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, 1869-06-27

,!ssieles, show that they ue .,n.
sstet % this pseasfs by cauai1s tue eont,rims sau
l1lAIson resulting frugd X to feseh atr1csuTss n
hrely siSdhie: 70 That nnlAhg u lift Il con,ac
tntes bue cruel aud painful dIaaaea exista -
qotink aeftYe surgical lrsatz1enk .ssd one ,ass III
Known oftes 70 do 70, When he fTdsmtuat Il -
ozlgtnates frorn aaotaef dlseastt audi sfscts tne
aa.1s Important ox19S This in0smnsalon i
/ eumbent position for long time ~
But, 70 ~, Te taFe oaly spoken Ct tue bel r.
suits d he xetsnt o. Ne body ana me ttrect
1ose 70 be said sn, the uanasuIal acslon Of 4 de
legs and thighs, snd tnv epuessnt'sans,on Of The
crest tascas sueloaaE tn1 Huscles or the'lInbs.
s1satJ uses hls loEer llubs q propeli'ne power
n = 6stin9 posture, uxcsn cnly do Ii py naktn2
ths bsdy ! fulcTum fez the act.on Of ine umnd
s1 geeed saa,. fS@ It e %as' ,ns Keep H1. ,as
I@hs Tss aeads d sne tsishb1es arc insertsd
y 1hes ss g. sdag C. sSs pfaa, pfass
jecs 70 - ne1sd- Il theresoIe ioaovs, shst the
1s tss Ssss 1ffsson ssa 70 ~ u ts's sas sayse
mese rssclae unite In the g1ckh; thsF ate tha
means provided By nature to presefvn he form Of
iesti1o capasisJ-S fhs moat adssntsseous pos-
ana con1tsn< mode Of actIon II running
In the double -rseaxNsg sowing machine, Is con-
uA1y to natures vaeagn. and by uodnCng TOO
much and TOO loaR-coot1nued tenaIau Of iapor-
tart openings - tsr groin and drrte' pasainr
through them, rad pssaure upon the 6tsdder,
uterus md QvaEtf tn nc femlle, irrfstttop aud
congestnns, win occ&aonal 1n1ammzuon 70 ac-
tiyc ~ to require surgical treatment mues follow.
We hare had two'ca1es, directly iracesble to the
uAe Of tl1f tnstfument, both invoking &C
and ono resulting tlr sn Absceas. SevezrA have
neen communicated tous b. our medical friends,
e the request OF whom We prepare this s1tlcJe
There u no doubt whatever thAt both ruprure.
yaricoce1e, hydtoceler and sveled tcsstcle as well
u eflu6tou IN tho 8nsncAs OF the great uexor
muscles OF no limbs arc ali dlrecgly Consequent
on The dsa Of thtz absortf and misch1evons toy.
v hist We write. IN eminent spothecary consults
% 1aF saaeose FetnA IN hot1 kea, developed ID =
few week4 BY HdtnG on N1h abgpfdIty
, 1869-06-27
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SUNDAY. JUNE

tio1. al the icTee Tiers Wa, Il poss,ble. =
greeted our arrival Hundreds Of Sne5nJ =
murderous gang we're there, hurraIhRR, yelling,
Ming or revolver, and otherwise acting out their
Eotoua natnteA II was = Wtse fotethonFht pf
Kirby Smith TO senf down With rs picked facoIf
for tnesx excellent discipline and material 10 =
sergeant Of that company the writer Is indebted
for bis e8eape from the bowie MIFes OF some Of
the half-dFnnlen bRslfThscteE3" on the leyee
Kirby Emtth left Shreveport 1oT Houston on tbe
.ahJ Of om departure. HLs infentaon was to col
aect the torres In that p25s OF Texas, and hold
them tn order 1Ht1l some de1L4ts edycea should
come from Washington. Bucxnsr wRs le1t IN tenn
poINy coMn11d 1t the heAdQu1I4efz of the de-
had tho soldiers become aware OF our departure
than theJ began to tesert, AgEFo.utatt1g horses,
mules, conmi1aaIy SfoEe1 and everything
that ca0e 70 nad Before We sescted Alex
AntSt4 We beard SepoFtX OF sAort but some
Whist eAhguil2fy engagement, IN which TIC ANAL
garrison succetded 70 rcpu1sln2 an irregular body
Of soldiers nom AZ attempt to plu16er. So rapid
aud fearful w1s the process OF that,
IN three dAyh a5te1 oar leaving Shreveport Buck
70 the mouth OF Red River and surrender AIs
command. while Jet he had command 70 sur
render. Hja own inc dlytslop OF Missouri eol-
dlefB, over eight thrux1nd meu, x4Due re-
taired their discipline to the last, and saved the
city from inter auatchy- Kirby Smith also sor-
rendered With eqnal proruptuesi ard rnuB the laXe
army west Of the Atsessa1ppi accepted It's fs&e 6y
rendered nj MI, each cre Of them gnsng 10. hts
home ~on bis own hook.r And thus znxulsE1y
ended INC laRt chapter of t&e TAE.
=: J. h, DUNpY.
, 1869-06-27

