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, 1869-06-13
DYtxtn of the Pew SJstems

Ore hundred md sereltJ-dvc Jea1 49, an e!e"
esnt PARISH church n AtheNtpne, EnSn1a. @ va
Is a1t houses of worship I'D been entFey y npe9
he ,ae ,na ot 10 sIdesy i'd, .aas ste vo1ld prefer
to to tnow % where TO 81 s,d ~ pnpieassni Rts 70
;sas sasJ 'hsss sd 9 i B'fSse s ssasa eas hts
Sns S5s ~ piecs of boarding 70 screen
B BBssse,i sd on sae as., .s, Of tn,n the ws,ld
no sS var tr1ar 10 enable her to enjoy, es her
~ .orns nsTttcalsr spot T1en an Old kenue-
nan thonsht BE- soold nke 70 haye some sceon-
od.a fesesa tsT I'M Ies e11s eastnE s u 9.
ae .1.ss ~ rSn,sr md patehy APPEARANCE thai ii
Ts,S,,sa e eos ~ .n .ho,s 9s. ossp IS
sr,,s1." nefnc deff4!ed by family veJ1 knoWn
8, M fSs Ine@teaoofaood. @ And 70 tha pew s1Sterd
~, I. 1enwn md grown on, until Il hai become m
rrntised ia Engttsh church lie.
, 1869-06-13

out knowing for what reAs0n> In these p,,,,s,
had fresh ptoofa Of uoNarI's.i
tachnent Ia tho exttaordinazJ eIot,s he s,a!s a.
my reIense- But the order was lsreyocA cAhle
was forced to set out the next motntne tscnr,At
hl = functtonArJ, who maie ne over IL Tie Ns.a
police, Who. apparsn.l5 not knowing what II -
with me, sent me from Que place to anotser All
,ral1J 70 San Whore, accompanied by tvy pi,~e.
men IN plaln clothes, and thence, on The f;o Sin,
lsy. was ;aas n ,,sy osss to ~ FANNY VIA NJ
such treatment To this hour am Gua,,,. I,
comprehend BY That night and IN virtue VI wh,t
law the police lnt-1leEe-i in The atar, s!nrei il
~as hot ease of Restoring sots!~ 7ui..,.4, I'D II
10 her family, Aeieg Of ace aud . marrtr,l w.
house
and allowed te zee no one. CnfnF1Enattly, Ilns-
ard n,stnterpreted the sigral made from her wt1
dow, and instead Of understanding taas at twelve
s nssi a ~ re 9e e oeEs "
should meet ner at the house door to take be,
awas rom Aila1- Staggered at seeing her ac-
eoTupanea p ae1 fathes be 5000 AZ tas earsae
scene eusuet', which she thus s1ytdly desrrifeS:
lus Mss e. vca
