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Pauline lIeca, pr1na donna Of the Eoyal ,acra
Ao1se, 1t bellIn, IA SAID to have rtceutty hal =
cor ttst nlta the Queen Of Prussia. In Enicn the
pGrIsj that tee ktng has eeen nr 10 pey MaInne
Lneca u1rken at,rnt'oc, Hhereupon hts vile b..
cane teslous $50 vowed that she would never .,c
PRESENT = hen Pauline was 10 st1H. L1cc4 then
n1ily T1ureo to appear, "lf cannot alne .ei
ct ouRh for the Quttn 10 u-tsn 70 ne. viii co.
sfpE ar ALL quoah The rate little lsdy-A state pf
nnalrd Which the cp<1A going pubic Of Berlin.
vho adore tue peftsd sos Rsisess, were ~ no
neans lne'1aeu 10 be II wl'n patience. Public
bethtou or ERftta1 authority i. ass forced sae
Queen 10 yield, and sue occasiona1J makes her
appesrstce tn the royal BOZ On the afucca y
h'Rhtr for I'VE mluutes at titCe.
, 1869-12-23
NORTHUMBERLAND BRITISH AMERI,

A0KTHWE5TERH BRITISH AMERICA.
British rule in the territory nusth and
west Of Lake Superior seems destined soou
to lapse, or to Cause immense expense to
the home government A large number OF
.fhc inhabitants Of British Columbia, on the
Pacific coast, hasing endured the evils Of
their isolated position and \ most expensive
colonial government till their resources are
exhausted, have sent to the Queen an urgent
petition for relief, or that their territory be
annexed to the United States. That petit
lion will be found in another column.
England will not, probably, furnish the
money and the line Of steamers. Hence, il
the petition is acquiesced in at ali, aunexa-
ton to the United States must be the
result.
Matters In the Sel6rk Settlement are in a
much vorse condition than they arc in Co
lumbia- The majority Of the people are in
open rebellion against Governor McDon-
gail. To EnBland and the Dominion Of
Canada the whole country west of Lake
Superior and east Of the Rocky Mountains
can never be worth the cost Of i single cam
psign For six months in the year, if not
twelve, it Is inaccessible ~ Canala, except
through the tarritoEy Of the United States.
Practically, bo.h that country and Columbia
are useless to England, except as a convenient
refuge for the "dead beats" Of noble
families, as Governors and othez Officers
luxury which, it is understood, John Bull is
no longer eager to enjoy. As to coerring
IL u
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valleJ RANsosd. aod Uoited Btstea Nar1hAl Tor
me WaIics ot vermont
MT iaeaese u lelsef1on nax wIttteu leiteK 70
tse fauAoelpnh AsfrnTy 0dzstG, expressing har
nea1os NJ mo purpose OF Nj WCfse col1Ina %
mA3e nef "1n'enctooa marriage tho essts for
aoo.n noVe'' more tnan twenty, +" she saJs, AAT-
nt teent'o4naea upon tne AMIR already.
Napoeon 1oe ThEo. SAID, tho other Day. to
tn1lo onas1es: Tue mott tncompsehensble fes-
tufo o. the present political history OF Fr.oos u
tsa prominence given 70 ~ Hson Rocaeiort.
wnat M No aone "s1ttena Journal WHICH -
qoaea U eaon umt, AfSe circulation WET
aos '.4A - 9acn sooas 1!mosale 1ftmna. whose
r-ns na ~ nsosu aa'a We 11" Journal afca2aon
n.Ne1 "'' 4ts. - A1s" - Ia 1oatssM eTeI
~.
eoHesponoeuf 70 RaJpt Wr,tes hat l. Dc Les
epa' o1 eaea caas1 fAa'er Was married on tho A.
~tooou Oh november n a. lGmaata, oy Aonsagn-
eur bsnef' Alsaeat tne only Spectator outside Of
lahly conoeealoass was Captain Rtes. Of the Noy-
EeRtaa ila2ate North etar. The Enptes' gtfr va
msRn,neent miniature gondola, Of gold and III.
ve5s AID the Rmperur Of AustttA1 sqlendM deco.
rat,on OF the Grad crnsa nj M,rs Tner,ea lTne
Eunre,s ~ m, 80 AA-
~. an,."s. - a.A9.
~. eau.suJesa ot &ae stu4sc OF worth. uos-
aeb1He, England, contains memorial tablet
with the following tnteTea1!ps inscy1p,lou. u Bsu-
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hkfT{tAI.


