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. RI r.gs.. 81 -
A WISE DARKEy--It is said that the ex-
Emperor 81 llaY,i has the nice sum Of two
and a half millions U!dollars invested in the
British Funds ifthe story lie true, it is n
proof Of Soulonque's sagacity and prudent
torcthought Loui Philippe made large in
vcstmcnts in the United States and England,
anil his family are now reapirg ths benefit
Of them. Louis; Napoleon has, through
agents, made investments in, this country
and Gyeat Eritai:, and it is said That thcre
is scarcely aruler or prominent poll 'iicial IN
Europe who does not recognize the policy If
laying up something "ior rainy das, :. where
It can he made available in cnse ii. rcy eln.on.
Ro'lo'Hue. therefore, iD.making PROV ision
for pDpleasent weather, has only im;,a,etl
his royal whit ''bswldcvs and cousins in
Europe.
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.,n Ass.saREEESMeS.A \.

:. Axbtsas l Gig .;lp4 fxossstlAwn.
ter in the Journal q ;onnei.itss, sadtsses
lengthy Communication . to Mr.fsSecretsry
Toue'y, in which he u, + wouaasr-
ful scheme for laying teegnph cable BE-
tween Europe and America. b,yv isabineerging
pondcffs5ddg ahtkbfs IN tild Sdtto.tf Of the At
lantic.o Attached 70 these anchors Az. to, he
iron wires, sustaining air, ti;ht bioys tssthe
depth Of from ten to twenty hthomns below
the surface, q which depth he iconjcot,,res
the'waves to be still, or nearly still. T.. These
bpooyf are e, sustain the telegraph;c wire,
enc ' otsed in 1su.ta percha q x. }6ngti inter-
Aals he would have Sill larger anchors,
attached 10 Of sreatsi p'DxeR on
which he WOULD construct Telegraph stations
.: ton a'k' sss aai ss9 ~, n'neT
MI: Gsp Bpqa4 md M, Robert Harlan.
two, we'll known 4 4 gentlemen of. the TURF"
sJo 'th 'neso Fosk -fxtk isspeelD laking
With. 'thsnS SAAoiheh sto&k. Pq. American
Thoroughbred bonsa.,ni uoa-oo
Il is understood that Robert ouiE Esq,
has beesanpiqate1l hs.io .Rrsideat for tho
elere 81 district 1tt9rnfy ~ bf Ristrict Of
columbiA !. Me have not learned nsa II whether
the. ro,a'a.tien has tass confirmed,
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tbe<.lied>- AsxsC, they be. 4raaS-
shipped g. io,t1r' pa0iieahts ,v4tat flowing
into the Mississ ppi and into the Lakes.
The n i%'sSs ts; s H. -! x g,
other State ENJOYS s1sncIt, Aciitiess.a Afslishl
,ise Of ground and fsW' miles Of distai e.
are I'LL that separate rivers hd5wiins tn differ
ent extre4hess tfxN 6Nhs Aheyiaa. 10y on can
. "a ,s Ah3hY 2 Es,s Z 81 ,s1i5sbt1aY he
You ean taks' third ,Fodte' and Saa attis
bead SAIL 81 III fi ence,
atlera short porta,3e u abs bead atefss u
the Columbia, sail on down to the s11sitle
13e1& .yYoaosah nkesA uiAhsoutA bH.dr,y
OF the Peace River and another portage 10
the; head waters 81 the Frazer River and
g On - Puget sounl',rits 2li5oss %
"0x ,tesms''i;are2 the present mean, 81. MAX
ing:the, connections bet wees these different
ts long te|6Q Ills ;4hadoby skvarst 6a1Al or
A4s6aI a9 l45nA inqs3s3e FtK ,sieY
facilities Of shipping her pr ducts, and clioos.
~; her iharkets hat is enjoyed by; as o. Ter
:'l.d country III lti TIE Xyof l IA En-
e"e"g 30afy'Ass ,',2';oiioz y45ngoa 5.t Inor.
