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WHY FATHER HYACINTHE CANE-A Bosfos
Widow ue AffndcfioR-Alnost as ROmaafse as
Heiatse aRd A6elard--During the summer OF Isl
a Boston gentleman, together with his wife and
widowed sister. were in Paris. or course thew,
among the other wonders OF the French capital,
went to hear Pere Hyacinthe. The widow.
who is young, has but one child, and il quite
wealthy, fell i'm love with the Pere. Finally
meetings were brought about, al which she eN
pressed so much JOY that the feeling became
mutual. Although the Carmelite had begun
to express himself freely in public regarding
religious matters, he did not 20 far
enough to suit his female adorer, who
had more extended views, both reli-
gions and political, regarding matters In n
monarclical country where Church and State
are closely allied. Under the tutelage OF the
Boston lady the priest became more aud more
outspoken i'm his views, and finally events cnl-
minated i'm his retirement from his mOnastlc
orders, and h was supposed he had gone 10 Passy
TO keep quiet. Ii was not known for some time
i'm France that he had gone 20 America; but he
rs everybody now knows, came here. and after
remaining in New York some weeks. so ~ 60 get
rid Of all taint Of suspicion. went to Boston.
where he met the lady who hud drawn him
hither. IL with the intention Of settling private
affairs in France that he returned: but before
long, as has been hinted, he will return 10 Amer
lea and probably remain here, and marry the
lady who has drawn him away from fatherland
and mother church.
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The Prize Ring.

: A MATCH ARRANGED BETWEEN MACE AND
ALLEN-The sporting fraternity win rejoice to
ranged for "a prize M light between Jem Mace, ex-
champion Of England, and Tom Allen, another
English tighter who has already distinguished
himself in this country by. thrashing Mike Nc
That both men are in earnest cannot be doubted,
as $500 side forfeit were deposited IN the hands
Of a stakeholder at Florences saloon on Sunday
night. An encounter between these two first
cles for some time back. Jem Mace, when he
landed on our shores last summer, emphatically
declared that nothing could induce him to re-
country was for the sole purpose Of giving spar
ring exhibitions. Allen, on the other hand, has
been spelling for fight with Mace. His expe-
rience out West and the shameful treatment he
received from abandoned Western ruffians i'm
his fight with McCOol, induced him to shift his
quarters eastward, where sporting men, IT is
claimed, are possessed Of some honor. He at
Sosstns % lately tSst he cond wp Jena mas Mase
and would fight him for any amount not exceed
ing $4,000. Mace heard OF this, and at once in
formed Allen that he would accept his challenge.
The fight VIII take place next March, in VIr-
ginia, near Point lookout, and will doubtless
create as much excitement as any affair of N q
kind that has taken plaee in this country. Ii Is
already the engrossng topic of conversation in
sporting circles.vNeo Fork Sun.
. SAM CoLLYRR AND billy EDwARDs.-An-
other match Of hardly less promising nature to
those Immediately interested i'm the prize-ring
matters is ON the tapis, and, from present APP
pearances, will result IN speedy arrangement.
1t is the second meeting between these light
weight out-and-outers, talk6d of quite inces
sanity since C0llyer, after his defeat by Edwards
expressed desire to again meet his conquerer
In letter from Collyer he expresses bis willing
ness to meet Edwards, tight him for 81 900 q side
at f24 pounds, each to be weighed on the morn
ing of the contest, two months from the date of
signins the articles, and TO toss up for choice of
corners. In this communication C0llyer desires
that Edwards shall have drawn and that he
shall sign the necessary articles and then for
ward them to him at Baltimore, when he viii
sign them in turn, without delay. That he de-
eires to 70 on with the matter as speedily q pos
sible Colyer has deposited in this city hfty dol
lars, and calls ON his prospective opponent to
cover it-which, without doubt, win be speedily
dene-N. i. Herald.
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Chinese Labor.