The Colnnbua (GA} EHgufrfr calls upon the
DENT cratic Eembers of the State Legislature to
tet1c at once from that body II the expelled negro
member hyc II seated.
The Galscstou [rexas) .Sfu. comedies The elec.
nen OF General DAVIS ~ Governor, but claims q
conscrrstire Leg1aiHure.' But The Galveston
ctsiftan COMEDIES the Legislature to the Repohl-
Cans.
General Butler ID credited with saJtus that John
s'nars Mill Ia I mere theorist or dreamer. who
DOES rot kruH enough al practical tuance to sum
uP his eakezH e:ll m dollars aad cents; AID With
aedtpg With emphasis that all the generally. re-
eelved opinions in finance arc rntnorsIy Erour.
The cltve'ard, H<ruA reports that the Demo.
critic leaders IN that State endeavo.tue 10 10
cure the ratification Of the Ffteen:h Aueudmen,
thIoueh the votes Of the Hamilton County tnde.
pendent members Of the Legislature. THIS, In
anticipation that three years hence Judge Chase
will be the Democratic candidate for the lre>s.
detcy. when hiA grtsest claim for the rote OF the
tesroes Will be that his friends c,sr1ed The
Fifteenth Amendment through the Ohio Les.s-
1alurc-
A stosy u told Of colored member eject of the
Virginia AssemblJ. who, being nearly wtt:e, VIZ
able to pass At the leading Washington hotels loe
. Cuosn. Herc hts Official capacity brought hiu
IN contact with hungry virginia poillictans, who
treated him with considerable delereuce, mud ~eye
careful 10 cay noihlrE ~ to hA African
origin. About this time An old Wiz
s'uia Judge Came along and recoz.
nlxed 10 the supposed Cuban one Of his former
slAves, audtne, IN turn rtcosItzne the Jndge, nd
dressed him familiarity Tbs old Judge was su-
r1oos At such presumption, saying: "Yon fmp1-
dent nieger you, don't want yonr acqua,ntance ~
"oh. but Jou MAJ need my services, Jadse,'' ssid
the humble ieSlalsior t.fo, Will die dsHt," re.
Piled the Judge, erovtng moro irate =. tbs pre-
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and psoduets are left TO regulate them.
selves and that, ss general thing, there
can he xo compedtion created by attihoIsl
means without impoverishing the nsuy,
and, IN the end, czippline the special indus
Try sought to DO foste1ed and built up.
, 1869-12-23
BOSTON WOK1ING-WOMEN
Pfsthstlc Aprcnt to the Mayor rnr
fRc1p to Garry them Through tar
WlIter,
The following petition ID c1sc la:etf In Bo..1n tos