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O The Chairman an Of the pennsocratic
State Central comm,ttes 81! Wisconsin has
written JaAge pouglas< an eloquent letter
exhibiting him ID visit Racine On tie coming
Fourth Of Jdly,, to address In" Democracy
in their State Cohvch'ion, on the political
topics of, the day.I understand ttat he as
sslres SelAtDr Douglas that the only yayl to
restoEe tht, eDes.sdracH il the NorthHsst is
las platform. '''='ts ~
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;. 2 70 7 TT. :. q " 5.stt
Arrival ~ sof soke 'Yss 4 r"if from
/ 1lYfHlHM 4fl HaaDaJ2
r. g 7 ]sr5foH; 'eh Z las2

;rbe Overland mail q ibe i1,h @ bf;sas
two Through 'ppatsskeHseh. s'i' raxo rn.oesS j
% The steamer Uncle San, LETT bhdps Rran-
troop drtiis sixth infantry, to chaseissathe
Mohave Indians. IL 4saTo3 aslt 1n.,x y
.aAIf additional ssction:ofr,t the California
cestrel railroad has been under contract.
The next Panama steamer is advertised
to !eaye"n Saturday the 9tf instead If Mon
day the 2lst NE q z.sts
afhe dhdiaas war ia the northern mart of
the State. is being vigorously prosecuted
with d fair prospect Of q Snl IS termination.
,s Business-byisk. caHidfsa coffee, provis.
sons and American liquors a,lyancing.
Overland passengers report heavy rains on
che Eoloa-do .and ANA asa9Ssets-:; 4 pnusual
oeo.rrenl e !; also, that the company met
with complete success in sinking: webs, find .
ing water in abundance at fifty feet. si
anil ~sisff pissss. a'"eso
H. A large amount d. addit DIAL stock w.s
being distritnted al ng the route \ ~
Lieut.. Ealeie, previously reported Al NOR.
tally wounded In 4 Hight with The Apache
Indians is rapily improving.
An expedition was about leaving Foff
Buchanas ssunder Captain Everett, against
|s sssS1s t y 5sn, vi; asa' seVv t% SER
3 s,.A fsts 6a este af,r,e. T
), We fnd imam exchange paper ttle F,atc-
ment that ssysnly Two white slnna.es fese
married I" negroes in the State Of lAsssSssfhu-
sets laktyear tIfthis is so, Il is carrying
out the abolition doctrine 70 practical results.
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By. s recent &; N il|hojG Legislature
the professional juror lonevpst ien3s gone, Us
y ths NV fne' psrsnntis, Allowed e servo
more than once year upon ajdry..
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4 WidOwer's Matrimo1i, sl ADV erttse--
Ii 80 s3h5i= . ncNts7 7i.fas.;59 ~, 20 fzs...

E4E .1GEtiffT
4 paper has an alvcrtisemcnt9o for 1 pastner
for by p sdiseonsosatf XIoxeT, giving
as the requirements, Tia the ssppplicant should
be 5 feet 4 inches in hight, 27Is inches grit.
of dark compile ZION and ,hairr,, ears b5red, 'fet
b. wear. No ~ Shoes aud hand; Ia At No.
81 Jolyen~ gloves = aud offers d Iin.luce
merits 10 d person;o: the, right Dimensions,
tlrat he has satin IS SAX and n thibes and
muslin ddeIaine dresie~.. u morning dresses
of'a,fteSentf patterns esel styles. I. number sf
cloaks and shawl - fair. asssHtn,eat- ~ ft,ss.
lace, and embtoideries.t collars ana under
sleeves an'countet.h Z hfder$aothes and ~
tnentionables in piles, k55ddips skir,s M iron,
steel india rubber, ggstta pcrSha, Whaletone
and rawhAeR 1tha .t4Cmor guaranteed, ex-
cept the appplieaat is u tempe 81 and SUI
eafl Hqaas96M ank a.sie,s. sll1n 81
with ,a}ss sf teeth and pEt.el, ,tpss Of hair
need not sba' tdsters.lv from, applying, as he
hss 1 quart ffatse hair and 70; ! aebt)of
teeth. il working osdss. ;cA,fseaI esaspleion
is desirable, as the r9asx poss Int al anpsy.
a prompt and speedy applicatun il request
ca Is .tirs'ar,iclcgkse already esa dis,sd
forasaIda u, apafheTAH llAeAoap put Of
1''' :''tE4I1t'1EIlesilss1!](T}sS' s''.
