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THE ROMAN QUESTION.
French Report Of the Initiation q the Revo-
lutionaYy Movement.

French Report Of the Initiation q the Revo-
lutionaPy Movement.
Our European nes--dated the evening Of the nth
OF Aprilust hand by the Malta contain the follow
ing important news confirming In every particular the
special correspondence Of the HKRALD from Rome, pub
iished In our columns the 27th Of April
COMING xsuRRECuor RonK
The Paris Debas publishes the following telegram,
lated,
MARsnLLE, April 10, 1867.
Letters from Rome or the 1lth announce that pro-
camaton had been posted up during the night In thas
city, calling upon the people 10 rise IN insunecton,
promising them the support OF Garibadi, and adding
that the latter believed the moment had arrived 10 IT.
tack the government bot that he would at the same
time, the spiritual authority Of the Holy Father
provisional government will be formed, and plebis.
cite will decide on the question OF annexation.
No public manifestations had taken place consequent
on the above proclamation, bat the government had
thought advisable 70 send renfoycements Of troops 70
the frontiers 70 watch any attempts that might be made
by the Gndbaldiana
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John Brougham and w. stuart CNot A. II
stewart).

John Brougham and w. stuart (NOt A. r..
Stewart.
John Brougham is going to Europe. Why
fellow Of such infinite jest and fine fancy
should be animated by such an intention is in
conceivable to us. Why should the genial John
tempt the Atlantic waves for no better object
than existence in the slow and sleepy European
citiesf Had he not still the jolly Tuscr roras,
and Chincaroras, the Pottawattomies, wsmpa-
noags, Pequots, Narragansets, Peconics and
other oysters and races from which he drew
the salty succulence of his wit, and the
wonderful pictures, pathos and puns OF
his Pocahontasi Was there not some
unexplored richness for him in this direction,
that he should run away out Of this country !
He viii find nothing Of the sort in Europe. Nor
viii nnd he there, in all the chosen haunts Of the
beery British, choicer companions than he must
remember to have gathered about him within
the sound Of Trinity chimes many time when
the impudent and superhuous bells have an
nounced that 1t was midnight-as II that were
matter OF any consequence. Ehsu! They
slide, the slippery years! It may be that he
finds the town dull in these days after just
such thoughts But what will there be to
cheer him in Londoni Beer !! As If a fluid
must necessarily be cheering when 1t is little
thinner than the atmosphere Of the place in
which ii Is taken. That will not do for cheer
ing beverage. 1t is our very positive judgment
that John Brougtam ought to stay with us,
and not go to Europe at all. We advise this on
account Of the beer, and for other reasons.
But II such pleasant feature and phase of
our theatrical life must be taken from us there
Is an assurance that our days will not be alto
gether melancholy. Stuart will be left-not
the great Kogul of dry goods and real estate,
but the rubicund, rotund and jocund manager,
the unctuous humorist, the pleasant wit and
accomplished scholar, who was recently
burned out at Winter Garden, and who
has met his fortune on such fair and
: equal terms that he has not been heard
to utter even one Of the many curses against
Vulcan that rare old Ben left ready prepared
for such emergencies. Stuart will remain
and viii build another theatre, and gather
around him rare priests and priestesses OF the
I. theatrical muse, and will yet charm away
many IN evil hour for our citizens who appre-
ciate the better parts Of the drama, whether
replete with tragic fire or With the lighter,
easier comic spirit of the masters Of the mimic
art Having another theatre, he will make 1t q
great success for, with all the consideration
that he win give to art, he viii not neglect
! business and business principles. And the OBJ
servanes of sach points ss these principles
suggest = the secret Of success in theatres, a.
well - elsewhere. By the application Of COM
mon sense to the fair Interpretation Of such
principles-by minding our own business, and
mot trying to conduct other peoples business,
we have had tolerable success in life; and
the rule is not restricted to the management Of
n0WgnaDerH
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One Of them Pleads Gullty and Asks the
Mercy Of the Court.
BAInHoRK, April 2o 1867.
The cases OF Samuel H. wentz and John B. Rogers,
indicted the Grand Jury OF the United States District
Court Judge Giles for embezzling the funds Of the
National Mechanics Bank OF this city. taken up
to-day wenz, through his counsel, plead guilty % the
Indictment, and made sentimental plea In exenuation
Of his crime and for the Of the court account
Of his age and feebeness The court said II would bo
governed by the facts In the trial Of Rogers The in
dctment against Rogers contains iyc counts aud WIZ
be brought on to- morrow.
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FATAL srMsMG NFaM IN wlll lHerox. DEL.

