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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-20

II is very little wonder that Northern men
going South should take no more than carpet
bag. since they stand 80 light chance OF see
ing their baggage again, or even of returning
However, some 100000 carpet-baggers nndef
Gen. Grant contrived to stay South as long asthey
cared to- and some eight or ten thousand under
Butler were kindly entertained by the Rebe"
at their own expense. After such illustrations
who can complain of Southern hospitality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-20
SmnstmtnIs. &c.

VroApwAY TuFATEr- Evening at 81 rod
d. Down 3" or Urder Two sgs" Mr. aud Ms h'Tf "o,
TRYANT's NEW MNsTEEL HALL, anmTianI I DuIiu
gr- ourt,eh-st adjoining ACADEMY o. h, NId+s. s
,l hue Bad Door - The Live lain" bfyADtS ND'
CENTRAL PArK GAuDEN-Seventh-aV anu = w ~,
tstT I,inq Al 8-IIeoioe Ihonsss Popular Garden O0n
Nrcro's G. ,rprN-This Evening at 8-Ohenbach ;
rtni Me lima Nile Lainbei6 Grand Partisan Ballet
froJ9e A..
DprttyH & l. Iof. Nile SaueAL
WhIL,cK's-1his Evening at S.-"flre-fIyi o.
H. t,s,I of thr Fag."-Lotta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-20

The stg:esfion of correspondent of TnE
Te,BUNE. that those who subscribe fOr this
journal should, after reading it, distribute their
paper to persons too poor to purchase one. IS
meeting with hearty Endorsement Judging
by the letters we receive from different sec
tons of the country. BY this plan many votes
can be secured to Grant and Colfax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-20

immense crowd, witnessing the review oil
troops. raised loud cries for peace ana against
war Other demonstrations OF the same KIND
will undoubtedly follow, for public opinion in
France is opposed to aggressive wars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-20
TO THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE.

SIR Permit Ine to refer the inquirer, who, through
your SEEK Scientific Polytechnic school, "s
substituted Greek and Modern Science for hyssoC
Onswbch afford facilities for thorough sd~a
classical .esstac or The Collegiate AID Pslytsss,
,iiiuts" Of BsvoLys, n. Y an respectfully 49,
BrVekiys ". y, Aug H lees. HgtttG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-20

The reports received yesterday by the Repub-
lican State Central Committee of New-York
were very encouraging and augured well for
the cause of Grant and COlfax in this State.
Four new members were added 10 the Execu-
five CnrnmitfeA L--l :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-20

A letter from the Commissioner Of Emigra-
ton of Tennessee, setting forth the advantages
that Northern emigTants can gain in that State,
Will be found on our sixth page this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-20

Good speakers are promised to address the
Central Union Grant Club of Brooklyn, at
the;, Hall, corner of Fulton and Concord SITS,
this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-20

In order to demonstrate that fecundity Of
allusion so constantly exhibited by our CO.
temporary of The World, We beg leave to
present the following accurate catalogue OF
celebrated persons, living or dead, mentioned
by The World in single article printed on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-20

A bin has passed the South Carolina House,
repudiating the foreign claims against the Bank
of the State and authorizing the Governor to
take possession of the assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-20
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-20

In a collision with the police force of At
lanta, Ca, on Tuesday evening, three negroes
were shot, one of them mOrtally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-20

to these fellows, as we beg to inferm Tubby-I
Hook, that "peace and reunion do not follow
unconditional surrender
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-20
NeGn:llork Daily gribMare.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1853.
notion nepnhIIonn National Committee.

