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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-08-08
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-08-08

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Stem Safsn III fiystts BON Srn. 8alp9 5 Singers
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-08-08

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gar nibt uisosr ssbSrt. 60 mar unb tlieb pSGis
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stn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04
FROM EUROPE.

LoNDcN, Feb Late nd vices from Sierra
Leone, on the west coast Of Africa state IN st
an earthl make had occurred there, which Wa
very destructive 10 lite and property.
LoNDcN, Feb. 2-Evening-Adviees from
the contne mt state thai u & ON cially annou need
that Maximihan will remain In Mexico N the
Congress OF that country, now soon 70 assem-
BILE, shall sustain hun. f."rrF
LONDON, Feb. 2-Evenine-It 10 now said
that the plans Of the Government do not en- :
brace the Introduction Of q reform bill. The
subject OF reform will be merely recomme n ded
PARIS, Feb Ala Presse thinks thar the
presence Of an American sQ u adron In the Med :
Eastern question.
BKRLIN, Feb. 2-Eventng Count Bismarck
refuses 10 declare the policy 20 be pursued oy
Germsny with regard 10 the differences be-
tween France and Belgium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04
C0N6REssIONAL.
SxNATE-The BANKRUPT bill being under cor.
SATURDAY afternoon-

SKNATI.-The han krupt bill beipe u nder cor .
sidsraaon, saturday Afternoon
The pending question was upon the amend .
ment of the Judiciary Committee to strike out
the provision Of the House bill exempting from
sale under the oPer ations Of the law 90 much
exemption laws OF the State in which the debt
or resides.
This was debated by Messrs. Stewart, Foster.
Poland, and Doolittie, after which the vote
was taken on Mr.. Wilson's amendment to in .
eert In lieu OF the above q provision that an
amount may be exempted not to exceed g., 900.
This was disagreed to, and the question then
ferred to from the bill Yeas Ia, nays IS. So
the clause was not stricken out.
The Clerk Of the House here arrived and an :
death Of MI Philip Johnson. Represent ] o ta,iSe i've
from the 1lth Pennsylvana "a district
Mr.. Buckalew delivered an address ON the
hie and character OF the deceased, Of whom he
spoke in terms OF sincere regard and high re-
spect The customary resolutions Of condo
fence and regret were pas sed, and the Senate
at345 adjourned.
House Saturday afternoon
Mr. J.affiin, from the Committee on Printing,
reported q bill providing for the election OF a
congressional printer. The bill provides that
The house OF Representatives shall elect, rira
rece, competent person, who shall be a prac-
lcai printer. TO iaxe charge of and manage
The Government Printing Office; that the per-
son so elected shall be deemed an officer of
the House, and shall be denomInated Con-
SicSSiohdi anu snail mold MS ONCE for
Two years, and until his successor shall be
elected.
Mr.. Trimble moved TO lay the bill on the
table, and called for the yeas and nays on the
motion.
The yeas and nays were ordered
Pending the vote.
Mr.. Ancona rose and announced the death
Oh ms colleague, Hon. Philip johnson, last
Thursday evening, and after some remarks in
eulogy of the life and character of the DECEASED.
be offered the customary resolutions
Remarks in eulogy Of the deceased were fur
tber made by Messrs. Moorhead. Bower AMI
Strouse, after which the resolutions were
unanimously agreed to.
The House, at p m, adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04

~Sister Eliza Jones, of the Ebenezer Negro
church, at Richmond, drew a revolver on q
steward who accused her Of robbery, and
"cleaned ont the congregation.
6-A bad boy in Ohio came home after a
long spree, and his father observed 10 his
mother. .'Kill the fatted prodiEaI, the calf has
returned" .e..e -
~The people OF Gettysburg are pstItionine z
the Pennsylvania Legislature for $500, ,OOO in
Identification for war losses.
~At Petroleum Centre. Oil creek has NOT
been frozen over this winter, though at man v
other points 1t has been frozen TO q consider
able depth. .s, .----
0rThe strike OF the iron workers in Pitts.
burg and vicinity still continues, ana the
shops are consequently all closed - -. = I
ro 00The moral portion Of the community who
held tickets but drew blanks, in the late ueift
enterprise" are shocked at the wickedness Of
lotteries. f-aEt s-af fE- ~. ....t .E--
ga clergyman named Furniss has emu.
lated Dante, and written an Inferno He saws
1t 10 4.oO0 miles beneath the surface Of the
earth. s4-.s .-'..i4'tf -. =
% - Raleigh, N. O., had wedding the other
night smong the dafks, and each bearer Of an
supper. =. =
W-Natche. sends saddle to Paris mad. Of
Mississippi leopard, and native rattle. s.snake
skins. 60. - -, sa.- .--t Al -
~Thaddeus Stsvsus has Sssa elected Presa.
dent Of the Shinasr Hoss Company Of Lancas.
~A tinid man In Possviile consoles him.
self, when his wife plays the vfraeo. By drink
ing silsAt toast 70 ths Aenory Of Bllsbsard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04