HResp 10 CAxrT tnen Through xnss
Wlkster.
The following petition ID ctrc 1!a:eI In Boston for
7. Ht. 1i''4or Tie M,y,r # rAe CITY NJ rl2oxf.,.
a4A- We. tue 1L0efs Rpesl WUrklrG- women O1 thr
gu! OF BtatOb fe*!lec. lullt c1l+ YUlr uuur'. at
tchuoa 70 the iA1t that Nc Know not what IL 10
te1ou4e o. us thIa r,tt<r. BIatness IL aoE: WORK
La 5altn Oh, the cold ~esiher II poo ~ aad rt.
NC n q lo-s lor Mtana to pu1cass the food pe-
ct6e4f1 10 Aekp us alive uAIl buatDe.s terisrs in
The spFlnH- Ihis statement Ii nor I, Ill ex.,t-r
;4ita. - 1out h0nor Mil tnd Oh due inaptry aaA
@e thlLk ~ in'tttu ate .sux alton onEo. T., he
naue- Ne staut tesu} to put your Hupp:j NJ.
tLfs On tht nKht tracs. lu car prt3eus r,,,ti-
t4Gt u Actual ALu inleniteS distress 4e 1i,,nb '
ptS:ltn Inc Ci'5 government TO fuFu tee. earl.
NJ pEoJectb !of atN = para. and TO x.,--a: ;bn
Note1 tne PARK would cudt In 1he p1FChs.e OF
stSn 1900 atu lho ~ moJ Dc nece4,arJ 10 4.,,t
enE totta AID bodies together iot The isu1c We Ait
fion, foe preducttG c1ssses; We ne pfs,uc.rt.
ahu. Wlthont ts, Bo.tun cout1 Lot par its ta1e.-
III met Uotfuh cLutd lot lirr We n1or.,,r-,
*4pcela!lJ knb1&t that o1r toleres snouIt h A..
tte pfecedence in Our estimation orer tao.. af
Etfsths = Ah0se c.sina Tor coz sid-ft,ou c,YA;at
uan}y N the fact tnat tier d1re fast pnr,es. ant
tetu uotaE4 G. ur-e, CT ID FAC: tha. theF oWur.a;
estate Wbote "a ne may be ennaaced by I,4-
eonement Of fne cttJia money. We respectful
ssaEest ! onz !ioIof to cause this pcrittou t, be
ttsenteu In The best ami uaost promising war be-
!tre rhe city Eoyeznnetl and we h9aaoiy par
yGa 10 NA'en over It, Ristng It your govd word
wbel tEsF nscsAsaTJ, AID 10 act towards u. IN
thA ttme CT ouf Distress, according 70 the su1pes
6ona of Jour own klnnIy nAtEre
elgned-Eiz1peth L Dau els, Mrs. Fanny Batf-
q, M1A Emile A. lAo+, and 100 othera.
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eAPSSueu Stssp oA tae1 pttTate fund1 TO hasten
lie oomp1ettoh Of the Ha,ootn ytsduet
Ira Huneassana hare nex w4y OF sos.suu2
Imperial otleaals ssnI 10 su,e them. They neither
set1 Iot 1eat fhtM Dwelling in the town wnerr
where they arc ordered to.
Asny isah1ouAo!e youlg ladies' tn New York Are
sH.d 10 be suffering with absccssea on their feet
cauled BY Tho high Preach bootheels now In
vogue.
Bc+ton buseaud. for spite, Gu. oa the be.ou-
'nl blorce hair Of hu wife. as she sleps, and cans
ue hes now without ringing Ills notne1. 1.!n-law1
1ooE.beu
The assessment OF real aud personal property IN
al the counties Of CzlHosna, Tor tho current "a.
ca 5ea1, A1Rre9ate 32aa SIG ssa \ Aet-aain over
the pIev.ors year Of aS1, ,1ea5Sa.
Altes Waiting eighteen yusts for the restoration
Of The privilege, French journalists are 10 have
lRttf.
wretch IN Alaska M from h!z siets> into h1s
house, and LETT hla auns, spare ard coli, old ,rdy
a'stfnx II hA vehicle He ret1sea'so opeu ia her
f1ocf!ng. and ste peStahed In The nosta wnicn
sased without
"Shoo Fy"n Is now said to have originated IN
Loyela Lace, In Norfolk. and Wal tn. ellnston Of
colony Of little negro boor-blscts, Another IT.
minstrel.
The New 9ork World ssJs Of the chicsso iii
who sad hef little tces amputated: !" she scanned
her 1tet and found hem apondte1, l. e., two loux.
4 trn ,ho,+ ', "A@ 'A'S1s >1o Aees Plf1!nca1
A"1,nns ,os r.,a,,u. ,,.,,,
Far i1, 80 r1ss. e .e'I 'el 41o" tae
caDd,e.te tof n. of,1ss ~ rsaxe.a.n ~ w .
I<pi,,.,pn. ~ IN, s,.,s ~. s's' H,e. - lae
noTeyrr. 111' s''~'ea'
III aa,d ,hat ,here n, m Lea, rho, , 90,
and psr1s nom the TnI,rd s,.te. tn N.
untyersIt.es aud sohoo,, or ce,m.,x na.ss.
probably furnt.hes tne prs.te, rorr,o, ~ ~
Number
4 whoIeas,e t{auor dealer ar stoesto, f,,,,,
rprnia yecs1xrd m tho an ,n,, -. ~
barr els Of Hni,ley, dtrecr from ctnc,nn., ,,ang
tie lrtt consignment Of lnoor IN hnts ~s.s,r.a .a
overland. The in,eht waa TN rant. ~ ,o-,n4
A gtatute han been nro,nu,v,,rd :, r,Tto.s 49,.
porertpx ne Eum1ntrs "a sdmIt e+r,, y. c.na,
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Nrihu1tks
Suhs0KlF rIua TkHNn.
fA1AHt1 \ ADVANCE