The eAdQusre " the COMMITTEES o zoe Fh ATeh
Hotel io City all business COMMUNICATIONS should be se
treSsed f,lnvlng list o. the Officers and members OF TIE Ca
William Cadn Chairman Bos'on Mass william Chandler
Cissa Boston Mas W. Bennington W William H.
kembe GTernst Philadelphia; Horace GTesleT NegloE
H. Stsrkweather korNirh fOaR; b K Coueu, bellAr Ouoi
Ear.b Gliding. KasasIoo Mich Western Executive COMMITTEE
Headauarters Chicago jones Chicago HI Cyrus d. Allen
Ynues TAYLOR. Omaha Southern EIecutFe Committee
Headquarters Atlanta. GaM H. bOuLuorlh hewOreans Ia
Iobn IN C,hlusI Lagrange B. T. Rice Little Rosk, Ark
Psesc Rrouve COMMITTEES Headquarters San Franc iccGeoTg u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-20

Che Republican s Central CoDmlt,ss h, headquarters at
che rooms Of Committee The h Avenue Hotel 90 H.
An communications to the Committee should be addressed to at that
place Mr. r. Low Is Chairman Terwi g Secretary
efths Executive Committee.
New.YOrK Grant Coifnx Bows In Blue
Gen TbeO b. Gates CHINA Con- Rooms 10 aud II Aso House
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-05

CtEANNo Houef Clean bedrtcais thoroughly
in March or April. with sAlt and water duet Ae'q
with Pcrsian powder lgeuuine OF apply ecTt g
sublimAto with feather b every CRACK asid tru,
ice, aud you win not he haunted by vermin. In
cleaning closets, fret remove every thing nom
them, and hang tho clothing out 10 air. Sweep,
dus, and scrph them well hll mp holea, II there
are any, with mixture q chloride u lime aud
putty, duet Persian powder upon all Die lodges
aud into The interstices and You VIII be ffoo Of
roacbea moths aud bugs ion tho summon
IN cleaning rooms Che same rule applies. Clean
well, Gll w holes and croyicos ius, powder round
tho lodges, aud moths aud mice win disappear or
take refuge in the cellar, whence good cat or =
little chloride Of lime tuscd dry) win soon dislodge
them. There IL 90 need for any house 30 be
troubled ~ al with yofmu, The proper means
aud little care a. the right time viii prevent in
finite annoyanoos afterward, and much dcHtrue-
ton Of property.
Romomber, soap should mover be used upon
grained wood cold tea cleans u best Of anything.
Never iron lace window curtains, and be careful
not TO make them blue with indigo. Stretch Thorn
upon mattraus 10 dry pinninR down carefully
the extreme edge Of every point or scollop.
In starching clothes, mix raw starch with wa
ter and pour boiling water upon IL but do not boil
the starch. II viii take about half the usual
quantity stir II round with little end o. spor.
nacoti candle 70 make II iron glossy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-05
Foreign.

FuTth er particulars Of the brilliant We
tory Of the English At Magdala in Abyssinia
states that the Abyssinian forces we're drawn up
on lofty hill about six miles from the fortress
Of Asgdala. The English army moved up the
hill, and after brisk combat took the outwork Of
shiiIasse. Theodorus then retreated into the
center Of the AagdaIa works on the plateau.
The British moved forward aud opened s fire
from their twelxe-poand Armstrongs and rocket
mortsr upon the place. After sustaining the
Are but short time Theodorus abandoned his
guns, and, eth refreshing inward, barriesded HE
saIyports, and began sharp FIRE Of musketry
from behind HE defences. Gen. Napier then
bombarded the works for three hours after which
he ordered an assault. and the works we're carr
ed ia The face Of very determined resistance On
the part Of the Abyssinian troops. Theodorus
lost sixty killed and two hundred wounded Ia
this engagement. Ths English had only ffteen
Of The rank and Sic wounded. When the works
uers IN fui possession ofthe English, Theodorus
vas found shot through the head, and dead
HE two sons we're taken prisoners. The British
troops Immediately plundered the fortress, Ia
which we're fesr golden crowns. twenty thousand
dollars In silver, snd manY vGluable articles u
Iewslry and Plate.
Tventy-eight large guns. goo stand u smslI
Erns 10 90 shisids sash - are used IN BATHS IN
the open aelS By fhs Abyssiniaas. 1900 spears
ard mary other aTtseias u var equipment we're
Also captured b. the Engilsh. The ezptlfss.
sambezsng ants soaas, nsa woaasa zpd ehiidFea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-05
MAGNOLIA WIN. a acletfnl toilet ARTICLE