MURDRR.-The New York Tribune has a very
sensible article upon the subject of The Mys-
terry OF M Murder," in the course Of which Il
furnishes some very startling facts. Amongst
others rs The statement that IN the city OF New
York there were during the year 1885, no 10 wer
than IL homicIdes and murders without in =
cluolne numerous cases OF death by dro wnins
or other means. where IL was not clear W he, her
or not there had been fouH play. Only 80
persons were arrested for these crimes and
the records OF the courts show only Is conyIc-
tions several OF which were for offences com
mitted IN previous year.) with 10 prisoners
sull TO be tried. That rs 10 saw. of the perpe
traitors of clear and unmistakable homicides
In New \ ork more than 81 per cent are not
arrested, and nearly 50 per cent. are not pun
ished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04
From Mexico.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2.-The Golden Age
brings later dates from Mexico. Gen. A varez
had moved mis- forces toward the City OF Mex.
Ice, his headquarters being at YQuaia When
last heard from the Imperialist force under
Mendez were besieged in Merelia by the Lib
erals. News OF the taking of the town is soon
expected. Corona passed quickly through Te.
pic, and would march on Colimas, now in the
hands OF the Imperialists, making it impos-
sible TO send merchandise TO 9uadaiajara and
otner cities from the coast. Five or six vessels
with full cargoes are due at Manzanilla from
Europe, but their merchandise will not be
landed while the Imperialists have possession
OF Colmas Corona and other generals will
spare no effort to capture the place. Five
French war vessels are in the harbor o. Aca-
pulco A small force Of Imperialists garrison
NEW YORK, Feb. 3-The steamer Oolum bia-
from Havana on the 30th nit, has arrived.
The Diario la Marina publishes a curious
document, a copy OF an Official despatch or cir.
cular which the military commandant at Ohal.
leo, near Mexico, sent lately to the authorities
Of the towns in his district. II reads as fol.
lows:-"This city having pronounced in favor
OF the cause Of independence and liberty: nav
ing respectable force to sustain il, and rely.
ing on still larger one commanded by citizen
Gen. Francisco Hujoa, who yesterday occu.
pied the town OF Morales, and in the character
of politicaI chief and military commander of
this district, order you on the recent of this
to call together the authorities and principal
citizens, with the object Of making them pro-
nounce or declare allegiance, that Won NAV
send me a proRunciamen which have to
remit 10 the above named citizen general, as
per order conveyed to me by a despatch of the
18th instant, received to-day / have TO form
you that II this is not done to-day, with the
spontaneous action which the occasion re-
quires, shali be under the necessity of using
force, you being personally responsible for the
troubles which may result therefrom. 1 also
notify you for your encouragement that the
pronunciamento once made will be sustained
said general offers me'
SAN Francisco, Feb 3.-The Mexican con.
sui at this city has received official informa-
uon OF the capture OF the important town of
Carnaraca, forty miles from the City of MEXICO.
together with the Imperial forces Commended
by Col. Madrid. who also was shot by order OF
court-martial: Gen. Palacios had routed the
Imperialisis at Morlia, in the Statr Of Michoso
can, and captured the citv -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04

AFFAIRS IN MONTGOMERY CouNry Mn
We ind the following in the Rockville SEN
tinel:
We stated some weeks ago that a dog belong :
ing 70 Mr.. Beail, then residing IN Clarksburg
in this county, had gone mad, and haa bitten
MI Beall and boy residing with him, and a
large number Of cattle, hogs, and dogs in the
ntlghoorhood-since which time we learn the
following persons have had their stock at
lacked with hysrophobia;-F. BeaIl one heifer:
Israel W arneld. two cows and a steer: John
DARBY, COW and calf Somerst Jones, nine
hogs; and DIR. W. Warfield, one steer
We take from the assessors books inst re-
turned, the following amounts in vested in s. 2O
and 7-3O United States bonds in the first fourth
ana nith election districts OF this county:
First district, SOC 400; fourth district sSI slo.
fifth district, S22O, ,260.
Horse-thieying Is still carried on 20 some
extent In our county. On Tuesday night last
Mr.. Lemuel l.. Beall, of BeaIlsyiiIe in Med.
ley district, had very fine horse stolen out
OF his stable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04
Virginia News.