------ SAtA1k1 y AGtAGCx.
&A1y XdEaao- eI wear. kv vxAIt...a asa 0a
Er'WeefH 6didoo. - rrss, b. xAu...,-.,, 600,
saaaA, Edition, ra ye.z, by nAn---...-,.r. 9-4V
@WeeAu kttsaea. PEI yet. BY kA1..~,,-.....- 0.0J
PAzts Of seas Il the same ra&A
To psesuns d4Ay md n7tEsAtea be sue z1d d@e Fost
Once adazesa IN fun. Including Rtase and county.
PoStma1te7s allowed tan pc eant commission p1
7saay snSee94fstnoA.
RenittEner. "a. te s..s e:sL ~ er.i., expses,.
foss Once netes tn re<1sfrd s<ttess. at eat dix.
xKRKs 10 CITT 6C1tcknK1l:
Daily. delveEe4 At1ndAy K1ckFEA IL ecnt7 p<E WeGk
p4Ny. delivered. 6urd2J Nc1CpKn. 80 ccnss pnr weak
Address ERIHNNx COMPANY.
0e,eaeo, m
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Mbtn ftalefed iene1N Buell. caIe frp n m.
tho ntSnt Of 1he ba1tls OF 11ka7 when re~
ct:vtd commisAcu as Major General
Of .otun;etss daunR August 1d, issa- when
Thcnas. c1tlttnde and AcCook had al been pro-
moted t*1oIe ne, ] never iEqutEed what the tn-
taet CO.. Hsre which sesected me TO ftlleve Buell.
knos lnever asked Tor Z command. ! arrived 1t
Bowntg Green beto1e Geoes1l Thonaa, and felr
aLstuTal hEdenec N being astlgLed 70 tbs CON-
tfrsu1ted- nad known Tcpmns tor . !one ume.
had kroHn him ~ ca9eI- had tae honor to
= fsconH Hena hin 70 4 paer u Tie UniresAty Of
YARDS rrcennended hin as cStei of artillery Il
West Point. ou h.s ArE1val sent for HIM 70 come
10 n lett, And tilo, :" Tnora'. you ssr M
TOT seuGht 'h!s com1 and, but, tn tak1rS command
ot ,tsa sE,ny, eant the AaeIssance and COOPER
s,op Of III my ot1cerA Anything yoa wAat Joo
snal. bare. 1xhI bride me aruv IN ,asee d,Ita-
ions. md give ron tae command oz the lAsgeIt
par. OF Jcu shall be second b command
Thomas rrrl'co that be had tha Hres1cst conn-
70 .stoaate The fegn1Af rgstem OF r1pmonon By
eeeiosiH-. Af1tr he had dec!inei The Army Of the
OHIO Ee hsd tdonaht Of service In Te1ts: but,
10 kTre w.lh ue he ssked ne tue dase Of ny
commission, and told him hereyed tt had been
a1te dated % 1ns slat al March ! never knew
bern An'e-da:ed. General Thomas sald inat sa1t
ended nis l.st objection :; that ny connse1on : ~
lk2E3 4Q2u ILL., LIE A8l0 uE U3I 2}3d Q61QX tSsoIC
In t6MmaEu. ard n 1uouoted GRp,y 70 bang no.
body; 10 divided Inc ArmF, and gaze hts u
Jeu kDow. the couHAnd uf rue centfeL This 1as
EoV General 1benas caree to be n soetased win
~ n the AIuJ OK The Cumberland.
The next pkee uf history w1s when 2eff the
AtErI without t1ktnx feave OF Shaking nandA Gen
ef1t GAftttd cx&e 70 Ue rue night Hnd It'd thxt
he wanted to talk to me Rboat something tp2t
General ThonAs would have spoken u himself.
bat te felk FteAt ceucacT. GNneld satd that there
Nere IntotS mat III To b re.{eJto snd TborAs
appointed 70 the cnnEcAnd. II TINT were dqut be
(1notcat> sho1.d tu:nk It RfeAs 1nl1scce 70 the
sFny ana 10 thA couctf1, and woQ1d not take tac
G1nn Apd unlt11 he weIe compelled 70 by dn:Y.
told GlIntM to nv 70 Thomas thAt hzq the
Rrestefs ecu tdetoe II h1s np10r and ;usoce, aad
tsAt , 1h1tevef might happen, he need hare no
Apprehension OF misunderstanding between Mu
Acd nyeeI. NNA kuoxu 10 ali The corps CON-
nAnteta tnAi when VIC took cbsrgr OF Chat moo.
- H1S dereSmlred 70 do III III my power TO
nose EnRR bootA orde1od rhe pontooog TO
Re cort:1ucted II speedily a. posuo!t To cros3
tnt r-tef 10 take rosetsaon. OF Iookout vailey.
tAo-
General Sheridan bere Interrupted, and sa11 be
h1o ridden 10 the Ifvtr WITH RceecTn1a 10 mike
the as1al ceDeEIA 70 c1ok4 ovef.l
On The 19<n OF 0ct1per, Ia company with Baby
Sm,th, Vho had been Heht - Chlet Engineer Of
tho sxuy, l ,exsmlned the points 10 Goea the
nteTs AEd upon u ! tetUfn tn tnt evening i iouud
= ttaertrm anrounetfR n 1tt-f. a1d the appotur-.
men. Of Geut nj Ttnmxs n ny successor. / sent
80. -&c-- A.. &C.,. :, 81 q. y
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PLANTING TREES.