IsIegrdphed Exclusively to The Ereninl Star.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3O.-John q. Walker. the
gentleman having in charge the Chinese, in a
communication to the RepitJlicdh, saws "There
Is little prospect at present that JOhn will tres
pass on the domain of sSambo' to a serious ex-
tent. Those who have held ont in hopes of pro-
curing very cheap labor by importing It,
from the shores Of Eastern Asia, are, 1 think,
mistaken In their conclusion. From one end of
China to the other the value of labor in Ameri-
can California is well known, and although
labor in China is very cheap, able-bodied men
series Of years, except on condition of receiv-
ing such high wages as will surely enable
them to return home In comparative affiuence
am confident that nd reliance can be placed
upon obtaining and retaining Chinese labor for
agricultural work. except at the wages
of the country where labor is performed
ard much more is this the case for railroad
labor. Mr.. Walker believes, however, that a
considerable number of excellent laborers NAV
now be found in California at from S26 to S2s
per month, and they find themselves, or from
Sl1 to S19 and found.
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BY Bankers' and Brokers' Telegraph.


Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-First Board-U. 8. 6's
1881, coupon, 11sI; 5-2o's, 1862, coupon, 112 X !;
6-0's, 1864, coupon, 1l1S; 5-20's, 1865, coupon,
11l&; 5-20's, new 1865 coupon, III X; 520's, 1851
coupon, las; 5-2o's 1868, clupon, l144; 1o-4O's
coupon, 1855 ;Currency 6's, 1OsS; Canton, 50B F;
Cumberland, rs; Quicksilver. 14k; Marfposa,
4; do. prefd, =; Western Union Telegraph,
-; Boston Water Power, IA; Pacific Mail, 459;
New York Central, SIS; Erie, q; Erie prefd'
80; Hudson, sos; Reading, 99k Mich. Central,
III; Michigan Southern, SAN; Illinois Cen
Tal, 131 3 Cleveland and Pittsburg, 81
Northwest, 6%; Northwest preferred, s1x;
Rock Island, 102s; Fort Wayne, SC; Alton and
Terre Haute, %; Toledo and Wabash, Is;
Chicago and Alton, 142; Chicago and Alton
prefd, 1i3; Ohio and Mississippi certificates,
23k; Adams Express, 6ok; Wells Express, cox:
American Express, 3s1s; United States Express,
~; Merchants Union Express, =. Market
weak. Gold, 119ha1l9H.
[By Cable.l
LONDON, Dec. 50, p. m.-Bonds, 1882 Sc bid;
1867, S4k. Erie, III. Illinois, l0Os.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 80, p. m.-Cotton market
steady. Sales, 10000 bales. Middling Up
lands, lis; Middling Orleans, 11x.
PARIS, Dec. 80, p. MIA Bourse firm.
Rentes, 12f. soc.
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THE LABOR MARKET IN NEW YoRK.-The
New York Star says there is great distress among
the cigar makers OF that city. One Of the
heaviest manufacturing firms, IL saws, has dis
charged at least 900 hands within the past
three weeks Other trades and businesses, how
ever, are suffering in like proportion. IL adds:
lowing TO the unsettled condition OF the gold
market the wholesale clothing firms, whose en-
ployees in this city are numbered by tens OF
thousands, have almost entirely ceased manu-
featuring goods for future sales. Previously, ~
has been the custom OF these manufacturers To
improve the winter months in making up goods
for spring and summer sales, and this custom
has served 20 render this season of the year one
Of prosperity for the jOurneymen. This winter,
however, affairs present entirely different
prospect, and instead of steady tow of work
and few idle hands we find hardly sufficient bust
ness being transacted 90 employ one-half Of the
operatives. The same is true Of the carpenters,
bricklayers. laborers, coopers and others, thou
sands of who have been obliged 20 leave the
city I'm quest OF work I'm other localities"
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RESIGNATION WITHDRAwN.-Iti is now stated
authoritatively that Mr.. Pratt has reconsdered
his determination to resign his position as U. S.
Senator from Indiana, and finally proposes to
serve out the term for which he was elected.
That his resignation was forwarded as stated
seems to be admitted, but whether the Governor
would have been disposed to accept it is doubt
full. AT any rate, the complications attending
the canvass when Mr.. Pratt was elected, and
the perplexing questions which would arise in
the selection of successor, have doubtless had
good deal to do in forming the conclusion now
reached in the mind OF Mr.. Pratt.
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The Markets To-Day.


