have agreed to report a bill requirleg -
the Virginia Leg Waters to be reconvened
and each member to be - requlrol to talus
the teat. oath' .trader :the .Fourteenth
Amendment, the election of United States
Senators to , be - declared null and void,
and a new election of. Senators to lake.
place after the Legislature has thus been
purged. - These membersof the Commit
tee claim that Judge Hoar's opinion hold
ing that the members ought not to lake
the test oath, etc „le .ermneoes.. , and that
it was not lawful for the Legislators to
take. any action of any kind until the
members had all subemibed to the Wet'
oath.
Tot--Cleveland Herald—says:.. The
death of Mr. Stanton recalls an anecdote
connected-with - Andrew Loomis,.
Estv,of tidreity, known, until • h re
tired. from practice , aa one of the legal
giants of the West, watasked by • friend
whom be considered the most formidable
opponent In a taw ease. Mr. Loomis did
not answer Immediately, bat after dtie
reflection said he considered E. IL Stan.
ton the most formidable. When Mr.
Stanton was in this city, last autumn. a
gentleman repeated to him NOS Mr.
Loomis Lhad said, and reharked,
"that was a very great compliment, Mr. I,
Stanton, was it not!" " Yes," said Mr.
S., "whenyou take into account who
said Lt."
". -- A - Wittrur -- ithreartadesta
has been prepared by a member of the
'Reconstruction Committee, which it is
expected will meet the views of the ma
jot of the Commatue, as it fa • Co.
pro ri ra y te between the two extremes. It
provides that the Legislature shall meet
and the members take the test oath—or
affirmation—et the Fourteenth :Amend
ment, not tha.'"iron.elad °tab.": -Then
the Legislature shall, by solemn enact-
namt;declare that the presentcoestitution
shall not tie changed so as to deprive the
colored people of the right to rote, hold
office, ail, on juries, and have 'their share
in the school Igod. On these fundamental
conditions she Shall be admitted to Mae
eastidlon in Cuirass.
Oa the -first of January an Import-
ant act posed: at the last sutra of the
Dominion. Parliament, with the view of
preventing Canada being made an,sayluns
for thieves -and swindlers, went into
operation. This act provides that if any
person brings Into Othada, or hum his'
possession th erein, any property en,
or obtained by fraud or tales , pretenses,
in any other country, In, such manner'
that
that. the stealing or obtaining It, in like
manner laCiundawonld be, by our lows,
a felony. or misdemeanor, then the Wing
leg of such property here, or having It in
possession with a knowl edge of its being
anlawlufly obtained, shall be as offence
Of the tame nature and punishable in the
same manner as If the stealing or native ,
Sal obtainarioa bad liken place in Canada.
A sharp application of this law will put
an cad to the; refuge which thieves and
swindlers from the United . States, whose
offences were not within the provisions
ot the Extradition treaty, have found in
some cities of the Dominion.
Ttie etemeehtteecte shoesatera.
Mr.' Lake "writes to Lls paper, the
'Poled:: 91u&
"From. Boston all tho way to the fur ,
thermos% point of Cape Cod, the motto's;
There's nothing.. like leather'-for
large per cent of the population of this
part of the heritage Me directly or in•
directly by the manufacture of hoots and
shoes. The passmby on the Old Colony
road, who sees a hingwooden building;
may rest assured -that therein a hundred
awaysons. bf Bt.'. Crispin A l onging
for the bread they mt..the
linear this road there are scores of thrifty
Mewing towns, all supporteddirectly by
Ws Interest.