In England nom cary times until the present,
. notion haa provided that INN lnat11ed
woman u ne an1ft only, ne ms NOT nshle sor any
; rulga5 Error, founded proeahly % nc leEal
n21aN shxt husband u table Tor hIs wtfeb debts,
because he, upon marriage acquired "A ahsolnte
interest 10 her perB1uA est3te-ahe un1eA{ned de-
duction being thlt II the wife had no eEtsts, the
husband would not incur any liability. The regis
ter book1 Of village In Wills, under d3te OF IFS,
eont.ta n entry q = marriage of xomsa !. u
her eZooc6, without RD{ clothes or head feay
On" Al Heomh tn kent IN 1'e4 wouan
was nsrTted In her chenlae. AZ Whiteh2-
ven, IN 1Sto, woman stripped herself to her
saNs tn the church, aad "a taat condition she
stood 1t the altar and WAS married. In uncotr-
SHIRE. between 1855 md 1s4<, WOMAN Wa u1r-
lied eaFeloped oply IN a sheet ADD not meny
seAra back Arnlia1 marriage took place. Tho
clergyman, drllng nothing IN tne runs1c about the
Eo1ang dress, thought he con1d rot refuse to
many hts Ia her chem.se oal!. As krton-!n-
Lindsey tnete vas popular belief that the
womsn nnst be actually n1da when abe lett hef
residence for ttat OF her Intended haapand IN OF
der to relieve him fEom het debit, and . case OF
tats kind sctua1lr occurred. 4 Homaa LEFT her
hbuse from bedroom window In stale Of nud-
l5J, ma pct on her ciothcs y she stood upon the
tQp OF the ladder b WATCH She accomplished htr
descent The notion Of = marriage in cnera3se
wax prevalent nj Cottsnhann, In Cambndgeshtfr
, 1869-06-27
The Vtt4ctpeae<

FFVpR tGd -f&zs I fTE fStdlp[S,
THIS ahxuId and usele4a TOP gtu con tIaues to &c.
cury large aha1t Of the sitent.on Of our ynna1
men. Lfe most Other e111Ay1xancies II wa5
transplnEted nom tha focus oi ah6urdit1es-rnftA
Dur1nY or childhood 1t ~as Introduced hero IN .
form very Gnllsr to the Present one, only It vas
propelled BY the feet alternately Acting On tho
ground Tbs n8chico Na8 then ooly used IS .
plny1hinR fuR HrpwHap Days, nor was the idea en-
iertaincd Of u etez being Of any zeal nse Its use
II now formed u productive Of some
resy nlschterous consequences. The sSddle
produces ref3 peEuic4ous pressure upon some veEy
Important structures II the reck Of The bl1ddeT,
sltR1ted directly between the TWO bones On NhIcl
We nl These extremely Important p4Sta are In
umatelY connected with vtrliy, And u1tutn has
carefully 1hteide3 them ffpGa MechAnlcA ln}nfJ
By pressure, oy guarding them BY two Large bonJ
pTutuhetancea projecting from tho pely1a. uT peat
haAlp OF the tkeletan thai contaf,1s The rectuu
and bladder tn u3u, and the ntefaa and gvatia 10
woman, 10 ea1eruR them completely vim
eSs,f.: noss1T nafd. or z,ea :
weiiM1de houf41 6zddfe. cka ALLOW no ln}orious
pressure Got 10 With the satdla Of tn vosoapede.
As y b -msde N tho .0o6t Improved pattena Of
t.A& n1iecnievuag thing, tne waole ,NeA11t OF the
-oy cosnnA dlrec IL npoA t1u feceetSc5ea lJtnk on
sha neck Of tic nAadef an e1theS EGa or tie pros
tI13e xiznd, Comprising. Saen te1cty Npo1 the
hard kstaa xadd1e. 1nfth q Hup>nJ eonxEscted
% narrow u, TO- corpse19 tsps d>Easts od tho
lis .-tHo cIc:k Es5ea'- 1a2RJ ..-taa, >
, 1869-06-27

