Daily national Republican., February 16, 1870, Image 1

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VOL XI
WASHINGTON CIT.T, D. 0.. WEDNESDAY MORNING, EEBMJAttX-.lG, 1870.
. NO. 70.
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InTCBHAt, HtTnui Riotirti jeitcrJAj
arwe 20J,T 87
Tin nmootit of itlxurti rinorUJ at Ibt
prenos bs;eaa juUt&aj vai out f 3,000.
Admiral FaariBvT arttrtd bin teaUr-
dy, Rnl ti Itorplnt at the ArllogtDa. Par
log me morolojc b caiim rIid hat; p-
partmtot, aafl via la cooiaUatloa wltn
BecrtUry Robeioii foroeaily twaboon.
Trbri ll rtaaoa for bellotlnff tbal tho
somloAtlooi of JaJffM Blroaf Vi DradUj
for the Uolte4 BUUt 8otjm Coart wIl b
coaHraedaf lb next eiecotlf iciiloaof
til 8vQAt.
Bcpirtjaor. Dwtbr. of tforttiern OWo,
yeaUrday Uleftrapbed to Commliiloner D
laao Ibtt b had taUtd Is CUTtland Ibo
recttf jtoz boat of Mr. Dolmen, coalataiog
a larffl qnantlty of hlgb wlnrt, aod tb dli
tilery of Allen ADIeMi, both fur flifraot
violation oftbirtuana Uw.
Tri ruiqratiox of CapUla EJcar 0.
Boweo. IT 8. A., nnMfjrnM, ba teen ae
pt4, to lake-effect Ad jait SI, 1870. Tb
order of th War Departmant relUTiDg Tint
Lt eaten act Plactdni Onl, Flnt L!n tenant
A. WUhart and Flnt U eaten ant O. II.
Palmer, from duty la tte fileTCOtb mili
tary dUtrlct, haa bean coaflrmed.
Cituirs Bulroid Miarnia Th C1U
not Railroad Aiioclatloa promoted to hold
a meet! of at lha City flail laal Tenli r, bat
omlog to the Inclement weather the attend
ance wae not Ufjrc The aiiocIaUoq ad
Journed fof one week,when It wai anntanced
that eminent epeakere would be prtieat and
addxete the meetiaf
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Tar roLLOwiKOcnAvauof poetmuteri
were reported yeiterdayi An offlce eetab
lUbed at 0 ailey' Gap, Carroll county,
West Virginia, millatn Atgea appointed
poatmaaUr. William II. Uooreoftppolated
poitmaater at Kenton, Kent county, Dela
ware, vice JortpbJloepJrsmoreJ Lerl W.
Lattomnt appointed poitnuuter at Town
and, New Cattle county, Delaware, tlce
Jamei E. Wilton rerAOTra.
Mitl ORDBVATbo-fblfowlDZ naral
order were uaaed yeiterdayi Ordered
totcnaot Commaoefer It. IT. Ratface
to ordnance daty at tbe nary yard,
Mw York. Dvtaebad Lleat.CoumahderW,
W. aUolay fromaJpialdnty-,and orttradtO
dijty At ine lYaTRl OOeerratoryi Llentenant
Commander Wo, K. Wheeler from tbe
nay yard, New York, and ordered to tbe
Colorado! AaaUUnt Fayrmaater F. 0 Alley
from the Maumee, and ordered to eettle fata
accoanU.) '
tri UHlTRD Btatei Truivrt ycttctdaj
recdred by mall, a redout front, a Wnteni
Tlixfnla farmer for 13,000 In bond to llanl-
dAte hi dcbU. He claimed' that tbe cot of
priotlof; the boadr did hot amount to mncb,
and their rtftuitf raise woold enablAhlm
o'retaln hie property1, a' hij could uid tbeta
among tbe raoaey leader at tbdr marint
ptjc. Tbe TrcAaurer rtapeeded thai the
OoTirnment had not ai yet become to geo
erona aa to latnb bond wlthcmirecefTlng an
eqnlralent la lagaUendera. y p
Tub mecarnoR of Ure. Grant yeaterday
afternoon taal attended itf a dUtlHffud w
emblajte, and waa trnly MnrpllmeatAry to
the excellent lady who hAareadared these
noeptlonathepioit brilliant of) theeeaton,
alrt." Grant was alted.by Mrt. BecreUry
BtlkniiMri-BenAlaaUottob.'Ura. Xttpre
eeaUUre Memir, 'Mn Ocu. Dent, Hit
Bdnn, aUaaiOadwaUAder tot PliTUdtltiTa,.
aara. (Mwija(aa uoca, qi Jktttaca., aunt
MUa Nellie Grant, the danrMer of the rreaU
s:wmvj:,J!j.uith
tklot that could b m dono to il!T W ""''
lnfferloji. Upon UlfrfhU lutracuml
from Comrnlulotir rikr, msdlcal ujiptln
were lent lolhen. nd expetleoced ptiid-
elDi tmplojed to uend them, throoxh
wfioie nertlone V nop wi pov w vno
rTiu of the oliwie.
Qeoeral Bel! lJi whet mkl the ulm
ItTeUllmoretobedtoloredti the fectthtt
6f all the IodlaDB la Montaoa these are the
moit friendly fo the whlteiaat he moit
diepoiod to accept einuxauoa
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eo rapid that the few mea there cohld doI
die graf ee fait enottsh, and they had to fill
op the Ice homo near the fort with the dead,
and then coTer thera sp.
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yeaterday tranimLUed. to lb (iterctary of
Treiury4 fa tounteifalt nAte and
eeln. found la a box which had beei stored
Tlbe dettSn4er3hniaArgTiiTh Ui
wai addreaedtrjufmpaKeraligppOfear0
had tlOO'la bora two-andi half-dollar
piece, tp9iDAnrranf nauaijuarB, ana
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cilt.tt Balloaal
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PrgfroaaUtaar aoaaa for th wfcolt waik.fr
fur aaairaa4raatafawrkMaaraUlr aa4
pack propoaai paaat fca aairaalioa by roapoa
alkla poraoaa a( bldaai
Tb rtxbi t rrrt4 ti TJct aa r all at4 alt
(0al4r4 ta tb latarod ariliapabuaaarvle
Th aiopoltlk bid tb U4ro4
Biol fbk daial1 Aad furwarJai mall
delphU UajaM4alftUJ of UAcoonterfalt
colt had either gt4dMor allrcr lalt. The
rj perTmooeyrvU BeTdwlroyed.
foraiaacebnThe Feari ofSaTOT.wlth
Uaggle Ullehell a Virli, wae wfloaiied by
an excellent audbace. To-oljht will be tbe
laaopportiajty onrTttl,en,wtU,AhaTe to
tee AtAggU AK'XThA FeArl.' To-morrow
eienlog thinewplAy-of ''tori,1 la'whlch
the! lIUlo lady hM aWbW' great 'eacce,
fill be presented wllh poworal ca... We
haTe been rnueated ,tp atate.that thepei-
formlnca at the mAtlnae 6a BatnroAj aRer-
noon wiuoe, iuet yrqma pi, "AiAiia4n na
notiBeovrwatjaar. a orawiora vwa -imt
dratattlk'hai bolyUnprllDCi avereoqe.
end tbit lit & Ordrer; av Tle attooal, on
thahlgbtQf theiVaValnatlon of Presldept
Xincoln. i ii K t
LailMt Talacrawblfl Bra. lla
Uri. Rouuaot Itoen, tried for lha mur
der of her half-brother at Newark, N.J.,
hat been contlcted of mamlangbter, with a
recommendations to the mercy of the court.