"The ehoemakers of Massachuasue arm
M a role, superior man. . They are in
telligent, sober, hard-working and pru
dent t. and the , Meat of them, who have
°Winery luck, do not strike old - arswith.
opt haring accumulated e nough. ; O float
• ”It Is a mistake to •Suppose that this
alga of mechanics is unpaid. • In. North' ,
Bridgewater Mere are very mew
makers who live at Middleboro', twelve
miles distant.. Thew Men. lire at Eild.j
dleboro' because rents arc clogriAlre
fares on the. railroad to and from-bar
less than-the difference , in mats and
other. hying exieuseer They get to their
'daily work at half-peat eight in, thement•
log, and quit at Malian four,andln that
time a ekillful workman cams from 04,40
to 53,5 q... But theworknien In the seem
who recelsciertsthen; this sum .per day
nog mot envy them, .In rdiddlergao . . a
sisguatti. - riliftte Pr What*. 1, 00
Pereons. on.the..yery ootekurs ektitie
lam
of
room, And.n.rit ATV- tg 6-
%Oat of lnintelprillillno t . ,rontAr $73
to $3O per Inttritinik costa the on.
12IPPrcororraler fOrdi_ 2 s.oce
ra. ants Oa
Wadi% VOW Nut . such' applest) 10
not, per peek. potatone .11."10 Per PPIPeI;
, oak troodrand yert_ poor, $8.50 per oort
0301, anthreeite,l l3 Per.thnliletir Why
ill per kierrell 'ratter 4 1 ,1centr.PerPuttud:
milk 10 cent; per..quazt,aiio so on to:the
end of .*__olliPter, Pal Ade
0 r
1„
_ehd\O -. Mite *He guidliellsYetr
Veroononty, Save money.. _ -
"The most Asict rxeterr4iPlon•pre.:
villain alt.coherh tc
lierr_ Ze d• Mien ..Work• - iff
`ingtte4l4 rhiqtned.: .eiteltgOSAdrahtir
,one tithilf.endrrOgilottaPthetiPerieguiren
_wonderful ditsietiVitt _d_yhtg. that - rip
thing,;, I t WA to•:Plikr *tont
PX PliP 3 l Airi: UpPenktmor the
soles,. AMR . And =View pa; 'tut
titt9 o os ccexpi v ia mons ,
*a; 091. 0 00ii 0 A117.".4411141And
th'exo44* secret :pf thei r • poetic
Vho,Norkpe;t4 'pall 14 the:piece;
an the . #4ll, ;make.' enabiee tthi
11194
lire! ttt - nuke
thecootottng no o .44llliely
BLut•Poi ' 3 0 1 011E . 11111 yrtille 10er
vzsitlt,..; • •-. • •
. ,Untattnrul ticiinntl! ,
Erma th e rtaisheiptas L.d,eer- J '
Within the last mouth or two there'
have been quite a number of defalcations
and teflon% fortis' of embezzlement ..ro.'
reeled in " the 'newspapers. 'Several' of
thein were • by, °Meat Of banks, and
others hi Personsin positions ;.of trust'
involving the custody and'safe' keeping
of moneys. " 1 " Its two'of these os l tes the do
tectedculprita Winn ea overwhelmed by.
mortifies:Joanna disgrace attached to the
discovery of their misdoing' that they
I
committed stickle: — lied' -this retitle of
the disgrace operated le deter•them from
committing the disgraceful seta, instead
of being.medecontingentupondiscevery „
how much. better they would have been
off. He onlyis safe who has no hidden
o ff enses to'b (H
e MOS:ere& '' In the Mae. of
a Government official, recently arrested I
in a neighboring State .for. the embezzle
ment
of Government funds, the scene at
the parting between' the offender 'end iiii;
innocent family is said to' have beer Hof
the most painful description, for they„ as
well as the rest of ,the world,
,had always
regarded him as being of the strictest in
tegrity. The disgrace of the dishonesty
touched them keenly, whiletwittiblmthe
deepest mortlllcatlon was hi thnsilscov- I
cry by others that ho who had looked;
upon with so much respect, was really a;
common Thief. ' Be, like most (Merit, i
commenced' by using email name of;tbe;
Governmenifunds, :but, :ultimately, like!
alt others; ho enter..on that. dartger9uoi
path, took more and more, he could!