MAGNOLIA WATER. delightful toilet article
supopior to Cologne, and At half the price,
For horses that are hide bound or have star
ing rough coats, use shoridans Cavalry Condi-
ton powdere.
Successful, Because Of Superior Merit Mira
s, A. ArIES's IMPROVED (ne'o sglel Ham HK-
sronER or DREssIEo, (ta ono ome.l Every
Druggist sells H. Price ono Dollar.
y by taking Parsons purgativo Pills tho body
Is invigorated with new life, health and REGULAR.
", the liver and heart viii be- assisted and
strengthened 10 discharge their functions and
the bowels regulated,
A lady la pittsiiold, who was for long time
troubled with Dyspepsia, commenced using Rem
mes Pain Killing Magic OIL daily, and 60 her sur
prise thoee distressing symptoms and fee lings
left her. She says st works like charm
-FArTs Worm KNowrSo. Johuson's Anodyno
Lnment is superior 70 any other Linimont or
Pain Killor in tho world ltiaoquay oiiinacions ,
whethor taken internally, or applied externally
II will cure cough or hoarsuess influenza, whoop-
ing cough on Group and il excellent for all lung
complaints.
Tho ancicnts desired 'locks bushy and black
az the raven" as one Of tho PROJECTIONS Of man
hood, and tressos long, slken and lunirous AZ tho
GROWING beauty Of womanhood, but Time, tho
sly old dog, drew his fingers through their hair
and left 'IIs Mark" IN white. Time Nv now baf-
fed by those who use Rngs Vegetable Ambrosia
tho greatest and most reliable Hair Restoror Of
modern times.
'poor Toms cold
How warm soccer the genial sun
May look Ia kindness on the earth,
In Tom Jones' veins no cheering warmth
Dinpelle the gloomy sorrow Of his soul,
Dyspeg'ia, like the goblin, hunts him down,
Ague, grim chamberlain lights him % bed,
While dulnoss. Vertigo and Headache dire
With fereor aches combine 10 make him gr0Rn.
Harkon, Thomas 10 instruction
For Thy Ills romedy ~ found,
A Panacea certain, pleasant, sure,
PLANTATION BIrTERs s. T. 1860 X,
A wondrona tonic made by Dr. Drake
We presume poor Toms case was not worse
than thousands who are cured daily by this won
derful medicine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-05

sssse. iha Fssss eaaaatsla lreszss q u..iah haze
ssssa lhem saaasl lsags snd slFsns vsAoas. saa
IA sssEssa sss4Al kshass = pAish hsss tapeAi
thssa = assasrrs sAaa a. prsaasss nileb bsassass
la..iee ass8 reasiasssa. La aei Ear @fst usws
gareF szssA. Ayes ed Pasrse
ne sl.ass iFuags So siae 81 lAs csaFs hssAas.
Msssaessss, th.e t1'sasssagi ssenlng, Aaaaitaaef
s. eenss reserved ssAts q esaas
Ew c4sAx. Ageat
Ihs aassssllaa a sseek grswess : called e
t4s advertisement a ..Yoaug Isaiss, lu sngtasr
column
ne savertssesasut y Newman Weeks 8 Ca,
= galland, nay i.e found il another ooAzmn q
io-dAyr paper. Probably ne hsster plaoe b Fuf-
chase si1ssf eisss q geoas ca l,e foaed Ia Iai-
land.
ArTsasr11n RosnfNg kSn AeHEsT. On saturday
light last. NJ Bowen, q The hrm 4 Bowen g.
Hopkins. merchants a East Dorset, WAe sleeps
in biz stare building. vas aroused hg ths Efforts
II ul1ne one attempting 70 enter HE premises.
Ia. b - once srose. ard the burglar hearing him,
instantly departed. bat lighted lamp which be
caraiod With him attracted Mr.. Bowen's attention,
aud be resolved 70 keep watch Of the souid-be
intruder lis eiloTts we're soon awarded, howov-
ef. foI ihe fellow made his way directly 70 the
station q the bennington 1 Rutland Railroad,
whence he entered tho post-oiiee IN tAe same
building. and commenced an examination u the
mai matter therein, which Mr.. B. deemed alto
gether too scrutinous and accordingly the latter
gentleman aroused Station Agent Gront, who,
armed with revolver, repaired 70 the posi-ofhce
AMI psrsuaded the intruder to deliver himself up
as prisoner. The robbers name proved 70 be
Thomas Mccormick, and he Il now in close con-
finemeni tbs preliminary probably 10 longer
and elo~sr one al Windsor Rail1nd Herald
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-05
Items.

