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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

IL ARGE ASSORTMENT OF BEAUTIFUL
u NEW STYLE CALICOES
oil prices; something to suit all tastes AIso,
| q full supply of choico makes OF > No
md SIIEETING COTTONS. We have ut all
times pure Linen Shirt SosOms and Irish Lln-
en- Shirtings All in want of good goods Mt low
prices a-einvici to call and cN4mino'nur stock.
aug RDBT Il. Nopl
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01

role in the middle of the volume about the Aztecs
and Etbe Mound builders, and other branches OF
learning. faded patchwork made OF scraps stolen
from Catln and Schoolcraft 1t is possible that the
author wrote the title-paGe first, and intended to
make novel to fire the Southern heart, but he had
tact enough to perceive before he got far that the
North does not for sympathy with the Lost
Cause in novel than can be squeezed into title
page.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01

Primeral Man, by the DUKE OF ARGYLL
George Routedge sons), is a reprint from GOOD Words
of short series OF papers reviewing the specuaoDs OF
Archbishop Whatey and Sir j. Lubbock on the early
history OF mankind, Whatever tho Duke writes upon
topics Of this nature is worth reading but in this little
volume he has not treated the subject with the funes
which its interest and importance warrant.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01

Leypoldt g. Holt have completed their edi-
ton OF Berthold Auerbachs The via he Rhine. by
the publication Of Part ~ in paper and Volume
H. bound in coth-Messrs Roberts Brothers have also
published the second Part OF their rival edition Of the
same work. under the title Of ViAd Eden.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
Sails bp Sutton.

A. LEAvrTr, Aactoneer. -
ROOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
I'D HALL Auor.plaoe and BghihSt LRAYIrT STRBBBlGH
Ca CoSSSNENrI SoLorED LRlEIEs CArALoGUED AND SOLD
TUESDAY EVENING, June /, sale Of
PRIVATE LIBRARY comprising choice and select collection Of
books English gu Amencan editions OF standard and illustrated
works among which NV be meuuQ9ed American State Papers 2
vols oo Appetons American CycoDeha aHd AI9na Cye9PsGa
q vols rla British Poets l27 vols calf @ Brookess Works,
vols 8Vo m calf; Knights Pictorial Loniou 3Tola North Amer
lean Review 70 vols Shaespse Works 10 VoA kc &c Gaia
logues ready. Books on e1libitiln.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
6iip S.gl 65tal, fer SaIr.


A VERY fine and beautifully located three
story bfys,oop brick HOUSE az improvements
o halls fscoeI eeyaieI ranges S&o por' on AFpy "a
pfemses No. 23O FntthIrtst. broadway ard kghtha'e
DOR SALE-A two-stOry frame HOUSE, 2OS
~ with Lot COZ rO0 on e sog = MNyst boase
OF the Harlem Railroad seven maa,es wax MeT0se Depot
minutes from Tweuty.sIibst P1es, $500
IN the City of New York, in the Summer, ond
walks the foof oven breath tie Nh
Ter one steps though ush While ia P11ed the mountains q
II Winter aud 10 sumUvl tie cool morning Az
brings cheeks of The inhabitants See Auction fomn 0r
particulars OF GREAT SALE OF PLANFlELD lots J1uc 3
1.-TWO choice LOTS near Central Park VIII
EXCHANGE for Western audA JAQUBS. No. Do BfoadvaT
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01

Fichte's Science of Rights has been translated
from the German by A. E. Kroeger and published in
handsome duodecimo volume by j. B. Lppincott & Co
It will be followed by translation OF the Science o.
Morals from the same hand.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01