i seized him tur1ursly bl the beard. and dsacge,t
! him under The gatewAT OF the house. Then he
i wus assalled b. cruwd Of bsstandess, aud TIC
! sell overwhelmed w,sn Insults ana the number OF
! his adversaf!es, slrew a six.barrelled revolver
lEuU DIS PCNkEk@ It'l HlHueu MS 4AS3ll31L3 tG
! stand back or be woui Gre upon them. Seeing
! that tEe warning vas fruitaess be nrcd three o.
1otir shots In the ait, as myself saw, with nj
other object an profoundly convinced, than e
clear space around h!Q!, a1I 80 re}nin me. Al
Ibis was the work Of moment. .As,f with prt.
! sentiment Of what MAS at]1ut to Eanreu. Iumpe,
ont OF the carriage and hastencI u iou Aic1, bal
alas, TOO late, for he already lag upon the eruun.
bataed In hts own blood StuopnS over hsIu, an
INST as he had spoken the wor,ls, tx nkurs p1a
;of II J. Ta'nf," a kick given, csuuut sly b
| whom forcet hts eye out Of tae socket an Il fe
down over his cheek I remained s. one petr
te,t Wv hand cl.spsI IN h!s, swore ID Ii
heart to revenge his death, when WA IzaEsc
awey by main force, and 50 sudden anil x.oEeE
Was the tmpe1us:that the poo7 victim sst{zaeSs
with ME for some distance over the stohcs. Ia
! cred with his blood, and almost fransir, I r.
forced arain into the carriage, and carried ieta
The Royal Proenrator, to whom lho.e fre,:l h.oa
stains ht1estesi the ieploEAhle fact that hs.' u
lit appears that, when Howard nrcd h!s rev
yer Ia the air, one Of the p'As1gonas, either ~
tr1gh. or In frJIng to get oway. slipped and q
Howard thought he mad kiliets him. and. sei1
win despair, put his pistol to his head ana u
| himself. lie appeared In court with bl1
nandaEc round his hea.l having lost his r.
eve The papers describe him As man Of
and thArty, Of gen1feman!J Appearance WI
| Caroline dtAra2ona came into courf 10 g1Fe G
Gepce be advanced TO meeS her. anu they clasl
. ! hands y i'll great emotion. The tribunal ac4,
ted him On the charge nf dting With malicious
! tent; he " a. nnea niry francs for carrying the
yo1ye9, and Immediately released
, 1869-06-13