DT cHAs. n LlKEY.
Days phantom earrs, my soul alright,
Ard wake me, nj tho MON oi night
God wslfa the midnight sttllneas, aud
seeu 70 feel His mighty hind
Not ~ he came In days OF old,
With thundertugs, llghtntngs, manifold;
Not to alA.n my guilty sense
By shhaowtn8s Of oun!potsnce:
He but reveals himself. to give
A token that the soul shan I've
The awe l feel hath naugh& Of dread,
But chtldlike trust and love Iusteat-
wake IN weas4ness and pain,
With aching limb and throoblng brain;
For grow weary through the day.
Lie to younger child Al play.
My Fathers presence ills The deep
or e1ence, End can hut weep;
For well see cAnse for tears
In looking over by-gone yeara.
LEV Z QQk lE6CACA bAAh uVQlE u%A&A$
or strength and goodness which might;
TOO often hare failed to seek
The needy, suffering, And weak.
And nj unlike, my course hsa been
The way thought 10 travel tn
AND now the days 60 swiftly by,
Like Drilling clouds acsoss the Ky.
How strangely, IN the dAtkness bere,
Doth All the vanished past nppesr,
God and the future only seem
unltke nj st'4as, wakeful dream-
Lite, lie bridge, from sea to sea,
Touches each vhst eternity.
We tread our restless round escn dAJ.
And aleep, and wake, and PASS SWAY.
Father, In datkneAs Gtye to nlL
Con-n2e, aud iAisn, on Thee TO call
MaJ human splrtts. seeking rest,
SEQ God on Calvary manifest
, 1869-06-27
The Cefxtc3zhs In Pzris nmd the E01s
peroF kapoleons

Tie government has carried rHo esees,ons n
Corsica but then CotHca Is bound 70 EpIe for tne
Imperial tauijE, Aod, IN net Supplies u N Paris
win i.s Hso6t devoted adhcrenfs Aad III best
auaId question Il the guard be required bat II
eytstx: xnd tho pirate pos1ce Of the Ta!1e-
t1es nsta tluanss entirely no4 tho sland n Maisn
the drst Emperor WAS born have s14d rhse thM
private police appez.s 70 me ut1ssg useless I'D 70
pclsre my a4y tn3t khe EmPeFWf4 "a oa me
aame opinion; but The mea are employed "a defe1-
en,e 70 the adrtce OF taose Mhose care H
to watch over the ssyetT Of the St4te knd ID IaE~
nezs . them, he himself caaaot oeGieft nseesn.
haH-a-dozEn Ca11tc.na IN pain vlnthea !h1kdmg
twenty yards behind the Esnperof, Hh9 lounges
ahout In tna most crowded. paris Of Paris, and
Vno si1a9a stops and nss few words rtth any
sne centre Of 4 circle ct son.s nf.J peopla while
he rss samirng The EtAAy Gae statute OF
the HWtnrxn TaEkn III Adu1tetJ,'' at The Pa1sts
dTndasuis. N.asge 1sed. \. 9 s1as tnas :. "
he Empero1-who. hy The nv, doa not a-sasily
weAr . crown-0 n exrsptaon- He, by al Ac:
counts. f1kes eyezythrR 30 much q i natteS Of
cou11s He VIA ~eoutatsd for. NOT hcEn ID, ths
purple = = tas eie,sEat dtpioIatta = ny e:
Iet lnE mepsseeh. .sot lse 1esn4..-- -. -:
, 1869-06-27
Romance OF q Foreign Watering.
PIncc-Ty<o Ladies' Fight n Due1s