The first number Of the Transactions OF the
American Social Science Association has Just been Issued
by Ieypoldt e. Holt contains the papers read at the
last session Of the Association in Albany, by Goodwin
Smith j. g. Could f. b. sanbOrn, Horace Greeley, and
Charles Francis Adams jr and contributions by Henry
Willard, John d. Phlbric, Samuel Eliot aud Henry W.
Torrey NJ Tourguenen the wellknown advocate Of
emancipation in Russia, supplies an interesting
letter on the gradual extinction Of serfdom. 1t
appears from his account that of tho 100000
of former serfs twohrds have aready become landed
proprotors. The Government allotted TO each peasant
lot of three hectares he hectare being nearly ~ acs
requiring them TO pay fifth its appraised value at
once to the proprietor while the Government advanced
the remaining four hs and charged the peasants per
cent interest the loan for 40 years. The an
nual charge for each lot under this arrangement
is nine roubles; other taxes amount TO nearly
five roubles and If there are children entitled
to land lpdG Ns cpPp99ipauon act the bead
OF the family must pay for tiem also. Until tho pur
of tho land is completed the peasant Is obliged to
labor the proprietor though he personally free II
IS optional with the peasants TO accept free gift OF one
hectare instead Of the privilege of purchasing three but
comparatively few content themselves with these "beg
cars portions" Beside the high price Of the land,
another drawback TO the Cars plan Is that the pose5
sion OF the land is vested not in individuals but
in communes so that the peasants continue
TO be vcritablo adseripd gicbG. They can
not separate !. from the communities without
the formal consent OF the communal assembly except
on paying their share Of the interest the Government
advances for the whole period Of 80 years. This
adserpo glebG is TO cease however, with the year 1870
when the law gives the peasants the option Of separating
from the community by rcnounciug their right TO any
portion OF the communal lands. NJ. Tourgueneh. In
conclusion pays high compliment TO the conduct Of the
poasautry In their new condition of life.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01

For Her Sake, tho latest novel by F. w.
Robertson is published with Illustrations by Harper
Brothers 1t is highly sensational and interesting.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
Go Gl5Um ii mup Gonttru.

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CREDITORS of j. A. g. +. FOOTE a. Co.
~ are aotse 10 present claims to T. Y FOOE corner White
ball ~ So1fhsts
New-York. May o. l'Co
NOTICE.-The undersigned will make applica-
~ ton 81 The Metropolitan Board of Health The 9h day oi June
for permit 10 slaughter sbep No 90 Wet forseTentbst New
Yofk. pklStOlb a SNANbA'.
INTANTED-Bya q party in the Hardware trade,
w thr AGENCY Of NegYuk C r articles o real merit -
cured by patent right Ades HARDWAkE bt w Iane oaee
&SnO REWARD will be paid for the ,-t de, ts,
u sDlBN conviction " ths PrTol h1g our
hctory Te'ih.t between Fourth aad Ffh s Nlam.ea on
tbe uerr u SUNDAY Mar ~ 1852 BHOukS FITZGERALD.
cor " esf and West Tve'fhst,, n J. CITY.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
$rcoklpn 8,aI Gstat, for salt.

A MODERN HOUSE, 10 rooms, for SALE
~ 10 euod neghbolood 10 Brooku $500 FLooo resdy eh "
qaired =. C. FREEMAN Co., N@ .l2 BIoads.y,
A MODERN HOUSE for SALE-ln tIst"
~ class scAuos s5Go $1,000 cash halsuoe worgsge
d. &. FREEMAN, No 2i2 BroadSiy.
EOR SALE-A brick HOUSE 20 #. 8 II.
'front.' No 81 Cour Brooklyn y. has stores and we
ling them S be sold bow Inquire ofV T. HALL No 80 h"'
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
A. MERwIS, Auctoneer
DY RANGG MERWTN A. Co broadway cor

DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Broadway cor.
~ IhsSsss Of Books Works Of Goods Furniture &c
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June !, at o'clock
ENGRAYINGS, OIL PAINTINGS Water Cor Drawings Photo
gsphS ogphs 6e compnsng choice and Prints
Dramatic and other Por both American and foreign worthy the
particular Of Illustrators superb Photographs tne Water
Coors and OIL Paintings IN good frames Also Engraving Snnd
Table Rih drawers, tSo plate gss hrron &c.
Catalogues ready AMI IlIirlss view.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. June 2, Al O'Clock
VALUABLE BOOKS uuIng the works Of Authors
Poets HtonaHs BogTapbe Essaysis &c Also. few Illustrated
Bro II them handsomely bound ard in excellent condition
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01