Tbe body of Greenwald, recently mur
dered at IiATAna, arrlTed la New York
yeeterdej. and wae taken In charge by hit
friend. The fnaeral will take place at an
early day, when a large dejnc-nttfAtton I
expected.
The AmeilcAn Free Trade League hold a
meeting on Thursday, tlie Hath lost, In New
Tork. Bercral Congreaamen are expected
to dellrer addrcet.
All the relapitng ferer patient In New
Tork have been transfeixed from Bellevae
IlMplUl to BlackweU' Island. The Board
of Health hare engaged a. building lotto
Sixth ward at a temporary reception house,
and temporary raTlUoni are to be erected
on the Utand. The ferer la? howerer, de-
creaslogi
Assistant United Slate Asseuor George
W. Tomklus, of Brooklyn, under arrest for
CDllaaUnx money under false pretence, aud
U artln B. Cook harpea held to baU .It
the mm Of $1,000 chArged with comptlclty
In frauds alleged to lure been committed by
Ex-Gorernar Farrlogton.
Colonet Thompson Morris, of the United
8Ute army, wae burlad In Cincinnati yea
terday wllh mlllliry honor.
There were 3,331,113 cigars and 033,747
pound of tobacco manufactured In Coring
ton latt ytar, aad 1,080,936? tlgare J8
manufactured la Newport, Ky.
The Duke of alontpenilcr left Madrid
yeaterday. Dating U rUtthe desired tol
remain Incognito, hel hi pretence wa
kaown throaghoatthecUyj- It TU reported
lhat he will proceed to London.
Commodore Btepbea Cbamptla. United
State nary, and last carrlrtagoAoer t the
battle of Lake Erie, in which he commanded
lha Bcorolod .f rTJm which takael lha flit and
' . . a . Hi . .
tatt gun wat Ttrad, IU iiaagerontly ill at
bU retldence In Onnalo, N. T
i 1 1 ii mbii i n i
Torolg-a FertOBKl Vsllirf.
M. Utrubbcc. who ttmaklnr AAubllme
eodtaror to unite tbe Eoglltn, and Greek
Churche4hu arrived at 91- Petersburg.
M. BiKCiL, who turned M. OltlrleTwut at
deputy for Fan, la anSerlag from InHarn
matlon of the cheat to an extent which
eerloutly Alarm hit Mend
tbxri i great animation, ay ma nan
(olt. In th American colon T In Farlt. Oa
the 24th nit , Mrt. GentU garo A btlU And on
tna'juin, ra. uowmog un ine siai aaa
following Monday there Wer7 to be recep
tions at tbe residence otMr. W. 0. BJggs
Tan nwlin Bodaltet cootrtrarV ' as
cribed to the Iterolutlonlst Bakoaula. In
1819 he headed the Insargvot In the-treat
of Dresden. lie wae afUrwardjtlren up by
the Auatrlan to the Ttasilan Gorernmcnt
and sent to Blberla, whence ha escaped, and
It fiow at Oeder a.
Fataea FiAaaA BoRAPAiia ha not yet
atlectad a lawrer to defend him. lie 1 In a
desponding mood and look! forward Id Are
years' aeeiution. tut ooiecuon to tne oo
preme Court of Justice lie In the notion
tbt-t the Jury win be composed of larre land
owner devoted to the Empire, who will
f sacrifice him to eafe hit conafd. Prince
Flerre enjoy a certain amount or popularity
in ine jraaDourg eu Antouie iq coaf0.aaet
of hi bat In j married a daughter of the
people.
iTitAastnTRoby tbe Figaro tkat Bert
zovikl, the Pole who shot at the Emperor
ofRuttlAln the Bolt de Boulogne, la the
Unlrertal Exhtfltto W, ' not dead, a
latelr reported, bat that 1m aacaned from hi
plaice of tranportatlee (New Caledonia,)
was Absent three or four days d artog which
ha underwent eoeh trrlratlone At to J'uln Lit
oattltbtloorhBd wai then capured and
brought back. llaU aOwylt 4d4.,laaitAU
of IniWltlty, and cm that account, U treated
wlth'Wduigence. , '
Tan Xnoiu) EiODUt Gbai D-amii-d
tor LiaORRRA. -X retolulloii wat offered u
Vba IIqum of Delegate lAtt BAtardAy, dU
reeling Inquiry a to whAt meaanrea ahootd
t4 iakoa fo prerent lb drain Of labor from
virgiaiA. vy couranauga wiuk aeraraioi
thai nrooriataaTa of thk labor AXehaaraJ la
Richmond wo hare gathered tome, facta end L
BgnrM DioHDr au auia auvjact wmca aajaj-
prore, (nurMUor. The demand ferlaborta,
th agent tay, It eonatantly on the Increase,
while the MpplyUM wcoMrdlealnUh"
lng. EtpecUllykrdiidngthA lAai waekUr
aenerat fttaarewA' ltBtUti.
The recetAloa of General and Mrt. 6her
mAD, jU their retldeuce on I street last night.
brought "out an Immense throng of the
beauty, fAshlon,iutltlgeuee and dignity of,
tlie.eApIUl fromihe hour of"9 ocloek
wherflhiguesU began to Art! re ualtlloag
after, midnight the haodiome parlore were
crawled. Tba host had alto larlahlj pro
rlded refreehanentt for all his gueslt. There
wat an uohtaall ltrga attendance of ofll
teriof thearrayahd'tmty'Ia uniform, acd
the iollcltea of the ladle belog unerccp-
Uonabte, the eccao wat one of unusnal brli
llayv
Among thestlngulthed peftple" present
went Ctbtnet Minuter and their wires
Gen. fiberidav.Gen. Townaend, Col. Dy
ton, Cou WebftCri Gen.Mlchler, Gen. Dent,
Senator Harlan, Williams, Abbott, Tipton,
Spencer, "Buckingham, easterly. Sawyer,
Ross, Sherman, Robertson and Morrill, of
Vermont, Represent U re Eldrldge, Jooee,
of Kentnekyj Lawrence, Nrgly, Falne,8tllef
Upeon, Wlaani nearly all the abort being
accompanied by ladle. AlstfUr. MArthaU
BrowatMr. A u. Mtuet.Mr. Lewis ciepiuue,
Mr. R. B. DarU, Dr. Ctapky, late eoaninl
at Bachireat, Hon. R. S, Hale, Mr. Robert
Ltncolrt, ton of the late President) and a
long list of other well known and distin
guished name.
Tbo I'Mbadr Kdaietlnal Fand
Aaaaal Sfilmg mt tk Truttaaa
Tbe annual aetaton of tbe t rut tee of the
Feabody EduCAllonal Fund commenced yea
terday, when there were present President
Grant, Admiral Farragut, Secretary Flth,
Hon. Robert 0 Wlnthrop, Ex-Gorerner ,
M. ClltTord. uon. Wm. M. Erarta, Qorernor
Graham, of North CArolIna, Qorernor
Aiken, of South Carolina, Bishop McIlTaioe,
Chadee UeAUeter, or Phiiadeipuaf Mr.
Bradford, of North Caroline j Samuel Whet
more, of Booth Carolloaj 8. Watson, of
Tenneeej George Eaton, of Baltimore,
with Dr.. B. Bear, th general agent of the
trustee. The teuton occupied seraral
hourj, when an adjonrnmenj wa had until
the arrlrat of Mr.Feabody Rutselt and others
of tbe member of the board
Latt erenlog the following gentlemen of
the hoard were entertained by Admiral
Farragut at the Arlington. Ex-Gorernor
clltfonJa Mr. Whetmore, Geo, N Eaton,
J9.J!lf2liLtAl8i Wf McAllUter, Dr.