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9a.@' The City Council moved at last by
|the deep fiiimprecatians and aeeperaimprcs.
siops y. the mud. made y the 'w,.'kinspub.
1iic .haye ,gf,,'ys u baila five irso,:sasValks
|Pf Pr t9hef .,TNo acros1 i,s Main street, and
Fone'eaeh aeross Bush, Plumb and Third sts:
Me,hope they slu notFstppf, theFss bYtaswi III
carry onhht gobd' work IT'LL there IL, No. an
unclean sole in our midst.
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.s,,s l..l d. !. Il. .,,...
lo1 ! iP regard y some expressions
use iby Rev. 3ry Ward Beecher.
vi ,shwl I've below 1he religious papers
are Ydil Of Il, Ind M. Beccher is. what h,
wishes to be, more motor GUS than ever:
:" In speaking Of our 6syio,,r: 1Mfr. Beech,e--
alluded to the twelve Apostles IS men With,
out character, intelligence, honesty educa-
lion, or vEtH Ily4X S4dtak3 WAC
from the lowest dregs 81 society-kom he
fishing boats and novels of the land where
they resided But one of them-St -panl-
cou'd lay any claim to knowledge, ard he
x ". effxieal tys!va fYs,ocelYh1
effected. Comparing these men with tho
esssas eissis,, Ga,s.ap1s .Ahaa.a
pRRr'so9 sunk Ihe Apos1jeS greatly h,low TIA.
s!aaiales Ss 1a! tiI3'13 iEs3tD
Peter was pompo@ when he marched atthe
head "she' Twelve, and had Uippppoiiisiioa TO-
but when they came within
reacttblfHe 5yWs;; nj jswosa jjJIykhd Rto
its scabbard, and he tfe,nbled with fear.--
And then, Again 3D. sha6efuK tdhslr this
clpeals opes frXiss e.1s With, 6aitez asspr.,
ance, know him. moi lbd JSdas II
traye.l}lslase,t9.s fpethe pe,nesssf eo.sid-
esntiOns. wb le the rest. fearing Tor, Their. ner-
SOCIAL srte.y,. never hesitated TO indnidse +
the most shameful deceptnms to lead Ill.,.
{flay.as to their read rhJf1ises, z'Ehe reverned
geh5!ema9 proceeded =. e H.adls Apostles
.sss severe s'sn nsS = sa% shp!ties
Wosdtos the 'sinful nation around ihem.
f.,.-:..-5 as'Sni a&assdns &aEls
~: I'VE d? MT hesitate TO slst. We re-
misleading terms that afflicted theolorvvE.s:
~ A||5!& 4 !; {: !! 4! 81! sx9p4
oqsly shh{fes.s 1tsS ta;skrfbituslal.; diI6pks-
tt6afs, Andan uaredcs1habse sie.ss s,ssaaesN
We have no sympathy with those theo-
kSlalis WHO use time as q YSeraaethair., -
roll their speculati0ns sir thoHsand cyxar1ss
knocking down and setting dp the rice, ia
eSs tsS32R1 ;s3fie: 'n;s g;Ss1tie !ase|
sin :? Poor Adam To have lost Fsasd,se
was enough: But g be sf7xd6w e0d,e.sfv
adailkottssh yal'tM4s ~ si4;;ti1k and
lighting theoIesies-t'.at is! Punishment new
er Threatened Or. was &the. flaming sword
q .he: angel q. mere typff qd symbol of,the-
elsg g zeal, Standing between men and Pc
rad!Se toreyermore g. We take men as Il:
lind, 'heta. We do, not 60 back to Adam OF;
the a!l to find materials OR theories or. phil
osophies. ~ There rs the ha1,an, heart right
before .1' my eye, every day tlrobbin4, throb- !
6'ns tAss,bbsgg Sin s not 4 speeulatian,4
but a reality It is net an idea q sl,ecnla-
tive trtnh-bnt an awful fact. that tlarkcns.
i''e and weighs down-the husaan heart with.
continual mischiefi. It: nature will never
be foeea i tie past hsn,lEt sesJolsht in.
the Present =
"HVe'hesrilJ katclt&s pssvasa total de-
prasity and newer :ssc! inclined to use it, ex-,
cept yhe1r, reading the ethics of,he N. Y.