p,s,De,r Station Boz New York Twenty sevenihlt and
1890 E,.,th re h ltAuce 90 Twcni1 seventhst
TEAMS LEAVE NETWORK, -
Y1 Nssls,rp and Bridgeport EI h:J0 M 2'I9 (ELh
ia D. J.45. % 5.1L Ani b trtl 2 10.
Fo Milford S,raor Farfed Southport 'nd "e'P0'' ''0
a. o -. { o. aut ~ p u ,,s N, ~, ,x
$50 tEIl 20 4. a. and thIl p n. q, .-ae.,o
Daren . Il.JOa. 20 3.ta. 4'Jl. o.f. arc m
Fo SAntri tbEl Q. llss0 M lH' tbI) HI9, (bhh
a.is .5Oisti as. 80. ESQ. as. tEIl , n .
For Grssnweh 9 lJ0 4:s 1's So '''' 0'0' ' p
Fcr por, Cssr snd intermediate stations liiSo% NJ z'
as as SO Csc. 5;l5 and b:2p p m.
w. '' CONNECTING TRAINS
For BossB via Springfield a. m. ibEl JUL = NJ
For po,t.u Shore Line. y IS ikx bFm,, m,
b., ti,,6rd and Spnbgted . a m dr. lEl5 ltA) NJ
Tor Cosseetcut River Railroad ~ lhil l|' = W !" M0ua
FoI Hartford Providence FslG Ras'd GA NJ i2;l'
For Ne. Uaytp NewLouGon and stolngsn Railroad " m
b." Canal Railroad m ls:l3 to Nr'lamrt0n and Williams
burgh -,,.
Fot Nsugatnck Railraad 3 A. M. , tkA J. ~ , W.
por pa1buty aud Norvak Railroad 7, . a. >, '.Sv 2 h
~ Ns, CarAsu Railroad H. l?:l5 t'O and DIV p m
'0A'1'u'D' ''''p'1H JAMES IIlOYr, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01

WAR DEPARTMENT, BUREAU oP kEFrGEk, FREEDMEN, AsD(
ABANDONED LANDS, OFFICE SUIT. BpUCArION. :
ATLANTA Ga, MAY D. 1869 }
WILL BE SOLD at Public Auction on the
w premises at y oeoek TUESDAY Jnne IS la9 all the
hight aud e % m Dureau U the property as the NEW AKIN
the CITY Of Macon the line n the Macon and
Weston Railroad consisting Of @ Of land on which are
located:
One bdek two.sto-r Bunlng f1tG20 Zee. 6rir.ed
One brick tNoato5y BuIIng. 4jrl65 feet, huisbsdi
one brick sory Building. 55I.g feet. huIshedi
Two brick story Buildings t2Ii4 feet, unhnisbed; ,
Three wood story Dwelling Houe and several out nou' ogeh
quantity Dressed aud p J4 ID of Iron FonhoTA
TEKMS-Csh; purchaser 20 pay Tor eIecuti0u oi itinA -
For 'utler Information relative 10 the property apply aims Ohee
MaorGrn o. o. Howard, Commissioned Washington
d. e.. j. l. LEWIS Brevet Colonel 4. s A.,
guut of Edutation state of GeorZiA
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
Hlusital Snsirnmtnts.

-
A GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY.-A
N who have been waiting for the COLlBRl PIANO eau
now supplied Send for circular BARLOW HATHCSHEk No.
o9s Broadway, Esu.Iork
A THE FINEST PIANO-FORTES manu-
b. JENSYS A sos
No. 800 East Twenty sntsL between Second aud TLdaIe.
A GREATREDUCTION in Pianos-Barmore's
IA wateroom No splendid assortment warranted
Eve yssr II prie medals tsstmonAI o@ distinguished AilIi,
DIANO-FORTE, 7-Octave, Agraffe, new, for
sALR very cheap No. ~ Ess, TTshy ftJti isee dSe"
east " ste9ldIVs
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01

All who have real estate for sale or TO let
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will find il to their interest TO advertise in TIE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper and in addition 20 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in Newlork and all It's cities and
villages but In every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should he rs brer as VIII
allow of the advantages claimed being made cear 70 the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that ne
subscribers for the three editions OF TIE TRIBUNE Day
Semi Weekly. and Weekly comprise individuals IN every
business professions consequently advertisements IN ea'
are read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE deYotes especal
attention 10 reports OF sales OF real estate both In cry
aud country thus adding greatly % the value OF M coz
unus as an advertising medium The charges Tor adItl-
tsing are as follows: DAILY TRBUNE % ccuts per llne
for each insertion: WEEKLY TRIBUNE, s. per uno; sEsi
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 25 cents per line AOOnt Jcn'V0rds oi
wide columns average line. Terms CasA IN adNah'e
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01

NEW HAVEN Steam Transportation Co.
~ FOR EEW-UAvEN LOW FANE QUICK TINE
The steamer STATE or MAINE Capt Carts, having been
,eg,uy rrar1le leaves Ssslork om hts 80 20 Ea's River
rate, '' H. WILLIAMS.
General sriutcllsnt
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
AUCTIoN sALEs OF NEw.YoRK REAL EsrATE.