B, Sears and Mr. MeAUUtcr,.
Mr. George PeAbodyRaatell arrlred here
by lata train latt nfghU
Tbo Warttlwc rapla.
It U mnnoauced that an extenslre strike
among tbe workmen engaged la erecting
baUdlage will be eommened tht week. At
a. rarant tnatlnaT of tbe cmblOTer avVeaoIa
Uon vat adopted, rcdueiojr. the .wtge of
rUuterertl0 bdcklarera. ntAeoas and laborara
The period of Jabor of tbe plaatcrere waa
alto extended from eight to ten hour. The
ware of mason harabacn reduced from
SI 60 to V 1 a day st tea boon, And a partial
strlka of th men (Bttstd on tha new Had-
. .... . . . ........
iro; aapot, na aircauy ceen
AAtj "TTi r1..(.HH
bob Rlrer
reported in the lAdatr; TTie IlaBUcra,
anion;- which baa been heldlag eeTeral
meeting to take Into contlderAllon the
proper course to panne, baa at last deter
mined to adhere totheIght-honr law. In
cam the employer refuse to rescind the
obnoxIOM rule. It It asserted lhat a central
strike will m commenced among tha plat
terera, and will extend U other branches of
tbe building trade. The lloboken ferry-
which bat been Incorporated bystue State of
new 4erty, wiin. power to noia una
to the amount of f .0,000. The society hae
ninety member, embracing plloUi engi
neer, firemen,, deck hAnda, ticket' taken,
ferrr ttorekMoera. earteoteri And black
smith. Each member during' IHnett It
imiiEWg BY GABLES
UKEAT BK1TAIIT.
rrwa4lwKe of ratllanaNt La4
Brva la Iralaad-Iatradacllost
f a Bill aa4 Kpaeeli bratr. C1a
taaor' Loxdow, Fab. 1J- The Kouto of Lordt
transacted no bn tin ess of Importance to-day(
ana adjourned at an early hour. la the
House eCemmout the benches were filled
and tha gallerlee crowded. Notices were
gtren of bill to relltre bishops from at-
fteadAaef oa Parliament and to reduce the
ratea of letter and aavanaMr twatair. A
denial waa made on the part of tha Gerera
tecnt that negotlatlona hAd been entered
upon for the renewal of a commercial treaty
w. lib. France. Mr. Gladstone then rote and
asked leare to bring In a bill for land reform
1A Ireland.
He referred to tbe day on which ho Intro
duced tha Irish Church bill, when other
measures to meet the demand of Ireland
were promtted, and he taid ha would now
proceed U fulfil that promise IT recapitu
lated the history of the land question since
1833. Tbe necessity for lie MlUement waa
generally admitted. He hoped there would
be enough of all partlea In faTOr of the pro
posed reform. The best talent of tha king
dom had been appHtd to the solution of tht
problem, it must gratify the Irian people
to see England glrlng yean of nogrudglag
labor to the undemanding and redress of
their grlerances.
Tho recent agrarian outrtgea were not
due to the rerlral of tha question. They
were net of frequent occurrence In the atrl-
cuUural sections, and were rare In the purely
Celtic onef. In Ireland the land (enurea
were widely different from these of England
and BcotUud. Tbe Irish landlord usually
differed from hit tenant In politics and re
llglon, and teldomllred on his estates. Tbe
tenant wat bound tolmproretho land, but"
he wat often deprlred of tha cropt he had
planted The people bellered that the land
wat their own and had been taken from
them by conquest and confiscation during
the latt ten yean. While tbe rtlne of
labor hae remained stationary tb coat of
lit leg had Increased, and the prog rett of
Ireland had been checked htir A century.
Ltgulauon had done nothing for small land
hotden or the peasantry.
, Mr. Gladstone then rerlewed thelcgUla-
UeaoalbUfcjrXta.aTrr.rtVact of urIob.
and contlnned, eaylnr emigration, wat a
good method of relief when TolonUryi but
when in became compulsory, and men were
compelled to leare who wera wllllnrta ra
maln.lt warxue, and angered lit Vlctlmto:
in tut we oi ireiana,wnere toe tenant wat
leitt secure, the ralne of the land had not
doubled la ninety year, while In England
It had trebled la that time, And In Scotland,
where th Uaaot was most secure. It had
lnereaied sixfold;
Gladstone then enunciated the fealuree of
the Ull, which h propoaed to introduce.
it proTMea ror ma security of tenure, the
facilitation of transfer and purchase of Undi,
for loaat to teuAutt desiring' to pay. aad to
landjoalatlqtaabla them to reclaim waste
Uodi. ,
allowed $d a weetty and on tho detth of hit
wiia receirea v lor iunerai rpenaes.
Each member's widow reeelret ltd. Tha
assoetatkm has a library of 800 Tolumes.
Tha alrika In, New Tark recantly com
mencedbxthAfemAie pAratol maker) ttA
baan nDeetsfnlJn earlr eyery il rmbATinr ac
ceded to their demands. A trade union of
the female PAraAolj maker 1 laeomreoof,
lonnaiionu orer awo vuroa oi uiq moa
ramalea at, work at thla trado harlng sli
tha roll. Tha itrika of tha Diana
maker Jn three of the principal factories) U
NewTorE'itill-coptlnuea, TOmao hiileg
qnItwork.U,U.MMfWthai U handi
now filling the place or the itrtklog bell
uepli
rfabl
STATE LEGISLATURES.
AlaADAHA.
M ORTOdbtRRT, Feb. lSv Some days ago
tha Gorernor approred the bill reorganising
the Mobile city goyernment, and appointed
the Mayor end Aldermen. Owing to tome
tampering with the original bill, a select
committee vat appointed by the Senate to
lnresttgate the alleged forgery and Interpo
lation, and to-day they reported .hat the
bill eegrotted, "a bill to be entitled an act
to reorganise lha municipal gorernroent of
Mobile and to provide for tho election of the
omcert thereof," haa been fraudulently al
tered. The alUrallont consist la the addition of
tha following words to section one, rl
"prorlded thlt thall not apply to the Ux
assessor aad dly engineer," and In the
eratlont, In taction eleven, of tha words,
"tax assessor.'
The testimony thowt that tho wordf,
l(proTlded thlt thall not apply to the city
engineer," in teHlon on of Ihoeogrotied
bill, and the erasure of tha word, "lax at-
tettor," la section eleven, the lama are not
the rtanlt of the action of either branch of
the General Attemhly, hut are the retail of
fraudulent alteration, mAdt After lha third
reading of th bill In the House of Rcpro
sentallvet. The testimony farther ehowt that one, at
least, of the allegation wat known Jo the
House of RepreeetvtAtlret to one or more
officer thereof before the bill wa returned
to th Senate for concurrence la the amend
menU made by the House It fa now un
deretood that, at the bill approred by the
Gorernor nsrer pasted the Legislature, a
new deal will hay to be made.
No legislation of ageneral character trans
pired In either House to-day.
I3TIM1DAT10,
TnraU I Operata Bpen Menabcie)
line Loaialaaa llatar.
Nrw ORLBiH,Feb. 15. Aclrcular signed
by order of thelCO. L. has been sent to
member of the Legislature. After referring
to certain objectionable tills now before
that body, the circular concludee at follows!