not pay MA, Or, perhaps, lost iffpUrpthle
• • Thlo • style of tiapeculstion. does n o t
always hegin „in,. dishontalY. ro,r, i' ;
stance a man may be ndiebersing agent.:
He, disirs" stetter" stuni;Mid not' large ,
' silents,' for 'several I persOna. - -; He- bonows
A's dues, timeengto replace the,:sum be
. fore,. it , is,;',denandcd. , - Meanwhile. B,'
another creditor or pensioner , his dled,!,
and the temptation Comte to borrow ; hem,
the deadman; i.e.; from the Government;
-:and to correct the deficit In. his next rep
torgisettkog ,ifith. the living A, who is
present and trenbleiome.' Once Can ,
menced; die frond 'l3-conthatied;till the
mischief is 'protracted past recall'' He hi
detected and ruined. • ~ -.. ..;,„ ....... t
The onlywho sofa way for those lUndle
the money of other people, either intern!
stiMs or inanitdl; ii - never 'to forget thief
these-moneys are not their own, - Trust,
funds should-never be appropriated, bor,
:rowed or diverted : from their true. deptin,
ation. Whoever confuses! MI 'seem:Mal
' with : the accounts of other' persons; for
whom he is acting an agent, has already
paved the way for misiortnne and crime.
Money collected, or held , in treat, should
always be ready to tie delli l errA When
called for; and the 'Bonner the trustee
pays them aver, the easier is the perform.
sure of his trust. ,Mncitoft.what devel
ops into dishonesty is in the beginning,
simple disregard of this Principle; that
money "hold in treat foi others ',twill&
- never he Used by the trustee or ageat.,_l l .
hie own purpose& or any. Other person'S..
' ,except those ter wtteruthemorieybelonge.
A bid Estat has IrOWti nit; wlChinthe
last fifty years of' considering thehrtud :
tinge money .by a pasties °Mune' part
of Ute.advantageis of .his .position, the
perciuksitel of his office. So that he can
give up the principal When called for,
be Minim he may use it meanwhile; and
appropriate the interest or the usufruct'
in whatever form it is reaped, to his own
brnetit. W. say this custom has grown
:' up within Stir years, but it rosy possibly
- be older. We only know that there was
once a time when public officer" wereekt
petted to keep moneys in their charms
Intact: And we know that More meetly
the irregular`practioes; to which we hate.
referred have awed to excite that mil'
venal tenure they, deserve. • HoTerh' i.
,mint has aided the abuse by maaisg
some' banks the ''depointeries of putific,
funila.... The worrehmst , who Asem talk
iic - countituOitre what he is doing: Be
understsnds that Is hurting his depot' ,
its without direct ute/est, but he to repnid
in bank 'facilities' and secommodstbens.
The Government gets no return ofis
kind for Its daposilm , but the public o .
error his friends may get ; a returno If
they do net always do 50... Where there
are Mun•Tresszuries there is . churls" Mo
need of any other place of deposit.. Of
course there ere some officers who intuit 1
deposit in bank, for the want. of other
place of security; but the sooner the.
money : is turned over to the public
! treasnry,tho better for the officer and the
public. I
'.. In printer imoillaial life; newly orrery'
person of•busixtess or-social standing is:
often milled upon to set as the agent to( '
others..: The clear duty of. -whoen s tr tr . etc
orpts such a trait Is to regard it as ,
ew to plaoshimself where he ein ,, t
notand D
instantly answer mil denuusda , MC& ;
the better way Is not to wait. for "tech
claims to be presented, but to antielpite
them. Everybody should.: make a cleaf!
and well deft tied line betwean_his Oenr:
i ni
property • mode i "ot other people,
the
In his possesalon. Above all, he she id
refuse to hie Wand a . what he denies td'
himself. There are many persons ho
would ! Scorn to divert the . propert of
others to their own use, :who
are
weak enough to loan it or leoPard . l to
oblige otherik ' More then. one ••Ile
fasher," so branded; bete lost his replete.
lion by eimple Imibility to. isy”..zip,"
and adhere loaf, •
I
a t
Wrhy Walter Brimming tame gad..