BY JOSEPH INQUIRE. Nd
Brick dwelling and lots dde Of 4ld ~ Of lcthaye
each lot 25He j. ~ n
Three story brek bouse and lot No. IA 2daVe, 18Th
= q IS tIas S;es NJ RehaEd.op s - sSO
F corner Of Chryrae and three so brick stable
side Of CbtyStssst adjoining the above Mr. Rehadsoh. 10
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

even aiIer tne urst Presidential election still were
with Louis Napoleon, already Emperor ia the milk
borne 70 ripened thardhsss0l Next In the order of
eauses to his succenfl usurpaton. after the Napo-
ssof assf
Iestnisss, and, aiasf Republicans : that they hey
not thebrains to use them fDn Dnhimsel-the constant
vanity and dis
regard Of the popular mass Secondly the fear, sin
SSss enough y bassaS s aSP b S af Sts aeS e sPqbS
bpdfseoise.the pitlful desire for tranquility and
sa t ssss ssss sssa
sSsy the InSIsepas " YSs RsSSSi|eaas
the book abou1dsin; Nj Delotd's honest pursuit of
trqth leadinR to open and develop some OF them more
tplly than mere pampheteer OF the Liberal party
MAKE e Ssass SSpE from s Il Hope @
book which by direct admission and By Implication
Tonia show that the etfeass Of The I'd pecsmber Ind
wn2m the otspse came is wofgi gap.djl 9.rpanaf,
TIE Republic would long ago have been ire Govern.
hlhefto rendered the democracy ineapabs Of dscpne
and transform m Goyerapept to quarrel between indi
.S oSss se 80 r
to oreani.e seli really parry the desnies Of
rss yS SsA sDgT sSs% s sa
Ls there we're SsOoe9s GiSsCadin, Dan
res The socialist SSs down on the Jasobn from the
nsa % ~ x % sJs ssGs9ss
eoptrsry, was fullof them; religion, philosophy poit
csl economy all high prohems- snes them ~ heart
sehted by the chief Of school" There was as many
parties schools The Socialists not with ssas-
Fis1ss 81 asSs;s SseE Wiz TsS Win Sats Sa San
s 70 Ta II s ~ spos ana Sason So w ey
chsnced 70 be possessed ' ~ 7'i
J. The Of lines and OF COLOR nave
sasa - a TO- ma u' st lib
sras 1888 is too closely resembling portrait.
Oh inat annappy ,a 10 n S,y re' ryd,p
arflye az Ieai,y S araV Az
leaying detaus ASIDE ana PRESSING ior Win os-
cplined force to the great mark they might though
yet %1GOyty half gam their cause IN the election
Among the many tssst. Of NJ psord revealed IL
select from the gnlleiy TWO or three specimens ot
a oHs Of Ss sS % @nsons 81 The
Ceaulti now Iaftte) carried tho morning after his
bh e versa,les and tIas,ea 70 S dopis ts 9l .as
r I h;, E s lie cd bs al,ya va remained the
object 9f the care and watcness Of his real father
oen % anaus i9sner % t ,;s,;o ue 20 H. sI
education of her grandchlld Awoman of the world
and OF letter. she had the defects and merits Of her
donSe an ,a,nn shs snS Madsms
A. S,,a ~ ~, s s;de sna 18th honoTahle Iiherai
W ous o. 81 a. Xtb ,rn AZ Marnr wa frennent
sosisy ~ ~ VIZ 1 ose ~ rSd ,,nsb friarIv
az ~ s 49, pts ad cs
atenron troin IaIaysttc wnyse s anu s9s IL
in-law were 70 pe sezsu ana ~
his nocturnal orders The Government Oh July
% So%bstapts .e Of July. M. de Morny, an unconscious
.heno of July.v received this national reconpense
Hna.ssd two Years ib military studies at the Lcok
III No;oy made n camnaien or two under the
S;,,dly .ve ~ tl,e mike dOrjfans and refnrrIedfo
~ i w go ot @ s. 49, @ % - ~ -, . IN I ths sioans
"a, ,s mese @ So c ~ t; nu,Iaar aenero ~,
tSs faSors Of Young aud prory woman Mime. Le
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
: ~ sil ,,,ii Il /, r ART IN RoME.,.


