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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-22
srArE NEWS.

Black Hack Co.-The house of John Hat
terinsn, . poor man living at Cedar City,
vas burned last week.-Ovcr one hundred
/ tons Of hay have been destroyed by prairie
6res southwest Of Cedar Falls.-The Uni
yersalist Sabbath School Of Cedar Falls gave
!, en- exhibition on Fridry evening for the ben
EFT Of their ibrary.-Tbe drama OF Uncle
! Toms Cabin was performed at Cedar Falls
two nights last week By y home company Of
/ emateuys, for the benefit of tho building fund
] II the Episcopal Church, profe ssionsl
| thief was arrested at Cedar Falls on Satur>
, day, the 9Th inst. Stolen articles to the val.
ue Of over $500 were found in his trunk.
The thief was taken 70 Dubuque. The above
items are fron the Cedar Falls Gasctk.
: Linn Goa little girl was burned to
death, about six miles south Of Cedar Rap>
ids, on the 9Th inst. While playing near a
prairie fire, her clothing caught and was
burned of. Death resulted in . few hours.
!. Cedar Rapids, with all its enterprise,
4 has no FIRE engine. So says The Times.
Z Fayettc Goa fine new school house 10
being completed It CIsrmont-Reuben
E,npson, . wheat tbief, was arrested at Cler-
mont, the ether day, and sent to the Clayton
= Fayette county held its annual session at
SAstou SbCuS1Nk OCt. G1ots VIZ
CLEAN from the Leadcr.-The Fayette o.
ssrrer says that . prisoncr attempted to es>
cape from the county Jail, o few days since,
,, but vas caught before he could get out Of
!. the Court House square.
: Brewer Co.-1he eHterprisine people OF
wnverly have fully organized a Lecture aud
Library Association. They expect Miss
Clara Barton, Fred Douglass, Henry Vim
cent, f. r. Whipple and Theodore 'Tilton,
! TO lecture to them the coming winter
The music class Of Mr.. C. Z. Rowley. At
Janesville, passed q complimentary resola>
. lion and requested Him TO make arrange
snenis for another class. We CLEAN from tue
Waverly Renix.
Jasper G.-The Catholic Church at New.
ION was dedicated on the l7th inst.-A
= foundry j. being bulk at Newton.-The
9 Panorama Of the Army Of the Cumberland
: sss r~ecently exhibited at Newton With great
success. So says the Free Press.
4arshaH G.-The new Baptist church at
1arshalltown will be ready for occupancy
BY the 10Th Of Deceinber.-A musical
convention, under charge of Prof. H. S. Per
kiOs, Of The State University, will be held at
NarshaIltOwn next week.-Pr0f. Rarev,
the original horse tanner. delivered sstisfac~
tory lectures on the subject Mt Marshalltown.
OF, the oh inst. So says the Marshall Times.
Dubuque Goa horse thieffrom Clayton
county vas arrested in Dubuque on Friday.
The Herald Office has forwarded 47j 10
J. n. Dixon. whose letter announcing his
blindness will be found on the first page Of
This paprr.-The Young Mems Christian
Association Of Dubuque, are to give : con-
cert for The benefit Of the poor Of that city. |
.A neW park Of three or four acres to be
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-22
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-22

sionaries and native Christian converts
to return to his donations, whence
they had been exilcd by a previou'
decree.
Edmund Cooper. the P~resident's
private secretary, has been appointed
assistant secretary Of the treasury
vice Hon. VIM. 4. Chandler. resign
cd. He will enter on his duties or
December 2. From Mr.. Cooper's in-
innate connection with tho president,
his confirmation is considered doubt.
full.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-22

PRoNorED.-oh residents of Delaware
county will be pleased 10 learn thsi o. Z.
Coon, the first or one Of the frs, publishers
Of a paper at Delhi is rising into notice in
Alabama. The Usage Lraa makes the fol-
lowing mention Of him We notice the
announcement in an exchange tina: Datus
Z. Coon. formerly the editor and proprietor
of The Usage Democrat-the first number of
which was printed under a tree in this wis
lage then Captain and Major in the Second
Iowa Cavalry during the war. and finally
Brigsdier General by brevet, has been elect
ed a member of the Alabama State Convea-
ton from the Selma dis,ric; by 5000 major
iiy. Gen. Coon made an excellent record
in the army, and his old friends in Usage
will be pleased and not surprised 70 learn
that he occupies a position Of influence in
the come of bis aaoption.'-Kanohester In
ion.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-22

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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-22

.rAs Peal n xasAss.r tia. the swoe4..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21