-pendleton and English Is the Democrats
ticket at the west.
III. II. Lloyd, the well known map Publisher
died at Mount Clair, n. j., Thursday aged 30.
Official returns from rs counties in Georgis
give Bullock, Republican, for Governor, 8. 30 ma
joriy.
An ingenious mode q torture IN Britisl
India is 70 fAsten 3 bag II wasps on some portion
Of the victims body. and then stir up the insects
The receipts u Dickens last reading at New
York vas 1900, and be took back With him
clear $4,000 in gold. His expenses In thi'
country have been 10000.
Hos long did Adam remain Ia Paradise be
fore be sinned ?" asksd AZ admirable cara specs
o. her loving husband 9TH he got 3 wife,
answered the hushAnd, calmly.
Il sew York trout breeder reoantly sent the
spaEA u zoo n those ash y Fort sanders, DA-
cotAh. By mail. They we're seven days IN trsh
"a. Ard ealy al II the spawn persisted; the Fssi
have since been hAschei-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-05
State Items.

james Carrigan was killed, on Thursday at
the West Rutland qusrries, by an iron bar hurled
against bis throat while moving block Of marble.
The conservation Of the Rev. Dr. Bissell. the
Bishop elect Of the Diocese Of Vermont, Is APP
pointed 10 take place in Christ Church, Mont
pelier, on Wednesday the 81 day Of June next,
that being the day on which the annual Con-
vention Of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
Vermont viii meet.
--Breyet Major Charles NJ Corey died lately, in
Washington, of pneumonia. Major Corey served
formerly as Lieutenant in the Fourteenth, YER
mont, and afterwards as Captain Of Co. H. OF the
Seventeenth Vermont. He was good soldier.
East Berkshire was rayaged by a disastrous
fire ON Wednesday night, which destroyed the
entire business part Of the town and the only
church. II originated in Sherwoods brick hotel,
and spread furiously in all directions. The 9TH
or buildings burned we're DIR. Smiths Office and a
barn, w. s. Preblec Sons Store, James II.
stones saddlery shop, Lyman Harris house,
carriage shop and barn, the store Of Paul Morse,
the Episcopal church, William Clapp's house and
barn, and two other houses owned by Mrs.
Carpenter
The collision on the Vermont Central Rail
road which took place on April oath, nit, was
very serious and according to the Rutland Herald,
occurred as follows, oThe mail train, Rufus Root
conductor, left White River Junction on time
where Root received telegram from Assistant
Superintendent Lochlin to meet No. 8 freight
train at Bethel Root gave the dispatch to his
engineer Capt. s, G. Patterson. On arriving al
Bethel, No 8 freight train went on, and mistakne
ii for No. 5, the mail train went on, and while
running at average speed met the freight train
on a curve about mile from Bethel. The col
lision was such that the baggage car was split in
two Hazard the baggage-master who was
standing in the door Of the car, wac thrown out
and instantly killed, his head striking upon
rock and scattering his brains in every direction
A Boston drummer" whe was smoking in the
baggage car, was thrown under the tender
miraculously escaped unhurt. Mr.. Evans, the
express messenger, was badly bruised, and
Conductor Root has a lame shoulder. Capt
Patterson seeing that the collision was inevitable
jumped from bis locomotive, the Richmond,
which is a complete wreck. Webster, the engi-
neer Of the freight engine, was terribly scalded
and cannot recover Root and Patterson are
among the Oldest and most reliable employees d
the Central, and their fearful mistake is sur
prising. The force Of the collision was such thai
the ends of the freight cars were all stove in.
The recent death of Mrs. Daniel Washburr
Of Stowe, puts the university Of Vermont at Bur
lington in possession Of funds sufficient for The
endowment of twelve scholarships. The none,
was left to he university by DR.. Washburn q
years ago. but was not to be paid until the dealt
of his wife
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-05