"Therefor you are warecd that If you did.
a maj way, louauiaiia aun naaociai
thereby dofr
frauds, or oar ml t tha aaaaa I biama law.
oi a a tit a naADia Irrartarabla irlurv la
flotation of rour oath of offl, aod lo dlira-
f your eooaeleaea, w will Tint upoa
rift but Juit uaoiihmtat Ton har
lea btwD fha fcosast dlseharft of
naryUnd LrgIlA-
Tho new law I to be administered by a
court oaildtralloa. Ulalcr eualom ara ta
be rccttftdaad. ImjWaa,aaiA tiinjc T1
to find Are to be paid for. Ejectmeata for
non payment of rente re to bar all claim
again! tenant. Notice to quit at to be
glrea to tenant, one yean1 lime from, the;
tJkOBQIA.
XlactUnpf UalUdBtata eoatsra.
Atlirta, February 13. The Senate and
Hon met at 10 o'clock thlt morning, and
at 13 proceeded to the election of Ben a ton
In tha Senate, Blodgett, for tbe term com
mencing 1871, received 31 votes j present A4,
not tcAIovt. 7. Farrow, for the term ending
18T3. rAu& 04 vote present and not
voting, 10. Whltely, for the term ending
tSTt, received 23 votes j not voting, 9.
In the House Blodgett received 61 pres
ent, sot young, 55. Farrow received Tvj
present, not "voting, 40 Whltely; received
.'. aTrRH n? Toung, ti.
Tb Democrala niAde no Gd'JAtlont,
generally abstained from Noting, prefer
ring to rely On the admission or Hill and
JillleN
Tha Republican candidates recelred nearly
twd third of those present. Both Hooset
mecttn Joint convention tomorrow io An
nounce tha result. Colonel Farrow It now
Attorney General of the State, a native of
South CarctUna, eduCAlod al the University
gf Virginia, and It a Union man. Major
K. A. WhlUIv It aollcitor eeneral for the
Inferior Court, wat a, member of the con
emotional convention under the recon
struction act,
TfXi.
ActTiir, Trxaj, Feb.ilS. The Senntorlal
election la fixed for tbo 23d Inst. The Of
teenth Amendment wat adopted, nd tha
roanawnin aenencmieat aai potted lha lleuie.
Tha prealdent of the Senate hat been declared
taelrgtble by pen. Reynold, and unseaUd
MiPelatoaad Elam, oanteryatlrM, In
1 . ,( ,l iiri.fMt. Jt..-l.t. V.. Iva
end of the current year, and cewwj art UJ' ... .. .-.. ...i '
to W JlTlded between the Undlore and ! "' ." wlt'
tenants. The bill wulbe read a second time
on Ihe 7th of March.
FBABCB,
IXaaprlal iaraaal -'lalereetlaat
DIla la tit Corps L clalatlf.
Paru, FthroAry) 18. The1 Empercr 'ind
Prince Imnarlal vlttud Bolt do Bonlogn to
day' ThirnaejerlWBc bm(bUj recotfrod
from Ua recent lUne1, ikatftd oaths late
-The Empress Eagenle It quit HI, and
could not accompany the party.
In tha Oorna Larfalatlf to-dar If. HhaTal."
ZSSSnTS-- ?' rt l-H. "
STwAflS
KK
r,nl"t1fVA,l!tfWl
amauiyswvenioiajaj
rPyAU't eoxyheA.
ah of nugren
I'Prolv
By er4r t ike 4rtrauaktr 0aal'IT t
UroTolOoloaal, OaarUraaaUr U B Arvafi Cblof
Qaartaraaaatar lpaitinal f VUtala
Wall Onni HouiR. Tho ralnttorm
tdfnetwf,
entylnhiB
.Vol'ihgreaS and
jwfflmra'ss
tiaguianx luteresqag and jmououAi pnw
mat listened to with eageraatttractlaa by1
.HtaikAai tHtara tva Aen-na.t n.Aw.ir.alAttAi.a
UKUVW n HV .IW HIHIHI UMItmiHiyiljl
f their high gratification aod pleasure.
rMLsa ffJoene exhibits her fine powers of txu-
rteriAl portrayal to greA. "jdranUgsr In th
cUiuctsfV MVryXefcV nVother char
acters were well tuttalned by the company.
of course. Tr2tcJiraif ilfaaioUia
"lithe KwnewlIliriUff IImVI'V geerawiio
har. tfmttfiiil or k,l(l&m oil wAtir ti
prodicloff "jlhe Stoope to fjohner," ap
Hulni hefaelfM thaiprl(tU Ulaa Hard.
caitle. Thle company UUflUatf render'
' '""i t l.'eoperloi it jto.i ani If who.
paij of ladle, oljepssattaj, k. )a a h.ld
rail H.t. .. u.l a.'.L a. . . .1
breatOoj, afal not ovr-da the part (at It
somctlowJ the case) byrliUcnlQus Jheeplsh-
oest, the piece wlu be a treAt worth antic!
BafUtvPox Awoso turIpouki, Com
mlssloutr Parker haa recalred a letter from
Oea. A)f. Solly, Supeilattndeat of iadlan
ASalre ror Montaui Territory,,- re(er
enee to the ravages of the e malt-pox among
the Oroe Ventre trlbeiof Indian ktthe
Jort Drowtg agitcy in tlial Territory,
bsce lati Oeptembef , when tbo disease broke
out, ill deatht have occurred, learlog only
about 1,300 of this nation allrt. Zrery.
two the number of negroee pplylag fur
wqik naa DaaaaarvriaiDKiT'aiuBu, ana am
they UrJj)t to ivaUeaUTaflaeae-.' ''
l la eaUmaUd that 1.800 hidlvWtttl labor
ing negroea, large numbers of .whom hay
tAmllAe, have been tent out within tha last
tWO anonthsv From thre to four hundred
f these were never In the city, but were
proetred front ouUlda placet and tut dl-
recur to their destination.
l All hut a very few of.theti ntgroet have
wb tBk to .at cotton ana tuctr piautauona
of thai South. -i i, '
The demand be log ta much In excess of
the supply of ILls cUjaor Uborere, the
agepdee profest to offer them, many lodoc
menu to coaae forward 4t WM the casiatm
untn lately for the cost of transportation ol
afetivdtvtodedKtMfrfrta hUflnl latut
mint of. Wage, bat 11 aowXaralshed with
'laAntDortAUon freeu ."no dedoctlon Deluz
Lmade except In casesNrhere tht hand Js ac-
ianHiii pj a wuo or 'auuarvn idi
wgM for a fint-clAs band on the cotton
plantation U represented to be 110 per
raoqiBa aiga"aoure are rouniaa a nay
work, Extra, pax being allowed fo cover
time.
On the sugar plantation "the worhlog
time U mutn Jongef, aatl th labor much
harder. It 1 aald thai lha narroea oa the
pUutiUon are required to w.ork Xrm IbJr;
aeon, to cifniaen ooars aacanay 'viagc
vary iron Taigeupsrmiui.' xoeiaoor
"""l ?BBTwl " ." "'n MTF art In lha rSamhar raall. ranra.anUl tt.
i, louiiavaDMn nouawaao resume woric. r-v - ... ,, .-, -
apavtrvmon In Naar Ynrr rItv h-ava tta.
tltloaed ajlnbl fb fwt dT .tha lawiforv
bidding th ate of old DArral for repacking
rB?
