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run near this city on Saturday, the SD, 900
yards foe 5000 side.
! 'Governor Ashley, Mr.. Hall and Mr..
Evarts left ON Thursday for the mouth Of
the Jocko, Oh pleasure trip. There they
have boat In which they will descend
Clsvk's Fork Of the Columbia" One our
Governors was drowned, another wa con.
ver,ed, by much water. Wonder what #.
feet it will have on this one!
The coaches now leave for Cori,,ue Ut :
a. NJ, and arrive ut Up. m.
h-.-.e.z Gazette, or. -.
A letter from Snake river, dated yestcr.
day. says that three men passed that place
on Thursday last, having come MI the why
from Omaha on foot il the last two months,
their destination being B"nnack.
Ike Marks has turned up alive, having
got lost and lived four weeks in the Salmon
, mountains ON berries and roots.
The firm of Knitting s. Watson Is dis.
solved, Mr.. Watson continuing tho bust.
ness. ..a.
Herald, Oct. H.
AP. 0. has btcn established mt George.
town. Lewis and Clark county,. q. bout.
hit, r. NJ.
x. Bcidlcr returned from Elko, White
Pine, Salt Lake and long shore, yesterday
Gazette, Oosoler IL
Mr. 9. II. Bohm will leave for Europe
shortly Joseph, here takes malicious nd.
vantage rs . journalist)
Some twenty workmcn are at present en-.
gagel erecting u scA""l house on the lot in
the rear If the old 0"zesle Office building.
nc,r Ewing street. Tho building will he two
stories high, and is intended to have thirteen
rooms in it. The school will lie under tho
supervision of the Sisters Of Charity, who
have latcly arrived in town.
Yesterday Mr. Edward J. Zimmerman VA
married to Miss f. Schwab, sister Of our r.
spcctctl townsma:,, Mr.. 8. S:hws!', Judge
8. A. Edwards officiating according u the
U. 8. Laws, and F. Poznainsky in the a.
sencc Of a Rabbi of the Jewish churcl.
Gazette, October IL
Captain 4. E. Flax and wife returned yes.
tcrday.
A movement is on foot to establish Ger.
man hospital in Helena. 1t can't be called
an Iniirmsry for ''bUken English"
Herald, OctObcr II.
We learn from NJ. f. d. Pensc, special
agent of the Blackfeet Indians, VIII" has
been spending about six weeks Mt their
agency on the Teton river, forty miles north
of Fort Shaw, that there are at present 200
Of them on the war path, divided into small
hands. A week ago war party called as
the agency and boosted Of having whis
scalps, md threatened to dance the scalp
dance within the Fort.
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From \ personal lesses, .daied Hissos,a,
October Il, We learn that General 6ully haa
made 1 treaty with the FlathsadS that there
b much excitement. and Dissatisfaction
suong the citizens % Bitter Root valley n
cosseqoeSce, and that they are prepafing IA
hold nessisss 10 pc,eese agsinss iss SsssAca-
ION. Our correspondent Md hot sssn III
ltseaet, ssessl6ss NJ ses csavessass willT 4,
eesa6s. aWel,avs much faith IN sh6a ku6d
ssnss Ut ueaessl Sally; bit seand Devoted
- ~ oceupssj0n Of shae vallsy ~ Whites
w awaat With some Anxiety. the 'fScas, a
III, Slsc, md trust ths su,n oisd idiGaRiilCAc.
1ion isfdasraAI shi fsltH Y: EGb hrf ilaFn
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e. Correspondence sho't and n. wy! soisclt'1
from e,,cl, camp. Writer'S D'nc must ~ company sscn
name ur initials prs(cs No letter cO tiii'ing harsh
personalities published except over name u writer
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Bob Price is grading tho streets.
The Gazette goes after the rcrditio, Of
" Foul Play" and leaves the inference that
tho dran,atizason requires good acting and
scenic. effect It takes great deal Of both
to make anything GU, Ut such mush.
Scarlet Oats" relates . narrow escape
of Dozcn,an from flames.
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President Grant has issned proelsnasioa Tor day
u Thanksgiving On ths 1ssh u November.
TIE fanxal u Ex.rrssid,as franklin Pieses took
rlss % Noodas, oaoaer 10Th: - - a..
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Gazette, October IL
Captain Il. E. Flax and wife returned yes.
tcrday.