TIE following Ia proportion msda ny Mr..
Ntotll, GI Cook, 10 amend the Constitution Of tbs
State the object Of wncn IL to secure and provide
for
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Hopes that tbr Crnzt unr TN
W J0nc<s L.ocker-'rbe t.r. oa-
foaioW the evcH~css-rur srr-n.s Aas
bic indignation of both r..
bly, Happen. '7o>'''
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=.
The toI lists at the onlce OF the Com mutsslonr1
OF Taxts IN Milwaukee show that The following
Iefsorb and nrus Of that city pay taxes on per.
sonal property TO the amount OF -, oou aud over
,nr Ihp sear 1870.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-05

NEW WORK MARKxT.
slss s,aissi ss's cents sssS ossssy Ts
s:a,: goa DO X s.a,. mobile sss d S,ds,l1s s
s Sss.ss sS ri ssS sc s.. :sS os ns
IicSr dsii and nominsis soaiSssa Ss@ii'is.
S Gss ass az: .a spa ns .i.t rs: 81. ssisi
quiet bat steady, ri 20. 1oid i7sx.
BALrrxers, BetoseT sHsrsad.,ss.. = The
MARKET for Flour 10 dull decidedly, and sales
are confined to ANAL lots for local eonsump--
1874 cS Ss, r hs,. Ssy e sS, s
Al seNIfoese, ~ bel.. oits Min DO. on pri
yste tetn'I 100 bile Howard Street Family at
"FssS.% Market fairly active mi. morning,
but prices a shade lower than on Saturday,
Tho receipts reached 81. 900 bushels, aud we
note sales a. follows, VIII 10 900 bushels May
.aH td RED ss :, Ss a. G sass. r & a.
E!s, ssd Woo do. medium grade do. At ti.saS
Corn.-Msrket stiil unsettled, and tendency
Of prices downward. Receipts today 5000
bushels. Sales 5000 to 1000 bushels Western
nos sS Ss S, II p. ss tss
aye:,SWs pess ssals to-day Of lot Of 400
h1soTa cts ana No. a = .Ip.nse, s,ovo oushe" NJ
gynS,. ~, W. wv .,sV 20. oogesen'
hui ~ ~ a,s.tI ~ 81 sales MA morning,
az h. sne ia IN, MIN 10 tone and we quote
70, ss,s ~ son Mo' , III Scnd, ssn0loM cents
49, NJ u W soouj n4Wl1 ecnu, Hoidi Ior
p rme tesrsoes sna guy paid a. iNf1leH
soIS a. .oas ~ nyou AT ,iuNGun cents,
ssS sd; 'o'' W p''"'' anu ''s''N cents f0'
tuoh.-We gre ~ yet wlthout sales Of Got
ION 70 .epvs.., gu, me mstSet tAthet nrmer
SnoteS a fsxf4eN cts; for low rniddiins aud
| W3HTA cts. Tor middiing.
Moidne,;-There 10 nothing doing In Mo-
ciayed At i3as6 ets:; do. Musoovado At tsga
ets hnSmsh Island AZ eSQos cts, and Porto
hioo ~ oogIe CTS. per gallon.
MH feed-ls 10 fair demand and hrp az FOL.
lows, VIZ NUls e,s. Ior BIewrstun, 5000
s.s Iot ngnt Miadiinss and esVoo Cts per
pusEel i0t heapy 40.
! ffeeuioh.-bseon is active 10 the Jobbing