WILMINGTON, De-, April ~, 1867.
Pusey Smith, proprietor Of the Indin Queen HOTEL Of
this city, was fatally stabbed by Joeph Pratt, At tho
house Of the latter this morning. TIN AFFAIR took place
In . bedroom Pratt made no atteupt TO escape, but
was promptly arrested Smith livedAbout m hour.
The cause Of thsasr 10 currently rumred 70 have been
on account Of improper intimacy betsssn Smith and
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MARINE IHTEllIoENcE.

SOUTHAMPTON, Aprii 2o-Noon
The North Cermln Lloyd's steamship Hermann, Capt
wsncks which sailed from New York on tho 18th Of
April arrived hsn early this morning route TO
Bremen.
LrvmPooi, April 2o-2P. NJ
The ship Zulette Captain JONES' which len San Fran
cisco on the 18th December last arrived u this por,
early to-day.
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FATAL aunAwAY ACCIDENT.

81 CArHnuSEs, C. W., April 20, 1857
Colonel T. w. Stephenson, the well known proprietor
OF the Stephenson House and Mineral Baths was killed
yesterday while driving favorite team Of horses which
became frightened and unmanageable, and into the
window Of Wilson's Law once, throwing the Colonel
through the window and fatally iniuring him.
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LAUGHIIx-On Monday night. April %, DANIEL, only
son Of Daniel and Della Laughlin aged years,
months and Is days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fdy invited to attend the funeral from the residences
Of his parents Third avenue, between 10th and l3Oth
stres Harlem at one O'Clock.
TGkBIx.-On Monday, April 20, JULIA wife OF James
Tmble and daughter OF Frederick and Mary Calvin In
the 26th year Of her age.
The funeral viii take place from 1872 West Twentisth
street. on Wednesday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
[Fbr OtAsr Deaths See Eighth Pa0cl
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BISHOP vERoT Or SAVANNAH.

BALTIMORE, April 20, 1867.
Bishop verot Of Savannah arrived here from WASH
ngton this morning. Hs will take the steamer for Key
West.
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Coughs and Ce,ds.-These Who Are SmnerinS
try .BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHEsn simple REM
edy, which s In almost every efecua The Troches
have tested by time and universally
70 all ether articles for the same purpose.
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DIR. Won Eiscnbers's Ksthetico-N Neuralgicog.
Throat Heart Lungs Liver Weakness Of the Nervous sys
tenn Consumption wasting away The merits OF this
wonderful apparatus are Acknowledged by the highest
medical authority Office Isl Fifth corner Twenty
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Lea q Perrin's sauce-Delicioas wish souVy
JOHN DUNCANs SONS, AGENTS for tho Unisss stases.
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(,eutJemeu Having Country Seats and
gardens win and the pondrctte Of the Lodi MANN
featuring best and the handiea for
lawns Rape vines vegetables and early send for
pampblet Ac. ONCE 66 Cortlandt street.
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Basis for the Conference on tho
France-Gcrnan Dispute.
Russian Opinion Of tho North American
Ccssion Treaty.
General Changarnier on the Erencl
Army Reorganization Bill.
sc. sc. &c.
By THE CABLE 10 APRIL 2s.
THE PEACE CON oREss.

