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, 1869-12-13

writ Of superetdeas In the Gaze Of Nax Kuugler
Eho IL under sentence to ha banged December 10,
hhtRle1 IL = Ge1msn boz Who murdered hls unolo
etrorR effort viii now be made 10 induce Tue Goy.
clnof to commute hts aentct,ce.
80 rcelan0. TONIGHT, Of tho spocIal commit
1t = stock. it WAS decided to introduce IN
oi &c INTO the next meeting Of the Council TO
e Sstock q auction thi1sy da5s after tns pas-
+ &ew York md Philadelphia papers. It il
"a the ordinance Will paza the Council
Injecting Of the Noman1 Huusago Assocsa-
Ins5ss e tas Wyoming e Isaisfsss aaSssa tSf 9;
hiking Tomans right to the ballot Tae
2tlon 70 bc aent to the Governor OF tho
: toiy, Wtta request that he wil lay 1t h:fore
S1RlsiatnIp. a revolution Was also adopted
1uct1ng the Secretary to con.ey to the Presi.
= ): Of the nltno.a Copst,tut,onal Convention, to
next week, The earnest hope af This asaoc,a-
tion that, N tne,E adjostmenr Of tho queston Of
suffrage, the claim Of woman to tha ballot may
Meet With distinct recognition ana nck viedg-
meht Mt. Minor, President Of the association j,
Safe pe1t fall she intended to apply to
be registered as yote1, and In case d
refusal 70 enter su!s aud c.Ery tho esse
On The ground that under the Constitution Of tde
Titled states wuu7cn hse citizens, aud entitled "a
~ the raGht1 and privileges Of clsizens some oi
viii be ably conducted: Tne Lecture Committee
announces that MEa- E. C. Stanton viii ieotuTc
here ihe 2sth inst: Mrs. usermore ID January
Lucy stone. In February. Other prominent ladies
nId Eenuemen MIL lecture on The subject Of eui.
fraGe during the winter.
ST. Inr1s. Dec. fan incomplete list showl
inat oser ft1 persons in this ctF hare their Nyce
irtu1sd Tor 10000 sud over; twelve Of them 10,
5le0.0Go and over; and two for $500 O0l.
Ine ordnance previously menti0red provides
that tic city pac,nc Railroad stock shall be sold
~ sea'ed proposals, and not By auction, for ca II
OR city bonoF, the proceeds, cash. TO be used il
brJlrg city bonuB.
The Directors Of tue Missouri Pacific Rallroat
we're no;1ned. yesterday, by the Central Branch o.
the Union Pacific Railroad Company, that tht
lease CT the latter road to tho former compau1
had been declared illegal, and that on tho 2osf
tret they will take possesaon ana run the road q!
q separate llne.
The latest advsces from the steamer Arthur say
OIL The passengers were aafe!Y Transferred to tht
Olive Branch. The STOCK was put on the Paultut
Carroll. Khlch left here today. The opinion l.
thai The boat cannot be 1alsed.
, 1869-12-13
THE NEW CIRCUIT JUDGES.


