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, 1869-02-08

goods seles, In that year. ef d. 3. Cta4ts wses
~ 40 nea. aaA 4. T. Stewart, t7o,aua ~, ~
llttst. hs~evsf, b suly faf tAa wholesale 4essn-
mtht. !As 1s1xnst RaleA al lie principal honses
were IN seps<aser. .
anH 1Aan1o1os AtsAssuArro.
hfah papers repest tbs recent usasstnat.aa pg
rsa1 Limerick and Cashel aud apps.
henasaaa Of saraons 6aahle II 11ppesry nd
otAae e19ak&ne.
arAM AsnszsRa 70 ovrkr14ov z1z xizsaAa
4 x.ss.a attes to sae rs asra,a mr., ts.+ sn,p,,h
0asszan2s aiding ind &nnsuragtuT
tAe Ax1tesa seaersaa 9snesu I.cza4ss
u hta eonsptsty axainet Prsstdsst
3rA-es sd LIS lie Of Tho Mexican Rspubllt: II
hAs lsns o&ce1 to 70 to Xa1toe to osfaniss md
drfi IN uuy hi ovcrthroNtrx Hetie1n tns ti1z-
uoaa. Gereal f1s1z. n Hlntztx Of Ws1. his
Eireu sssn.1nars sA4t b viii ersnt rnltusi.ed
leaves Of hhsente 10 snEh umenra Of ahe Amy u
:uu desire to 20 70 Mexico 70 aas9a. In the rtro'
tut1on. which, It il believed, wlu result In shs
estAhlIihnert Of n empire With the Boutbon
Count Dc Gtscnss II RaaperoE. Morn tt1a so
o0ce18 Of artillery ara engineers have
heen engaged oy General Los1des, md
Ill. are p:oni.ed BY General Pdn thas
they ehal ftmAtn IN ane Of
promotion While sbseut- GenHA Loztdea haa
pru1nited two grades In adrs1es 70 eFrF5 oEear
VITO will fctn hin, xoa hts Already secured two
Colpuela Who Will serre ~ Generals. md Aoy
number Of pfncera Of lower grades, Al eeleeted
fscu, tho choicest afteers Of the epxntsh army
The yppyezaert IL beng conducted secretly, ND
the pa..r /. c1pec.ed to sal in the French ate1n-
en- t&1 H1vxnh- --.
70 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
x1xp11oS Or 1AI1RoAp oYFlekAs.
NIw YoaK- Feb. 7.-At the annual nantin4 Of
tle stoekhoidets .! The Atlantic d tsrest # cat
eTr Hallway Company held yesterday The follow.
Ing bos1d 11s elected: Hos. Henri G Btehhinsx
dTart F1crtrpoot. Andrew Il. Green, E. Weston,
r. W. Kenr1rt. r. L. Cutting, JE., John D.
pytnte, E. AtDesnott, Mortimer AAcke1trs, J.
p Fenno, John Gardner. Wentworth Hustche.
Gs5efn 3: 7artee; 4.rt :,,o " A1saa ui!i
rh,ladslRaia; sY VT Rqtssll; 81: s.1 ~, n II, r; :
ter, Paul Nsr9estop, Of London, Kngland sud
T. r. o. EweiI, AmEtstdAm. Holllnd. After or.
Fan1ktp1. tho new board. un1nlnoully elected
The hon. Henry Stcbhlnl Ptas1dcnt, md VI.
| Arctda1l o'Donerty Vice Ireaidtnt
cK11hAL PACIFIC.
TIT t1ArtI4! agency nEthe Cc1tS2l Pacific ntt1.
/ read announce thAt tic t1st mortgage ]oan II
| ticcs Of bonds since Iatuary1. I.ss thtn z5t
mites 1et11fu to Connect tne road with The east
cp line.. and tee gap will he c4osed IN 40 .us onc
! hundred can.
| Dele9tteS oi the lrish Republican Assoc1Atl1u
! watud On GeIcrat Grant ye8te1dAy kttaFno0n
| The Republican Cdnual CoEamluea Of Nav York
| ed chalch IN tho ErorntnE 1t ht- Paula Retho
| d1st Epiteopa], 4hu in the evening tha General
| and Aff. Giant, With the mtmhe15 Of biz stAa
/ diQsd With III, 4. T. StcWNt-
, 1869-02-08
Lincoln Park-LtttAr from A1dafman
wicker.