Inc LASt NUMBER OF lpe P8{18 4onstetT E0uk8ln4
the following romantic etoHI:
1.-TWO ladlts Of tho world, who pas the winter
season Il the wbtering placeA tho shores Of the
Mediterranean, we're scaling. At 9 O'Clock On the
morning OF the 18th Of Nay, the gorHeS OF the
A1pz unduiAung towasd the SEA at a tew niles
distant from tlntimlgttA- Upon reaching she
summit Of The bill, on which are 70 be aeen
the RUNS OF the Roman castle, they stopped
two peasant women and tadoced them, oy
T means OF = sum Of money, to seIFc them -
Witnesses In very Important Operation. which
they h1iI they vera Ah1ot 10 execute. The TWO
tsd!es next measured the ground One Of them
ptaeed herself VITA nef back Ays1nst the ruins Of
che Castle OF Apptua, s1d tho other piaced herself
beIuru her-Ak y dlst1Ece OF twenty atepa. Each
OF them then drew pistol from under their
c1oAk1 At the sight OF these wtapon1 the peas-
mt WOMAN uttered pierctng crsea, and 2dFsnced
with upufted AIMS 70 prevent tho Amazont
fruu a11ng Il o1t au0thec. But kw1 Ehots we're
discharged It the sane momant The poor
pea4ant WOMAN fell down, while the Indies
bun tnlo loud laughter 1t seelng thetr witnesses
on Int ground piseously Begging them not to En
them. Tne lsdies then reloaded the p:atols- md
OF dfEten steps. They rere about 70 trs again:
wien thtrd witness made bis appearance. 1t
wt4 priest He emerged from behind the whu
or the ancient c1stle Startled by the reports OF
the pistols, he had hastened 10 the spot from the
neiEhbortng parsonage He urged the Two trials
10 make up their quarrel, sud succeeded In recon-
citing them A love Anatr WAS At the bottom OF
The HI1uXe GDkl.
, 1869-06-27

-Four days passed away. On the evening OF the
s7ay aIshway ii lie opf1 dor. Tbese IA on bef
esrnea1 face chastened look. In he quiet room
n Aruges abe had seeu 40 much Of the reA beauty
ance, and, above all, . cheerful snd loyiag
conformity 70 LIS And tEtals thAt she asked hf1-
ssn nox - sns ood rssdy 20 e1asE ooeH m9ss
u4aRs 81 thls life, ur the inedshle peaoc and JOY
tnas atone out Of the pale 'eJcs Of the suffering
II Tae sas5sc, had t.aea, but ii. heat Nasezvd
yet AL was stIl within the arcnwny
esse4 aise sae tie e' ~ % ssaoa 0e open;
tncte WAS no one within. lemencs hreathed
sn q relief sns night ~ m asS s,o tss ,sx M
1.sd 7ners was uRnt tnerr st&M bus The hlrds
Ind left on singing, The ntle foun.ain FLASHED
Snens 'efo ss ops a1a ~
All ss once the hush xks htokeu. A lew mur-
En1.ns ot TS!es came lEosn The s.hos at the tsr;
round: the clustering slhe1eavea hid the Ssces Of
he speakers, hut she kAv Rosai'e's blue soSn-
Genenee guessed taxt her father was The other
II WIN surprise ,heu,," she said. She esept
no!seleskly to the attor and neered through tie
den On her conpAnlous y shoulder, bat Ills tsce met
CletDenceT EaIc-lt was rot her father, II MAS
Louis Schelcr.
a ll.le % tyom clemence, then stsss and come
confusion; It seemed but = second, and t1tu
Louts ~as beside her, heldsng her 70 his heart and
VIC Teen a aususte de vos came III to mppe, Rosa1te
was miAstng. .~ n.
"The poor child hss mlgra!ne," eAd The
anamosSs.; NJ SS,s "sss has gans TO bed cesnenoe
The good father passed OF into the COURTYARD 70
SA0 N Nc lovcrs- TIC moon had A1lsereA the
1olnt4th. but t. wa5 DRY md k|eut now.
Aonsas1t q Eo1 held his dangtset u I loug,
lona ennIace- He knew that IL the future he
conld uot pe 70 her thai which he had lately bcep
1nu tue Ie!aemtftnce Of her earnest, Eatchfal
tsnaesneas ssnce ha deep so1Tow had come upon
khouEh hA tHted 10 Speak E11ly,
HWel1, young fofkss u the oar uxed -.
Clenence hnked her AfIn through ner fatnrra
I'VE hare not yet spoken nt n SAID Laau
4" There ts no brn7, mon Eareon, 30 fst - sta
conee1ucd fou need act think We want 70 lose
our Cletnence."
, He squeezed her hand ferdly IN hi arm.
But II Clsmeuce VII conscct,"-Louts spoke
teTT fH&t; he seemed to b~ driving bis wosda ont
aEstukt their wt1-"M K1ll be better 10 keep 10
ste on ARRANGEMENT, and Let our msrrasr oe on
That IL night ny lad, quite nghts Flrss
pledGta thould never be broken; II II weak aud
hVolo1s 70 atter."
The brave. nnd father had st11reu to put will
tnEne0 tnto hl1 voice; bal tas LITTLE hand tyll8
COCA eGktnt hta heart 1et II heave II U 4 strung,
suppressed sob waa tept IN prison and wanted TO
Rcsslie esue down to breakfast psle ard hesvy-
eyed.
fl1sa 5, 81 L ,4s saa - . .a.-..a :. s4aA hr<
, 1869-06-27