From the Afn 1oYk Tribune.
nsle r. the I; q The qct O. Aps
v.c.a t6sI mere SHOULD be MID a1,n+a4y n a.ch
Of the nine Judicial Districts OF the United S'Ate7
two eout1s, which anal Be called ctfcutt
Cotf'eu' SID thai Lose courts should each COL
slet OF any Justice Of tue Supreme Cou1t It the
EEtto Sia!eY. srd the District Judge OF tue dis
t1'cr; Section Of the Few act, IS al follows:
"Ftr sseh OF the niue exlAtluG judicial circuits
there shb!l be appolLteA Ci1cul. Judge, who
Fhs'l tet1de ID LIS Circuit, ard sha.l pos3esa the
same power and Jurisdiction therein a. tue jus
.1cc q ine sarrtme coors allotted 70 ths circuit
The Circuit Coart in each circuit shtll he he by
the Justice OF the Suprene Court allotted to The
circuit. Or h5 he Circuit Judge Of the circa!1 or
cr bS tie Ju+.'ce Of the Supreme coars aud Cr.
cut Judge a'ttng together in which case tho Jns-
'1ce OF the Supreme court shall preside or in the
ab.eree Of etneE q Them. by the other rho shall
r1Cs'ht> ard the District Judge. Aud such courts
10. ec he'd At tho same time II the dtderent ts-
'r1cta Of ne same circuit and cases may be heard
court sitting apar', y direction Of the presiding
Just'cc Or J1ree, u ho shall designate The busl.
Eets to be Gene ~ each. The Circuit Jndges shall
TIE nrnt Cause Of Section provides that:
"Nothtng 10 This act ehall affect this powers oI
tbe Justiees Of the Supreme Court a. Judges n
tie Circuit Conrts, except Ia the appoint next p1
CLERKS Of tho Circuit Conftt," etc.
AID Section Is as follows:
1T shall be the duty Of the Chief Justice, ant
a1 lsast ore term o! the Circuit Court ii a1 eac1
years.
Ry this law the Justices Of the Supreme Court
nnote eaar.es remain the EnEc as before &c so
year for the Chief Jnst!ce, and 31o coo for each
the Associate Justices. are to be relieved OF mucl
Of their j1hoT, and I Ia expected that they vii
several circuits, which has been Impossible here
| tGft1c,
Es N act approved on the zane asy it is pro
Ap5 JGtce Of any caurt nf the I-nite] State
, 1869-12-13
SOUTH AHD CENTRAL AMERICA

go
,SEM aoRH. Dfe. 5s@5enf!M MtuaUa 1to
LnFea eta.s9 Ainla.ei 70 sAsa1or, CeafAi AEcf1-
nGEe ~ ~ ,ne stssss 3ear, tsoa
n+ceme.r aTe 1ecet1ea % Thc .o14 I1.irrn sss.es ~
n.rs 1Ess. os aaatS 1. ~ =, a.Ilsea -
a. 11*. .t q. 1aoI saT ~ O:so
s H. =. ~ s, aGc Nooi't
:. na;n 2: ranaIsa aoout ten da5s' ana thea pro-
ceEa ~ ~ 1M- Ltos ~. t,sz,o,a.,,. =, -.
1e.hr, e nr ~ Ia 1t1s y! W
se+., oS.nE ST..sa ase1 "'Na 'ne o91a'
s " hIs4 e,,os ,,,,
~ ~ a e -, Ssa,e - 2I,,a
~ tle taS!t.eA'ion " 'Ie st1'e ~. 1usta a'aI1
4sooG1 aetpn+ Hatcn iAsteu :e.eu nouss. 1ae
M Fles:oenh q seEe4ceia. Genelas AonaSas, e
Leteo stpt1 AA1lna on lEs s!sL 4tt. " Ine 20 2.
6ecefal fel9al ano ecse1a! s,ao n aaa Nse oalcele
we're carried az p11Eolesa 70 folt Sau C2lioA
taipafAEo d7fe8 10 AoTenbef Ae received.
, 1869-12-13