BALTIMORE, Dec. 3O.-Cotton dull and nomi-
nal and prices unchanged. Flour dull and prices
unchanged. Wheat firm, choice red, S1.35as1 AZ
Corn, receipts small; white, S5asSc.; yellow, 8Sa
92c. Oats dull at 54a57c. Rye nominally at Sla
Sl.e5. Pork dull, mess S3l; bacon, rib sides
lsa; clear sides II; shoulders, 14x; bulk shoul-
ders l2x; sides 15h. Lard 1sK. Whisky 81 for
wood, S1.01 for iron.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 30.-Virginia 6's, old, IL
bid, 43 asked; do, 1885, 5Ia55; do, 1861, 46 bid:
Coupons, new, 50 bid; EN-coupons, TX; North
Carolinas, old, Il z; new, 2sas.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-Stocks weak. Gold
per cent, gold interest. Exchange, long. sS;
short, 92s. Bonds. II. Virginia 6's, ex-conpon'
3; new, 81. North Carolina 6's, old, 41X;
new, 2S4.
NEW YORK. Dec. 3o.-Flour 5a1Oc better in
low grades. Wheat is a shade frmer. Corn is
1c. better.
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The NEW YEARS RECEPTIoNs.-The hours
for the receptions by the President and Vice
President on New Years day are noticed else
where. The members Of the Cabinet have had
an understanding with each other, and will COM
mence their receptions at one O'Clock and close
at three O'Clock. They have all agreed to have
temperance receptiOns-plenty to eat but no in
toxicating drink. Chief Justice Chase, Senator
Sherman, Admiral Porter, and many Senators
and Members, will give public receptions from
one until three O'Clock.
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sVA Boston paper reports a cock tight under
the head of "an pathological discussion"
IsSwilmington is paving its streets with saw
aust.
rS"The Hidden Hand Is a popular play
with western gamblers. 1t contains the three
missing jacks.
SA Texas paper informs us that 'sthe Sun
day-sohool at Bonham has adopted the Old and
New Testaments az their MY literature"
VA little girl, seeing a litter OF kittens for
the first time, expressed her opinion that "sOme-
body had shaken pussy AZ, 20 piecesn
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FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.-Count Napoleon
Daru and Louis Joseph Bufit, chiefs of the Left
Centre, and Falhouet and Segris, members of
the Right Centre, have refused, it is stated, to
enter the new French Ministry. Maere present
Financial Secretary; LIE BOeuff, Minister OF
War, and Admiral Rigault, will retain their po-
sitions. M. Rouher has been appointed Presi-
dent of the Senate.
The Spanish Minister Of Justice, ZariIla, in
speech at Albaceta, on Tuesday, declared that
II the Government could not find King, II win
Victor Bufy, President elect Of Switzerland.
died Tuesday.
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AND CoMMERCIAL.

- In the New York money market the demand
has been active, with seven per cent. currency
and seven per cent. goll as the rates on call
loans. This activity is chiefly caused by the
shifting of loans incident to the payment of JAN
,mercial paper is dull at rates last quoted. The
government bond market is dull and lower, in
sympathy with the decline i'm gold.
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BUMTUKUN THEMES.
Gov. McDOugal TO be Recalled. dc.
TsIegraphed Ezclusirely to The Evening Star.
OTTAWA, ONTARIO, Dec. 30-vice Chancellor
Spragge has been sworn in as chancellor of the
court of chancery
The Cabinet formally decided to recall Gov
McDougall. He is expected here in the course
of week.
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The ECLIPsEs OF 1S70,-During next year
there win be six eclipses-four OF the sun and
two Of the moon. Of the two herein mentioned
the first will be total eclipse of the moon on
January l6-H, which viii be invisible in the
United States, but partly visible at Greenwich,
England. The second will be o partial eclipse
OF the sun, also here invisible, and visible only
pole. 1t occurs on January 81. The next
ECLIPSE, visible in this latitude, will be partial
one OF The moon on January 6, 1871.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-30