*AtorL.. Of the Haryasd Adroa1Is, Spo.ss pxs.
having seen The following inscription on 4fnse
| stone ro a. express wasou on stste sueet' oos
| ton.
| ave caa1 have evrEth!n4 70 please nA
Lttie Johnn&et Enne to Jek1s,'
, 1869-06-13

| Nj, T. n. Dodge. = xellkuo1n member Of tue
| New Tort bAr died on the Eth he Nas N a<uent
ststezmsn. and had heen for four years Feshden'
nj tAe Taib1n ct1h-
, 1869-06-13

The ierky style Of Victor Hugo, In his late Ho.E
Of "1hc Man Who Laughs, " has f'een happily BIT
OF In the London telegraph, II description, pu1
) visit TO the Derby. 1t Is rrom the point OF view
OF having pecn zw1nd1ed by member Of the
sve1l-mob, and would properly be L'Ho,am< Qut
, 1869-06-13

, | p.ye r:cceded SAkJ1-UunL md arc
sse eEe t.iled ,Is s tie Badanss ot
ieskiou SakYa-ruunL however, has been included
II ,he nannet Some m.' ass pssa a,1q saea sna
!, bon n i D 1sa5, and oshers The n.rnaiesnt
ps.ss q iseddaa ar oG9na beg r ss confess twice a
q :ha Budih!sts have also n7nner1es for women
d It's rrIated that Saky%nuui eonseats1 % estAo
ns nse ssea IA d Of of Is issos1ts dscpIs An.nda
= Trss no.s tsie the same VOWS Il ne
y !, tu:e even 10 The youngest monk snd 70 use no
Il a31y or rarsh words 70 priest The uua must
- h willing 70 be tangtt: she nrst 20 once fort
:. nknt (ox ills purpoee to some vtrtuDuS teacher;
= &c mus. not devote more than t1o weeta II
!. me 10 spiritual retirement; ane muH not 20 oos
% q E3n sne an Be ipirs,ed- and ane = sssaa 70
- S,erd The closing ceremonies oi 1ho s4nJ season
ns 81 ~ naeGaI e., Asta { sssa k ~;
the 4. q eo9seaasnsei = nas i,s ~ snlaSla nha
:, GsS tssats n fn .nosheS: M, law opssstes unil
~ ces reaches SlyarA Mt. HAniy soes %
!. p ~ soa ,et : den II .ns
~ nfsaeuon Of anothet consciousness, sat IL f.ct
q. On Ttrsnl, In a ne~ pesson- But this nass b n
ne hieh ever act reer1yes tts exact rtcouPase II
sos Ane next world, where the soul u born a2A'n-
" grt tness The SANE sonl passes on. such recou
p "Ke.ma :" said Nusdha, "ts the most esseutia
= property OF ali beings; II Is tnnes1sed nom pse
n voss nItns 4 Is ne e.ase Of 81 sooa - nad @ er
ms aAlted when they come into the *ortd.
{tt iike thk ehatow which N~aJs acconpAn1e
~, {e BODY. buddha himself obtatne.l al bis rleTt
.srz tn by ue.ns OF The Kama obtained IN pteyioai
~ hies- Noone cau oeas1.n kkTma- or nerai1 but
- | lose Who le3r the d1scoursea Of Hodahl"
1v |neft has heen much discussion among scholar
.ss laeerulnz the true meaning Of SlEFana the ent
ser ,t Il Iluddltss ex7eetatou Is II Aunihilxaon:
md il tsotpstoQ tn God: Tic weight Of aashoEtty
nssI raaaht In favor Of the nf7t vleF. B1tnouf1
,e ctAi.snn u: For Buddhist thests Il . the ab
va sonon Of the individual life Y
sao Ga for a,hettts, absorption Of thi
ip4dCsl lie In The nothing BIT 10
ra,n ID " Is fHusetance frorn ait evil Is Enpren1
ssm aaleh!sercnt" In the opinion tnas n Is annl
,ston n9on agree Max Aoues, Tu,nossr Sch uctdt An
snc my. Ard ". Salnt-IlH4tre, wnilc calling u =
t1nr. htJu1 faith nevertheless Assigns It 10 thfr
IN Iot the human raec-
AMI It on tire other hsnd, aehoIars Of the htghes
;htnF l. deny this view. In particular, Bunsen tGo
~ 4 r GeaeAi&ts> calls Attenuon to the fact thu
II be oldest monuments Of this religion the eatl
pnt i eu11.> Suvlna IS spoken Of As conaiuan =
cfT5ne led II the present life. Row then c1r 1t mea
[nT1s k1attatfuu9 Il Is state IN which All deSrs
"a II ee al pasztooa de. Hnnsen believes fh&S q
silva: &dha never denied or questioned God or IN
,,I Il E following account Of ShFans Is taken no
8, We II u SzCEH1 nNVAA. ~1.-..Ar.
hat It Sstu tae hin1 u1 sAEN s1o W Hx&sseN
tnero I '1s4 Joy ol A1l'AnS uu1O4eos " ~ -"
, 1869-06-13