A movement is on foot to establish Ger
man hospital in Helena. 1t can't be called
IN Infirmary for ''broken English"
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Herald, Ut. Z.
Geo. Maxwell fell and dislOcated leg
last evening. ~.g
Capt. n. s. Constable was thrown from u
buggy by nm accidental c.'ilision, near Hot
Springs. and had his left leg broken above
-. Gazette, OFT. Z.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, Feb 1-4:30
p. M.-Consols closed at 934 for money and the
account American securities closed quiet ana
steady. United State nve-twenty bonds, 754. Rail-
road stocks steady Fries, 25A; Illinois Centrals,
g2I. Atlantic and Great western nat at ~.
70f. &C.
FRANKFORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Feb. Limited
States fvc-twenties, 1914 1919 for the issue OF
1862.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET-LIvERP0OI, Feb. l.
4.30 P.M-The market closed active at the following
iI5sd. middling upands to arrive IL I'd; middling
orleans I'D. a I'D The sales Of the day exceed
the noon estimate aud foot up 10000 bales.
HAvRE CoTToN MARKET. -HAvRE Feb Lection
firm. Tres ordinare, 1851.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKET.-LIvERP0oI,
white California, and 9s. 3D. a es. lld per GENITAL for
No. red Western. Flour, 26s. 26s. Cd. per Dbl.
for Western canal. Corn-No. mixed, 3ls. Cd. for
old, and $685. $685. 3D. Tor new. Oats, IS. Cd. per rs
lbs. Barley, IS. per 90 lbs. for American. Peas,
Ais. Cd per quarter for Canadian.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARkET.--LIvERPOOI, Feb.
l--Eyening-1he market closed at the following
quotationsork 97s. Cd. per Dbl. for Eastern prime
mess. Beef, 1O5s. per 30l lbs. for extra prime mess
Lard, T8s. per cwt. lor American. Cheese 74s. per
cwt. for mlddling to tine American bacon 5es. Cd.
per cwt. for Cumberland cut mddles.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARkEr.-LfvERPOOI, Jan.
1-Evening.-Peiroleum closed buoyant at 3D. per
gallon for spirits. and Is 1ld. Tor refined. Rosin,
5s. I'd. Gs for comnon; los. for fine. Tallow a6s.
Cd. per cwt. Turpentine. SIS. per cwL for spirits.
Linseed oil, CIT IS. per ton.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDON, Feb 1-4:30
standard. Sperm OIL ga per ton. Whale oil, E37
per ton. kinseed 5ss. q 5Ss. oil. for Calcutta.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, Feb. 1.-Petro-
leuIn, 5sLSf. a 5shl. for standard WHITE
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ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, Feb /, 1882
The SPEAKER called the Assembly to order at
seven O'Clock this evening.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. KIMBALL-Relative to the Commissioners
of Excise for Albany county; also the Apprentice
bill recommended by the Workingmen's Associa-
ton, which held session here last week. also one
relative to railroad companies transporting freight
and their liability common carriers; also one
regulating convict labor in PRISONS which Is the
same as one framed by the Workingmen's Assembly
last week.
by Mr.. O'KEEFE-To alter the map OF the city Of
Brooklyn.
BY Mr. LowER-Naming the first incorporators Of
the Manhattan Warehouse Trust and Loan Company,
to be located III the city OF New York.
BY Mr.. PEARsALL-TO improve certain streets In
Flushing, Queens county.
BY Mr.. SKEELs-To provide for the payment OF
boupties to volunteers from Wilson, Niagara county.
The SPEAKER presented a communication from
the Metropolitan Police Board setting forth that in
their opinion the exigences OF the public service do
not require the pay OF patrolmen to be increased,
and that as many capital men can be obtained at the
present rates OF compensation as II it Sl20 per
month"; and that there are now 200 suitable men de-
srous Of being appointed. There are 1874 police
men In the district.
Adjourned.
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TtlEGnApHIc NEWS ITEMS.

The announcement In New York morning paper
yesterday Of the death OF Mr.. Thomas u. Florence OF
Philadelphia, In washington. was incorrect. Mr..
Florence still lives though he is In bad health.
Grounds for new trial for william Kried. the
wife murderer, OF Louisville, KY, were filed yestt.
day morning.