Hoar and meal. asMnlap- thaVwaeh atora
keaper will loae 154 per ajmunvaanhe old
Darrexe wui onag iiiue or novniog aa
klndltaf wood. iTha New Tork ire tabor
bureau report that during the week ending
February 18 then war 4W application for
woik. to wltt from.103 men and W5 woman
The appBeatlmit for male help were only 84,
ana we lamaia neip -. niruauonrwera
obulned forR3aeaAnZwtitau Zt It
awerted that lb workmen In Pari who at
lauded (he i crand Taneral ofViaoxNolr
It,i,n)lb)Lgtrct:tt. XiOOOjAAd thAt
the entlifj loae to the trade from tha cettA
lloaof work waliOQvOOO.Tn;iUn Fran
tHsco,CV)beA Are 7,000 laborer .out of
wortr, ana n it propoaed, lor ineir reiiei, t
commaoca a
trX'oremcnt,
y ip in '
U UtflCTilicsrTrTis. It la la tMmLJdfe
rafiKU jUie wnere we Denoxa woman, in u
hertrlorT not a doll to carry alike and
Jewelr not a poppet tob flattered by pro-
xaue adoration, rTtrncaK)-0Ay,uicra4
to-morrow i admired hot not esteemed)
ruling byt passion not affection ( Imparling
ocr wano, no. acr couaianc, vu mi aaa
fw, nviTQioi
S-'ttS&W""1-
keucei tpreadJott ebaetfalniu annrnd her,
im hi aaati iharlnr the decent refinement
oiiaa world wunoaaDamrxiroua oi inamt
placing all her Joyf and bappltw' lathe
auAqahe JoTe. iA a mother, w dad her
th auVtloaaU, the -Ardent laetrectrttt of
tbe cbJIdre-q,'whota' th ha teadod from,
thel (afaneyt tralaleg thenv up to thought
Md vlrtae. to piety and behtYbttacej ad
dreiilog ihem a rational being tand pra
purihg them to beoonte msa and women In
their turn. Mechanics daughter should
make f he beet wrt lnhe W ( j
1 Tin total saffeeafio 'from coal at at
wiuacoa.ar, i V, ip j ownwuaij i;ubtaBk im
a follow John McQllL, agat'tweoty-thre
majority of tha country,
Thlt caliad forth anlndlguaut denial from
Ollirlv alUdaclredtliutapreeatMlR-
lstry wer the.'lrne. repreeentaUre f lhj
majoruy, and, tupported by It, ther would
do their duty
A wla eoreramenVha oontlaued, eon
oIllAteioppotUtoniputdo1 not iaclflclte
pollelet. The majority It rot Intolerant,
but the minority hv no right tohsrfiiioejlo
BpeaKin tna pame o tna naiura.
Jules Favre declared tha Hlnltttx hid la
iulted and eaJumaUted the party of the left
Oluvlar concluded ta ditcussioa by tw
lor that tha Government WwUldpenUf In
HtllbetAl coTu,sa,hut wouM resist dARgor-J
out agitation in tne iireeu or oy toe pjestv
-- Mt-mw -a
Atmir la'Bayar' J
" PiRit, FebruAry 13 TU apeeeh of tie
King of Bit ail at tha opening ht the Fade
ral Parliament It 'not Well received Vera.
Nearly all the Journals consider It menacing
In tone. U L&M't taya the' famUy of King
Louis, of Bavaria, haw met at 'funrch y
consider the quaetion of recommending hit
withdrawal from ''Hi ttuoa. taLlhtrii
thinks tb nutter may become bee'of'nd-
aiuuat iiuwuapta ip. yciwaaj
TI" -
Tratl JaMpaff th Araaawlaa.
Tloui, Feb.. 13, Advices from CouUnUT
nople npraaent that tha Armenian!,, fat a
large majority j rutve decided net to recog
alte the aotijqrRj of IhalTpariarcIvroc tha
reason that; he U loo feeble td rnllit th eni1
eroaehment of the Pop of Rome oa the
rlghUorilern.CAthoUes, Th Turkish
Qortrameut Isdltpoied to snrpetl the
Armenians, and fear are enterUlaed $ a
schism between them and Rome,
LG LAX AM A.
aNawORUixf,Feb.l!L--Ia tha LtgUla-
tun to-day a bill wat rntrodQced appro
prUling a million aad a half dollar to th
first tallraad'completed fiom'S'ew Orleans
loTtxAtV1
FlOeem taction of th election bill were
Adopted hthe4IoujtOHday. U comet up
to-morrow at vntSftUhed butlnett.
IxXJIX BTX.WAK PA.
IUaauiDoa, Patx. 11. Tha Sonata de
bated th Ull allowing writs of error to the
BBprem Court la criminal case, and finally
th bill was patted, ortr th veto by a vot of
aaton. ThlaUlwaalntendedtogoTernlh
Bchmppa ease- ,
card of
haabole blwaB tha hoaast dlitharra
your dntUa and th wloalog of our raapeet
andprotetlOB,oa thaona h aad, aod eorrap
tloi. bribery aad speedy pnalihraeat n tb
otner w kaow your rtxtdeaa. A your
rota will be naordad ao will w act "
Tho Timtt commenting, say nothing can
be conceived more anil American than such
circulars. In lb darkueae of the Middle
Ages they might have been used at a meant
of Intimidation, but they have no legitimate
place In the annalt of to-day, and should
be frowned down by every man of common
sense.
TCBBKBftEE.
CatTtttIoH fur tha rroteelloa af
tyal X..
NiinvTLLx, Feb. 13 A large number of
Republican have arrived, and will partici
pate In the convention to-morrow to devise
meant for the protection and defence of the
loyal men of the State The convention to
day Adopted An amendment to the Slate con
ciliation setting aside a poll tax for free
schools. The body will adjourn next week.
lit work will bo sab ml tied to the people on
th fourth Saturday la March, when ll will
probably be voted down. Much dissatisfac
tion exists on all aides with the action of tbe
conrentloo.
ta TroabU In tha ffakll tltj
Jovrnreat Momxs, Feb. 18. The newly appointed
mayor, aldermen and common council met
In the Mantel pal bulldlnzt at 13 o'clock to
day, forth purpose of being loatallcd Into
tfaalr raanActlvA nfflcfla. Maror Frico re
tained dote possession ot hi sanctum, ana i
thai .it..' eTiamuw waa appropriatou
to their proceedings. Harrington, the new
mayor, being eworn In by Judge Elliott,
proceced to administer tha oath to tb alder
men and counellmen. Further organization
wat prevented by the reception of a special
despatch to tha register, which wat handed
to Harrington. The substance of the dispatch
Vat aa follows. The coaientt of thlt des
patch It given In the clr gran from Moat-
gasoVJ. m
vranaB BatTraca lis Mlaa-4.
CmcAOO. Feb. 1SA epeclal to tha TrU
(ttrieaayB tb UloaoeoU Hooje of Repre
eenUUrea; to-dAy pataed bill, by a vote of
S3 to 18, for ab Amendment to the State con
stitution providing for a female tunrgbni.
It provide that women may tow upon in
proposition that their ballota u recti tea in
special boxe.
Beveral Bmnbera ttaled that, although
opposed to woman suffrage',, they Tfted for
the measure la order to hay M labntlttod. lo
the people of th State.
The 8ent. tts iappoe4, will coacr.
ThHrtht PaIOBjatlrad-Tlg-raa
PraeecatlUaaArBetrTef a
lffwwT(aiauafiKWFaUriairy 15. rro-
UmlnArj enireyt tor th North era. PAclfia
railroad are oelng jnuhed forward w;th an
potslbf dltpaUb. rir pRrtlea are now In
the field, And Another Wrr-" next' Thura
dAy. Tho report that a courier had been
dispatched for tha survey to t suspended
, until further ordert, are Incorrect.