S,s!es ~ rnonaNertes asr to-day the CHIEF
tources Of no*1edSc and centres q nsSgenon ns,e D.
sS,s .'e rnS tp'e: NE sapcrsttioas which deoass
nanssna Ia psTss5 psss, h1 ,ns,lq,, IN me ia ,sasa
81 e eenssSSa sna 1ass an nrss ~ come from u
: tbc sight Of tuth, not the belief II error:
Nh 9sp ss y iSs ssa ef IL
es cfsn ~ i'd s'e;ess 4s;si d:n'ts
!, tnr East: Il The Aslatlr rtud thus II love will
Il eternal death: Let rs y 70 discover: & ,oas y.
acras.nse AZ UT IT ion t1o profound eenvictons-
. ed OF perpetual change, snh tne Posssnsny 8
:, tonethlae permanent Ae might as,,e.s naHe ess
1ss.y ~ :s's s'as% ss ssa1,s n;
s shruSn; u thas o'rae lsuddaa nsely taa; esst
81 ih1pE Kpes round and rpuna II c:rcls: ~;
H. noihne moves io:w. tsss n tne1s .na "a a.;
r.. and nses again; that 1ne wind blows moth = =
" south, east and west and then returns account
II. nc.esf ~ ss Ebrre any certainly: stddanaa "
ae souns: bas ne aee .pp7oasnins he e. ~, =,
Shi ss4s i,sss s2t q q sss ~ III
: : esE.pe e H itoua me s.snt q ms psrPess
round Of srox1n a1d de aseay. H., ,bs ns ae!s =
Y 1.n - Asatn. be .ua ASSURED ths, tais enane1psa
ou ensase and dssny W. ~ - M M nat 1aaena ~
sIs nesycrtion aud recollection OF o1t.asu taetss
,-- I irs.riuc nor did hc nea1 speca1islFe kno
- ~ rtfcr nj the TOW wer Of reasoning Ne ucaos LIZ
- t,ye ipowledSe, tne s!xht Of efsrEA tsato. ne
~ cer,ion Of the ucchanstnC taEs ol tne up!ses
80 ~ This wHs Know ledge which w8 uot 10 oe
nsa ta,aeA py rny mere intellectual pIne ~ ~
in. moral training b, panty cf nea ane Ne ~! ae
IA fore be renounced the wofG ILL Nens e1so
'ssro fo.es, and became IN sEchorse- >,
IL But Jus, II tbs point be sepase3 ~ s.1iax
~. In the yaipe Of nors1 acatiou, aoneafaso pSnAt
.... ~ Tncy had thetr hermltA IN n!s daE- Gas tnsy
~ lieyed In the value Of pen1oet asS3neAs @ =
+, - merit Ihey pract1eed se-1entl aof ~ o*a
- - ~ ~ Tnc Hu0ths pract!scd It as sne4as 70 "s
g end-exnanetr pul1nt1uoa lntu1oL
III .rd r. pe,ieyest hat ne natl u hAAt Aaasa
Aoo - i.ss he saw the Truth lle became ~.
e3 s<~re Illustona dtSaPlcA1cd: toe 1ezAs3
;.ss S.aa- Ssforr n,u Lie WIS tie BuddhA-ne AAo
eayiy knew And befa 4
.sntLy ty IA another point o. departure lfom
sS stnnt In 1hAi system, The nhsa ts7as - ~ Tns
on oE WIS 70 ~ Isnhmans u divine Ahsosp
~ ~ tnaf Of the Buddhtstd hamaa - s4,ntns
until tne , 1ath1nc. In lie Buddhist. man u e5esJ
Bux \ En1a pa%Aut. t..,h1n~ tjrrn Il IL a1ne3In,
many sca tsoA GHen e Ynsn ~ to lo5xet God.
g g s ean e.rn,na = E1taout Cod In TIC woHa
i = inls toes not deny him. II aSesPa .1e ~
~, u ,,nte sps fetue; the celestial Wn
y. -. ~ ~. 80 HrAn1sA lnd1a. sisehnu:
,peoes erd sshe nnIte wotld- con1ift'nE o.
!esMn p [idns, eonls md The lAF1 Of nafnsG ~,
~ | r.ts os he 9ps1d OF Absolute ne1n9.. Va.
:, - tnnH noknIax Tast V oof AN eno Gn1, !,
y.n.. l d tse Sirre3 opposite 70 IL Se hnos'