of the souf.. Whoever hath brains. let him como
hither Verify my peni Is an unworthy chroniclcr Of
the scenes and sensations which are. here ones
daily bread, and this lack Of power destroys my
pluck, when would put down, in black and white,
what the eyes see, andte ears hear. and the heart
couceiyes, in this city where the Post and the Pres
ept are contemporaries, In contact now hostile, now
friendly. but ever pictnresque and telling on
the future. One Of the most to, be reniem-
bered Of our recent experiences, Is an inter
view with Liszt, the privilege which mnsieians
most would envy, could musicians esyyA We nrst
armed ourselves with passport 70 ms inauigepee.
princess here is the happy ossss,so5, OF . Litter @
sent by friend tony ccmpsnicn; apd this letter
lszt had expressed strong desire to see. With this
% open sesame then, eur hands aud IN our hear!s
the trepdat0n of mose than forty tieves We @ stsre
ed for the den, of the great musician Teu oclockin
the i6rnins we had beeh warped Vas the propito,ls
hour and panetualiy We arrived at that spot ameng
the old ruins Of Rome. 30 which t9e residence
more memory few rooms In an old monastery CON-
fan himself and his belongings; and. IN one OF these
we waited and trembed, after having had ourselves
announced as the bearers OF an expected letter.
Soon we ssw him advancing from an adjoining room,
sGd ss esSSs 1s SSSt and DHs ec4a welcome Aide
Tp apshsd seaitgS gSSs when sn tSd ni1H sass tsss
LiItz, shall. bslopg To- ths apeylL"@ Hs faid
career, When had listened e her wonderful pas;
as oyIor rs rasep Won Bewdoes not make pupils
be makes nasters--and Aide Temp Is one y Our in
teryew was short for, on She next day. thel lion was
RS%S s9S sf Gafa & 4Ss Bs ws we're lspea u
ming i'm our hearts his farewell word. g Why may w
not meet againf shall returnin April" Liszt said
TO us of his own great pupil Sgambatti, His is une
dme d fiiie !" and now. having and heard sgem,
batti recognize the force OF his masters eul0gv.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
GREAT BRITAIN.

CHARACTER OF ERNEST JoNEs-cLERIcAL DOGS
WORRYING BoBERr BURNs7-MR. REVERDfl
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-22

The law library of the late Jacob II,
Wortendy Ike, is to be sold at public
auction in Jersey City next Saturday.
An unusual Dnmbcr of houses in Jer-
sey City, Hudson City, Bergen and
Hoboken are now nnoccupied, and
landlords are becoming every DAY less
exacting. The prospect is that this
commend able spirit will become even
more general.
Hordes of pickpockets aud burglars
poured iuto Trenton on Tuesday, and
departed, carrying their own, and a
great deal not their own, with them.
IT has transpired that a number OF
stores were entered and robbed, as al
so several offices, safe being blown
ouen in one of them and robbed of $50.
Quite an army of gentlemen are com
planning of the loss of pocket books.
one member of the Legislature having
pQn6rGO 10 the amount Vi dpOOU.
A social meeting of the congregation
of the Paramount Baptist Church
at Newark, was held in the social rooms
of the church editice last evening, dur
which Rev. W. D. Siegfried, the pas
Cor. was presented with "a purse con-
tanning $125. The Reverend gentle
xnan was taken completely by surprise,
and gave utterance to his thanks in
some feeling remarks. Mayor Peddie,
who was present, also made some hap
py and appropriate remarks.
SCANDAL AT NEWTON. The Sussex
Register says ga handsome Newark
lawyer came on business OF Importance
to this town last week, and made so free
with respectable citizens wife, that he
was arrested and had to procure bail tt
The amount of $1,000 to appear OF
Tuesday. After reaching Newark he
sssaed a warrant and had the lady
arrested and sent to Morristown
Names OF parties are suppressed. A
bearing is to come off this week.
HoBoKES Recorder Pope wa
again busted yesterday disposing o
the snow and ice cases, and has still
some so or 80 remaining upon the doc
ket. which require attention today.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-22
Great Britain.
LONDON, Jan. Il