A bill was, lolroduced Uto th LegUUlure
yeaterday proootlnr to lire fitaio Uo ilq
payment of the TtpsdUtexi; Cfctf rallrodd
boads.
a. lAAkauajrah Mchaies
Cbicaoo, Fib, 15. Th St. rani fre. '
this morning ejtpoeet what U CalliAlmJ
Und-rrrah tohemo waici it Mug wot aaa p
la tho Mioneaot LerliUItrraad to b
carried, If poealble, by corrupt eOmMnAtloni,
over Got. AoiUa't yUh, lUiibJeclt are id
divide five hundroi thousand,; Aoree of In
ternal lmproremcat land which (Jove Mar-(
ehall and Autlld reeobimodod be need to
pay lire old railroad boqdl. J,
Th iKaliimar and Ohio, aad the
'""'tb aaa riumii Kaiiroaa
. i in
tare
The Annapolis correapotvlent of the Balti
more .Shi, la his letter dated February H,
teyn
In lha UoUSe tO-daT the rranlnLlnna ta.
lire lo the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company were again discussed at length It
wae undentood that tbe aetata would cloao
and the vote be taken at two o'clock to mor
row.
The whole number of snccclies dnrlns tho
seven days debate on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad case Is twenty seven. Th
lawyers who advocate Judge Mentek' reto
Iflllon were eeven la number Meter. Mer
rick, Mctane. Ellboorn. Marbury. MKcneU,
abd Chapman. The lawyer who oppored
Jndg Merrick resolutions were twelve In
nnmner M8sre. iatrobe, urown, iiaiawin,
noblltttll, Nelll, nrrlngton, D rattan. Mar
tin, Street. Hopkins, Bowfut and McCrtfry
iw iminur wuo warn not irwjci wuo as
Bkcntct inoii(inau rnaoinuona were iwo
Messrs. WooUoa and Blake. The number
not lawyer who opposed Judge Merrick
resolution were save Messrs. Walhla,
Oolton, Oorman, Wiley, Wells, GAtch, and
Carroll. Whole number advocating Judge
Merrick resolutions, eight Tbe whole
number oppcilng them waa nineteen. What
Edaybetho final action of both bousee on
the aereral reaolntloaa will probably be
shortly determined, and all speculations upon
tat euoieci are oi ituia yaiue.
T&e (Allure or air. tariaintneatJnate vj
a, vote of 3 1 10 totmend the charter of tho
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company,
on the second reading of tb bill, to at to
place that company on the earn fooUflsr aa
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
la reepect to the taxation of lit property and
the bonua of one-fifth of it receipt from
pataengert between Baltimore and Wash
ington, has settled one of the Important
questions, la part at least, of the railroad
cootroreny. There Is no doubt that the
House, and perhaps the Senate, would, If
the financial dlsputee between tho State and
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
could be eatlsfaetorUyaetlled.repoalthe pro
vision, requiring eald company to pay Ihe
But one-3 fib of the receipt from tho pas
senger travel on It Washington branch.
But whether the Baltimore aad Ohio Rail
road Company would consider It equitable
as between the two companies thatlttlm-
mens property m wis niatc noma ov aa-
6Ciea tO UXauon in lieu VI IHO iwuua, numr
the property or the Baltimore aod FotomRO
Company la this Stale, If worked In connec
tion wun tne rtortnern ucnirai iuuroaa.
Company, (aa It could bo no doubt more
profitably than otherwise,) and using lie
motive power, rolling stock, machine) tbopt,
depots, Ac , In thla Stale, would be very la
conttderable la comparison with th mil
lions of property owned by the former In
thlt State, It a matter of doubt. Therefore,
If tbe friend of the Potomao road should.
Insist, at a condition of the surrender of tbo
bonds of the SUto, thAt the BalUinore and
Ohio Railroad Company ehould b placed
upon the samefoottog at tho rata4V
. lAl.Tillim thar WOtlld. evett, 1U IbO
contingency above mentioned, be another
qaeauon preaemea aimcui. u wi.wi.
atn. Dr. V.17 walk.r.Bd Bnipl-l...olL-dx.
'Um. n.. Wkcr. harlor ooooalod tti
cjntlr to pail op tho HUaoarl rlrer, w.i
Interviewed at New Madrid tyr theedltotor
the JUtuti, and In th. eovn. of th. eon-
rtraauon jaary reiavwa u. .t.n.u.
amumg Incident oC her war erperlaace In
ueorjiai ., ,.,,
1 1 ireineniiy rou. uumuo u i.HO m
rtaltad the farm loueee.whera 1 foand mnen
daiUtnUon amoni; the women. Tho men
were renerally anaent in tne uonicucrM
armr.orhad fled at onr approach, lad
ralnburid to a great manr lick amooj
.ku j..iitBt nfwrvl.n.. On ona occaalou
Iicalledatthehonae of an old Udj, who
Vaaaut', ans lu quit, a pretlT jonug
daarhtwUrllgwlUilur I praerlbad lor
ttlold la an,d tnralahl her wUh nudl-
hr rreal
no racial td In thaliwu, alept wllh tha
daighter. Boon altar J wa. ca'lod upon ta
rUltarerj alck Tonnj ian in in. aamn
nelghhorhood. uj propef medleal tteal.
Sen! and auction, bo wat loon conn
liiont, and I aaddenlj bcaae rorj fa-
aqaainknat ncignooraoou- iu.Kg.nMK.
cqnnti of mj iklll and learning were
nolaed abroad, and reached the earl of tho
old ladj Jail mentioned. Hotlongerterlwai
orartaken hrnlght onuldaoftb. Unw.-'aed
called npoa th.oldlad7 for another nlgbt'e
eotertalnmenu To mj anrprlae, ah. aMmed
rtlneunt and heiltatlng, and then aaldi
f juk her.. I'm afeard of rotttl'm afaard
ii let jou aleep with mj danghter again, for
i mn aiMira y. m . . f...i ""
Uir. ant woman could know aa much about
Ti tried, to dlaahue her mind of each an
IP.
W.UI. thU.il. jU,uT!m
lor iDim to loppu ine aama.aiioftlarm i -.T,..j.r .-..i. r. .-.it
lahorera, which arc irtry Vtj pbhtlng in
noil them. Ther hare thomaadi of ordera
tathalr booVi at ihlallme. which Iter hare
oaproipeelorbelnjrahle to .-Skojul
nntg4 ..... tv ,
' ' i i. . j u
' Tm AoiTkllli CooT BciiiDili ruanT
or If AKcnovcnm amp Uir Aaaier.
Uallrnanl'i Xtumpr, of the lilt 4(ian
nary, hae the f.llowrnff rwort of the ao6Ye
pamediAiat '
Aiubjecl of eonreraatloa la dlplomalle
clrcln In a icandat of which a prlnceaa of
the Imperial family ot Aaitila tal mad. hen
aelftheherolne. The ArchdachMi Bllcaheth,
tired ofth. nototooy f ooningai lire, qea
recently from the chaieaa ot SoclorUa, ahaa
il.nl.. tia. hu.K.n tli. Ar.hdnk. nh,l.
ftidtnand, and ber fonr3 chlldrea, tobrden
loieeioe wpna, ort.huiVviii vrvn
ukeiaiiuMt)urr,aniinwn auoati.
mhark. for tha United Stalea. Th Arch'
ducbiM Ii SHywi of age, and U a
nU.UW,
euie
ingbVet. of the Irchdnki Joaeph ot Aaatrta,
aUtlaa. of llugary, an4,atopKKlntly,
later mt th. nn..n n t..'.!..!.... ..'