RECEIPTS FROM CUsToNs.-The receipts from
customs at the ports below named for the week
ending December oath were as sfollows:-Boston.
800, 2,1s5.69; New York, 81 ,Oss ,OOOO6; Philadel-
Phia, $50, ,6s9.S4; Baltimore, S99 ,92577; San
Francisco, (Nov. 30th to Dec. 1sth,) S339, 1859.
Total, 81 ,s16 ,9N.09.
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Mrs. SECRETARY FISH had brilliant after
noon reception yesterday. Mrs. Grant, and
many ladies of the Foreign Legations families
were among the callers.
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The Mormon troops number 5000.
Chicago callas Omaha, Chicago, Jr.
~A Minnesota town is called Pigs Ere.
California manufactures "sweet oiln from
the eunh0wer.
b0Mrs. Jane G. Swisshelm is seriously III.
n6Jefierson Is whhfling for Snyder at Mem
phis. -
gYoung girls are employed as lamplightess
in Buffalo. = . -
Hnoeile is to have . "giand mask 4nacy-'
calico baI.n =
affection, and cannot sleep.
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SECRETARY boutwell, is expected home
Saturday morning. His lecture in Boston last
evening was, according to the kilograms, most
able and interesting effort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-30

THE FIRST PUBLIC EVENING RECEPTION at
the White House viii take place on Friday
evening, the 14th of January.
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SEIZURE OF MATCH Observation-Disclosures
was received at the Internal Revenue Depart
ment this morning from Supervisor Fulton, in
California, of The seizure of the Pacific match
factory in that State for violation of the Inter-
nal Revenue laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-30

THE ADMISSION OF COLoRADo-'Zeta" SAYS,
in the Sun:
"Some Colorado gentlemen called on the Pres
ident to learn his views regarding the admission
that if Congress passed bill for that purpose he
should sign it.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-30

CHIEF CLERK GRINNELL, of the Patent Office,
has been elected an honorary member of the
Mechanics Scientific Institute of Montreal.
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Mr.. r. p. EARHART, of Oregon, has been ap-
pointed temporary clerk in the Interior De-
partment, and will be assigned to duty in the
examination of certain Indian claims against
the Government, presented by the State of
Oregon.
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GENERAL FRANK p. BLAIR is here spending
the holidays with his father and brothers.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Capt. j. II. SPOTS has been
ordered to hold himself i'm readiness to COM
mand the Guerriere. Lieut.. Commander A. n.
Mitchell has been detached from the New York
navy yard and granted sick leave.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S67s, ,s32.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL CREswELL, it is re-
ported. has concluded contracts for carrying the
transatlantic mail with Williams & Guon's and
the North German Lloyds' Steamship Compa-
nies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-30

The COMMITTEE ON AUTHORIZATIONS was in
session yesterday, but no other committees met.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-30

THE TEXAS ELECTION.-The President has
received protest signed by +. X. Pease and
other citizens of Texas, against the legality of
the recent election in that State asking it be not
accepted as the decision of the people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-30

THE STATEMENT that Mr.. Representative
Dawes went home to attend a sick child proves
incorrect. just before starting he received a
dispatch conveying more favorable advices,
rendering the journey unnecessary.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
PARIS ITEMS.
The Political SituatfOn-The Bank q
France-Lunatic Asylum Burned.

Te!egrdphed Exclusively p The Evening Star.
PARIS, Dec. 3o.--The new Ministry has not
yet been constituted. The matter n still one of
general speculation and newspaper comment.
Prince de la Tour D'Auvergne, ex-Minister OF
Eoreign Affairs, and NJ. Gresser, ex-Minister OF
Public Works, have beerappointed Senator'S.
1here has been an unusual outflow of specie
from the Bank of France this week. The
amount on hand to-day is fully @, ,7O0, 900 francs
less than last Thursday.
The lunatic sylIun at Tulle was totally de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. No lives were lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-30

ANOTHER PLAN FOR THE REcoNsrRUcTroS
OF FIRGINIA.-A number of the Wells Republi-
cans Of Virginia recently held a meeting in
Richmond, and prepared bill which they will
present to Congress, and urge its passage, which
provides that Virginia shall be admitted as a
Territory, the Legislature OF which shall meet
on the second Tuesday after the passage of the
bill, elect State officers and Judges, who shall
be able to qualify under the 18th amendment,
and pass such laws as are necessary to carry out
and put in force the State constitution, which
action must be submitted to Congress, and if
approved the State shall be entitled to admis-
sion.
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Killed ON the Railroad.