Otse'rer, Of The religions editorials Of the
Puritan Recorder ;.-,. =, f.,,..-,o,..,.
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pcnsesiofsthe Government. By3 tlprent Of
the fiscal year, nearly S18.0Ho.Om will he
due with o. oensiteraSse sNH,Quut paid for
duties # the various potts and: ne 'aeans to
meet them ID l'1hq. ;tbs3 Amercap peoplc
will be dishonored.ni Ii, is impossible to
avoid f1ie> atassrY,,le, unless provision be
made within The alnr2renaining hours ofthe
present Cn gress. aa:t.s o,e
The Senate adhered to.its action orr the
Post Qfise appropriation biuI raising t Z
rates. u postasg, and rerurHed the bitlao the
louise Ehs bill ..1r. xtl,a removal. of the
|..Now York. lndiahsl wa passed ,y1t,apprn-
priates S3Ql|lpga., sA1ded, 10 il are amend
ments "ppropriatiRs s33o4 , nG0 y pay he
existing contracts to carry the mail, across
the I>thmthf Il i!aana1na> aiff Tehnantepcec
also a ;s1!nisafeckky MIL G.sha .liF,l lesion
81 SSaSanna ID KY Nest Lii s .,ayi;i liz at
The rale Of $500 UUO. per a,.nun. rhe bill
to remove ihe government qlarantine build
}ia$s! lh.ah New York was taken Up il sndth
f; 1A4 afe--1'he Clerk ofthe House brought
to the Bar Of the Senate. a new postal bill,
insts$d s ]. t s seq2t,s bill, raising lie rates,
ssss0n S0Rsee ~ v7Is]V me !Ut nst0ftf1
ton: Mr. ;Eonn1ss objected TO a second
reading. = Quantities o. Conference was
sheX Az ,ipted. The Senate went nto .Ex-
ecutive session q. 9. A., N. The doors Of the
ato ss"sss%sea we're Mr. 'sa IT t
the Senate was now awaiting the aetr,n Of
the. Hoase; lie move iEat.a F1cess 81 taken.
Objection yas snadef and THE tSsmseatsok a
recess, slas l,ns vnd tiiv r.dira>,f,5s aE-I>i
anAher the Senate :reasssmbled, it took up
SOME private bills, o. enOf Whiclt waSa for
granting q i,ensiOtl' 10 the. widow of Gen,
PssisfF S,h, -, ,s,' ~ .5@ BE,
g, Mr.. tkso.e .p'ese~tet q resolution tender
lng Ira NhabkSadtiSb Tile Senat'I tux ethet Vice
PRESIDENT, tDr ms Able, : irhpastisl, and digni
fied conduct u the chair, which wa1 Adopted
+ t9A ~ thank1AfA erat ffaf7 Of
teh 1hfshlees cAchs et6f ytthhg beIR1s 1t \ ID
lock. A messayy was received from the
f!99se, sfffn4 tt4t they 3 .hal agreed II to,some
o. the Setiates dnehtf,neats to t,te hissella-
neo.* appropriation bill. and that they
aeu@f YpVh -acm mitV@ TO zoafer With
= es eaYv'!4ttss, lfpYs Y!s SYlteI q. ,disa.
g!eSplsnt relative e the; Post Office appro-
priation Bill =, , ',a , >t1r ''' 49,. =:
Mr. Frederick called for the reading il
the anidaadntb % Wick. thd House had dis
sgyeel. .ssri.it bcoa 1eliso i,rs .aa3hI !,
aDMT: hunter explained ana: repeatedly al
suscd Mr.. Broderick attdl theoSennteJ that
the rsedinY Of the a2,epd mcpts. Xqnld occupy
The. Senate at 81 h @ Xaii ;nch delay would
be fatal to the'b,ff which would be passed ,iir
3AS YovYs "mf"sr V4A oe ~ Sta4u Sl:l
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on it's waters.