wee opposed ~ teast 70 Its spirit and fair inter
pretatipn. he trusted Grant, and bealeTed tn bis
god faith and soldie1ty ta.rnesa thought ths!
tne terms Of surrender but he feared that the
ra9ction of Northern sentiment caused by The
aRavanatou Of HI. Lincoln, and the supposed
hps1tlity Of MI. Johnson 10 nearly every prosa4-
nent man IN The South. would renoer Gttat poM-
eriess IN the matter. Neither he not any Of the
Tan spv fs!er i a. II nd 70 se
allowed TO ttre IN lhe United 6tateAl An q them
had made plsparas!on1 to go 70 Aenco,
eFer ior lhe sske Of his soldiers and nt the coua-
m. 10 obtain m INSURANCE dtrcts frcm the new
Prcatdcnt that trt terms offered By GFAuf would
feared tnat, without taif assurance the fifteen
thousand Of more soldiers from the boTdes etstes
would exior& fvtng non tho people fo1 whom
ny 1aa Ss1sa aan r1ne ta
He said That hstonl6 rot abandon the SonthEest
TO such fate without an eGpEt 20 aTt1t It. ma
promised 10 hold his forces together and make no
esae tsasa 99s @ssssnsson. sa i: " ssasasa iii
Grants ocer and wanted peace; n1t,
q ! bare 9aia, Fs1tea aao soss a angTa.
ned declaration from Warrington 70 Inc enest
which bare mentioned
i formal 1nd hn1nesnstt repty to the ofet OF
peace WAS demanded. and gt1en Y ne neEzdEe.
Then and there negotiations "o1ld ave eniG9sHus
for xhe easne4. tnte5postdon OF Hen5 a. Vile,
tie Confederate Governor OF Louikan1- He Eaa
4 remarkable EuAn. Self-educasedt and having 70
EtfuGKlt H1fd 1of k9G H2f4UA q qJkAuluK IL tu4~
eat.o1, he won bis NAY to locSl distinction ~ h1a
energy, public s{M5tt popular manners and sti11K
Etyle Of speech. BE 11s one Of thd few befete1sM III
PIE 'code Of honor. - who retained the really 4tehv
271unA" spirit nf 1acn duetLtsls n Ctay and Raa-
dofpp. and bad several >. aGaln" q which Tie
most were On account Of his HiendA 8o1s of
these anAlrs Se.ged on the Q1t1otteat plsahssd
from neld seTEiea by his NouQd1, he E1s elected
Governor OF Louisiana. and N tnas capacity be-
came tho most popular u1u u the State Hs H.
wATs stood up stoutty for the E&ktk Of the cttt-
zeas md Of TIE pttvate soldiers. Ardent . 4
had been for VA, he nAd beeons no se4s ardent
ior peace- &c usE she @i,ltag Eepsssstoas e
rad lnade on each eide ct Kirby Smith depart
nent, and dM not N1nt 70 ron the rsk et deaA5 iu-
crTrd b. = refas53% %6 surrender. Hs proposed I
OF tho Confederate Governor OF Tex4z,
Iouissaa. Artanxxa and Missouri, y which krhy
I'm II 2houId be tnvtted. THIS meeting eas hetd
II Wkr1hsu, Texas, Rbont twenty niles west 81
and Nc WrEe dslayed tnfee dAI1 Hslt-
for the result n.s<.,
|asiT, Gsed! osa stasted do.a i5e r.eE sss
serned b tciteTo th1s ska I1ss1ioa bad faled and
fnere WEE EuanJ WIN hAn fought win stout heata
eor fns1r .1earr Ehpxe ftce4 showed gloomy Ap-
prehena.on oI e1tt II thn future. tn1 mosS tsao
;5ne secFek,y ssoRed to ma bis intsnaea Q! zo@y
bscf 10 US s::ase. .Sst II ~ Asxsss'qes saa:
, 1869-06-27