Telsgraphed Exclusively 10 The Erening Star.
OIL CITY, PA, Dec. 30.-Mr. Stedman. of
Oneida county, was killed this morning while
endeavoring to get on the trair(fOr Meadville,
at this place.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
INDISPENSABLE.

There some simple remedies indispensable in
any family. Among these, the experience Of years
assures should he recorded PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. For both inter
nal and external application have found it of
great value; especially can we recommend it for
colds, rheumatism, or fresh wounds and bruises
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NOTES OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
New JERsEY-A MISUNDERSTANDING HUI
burd this Morning issued the following circular
in reference to the notes distracted from the
Treasury Department in 1861, and for which
Schureman was recently on trial in the Criminal
Court in this city:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office Of the Comp
trofler Of the Currency, Washington, December
., 1e69.-Sir The man who was charged with
stealing sl2 900, unsigned fifty and one hundred
dollar notes, prepared for The First National
Bank of Jersey City, from the vaults of this
office in April, 1861 has been tried and was
found guilty by the jury, but for an alleged
defect In the Indictment the verdict was set
aside by the Court and the prisoner was dis
charged. 1t is probable that renewed efforts
will be made to put the stolen notes into circu-
lation. With q view to protect the public from
loss rs far a. possible II Is recommended that all
fifty and one hundred dollar notes purp0rting
to be issued by The First National Bank Of
Jersey City be rejected. The bank win be pre-
pared to redeem all genuine notes Of these de-
nominations as fast as they may be presented.
The numbers ON the upper right hand corner of
the stolen notes run from IS 09 to 10 6S8, and on
the lower left hand corner from 671 to 760, but
as the numbers may be altered or obliterated il
win be safer 70 refuse AL 60s and zoos of The
First National Bank Of Jersey city, N. j.
II. r. HVLBuRp, Comptroller.
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PRIZE FIGHT.

PRIZE FIGHT.
DOugherty against Childress
erty Wins i'm Eleven Rounds.
Telegrdphed Exclusively to The Evening Star.
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 3O.-Charles Doupherty
and David Childress fought prize fight this
morning for purse of 800. After eleven
rounds the fight was awarded to Dougherty on
account Of a foul blow. VI
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THE PRESS TO VISIT THE PREsIDENT.-The
following correspondence took place this morn
ing:
Rooms OF THE WASHINGTON PRESS CLUB,
Washington, Dec. 30-Hs Ercelleacy the Presi-
dent-Sir: The representatives Of the press OF
Richmond, Va, about fifteen I'm number, will
visit their brethren Of the Washington press on
Saturday, the LIST prox. The reception of the
Diplomatic Corps and officers of the army and
navy will be n scene Of much interest to them,
and We respectfully ask your permission for
them to be present, in charge of our committee,
at II O'Clock a. m. on Saturday next.
With great respect, your Obedient servants,
X. +. BoIsEAU, Evening Star,
ARTHUR SHEPHERD, National Republican,
NJ. w. BARR, Southern Associated Press,
Committee.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Dec. 80, 1S69.-Nessrs.
Boiseoa, Shepherd and BdyT-Gentlemen: The
President desires me to say that he is pleased to
comply with your request, expressed in your
note Of this date. You will be admitted at the
time specified. Yours, truly,
+. I. DENT, Sec. and A. d. G.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

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KELLY 4 Icons MINSTREL
THU RSDAY and FRIDAY, Dec. 80 and 81,
Afternoon and evening of SATURDAY January lst.
GRAND DUTCH
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