' During the summer of - 1867, aBo n.
gentleman, together with his wife d a
' widowed sister were In Parte. - Of' co
they, among the "other wonders' or the
French o.ptua; went to bear 'Pere 'Rya.
clothe.; , • The widoW,who is young and
habit one child, and Ii 'quite - wealthy,.
' fell in love with "the' Pea riskily
feel
meetingawere brought abontirat watch
she expressed sOmtialoy Math! ing
'teceme radial. Althea& the Csrin Sul
hid begin to "espretaself • Inlet in.l
P d u l l n ic ot, go tar en t oughl i o bu snit 'lila tetiut i
adorer, Irbil .had :mere extended el we,
both - religions and_ pplitlcal,. regarding I
matterl Inc monarc h ical 'country, where i
'Church and'.State arp 1 timely ..alßcd. , 1
Undsithe tutelage O
of the Oaten .lid
the . priest_ become_ more end. more out
spoken lards ilewa, And. dually .It ts.
culminated In his Lel:lreland
'monasUo orders .and It sou' supPtetail l e I
hid goneld Pansy to - keep autet::_ltiwis I
not known for some time In France thsti
he badgone to America, but be,.: is every
body- tram's, amt. here,' and: liter
nanaining la this City some weeks.. So sii
tower rld of all tsAt _of, sUspicion Went
to BostOniirliere km mat _mat thei.lady !who I
haddiawntimldther, . Itweiwiththe In.
teriflort orienting private.itrairs ist Vance"
that he returned; put before; long. cab boa
-bra ' hinted,. he mill /storetor 'AUerica
land probably_ rastaln...bere, - _144; otanY
the lady, whaliudraWn. blin..wwiti from
t a thadand.and mother. church.. _ t -
•:• ' ate naieafiveown - Jeveeta.
..._ . . . _ .
..k.-cOrreepondefti, *hi? ---hi5.. 1 4 11 . - th e
Reiman crown_loweis me they are kept ,
i t , the highest room - of-the palace. The ' 1
.etairmato•are lofty, and .:the'ascent la ]
tedious. Fort tried and faltbfal seminal
of the watch and wardi-tiro
within liddtir6*lthotthl The - greet Or 1
lOU die:l'M:l4'mila' tar balltik -rellectlon
IfilkupdrlMV ThlroVettnyer the Xott•I;
nbolbyelicht tenth In - Weight, I am +
ialyad Mt Igteenbth'llat and: gem
„ a i
it
easen'Wohly' tcr..the: -gt.tellag - Ind.
- 131gt_lboald'haldltaae_lt:: It -w The
'sae ors kftotfolf a-bedpost.* The trope.
rfaltroinie of both Emperor sad Erevan
were "dant& etitft!moble jewels; the
ftirrnei,' releltablini a - patriarchal Mita.
demh,ahaPed, ctrectron - •.fts =daft a
. ii- Sorbed of five . mignittmat :ilia:
Merida; add stqfPorled by a wry' Large,
uneng opital" rttby: • Mann 'eta ella.
,Monels; lhaYolleged`andeltabnytkdorthe
Wild tea; 'ettpport• chit-yelp-. and
. chili, - iletted by lc hoop otpearld.4
bald reit 'ftier.brow - cartes larenty eight'
large litillbmta - The orblia sin
by t a ;feat eipphlro; vatalike".and Moe,
a - alit:olnd very large dtaroot4 , /Id
coronet `Of the VEnrfneal -it a-beentlftd
-iiiiiiii" ofilantdalte` geme. - -Akwall i from
Cridos kbeflinlentfacedi and slab( great
- einerildit;the Collection la not so ittiking
as that of - fdazony. This may be Wilma 1
1 to Me acted Mach of It still Its
1 , old allfeYeeMagi not talcolated lee ihe
meetadesedageona-dleplay.,- Itia kept
- corned IV Vith'`old Mont clothe:. , •.,
=Si
... I
=1
2i ,,.,,
-- EDfTCri'[dNt~.'