In the quaint old Flemish city, IN one OF The
ede cnapels q s1nall church, y beautiful
sS 9o Is &c &c ssap 1 "a e s.cs e
Altar. Al o'clock she WIS there, stu Intel,ng.
~sIed I up aaa @ down It'd IL si,la Ass IN. = SIC be
around her. her face hidden ny the falling black
low over the ciasped hsnd1, md the wpose body
sdakeu WITH reuPcss 81 sH1uH. The sac1tstan
ssadsneaso and ns @oysa to r. Stn
lis cpapel Of sne crucinIton. Ths voraaa
Her aa hs1ds We; ssip * essspea 6a. der hesd
vss MIoNn back, and the sst7ta1au saw =
sopnR face, tear-6tsiped, but no longer sat. tho
dark e5es txed In loving contemplation on The
When be paated ssa,ut the chapel was empty.
Tong ago Instinct had told c1euence thsS she
her father and her mother this had snrely been
|. aroused. Her g1andmothcr1 words this morning
raised storm q passionate Indignation That rnas-
When she iefr Madxsne de t'os she hurried to her
own room and Locked the door.
an Is 4 conspiracy. . plot made oy boanc M
se W on nj he. knees eestde hes bes md I'D ii ice
while the storm OF passionate anger swept over
her. Not fox long. Lake cold hand Laid on hog
nes1t cane the Remembrance Of RoSales lowell
W jeaions5 @ ~ Tss 81 nos oas added to her suffering;
there mist be hope 10 feed that paiu: something
IN hsr oxn heart told ClemeEce ai1er while thai
b1s lie vehement anger returned. Her OWE
paasion terrified her: she could and no power 70
stnvs aga,nst y, and slnaost mechanically aas
She nAd becn ta1cn there ~ a child to see the
famous picture Of the 1on, aud n insunet,
perhaps the CONSEQUENCES Thai sne Norid not DO
known OF recogpized In the f1I-oh. quiet little
csnsch, had tAxen her these to-day.
wiihio ner Tss iaid: III = holy and ealm light
shone into her troubled heart. til sne repentsa
, 1869-06-27

AUH kHG A8A HClbcu {lSWQ IL GR$t OF. G4S AlitGtB.
WHY, Va. only twelve when went 70 Hsnses
home Il NOT 50 dn1l - our eonvcnt- bat oh. II
might I've much beller Than II t. WhJ shoald oar
Why does Cleneuce say ! may never como ont
here alter o'c1oex ; 1t IL t7Ste 10 he near Me
and tresh faces, and forever 10 b. snut up With
She tAwned. II was too hot TO Stir cut Of The
aEtsor, or she would nave cs1ssed ayeg 70 The pas
'ss 10 y to 99f ouI ne sas pas
tasn, aud shcv tuea up linz; II Is a! TerJ xei
Tor CleiaeLce4 rhe wbo tss !oye1, aad she u .
wonder what Kind Of = lorcI be Is 70 mar. u
The haaie>A A.nange1 !A5 beyond the Htchen %
tached sro1n the rest Of nc honse aud could onlI
The clock strnd /, and sound OF Eoicea CAM
What does it nat.er.::: thought 1o.s!le.,
~ 81 .se .,s.s ssirens ne; cac k2e sad AN 10
1pe c:nner. bell pealed loudly, Snd in troopet
guests WIN tuncT5 iaees so.ue from the tnn. oh
En- 1,um tAc .osn- for the tabled hote Of tho Oura
Alpaon.e. thr s,out nead-xatcr, aatet
tte Oldest Of he guests to prcs,de Il
t,..s,ss ne ansiacs =, o. or his r13s.er, sna the1
with csltn solc1lnity-
The WIDOWS oi tas tasle looked .nto the court,
putting E,s rn!ahtng AtEoIr, vineFar be start.
hored !sto be ,hlck 5el:oE crtsn q xnleI ne
10 roadeI A,phonke started, With tpca i
dinhes on sne tshie o. 10 otaes nm u the
tnNn could noas,, IN tnd!'1dns4 n.!liaire,
course Vi lcas. VA served-was dcliIesasei,
crossing The couztIaro ioSAsus one q hi
vu ssnel1ble; bat IN the raeantipe tue sslst
YVES ruined
II was r!easaot 10 feel that she Fks more attract
i've than tie sarhl! fnnaes tAs sing from the opet
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Especially, who have become N. 49,,
Solitary Vice that dreadful and asess a
habit which annually sweeps 10 AZ ueetiJ,
grave thousands Of Young Men az ~. ssLustl,
allied talents and brilliant intellect ~hSH e
otherwise have entrarced listeniDg SEM ne,
the thunder Of eleauenoe, or walked 10 svh
the thrilling Tyre, may call with fan con sS'sas!
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BY THE CABLE.
NV Telegraph to the Register.