'.' J- 'l.T-T -."- w .ub.wm.u v
V!.,w,V-t.,M,,",rTri or marriage,
of Doll. Ferdinand of Unliiyib. hnMh.rVr
th. COnnleaa de Chanthord and of th.
rrincci. Man. oi jionrDoa, mother of Don
Oarloa. fhe.ubaeaiieiitlymirrledtMArtllr
duke refdlnt,hd. - r ..
Adauebterofbersrit hniband ta tha wl f.
of Prince LnltpoM of Bararla, and oneof
iuq mat nMiiuy iiucciiei m auropei
nttor. had loll bcei morod. . The men
weto, not leeo after to ff. hi. Theipaa.
waaopeood yiiterday, and bothmev were
found dead oif th loor. ItwaaeTldentthat
in. jonDgmaa iuui mufaa a oaiuruay
.Ight, and tearing a coal Ufa, burnlog made
ao urorUIon for the eicaDa of the a-aa.
"Ercry areuue of e,aapa waa cloned, and tha
aoor 01 in. hot. wai icit open anq ine
damper I. the plpa'ahnt, thna ihrowlng tht
IAU of Ihe polwo lot. th, room.'An In-
qnui wa. y.iu u ".jor ioiiini. mv
latter male a th'gk-samlnallotioahd
tare aakli.pplna that tb.dec.aaad bad
bun dead aome tblrlr two bouri. Tha
Terdjct wae "death fronljhalyioii of,coal
- . -i,
Tnr. CLitur. lallnosce of rorcata boa alio
bean obeemd In AoitraUej In tb. OUttlct
otZallarat It'becdmb'itrtklng lhat ilnce
deforaillaicwa.lomraMioid.nn d larre acala
(rotnthe nara t8A3no18S, areguUr de
I creaaeof UeimouatottalafaU-frou37 37
Ittchei to 11 S3 Incbej-rhad taken place.
... UHIIIUUI)M TI.. ui iuu iau;.,.iM
now created the offlce of Inipectar of tbe
tale foreetiv The tmaloeat ol thla oficlal
will btu I. prevent th. clearing out of the
iore.il, ana io hi aiHr me caring ror ana
plavilafof-foriiula tarloui parte of the
uoloiry.
Tne weather In London yeiterday wai
clear, iboogh cold,
Lunon. Feb.lSTh tola Janah-o lonr.
nail cooUln'ecounl,or tbeogigemeat' at
Rio Terde. Tbf "rull(l.ira'mider the com
mand of Colonel Vararee. .Manlted aad
canted theAregnayan latrenebaunt. with'
out Ion. Ifipei;. near the Icane (u ie
uon. oomo oi ox pmctn had gone ercr to
the liraiUlUn,,a ,
Tb.Caw.laaJUll.)l'.
Onliri, Feb. 13. Tie. Canadian .'.fila
ment waa opened ,thbt afternoon by the
Gorernor General,, who mad. a rneecb from
the throue n eingraUlaiu the Tarlla.
raent on the'Mneral prtnpecu Of Iheil.
naltiTAfl- mi m w
Tbe trouMet lu the Red Rtver country,
which bATarlieofroiuau, unfortuqate rait,
ftpprehenslon .of la Intentions of the Gar
crnmeat, Will be met by conciliation.
The lateeli aWce fbbw ttatha aUrra
wat subafdmp.tl pernio rtlMenjto the rep
resenUtloot i ln.Gofarnraea"t, aod tha
hope UeirriirjCatpeyactUeDJciiier
to dlfQcnUle,y
rroupt aaiifahia.ai ml a CHaelwal.
ruiLAORLiau.Feb;19.-Jamea Par" '
burglar, Wai arretted on Saturday night
lAai, waa convictea to aay, and sentenced to
uteen yean and six mouth In the penj.ten
tlary.
aii BlhU 1st tho rahllw Sehaala D.
1M r f he STtaelaaall Cart.
CiiorfniAtto Fab, lS.-rTha Julgta oV tho
Superior Court hire reuderej. a decision In a
cjf Involving the readlec of the Bible In
tha ) publoj f ehoobi Th Action, wa to dls-
a-klalhlntnartlAr lutraiAffvrta LV rari LAif . i-a.
alalalngihe operatioo of tha ichoot board
orpijy uuS uiat uw rvaoiag d iob uiDioana
Alf reltglptt iMtrtcttoa lapnUlctchpoltihAll
nutporratetodJ JaigeHogenheldthAtthe
"ptptbvlon of th CouUtutioa recognized
relltloa of ChriitUiilty, Audatknowledged
IDAS reiigiorj ana morautj were necctry io
goodgoverameati that the Stat naed wll
gloa ra a maaa to promote good gorern
mtnt, aod meteor in exclusion, or. ail re
Uxioua InrtmcUou of tha Dnbllo echooU wat
eoalrary to th provlslona of the bill of
rights. JBdg Stover, eoautrred, And the
Injunction Wat made perpetual- Judge
TaT dlsaented.
Arra('r si Malt Bob bar.
Cfnoioo, February 19, Mrt Jones, th
drirerof Ihawaeonwnlch laket the malls
from Ihe Chlfiajro post offlce to tho Rock"
ilalARd railroad, hu beea Arretted ror roo-
bin the raAlU of brer Viro.om ia drafU,
UlthabU ha been for a long lime, la
ctJouectlTOMriiAcxfflpllci, thorite to an
ouif-tha-war elreet, then cut open the bagt
and UauACtAUrgo number px Lellera con
Ulnbg draft therefrom. I(f4 hot knowa(r!
tnai no dab ercr iaajbii money
Darlac Babberr-
FLiaAtTRi.UU Feb. 15 nht btUallabV
msnt of Cooper Con ad, nmlh, and Market
ttreoti, waa entered by burglan Utt night,
And 'robbed of 300 yards of tllk, nlaed at
about $5,000. The thlevee etzected an cq-
trance through an ladjoltilag btnldlng' on
Little atreet, In tho rear to the roof. Tbe
good were thrown out of a wludow to con
federal who war 1a watting Is the allay
The ratcals made their xlt In the eanio way
they had entered.
clue and torn needed delicacies, and gave
t,-- .. .n,t aMAdr rwllaf. At her re-
Une.; I remained a! nJtTht, and there being
Ahthr Rtardi-'ti Idnle.an
MosROf, Tit, February 13 Ocneral Bt.
John Lldiell, of Catahoula parish, wot killed
Outhor.aleBunfcrJBt. Mary's, hear his plilcc,
yMteriiaylilh1 eaClntfhAer, The
tAta af tho W. Miry'e tAyt the party who
UUed htm consisted of Col. Jones and bit
two eon The Immediate caaie of t4 horn
IcUt prtglnatM la the tamo transaction oat
ofw Vh grew the killing of John Dixon, j r,.
at tbo Boston Club, New Ur lewis, aome
woeVa ago.
The raaaarivaala CeB t ral Kail vaad
raiUDRtrnu, ro.io. ai in annual
Mllng of lha rennaylvanlA Central rail
road to-day a report was suomuiea snowing
the gross earning! to be over seventeen mil
lion and a quarter, erpensee over twelre
millions, leaving the net earnings at fire
million forty-seven thousanl, exceeding
thossof 18W by seventeen thousand three
hundred, and fourteen dollan
TlaTabla RaainMr
CsAALxaDwiARO. th veUra acUjr. arad
70 yean, and tha author of lb hlatory oi ih
rbiiadeipbu stage, oie IP. a'AaiAaeisnu yeaterday.