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nSEe Rome. Vow il = = facl but one which b,
urvrr been sutneNnty nonee.i thns INC ~Hs;
'Ssee@ iae :, & ss.s
f1ndstucntsl doctrine Of Rome Is that o. sa.ysslo
1. y a' no s ssiyst,on." The sacrament OF hspsts
reeenezases the soul: toe sssssusns So Q! penaa,
III of The eucharist renew It's me' t aad y
of holy orae1s quaugss "a. ne ,pESss ps,sH - :
rsmeoss. 81, II The soui s saved ey saesamen'
no. daly almtnittered and reteiyed MW % hse ~ y
aop sour orleE 70 sase the s11s! 1 ss.lon ~ =
,er tne world that Which comes snnaetentiy saroa
ua1 ;he usual tacramenss Of the chuten: lne ms :
g, thai he v no'e nonass'e system Of tas Causcs
ood Rome Is an ineutrd Prvtesa~htn, or PTo.essa
t.: 81 NAM M,sh 81 s'e 'Sa' tue .rlorns estore
- s.. DernasA Martin lnnss,e,,e. nn,ae1 n's a.
70 many Of The leaierr Of ne Ketstsnss;oa- a,s
ood Protestant element IN the Rounlsa Charm
-uck .iien elemen, included IN the vAst BODY. Whe
as' rI.h tbr ~ s1tai rover 50 to WORK am pasd q
-anl Ntac eal around II, and saat u: - .,s
aaa Catholics came Who xese nos sssS0ea sa ~, ~
nc msne; tic, The sasaetty q .ne snursa pss y
rfeA fy themselves, where they could DO 20 =: ha
. sood y, tes e1sp,s spenu0oA IN Asta Balaals va
Holt- | many centuries, tolerated IN inua ~ TUG =
Fas wav 1t took the form OF nmouastleHn iae1N
II his In ifrahmaui*tn. and rensened pan oI tne
uAo ano RELIGION. And 70, when 1ne eT:ls eA.oe
!,cd me cppiitet began. thts Alndoo !'sutssiAn
Pal. matntatoed Itself for long time II 1n1ta a.
his thtransn continued Tor eentuf! N ALas,
1T ! and Arstrta put II IVES at last dHfen out o
} his | hir1h4place. As Pfptcsa0tiAm nAs l!Nen
N h1S Italy and Sraln: xnd nov onu loe taias ~ y
- ~ torres IL temples nad rs snosaastttea
he tc show how extensive Wa is 1ol1uea 1uAoea
1adc sne midst Of Br1hmao1sra- ,.,
afl su yer though expelled ito0 1naA
was unable TO uztrt1n rs conuM VIZ
made AVan racc II has exhibited poE e1M psop
e. aud bIsi fIeUent and "a has converted 10 Us csrf
ID the | majority OF the Aourol r&1ton% 1t cnofAeest
II up or quite tfor EsAtisk1es here are only Goess1
priest BOo' 'OtneHp OF human beAngk II y the p
non n rrlrton Of China; the ssats religion o. y
- and Of tue HtrYnAn Empire: II "A the EeNS
hr e1- Jsrnn Siam, AnAn, AasAIn. Nepa11, Eell'
,hipped short ii pearty the Whole Of Esssefu AAA
Concc,ninS This FAss religion He nave ~!
recrntly. vcTT few rnesns Of 1ntotna.aon
ecporta NuEng nc asss %na %11nea thst ~ - nresent
Xravt 9oulsSs ~ = ~ pn-te4nai ftatnrt1 anI
ct Bos- s.t nH asvstmtnt ~ M The tacIts1 boots
. trHS3ou h4se tx-en preserved tu1epeoac1
- CrYlop, Nepaul Chlns. and Tibet.
TH1nour. Mf. GeaIRely, hnd MI. r
t,s11it srr our CHIEF authorities IN
Of the ~ inr P,t1fns Of The scttptar'
q Ardent | the fau language, pteser7ed u te1lo1
'e1sident uodEso1 n:s eoaef1ea T. u IN 1ss ss y,
, 1869-06-13