AAIEAGV& e EVA y 4~Ase
To Tho Editor os Tia Chicago Tzinaas: =
In view Of &he sftielea in Two Of thenosn!ny
pa pen tn relation 10 Lincoln Park, an exptan&'
ton ,s das to the puol.e that thsy na1 know the
seascrs shAt Induced The tespa'eh from Baoora-
In eton 10 Go.e1nos FAlzner. By tho counetl c0u-
nittee. 10 one OF the ecumnttrse has secn tho
Lsseo1a II IN. f.x sa nes etSss e., aas
s eosy ot Il tae I'll. tSis1 ;he bin hss not seea
"a a eea ~ e'ts ssfe ees
tas iii psssed by the Ieessiasare ~oald 1ot
TaS Tsf g. s nsnas' as
erray money without the consent Of tbs Com
Eoa Council. Believing. saen, that there would
lustee .heah be attempted, tho committed 90
cot seel ufs otrstng M, opposition 70 the
rzea.n.ea xhile II spItnsaeld;
formed shts thn b1ll, - ptssed by bath
tr1rts oG Ixcdi b. The Lneoia Payk Coantsslon-
i1teperdeat Of the dir EovernHsnt; ; md thas
Ind. ind Sith tss | p1oeeeds II ets5 nonas raiea L.
As,oe nd Comptroller afe compel1ed to ttsoe,
whether tta Cuza11aa CoEoeu x!1l It or not. The
not Eanet, md Il rnsy reach million ol toltfs
fox b II Understood tho ad{osnuE properly ta no<
m TT i ~ i nay S1 asss
eero list no otherr n beng pfsssed upon TIT
attrruon Of the Leg!sltnEe for parks In the soota
srd West plsIalota Of the city, requiring esch d
sad dtv.E1ons 70 make the1r o~h pasks wtihou
kr1 aid fton the municipal Fo11nuent. the CON
sa1ttee thouKttlt their datJ to request tbs Goref
| ruz to withhold his approval of the btu nnt1
our duxsnb eou1d be 1sda asquatnted With somt
Of Its mo4a tnapo7tlns p.ov,Eiont. Parks. N n
opinion. asouid ba purchased. Improved -
| controlled by the eity. bus u xt must h1vo tAfe
| Boards OF Comnlt.tontS1. ono fot each d1sl3lon
! md each boasd independent OF tho Others. the
let each - taxed fos It'll owu pttka, aoa thu
! 1ycid uctqust t1x1ttun. 1ast ground ot cor1
| p.at1t in my country. CHA4- g. WicKf4-
, 1869-02-08
TEMPERANCE IN MIL WAuKEE.
Speech OF Hon. Matt, Il, GaFpeR-
ter on Neral Reform and
ProhlbltorT Laws.
Signing the Pledge at q Public
Meeting.