, tv esteem:aural.,
c ooo hiW 44 . l 'i ii , l .
-I ,, e i L li ! Poi'l, joceo7la. •
' , On
FridiY,Sftertheibpening'irie .rainok
wffitri were k- by we:m.93[B ittettly;lit
Van Jrniftingdtitt, a grtethiglitsretilito ,
.. ,
ed TM& the testhors :of Indlabraraatio
in Inettratvanissrabled.• .Itio.ffieemeri or
Latrobe, •gave salsa reading. -Brewer
burg was appototeAror the neat piAppi 0
meeting., •E55Me .rerifoo#Ol 3 l, :PM!' • 41 1 4
1114 .iatailiM* ol !,Y• eoffitix.i. • . Mr. E ' ' •
nortl kovollP__M ° / 1 15
11 9 ni i i .? f ,t a
y . , d
lA.writing, . 'gin „commltOe orewmotats „
returned a report which ea ilotiltd;
Viz ; PrDt 15' 2 briltee; 'OF Iriiin' titircrialh;
• -
Vioa!dalrt; p. 1.: lieatty; Viev Tire/dent;
Win:'sl`liwkrie, - ftecordintriSearetscryi
sailJ: Li'. traltlioar, - Correlpohdhigliec.
L' A Price libeling match. was then baldx
ono baudred words were pronounced for
ouch to write on paper. The patietinerb i
thiiii gathered 'snit submitted to s Qom
Mama fur Inspectlon..,,, • ,.. . • • ~
„Dr .I.he „afternoon the C om m it tee ' on
Bottling tendried that Di' Di Hunt' hid •
rdis i ggiswaiterds, kills .E. J. Saab and
Mr- J.A.Howell awls three.hilles Amin-.
do ffieniusty and Mr. J. inghtaffi 'oath!
fear Of the' Coe htairdred••prtinounoaL ,
The lir& not befog: a teaettarintteirinl'i
Wrri.a.x;i4: Dict io n .VI e .Rram OM. A•
Amster a ary wwit , ewers:fed' To!
bliss 'Braitlir•Wleitsrabsars's Elacationali
Works to td.r.:Howatit..Mid , art •ot Me ,
9tdrey,'e Readers to Mr. Ingre ern. ' Viol
other 'cimateatimtir'lmllite&"qrom i•• les;
to twenty-awl wards MOIL- ~. , ~, ......•..
.Soma, attest;
b the M 1 ~fiGolr°ePn -- - S' w h e i ” el i f van
inhere. The e eet l kwhether a d lhanm i
of• theachool-law,in. regard. M,ALrecliari
le., needed, was discussed by meiiisi
Singleton, Hayed. Hunt; Belt hndrrhert4
An address was read by Mincitargle,,of
Ligonier... Mr. • Elbseurtb, elq; lame.
more of his illastrations of hia•snaur ,,
able, "alined aLme_mium tor the p
mauakiiip exlibried at next J roaltMerot
made ,m . st, schoolirt Wes la
After brie f' addrinaeb 'br Mt;
.1:• - A.: Etteversron and Mrs••A, • Jose& te a
itupesintendent. the / 1 301t914915 1,4 04r0i
ed, Dx ; aingittg a doxology, an , bentli
c
len bi'lleiv. -- .1:37/fayet. i"'''' •- L•••
- ••••• 1
•• The trnaltuta was fn: many particular,
a parelitabie ,vile,. . and teflected in*
credit o9 those w ho' bad the 'tinkles
'islent•ef ir."'llut few torthblebtarrsts an
Instructora. were. not rerdilerli PiL th e
county.. The exerchtesporved to mu out
SA
thought :WA cillolidin fibre the t
Tile mtestrons were pertinent and
cal. The lecturea were on
.. appro
subjects, but with all these goodfeat "
there Might 'be "rilitetwimewevemeht
holding , another. , Ocul.. SWILL, Wail . =
should,;, - Wag, before the
of Unfiers lic.tile alike that theirtlLS
'par' . lnto • pimento.. MD their ..01.00•..