minute soruetiues seems IKE houa. Fortune
WAS IN tp5 HrsRp-
The Interval Of suspense wa horrible, anl yct
its termination, when II did come, seemed h'fnF'1
sudden, incredible. -
was stu struggling With the crowd. when q
hpa1Be honna Epddenl3 rose like the toaf Of TEN.
pe.t on rocky coAst--is rose and rose, and grsw
stronger; looked; saw a wonderful whitc nssn
Of faerA hs the heads Of the multitude tutnetl AL
in one Instant, one way: md NY puiseA eetmco ny
! Though they " outd kiii ne wtkn thHX shroehlnG
a., with one voice, that ianunerah!e ASCENDING
cried
| IA. T}.e Ho-5 Of thu EHi 7nsu-
They were, Indeed. and 10 VITA Lori ouil!an
! OuiSRins Of UuappAns!
, 1869-06-13

~ n,s conversational d!sseftouoA w NA' 0s4ee~
a.ess ia evening 90 return to the plesssa' pr.
sf q. sissessx .,s ss ttssa 1ss.s ~
nE5 r,ea raxoua a tsa, margin detaeed hJ the 'n1a
saM,en s md comparatively unpiesnteaoe; ~, n
@nten Il \, :ne Interest o: the hot4Lteepa =. -.
r.e.oo IN teep t1a.enef4 In IL ms t'Auo =.
.esn a-a tn-,r "a, DANCER Of suspicion, he nan ca
sr.Jored 70 unde,staso. and he Eave QUE o osn,,
s,o,es which convinced the iAdies ea ~ ~. 49, ~
nad no. been e1hausea. In ms ss nfs. W
~ nao ,ne se' Ad.:undacks made IN sepsemoe
- rand p,ne.een Gays Of sne .xsn';
n.s of ns stay; three me@ ~,
~. pssI were ladies, md ons frseae @ .no , Il
rut no cold wss tskra, ~ sau nv
rsSess me:nner Of the pa1:y gained, " aa .us ~. n
w.,.s. nineteen md q haN poonas, ne -. -, ~
~ snspp,ux Ct match aauas dfs. :" ~ ~
~. n he intense stiffness Of the sa,ans ~. -
Ws MI nsa ID n1led, With q stazsr sap .. n. 4 n,<
~ntT-dx mosquitoes ue nhd =. ~ - =, ~ ~
,E,.s M nead surrounded with aslo " ~
As. ~ t..r- rs TIA, larap shade, ,r-ano w
quisoe ,-acd oct IN 1neecu1:tr. be saaa'
, 1869-06-13

- -, ~ u,..s+ r%nS,ed thAk It ID
ased VIE soHe Ans an, ~ tree from sorrnw-
uumixea saasiHSsion. G SnSv2t St s.Il TO Eagase1a:
Asan ne ha* M 81, =. 49,, routh or rlorth;
- Nutsaa ~ W 10 irhrSe snch place a.
enot0 !s =. III" -. Tnf.rr "a ttt' Na1ssena:
SM.sss. IN tne sasf south. west nor north;
ne1lnef " I'VE ~ ,nr ~ of ths insutte sakwalas,
beiow, !nsh mUi - o,sce a. Slrysua, Mn'pda: Then
- 4es.ms nevr m loSat1ty ihrYa can he No 8ucn
;a - 10 Wn$n il ~ kald thai any one attalns
s1n.,s w. ms de.lsratton IL falses Nacasens:
trrsre ia M scu AZ plsce a. Miriam, and get y
ts. ths nrit.st who seeks it In The right uanpef
eAis III .,tn,1 ~ ~ Nhrn .arya1a IA a.tLual, II
toefs eee% t the,e IA snch a p,ace' MIiinda:
atIIns ~ J.. tnsr ni1re1 SaVAsrul: tWpereeer
hrle y sa r. r. ntssved d 1naT he snyHnefr
me pteSsppon ~. 9Wn e.es can zee the skr from
les1 ~ GS nees .as ~ ~ ii plares NAV rave an
. 5,o- au5 =, e st3e
/ TTa Cnrsttnn has been fuIIy discussed bT AE.
Ie Ine Y hIs revT abie worf. Critical HstoEv ol
hgGs tr+,1a @ ~ Fusure Lite, n and hts conclusion
ne xr nE nn1ssed TO yae ttcw which makes Srra+
!. =. nnuH. oz1I!a1fnt to anuIhilaIfou-
r1o.,ts9 Ill paper let ask what relhsior
nv ~ e1rat ss4teln sustatns To ch1tstaanisJ-
LII Thr = fundamental doctrine and centra. idea
uniahis,n r. pe1ponaI aalvAtion or tIA eoisats,A
lie ssuT ~ ptraonaI a4ts a. Ja.h o'sa ooedsenss
THIS We ma!ntain noIM,iaS HaS,s1. te.ch nc tSat tn
, 1869-01-09