MADRID, December 23.-It is reported
that a council Of the Royal family was
held at Turin, yesterday, to decide the
question of the candidacy of the Duke
of Genoa for the Spanish throne. The
Spanish Government and the partisans
Of the young Duks have have not
abandoned their hopes of making him
King. The Government has ordered
the election to fiji the vacancies in the
Cories for the 3Oth of January, in the
expectation of adding to the majority
fer the Duke of Genoa. The election
will be holly contested. TIE press
unanimously demand that the cleo
tions bs first held for municipal coun-
ellis in order to terminate the existing
unconstitutional situation, the present
municipalities having been illegally APP
pointed by the Government.
The ministers have gone on hunt
ang excursion TO the Toledo mountains.
Three hundred guaISs and battalion
of infantry were ordered to accompany
and protect the ministerial party This
excursisn, contrasting as it does with
the misery prevailing in the Capital,
causes painfSlimpression.
PARIS, December 23.-The Corps Leg
dslat6 will probably adjourn tomorrow
LONDON. December 23.-Tbe .overend
Gnerncy trial is concluded. Resnlt
acquittal
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CUincruuati Market.
CINCINNATI, December rs.

CINCINNATI, December rs.
FLOUR-Unchanged and dull; family
wHEAT-Dull and lower; red winter
CORN-Dull and easier; only local
demand; new at 73aI5c; oid at o'c'
OATS-steady at 50a55c.
RYE-At s0a95c. =,
RARLEY-Very dull and lower; fall
at 25a1 30.
COTTON-DulI; middling at 23fc.
WHISKY-Dull and dropping; best in
limited demand at 94a95c, the latter
rate for short time.
TOBACCO-Uncb4nged and quiet.
HOGS-Unaettled and dali; difficult
to give quotations; 8 50a9 so on the
rate named by holders; receipts $500.
MESS PORK-Held at pc; closing
nominal.
BULK MEATS-Offered at 1l}c fol
shoulders, 15c for clear rib sides, and
l54c for clear, packed; no demand:
LARD-Nominally lower; kettle OF,
fsred at 17ial74c and steam at 158c; NO
sales.
GREEN MEATS-Offered at 10a13a
lac; no buyers.
BUTTER-Steady at 30a35c.
EGGS-At 3Sc.
CHEESE-At 174a18ic.
OILS-No change.
LARD-Dull and dropping.
GROCERIES-Unchanged and quiet
GOLD-At 204 buying.
MONEY-Market easier at ! lOal II
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Chicago Market.


CHICAGO, December %.
FLOUR-Low grades scarce aud firm;
8 62ta5 65 for spring extras.
WHEAT-Dull and 3$a4c lower; sales
No. I at S3c; No. 2 at 76fa7sic; closing
quiet at 1850 for No. 2; this afternoon the
market is heavy and irregular at 76ta
1910 for No. 2.
CORN-Dull and weak and 5aotc
lower; sales No. at 6Sa6s4c, closing dull
at Is; no grade at 6Oc; this afternoon
the market.keavy at Csc for No. 2.
OATS-DtH and weak and Ito lower
sales No. 3 at 4l4a42ic, closing dnn s'
4l3a4l3c. -, clos.
ing at 65a67c. a. 75osoc for
BARLEY - Month"; At ''"'oo "
No. 2. n eo,;ve and 5Oa75c
HoGs-DtgsG weak at 10 0oalo so for
lower, c19& , dividing on 2OO; live more
cholcsat 50a9 90 for common; l2ta
act'f for fair to medium and 75alO 90
for good to extra prime.
CATTLE-Quiet at a OOa4 80 for
butchers cows and heifers; 00a5 80 for
fair fesby steers and 6 4Oa6 Is for
smooth do.