way anu ntm a. doiiows' yn; iInUII oenas
| LOT snouluefs, HH Gus LOT np Siues, anu ~
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-05

rhE QUESTION OIL the prohipitlon Oh the
liquor 'rainc meets win ueeiuea iaFor IN AZ
least one Oh gu, great .hr'S'ah ooales' the
me.nou' ~ sue ."'' .'pee'aiS
WIN 'n0 "'''e'H .o' ""''e 'ns"
u.seian'e' "'e uH'ii'''aA"U'y .ioaf' nv INC
Wisconsin conference just neia AZ Appieton'
he'. w. u iiaaaoek submitted tue repor. on
temperance ana m II recommended 'na' al
se'nPo,a ',, lneu ueenne W 'o'o iot ineu no"
IN nomination unless 'ney are soou men ana
.onpe'n'e n'n, ~ ,e ',, 'u a,,, N.puUnean
parry VI a", Otue' pN''s IAN WI 'uo! 'eA'n
10 iespees 'He "''h'' Vi .ne 'ens'ous anu
orderIo'ihg pcoP'e IN their conventions
Inc report was auoP'eu WIN singular una
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-05
DIED.

TUCKER On the "a instant, after 4 short hut
palnful illness, CHARLES =. X. In his 18th year,
beloved husband OF Mary A. an son u Silts 8.
and the late Sarah J, Tucker
The friends and relatives OF the deceased ere re-
speetiyely nyitod to attend the funeral, which Is
to take place at the residence Of his father, h9l
Seventh street, near Maryland avenue, this AFTER
noon at clock.
UPsHUR. Yesterday morning. att 10 clock. after
II months.
The relatives aud friends OF the family are 70
quasted 10 attend his funeral from his late resi-
deuce. No. i0s Eleventh street, between | aud X
streets, Wedpesday 70 o clock, IN,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-05

DIR. A. G. MAcKEY was recently elected,
by the trustees, professor OF natural and
mechanical philosophy and astronomy in
the South Carolina University, whereupon
the chiyalric sons of the Palmetto State
threatened to secede from the University,
and abandon 1t to the "bats and moles." No
one pretends to question DR.. Mackey's
ability and his fitness for the position, but
he is "Radical," and that's the unpardon-
able sin according to the political religion OF
the ex-rebels of South Carolina.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-05

Is THE PREsTDEST's ASTE-RooM A DoRMI-
ToRYi One would certainly suppose SO
from the number OF slcepy-heads hanging
around there yesterday. While we can't
agree with Mr.. Greeley, that all clerks had
better resign and 60 to farming, we do think
more good would come of digging and hoe
ing than hanging around the White House,
waiting for an office TO turn up.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-05