,,oo n rnnort w4th the m nndtr..and3n1 Inst tho
m.ayn .,1 ~ Al ~ rancn ~. ssn,,m, ats Of
~, =. .n,uJ14n' >'~
~A- srYfur'e cuhxczs xoa nuss,A.
WAau,hot. n, jan, -iicLry 4 sn.'he Is Gu
4ns .,,t'o,. o Nv reran.aorr their sctto9,
re, rrS3 ,bc. ~ nor,cd sesrfrc'! 10 h's eonsrns:
ion u Minister % to Rnt.f,. Il u pE'nse;s .aeT
"! 10 co. ana 'nca aea'" 's''0
'e'o.e ns,., r.cnu.n1 rxrrr1xp rxon TAX.
qee sloa.c % pas.td %;he senate 81! e1enp'ivg
sefas naeu1uI3 s,uh e1, amel dm-nt providing
~. ~, h::h had accrued rroE to April! l,
trn n's 'nA ~. ~. included, wbcu the liouAe
1eoe: fos!! s!!..or,rui:i.c ut Tho Wtolc on the Mit.
Wlnt lhtn - o. differentiation n,]l
, 1869-01-09

1,sK Exr1o1s Br11E8 II THE sowLEs 11nxL
CAak.
The gnn snys General Butter has been employed
to prosecute Mr. Bowles. of the spttn0d"1u Re-
pubtIcan. Tor bis editorial remarks Abont Mr.
.tauss Fisk. Jr. The Gem fal announces mis- de.
tel N ns,,on 10 trlrg the csta to an early trial.
(;t nlfnl bpLltr uo+s not, however, approve the
acliop Of The New YORK officers In Licking up
M5. UoTlGB over night
THE ALARAxA QUESTION.
The Tribune reVIeWs the position OF tt! touu-
try and kueIaLd Oh lhc Ala a7ama question, und
rgye It IL cIcar tnnt the American peu0ie Will
tolerate no adjustment Of the Alhhams ci alms
EhIch dote not include, on fhc par Of Engltrd,
a voluntary Huc utter renunriatlon nf the pE1ncl-
pIe- and precedents a which her cnnreufcnt
ri ut.aliry vas ha.td. and winch she desires ut
to rpudiatc In cur future relations toward Great
Bt1taln.
TUE ro1lCI or uoAHp1ka GOLD.
of kccr,nc geld hosided in tho United States
TEca-u ury. ray ing It makes an nttlAc1l scarcity
wutrr " gold gamblers only MY proat, and men
VITO v on Il hc dnancicre talk OF ptllnK up more
Of II tn that Charn1 hnu'C for two 1r three year,
| longer. We protect, dcmsndicR that ibis lar.e
accumulation tie set adf7ft aud msde 10 cart
| eouctbtpg Tor the government aud people,
tUDNARiHE CADLE rRo1xcT.
Tho Lhamb.5 Of nmmeFca has adopted a rcs0
| lu11ou rccu..l,ne udtnK t.onyscse to grant tn
| memorial uf the kcw Fuundland and 1.ondo
tleprapt5 Ct nai,auy {nr pcrmaasion to land sun
marit.c cable upon the rhorcs o@ the Unite
| tthtLA.
, 1869-01-09