The Red River of the North rises in cen
tral Minnesota. and flows north: westwarVi1y
INTO British Territory. emptying into Lake
W'nnepcg whence its waters ultimately find
their way into lIudson's Bay. 1t IN ncart.
as long and as large as the Ohio, and is even
more nsyigahe at all seasons. It flows
through 4 country rich in mineral and f5r.
es: productions, fertile aud salubr Gus. which
H. before long attract large immigration
The productions Of this region must find
their way 10 our Eastern markats thonvh
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a'iohAMl1xE gx1vEnsIrs. y. The, ;exadnina-
'tidh and closing exercises % the <xin er term
Of ibis Institution took Plase this week as
p ter!i notice s. in odr faEf Wsawere not
ablc to bs pre ,st 81. learn that they we're
very interesting, B, II rkled impFoySemsnt on
the last term and credit 10th to 'he scholars
and eeaehers. iIiW - l,s,ail sd I'll
The next term commences the l7lhinst
and I, isfdesired chat ali:ths tuAsutss should
b thereon the a.st dsy.lgfaotfoo yeo,i
1897 g :-TT.7rT7f -7-1:s~ 2: ,,---7!- :-.i.iua
iy9THEf RIVER, The .icor broke up opposite
this place on Thursday, night, and there Is
mono I'M JlsAtap the river.li We expect a
boat hhtom ST: Paul as dsodnt 81 tho siser is
open below the lake. The lake ITSELF will
o b II teapf days. a!yas.a ID as2 2a''ifoI
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age from the President similar to that sent
to the Senate, urging Congress 10 make pro-
vision. for the preservation Of public
credit. Laid on the table and ordered to be
printed.
+. The House resumed the consideration of,
aid passed the bill regulating the colnpen-
satioD ofdeceased members.
The House concurrcd in the Senate's
amendments to the bill fulfilling the treaty
H$3a'a 45|1 5D. 'Y;7f'M3n 1U'l e,
The miscellaneous appropriation bill was
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T,e EnH CT the KXXVth Congress.

I'VE publish This 1nanibskthe ptdcet&iss
Of THE last three days, Of! the ,tlirtr fifth.
sJsdgins from the imperfect dis,
patches, the civil appropriation biil-!l,e most
important Of all the appropriation .talls-has
been defeated by parliamentary. l.,act Co
[of the most 5inexcusable: and dissrac .fal.
character. This will render necessary the
calling Of an -extH> session t,f Congress.
mr. RIGGS amendment to the Post Office
bill, protesting anappfopfAtion t3sO, GOO for
carrying che q. s. Mail from ST. Paul TO-,
.Puget'< sonpd, we believe has passed both
!Iouses. II passed the Senate BY decided
majority, but we have no mention of its fate
4 special d;<ba,dh rom Warrington says
thetzzes as9.ie4l 4ochFssi9a rsPnvsnins-
an extra session 1t Cong tss .A 5m}. WIN be.
published imn'edia,eEy 4-jPioneer ID Akn-
.Sfs' n TO-, Y I
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Journal Il ap,,ears that tSa average winter
:. =, =.
temperature Al fort smelling during twelve
years from 1851 20 lo4S was 1882, which
FL r 'YAfw that re ,T'ffier jsytlpsY5tr i,
e'lS DER 'a.'' an "'eF.se BY Esl 'iSk''eS4 -
Is ss.asss gay MAS nsesmeer On. n.syng
o-- r. ,I.as :.'iI s
S.'.s..,.i se' '''s e. n's a.. nunosI %
."' - GSsH i', Dn -! su!ssp Hy Anfeo
n~'ne'0'u 4a's 81 'hs FE1seo0!al County
and s,,, t..smn P'p*n
,..,o. a n.a,ss:i !. ...s;.;a .a .e'...,'
We hope f;isna sxii il VII XII d R lis
pockets maternity ealx,gyd BY ,,he. change.
:3,,E77,E5 ;I7.T:' = ~ ~ NV
Grant an, .,he.a e. - ~. a;,;,.