1rt s1on 70 IL sae ises Aan.sses sseennet; fso:
49, s-er ~ ~ ~. ri,w s.raa.hiad ~ Tn.,s Ts
GEe1 ~, esen N tuts elty W.. aAsemo!ea a. Ansse
Temperance meeting under tho auspices Of
thc Milwaukee Temperance Eocicty. The
audience eontIsted about eorallr nf la3lea
and eentlemen: md al listened throughout
Lon. E; I. Aolton, ffesadeui Q! the Ail'
Tsukse era se1{ sa'sd tb. The net
On the full attendance It this, The flret largo
mrriinn of liz assnci.tIon" IL fraV. a shn1
--rirrr ~ IN, n-o,7rs. II thn .orsc,v stsf,nc
thtt between t.o and three hundred had
already s1crtd tht pledge. He related brteaf
the circumstances connected With the calling
Of ibis meeting, and closed n Introducing &
~ T.rnnr+sr r,ms h-x.,d avid ,o,d
-. 80 Ap1sG ssaae Ut "eIu aan'd !oaa :.
ana ,ons ecnunnec applause &c spoke as
Nnertfore Il neat nats ny tro:hsr 70 Offend,
VII ri 10 ntah while thu world stan 3eta, lest
n1te ny etotscF TO otecd.-l Cor 3. 1S.
e. ,3.sSn m neee ,st, ns pase ne, ~ ~ tne ct
dsecune. md 70 e1plzln. e1ahasase and apply II
philosophy 70 TIE Aets Of hene pades considers.
monopoly Of ic1ptrea vtsdou. 1ntJ assumed Il
txpouce, 70 limit ead c1Esttue the lanEua<e 9
the sae5ed w1itirxs 9nd dtIied Il = sse hitI q
!1gnt 10 et1a! ~ .rSe.sat ~ ,aesia Aoe.
hta locE, stEes e5pioded ~ psetenee ct III
eltrEy and 1a.sneeG IT e 70 Hao5 sse *osd and leat.
the VIII o. COG nua tee ossea3A ana Eafpife'
| Tne words hsre seleeaed, wnstaef Inspired b
diefats5 dsffeay fron ass tes"t ~ mua, q q q ~ =
| mn, axlo~ With the purity md power Of prta
1t@ ta' IL eoanesuss ~.ta IL sas!ses ds.ise !
, 1869-02-08

The Diplomatic zcr7ieo bill for the ye M Of
Gfnnt's Standardization pxesenM fe1 Rotel-
, 1869-02-08
AHevnrend Wolf IN Sheep's Clothing.

ST. Lor1s, Feb. THE Rtpuo!ieaa's uznshs
special tayp n interesting case o. t"tsaa. saa7.,
pastie3patnr In which Ia knv. ssaucl Hermann,
rector ol D,ownen Female seninaEy, who VA
a7a:gned scsterdar bsldEe ihe tEns.
ices Of the trsttuuoo, charged Win
loo fsequer. Intimacy with lA4y teacast IN
hla tcho<l, whose sudden ttsappe4rsn- e led 10 -
tnYetttEfupn OF iss cause. The roftftnd gentle
pltcAles I medical gentleman OF high stan !taE IN
he church. The etasr h1s tseat.d III inranss ~.
element In soelAl cirtlcs, Ill thu plTsiet hhE1nE
teld stations ot responsibility End uust IN tho
ehu1eh aet society.
, 1869-02-08
ut,r aaonc Ph11ade e,phla Fleemen.

E1ter xaonE Philadelphia Fireman.
Pm4ozHHn. Feb. Tho psoeent volunteer
Fire Derartus al this city se.aofed 10 tno!r new
1cctflrc Ycztcrdty, and, a. usual IN scca c&ees,
building near b. was Rct On dro to celeats:e The
evert. This brought Other companies On tbs
EreuEd, and tot tnsaed. resulttrH IN the Eof-
tally wourdtne Of ono man With IN iron har-
Subsequently, tho house Of another company Vas
bo1ta1deA With stones and much Injured. Tho
frequency Of slnatlar adafrs hl1 starred n3Tc-
1eEt
, 1869-02-08
NEW YORK.
spectd Despatch to Tue Chicago Tribune.
ErH ToAx. Ftn. !,

Special Despatch to The Chie.go Tribune.
MN ToAx. Fte.T.
Ac11ox or 1Hx F7oltAHo1 coxxrr1Hf'
Auo,rug paper SAYS tho General connsttee
OF the y1xtlanoe COMMITTEE met List evening", 10
receive reports irom the Central counlheea o.
1hc New Yosk, Brooklyn AID Stxsto ulAon OF aao-
sxt.ions, having become too cumbersome TO 20
1uan1ged b5 ons Genera COMMITTEES, but eaeh To-
eallty having separate osRanizasaoa suboroiha'e
to the ceutra3 body. a special committee TON
the local eentlA organisation Of Kew Xnrk pre-
eeuiea list Of III e,.ts within The past eighteen
1zontha, On which indictments hare been found,
and for which offences psieouera Ind never been
tr1ed, Among tie chArGes were murder, b1sxsa'
y. robbery, fslonious assaults and other crimes:
Tnc F,rrudent Of the committoe advised careful
deiibe.auon betore any action, md tho matter val
len os@ 10 the next meeting.
TEE cAfuK pIakAAk
TIE r1nle sbo1t the c1tt1e dheasc, near Fisn
xtu, IL d.znlni1htug. 20 neW easeA ~ fePottea
DIT oonDs aALH. ~
Assessoss' returns fos 1855 show thss The or
, 1869-02-08
An Insane Father Murders his Dhu2h.
fir