Orsanizatisn sf tho Great Pewers' Assc1-
blasc 70 Meet In London-Basis Of tho Con-
LONDON April 20, 1867.
The European Conference which Is TO meet IN London
next month 70 settle the dispute between France and
Prussia in regard to Luxembourg will be composed Of
the representatives Of Great Britain, France. Prussia
Austria Russia and the King Of Holland as Grand Duke
Of Luxenburg.
II understood that the following terms have been
agreed upon q basis for tho deliberations OF the Con-
ference:--
Fa-Fance is mot TO enlarge her present boundaries
Sscond.-The Notifications Of Luxemburg are TO be
evacuated and dismantled.
TSird-The futurepolitca status OF the Grand Duchy
10 be ascertaned and determined by the Conference
Fourth The final decision Of the Conference Is to be
guaranteed by all the governments participating therein
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Why T. ths R,sSfSEs HrsSsfssG sy dhs Ers. I's
in your nsighbors garrett Because IL next Ats
sensation
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In the Spring Months the Systc1 Naturally
CENikATED EXTRACT OF sARsAPARiLLA y An a.
sstaut OF the greatest value.
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

Defiance Fire and BurGIar Proof pSafcs.-
Large assortment at ~ Murray street. corner Of College
place.
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

Not Few OF the Wsrrt Disorders that Az
arise from corruption OF the biocd HELM
BOLDs EXTRACT sARsAPARrI.LA iAa remedy Of tho
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

BuvyAlos N. Y. April 70, 1857
-Four propesrs departed for and dix arrived Al this
port Yesterday from We wssl Navigation has fairly
cemmssced
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went through at once, prices there evidently
being much lower than at Albany. Who win
give us the New Jersey quotations? What is
the price of vote at Trenton?
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Msc6ines is Broadway. New York
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keyns, mnysna s,o,. PAID -
Douboops and all kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 10 Wan sres, NJ.
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Cristpdero's Hair Dye..The Best Ever Man.
Astor House.
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

Barslets,s Reversible Sewing Mnchiles.-A
style for by hand foot Prfncpal once and
ssesooms No $50 Broadway Of Prince steet New
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