We observe that the private papers OF
Msximilian are reported 10 have fallen into
the hands Of the Duo d'Aumals, in London,
and will soon he published. They viii throw
a food Of light upon the secret history of the
Intervention, and will, We fancy, place III e
great wire-puller, Louis Napoleon. in most
embarrassing position. Already he is defending
himself through tine Paris journals for the
wholesale murder which be has caused 10y his
Mexican expedition and bis attempt 10 transfer
European authority to this continent II the
secret history Of bis Vaccinations be disclosed
in the Mexican affair it will intensity the indig-
nation which is felt against him for bis
betrayal and desertion Of the unfortunate
Macmillan.
In addition to the papers above mentioned
] 1t appears that we are to have defence Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21

Mr.. Beokwiih, the United States Commits
sioner at the Paris Exposition, has received
from his Majesty the Emperor Of the French
the Order of the Legion Of Honor. and faunts
the little vanity in his button hole. These
words occur in the constitution Of the United
Statcs:--"No person holding any Office OF profit
or trust under the United States shall, without
the consent Of the Congress, accept Of any pre-
sent. emolument, Office or title Of any kind
whatever from any king. prince or foreign
State" We suppose the Office Of Commits
sioncr is one of trust, If not Of profit; but as
Mr.. Beckwith is resident OF Paris, and doubt
less proposes continuing SO for the remainder of
his natural life, and as he sought the position
in order to get the ribbon, it is doubtful
whether he either knows or cares what the
constitution may have to say on foreign
honors. The fact, however, puts in clearer
light the bad taste Of the government in giving
such positions to men having such little real
or sympathetic relation with our Institutions
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a Good Appointment for PnnRmsn.

We notice the departure, yesterday. OF Gene
raj Thomas Kilby Smith for the Panama consu-
late TO which he has been appointed We deem
this by far the most important consulate in
the gift OF the government, and are pleased to
see that it has been conferred upon one of our
MJor-Generals who won his distinction by sol
dierly action. Upon the Isthmus of Panama
We are TO fight on, politically or by force Of
arms, the next Rrea; question OF European in
reference on this continent. The attempt TO
arrest our march by throwing royal barrier
into Mexico has failed. The questions which
have lately arisen in Colombia indicate the
growing desire OF France and England TO gain
possession Of the narrow transit which will con-
troll the vast trade shat is spriuging into life on
the shores of the Pacific. For proper protec-
ton Of our Interests, where so much of our
commercial vitality il centred, we cannot be
too careful; and in view o, this we believe the
present appointment to be good one.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE atsMs.