sr Lor1a, Feb. 6..-A nun n.m.d Hoefsr, Httng
In the outsklstA u asnrteal, Mo, qurde1e3 hls
elrd her Witt I "trip, ard then cut her BODY in
Two Win knife. Afterwards 10 tore hef hea1t
cut aud cut II open Win knife ana swallowed
the hlood. He VIA hEEestcd, md, when s4ked
Why he committed the dned, replied that ChEtst
was Killed ana 1t II was no 70: hla ehI!d to
air :h1n Ek11ss; ttxt he o1esed nef II 4 Eac<l-
dee 70 Chx11t, Tho nan u ittaae.
, 1869-02-08
Atfeupted Salc1des

EFsel&l Dtbpatca 10 1Ee ValeSEo 11lo1na'
CxxST11xk, O., Fab. 7.
Earn bartholomew, we'll -knosn hotal runner
OF this plsce, attempted suicide, last evening. In
the bur fnou Of tie fremont Housc, bI swallow
1rr lAuttuuIn. Els nto VII de4paifed for soane
hours, but, By the aid Of a,1ddotca. he wis, this
morning, revived, &nd Il now recovering. He
psr;cd ftpu his vito soma time ago, and has ap-
pe4ftd 10 b inaanc for aereFl weeks, which
p1tbxbly Induced tho x19h att.
, 1869-02-08

CINCINNATI. Feb. THE tt1Ge vhlskef dIs.il-
le.J oiS. n. Fowler, Of this e.t|, TAs taten pos
settion cf bJ United States Collector Ae0roafJ.
prpcrss o. n1aoufaeturc, Amounting. In the azgre.
ca:c, to sboos $40 barrels fcr alleged violation Of
the jutcInAI revenue taw. ..-..
highway ROBBERY, within the past few dljs, In
the 4uh01bt.
, 1869-02-08

.se LoEn. Feb. 7.-Ttun.s Il Allen, Prci!dent oI
ner rs M91 ISa9tsin Railroad. has presented ne-
assea esmages 70 the szsrecsts Of Jlate,vst.
F5.ess. oss 9' see q thst roaa by
es1oL e t!esSnet That amnun, the sum Of &5ie,.
General. and the balaaca Il 3sdlsH feaH M
seizure Ct The road hy 1ote.sor F;etehet foT
tho bt4E. ~
, 1869-02-08

from apoplaxy VIA rendered. Deceased vas
emp1cyedrs clerk II tho oe1cs Of tha 9a.s14 D1rt-
Aion ol Tie Goetn1sstsrn Railroads I'D waS highly
esteemed By III WHO kzew AIm.
.Anptnfr kuddsp de1xh occurred On tho eata4
day. XrE- James c. Ft1ter, Who lived with haf
E y 1t 1t NO. 81 East hite atzcet. It O'Clock
% Saturday ssen,ng cam pl1tned Of feeling yesy
III. md shur1y at>eFwsrdt diet. Dr.. W1neT via
called hut tho lsdy e1utred before his z<Ettal.
He g11r1 It u his opinion that dc4th WA prp-
ducad b3 palp.sauou u Tho heart. 0ecessed ~
In,ocIe-sktd. md lsares husband md GEO
child. Coroner CieaVes VIA notified Of the dAatn,
mimi.
, 1869-02-08
CRIME.
Attempt By 4 BHdeKfoom to Foison
Wedding EuoltSs
ClaNn4 rh n Tia ffh}r1 e4 TrjhnnN