tonM Banks be employed as agencies fos the
reds mpnon of coupons and payment Of interest
81 o s p ~; sso 1r
tedcmrt1on Of other interest bearing ob.:ga.
sloGs q tae unltel States. and mar receive for
tnch sct1tces = me discretion q 1he sec1e.art.
Other agencies within the United ;ssa&ea nay 10
employed at no greater compensation, should 1t
TssssuSy @s5 snplo1 re- le.poes'els ee ssen e ass a
eonntsies, and eaeh foreiaa ssenc.e. 4hali r..
eeee1neMper W ceps il sdal Also R b .ae ed duty ot
tho secteta1y OF the Treasury to constitute, ap-
poIs q eaploy responsole sgent., aaa Keep
nse in all, IN the principal cities Of Eoglaaa,
F!aree and Germany, . vhloh oi.1ces tho inter.
1e an5 a. @ an r. L Ill es 2ne
ootJ OF the agent making such Payment to maze
REGISTRATION Of the aate noting, 80 far as Is psAc
ftitdei C ot its owner Of the persoa to whom
paJn cnt Is made, Of Which semi annual report
ahail bs n ACE to TIC secIe:ary Of the Treasury.
afteS ore Year from the paAsaRe Of this act ali
hatkit9 associations organized under an ACT eut1-
Gse A. T. & Hsoy'as sss y national ca,5encs"
and the fupP't mtotk thereto, ahal b. reqJlrtd to
male deposit in the Treasury of Inc United sta:es
70 "a s.nkTg lsw Of bonds ns5sta
for the clrculstiLR notes Of sEd banks, and
tnsreuron other bot d ot tho United S:ates be-
m y H. eatnte seu a. aoE aaa aepos
notes, ehaii be eurreLdered 10 aatd nanEs
And sucn banking assoc,a,1ons a.
shall MT makc deppAt Of the
binds authorized BIZ his net al afnrnaatd ahall "a
Into l1ouiGa,or, and clpse up their anaira ID xHs
manner provided by Law. And 80 much OF SIC.
TO pru.lda natloha! c1rre.cy," eic, as limits
lhe ert1re auuun, Of cucujatinR rotes winch MAJ
be issued bJ banking assoc1atioila under the Na.
tcna. Baking lam to s5u8, 100000, shall he. and ls
EeIefly, IfpHa3&1, and new banking ast0c{4tiOnx
mar be formed IN Ter the proSislous Of aAid xct
and it4 supple retis With circulation secured &c.
, 1869-12-13

Funding tho National Debfs
The following brl to fund the national debt, nx-
iBR the rate OF interest at a tribe over So per
restrictions, vss introduced By Hon. Nj. Mo7etl,
Of fss9.,lxan1: IN the House Of Representatives.
x Bill. 70 fund the debt Of the Uaited s!ates q. \
lower rate Of lnterest. to mAtc the N4uenM
E. eaee 2 Tsas ce IL tse secrstaf; q the
Eow iFpna time TO time. On he credit 81 h
gH.e q, 900 100000. and % lesse therefor coupon
Of registered banda Of tho United States, .hfeh
shall be lrredeemAnle- And said bopdl shall be Of
is = ssss ,aas1 Il ,,n,S ,a!.5es. ~ .
be u e 1nd tt tne sscfst;
part thereof IN ihe United States, or, II he shall
cae9 nsa q as Hea e ses az IL
sane, At his discretion, for other bonds Of the
United States, at the market value Of auch other
bordl authorized hJ this act snAl be bJ the secre
tarJ Of the Treasury applied aud used, Al ah DIS.
y ,h 81
| debtedpess OF the Ubited States which the Roy.
efrmeut has the option Of paJllg and such bond!
sps sps e. fea ~ s.1eeed 20
| SIC. 2. An3 ~ K fur:Aer sndeted, That when
eytr the coin lnte1e.t.bear!ng Indebtedness oi tne
bonds authorized By thls act then the osher inter
est.bearinR Indebtedness ahs Also be converted Il
the manner herein provided for, and the o1tatAud
as notes, Ahsll also be funded IN sa1t
| boads, and thereafter whenever the revenues
the United Statea shall exceed the actual an
probable annnnl expenditures, II ahal b. me dat;
of the Secretary Of the Treasury 70 employ suel
surptue money ~ mav be In the Treasury tn tn
purchase q bends tssosd nndsT tas sct ana =: =
the Treasury, not to be TelsHued save oJ the AZ
thor1t1 Of CongrtaA ,ora
, 1869-12-13
MILWAUKEE.
EnEluct III F1ouor Of Exsiorcrno,
Solomon,