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sre ~ ti.s oeaapsarssssss - ne saFhs1 vesaasf
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a go mssEsA1 We Nisa b. g.ss ss,A pgst eps1
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ti,a .er.asss sssss x FssTsstf feaaorAls io
a. irgn mxn he oes,Siiaa = Ssbpois add ohur
thss. haaiasss snisspxsses pnhAr Improve.
snesis fsr.asAaiiss eetu'rspovs, A.. A.
Ths several rJsgsaAsstys in his sa9nsg an ~
saesaaa nna sastegass1 n ~ - car Ageuts IN
psxexssnr sel@fys,ors. AID osi.tTvsss aiding IN
easeDa,uK tl.s orr1iatstn I'D iaery&siag The nss.
ssinsas = ous pager Bnssaos pps;szsssers, %
have Ia ssvssA a ilse tewns Aesris uho, ws trust
wis honlsnus 10 nsd 80 a. hsfe.otrs with thesI
sersses.
Ans Sov. ssissdH. SD especially ritlxens q this
soansy Ss al yes 30 CIV us yyaf Encourage
nssfi sna yuaf Jstfuaags. sefia as yUuH ADVERTISE
inssis and sdA yeus nAEa 20 n Cur Let a suhscrs
btrs, ans us intend thas you shAa Sc, your mon
sys worsh. and more shsn yoar moneys worth,
IN ihs PAPER We shAii sosd weekly 70 your homes,
To ihaee vko have encouraged, Aided and pat
Fouisea ~ ~ The ysAn past. nc mosi cordially
tender our thauis. ard wf hops % receive, ~ We
shsa strive h merit, ihsiF oo1lnued patronage.
To az new sBieefllcx sending % the suhscrp-
ts.n Ygies, tl.s0 NC ufIl ssn6 he paper from The
psssrui aats v the eKriraiaon d the eighth vol
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-05

saRaszA The zaznss4s ixa1hfF 6. sfe sssnai
r sanF asi sAsis tnMHs@s Hz4 essaf the7 sAsF
So uais. tsxs4aos w3tk ~ he lss Assa faseaiasf7
ssscn8 ATsbfaid L Anen. rrpIessseF q shf
hoa5 e West Tuensbsa4. eamsastaea sassass
staat psau - FRIDAY iAst. ~ shooting hifassii
shFaarh shs bead Va fsstal, eaussag iHssAis'
deasA. Tlas a. whs enrsazsssed p his hauss aaa
"a tAs rgessnes = BE tsaaily. asa D. reasaa an
l.s asssened ~ fAe deed oshef tl4En teaparafy
.nssaiiy he vzs tlsiftf-slghi yesrs q aes, And
isAFes ! vts ana far shilarta.
BsassrAargqn RTrazT Iy he osnsus q lao,
Esnshestss bad pepnlssian # less The iol-
Aas4ng s siAteoens q he pausbeF q births,
marriages AID deaths registered IN the town In.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-05

NasSraCst Fsrus Martin Van pasen - 80 cnly
naa vAe heid tar asisss ~ Tepslsisr,4, yss yfvsa
dent miassar y EaelsaA goysrusr ~ Als osa
state aua uewtsf - h,sh hsasss IL caaersss
Thnmss u. l1eotan y ne oniy maa vha hsli =
seat IL the Tested states s.uats ~ iarty a,rsee,
uivc ysars Ths paiy iasianre - flasher ana ssa
Ia ihe uui,el Nsaics scaaie - she sasur uue =
ihai q Heary ogsige, senator from wis0itsin
apd his an Aagustns g poigs seusiag fnisn
levs. Cen 1smrs sbieiss y ne onlf n.an wha
aysr represented tae states IA the Timed s4ates
seBsss Az ems itas BE- uas senator flnm uAnois.
Aad subsequently from Mnpeasa J An Qabsey
ADAMS heia pesittoas under thp sosefnasai sl0f.
me escfy administration aom taai 81 Wsst.ne.
ioa - chat q sl'o'k. daras .vlich bo dseih 10
hal beoa minister 30 kaeisud, ueml,cr q hath
hsuaes u Congress, ss.ruisfy Of sias aua pgea.
dent q the ru,ted Sssits ITO iird phile a mcm-
ber 81 the Houso - Representatives
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-05