The jcwelry store Of Archibald Cohen, In Daven-
port Iowa. was robbed on Sunday night OF eighty
watches, rings, bracelets, &C., valued at $1,000.
Delegate Hooper received a telegram from salt
Lake CITY denying the report that Brigham Young
has been attacked py paralysis. lie Is quite well.
The Governor OF Pennsylvania has issued war.
rant for the execution on the Goth OF February OF
william Brooks and Charles Orme, sentenced TO be
hung at Stroudsburg, Monroe county, for the muir.
der Of Theodore Broadhead.
An engine attached to freight train on the Cen.
trail ohio division Of the Baltimore and OHIO alIroad
exploded near GAINESVILLE yesterday morning
killing the engineer and fireman and seriously
lnjuring three train men,
AT the races on the river at Lewiston. Me-, yes.
terday, ]. y. Nort0n's six year old geding, Happy
Jack, won on the halfmile heat In 1:12h. The race
was won by A. A. Farrar's mare, Lady Benson, In
1:20, 1sl5. HAY.
on Saturday morning an unknown man, supposed
60 be named Joseph Quinn. q vagrant, was found In
. dying condition on the road leading from Kinder.
hook to Client, N. Y He appeared 10 be about sixty
6ve years OF age.
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monds; The morning Of the murder he presented
himself on board ship In the East river hatess and
coatess and, representing that he had been nveiged
INTO house OF questionable reputation and robbed
OF MS clothing. was shipped a. Q sea-
man for voyage that ended yesterday on
the arrival OF the vessel at this port His accompice
In the murder has remained in the city, and was re-
cognized by officer vanzant, who Arrested party
during the light with Mr.. Lynch. closely resem-
bling the man whom Mr. Rogers described as the
friend OF his assailant.
Up to ten O'Clock last night sergeant Lowery had
not succeeded IN securing this fellow, but as he
secure him during the night
II Is believed that the District Attorney who Is
familiar with the facts will at once discharge all the
parties previously arrested and held on suspicion OF
being implicated IN the assassination.
Sergeant Lowery, TO whom the credit Is due OF
making the arrest II this be the right party. went to
work on an entirely new theory He believed that the
murder was committed by person who was in the
habit OF lodging In the station houses. Following
up this idea, on Sunday night he visited
all the station houses and had the dodgers turned
out for an examination, which resulted IN finding
the man wanted Last night he again made tour
OF the station houses In search OF the other man
wanted but up to haif-past twelve this morning his
search was unsuccessful.
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THEATRICAL NOTES.

Frank Lawior. who has been playing an engage
meut in London, returned to this city on saturday.
Miss Kate Newton, the leading lady OF the Broad.
way Is so far recovered from her dangerous illness
as to be able TO walk about
Counsellor Mel Bryant, feeling the Importance OF
the crisis and mindful OF 'od times Rocks,r made
his appearance on Monday evening, aud win con.
tnue 70 contest the supremacy with Messrs. Booth,
wallack and Tayeure until the shakspearian spasm
Is over.
Mr.. CLIFTON Tayleure has not yet engaged Mile.
Nilsson. although he is authorized TO offer better
terms than were ever before given prtmd donna,
y The chairs OF barrett McCulloughs California
theatre are a daring innovation on the ancient Gus
tom of making theatre goers uncomfortable as
possible. they are made OF laurel wood the seat
i twenty-three inches wide and heavily cushioned,
AMI thc sitter can tilt himself backward or forward
a. ne hkes by means OF u movable back. Under each
seat IL a receptacle for hat where " " thoroughly
guarded from being suinuarily converted into a
spttoon or foot ottoman by tiou1htlcss on vulgar
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Basis Of Settlement of the Nova ScOtin Diff
cuIuy-The Novn Scotia Debt and Subsidy
Military Movements.
TORONTO, Feb. l. 1869.
With regard to the new arrangement with Nova
Scotia an Ottowa correspondent says -
Sir John A. Macdonald has agreed to bring mea-
sure before Parliament to provide that the Nova
Scotia debt on her coming into the Union, shall be
fixed at a fraction nine million dollars, being
two millions less than liked by the constitution. An
annual subsidy is to be paid Nova Scotia from the
commencement OF the Union, for ten years, OF about
$4,000 per annum.