EnE4uct III IIouor Of Ex.t;orcrnor
AhIpmon,
S.er:a. Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE,, Dec. II.
ihr - 'aa.I-E lotel was completely captured
az :'ett ~ the rc'oa Of friends Of Ex-Governor
'@Es T." :.:: :,:a = farewell banquet. Gov
eiLo: la1t.E'1. Attorney General Gill, and many
IT, :: tst e*ra.tcn. MAYOR o'Neii presided At
e't Aea:t1 The table. with The distinguished re-
,',ss :. a. r2:t nand. Mr.. A. Rosentnxl
- T:taha' Trend M the Governor. and Ptesl-
-, -. u :He ''snqntt. made ~arm aud feeling
~ e.-e -:",r". x,t1nR, In his peculiarly touching
~ tsEra'a-kc 1uxnaer, brtt his
- {; the Gov-rnor's ndveot among
-, sns H'e l.. ,esq Aar.o1fs 1e.verr,nF energy nd
,s'-.".. ',nepu1ir iruvn', which have elevated him
=" .,'E!es: Office IN the gilt Of the people 9!
r:aEt.s- The GoreEr or responded with great
ivas; =. t,ountliu reEa-t had been p:ztakeo O.,
:ess',- OSe!! al npnpced the rrss toast: "rhe
:, .: c: tie United staaea" RESPONDED 70 By
E 80, @4;en, E'q sesono TO ,oas; slate Of W.
IT.: IT,: Fa:reasil 70 his fre:- ne paid the
~. Ell ii e9l;overnors q handsome tribute,
X: tu3.s: ellie Uni Cd Sta'cs." Responded
-! AtorLey General Gil, ruEntng oIer Wish 2 81!
+.:t1, to hr Morttz Schs amer. Telekram5 Weft
s:.:tts s:a't II. Cartcn'eI, General IL =, Paine
..ss-..S;Lh: F. knehn, New 1oIk, and MAo,
rrtsa AsU q Lu1Lter of lC:tcfA
.!ae ncetle9 Of cliiEcps, last evening, to psosta
-::s!S 1t" alleged Encouragement OF the "a
r-'2ts, Resulted in the arro:c.ncnt OF CON
-,:.c@ = ':eat,cat,op.
,sa': Water street was the Eccue OF conEdera
ss:se1c.tttaeut this afternoon, hG the alleged u
rr.cts T.! clerk CT the establishment Of Ruse!
80 1 70, 10 commit rape upon Foma
:;n se had cn,tced Into tse store Tue outes1e
Eoa an attracted q large crowd, who, lot
'--C, sIECAtcC{l to fTnCh the RASCAL
, 1869-12-13

FIR Fisk Attempting TO Gust the
Prince OF Expressmon-Aow tho
Admiral Planned to Get the Vgcsts
cru MnlIs-Hut Found n Man who
E0niu not be N10ycd-1ud Took
xsik NeycE EFc-Lxci1e at 8he
EaY0utR EcfrI:
, 1869-12-13

nuI noIthwafu trum Beiv1derc, In Boone County,
Il railroad which extends TO Madison, Wlsconsin.
4 charter has been obtained and 1t Is proposed TO
extend that ruad from Belvldere southwaEd to
Ottawa, c1osalng The Northwestern 7 md A. De-
Kalb OF Cortland. and the Chicago, Burlington 1
Quincy Railroad at Sandwich, Leiaud OF Eatli
the object being mainly to reach the Te1nntou
coal nclds. Dy An examination Of the map Of oal
State II vii be seen that many advantages would
result to the p1oposed roadhF n1!ngtnSh oAu!osa
routo the connection 1ould be Eesy direct frou
Central Wnconnn, taxing sycamore. Cortland
c,tiea. Al Aurora, connection would be mad
wItn The Fox HlTer Bo4d for The coal mines :
vermilIion: and ar Joliet, ny tne alton st. Loot
E.WImlpftou ooal utne&. DeKA1b ard uthsr town
/ ssous ua are ag1t1sug IN @aSseT Ct securing TIL
road. )"
, 1869-12-13