hosrAaT ro UASAns, u u evident trum the
numhcr q letters directed 70 Canada which con.
Time 70 Pass through ,hr mails vith iea cone
stamps e6,aod 10 prepayment u thc postage.
that large proportion q The pahlig snd psphs-
bly, many postmas,ers. arr noi yet aware that on
the frat u April iast the postage on prepaid bet.
tors between The United states and TIE nouln.
ion of Canada eos reduced % 80 GENTS per hali
ounce. soch s the fact however r,yaid bet.
tors nom aud 10 Canada are chargoahle with pes.
tNgo, At thc ofieo u delivery, Al tho rate u ~,
cents per half ounce. The Dominion II Cana.
IA" includes the Capadas East sud wosl). Nova
Scotia and New brunswick. 10 New Foundiaud
and Prince Edwards island, the postage remains
at ton cents
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-05

we're feaaA l. the HsvR sea al alive, sna wsrs
- ases sslaasea. TAsf ssarssA fs hsms soaa
aftss Fslaiag saea fresslssa Tss teperss rvpre.
esns sAf is.ae aassse tspurs hsd laia aown
Ess5f agna d Nspiss. ana tbat Theuslavns had
81 sesassrs kllssa sna i9o wouassa IL he en-.
r.gsneae een. Ssrsse army legAa e AL
hset y ths eaass "a DE itsh
Ersa TRnap1AH
The foliowsag Is bFfsf sketoh q the Al.
YeetHisa Klng, vho wss killed IL Tao late engAEe-
msug with tbe British farccss
Theodore. OF Theelsras. vAe claimed tneal
descent ffom salssnon. vas bern Il humhe
gsasoats il a place called Qaand. ga tbs boEders
q Western Amhafa, and was eaHealea IN s css,-
vent vhery ho.vss placed hy bic mo,hof. ne
"a daring. reckless. wsfiibe youih. and some
strong restrain, vas requirod b keep the
ilupeiuous youth in due bounds BE escaped
isam che convent and made his way 10 II. elmetsd
Kasai his uncle. whs vas then IN arm against
The King. lie became inbued wiih wariike
ideas, and after many yicssitndos. finally became
King n Abyssinia. Hs was man 81 great sni-
hition and considerable diplomacy, and succeeded
in pselhing or rahduinE the hostile chief q
The district some u the more powerful chiefs
held out, bat AFTER good aosl q fighting, and
some keen diplomacy, be made himself master
q the situation, and was crowned or February 3,
1855. IN the church q Marian Nergie, By The
AhuBa salania, He was q polite manners, and
exeelled IN manly EXERCISES, and Was devoted 70
the sports q tho fold. II 10 said that he could
not brook control, and was cruel when his rur-
poses were crossed. II appears, however, that
he did not kin his captiycs, all Of whom were
found safe and we'll
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-05

DEkrTrvros II NEW YoRx---The New York Az
sociaiiou. fer Improving the Condition q the
Poor reports thai the present winter Is the most
sewers upon the poor in that city since iss5.--
Many strong mon and respectable women, who
sever before sxperisneed the pinehings Of hum
ger. cold and nakednesa, are nov reeeiving The
means q Subsistence FROM this association
There are thousands Of families, usually self
supporting who, il anAided, are in danger Of
freezing and starving TO death. The association
extended relief 10 ISi2s persons during ths
nonsh Of yAnaary, Al "a expense of siseai.