.and the trantalfttrterUP Pli=ooloa :
should, claim attention, A -ills
quieltiths'arld sutdiMeth&Diffinkament
of place. , Praotical istatrimtatstgrhandil
.understand _the. condition. wants 'no .
character of ' coalmen ' itffirnlar - Orillf
should DO engaged' aa 'Detractors let -
iit.itiitais...•Men.whe immoral? their 01
meat la the pulpit, the bar, the a
i
store, or the balls dr legialsidtmi'erer. ix "
ohm the best -Mstruclars, of. rursit • r
village. echoel foritheTe• . They . era ,
much like lawyers or physicians won •
held' giving laetrile/Sons to is/ewe*
about ortacising.or matortaldutiss..., I ..
ELILSOMMONs ADOIT/CD .AT THI yirSiet..
. , 319a#LA.14DTO. InkirriTtrill. {
I Told in tito corn - moil - school spate •
of PermsylVanist we have efficient m ean. .
for educating all the..youth within
borders..• - ._ •
D. That the teiChera"ot our 'comma
schools are colder the highest tAritigathris
to gualifythemselyes. for their work, tm
as to 94Compllah the design of the law{'
S.
'S. That W. teachers. enter our whaler
rooms-with renewed energy.totherwans
of oduastioa. and never isg till IgnO
L Washed from our Corisniontresitti. •',
S. That ere 'will' assiat •unr--wort 1
- . • .. ... .t - touffitt,feltnik et af
oar, artily in developing the edaattoqu
'interests or our &duty.' ' • ""," --- i -
5. That we enter -our •solema , prate•L
against the removal of. the ßible froth
our schools, considering that . to fall be:"
hind - in 'the moral - eMtivation vf Our
to let them fall intoperditinst. ~..
ii, That we are opposed to the rev -
t
in of a fee for admhialort" to' any an -
t rtromst bratty' teachers. or-ottssr .-.
sons ommuseted_witb_any_. sawnstellon to
take the lap?! .of any session of t
"DeWitt& • - - "• . - " i- ' L .
• t.ereat , -the .thankar of thin Mann kJ ,
be .tendered .te the Trustees of e
Lutheran and PreibYtatiariC7hurobbs
tho - Uee ef their - hie:see of growth' to
the-Pa. Central/L. 11...A..Y. it. Wert R..
& P.B, A. Soc . t•Dtarn tickets , to he
Letrobe_ Clailonet ffiallEg - bbd
Willard: - McMillanoMaChaimity:iW a
ileld and AWED& for•liturner and to the
citizens of Latrobe' risr liosidtallEy _ &
in - Wreath - the nibeling, - and tithe fil
burghtlarerre. for publtabingthe _
__ - • _ . ...
"Smiiierdanni..•' - ' :
1 ..
' Oiitti froditillie Vaatlitraintit
very pleasantrßabirdar nigbr; anti it
'seemed to' rum •no effect on *watts d
;Moo idthe OpertHoicsa.- , Edwin A
closed Ms eorsponent with t• Wild I
and •• The. Dramatist," In :which ha
las natal almost faultier . Tohight ,
Joseph K. Emmett. anYoullii oom Or.
tome eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee e e e the °z i t °
in the comic inundate diantinf t• ts,
/
Our Bonita Belle:ink: l ' 'Ve`wilf i ro.
.
dace, orighial 'aciip s Initf . danceit,' a
•
solo on the width hartnottlaum; a •nov„.,
ettyln the mrudcal line, • Tbe•an . • ,
romp. Prondsm to be 049 qt.. the • pi.
Se - Ai:lax: - or lieeielo:ef ht
Hanlon Brother', • with .Air : •
and the little Iltdsats, open !RIM ca.:
delay. of Music. . They attracted I.
audiences last Teat; add as a grind' •7
new feats have been Added to • .
re.
portoirS Gino" Shoo, in ,ocautection, Br
that inimitable, humorist, -Alf . : • •
they should' be 'liberalize Ve ••"• on
tribsvl'it. To gar= ids: of the •
mine% ' Atom Who days never ass 'it
should go arstlght. Those Who have II
'need counting. •• .• -• , - .' : . : • ....