"REPORN General Sam Gary, OF Ohio, Is
now stamping that State In the interests OF
Democracy. Mr.. Gary lrst was a temperance
man, then Republican, then a Consefvatiy
and we are pleased to see that now, at last, he
has come out entirely from among the Philis-
tines, and become thorough, incorporating
Democrat. "-ChGrieSiOH Courier.
VIII the Courier explain furtheri Has 1t
information that In becoming ga thorough,
Incorporating Democrat" Mr.. Cary has
deserted the temperance cause alsoi We
would like to be satisfied on that point.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-05

AFFAIRS IN sPAIs.-spanish political mat
tiers are In very uncertain and unsatisfac-
tory state, and 1t Is more than possible that
there Is smouldering volcano which may
break forth at any tine. According to the
latest telcgraphic accounts the instruction
airy movement 10 maintained at different
points. Republican volunteer forces col
lected in Madrid, Barcelona and other cities,
with view to rescuing the prisoners taken
by the military during the late engagements
at the barricades, have cut the telegraph
wires and stopped mall trains carrying Gov
ernmont dispatches. Very considerable alarm
still exists at Bejar, where the populace re-
mains In an excited and unruly condition.
The Republican deputies who have been
elected to the Cortes, have organized counter
revolutionary or democratic ,reactlouary
bands In Heresca and Martazelo. Their
forces have been defeated In the last named
place by the local authorities and troops.
The most serious events may occur In Spain
at any moment, but Madrid remains quiet
lust at present.
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GoyERNoR PILE, of New Mexico, Is on his
way to this oity.-ChroRfcle yesisrddy.
Why, bless your dear old Rip Van Wrinkle
soul, General Pile has been here, was here
nearly all of last week, had an interview
with the President on affairs In New Mexico,
and is, by this time, far on his way West
again.
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Wines and Liquors.


JAMES NOLAN,
DRALERIs
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81 Pennsylyanta avenue, Sdjoining Metropolitan
Hotel,
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The FOLLOWING Is list of cadets recently
admitted as fourth class mldshlpmen to the
Naval Academy! +. A. White, Maine; WIN.
Winder, New Hampshire; william +. Shaw,
New Hampshire; W. G. Coles, Connecticut;
+. B. Croker, Massachusetts, l.. J. Davids,
New York; ]. NJ. Jackson, New York; J. b.
Nichols, New York; David Peacock, New
Jersey; Ed. G. Ray, Pennsylvania; c. NJ.
Mccartney, PENNSYLVANIA; s. ". B. Dlehl,
Pennsylvania; William A. Talbot, Pennsyl-
vania; William McKelvey, Pennsylvania;
G. W. Hyde, Maryland; T. E. Muse, Mary
land; W. A. Northcott, West Virginia; r. +.
Nicholson, North Carolina; c. G. Duffy,
North Carolina; A. P. Upsham, South Caro-
lima; Isaac B. Elliott, South Carolina; II. s.
Carmel, Georgia; r. Habersham, Georgia.
Charles b. Grant,, Tennessee William F.
Halsey, Louisiana; Charles J. Bremen, Mis-
souri,; Ed. l.. Baker, Iowa; Irving B. Fisher,
Illinois; John +. Robb, Illinois; ]. Farms
worth, Illinois; Charles B. T. Moore, ILL
noIs William Gundlack, Illinois; John Z.
Anderson, Ohio; Isaac B. CUP, Ohio;
Charles Laird, Ohio; Clarence Y. Fithian,
Ohio; Alfred Reynolds, Indiana; Ed. Vail,
Indiana; Charles A. Wallingsford, Indiana
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN Is posted TO de-
liver his lecture tonight at Mozart Hall.
George Francis is placarded as champion OF
the Irish republic. Fit champion of a fit re-
public. His portraits In the windows bear
this inscription; /" have sworn to free the
Irish republic, and so help me aod WILL"
Undoubtedly no will. One of the great
movements In this liberation is to gather q
crowd of New York Irish republicans aud
tear down the flag of the British consulate.
When he has freed Ireland he is going To
rule over 1t. 1t Is all according to the
eternal fitness of thing. Cincinnati Gazette,
October g