policy. and a1Hay5 being heartily for tho
6upru1r :of the War, - remained co2setya-
E;ye enough 70 aastIly na Kentecky constltasnAs.
saTtIy came up, however, he refused longer 70
ecs with The majority OF the Kentocky delegation,
e. snd 70 spseeq 3J YEP sa.et1ly pIeRsfsa s9aaazad
"; declaring fos the aEendment. AZ the next
sscon e. he ~ asdy 6ss,e9 ~ IT,
Hero he devoted especial At enton TO the study Of
those features Of International l9W covering tho
9aeea & RI, fR5snsn &C. 1nase MaS u ~ 9;
the c1aim: OF the UniEed States In Ibis
natter BY the, government to which
Rsve n q absenee last ns summer. 0es expect e.
ing only 70 Feha,n N Kentucky long enough 10 IT.
tsno 70 eeme pliva:e business anaf1 which were
present sppon,ment, failing IN the ne of his p1o-
ie.s1onal s'ud!tR w Of course. 10 pEelerred. sad,
corps.
THoNAs pRU1nkoHpt
The ncmiIee ier the Seventh District IL TnomRs
DlImnond. lie VAS Incorrectly announced In the
Ee1e1al prets de.patch a. frnm New YQrE. ue fsa
been fUr tone yea1s on the te4cn In Ii1ois. snd
mas rsstled IN chicago, where he stands Neu as
JOIN +. DILLON.
Je hn F. Dillcr, The ro1nee In the Eighth Dis
trct Is the plssent Chief Justice Of the Iowa 6R-
lie Northwest. ~1 = f'e'1''''' '''"'sA "
1cRRszo a.wyxp
Jpdge SAWYER. who has hrrn nom,nst.d FIR tha
Eirth C1fcplt Is the nresent Chief Insttca nF csI
jorL1p, ard IL NATIVE of JeffeTson cnnfy In tn,s
siate. Hts Yntbtr and pranilstnrr Wern amnn1 r
the ea,litgt Il the p:pneeI.s VIM in 1son setri.
ina = ildeIness IN that nort1nn nr 1,nTfherr nssr
Yorf Ia n inoTn sa the HIsnt Rtrrr conn.r1 IN M
ir-n accrt etn st ina. 1fax thar 1;sSforns ~ 1ha
ttMe of In aettement fte a. horn snd hTooanI an
m or1 fsrn1 iii II yeSrx ~ nue sffandtnr 1ha ~
dinsry oist1fct scfools i1nr1r1 tha sinie-a onS
WnrSii q On the farm s3r,f1no fne snmT 49, -
tnt sCe Of IL be attended fdr a snort ti1ne 4 h1n
echov: at WattTtoTr, called the Hiact Y,yer n.
blltuie. Tue next ,esr be removed EttS hfs fsfher
10 Pe1rsyyan!a, where he aa.lsted IN c.carIue np
y neN fnfm. but having yests before mi q ac-
e,drrtally present at an iJportaut trta ii Water
tuRr, 1oImt d determination 10 ADOPT the pfo.
lesslun Ut laT and 1t the age Of II, rciyIng on In
o#n 1esouleea Ior support, entered upon more
tho1tusn course Of education, pEeparatn1J
to conEencttg the study OF law, The
next eight years we're devoted to ill.,
tsArJ education and preparation for rue
tar, ct INST IN the Stale Of New Ye1k, and after
NuFu III TIT Slate Of OHIO. UartnR lnls pef10d he
ta1ned tie meas fer dctrayiug bis expense8 bY
teaching, At 1l8t IN district schools and after Nar
in academies, ard as toIor IN colIesea II $50 he
e1r1gERset to Ohio, and pursued iii studies rst af
Western Re&ervo Coiiege, and attefw2ld n ana
near Columbus. lie alter Nasd removed to Enica.
70, where n. spent rear ID tne once Of Inc Iate
senator McDOueall, OF California Soon Ritter fnt1
, 1869-12-13

Spanish Gunboats Turned Over to
the Spanish Minister. J
Tie Cuban Iunta Claim thai
They will be Seized Aguiu.
The Effect Of the Presidents Message
in Halifax,
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
NEW Yo,sK, Dec. II.

Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune,
NEW folsK, Dec. II
TER srAs1su GuHBoA1s.
The President C1 the Cuban JuntR claims to
have au Official telegram fromWaahtngton that tho
Spanith gunhoata will be eetzed agal1 Lo-morroW,
and that That the order for such seizure was ID
seed this evening. The Spanish agents do not
fear sny trouble; bat will endeavor to get the
boats to hea as carly as possible to avoid the 1lk
Of further detention. i;
THE crBAN JrxTA.
TIE Cuban Junta, Of eecret meeting On Satd1.
day night, resolved upon extreme measures ioa+
mediately, but hare not revealed the natuto OF
the ttsol1ttons.
! conspiracy to ktndle several fires stuultane.
ouals IN this city, was discovered through tha COO
fesslon Of q drunken man. Fires we're to bel Ms
stables and olher combusuhle bu,ldlnRa
m BKEcnER ON AFARLAAp.
Henry Ward Eeecler, this evening, referred 10
the subject Of murder, and said that the crime d.
Ted tie sevtrest puni.hmen.; and that McFas.
LARD, who deliberately premedltated the Murdkr
Il Mchardtop, deserved 10 be banged.
Nh FnoTH1s0uAu on TUE EDITORS.
U. b. rockingham was particularly severe upqa
'hote editors y ho had questioned hts motives III
lhe Richardson mer1tage, and fa.d be Was 1ot able
to Zee that he had done anything wrong.
7uR PREs1DENT.s S AEssAGR IN HALIFAX,
Halifax papers, commenting on tho Presidents
message, Say 1t has destroyed all hope OF rect.
p1ocity, and rendered annexation more desirable,
They thltk the whole Douiu,on will see It, a,u
d1mand independence, and that annexation MI
speedily follow.
SrASIsN GCEB0ATs ABOUT TO LEAVE
NEW YORK, Dec. ia large ctuwd Fas At
fracted to the Dela1afff WcrEs, yesterday by the
report That son.e Of the gunbouts we're abuat t6
cave. They aEc not Yet quite ready, out the orr
IS progressing with rreas 1upidlsy, and eighteen o
1ilG ye&stis Will proceed to Cnba IN short t;rcc
| Scror RoteEts, the Spansh Minister, arrived II
This city from Washington, yesterday, and ths
cunt cats "ere llforma:lf rasned oTet to hin "
| The gos trnnent authorities, They VIII tase clear
/ AEce ior Cuba on TuesdGy.
| FORGED BOUNTY BONDS.
It vas ditcore1td yesterday tat New Yo,k
| 9'nte tonhsr tonca, to the amount Of ftco, eco
had been altered by soue expert forgers, and ne
Eut1cted.
| DEATH OF 4 MIiER.
Edward '. sardy, a Eiser. = year1 old, died q
| 9G4 Sixth aEetuc, on Friday night worth &C. o10.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
RImor tells Of The organization Of q Vigilance
| Committee 10 th!s Cttf, etrrng tn numbers, and en-
| ttued Law And Orlet Rcgulators.'
| FKSIAN MOVEMENTS.
A large qNan',ts Of arms Ters shipped yester
| day lFtm the Fellan headg1a1teEs1u IN this City.
| -... ARRIVED.
The steamRhirs Ctr Ct Brooklyn, from Live,
| pool tho 81: Ata!ants, frt N London; and Alaska
! from AsINcH al, a1i4cd to.day,
, 1869-12-13