._ _ .
• Pririsonon 'Tgitsswa.—A - t •ed
boom lined OS t'Old:Dritt7', ' .ic:
tb rr
most mescal' fieturday night.. 'Ph ear
rlety enttirbuttment seams to be,
appreciated by. the 'patrons Id
throng *be establishment elek Mid_ • lah -
Minager• Will treasury. All thg
favoritosarlll appear tonigh t.-"
• Tao • 031PRAZtle VAMII: in! 1 be , pea
every ivening.duting liSe Week. 70 , cel
ebrated and•lrsluable American. Di des
perteeiti to oil, of Pops Pins IXtb, will
, boon has exhlbltion•toctight. It is • •
"the , easel - of. 1:01. .1.. A Ain • of
Was' h ingto'n; D. o.,lonneri, Kin - . 1 .
Rhodes; of eta - K.:thy,-^ The is
pronounced a EIS4121601101:119/Itk.• . art.
°I4 le said to he Illetiettol° 6l .rfl • • •
•. • •••• : . •Ecreners : • IMposth. " - -.... 1
,-,
During the :month Ending • bet 1
. _
gist, ipti, • Coronas chariots:• iti•
,
. . _
gills op Jhol bodies
,:pi Qs ; . 1.. . I
;Craft* who carob to Fultleh . " . el 0; 1
lent.dsaihs In Alitglimgr coun ty: ',.- ..1
Bsoembsi Pd, Joseph .Ththerc ,•
eowiedthgral in cm'Wet.e " J
died; .4tlt,. Robert Lighthms • ,
death - front im b ar l eNub b leth. Arc.•j ;,
burned:l7k Marla Parrall,r.l a th'
death MCI - of ibial : •
Thiniel;dela Iran
reoelvea My. . lieB7; in the
wart, - *bile ' discharging bid , • 1 7-
411 IL police *dolt ; letbatthe:/ ), : Mt
killed on the •Ihntio, ~ • .
titb, John Beingiang, dea th f ro th • -
jaw; Pith, John: Berea: way.
killed'ey i!usagetftetheese ar leo r
sylvanta Itadroad 00mPlerz= obit
Dougherty, soldeeelent lb.
Allei bow rivets eige,
death foctu socidentalshocitsion
tr.as, Oh, Allan .1.430110, to . ,
IT shot -ma Obrisecteg• flume - .
ClesttUllotordaceildvit driltking. z
shoo c 2 41 kottcrc,isVurilinillotinki seal
:11 4 of Dictson. •Stewart' - .11 , . ' •
Brillionlatatioss
,stNvlTufa_
.• . 31411 / DI- 73 P 1 tall . . ~'• ,• .•
... Figie z euelylie; 16%14 -
al,' - taaaritara" a* Inuadida pd
(kW. legumes beidelyebe , .
[ which& si:talitag ar,th the 44.
1 yeti* , There vie a number twee
h os eld o d d itibs ia l ubbu tite Yesr ar .l7 ibibb .
0,
;b
road.. on Abe:books' of - Um
not - ineluded would Was
number of :inquests. WA M ae
leaf elmet iwohim a* 4 .
. . ~ ... „
C,r ni ` ll l
Vas lest sad el:lowest ocanasenstst Wad Nally
.6 #440 4 ' 4
No Baer, MtcbViie or masc~llf
Effl
l irltkent tr.
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.
As 11T5...4......i..........:14:4.:4 ;11110%; 4 0,
Clubs of tea 1$ ' ..
i•cm II ftrssthea ignueltostsky to ilia getter C,
'urea a elnbei Utirfolgiastit , An requemd • .