Tar Unltod Stale iteAmer Seminole, Uotd
Key Weat. arrived at rortamontb, N.I1-.
Uat evening, and It anchored at TnarantlBev
dob waa oraaraa ta A-QruaBoo. in ooni-
quene oi ynuow vor . boam
Tba pertoaa Arrwto(p qring'i the reteot
trouble In Part hv iiearlt all had their
prellmlaary eramlAatlooe .Tbn: frf one1
nanaiwa ana loararBocia HjarpcBrueioni
Joan A. M(Ttror Wa huog jeiUrJay
morning aT St Jobb. Jf. It , for tho murder
of Catharine YJ1, hit intstrest, and their
chtld,1n September last, Helen written
confession.
Tha Bad, F-Aacleco And Northern East
railroad hM orgaalted, Tho tootrporAlore
at prominent cApltAlU, They propose to
balid a road fxoto, near San Sial to llaalds
bcrg. In Mendocino county
Tm man Id pal election at Salt Lake
passed off quietly. rThe Mortaodoi-Br!g
hamllV ticket wa elected by a largo ma
jority, Th anthorUlet. dUcoa farad tbe
women from voting at tha election? though
tome half dozen, of them voted for both
ticket. '
Rutsu hat made a peremptory demand
on tha Swiss Goyernment for the surrender'
of a certain Mon Who took refage In Swit
MrUnd eome lime ago. At there It mo
treaty between Rattla and Bwltxerlaud for
extradition, the government will deliberate
uton Ihe mattert
AT A. meeting of th Ltijuor Owalcn Aa
aoclatlan, hey on Monday, night at 0U
iuBrwagiBU4uawro aaoptea uutractiog
th executive com mil te ta doaJlIoq Dav-
greu to change th InUrna,! rereane lawaJ
aval ocoiioc. an iuh qo, oiaigUieu pirit
at the dlstlUery or dUtU'ery warehoue.
WaUlTATRORf, a wealthy frmer.of Perry
county. Ohio, It la pursuit of hlLwlfe,who
escape with Qeorg MePhenoa alias Col.
Farker, Sh carried off tbo household
goods and $1,000 lq money. Mel' be non
and hit paramour have doabtleta go to
Kansas. Ravnor (bund tha arocklt. and wilt
probably return h?u leering hi wife to
iicr jaie
TRR Loadoh Toaau of veatardaV taornlnir.
In reviewing Maoday evening's debate fa
raruament, rejoioaa ioat tne uovernmeni
hat Adopted the IdeA to often adtocated In
ihe columne of the Itmrr, vlxt the with
drawal of troone from Canada. Tha Timtt
Admits that Canada la tbe only English col-
oay name to do invaoea in time or war. vet
peace le ao Assured that It It foolish to pro
vide now for Ita rupture
Tar Iuke de Montpensicr hta arrived it
Madrid, and Is In Intimate bjunjcallon
wunucnerai rrrm. lie uat baq long later
vlewe wllh General Ftttn ahoV Admiral
Topete These clrratuaUncta; yCAdte much
comment. Durfng the irtstonjof the Cortet
on Monday th 'Gorernment Interpolated at
to tho urgency reTlslon, of the, treaty
with England Drf'th elay trade, slavery
Ulng now rejected-by ntUonil Contdence,
and the right or teArchr Which: that trAty
gav to England 1 leading' (a Ttxatlout
Interference with the Bpanltu share of the
ricu cominBTCB vnta AinCA. Benor oaiveu,
MlnUter or But, repllod that by the treaty
Kd gland paid 13,000,000 for the right of
search, to It wat a fair bargain) but tbe
Government would Invite England to rerlse
the treaty, at Spain would no longer conn
tcoanceor allow tho Importation of negroes
nttVms.
each halt aa thatj U aoHha. ;-balrl"
n ' ,v'J " know." li the old woouai
"fplkaha. got aenrton. way or ruCenfnc
halt oathaU keada lathea. d.'yi, andSyb?
Ill Jut faaleaed there. I'd ralher not let
yop alee p with my daughter any more. Toil
know too much for. a woman." I tried other
rneana with better eueccu, and greatly re-
A CnrntBRBatlrraaw. n.-...iL
Ionia of creation-look poste slon of tha
choice seats, and thn tb femajaa were al
lowed to distribute themselves around like
bolter on a boarding-school tllco of bread,
occupying a very small space. Th faou!
were arestca in ine beigbt Ot Celestial
fashion, wearing rich silk gowns, valuable
gold bracelets, diamond rtnga and tbe
umttealthoetlmAglnable. Thetraditional,
Poadsrout hAlr-plo, with bead and gold
decorations, waa worn, by eU, and tha- tott
ing head and proud bearing tbowed their
Opinion of their one hone baoiBet spo
cLally of themselves. Scarcely had the
chair received their burdens when the
bowl lb centre ot attraction wa trana-
errea into a miniAtnre fishing pond. Each.
Chmamen selzad hla allrer hlntrafl chnn
stick and made a demonstration on th
DQW l, nowpicunc up a caoLoe moreel, and
then losing It through the derurity of a
raisciuavoua isuow on tne oppoetto eiae et
the table.
la partaklog of the food a Utile gallantry
waanoUeeabU, th lint load on the chop.
ttlckt wae contlgned th fomalea, and they
managed to take car of It. Two tea urae
were placed on the table, and from tlmo. to
time tbe male flUeJ tbair Uttla China cap.
aad drank thamtcrve or helped the women.
With Lha xeaDtloa that tha irALhArlnrnaa.
little boisterout, nothing- derogatory to rtbo
anair coma oe eaia. un moon-eyed 3m
tel became Joalout of her atcort, and at h
Arose and leaned forward to assist a female
heathen at hit rlcht. tho slUv mored hi
chair away Great waa hi fail, but ho
Joined In tho mirth caused by the Joke, aad
lawy tor
a toast lo English "My father la ChinV .
wat cartful not to silent hi lady lor svfte
thAt An Intelligent looking ChlnamAn gaw
and all drained their eup.-S Vdadsco
JiVUttiH. c
Tor attempted aisaialoatlon of Trlnce
Arthur 1 reported to have originated with
two New Tork reportertf-by way f a Joke.
ooaitrolUr
evad, on
VCR 'KtanT.v0i.LB, axlale.
of Hevada. died al Canon, 21
jauauaja
ArcMUoti,
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that iba '
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la gtuiir
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ia maJo aa-l Hportad br Uorw A. i
li7it4,Thoaa Dialuy Bfy1eUtfaaUW
m'...t Bl-dlaika abata aall Had aaaaa naiiia
STTi'dir fbaeaa.W IWa bV flal.y latl. j
tX aa aoatrnad atloaw , ta Ifc xtTat'7' J
Urof b abowa oa a beTar lha lot aar ol atata
B.-aliprotldadaeopyof Ibla orJar b ri)4 ta
juaton ctljr, oacolo aatb of ibra aoeetialf y
Itaiuraioa niaifO
BoaUprotldodaoopTof Ibla ortlor b ri4 la
ijci aawapaporpriaMd aat pabltatt! la Waab
ira ina uiairni uiren niii
or in oarv,
AlraocopT H J UtlOS.CUlt.
fab) fMw