A memorial signed by the State Agricultural
Soclety's committee, Messrs. }. X. Jones, W
ID. Hart, William II. Richardson, las LYONS
and l.. L. Harvie, has been presented 10 the
Legislature, asking such notification OF the
laws las TO provide for one or more emigrant
agents In Europe, by whom the salubrity of
our climate, the fertility Of our soil. our abun-
dant mineral treasures, and our great water
power will be made known, and Intelligent.
useful, profitable emigrants sent to us;'' and
suggesting that "another agent should he
established at Norfolk, to receive and for ward
them to the interior"
For some days Mr. d. B. Parker, special
agent OF The Post Once Department, has been
engaged in ferreting out the depredator upon
the post office in Lynchburg, from which
money, checks, and drafts have mysteriously
olsapPeared several times recently. Wednes-
Gay n1ght TWO negroes. named respectively
Dick Carter and Bob Rose, together win a
white boy named John Mason, Were arrested
on suspicion OF having committed the thetts
Inc negro Carter has for some months been
employed In the office as a porter. and upon
being charged with the crime Confessed il fully
The Leesburg Washingtonian says The
Alexandra, New York, Baltimore and Phila.
ue,pnla oteamshlp Company, intend esta5-
nshing an agency IN Leesburg, for the purpose
OF transporting produce, merchandise, &c TO
ana from this point and any of the above men :
toned sea ports, on the completion of the Alex
andria, Loudeun and Hampshire Railroad TO
TINS place Their agent, Mr. Bigelsw. is at
present In Leesburg, tor the purpose Of estab-
fishing an agency"
ue IieoeIlcAsouIs herald says: An in
cesolary nred the tobacco factory belonging
10 Mr James X. Goodwin, near Frederick
hail Depot, in Louisa county, on THURSDAY
night last, which was totally consumed. To-
gether with MI G.'s entire crop of tobacco
for The last year, and several hogsheads of old
TOBACCO. Loss about $3.50, aud no insur-
ance.
Fears are entertained by the people of Buch-
anan, that their town will be flooded. from the
uamlng OF the water by an immense ice gorge
that chokes up the channel of James River
near mat place, which Is said to be a mile or
more In length, and about % feet high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04

THB WINTER SOUTH.-No winter since that
OF 10Y mas equalied the present in severity
r rom the country we learn that the groand IA
everywhere incased in a covering of snow
topped with crust OF Ice. The roads are beds
OF ice, where the track has been broken a. All
II is hoped tnat the growing wheat is doing
well, though nobody has seen IL for week.
1nawlng Is very slow when IL takes place at
all-the chill OF the night recovering the con-
quests OF the day, and replacing snow with ice
II Is very rare In our climate that we have 10
record a season OF such extraordinary rigor-
As we approach the mountains. and in the
alley, the sleety vestment covers the earth To
tDe oepth or ten inches or more. The ice upon
our ponds and streams is of almost usprs-
cedented thickness.-RiokmOnd Enquirer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04

ga determined woman in pursuit of a
husband, who had suddenly departed from
Buffalo, with another mans wife, her two
children and Sl,500 in money, arrived in
this city on Thursday. She appeared
yesterday at the office of Alderman DELANEY,
showed that she was the lawful wife of the
might've, and asked for aid TO capture him
She learned, after good deal Of inc uiry, that
ne was boarding at a house in Columbi a ay-
enue. Upon inquiry there, she was tols
that he had removed to another boarding house
In Ninth street Being elated at the idea of
coming upon him, she disclosed TO the land
lady in Columbia avenue the object Of her
visit In philadelphia. She was overheard by
a man living there, friend OF her hu sband
VINO sailed out in advance OF her and in
formed the delinq quent that hIs wife was upon
his track When the unfortunate woman
reached the house in Ninth street. she waited
opposite, with two constables, until evening.
ior the man TO make his appearance. When
inquiry was made at the house it was feund
that he was gone. The poor woman tainted ar
the intelligence; but, soon reviving, declared
ner intention still further to follow up ,he
matter. She told the police tn at she had r'oney
enough to last her for two weeks, and until
tho last cent was disbursed she would NOT
cease from following him.-Phila. Gazette
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04