Wedding EuoAts.
Special Despatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
TARaAw, Ind, Feb. 7.
A ea.e Of Wholesale poisoning has tnst come to
light hsrt, BY which ons perann, young 1ady, to-
dsy Lost her Tic. Nearly Jear Ego man named
John Y. Vannt1la, from Fort WaJue, Won tbs IT.
fcctlons Of Ht1s Horn, Of this place. and IN April
last married her, vety much against the r,thes of
her psrerts md friends, who used cresy etofl to
persuade her 10 break o1 the 1oAtch. On tho
xedd,ne rlfht neara1 al nj .Eues.s-a pssty q
c1t1i appca1 1anee Of polsoulne. 4 slater ol the
bride died IRON the edseH oE ihe poson;:
hi oeea,lon has proposed r sepems;at
md in hls list etta. to her gvss 'ul hlstoTy Of
The poisoning :: the veddtng, .ae1noWlsa ginG
that na put 1 quantity OF arsenic into the pot
from which the eanro wa prepared, and aayinS
tha: he did It In revenge Tor the MArne1 In which
The f.nlly. had tzcated hin. Tn's !etse, 20 -
M1skt Of vsnuauA last night After e1amtntrion
be WILL committed to jul IN 1ftault Of pail. dzed
A$5.eCa. Asest exzitcz1ens exs&A tn this coua
uInity in consequence Of TIE Wholesale attempt
Il murder. AL the parties concerned arc among
Quf u1on respectable eitlketE.
, 1869-02-08
ReaE Estatc fat 5alt::
DICKENS HOUSE
CLOVERINE

AN. At, .r41elea Of clothing, &r.. Il quickly aat
80 ~ r. hemxuA without "a pnp3d4S4ak oGpf.
,DTTRiSE sas nc de,lEntfM odas il nane lnai.
-. ToT 1zle ~ Al crnkks1H.
, 1869-02-08
Murder Of hoy IN Pittsburgh.

Pzr11rnaH. Feb. 7.-NIeh&el Kaufman, Ger.
man barber oi thin citJ, stof ttttat boy. naHaea
was looking Into hts shop ~1ndo9, and. At,er he.
ing ordered awsy bJ ktufnnsn. tna hitter ated =
seTplytr It tuuGh fht wlcdoN. killing tha boy y"
moAt trut4rtiy, kRlEenkn r1f1cwty Escape tJnch-
IGC By The Citizens, bat was hurried to jul
Gxpt1!n s +. wright, Of th1s city. IL appointed
Warden OF The Western PenN&ntis1J Of AneEatnJ
Civ.
, 1869-02-08

Ext YokK, Feb. ;.-AEr4ve1, Rtaa.tntp At..
1aots, from Lordou, Ga AAvrs~ and City ot Corr.
from Liverpool, ftd Hzlna1-
L711rooI, Feb. 7.-Ihe steamer Nehzas n,
f.e N Nsw York, his ts1Irtd out.
, 1869-02-08

WATERWAY. c., Feb. 8.-Nf. John l.. Whattal,
4 pfutalneut resilient or this Esy.. aud manager
ol woolsen eompenJ. died suddenly. n III
oon stroke Of apoplc1y.
, 1869-02-08

Northwestern Dining Hall.

Tne underlined. having opened Rsstaur1nt 1t
No n North ellsst-. xou d respectfully Announcs
pared fuTniah meals And N the delt ae1s4 Of tbs
ANY nEssssa IN the e1kY, having 1ecnfed
shs aezt1ees Of n.stelaa. cook and polse md attsn.
ttY1 v1ttaq1 Pez1onA dnsiTnE boAfd b t1e day CA
be seoomuodstsd With tbs sans II reason Ahte rates
NeAls ssfvAA It Al houT1. Rer!1aoeF thH f4Afe a9a
nHmhe. u fetta Hels-ts-s oeto<ts "a 413ena 70
po$. T. T. n HAoa1'
, 1869-02-08

Bos4ox, Feb. John a. Borden, ssnteue.dto
ara months in pt1so1mcrt and 1na OF ${oo TOT
violation Of The internal ReEerns laws. hAs boen
pafdoned by President 1ohnson, upen Esc1n-
ucnaR&lna pl Hon. n. 2. panA knd oshx1.
, 1869-02-08

