, 1869-12-17
the Central COMMITTEES o! the Iatrrra' 'lonst
League Ct Peace and IlteEg, Who.e headquarters

the ce1us1 Comniticc O! the Iatesra' 'lon.t
League Ct Peace and LlteEg, Whose headquarters
are At tenevA:
nf.a II; 7e .ct
hnnoT to lh1s. minds which hsTe sined L.. snd
II: a Z st tp II II Uss
+: e. ssrG e ss; e III r,
sdesi hutnlntty, "nb sraafd to n3.e coavnesd ~
~ :. y: .ho.s iiiesa: vho;p hs1s dc Lspaasss I
.c.,ur., rox-n,.~ ,.-, .sGcssrsTr 6As1hAIpz
Ins faa Hail Ga-e:u says: "1s u not too much |
10 Say that one OF the most Important men IN
FHaIco At this bour u Aou'ignezr Dupauiour,
Dlehpp of Oltesns. nEs Who q he The que4-
ton has been often a.ke5, but seldun aatataetof-
III answered On the one hand, Ia Il 4sld nJ
gone to te the son Of CnatieR x; aud 1hoss who
sone ahsx of 1sAsop On tner a.da. .oasmnea II
the Dnuc7 bests remarkable resemblance TO thA
t1at Dourouu kanK. Crner4 eonnect htiu witt TAI
lelrAcd. All shat Il tnosu Of Mncslezneos Du.
paLloup'a past lie Ia that IL Consequence OF cer-
t1tn lnlu1tzatneE about h1s birth, there were some
d,ncolties II Rome shout h;s ordtn1uoa."
Tbs putpotted creation Of animal ite-{mttes}-
BY Nj. Andrew J. Crosse, fald to have taken
place while he VA cDoductmE Eome experiments
IN the formation of RF1c1sl efy1tals IN 1884, cre-
ated much exc4tementtn the scientific world, and
waA p1omptlJ eefzed upon by !ntdclA a. IN argu.
ueut sgsrnst the general belief that llte g IN
cmAration from Deity. On the Other hand, MI.
Crosse was charged By several religious teachers
With implous,y trying 70 initiate creative po1ez.
The tnddelA however, maae much Of the tscov-
cry, OF, as tneJ tered It, elaasc Invention; and.
eeen at = late concnve Of that elaas Of peorte N
| this country, The matter waa scte.Eed 10 a. a
standing argument xgAiust tue creative 20 rer Of
| God The fact u, hoseser. accotlsnE TO The
! Etitntike American which pah!.shea full nceoant
/ ftRN f.x IT. sir ~t
the discovery Of the miles wAs parely accidental:
| that the lD&ocls were Hound 10 q cans:lc solution
Of hinck ntnt anti carbonate Of pot4ssa; 1hst thet
originated from osa deposited BY lnaecta noattug
IN the a,r, anu we,e natched b. electric acioa.
Tbs Hon. Nathaniel Gookln uphaa, LII D.,
led n Coz cord. n. H.. On the 11th icst, aged -
}earf, In 1apu2ryt ISIS, When only - yesEi Q! aXe,
ne was sppoi1ted 4 Juss.ct Of the Superior Co1rt
Ct JEd.caiuIe. lie ALLIED th!a Office until pecer.
bcf, 1os9, when he fe2,gnct to accept the ro@ltoE
ot Superintendent Of the coacoYd Ra:ltUa:t WhI~a
aax tllat Jraf completed. lie discharged IA
ftustts TOT somc ten Jestt or no1e, When ns w3s
sa4de President OF THE cosposxssou, wEsca ;ssct
tse rI.ed until tbe charge which fer Jeas. ago
| was Hate IN the adulf1:aF1aunn OF tbs road. Eur
accutidsrah!e tine be Tas also preatden: Of the
MancheateF6 4 Lawrence Railroad. As an active
| and very influential Democrat, J1tEe Cphl1 u MAi
rxterslyely Known IN the political uotl1 Fol
long Jeats he WAS one ot the strongest pillars q
thh. party IN New Hampshire, In 1850 he was
. Eaemotr o. The Constitutional Convention, ant
, three Jears later he waa appointed Ly Pftsl1tn
| Nsre Comm!s6toatr to London for aa}as; uaen
nf claims between e,tEen, OF the ru,:cd safe
ard Great Britain agalns: tee government q
; e.Ater county. After tho great CIVIL wsy HI
E Commenced, be left tne DeEocsat.e party Ata
J. came out IN Al unqualified sueroE: Of the goyer
cDt, adFocstins eses after ~asa the p1lucip:es
d The Rerc.lEeAn party. rs that party he VI
L choeen representative TO the legislature IL 1st
4 ant 1865. In 1863 Dartmouth College confe,1e
= upon him the hono'a5J degree of Doctor Of Law
\,
:. POLITICAL.
!. Governo, Stevenson. Of Kentucky, recomment
10 Tie ieGsslasn.e ihai they caN convention
T. levitc the state Constitution. The pfetctt CO
a slitu:loc was adopted nearly tx cuiJ years ago.
:. t1he action OF the Legislature u Tsnnesase,
1. passing btl fo1btd'ng tue Importation OF C.
j. nebe Into the State u received 1t Is stated, vi
= almoat universal sati.tacioa.
q. ros.'tcs tn TexaA make more additions 10 Il
% language. The papers there talk n, t7r: ::
!. .sA.re, .1g ~ s5as1sa.un f.stia eay.: ITO
" = White cane:lla, Ike Fnrar. Is hat1 cnouzl
= ~ Ia ret. ~ha'-~Aa~. 1" T1--t9tF, Is tFE1s
But 10 be strJ = hltc ooc, su1ptted all oFlf y,
II tic s'arEt co1t Of tho Lara! L=aguc, II Anr:5
IL tuiuYatie.''
IL The en1claj announcement shows that ut Il
.t recett election In West Florida, 1r1d3 votes wc
d csst IL favor Of an1cxation - Alabama, asd c
>. 1ga1est THIS Is less than one-thGd Of tho reg
II telrd vote. No poll T2a had tn Jackson Coon,
g on account Ut the excited condnlon Of It's peop
ID oser rac1d@1s lstely committed there The 1rat
- Ter 1urst he Eaiei ty the Legislatures OF E1of
ID apd Alabama, aad b5 CoEEIess before II can Il
eHsct.
q The Jacktnu ClsFibn g!res list Of twenty .
h | Republican,, tHo Conservatives, mud two BEN
l.. esa's elected to the Senats VI Alsstsspp, AMI
he | sesentJ-stx Republicans, twelve CoDse.ynttve
e aud three Democrats elected to the uousc- Thn
districts IN the Sepate and thirteen In the t1ous
nj | ren ain 10 be heard iron. Three Of the Senate
III and seventeen OF the Representatives are c1on
he Hen.
ol. The California Leslslature IL CLASSIFIED tnt
les Ssnste-26 Democrata; Independent Dcuocrs
II Republicans; Independent Republican; :
nd | Independent AssemblJ-6s Democrats; 3
mr., dependent Dcnocrztss 10 Republicans; and
| trrphpHdrnf Fsebuh1feAn