MARYLAND AND THE SoUTH-The Rich
mond Enquirer thus announces the accorn =
plishment Of three important events in MARY
lands history:
Inc Maryland House OF Delegates has passed
the Convention Bill. Governor Swami has
been elected Senator, and the disfranchisement
law repealed.
-.She Is not dead. nor deaf. nor dumb.
She lives she breathes. she'll comei she'll
come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04

The TEN HOUR SYsTEM.-The agent of the
Wamsntta Mills, in New Bedford, Massacbu- :
sete, having given notice that q return 70 m q
oio system OF eleven hours per day would be
made February ], the operatives who have
lately been working only ten hours, held a
meeting on Tuesday to consider the matter.
kev. Isaac =. knowltoR, Rev. Isaac Ooe and
eaung adherence TO the ten hour system, but
oeprecating a strike, and advising a confer
ence and remonstrance with the agen. on the
SUBJECT This advice was adopted. and a COM
mittee appointed 10 wait upon Mr. Bennet. the
agent -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04

WHAT Is THE MATTERl-No less than three
clergymen have been before courts of laws for
crime-Rev. ;. l.. Williams, for picking The
pocket OF lady in Broad way IN YD stare.
Rev. Joseph Bahia, for the alleged murder of
ms crippled sister, and Rev. Joel Lindsey for
lhe murder, OF his child, three years old The
Rev. Mr.. Williams, after a careful examinn
ton OF his case, had been committed for trial
Linesley has been convicted Of man sla xghte
IN The third degree. while Bahia was aco pJtted
from lack of evidence. This is a bad stats o1
things and shows how wicked our age is.
Why did not the millennium come that Cum
mings prophesied for 1866, but which he now
puts of until 1s-Ol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04

PUeLIsM.-George Rookie, Of Providence
and CharIes Collins, alias the Cast Iron Man,
OF New York, (whe are both Euglishmen, J
were matched on Tuesday last to light in ten
the Epglish ring. The fight wlli take place
within one hundred and eighty miles Of New
YORK. The best feature in the new rules 10 the
compelling OF the seconds of each man to leave
the ring as soon % time 10 called, and not al
lowing them 10 enter the ring again until the
round 10 over. @N 81 - =, 'sF5rre- -. b =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04

THR MARYLAND LRsIsL IsLArURR-There was
no session Of the Senate on Saturday. The
House again, by party vote, (the minority
voting in the negatiye,) refused TO suspend the
rules TO take mp the bill TO repeal the act 70.
curing an election to be held in Baltimore
city on Wednesday next, for Mayor and City
Council. To-day the bill will come MP. with.
out the necessity OF q two-thirds vote to sus.
pend the rules, and will probably bs passed,
as the Judiciary Commiitee has reported In
favor Of it's passaee ~. - : =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04

TRAelDY.--ln Kents oky, recently, . young
sion for o young lady declared that she sAould
not % taken from aim. and sfabbed hsrs AFTER.
wards killing himselE In spite Of her att@p1,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04

ANOTHER Massacre OF WHITE MKy-A
1rightful massacre of white men by the Chey-
enne Indians, near the head Of Snohy Hill
ilyer, few days since. under the following
circumstances, IL reported: Wallace's train.
with seventy men, were in camp, and a party
OF fourteen Indians came begging The team.
sters refused to give them any assistance,
wnereupon the Indians fired upon them, but
without effect. The teamsters returned the
fire, and killed eight Indians. At about eight
O'Clock that night, the camp was surrounded
by 1900 Indians, who massacred SO out OF ca
men. The man that brought the news had an
arrowhead through his shoulder and another
wound on his nip. He claims to be one Of the
foui men that escaped. A party of Omahas
and kaws made raid on the Cheyenne In.
dians few days since, and several head OF
Che yenne stock were captured and one Kaw
killed. VIM. Comstock, the famous interpre-
ter, Government scout and guide, says the
Cheyennes and Arapahoes, Of Arkansas and
Smoky Hill, appear to be friendly, but part Of
the northern Indians are now moving son N
ward, ard have already committed many mur.
ders and other outrages. Comstock believes
they mean war. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04
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