Without previous foreshadowing, the tcle-
graphic announcement is made Of General
Kcusseau's death at New Orleans, La, on
Thursday evening. Lowell H. Rousseau was
born in Stamford. Lincoln County, ky., on
August 4, 1873, his father having migrated
thithcr from Virginia. Chiefly By his own
cxcrtions hc acquired good English eduea-
tion, then removed to Greene County, Ind,
in 1871. where he obtained lucrative Law
practice. Entering the exciting arena 0!
politics, he won the position of leader Of Tue
Nhig party III Indiana, and defca ted the re-.
ular Democratic nominee for the Lcgis
laturc. Alter three years. service IN
the lower he was elected for SINH
lar length If time to the upper branch
Of the Indiana Legislature. In the Mex lean
war he served as Captain, and fought brave
II at Buena Vista. In 1850 he returned to
bis native STATE, where, as criminal lawyer,
he soon achieved brilliant reputation. III
1870 he WAS elected By both parties TO the
Kentucky Senate, where his strenuous oppo-
s1tion to the neutrality doctrine brought him
into national prominence. After the stormy
session Of 1851, he resigned his seat and. long
before his iellow-Cniouists deemed it judi
csous to quarter United States troops On Ken
tucky soil, Rousseau raiscd two regiments
and marched to the relief Of Louisville. In
June he was commissioned Colonel,
and in October following BHgadier
General, in which capacity be did gal
liant service on ShIloh's bloody field.
Ordered thence to the command Of the Dis.
trict of Northern Alabama, he succeeded
General o. Mitchell, and hotly pursuing
| Bra1ton Bragg through Kentucky lie fought
him At PcEryyil!e, where his distinguished
callantzy and good service won his ap-
| pointmcnt as Major General, In October,
| 1867. He was nlso In the advance upon Cor
| inth, in the battles Of Stone River, Tulla-
I homa, Chicamaoga, Chattanooga, and. In
1854, commanded iu the District Of Tennes-
see, closing his more active military career
By successful raid INTO the heart OF Ala
bama, and the heroic defence Of Fortress
Rosecraus with S,ooJ men during the siege Of
| Nashville.
| When peace again smiled upon the coun'
try, General Routseau's service secured bis
return to tee Thirty-ninth Congress, from
the Fifth Kentucky District. He served on
the Committees on Military Affairs aud OF
Roads and Bridges. Politically he agreed
| with resident johnson. in June, 1866, hi
made personal assault upon ]. B. Griruelt
fellow. w.membcr Of the House, for World
spoken In dctas= and. although the com
mittec appoin edto investigate the matter
reported resolution to e1pel the offea dins
member, the House adopted the minority re
rort and censured tim for Violating tn
privileges Of the House but Rousseau re
signed his seat, t~whfch he was reelected
without opposition, two months afterward
/ In March. 1857. the President nominated
, 1869-01-09
MEMPHIS.
4 Prominent Ciljxoo Shot by
ERmb1AF.

A Prominent CilIxoo Shot BY
GRmblaFs
Mxxrt1,a, Jan. "A shooslpR nstsy occurred
At 10 O'Clock th1s motniLu. ut the cosnrr 1f
second ntd Mhrke' fircrls. fcsut!uR In Tho
d. n,i ot Edwin y n,socid. Of tnc nsm Of Moofe &
WhllGrld, eo:t,n tncs1rs, by i. 4 uoran. i
rnMhicr. y rcn had rented i h ,uso ffon Whit.
ncld'a ia her. and kept huch dtsrcpu'a.
bIc eumpuny, that an attempt wa
n'sAo il tho courts 10 s}vt
htm. Notn this evening pnn!tshcd 4 caF.l In
ihe Aroiunehr, d. uounc,ng bsth tho Whlideas
A. ,ht..cs. liars and pt'l:roors. Edwin Wh'tdcll
md Nnlr Mo. re- wrnt to tho hausc for tue puf.
pose i IL 'upp, sod. ot eha,t,.ine Dorsu ;rLl %
kLpckfcR Ut 1iie cpoF It WAS npcucA, aad Wilt.
ncd rnl+r rcd the d"nr, slammed u
ia Monsc't face and Tucked 4. ohnotlue
dior: whrn Motre a1d ssowj pn,ss sstsastsi &c .!
loud hing on tho aoo. dyinn mad 01rtn and
two women standing III the eentfa q tas
tende1 " ana The women were taker
never having heca drawn. &c was shot thsn1vt
tie hod, 1vc timer. and heatcn over tho heat
with pistol, 1t ia strongly suspected. BY Dosrn
Whttnctd was an exemplary yourg man, 70
cent?, masriet. nuring the Was he seETeu on th'
HIAH uf Dick TAYlor,
, 1869-01-09

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