The Radical vlctoFy-Pralrie Fire.
GALVESTON, Dec. 1a--hcsurus have been re-
ceised from thirteen additional counties Al the
natos1ties for Hamilton Aggregate 1870, leav.
hg Davis majority, - lar a heard
uCm, 7,1o7. Flanagan, Radical, has been elected
Lieutenant Governor. The Legislature u largely
a pTair,e IRE is reported in Northeastern Texas.
It started At Red River and extended IN : Bouth-
eastesly direction, damaging farms, stocSt DC,
Fires In Cincinnati.
CHcrHElr1, Dec. Il "A nre occurred at l o'clock
this morning In Steinmau. AeJef Co q fuEntt1re
factory, corner Of SIKH Aud uoadeJ aucetz. This
eholc Fire Department were called out valoe Of
$4,000; 1nsurancc, 5i3,soo. In Sun Mutual,
{t,00, and the rem aitdef c1ytded equally between
tho Union, Miami Valley, Globe, Enterprise, and
Fa1mers'. The building Was = four sto1Y brick.
The greatest loss WAS 10 stocE. The hre u sup
posed to have originated IN the furnaces IN the
The Bethel FAIR closes to-u.o1row with an auc-
ton It has been an immense sncce8s. The pro
ceeds viii probably reach = 800 per day.
CINCINNATI, Dec. IA 1re broke out Ht 11:ls
fscso1y q LsnGheaa / ca, sia Wen TaiId street.
The whole Fire Department waA called ont. Tht
huilding, three story br,cE, IS feet By l15 WIS
totsl losk. The walls have nearly q
fallen IN. One hundred thousand feet Of lumber
The amount Of wood IN the building furnishes
fuel for the great nre- The eugtaes could DO n
more than prevent tho nrB from spre4d1n
TO the adjacent houzes- Fou. teen tteam cn
atnes are Wolking: The danger q TIE M nr
ttocf, machinery ind lumber burned Ia 3sat ooo
insured home companies, fsAc01; Me@oesA {
nrm owning the property, are s. Milte, E R. LonG
head, 4. Porter, j. II. 4 G. II. spellnlre.
, 1869-12-13
IRELAND.