,ictietimigerukt..,••, q,.z,., 3 • ...r.•,,y .., t:
AddZeill
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PERRIMAX, REED Is CO.,
.a Lt
. ;Y 'Oregon Railway!.
two W o ok i i'to'Oev.,4
. pa otigbrttaib ' :t lY'
pasalnQFitattoK • a .reti Wh
.bovirYhliit
reltY,'On'thei't.,•a- P. reed,.
thaulmicuoienr threw er
large atone Into a passenger troach.,,The
adults was thrown with.suoh force as to
tase tbrengh. wlndor, and epllt the
panneling between the 'windows on'the
other' bide 'of the car.- mem am - wee
crowded: with poeteugess. St. the. time.,
sud,thu torte Cu either side of where the
stone stincieiretie dcataPled by it gergle
&Su and tady.-the stone Passing rWitial
slew tactagtof, their heads., ,Effortawera
made to discover: the. perPetnited y
wlthont yesterdatt.whea
Mayor iota was informed of, thtzuret
of one John C. Were. atAtcDoy's on.
charged,with the cowardly sot. The
alsymgd . htiusltsl-brdnght ' , Were , to
thhrelty,iand !after , exedninattan.brand
WI/Lover-in :the cum . 9 ' c..f 500 P3SI ' 4.,P,'
pearance Court.
•
- The" Wet 'Of - .Pstiletc , Dougherty.. ter
pladneobstruoilone ..tMert. Ad=
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
near TrAi.t. V. ~ eth6
and i Maul .
1 1 =1 4 '..1 . 1[411 : red " hy'lat of=i
nod Pittsbargh' &trout Ortuptint OI
Ire immediately divided 'among the per-
WWI Intibg the.
Dougherty's arrest and convention . ; ttnt
the persodll'Who made the.linfed. 4 ; We
understand stun ~thls,...rewerd.
fr .i ffere : 4.oothPi.C,ST'r n .T:P i an mmiliz
' 73 ilionsur Aitimons .and:.5113212111 ,(13m-
Amy, itho.frobhed :Abe. Oleyebtad and
Pittsburgh R. it:eber 'Freight 'Station - Si
audiefterareest.
bro M ke O
llallat.Bridgeport and.-,St-Olekw
irißeorpre re : arrested.. upon a reward
offered by the, ceiiipiny, and urn suffering the penalty of their atm:du the
penitentiary.
.4.wa.sqpicvp Letter paii : • fiCtist of
iiio iCial - papal's' ' here' contain tit/item :ate :..
relative to the-religions . convictiorm of
the IstemutSectroun7 Stanton— .A.Carho-
liejeuertfil to Its correspondence sapid's% •,":
tie Intended td become a member of that '• •
Chuich;tottiti liati recently, .."-
rienVentlitteettltett with . ' on
per
~ el .. ./141 1 4heret /he' in
. • .(thae:4iihril3oPS2i: at the :
troth of these !Wiles; viti:sitthal to?
have no fouedallon..whatever, ' laic - t
may.he mentioned.that , Father. O'Connor
to , A. Inuit An- ••Baltimore,: mho: - nes .t .
Ibiarepßishop,—liehsedevoted'him- 1
Witt illto the colored peolde t and _ --,"
I. ' utlgsilt -Ndiglotts — common of • i
- drabiiid' hf that city. % Vas probe- 1.
Itllitlei.ate . tha t Willis:ln reference to thin
auhieet th lilf; BAto.i.ii,tnY9/.ll' rt th
Ailllitg.A .4 -. . -..- . - • 1.
"ktpOOTAVnaltTisEle_ l 77 l3 *
arNOTICE,-The Stookkold. • t
• Z/th oC. lite.9VDr.r*LuAvr! La
411,150CLATION will meet st their Halt Tam. 4
pietist' SitllONlsKraitrusa7WS: lITO.
.beirwitiet Pm to:mm.lW els sadwiereir2.x...tor
D.rporwAr Pto‘°""
mnins rm. "
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Also Tozefetiof largo oblosuats of
NeW erell New Nene
StGAR and ELASSES.
. jar They give 12 per ototktare
Ot WI - Sugar tri d Holphead._
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