The Province Building In Halifax, which cost
$3.50 900, is to be taken possession OF by the Do
mnion and Nova Scotia paid for the expenditures
on IL.
despatch was received from the Colonial ONCE
on Saturday stating that further consideration OF
appeal would be had by Mr.. Gladstone's govern
ment. This has induced Mr.. Howe TO enter the Cab
met at once.
Sir John Young left for Montreal by special train
this morning.
Official information has been received here that
the troops serving in Ontario win be Withdrawn on
the Sd OF May. company OF royal Canadian rifles
only will be stationed here to protect the barracks.
London VIII be abandoned as military post.
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nelghbor. A dollar and half is not Too much for
such luxurious lounges.
The ShakspeariaAs are n0cking to New York nom
all parts OF the world to participate m the expected
restoration the faith, even the Israetes expect
one day to turn their steps from the money marts TO
the Holy City. Boothroyd Fairclough, whom an
English gentleman by the fine old Norman name OF
Smith pronounces "the greatest tragedian since
Edmund Kean,'' h already heralded. Young Lawlor
was seen, with his visor up, rehearsing "Hamler'
on Twenty-fourth street for trial trip. AS for
'readers" they are 'Tike the leaves OF the forest
When summer Is green" It Is a kind OF histri0nic
camp meeting, and there viii be lots OF fun among
There comes q reckoning when the banquets Ger,
Tnas dreadful reckoning when men smile no more.
son OF Rachel Is clerk in the gas works OF Dion,
France.
The helmets cuirasses and other pieces OF armor
imported by Manager Brgfeldt for 'sOrphee Aux
Enters" are the most expensive material Of the kind
ever brought 70 this country The Announcements OF
the Diana guard tiger robes &C., very rich and
effective.
Miss Annie Wood, the Coincidence who has re-
Gently leaped into popularity as member OF sthe
Great Lingard Company" Is the daughter OF Man.
tucket whaler, who intended her for the ministry.
Destiny ordained otherwise and Miss Wood was
snatched from the thankless task Of humanizng the
carniver0us CongOs to ad0rn the buskned stage.
Miss Woods sswalk r0unds' are much admired, and
her eading falrles'' are models OF imitation for In
experienced fairies.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.



albany, Feb. 1. 1859.
The Senate assembled at seven O'Clock this even
ing.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. BANKs-To incorporate the Albany Acad
envy OF Music
BY Mr.. PALMER-To change the name Of Young
Mems Hebrew Benevolent Association to Hebrew
Benevolent Association OF New York.
BY Mr. THAYER-To hx the rate Of interest upon
loan or forbearance OF any money or goods In &C
ton at seven per cent for year. and after that to
different rate Of interest not to exceed ten per
cent. Also, to authorize the formation Of corpora
ti0ns for pecuniary profit
BY Mr.. FOLGER-T0 provide that the owner OF any
property against which lien may be filed In the city
OF New York may, notice OF ave days to the party
who nled such lten present suretles. and thus re-
lieye the property from possession OF the officers.
BY Mr.. CAULDwELL-T0 empower the commits
sioners appointed In 1866 to Increase the loan to
improve Riverdale avenue to $4,000: also to pro-
vide that no sportsman snail shoot any bird or ami
NAL in the county OF Westminster for five years after
the passage OF this bill under the penalty OF fifty
dollars for each offence.
The PRESIDENT presented the annual report OF the
trustees OF the Aston library.
The Senate adjourned.
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TRLRGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD.
-~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Public Demonstrations Forbid
den in Spain.
Petition for the Absolute Sepa-
ration Of Spanish Church
and State.
The TurkO-Greek Dispute Drawing to a
Close.
SEVERE STORM IN IRELAND.
Destructive Freshet at DAN
bury, Conn.
Five Persons Drowned and
Eight Missing.
SPAIN.

The Work Laid Out for the Constituent
C0rtes-Sepnrati0n OF Church and State
Popular Demonstrations Forbidden.
MADRID, Feb. /, 1859.
It Is understood that the first business OF the Con-
stituent Cortes to assemble, will be to establish
q Directory to govern the country until sovereign
is chosen.
A deputation, composed of citizens in favor OF a
republic and of freedom of religious worship waited
upon the Ministers yesterday and requested them to
issue decree declaring the absolute separation Of
Church and State. An immense crowd gathered in
the street In front OF the ministerial palace and
clamored for religious liberty The Ministers replied
that they would refer the whole subject to the Con-
Etituent Cortes.