MI VT: W. ~
thew discover thu. !, Is hnnt%,, - Nc ~
49,, -. r,:sr;o1.", ,a..,. w. ~ -. ~ = "
M.. :s..Tss:y q! @: yi.;sssj. ssa ASH,
@ d 90, ,aY.s ssSi'sAsp !assE@4sss9ee
w;Iv 1, s.s ,s.s .;,ee,s .s,a ssr ss4F
,Snis1-.t9, Sen. 10 s,;YorY
SUGAR sss.x'-Nss'sraaN Iy'e, were visited
by y snow afaAik ~hioa,:aodn gaze every
thing the 3pgsa,ahse II winter; ,sai' fS, day
the ~s' y Ivy, 3's'aa iii H.
the easIMse'pe ak!tnSstsseusA mo,9
n-pah,H;vMa e,,n!I I {;2aIl, 20 I;2,,di
ONE Of onr 49, i,ass N.Y. = W;sg,i >
rs' s ,eess..: r,s''s c.
Ii was WiFiten as5 f1r tb iii IS iiesssat. si;t =,
aff.c,uo, dan az ..s ,,non q IN.
ra, ~, -.
ifP S;sf;;x ' l.; cs,ss m,sth '.;a ,,azs
400 ~ 81, aSl'a ae'''
o*R'S : l'ENsnohs'' 4f1'e'sned 1"ies:dosi:j
uEAH @n4H::-f orr very Kind hsor of sth'
2eth ult. was duly received to day: an
and hiteh iiin,a,clT hi, .Es ,;oro
l., ,Wos5a'5sH iii .;ys3sEs, ar, Te..ff
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81 81 I B. :; T. !: ;!;f|l ;; !:
: g fing into keqna|I portant
IL \ ds,afe 81 the fds,ss''h /.
winch, cosdbined, however, 60 w e build
"pa hourishins community. Fish, game,
'urs. stone q,arries and salt. arc found in
great abundance, and have furnished great
inducements to emigration and will always
continue to do so. But the purpose Of these
articles will not admit Of even a brief &C
count Of them.
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o. ThomasJ Dexter. has been parlonet
by fi1Ssf A2lo6:a Wd ,tkye21tRatAy,J lak
month. hs42aku retssesasss41dc fomsltjrlA6Hi adj
once mort ttitlhyxthe fed Aae vfliterdyI Fiji
age ana infrhfhff17es 1AnssKtjts i,eslitta him t,
10 suihstt1Ig n e7ili'ahd Sorrows btthis !ifeI
p esro t. ,,asssay6it. vdl i'ns bin ,dl snl
Is this odhTitBlJ RGaf viii! lisxtsts FRIEND
Wise; ss1 Fl ysd s3leI.sSt p t
survive thin li4Rri,s,lls and dfpYpKSy,3
c"''da 3y :i5slii i!| 59s4
n1lfte AkfsHe2mS' llias''i,4a pbei,alq .nmhy 10
Russia, iisvss'f'l|sa Y ''. 1ss$a|Sf|es b
Cathrine H.. rthat her SOP Paul who er.
wards aScand.d the Throne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
was moi tie son qf.1et I'husssnd PetJr the
H., Ill, s ~! !! ss':s ss'!'kst ssR'' T.
'he o"9ges.jss. hna 7ai4 y.ii iifafab CT :,
1t is,ewnas, known that IPetersHI was
strangledi in'rsisona byths hspthers fOrl..ff
VIII" were alSoI 1dvers,iofl Calhrine.I lie,
melnoiisH Were kept, in. the seerst, aschivcS 81
Russia, but two comics were read by th1
tutor Of The present. EnpeeItoF !, ;Ale1ander
been recently. published, in which C4hrine
makes diEsct avoyal that Sergius Soltikaf
was the father Of Paul Ut i, apparent then
that Alsx'Ader the + Frs. and nd the 1lste Fin:
peraefi Nicholas, Who, werss the sons of PAU
we're the descendants Of An illegitimate stool,
and had pretensions to have belonged to the
imperial family Of the Romanoffs. H.
This is . curious piece .oi, intelligence fol
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L6IiYf taeasteasm.r Corset.