On saturdsy Int younK MN named P.c. FAr"
ren died vtEY suddenly = : bis boarding honks.
No 80 LA11ah&o street. 11s Ookuusf held a
inquest oEss the rcEa,a&, a4a 1seSsst Vt de1ta
, 1869-02-08
Notice Of Removal.
GGauR1.
propo8als.:
Proposals for Subsistence Stores.

oT11c4 Q. q. CoH1,ssaE1 U SC r1su111uE.} =
csicsio. III. Fsssass1 a;;a, ,ssa ! !
se.3ea Fropo.als I'm dapncAts3 vty b reeetvea -
the Under slSnsd uuttI O'Clock or Wad eAd1y, EkK
mary lota. iasa tot fa5n.hi1k tns llox1as stoEss
weight and mn 4alted-pscf1x's hssnd y tH
stated-esEh bare! of pE1me nasA q hAva saPtses4
Aas entt. Weighing less tnan ESo ~, and xaa
EhApf1 be oH cloas ta& body OF tho hog: IN
oak b4tEns. Nth not less sixteen at<onE hoops
Blank for proposals. win b f0fnhhnd At h3
a0ee-
deiyettd. r, AACFEkLf.
BIT. Col, ku4 c. 3, q, 8. H.
, 1869-02-08

P1r1tsC1e. Feb. a-c1pm fEEaoLxn-Hsstes
on saturday VERY strong aAtta 0a0 bfa4, March to
jnns Inclusive. 1T ne; 100 brlf> seller tul July
1,as15Hc: Refined seuEo aad nEEa tAles AGoe nr.
last half February, II Hc 600 bfts Last half Apt11,
1t l7kc I, ocn, April kud NAY. 3;kc-
, 1869-02-08
E.egal.
LEGAL SALE.

srA1E E7,99,T e TdsS3HslS tsSG. An~A7F cazs=1
1hs chIeyss / 1srthnsstsrn ~ ixaJ csupHJ
".
ChsrIet Kztisr, f1a stherx
Under snthnr1fy n = Iudsne1 It rt1deed u tfo
ansvs entitled aedon. thu nade 4l<aed. CaE31<sto-
n hd cir of osakose CoanT 'cf EioaeazSo ssstaE4
neaeinf 3 = o.eloek L - Hesoo1 asoat siknts-
* laad beo4 sns naifaes ftas ls ~ .c1es & ias4
1tTuenon q RaI1oAd ~ a Fond dn Lac naFtnezty
p aha stass u0e. nH, Ing here totose Eo.2 aboak
u n 1cze1-
Oeo1to, EhAMAAo ana NhupScea, NTH aone lz.ct4 II
o11a1a@.s- asoYn I'D Wanea4co Coa1ae<4 md ne
eef4ocAtx1 or N1fp~
Any se17p.holdcr no shal1 etss ores m pr Ae1e
ean pay IN biz purchase ~ :sades!ak the Eos1uls
Hones N eonAl AMOUNT 2 aE<a4 y b ssAeelsa. II
sam oss thAa - Per AeEa Il bid. the parchAsex
must pAJ n l! nj monty>
70 ptu!tde faot r. as psJ@sas q ee.a md q
peu1es, tho person pa3tAe in bztp mWr paY FeE
cenf II Il Rnaonnt o{ hla hid Il money.
| ~ II ..V 49, u ts4'h'As n ~ - II
Amount ~ osaif;ssssaisx ssosS aai1
fsassgo. u 5: :s~, eoRae,aslaala
, 1869-02-08

DAy-NosTGoAEKT-Ast tho restdtnee ot No.
}, b Montgomery. ~ AlchiE1A &Ttnus. Hf. Wn- B..
Day to Aiss AAaue AontKcMsE1. bath OF this city. !
BTrLEIrRE1lLT-Fsngn nslI 81: ss s. P.sstsEs *
Ter, IT., to Aiss Annie Ka1ily.
, 1869-02-08
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

We hare Aoout t~enty afa miles OF kr1f1nE to ~
on the lima Of The Burlington Missouri Hter Ks5a.
road. west Of Alton, low. ...
cubic yards peg nils. Tbe tnste1tai y koot In3
Ehaie work E11lt be completed b Au2lsf 1t. 0&-
Kaspon1ihle eontrhesors s1s invited 70 ell 1t ssE
ones Ia otto1vN IoWA q It 41ous and e1aafE1
FDLF, CARpESTkK A1GLx-
f1tfuInK L. i'm EnC. II E686.
, 1869-02-08
FOREIGN.