The government has prohibited large popular
demonstrations and the utterance OF political cries
In the Streets liable to lead to disturbances of the
public peace and order.
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MEXICO.

Affairs Upon the Pacific COast-P0litical Con-
diti0n Unchanged-Telegraph Communication
Between Vera Cruz and Manzanila.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. l, 1869.
The steamers Colorado from Panama, and Califor-
mia, from MaZatlan, arrived to-day The California
recently performed semi monthly trips between Aca
pulco and Mazatlan, but the service has been tempo
rarity suspended
The United States steamer Resaca, from Mazatlan
January 20, has arrived with intelligence from
although it il manifest that there Is desire to inn
prove social and political relations. Highwaymen
are nfesting the public roads.
The telegraph wires are stretched from Man.
zanillo to Vera Cruz via C0lima, Guadalajara and
the City OF Mexico. The lines to Moreiia, Acapulco
and Rio Grande are to be finished before the rainy
season.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Fire Mt WiImington-Scvcrnl Persons Injured.
WILMINGTON, Feb l, 1859.
livery stable owned by X. H. Grant and occupied
by Switzerland steaga was burned tonight. In
tearing down a shed The following persons were in
jured:-ohn Euckin, left leg and several ribs broken;
George s. Copes, leg broken and internal injuries: @.
Russell. thigh broken Sol. Hoas, arm broken; Ed
ward story and Colonel John G. Hedrick. slight in
juries; Archibald McCallum, internal injuries. All
of the injured parties are well known citizens and
members OF Hook and Ladder Company, except
McCalum. II IL hoped that none are fatally Injured.
The ire Is still progressing.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEATH FROM BrRSs-yesterday afternoon child
named Johp Donovan living at No, Ala West street
with his parents, died from his clothes taking fire
from the stove and burning his body.
LARCENY OF A PAIR OF HORSES AND CoAcH.-Last
evening John Goodman, proprietor OF coach No. $780,
left It and pair Of horses the whole OF the value Of
$780, on the corner OF Twenty seventh street
and Fourth avenue, and during his absence II
was stolen. Later In the evening the property was
found In the possession Of Torrance Carney on the
corner OF Twenty street and Ninth avs nue..
Carney was arrested and locked up at the Twentieth
precinct station house.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 1.-The steamer Virginia, which
sailed from New lork January ~, arrived here yes
terday on her way 10 Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 1.-The steamship City OF Bos-
ton, from New York January 81 arrived here to-
day, and subsequently sailed for Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 1.-The steamship City OF Man.
chester, from New York via Halifax, arrived here
to-day on her TO Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. 1.-The steamship Union,
which LEFT New York on the 2lst OF January, arrived
at this port to-day.
BRssT, Feb. 1.-The steamship Vile de Paris,
winch left New York on the sd OF January. ar
rived here today and shortly after sailed Tor havre.
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Loss About Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars.
At eight O'Clock last night fire broke out on the
fourth moor OF the Ave story building No. IS Warren
street. occupied on the flrst noor by Pomroy Co.,
groccrs; second noor by Burgh, clothier; third
floor by Ward Brothers, paper box manufacturers;
fourth and nth floors by Moses Co., manufacturers
Of clothing. The damage TO the stock was from
$4,000 to S25,0J0 principally on the third, fourth
floors by water. assurances not asceftained. The
building sustained about $4,000 damage fully
covered by insurance.
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DemRnd for the Re-establishment of DiplO-
matte Relations with Mexico.
IRELAND.

Severe Storm Throughout the Island
vALESTIA, Feb. l, 1859.
storm has prostrated the Irish telegraph lines,
out they are now In working order, and messages
are passing to and fro between the American and
European cities
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OHIO.

The Lease Of the Columbus, Chicago and In
diana Central Railway.
COLUMBUS, Feb /, 1909.
At meeting Of the stockholders OF the Panhandle
road held In stubenville Ohio, to-day, the lease OF
the Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central Railway
90 the Panhandle road was unanimously approved.
nuxu
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AUS TRlA.

Adoption or New Press Laws.
VIENNA, Feb. l, 1869.
The Reichsrath has adopted bill allowing trial
BY Jury In all cases OF violation OF the laws for the
regulation Of the press.