General Scboneld Regulating tho Hwssisga
COurt-The Coilectorship Of Internal Rove
nue-A Railroad Presidency TO be Offered -
RICHMOND Va. July 20, 1851. I
Qo'Ciock r. n (
The following important order was issued today By
General schoacld- 1t will bs better understeoA By
stating that Hovey q school teacher from The NORTH
and Hotze the older brother Of aboy to whom Hovsv
administered whipping for disturbing his school -
HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT. |
SrArx OF VIRGINIA, RICHMOND July 10, 1857.
SR-The attention of the Comman dng General nan
been called 70 the action Of the Coqr o. Hastings q
assault and battery, tried on the 18th OF Nay 1857
that OF R. T. Hctze for assault and battery tried the
18th OF June, and that OF William Snellings. ". A.
Duke and others. indicted for gambling. dismissed
the 14sh OF June 1867.
II Is represented the records OF ths Of Huss-
ings for months show that tho highest peusty im-
posed in the most aggravated case Of assault ana bs
was merely nominal fine and costs thai in the case Of
Hotzs for aggravated assault upon Hovey the Court
was content with the verdct Of the Jury viz a nomI-
ted case Of Hovey for an assault upos
proper 70 add Of $3.50 imposed by tue jury,
thirty days. imprisonment the county JAIL that in
tho case Of william Smelling, William A. Duke and others
permitted to enter noic prosegp and the prisoners
discharged upon the ground ss stated in subsa
were horn north OF an imag nary line the co, %
the court se aside, and also that oar courts ware
intended solely for the trial OF Conisderates.'
The action OF the Court Of Hastings tbcss tbceo
cases seems require explanation. The s.sts-
therefore referred to YOU Of the iusiiccs
OF that court. for any explanation you may wis -
make. Very respectfully your o5edient servant,
s r. CHAIFIS, Assistant Adjutant Genorsl.
To JoHS r. REGSAuLT, ESQ., Recorder 81 Court o. Hust
ings, Richmond Va.
Tho Justices viii convene Monday to frame thslp
reply.
II Is understood there four applicants fos the
cancy caused by Judge Lyons death As thu term Of
tho court will not until sepember, NJ, appsiss-
msnt will likely be made until then. bat ehoud any
emergency arise demanding . session OF The coarts
Judge Advocate Burnhsm will preside.
IL runored,bcro to-day thai Secretary McCuoch
had handed ever the names Of two gentle MI Van
lew and DR.. Mills &c Comm ssioner Rollins, 10 make
his choice for the Coeofship Of internal revenue -
this port The formr will be the inevitable selection
have teen informed this evening thss 10 the insee
ton OF the gentlemen interested In the tovngson ana
Ohio silroad, relating 10 which conventoo Wa ~
Gently hsld 10 nominate General RobsH ~ Lee 70 NE
Presidency OF TIE road, and bis SOD, tusts le 10 tne
position Of Chic Engineer To this the Genera ~ 10
considered. viii have objection a. ne iees Tue assp-
est in'@sJ in the success Of the Undertaking
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cases whore the parties were born north Of imaginary
line General Schoneld has called the attention o. 'ne
Recorder fact and required him 70 make an eA
panation, II possible.
Daniel Frederick Brakeman Is living in 'sliaraugus
county N " having attained the ago OF one huno'eo
ana seveo years with all his faculties remaining Ngor
Qua His habits have never considered very Aoss
aent regards the drinking OF liquor
A new channel formed IN the missouri river a.
Peru Iowa. tho 9th inst, by the action OF the cur
rent cutting through narrow neck OF land ana shorten
ing the route by twenty miles by TINS cutou severh
thousand Of land aud the town OF Hampurg IOWA.
were transferred 10 the State OF Nebraska
Dispatches have received from the naval squad
ron on the South Coast OF Africa at smons Bay, TO the
2stb OF May The 81 that point the Iroquois
Unadilla and Aroostook.
Fifteen s.eamers carrying 2.262 passengers and
ST. OTIS In specie departed from this port yesterday
bound for European and coastwise ports.
The United States Consul at Fayal on the 9th uit,
writes that volcano In full eruption in the sea- about
nine miles westward Of the Island Of Terceira.
The suit Of Gerrit Smith against the Chicago Tribune
for alleged Ibs, has been settled.
There have been seven deaths from cholera in Men,
phs. Tenn, during the last two days
boiler In the works Of ClApp and Jones, near Pike
slip. burst yesterday. severely rJurng two mon and five
boys
General Sheridan hs nxed the slst inst for the clos
ting Of registration In his district
The stock market strong yesterday. Govern
Ments firm. Gold clio ed al 1885,.
The markets general thing ruled very quiet
yesterday. Domestic produce was irregular; while
merchandise steady and In cases Grmer COT.
fee dull and nominal Cotton quite active and
higher, midding upiands closing Grm at 27c On
Change -four moderately active and steady. Wheat
rregular; winter advanced about &C. and California
&c. l0c., while spring unchanged. Corn was IN
settled. and generally Co. &c. lower Oats were steady
ana 6rm Pork in moderate reques. at former
prices. Beef and lard unchanged. Freights were
dulL Naval stores less active but steady in value.
Petroleum remained firm.
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Congress has adjourned till November,
which is simply adjourning to its regular ses-
sion, with the time for that session fixed little
earlier than usual. This puts sudden damper
on the exploitation of all those grand schemes
and all ina. humanitarian philosophy that GER
tain of the radical leaders carried TO the ma
tional capital no grand Alabama demonstra-
ton from Chandler ; no universal centscation
and redistribution of property from old Ben
Wade but Congress has quietly and practi-
cally gotten through with what il met for, and is
going home. This is a praiseworthy course.
we believe, on the whole, il is better
that the President. even by his Veto
Message and his Message on the Southern
State debts, could not stimulate Con.
gress to take up the business of impeachment
for since he can do none Of the wrong nc
dreams, IL is more in accordance with the sense
of the country to express a distinct opinion OF
his harmlessness by leaving him alone.
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ryyaS MEETING m BUFFALO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO The HERALD.