The EaAternx1uesttcn-
ol1kc1 A1LowIn 7Tx4 70 DECIDE.
PAIN, Fah.
The Grtat Powers taya grated delay Of eight
days for lie Greece Government 10 make it, dnA
decision tn rsen1d to the proposals. oi the Pl,is
Con3tEenet.
sas PACIFIC POLICY aA1z1za aR9usD.
rAals, Feb.7.
Ann Iouneenent II pade. on Official authority,
that la&sl adF,ees 1rcn Athens give the French
Government good Tcason TO hope that the paetde
policy Of E:rg George win triumph oysr the q.
element ut the hour. Great agitation prevails u
Athens,
8PAtns
xEaptnAxo Ii WILLING.
AAD1D, Feb.7.
1t1s sald that Prince Ferdinand his consented
to become candidate for tho throne OF Spain.
70 III EXECUTED.
Orders have been Issued 70. tho execution q
tho asBassfns oftho Governor Of But9os.
raEG1Dt1Cr or TIE caRrza,
generally conceded th1t seuor ploxazo
BpsntAh ArnhasEAdor at puis, will be ehoeen Il
preside oEer tho Constituent Cortes.
TIE rRoFo1xp p1AEc7oks
AsrJ .unoss prerail about The proposed Direct
OF. tamc asse,t the members ue to be elected
for h7e 1ea,s. -....
POLITICAL A1RTs3l,
Mxry political arrests hxse latsly ttso made
AL The pE.aonezs IRE cht;td with being eaysgcs
In The Ca5lst movement.
xApAxK AAbEA AGAtH rHcTHH
PAA1a. Fob. I.
&Queeu If4tel1A has tssred anothet rnAuiSes dc
nornctnE tic terolutlon In Spain, and asserting
her night to the throne.
aEnEcK TRoK fNx A1KY 1oIx,
MAD11p, Feb. Z.
The naue Of The Count GlrKcnt1 his bE1
Been aa'exen from the 1ona Of the Bpanlsh
x1my.
sHx cAal1A14 IIv1LY,
Thd Ca.lIsts ire very active, and there ara in
d1e1tions that they ase labor ing 10 produces IT
tniorrottton, With nAy hfeak ont Any moment
II !" Eunorod that ths l1th tnas. his been axet
upon e. len for spen deranus.1aiions asalna
the FrQYistarN GoTerpuEpL.
, 1869-02-08
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BpDLE-In thts city. FebsnsrJ :, Ct scaEtes feTts.
GeorEie Dooie, son Of J4cob L. Ind AAl7 s. Boole.
aCro 5e2rE, month aud Il dAJa.
Fuutf1l rom the resfdercB OF his p1ren0. 81 HiM
stret /. Tne&dAy Enorniny, At II oclofk. Friends Of
The hMIly Ate Invited to attend without fnsthex
noGte.
FLATT-Ak Iisnon. II. r Janeszy II, 4aFzh r L.
wifn Of JeAeb FAts and 61uthtet Of the fkta J11ge
EvtnEstou, 4Fed Dyea1s.
, 1869-02-08

BcFedHu M1fketHs
fHAxClA1-
-....... F1axKFoHT, Feh,7 T.
Cn.ted stasef 5.sn closed 10 Saturday At sa4. To
day they were nfnef and higher. and Wtle quoted
htH&.
EpNXXTcAi-
LONDON, Feh-7
After the clostng Of the market rrpo.ts on sktur.
daJ aptrta Of tnrpent1re 4dvsnee 70 ~ PER cvt IN
Londoo. and to - I'd II Liverpool. Common Fp&ta
It Liverpool closed gteady 1t Il Sd
, 1869-02-08

arfbitRtta.
PLACEY e. STORRS,
ARCHITECTS.
No: .f62 Lake.si., Chicago.