,yzos bne '.41--1:lII.at i:an, .I..U :
ave eopy ao,n the ST. jLnmso Republican
the iolleAi1g antac led IL Tie destruction o
the st' ssst III Il II s.s .a
pi. It will.obsstecotaaetd ..hat, lthjisf boa!
was NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anssmer. by' CAPT
Potter, and 'N|aaSs altah69eh 1fttttsssciiffin1tU
HI IUDNS o; NJfHJiH{fW GUg 1G;. l3H!tsI.
MEMPHIS, February II. |;
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kENSETT; ara gqnG!qyx Rom aM!!s|NPhls "a
The ST., rEEdnRels. r'Xer, ImseAfka1,SFasS;2 was
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; Ey0eJnRl4eeNhe Nm &e9eNN
Journal it appears that the average winter
temperature at Fort Smelling during twelve
years from 1881 20 l843 was 1882, which
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1'h6xhiaah.jbad s4tessia8ahA bbosxtion
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Mr.. Msfssiasks ofl IxentaeAY xidted to re-
consider the, votcs and Jay the motion on M
table, which was;1lostf by a majority against
it. Finally, at Z o'cttrk, A. NJ, the vote bv
which the trleiisa1L s1dse .aineMme,t was
rejJeted,1 wtca ratensilered, iidnh aa,sn.H
ment was concufred in :byayes "a. nays So.
th!sapsseSll.eeptss H,ys ,'at,ssstsFina ~ APP
Preparation E'r, the California mails via Raqz
ANA a9d TdhsaH4",epce, were rejeee4t1lf:: Hoal II
The HanSe tlen took up tllc sss3sAnnsate,ss
resolution asking for acofnnfttee Of St,,,iiers
eng in relation to the t1ost office appropria-
t 10" s Il H. q Eiys3 sS sqcs
aadhheA lpase i6lIsA rees4 apt,l,9 8, o'cl,ck.
After AAe 1eaess5 itt:was p,syl!y ltan o'cl~k
he e =, "a quorum nf inembers was present,
and several efforts ws made <, 81 take up np
!s@ss @ 81 eels'!s z XII IL s;sh ' To-
BIB. Chapman, who contested the right OF
Mr Ferguson to seat as delegate fseur 81 e,
hraska .1GiozYaH % JaZaJf,
E, M!tNA,ss13fhapsssat Mse Neiiapn,!if9
bill was passed precisely 1as, it game from lie
Senate 'he 26th IL FfehbEfdtha r; ;:sh
Noon arrived l,ek,,. the e6npletfXia ~ the
last roll esnaFhse ths, Spsakex addressed
TIE House in "a. az epR1"pFHtc afeye|l Sescb,
SExATE-The'ffnisc appropria,
ton .abih MAS passed With MI. 8 S;iimmons
amendment for hanass valuation; but inc!iid
Ing sections auhorizins the rel sue Of Treas
ury .>etss aoolebins thu .lankisg privilege,
and raising. .la1 nte Of postage Z i z.1o1 =
A tnessage was here received from the
PresidenE appealae.te Congress- tosprserve
the credit 81. tAhe country. This ,ha said, j.
the last day ef Congress, and there i no -
propriatS'a yet sasvt fay Aitsi todt<:andine
Treasury notes.A lie es,ntia,.es.. from the in.
%sss:siy Il B ss1e rs ss;'ts e psf.s ;ns
receipts vailaAtielytG5ssNhb4tSina ex.
pcnsesi ofsthe Government. By1 tl.c,,ent q
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SUMNER nEAr.-TnoMsoN.

All conquering Heat. o, intcrmit thy wrath!
And on my throbbing temples potent thus
Beam not so fierce! incessant still you flow,
And still another ferVent flood succeeds
Poured on the head profuse. In vain l sigh,
And restless turn, and look around for night;
Night is far of; and hotter hours approach.
Thrice happy he! who on the sunless side
OF romantic mountain, forest crowned,
Beneath the whole collected shade reclines;
Grin the geld caverns, woodbine wrought,
And fresh believed with ever spouting streams,
Sits coolly calm; while all the world without,
dissatisfied, and sick, losses in noon.
Emblem instructive of the virtuous man,
Who keeps his tempered mind serene and pure,
And every passion aptly harmonized,
Amid EARRING world with vice iniamed.