BUFFALO, y. V. July 20, 1897
III O'Clock =. n. /
A, the mass meeting a, st. James Hall this evening.
under the auspices OF the Fcnian organization. the
sneakers denounced the United states government for
not demanding the release Of General Nasle Stephen T.
Mcany and other American citizens arrested for words
said in this country against tho British government J.
NJ. Humphrey member Of Congress, A. NJ. Ciapr Gen.
ers Spear and Senator Morrison addressed the meeting
Resolutions passed calling tho administration u
take steps for the release OF all American citizens or.
rested in foreign countries for words said 10 The uusc4
Cfat
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grumbling because Of imagined disgrace, with
murmured di'approvll in many quarters OF the
empire and its chief and with the ghost of
M 'ximillan, wrathful and rebuking, ever stalk
ing at his elbow, what will Napoleon do, We
must walt o little to see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21

Movements Of President and Madame JuareZ.
The telegraphio dispatches from New Or
leans which we published yesterday announced
the arrival Of President Juarez in the city of
Mexico on the l4.h instant, and, by a singular
coincidence, that of Madame Juarez on the
same day at Vera Cruz. The reception Of both
il described as having been accompanied by
accamations as enthusiastic az these which.
according to the Paris Moniteur, greeted Maxi
milan and Carlotta upon their entry into the
capitol OF Mexico on the 18th OF June, 1864.
No doubt Juarez must regard the cordial re-
ception extended to him as an additional proof
of his popularity among his countrymen. But
he is reported to have chosen with great
sagacity the very moment Of his triumph to
decline emphatically a reelection to the Pres-
dency and 70 order new election to be held.
He proposes to retire to his haciends in the
mountains as soon as his successor shall be
elected. Thus he will avoid the thorny COM
plications which any question as to the censti-
tutionalty Of his position might occasion.
Macmillan and Santa Anna and Ortega having
been disposed Of Juarez will leave the Mexican
people in perhaps better condition than ever
TO make free and deliberate choice OF a new
President His own voluntary retirement from
power will remove at least one cause that
might have aggravated the chronic tendency
of Mexico to the ieverish excitement of faction.
There was certain consistency with
the moral support which the United States
government has afforded to President Juarez,
as the recognized representative of the
Mexican republican party, in placing the rev.
enue cutter Wilderness at the disposition of
Madame Juarcz on her return to Vera Cruz
And If with the letter sent to Juarez in behalf OF
Maximilian's life, the United States government:
had also sent steamer to Vera Cruz to be
placed at the disposition Of the fallen Emperor
upon leaving Mexico, the world would have ap.
plauded the act and the most devoted friends
Of republicanism would have joined in the
applausc
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Tne CHOLERA IN MEMPHIS.

MExrur. July 20, 1897
There have been seven deaths from oholen since
yesterday The disease is steadily increasing though -
far II has not assumed epidemic form. The rsvagss
are confined almost exclusively 70 the negroes A
Board Of Health has beon Organized put the city 10
good sanitary condition Itto or no excitement Il 90,
caslonet byM
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The Pope and Ita3y.

Deputies from two hundred Italian cities
have paid their respects to the Pope, and the
Pope. through these deputies, has paid his
respects to the kingdom Of Italy. To the Pope
the deputies gave an album, on each page of
which was ms ,ribed an "address of d svO ion"
from some Italian city-a tangible evidence
that IN two hundred cities there were sen.t
ments of reverence and love for his Holiness I;
and the Pop, in return gave his opinion Of the
result Of all that political and warlike move
ment that during the past ten years has raised
Italy from serviity and degradation and given
her place among nations. His Holiness
called this result ga unity Without charity,
without justice. and accurssd by Col" This
would sem like harsh return for the kindly
demonstration of the deputies; but in fact they
appear to have liked 1t; from which it might be
inferred mat they are men who hive some
cause of discomfort witrthe italian kingdom
that they dislike it, aud are no. fair specim ms
Of the progressive men Of that country. From
this il is not great step to the thought that if
amiable addresses are only presented to the
Pope by ma'conten's, they have less value
than Trey might coming from o'her hands.
Wren we look at the Pope's charge, that the
king lom is without charity, and reflect that
this is brought out by its conascation Of the
Church estates. we cannot but feel that his
Holiness has INDUCED in undue, perhaps even
unchsriable, warmth over such unworthy
worlds gear, and that he has human
adiness toward some bitterness Of temper.
And this induces us to hope that the Grand
Council may not declar, the Pope above oil
human liabilities until this question OF the
Church properly is settled in some shape and
out of III, way forever. When we consider the
Pope's declaration that the kingdom of Italy is
"accursed by God" we readily confess that the
Pope must know more about that than we do,
and we lose ourselves in reflect ng what an adj
mirable and convenient thing it is to have on
earth genuine representative of ST. Peter
with authority to dispense the wrath of Heaven
in accord ance with the complications OF Euro
pean politics.