Bowes' Rheumatic Balss--The Only Remedy
discovered that win effect positive Of YhonANs
Depot 223 Beecker street.
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:, unlversal Popularity Awaits the .Idmhs
HATn-a most exquisite spring and snmmur fabric log ~
dies and misses. Ills patent and although asns.
In appearance IN mpervous and duIsD- is
S"'-S"s - - nRwIS' No sl3 Broadway.
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A.-Mrs. 8. A. Aliens
Improved
HAIR RESTORER AND DRESSING
Combined In ono bottle.
REDUCED PRICE. q PER DOTTLK
sold b. al druggists.
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A.-Re-eysEitiysss 50 BROADWAY.
will runnpve the LIST Of Nay 70
1,lne AND l.l0 ROADWAY,
opposite and Ffsh AvsAue HOTELS wAsre b WI
LADiEs' MrssET AND cHlLDRKNS
D0O18 A4O 0HOKS
u populas picss x
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The uswe Nysshincsv Cc:'s Lock stitch Sew
sewing machns. Presidcnt. 80 Broadway, New York
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The London Money Market.
LONDON April 20-Noon.
Consols for money elk.
United states lve-twenties. es....................72
Erie Railway shares ...loH
LONDON April 20-2P. NJ
AMERICAN SECURITIES
Are quoted at this hour as follows:-
United States bonds.
Illinois Centrals .!0N
LoSDoH, April 2o-Evening
Consols closed at ol for money.
AMERICAN sRcURnIks
Closed At the following rates.
United States fve-twenties. .....................n
Illinois Central shares
Ere RAILWAY sneres....
The Contineutal Bearses.
FRAHKvoRT, April 2T-Noon.
United States hve-swsnsy bonds, 70.
PAs.. April s.-nson. !
United States nvs-swsaties, So
Rsntss, or SOC.
The Livsrpsss Cssfss Slsrkst.
L1vnPoor, April 2e-Noon.
Tho cotton market il excited Sales to day rs 900
balsa Mdding uplands, 12d middling Orleans, l2Kd
LIVERPOOL, April 20-2PM
Since the report cotton has been very active
and advance Of Hd to Nd prices has been
lshed Al this hour the quotations follows:-
Aidding uplands, 12hd 12kd middling Orleans,
| 12xd 12Nd
LvxRrooL. April 29-Evsn:ng.
The activity in the cotton market maintained to
the close Of the day. and the transactions were large
The following the authorized closing quot atIons
Middling upiands I'D . 12Kd.; midding Orleans,
l2Kd. 12xd. Ths sales Of the day foot up %, 900
Trade Report.
Tho sdvioss from Manchester continue TO b favor
abls The market for goods and yarns is buoyant
| Livcrpssl BreadssuNs Market.
LIvarooI, April 20-Noon.
The breadstuffs market Is firm; sales Of California
wheat at las 3D. and Western red At 13s. Cd. Corn
z3s Cd Oats g. ID Barley 4s. l0d. Peas l5s
LIvERrooL, April 2o-2PM
Brsadstufls unchanged
LIVERPOOL, April 2o-Evening.
| Tho market for breadstuns closed firm. Corn has
advanced a. per quarter mixed Western Barley
a. Y0d for 90 lbs Oats 3D. I'd per 45 lbs Peas ass.
| per quarter for Canadian
Liverpeol Provisions Market.
LIvERrooI, April 2o-Noon.
| Pork, sos. Beef, 1855. Bacon. 30a Lard, Sos Cd.
| LIVERPOOL, April 20-2P.M
| Provisions are unchanged in price.
LIvRPooI, April 2o-Evening.
tho provisions market is nrmer. Beef has advanced
to 127a Cd. per barrel for extra prime moss. Pork
Eastern prime moss, soa per barrel Lard sos Cd per
cwIs Cnoeso-Miooing american, U per cwI
LivcrpeeL Produce Market.
LavsRrooL, April 2e-Noon.
Spirits petroleum, Id. and refined L. d. Pot ashss
3ls Spirits turpentine, ass 3D. Rosn--Commou, S.,
| and nne 1as Cd. Talow, 44a 3D. Cloverseed, SIS.
LvKRPooI, April 2o--Evening.
Refined petroleum has declined to 1s 3D. per gallon.
Potashes 34s per cwt- Spirits turpsntins. 38s Cd
| Rosin-Common, S. nne, 1as 3D. per cwt. Tallow,
"a 3D.
The London Markets.
LONDON, April 2o-Noon.
sugar-Dutch standard No. Il, 24s Corn, 4ss Scotch
pig IRON 52s Calcutta linseed, 65s Lnseed OIL E3s TO-
sperm OIL E13l Whale oil, ESQ., Lnseed cakes, 90 15
LONDON, April 20-Evening
Breadstuns are nrmer. Corn Ia scarce. wheat has
advanced a per quarter Sugar steady at 24s tor No
| IL Dutch standard Oils unchanged Iros-scotch Pig
| s2A per ton, mixed numbers.
Tho Antwerp Petroleum Market.
ANTWERP, April 2o-Noon
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younA Ladies. beware st the lrjuriess IF
~ he pores sEIn snd IN shcrs time destroy ms
ri sppssranos use BELMs0IDS .sxIRAcT sARaArAs
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Stads Theatre.