IUNUUN, JaII. III
A vessel arrived here yesterday from
Madeira, having left that port on the
l4th instant Nothing has been heard.
up to that time, Of the SO missing pass
engers and crew of the wrecked steam
ship Hibernia, who were TO have land.
ed there. There is now hardly a
doubt that the story of these persons
having been picked up at all was pure
fabrication.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-22

The English gunboat Rinaido has
gone to Maza for the purpose of set
4ling the recent difficulty in that port.
The ladies' receiving room of Bar
uHm's Hotel, at Baltimore, was slightly
damaged by fire yesterday. The fire
originated among the curtains
The Third Division of the Sons Of
Temperance of Massachusetts strongly
urge Metropolitan Police Tor Boston
The paper mill of Mosher, Haight &
Co, at Saltwater, n Y, was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. The loss
lis estimated at $4,000. The fire
IS the work of an incendiary.
The examination of Charles Fl. Foote,
VINO is charged with shooting Daniel
McDonough, at Fort Henry. N. Y,
resulted in his being bound in the sum
of SIS, 900 to await the action of the
bfadU Jury.
The Grand Lodge of the knights Of
Pyt.ias of the State of Pennsylvania, is
an session in Philadelphia. The order
an that State numbers 10000. The
Supreme lodge meets in Richmond,
Va, in March next.
On Monday night last George Wood
ell, farmer living in Claremont. N. H.
was murdered and Mrs. Woodell terribly
cut, by their nephew, William Kenny,
who lived with them. The deed was
perpetrated with an axe Kenny disap
peared until last night, when he return
cd to the house of his grandfather, near
the scene of the murder, and was arrest.
ed
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-22

The law library of the late Jacob r.
Wortendy Ike, is to be sold at public
auction in Jersey City next Saturday.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-22
GelRgrams.
Toe Eastern Question.

PARIS, Jan. q.
1t is officially stated that the Confer
ence awaits the reply of the Greek
Government to the resolution which
has been adopted. When that is re-
,seived the Conference will dissolve.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-22
New Zealand.

LONDON, Jan. q.
Late advices from Aukland, New
Zealand, report that frightful massu-
ere of the whites by the natives had
occurred at. Poverty Bay, on that
Island
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-22
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. q.

There is rumor that the Greek ship
Syriotte fired into French sloop, and
that several persons on board the latter
were killed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-25
RHETT AND CONRAD.

A correspondent of Mobile paper,
writing from Montgomery, relates the
following incident which took place in the
first Confederate Congress
1t was the custom to open the session
of Congress each day with prayer, the
clergy of the city officiating by turn
One day no minister was present, and
Mr.. President Cobb told one of the Sec
retaries to look around and try and find
one, as it was time to open the session
The Secretary soon found the Rev. Il.
W. billiard, ex-Minister to Belgium, who
it was said, was not unwilling to repre-
sent the Confederate States at any foreign
court. Mr.. Cobb requested Mr.. Hilliard
to open with prayer, which Mr.. H., being
taken by surprise, with his usual urbane
smile, declined to do.
r. Barnwell Rhett and Charles NJ.
Conrad were antipodes on almost every
question before the Congress, and when
ever one spoke on any measure, the other
would certainly take the opposite side.
Bear these facts in mind, and you will
be able to "see it.U .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-25
GalIntin circuit ourt.

Last Monday during the first day of
the regular term of the Circuit Court in
Gallatin, Judge Laucke opened the court,
but by concert of parties, adjourned unr
til next Monday, by which time it is to
be hoped the Supreme Court will deliver
it's decision as to whether Laucke is
rightfully the Judge and thus give a
quietus to the Barry and Laueks case,
which has agitated the public mind for
the last eight or nine months, and that
'the wheels Of justice" may again be put
in motion, and the thousand and one
cases on the doekets of the different
counties composing that unfortunate Ju-
dicial District may be disposed Of