The Election Of OsDonovnu Rossn
for TtPpernry.
4 correspondent Of the London Daily .Seps writes
on November Is: TIE Erpls poll 70 T!operalJ ~
Grea: excitement prevailed, bat sun..ard soon
after The c:cse Of the roti. The POLLING places
wtIe petet ns sast mob: suppots1x Rosss, oaspo
MI. Heron received only ten 7otes, she priests ab-
SfoTp q s1 s pa:a s s 3.
tne election Mas recei'ea T!to xIeas enth1ssasm
shi xi6 ma.c 1oos psea
The numbe1a polied we're, with onl} oce e1cep
ton, smaller than bare ,een recorded Al auJ oon-
g. a. Res H pepaada 81 as
county IL ~ so0, and there arc $500 naues upon
the Ie9latet The exception Inferred to WAS In
1bsil hating become ! Coani1stonez d Green-
w:ch Hospital under The Wing Mill
,auy. u.'u. ~ compelled e g g. nss5 s
Vho polled lE5 votes azaias, 4o1 recorded lor NJ
| shell At the general election Of 1853 VI. Francis
ssully poled a,lA Iotes and James sad!e.r tatter.
asa- In lssst Nj. Charles Moore. who died il
August last, wzs returned q the head Of the poll
BY 2se2 Eotea; the lata Mr. Dllon mastering acdo,
uonal:st opinions, polled only 93s. At the contest
which took place II October. 1865, mora than 6ooQ
So,ed fof captain Wnits, md asss ior Ir
| TAl1ron. ....
The fol0NfnE Is Inc address lss1eu o5 t1t
I1pRssye.l.1,s .s .nn e9S1y 11s,s hsys
ings shAs swe1l to bursting tho full heart OF reaa.
mourning for her cruelty tortured children. Nos
DO " sf }saf ao2s aan
ths noss dreadful death have those noble
hearted men proved their unseltsn loTe Q
1osas desef1be the mental % torsures inss aaye 10
seated reason from her thrpne7 Nnat tue phys
lcsl sude1ings from which 90 many victims hav
this no man hath, that a man lay doFn hts III
foT biz fTtend.' Even moro than lite have thos
men la!d down Ios tesG county ~; For s Ms 2! y
rather meet death than endure koF one thre
months what he suffered In prison! What loEt
p Sor nas ase shs no' oeen % unni1dia Of tnsa,, ba
J humbling hesen ii the dust, the petition OF Ii
pat,on for tneir release, containing 5000 name
| petition vas spurned with contempt For montz
The ratlon nourned IN s,ence: Again she arouse
herself to another e1ort On behalf Of her tnneftn
Of ne country sent up to Heayen tbs crJ Of 1rclsn
.. : mourning for her children because they are no
! And ouce again the prs3e1 Of Ireland meets on
! Tho threats and scofs oi The Eng!!sn press, ~
! NOM, ere sne folds her hands IN solemn and dis.
e sns ,s tas 81 rqsSi hI
cord her protest sgsinst tho Treatment Of polite
: prtsoners, and proclaims to the world ii
: the English Minister'S cruel refusal TO teles
: them rom thetr tortures has intensified her 10
= Tor them, and that their names shall hencefor
: b tpantsned In the hearts OF their countlyMe
: and become the wAtchTord and the raly1ug {
i to which the nation sha1l be roused to action
the namo Of God and our suffering eountr3men
! In the name Of humanity and OF 1relsnd-We {
Q upon you, men OF Tpperary, TO proEe 5oafsei5
9 equal 70 the proud poI1t1on the voice Of lreta
: assigns to you BY efeciinG oDonovau Rossa AZ I
q most nttlrg peraon to represent Jou. God So
l. | 1Feland in
, 1869-12-13

The steamFhips Ctr Ct Brooklyn, from Live,
pool the 81: Ata!ants, f1tm London; and Alaska
from AElNcT a!l, ar1i.cd today,
, 1869-12-13
OHIO.
Safe Robbery Mt Sandusky-A Chi
caEo Ekobber Arrested In Clncln.

Safe Robbery MT Sandusky-A Chi
cHEo Hobber Arrested In C1ncln-
unti-Conv1cted OF Granddaughter.
SANprsKY, Dec. 1l.-Ihe Eric County Treas-
nrer's once Was entered by hnr2lars THIS morntng
about o'clock, End the safe blown open with
nltro-gly ycertne, and the contents anstrsot.
ed. The lota OF money has not yet
been atcerta.ued. The safe Is q perfect wreck,
and the court House buildlng badly danaced:
The thieves were probably alarmed at the force Of
the explosion, - they left most OF their tool8 and
considerable money scattered on the t1ooE. They
stole b1ud.c4r At the depot and went TO Monroe
vile, leaving the car there. No further trace OF
them Is yet.
CINCINNATI, Dec 1l.-Hobett n. Freeman,
charged with havlug robbed the establishment Of
Carf0r, p1I:e / Co., OF Chicago, OF $3.50 worth
OF silks, IVES arrested here, and TO day delivered
over to Detective Plnke1tou, who has started to
Chicago With him
LrAi, O.. Dec ll.-1n tho case Of john v: ksng,
indicted for murler In the nrtt degree. for the
ksislng Of Enos Bl3an, nea5 peiphos.
last June, the jury this evening hfouRa;
in verdict Ct m2n4lauKhter. lie will
be allowed the second trial. The case has occu.
pied nearly the whole week, and great deal oi
Interest was manifested IN i. the courtroom
being crowded all the time. The prisoner Is al
old Mhn Of 60 OF over.