Mr. Daniel Bandmann commenced tho second week Of
his engagement at this theatre last night The play was
Gustav Freytags Eve act drama OF Count waidemar Mr.
Bandmann sustaining the principal r6< There ia little
change in his acting the last season he played in
New York. and hs peculiar style Of acting is perceptble
In all his charaCtcs He 10 enthusiastically received
every night and 70 be favore with the audience
at the Stadt.
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w.r A'Isos sssasosA sS,. s0s.s Hash.S
DR Hosuxrxs-Sir-T Asss lpug delaYed writing -
you my sincere thanks for the good you have done my
daughter truly that ncehing but the kind hand
Provdenos your Bittes have aAved her from an
carly grave For three yeaBs have been docoring her
syrups all Kinds OF bern that have boon re-
for her. besides having two hrst rate
but AL seemed to do her good while was
searching The almanacs and all the newspapers that
could hold of n hopesf finding something that would
Accidentally thsrs part Of newspaper
gooda that bought 1t the Spa. In looking 10
glance that BrTKHs was just what she
needed the Balston Spa and got bottle
OF your BfxRs She commenced taking them and such
change weck with her Appetite and tho dsress that
vctuas oocasoned and that burning in the
my lfe there In her She has taken thres
botes and able 70 work all the time think there
a little derangosns Of the liver Please send three
bottles which think win her entirely We and
ing and husng that would almost sop her from breathing
II ~ Mas AMANDA MPHERsoG.
New York once - Dsy street.
Addrees. -Gessipe. Msenecha.m Geeds MAJ
street: also repairing done. Boiling o.
All the Hlghest PreMIsys.-1S60;v a. .EIlllPsIg
Lockstitch Sewing Machines manufactured BY WHEELER
4 WILSON Company Sold only BY Elliptic Sewing Ma
chine Company, eSS Broadway.
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Window shades Srw
FOR bwELLiNGs, pssIrrnnnnnvs
FOR SKI LIGHTS. :. s.r,vn rrxrtfp ra ms
a. q u. B. KELfy. ~ broadway.
ws~.. Torpees and .Orua mental Hair
pcss nnahtv FAR bye and Hair DyenG all coAors a
uATtflEI.OIlis 10 Bond street
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yAddrss.: :: sgGs.s s;gs.sise IIssEPchssm Gssd: Ma .s
street: also repairing done Boiling o.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-09
THE MESSAGE.

On our first page we present to the
readers Of the SENTINEL the last Mes
sage that Gov Curtin will deliver to the
Legislature of the State-at least for
some years to come, if ever again. 1t is
brief, pointed, aud couched in plain, ear
nest language. He first exhibits the
financial condition of the Commonwealth,
proving the Treasury to be in a healthy
condition. lie thinks attention to the
revenues and economy in expenditures
will ensure the payment Of the State debt
within fifteen years lie recommends the
adoption of the Constitutional Amend
ments, and refers briefly to the troubles
existing between a treachorous, apostate
President and Congress. His able and
eloquent presentation of the Southern
difficulties is in strict accordance with the
brilliant record of his whole administra
tion. The rest of the message refers 10
matters of minor importance. Each sub
ject is clearly explained, and we hope the
whole message will be read with that care
It's importance demands.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-09
CONGRESS-,

The Senate re-assemb!ed at II O clock
on Wednesday. The bill aud report, pre-
pared by Commissioner Wells, we're re-
ferred to the Finance Committee, and
1000 copies Of the bill ordered to be
printed. Petitions against curtailment of
the national currency were referred to the
Committee on Finance. A petition from
the sugar merchants Of New York agains,
any change in the duty on sugar.
4 resolution was adopted, after debate,
directing the Judiciary Committee to in,
quire if legislation on the Constitutional
Amendment is necessary to prevent the
sale OF persons into slavery fer a term Of
years as punishment for crime.
4 bill was introduced vesting the ap-
pointment Of the United States marshal
Of the District in the Supreme Court. \
resolution instructing the Military Com
mittee to inquire il any legislation is ne
cessary to prevent the enslavement of Ir-
dians or any system of peonage in the
Territory Of New Mexico, was adopted.
The bill to prevent and punish fraudu.
lent representations for inducing the emi-
grafton of negroes and mulatoes from the
country was called up, but the Senate ad.
journed without taking action.
In the House, the Secretary Of the
Treasury was directed, by a resolution, to
communicate :he facts in his possession in
regard to the loss Of the steamer Evening
Star, and also to institute an investigation
into the loss Of the steamer Commodore
Leave was asked to introduce a resolution
instructing the Committee OF the Judici
airy to report what measures can be taken
to prevent the Supreme Court from re
leasing and discharging the assassins oI
Mir. Lincoln, and the conspirators who
made the attempt to release The rebel pris
cners at Chicago, and to inquire into the
ezpediency of repeating he law Of 1868
under which the decision was made. Oh
lection was made and it vent over.
The bill of Mr. Stevens, providing for
restoring to States lately in insurrectior
their full political rights, vas taken up
The question was upon the adoption Of
the substitute which was read, but no sc.
tion was taken. Iu Committee of the
Whole Mr.. Kelly reviewed the report oI
Secretary ef the Treasury, and denounced
the project Of paying OH the debt in the
present generation.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-09
From the Harrisburg Telegraph,]
TO THE PEOPLE OF E'EEN'A.
Shall the Majority Ru.a Within the Re.
publican Party as /; Does Throush-
out ;he Republic

/, is not necessary for rs TO remind the
people OF Pennsylvania that a great strug-
gle has beeu in progress both before and
since the meeting OF the Legislature for
the occupancy Of the seat in the Uaitea
States Senate, to be vacated by Cowan,
the renegade, March /, 1867. The fac
,ion contendins Ter Senatorial honors for
its leader, which has made The most noise,
now proves i,sel! the weaker party when
confronted by :he Representatives of the
people. We now appeal to the great Re-
publican masses of the State ia support
Of the truth OF history. 1t is histoti-
cal fact that the friends Of Gov. Curtin.
before the meeting Of the Republican
nominating conventions throughout the
State, and after the nominations Of the
party had been made in the different
counties, frequently and presistea,ly ieop.
ardized our political harmony by their in.
decent pressure OF the Senatorial ques-
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-09
NEWS ITEMS.

-Snaiis, one of the principal Parisian
delieacies, arc said to have almost scpPIan-
ted frogs "a that market.
~ bear, Weighing over four hundred
pounds, was killed t few days ago, il Wash
ins iou township, Clarion county.
One hundred and sixteen member; of
Congress have skeir wives, daughters or
other ladies' with ,heIu AT Washington this
winter.
"A Chicago young lady Of fourteen
clopcd with young man of twenty-five,
was married three weeks and then got o
divorce.
"A man advertised for competent per-
sous to undertake the sale of new med
icine," and adds that it viii be profitable
TO tho undertdker,
A band Of rebel outlaws are burning
freednen's dwellings, ard driving them
from Tennessee. They are in the "recon-
structing business" eyideniiy.
"A number of United States soldiers
broke into the Opera Hall, at Atlanta, on
Monday night, during an enter.ainuet
aud clamored for the removal Of Confel.
crate flag, said to 10 upon Christmas tree
in the ball.
On the Calico Island, in Lake Outa
rio, there is population of eighty persons
who have no doctor, lawyer, minister, mag
is:Fato, psuper CT druhkard, nor any hotel
grog-shop, church or Jail. But q goOl
achool house is we'll susiaipcd
AT Christmas festival Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church in pl,hoIe, Pa
Rev. D S. S,eadmsa received 9 purse con
tanning Eve hundred dollars from an or
ganization calling Themselves the Forty
Thieves" The Swordsmaus club alsl
presented him with one hundred ant
twenty-five dollars.
Tho Gettysburg Star learns tha
the committee &C the First Army Corps
having the matter in charge, have decided
to place bronze statue Of General Rey
nolds in the National Cemetery, and no.
on tie spot where he fell. The statue i.
to be six or seven feet high. The triangle
formed By several avenues near the gate
in frcn., has been selected for the site.
.G-The Pennsylvania Senate on Thurs
day passed bill regulating the election o
United States Senator, in conformity viii
the United States law, and fixing JaDuar,
/ 9th for the election. Also Joint res
olu,oh asking Cor the passage Of the tari.
act now before the United States Senate
Also bill extending the provisions of :h
manufacturing and mining act to any as
sociation formed for the publication an,
sale of periodicals, newspapers, school ant
other works.