F;ana and Specifications prepared snr buildtugs Of
eyss3 Description On sasYf notes and moderate
rates. Vi make \ specially II desigu1nk Church
and School etlnees, requiring eorsUa Aad snpte
yspt1lAton- Cor reSpoud4nea soltatsd. !
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-29
POLITICAL.

VOTE THE PEOPLES TICKET
IN CAMDEN COUNTY. NEW JERSEY.
For state Senator,
JAMES M. SUOVFL,
tor Sheriff.
SAMUE Ell ARCHER
FOR LEGISLATURw
First District.
HIRAM MATTHEW'S.
Sec nd District
JACOB HlT TUdHNER.
Third District
ANDREW ID. TURNER
Corouors,
JOHN ID. SEYBOLD,
ENOS y. FUREY,
ROBERT CHEW. 1921 l2ts
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-29
NEWS SUMMARY.
l)ItV Affairs.


Sheriff w. G. Craig, of Steuben county,
N. Y, reached this city yesterday with a requi-
sition for Charlemague Fisk, an alleged fugi-
tive from justice from that place, where he is
said to have broken Jail at Bath six weeks ago.
Fisk was found at Manayunk working in fac
tory. Three years ago he was arrested on the
charge of arson and forgery at Woodhul, in the
county named. He was indicted for the forgery,
pleaded guilty, and served two years impnson-
ment. After his liberation he was rearreCted on
the charge OF arson, and was in jail awaiting
trial when he cut his way through the roof and
escaped.
Yesterday afternoon CaSharine Callahan,
aged 102 years, fell while i'm the act of stepping
upon q curbstonc at Nineteenth and Coates
streets. She was carried into q neighboring
store where she died in a few minutes. This
old lady had reached a remarkable age to be
active and able to walk about. Her residence
was in the vicinity OF Twentieth and Coates
streets The Coroner was notified.
Patrick Sweeney, driver, fell from his coal
cart last evening about o'clock, and was killed
The deceased resided in OrTis court, running off
from Rodman street, below Broad. The Coroner
was notified.
The alarm of fire last evening, at quarter
past 10 o'clock, was caused by the explosion of
a gas pipe in the dwelling No. 1851 North
Twelfth street. The damage was triiling.
An emplOye at the Pascal Works, named
Kelly, had one of his arms severely injured yes
terday by the machinery. He was removed to
his residence, near Spruce and Sixth streets.
President Grant was serenaded last night at
the residence of ex-Secretlrv BOrie.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-29

The salaries paid to the judges and arbitrators
under the provisions OF the treaty with Great Bri-
tain of April y 1862 aggregate for the same period
$3.50, with an expenditure for contingencies at
New York of S400
The grand total for all expenses of missions
abroad for that time is S3l9,537 76.
The statement of consular returns shows an ex-
cess of fees over salaries and loss by exchange OF
S6S ,9i1 93, for the fiscal year ending June 80.
a statement showing the amount expended by
consular officers of the United States for the relief
of American seamen at the cOnsulates:
The amount received by them as extra wages of
discharged seamen, and the amount of loss in
change incurred in drawing for balances due, give
an excess of disbursements over receipts amounting
to S335Z.
The report also shows that during the year 1000
seamen were sent to the United States from foreign
ports; the amount Of money paid Tor their passage
being S1 65I.
Amount expended by Unitod States consuls on
account OF criminal seamen, 1895 50.
Amount refunded 20 citizens, seamen or their
repre- gsentatives, directly from The United States
Treasury, during the year, the several sums having
been previously received at the cOnsuates, Si0I 9j
Department accounts, &c received and allowed
during the year: State, S332 3OS 81.
Caleb Gushing, Commissioner of the Joint COM
mission Of the HudsOn's Bay and Puget Sound
Companies, claims $3.50.
Archibald Campbell, Commissioner of the north
west boundary survey, for running the northwest
boundary line, claims $685. 81.
Interior Department, S25,0i7 20; Patent-cifce
Sl27 ,097 10; Post-ofice, S191, 1O2 80.
The ANNUAL REPORT of General Spinner,
United States Treasurer, will contain the fol-
lowing exhibit of the receipts from internal
revenue, and expeditures for the same, for the
six months ending September 30, in each Of
the wears 1868 and 1869: