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INSURANCE COMPANIES
fyLoBE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMFY
or New York.
.eAsH ,AssETs, -oyER 5000, toO.

Reasons for insuring In the Company;
In addition to the usual securities offered by ole
companies the Policies of the GLoBE, should the IN
sured 40 desire are and certified by the a
perintendent Of the Departments o. the
state of New York They are thus endorsed oy lnp
STATE and made equal to National Bank note or Uni
ted States bond.
pooict ara on.foffeting, the President OF the Com
many being the author OF the forfeitng system l
olicies arc the most liberal issued by any company IN
,he United States. Death b. SUICIDE, WAR or
DUELLING do itiate the policy as is the case ~
many other companies In the first Policies are paia
without reduction; in the other two cases ia a0un'
of premiums returned
No restrictions to residence or travelling at any
| and all seasons of the year. ..fla n.
Since the organization of this company in une' ieo
| over is 900 Policies have been issied
Parties wishing to invest in Lifo Insurance VIII md
tn their interest to investigate the merits Of this Com
Pany' G. NJ. WILCOX, General Agent,
g-TT j. c. SHIPLEYs Local Agent.
Medical Examiners--Dr Eeard, Drs. PIN s. scott III
, (rnwcour DIR. Schmittie. auo 'iu
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THE LAST OF THE PopEs-At Va allen ;a;,o IN
l799 died Plus VI, q prisoner .. T%is ia the
screwed t down PopesS Often had these words
Pslet ssSY s Sss Fas
since; snes we're no priests left in France; but
Plus X born Go 9I 60 sS S1 RE edHs
graNeIs "% Ionr seal npon the stone and set your
the GTp SG are sa the pTs
| the craales' e"oU; falling on the brow of the
of 6 GSp'TTmh at baptised child win grow in years
he viii feel tho want of his G b the CredS,
some ez ecu have gushed from him with mar,
this child IN who s ssiSif TOMS m but
ne WIN s Say lever hold such a prey And the
viii thsn become T the World "nd % eg{
forth unuii III NV Fntherp This truly Will
out, s nay tSyrriSc a roar which shall burst the PoT
Of death The f spFsh s snn the
= voleo SIN" INV sonl" aud love shall triumph an
. ebs caves Shall bring forth.
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RrRIEs AND TRACrs-our missionary"
China tell us how complacently that PhiioSo-
,,,,ic neoule receive tracts and bibles from
Proteatant colporteurs, and to what ut'iitari"n
n,rnoses they are subsequently applied ITO"
that follows it would appear their counter
,,orts are to be met with elsewhere:
oh tell it not in Gath, repeat 1t NOT IN r1Ai
| 49,. ui.IIi The Bible, aud the Bible ohiS, -
| the Protesthant rule of faith. buv a' 1 -
little is that sacred volume resPec'eee 5nt6Ss
crs " ho cannot readi A couple oA M, nH,' nf
5Co II was discovered that the sniPtro ae9ort
Rfbles Professionals were IN the haoiU Vi .Sap tbe
mo to italy with the full copyictloh tna ',arr
rasuIt would be the final collapse OF p ope,S'
were used for no more lnteiieetn1t $3.50
than the manufacture of cigarettes. ~ pSaas
| that even this moderate share Oh uC' +so;I
: not ALWAYS become consequent uPV1 a. son,T
iabors The Italians Mt least turneu 70 sS It
noconnt the Gifts of their English frleh4s, pn
r. Nsaor;a hive acted far worse-they let sI''
!, bibles lie as they got them, withouI w tn
y | themselves even to tear out the lea' a. loo
l. SIaIho,,rne A0c states that among the 100
: fnwnJ NV an expedition up the WAltoIL" ~ ~, "
3 NJ ze3land the other day, was a cahoe7 i
b. ~ RihIeE which showed no indications Oh I nI
o 100 boen studied by the natives, VINO haSno i
81 e. could seem had preserved theu too Sti n;
=. snlIyS They IRE supposed to nave Dyen ~ III
~ tr;hnted ten or fifteen years ago. not ~, ~
a TSr;tish and Foreign Bible Society tnLem w.
1n hraad nnou the water-as they Ih cn.S
~ Sonla EXPRESS it-they hardly eNpee'e ~,
re- 49, .. thns returned to them " AFTER ni"i
az DAVIS" -----
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noUBLE LOCK ELASTIC sTrrCHsaf2 ,Sssaa
THE GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE.
FOR sIMPIICITYgIT HAS 80 RIyAI- 4.
Patented In America aud Europe.

This Machine Is sIl on the sarface and can DO onea
without remoyal the length of stitch can be cnAnScu
while the machine Is in motionf ~ feeds the nAnEsc
through the machine wlhuut assstan tron inc
the thread is taken directly nom the ~
without cvrndinusing silk. cotton linen thread %
any number working with equal nciity iroin t"e
finest many shicxnessss Of heavy heayer
Their range capacity for work Is even Eteattsa
than most high priced machines as WIN t,,e
proper attachments you hem fell stitch Sq, gpS
merely inserting threads suitable size and colors en-
broider the beautiful superior TO any thihs
attained by hand . ~ n !. - - Ia.
i. They make tho double lock elastic stitch, sewing
4 from tive spools. ,u...,
! p They make q strong and handsome seam, better
than be made by hand or by any other macnile.
81 They have an unusually large under the AKIN
| and Beedle-a great convenience. a. go, ,.,,,,
Their work will stand the test u1 washlnS' bOAAs
| and-gear unequaled by other machines =. -,
crate; cheaper and moro simple than any machine now
q They IRE almost neiseess In their operation can
be easily learned and kept in ORDER
They VIII time money, LABOR anu ~
sewing and changed from one quality OF graae
They are the result and combination OF all that
in sewing machines. which, together WIN
their cheapness ought to make them the
sary adyantaees FIRST and most important chespness
second, simpicity and durability thirds meehani0a
perfection. r,oxrsyrr,rr A rant :,
4 4peuts wanted with small eaptal. i'm the states Q
.labama Mississippi, Louisiana ana Texas, ~ "hoN
: We offer liberal Inducements. on a..
postofiice S4. 2 o.. p Le-c ,l-
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IsT OF PREMIUMS AWARDED TIE SEPToLiNE
IL - 500 OIL COMPANY jt-f 81

i - 80 OIL COMPANY -i ss
At tho Louisiana State Fair OF isogi isss Is 10
h Ore for the IIest Assortment of LAMPS
Fort he BeatN on-explosiyo illuminating OlL,
For The Best Sugar House LANTERNs,
For the Best Cane Shed = F.sf
For the Hand sf W. - - ..,,,,,,,.s,s,
And ono Beat OIL and Portable GAS bohNHisS.
ur Portable Gas considered to be ny f sss
this market inst Try tnesn; anu
remember guarantee them to giye entie
ton VIZ will refund tho money. !. =. a, .
Our Portable Gas Fluid is guaranteed 70 VOL sSs
in ali Kinds of Portable Tampa or PeToenh otsee
that are good for anything ell 1t having been
refined ior t she. n LANTERNS cHRdNEYs
BTRNEnS and LAAiP- TRIMMINGS Of every descrip
tion OH. CAMS ETC. ,,5,r Ar u, q. /. c
1 NJc4EOR SAFETY LAMP and NO CHIMNEY tfi9iees
EIs-a new feature in household economy, combining
safety with economy and briilancy OF hight ~
lfcc and sample of the Septoline Oh company
! Is Dauphine street, near Canal ,s. -. al
Ordsrs dstance promptly hiled ana goouS
1 IL pacb ed TO prevent breakage. - >,,,o,.y ,r.a.
| II
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,s,,,,v,, ~, THE IsSocENrs.-Tbe New York |
Iadependeat has an article on this suoJece, an
extract from which we give below. lhe e.ioo
| of that paper is a Yankee OF the pfnest hin"'
and therefore must have had the pesS aulhoiiV'
ere he admitted statement SO
| to his sectional pride, as that liners Is NV
village in the New England States IN Mni.n
this crime is not committed more OF iess' A'
recar,ls the remedy suggested, we greatly ieaa
II will be nueatory-wanting, as 1t does 'ne
sacramental grace. The editor says
A gentleman in one of the smaller towns Oh
Connecticut writes to us az a,,r EDITORIAL ON
} 9'The Murder of Helplessness' Tho paper " ~
90 into hundreds of families where tne oit fr
, thank God. it is fashionable to take the In,
dependent. For more than year II mas DeeY Won ON
my mind to write you on this queStio .;.,.r Of
win have the thanks OF every weii-M t mis-
the human race. But You make greae niS
Q taLe when YOU speak of the crime of fGtfciae
as being confined to the large cities: ~ ou
0 What know-and the Information mas peoI
~iyen unsolieited--in reference to TINS no., t.
practice in the'iand do not S Seatss Int this
IA $50 r nract;sed more or less. There are men
= Who make it their business. with nieulclne ant
N Instruments to carry on In,S stag;na in tn,
church have practised it. Men are na esaa;,
here in this hghly-moral State S3ooo ana SsJV
os Se@s Their patients are from the highl
to IS the sas"Tng
he 'e;d;.S and size OF purse of the victims
IN f pgIioats females go in the dead Of the nigh
dressed in masculine attire to avoid dets Son
at to obtain the means to hide their Sh ~
rs. Tba canse of the evil lies in lust, which IS
'se near to murder as fire to~smoke:, me in "a a
ur mora,ization of the people at large III =, ,
- nraeIIce or itS,o.. furnishes q IopInS
tbe greatest anxiety to the philan,tnr H'i :,
When American women lose their . sh" 'n h y,
acc ia lost. Church membership Is no ps
iel TSe confluence of man and chastity OF "ohi'
pal is the only hope"
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~. us.,, -, Sash Wind0'rs--This is performer
10 hGep ~ ~ cork, in the simplest manner anu
with scarcely G i0to SR hsh
holes in the sides eo of the g pTosdtns about the
common S 30 mn inch These will press against
the window frames along the sL t INV
on9 J NV their elasticity support the SASH Ut "'S
height required
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DAILY SALES AT AUCTION BY
- MATTHEW WARD Auctioneer

once, Corner Of camp and Poyd'''s sss ''''
WEI be sold DAILY. at loh o'clock At tne
co.n and Peydras streets large and vat,eo
,,,pt Of the BEST HOUSEHOLD FUkNii NI, H1 w..
IA Bodsteads Bureaus, Armoirs - 80
r.lles Extension Tables, Sidcbcards' "Afo 80, =,
,rt,ms-cash. in O. S. Treasury notes aus u"
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sos

me- Felier and Braider. All the different hrst.cass
Sewing Mach,nes for sale Sloats celebrated Eltptic
and the Howe Sewing Machine-the FIRST invent9d tne
Of MACHINES repaired Needless Siisr Thread and on
for an Kinds Machines. Machines can be sent by sx
press with the bill to be collected on delivery OF MA
chine. All Machines warranted at the Great Soulherp
sewing Use NJ S. HEDRiCK, 81 and he Canal ST..
A yeuIa wanted. lde6 9ml New Orleans
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moor priest, assisted by the Jew ven - ,r RE
pp ssr md yyhcre he restored himself -
Jew ave him his address before leavtnk, sn1
said that wheneye5 no M h I'm net Of this
lew he rewardsd by Almighty God, that ne mh l
be brought into the one 1914 70 49, ~
blessings of that poor oppressed nihl So -
Cod Universe. - .csaa1,,fy
and 1,ninferruptedly in the midst OF al tne
rumors and disturbances OF other S,aIos'
The Congregation of Rites appIpyed hne III
liminary steps of the Process OF ~ =
/ Of Brother Ignatius Laconf, Cappuchiil iJ a.
brother of Sardinia, anu OF ra. Inden Has con-
4 damnad Reuan's work on st. Paul, but tHo
| decreg rs not yet published. - s4,,s
Itsspnears that Pere Theiners WORK on w
Concordat was shown in Ms TO ,a,ni -
lwriterse who iuplored him not to publish ~,
Int he yielded to the instances OF the lmperl!ul
\ Court and several ecclesiastics attached 10 ~
II Is very much regretted here, as are I'm
speeches of Peres Hyacinthe and Gratry' ae 'u'
J Ligue de 10 Paix. l.a,.,; g r, o,r,,lit
INNS Mt is. Pietro Marceuino last night, AM
appeared in good health and spiritsi r.. :,
Nor. LIE Cosguer, the Bishop OF for1 a
G Prince. is still extremely i'll at the Erene
4 seminary, but it is hoped, notwithstanding
r. Cardinal Mattel is perfectly recovereu, an
r drove ont on Sunday to st. John Lateran.
# JnIv 25.-Tbe funeral Of Count Gapfl
If Mastai took place last week Mt ShigasitiIa2, b.
r was followed by the entire city, the Archpis.
ofliciating. He had reached the yenerabie as
u Of eiui,ty-pine, and retained to the lsse y
). facnlties and nmiablc qualities which endear,
,e him to that noble family of which ne was y
1t chief. There is every reason TO thinh ne g.,
o. have lived many ears longer, but Ior -
IN acc;dent which caused his death false stt
&C a fall, on getting into his carrlage.-LoH"
al REGISTER. 40.
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ASSETS OVER 81, 900.

10ues Registered Policies countersgned by the sg
Of the INSURANCE Department Oh the oIee
Neyv York certifying that the Policy Is secured ny
DiadSo of public stocks, bonds and mortgages r &C..
fis aanosts of stocks by the North ameriSa
Insurance Company ts Department nre Io9 se pI
pposi,s arc adequate for the purpose p,pNrs
Spperiutendcnt ms. Dept, New YORK.
uItnav he safely affirmed that when the crsdit OF
- IA 3owerfuI state pledged to secure the noeg
r;t "f the reserve fund.- the danger % 1ie LII
sur"hOo 10 iate insurance Com of Massach nseSis.
- 80 for oflicers of steamers and railroad
cars No material conditions OF res'ri''A0NS IN '-
Policy ~, ou,oo,a peferences;
Rail- Lyons s. Co, f Mar!nSS1he so * ~
| G. l.. kouns & Co, sIeaNeI u ~ Toxstv
Cobb, DOlhonde d Co. capt. oolin 70 r. o-iet"n''
Beades, wingo Co, Marcus 49, a. = ''iA'''-'
f"se' Dr. ~ s A Smith Medical Examiner,
DIR. J. c. BckhaTn, 4, uAuEy
f f-o,orol gents - Camp street, n. O.
T. ~ y Local Agent.
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"A MERICAN roNTINE LIFE AND SAVINGS
I 4 ssia" INSURANCE CoAfPANY.
14s Broadway, eorner. of Liberty streot, =. Y.

DIRECTORS:
VIM II Ludlow President, I49 Broadway.
fsot M Stratten, President, l49 broadway
Sa,uue wets OF Wiliets q Co. ss Fear! 20 vel
Jonathan Thorne of Thorne Watson & Co.. 10 Ferry
rohS N Whiting Attorney and Counsellor, 20 Wall St.
Robt Schen OF Robt Schel s. Co, 81 Maiden Lane. |
J. seymour Of Seymour Co yrtb 20 street
j p Giraud Foster, of Foster Thompson, % Wan 81
T. Wilson Stratton Treasurer OF the Nosei'y "orAs'
tosen,, NJ Cooper of Cooper, Fellows s. Co. II Maiden
Knos Kennedy, vice President of the Bank of Com
merce, 81 Nassau street -, ...
MinotC. Morgan Banker, 81 wall street Iro,t stres,
Edward Haght President National hank OF Tue Com
| Chas J Shepard. 242 Water street
PTiEht Enss Of p Enes sons 1871
Jas n Brown Of Bro wn Bios & Co, 80 wal street
samuel L. Mitchell Merchant 30 BToadwsy 4, sDruoe
Abram s. Hewitt, of Cooper Hewitt < Co. II Burhns
Slip
IMPORTANT NEW FEATURES N DIVIDENDS
AND MODES OF INSURANCE
/ .uL;,as of Non FORGETTING Life and Endowment Pol
Innuity Joint Life and Redemption Policies and
Policies inoontestible
Liberal modes of payment of premiums
Low yet safe rates Oh Insurance..
Thirty days grace ON renewals
Prompt payment OF losses
Economy ny in Io; SsRsn''s-
!. LnnnaI diyidends on contribution plan.
No extra charge for policy stamps OF medical exam
in No eItra charge for army and navy officers
No extra charge for captains and officers oil hr'tcaS
= steamships and sailing v :as"ds
8 Nv oNS LEAKE, SEYMOUR & co.
\ 65 Camp street
q anil 3m Agents tor Louisiana arid Texas.
e AfIR1eA XIV FTp FoIhes sr1RANfiE COMFY
|
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S55 $50. sos
WILCOX & GIBBs
TwIsTED LOOP STITCH SILENT
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
$50

Always in order and ready to
sew. Such 10 its simplicity, and
the ease with which IL is urder-
stood, that the child Of ak years
and the granddaughter of seventy
can operate IL successfully, The
thread 10 used from the original
spool without rew-inding. Every
AZ ni,ina Ia Furnished with Hem.
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u. WALTON,
Auctioneer, Appraiser and General Aso"''
& Caroudelet street, New Orleans

,r,, ,Ddsrs,auea bees TO inform the publc thai ne
ootlu,e tho sa Estate aud General uction ous'
meas at carondelet street and sOlicta the fAvors OF
go. for the sale of real estate stocks, neTchandi
furniture, etc -, ,,i mt
;Un-Port wardeus', Underwriters anu -
80 ~ e1eTy description attended 20 q. ,,a
The attention Of ow of real estate Is Inch In
,g .omnefe systam Of plaus A. plan j ,uaiad
~. yo,,ycIISe and sas-of city property, .
facisitIss and the most accurate III rnhSloll ,-
| iyIl I'm =
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

DANES, WINDOW GLASS, WALL PAFEh ALL
WINDOW SHADES.
1o5 Canal street. .---.lO5
The undersigned announces 70 his numerous friends
and customers In town and country, that ne has on
hand and is constantly receiving ut his store large
stock of the above articles which he Offers for sale at re-
uced prices calls special attention to his stoeA Oh
low priced -5.-, =
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES
Parties in want of such goods viii do well by calling
at his stores examining goods and prices before pur
- -. -, .,..,nere NJ wREELAHAN,
-, - q. les Canal street
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cINGERS CELEBRATED NEW FAMILY SEW
. ING MACHINE,
Is the best Sewing Machine offered to tide public
1t Hems and Fells, Braids Cords. Tucks and Marks
and Embroers with such elegance and ease that the
finest needlework would look comparison II Is
,ha onlv Machine ever invented ebroders with
the Stitch and account OF Its adjustable 1905
has reaer range Of work than any other 1t Is uAeo
almost exclusively all the Lady Aiiners and In an
Converts of this CITY, aud it has the greatest
of an Machine tho world warrant every MAohine
sell to give satisfaction and after fair trial to
| ,ho money hit does not do 90. JOHN McNULTY,
| 7Carnp street. New Orleans, 2
Wholesale and Retail Agency for Louisiana, Texaa mis-
aissiupi and Alabama and agent for George Clark
| Celebrated NEW THREAD.
4 - hNNt
auslity for Dress Makers. Taors and Saauies1' ON
stantly on hand. ----------- -
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SEWING MACHINES.
d. vs. 80. ltf
LOCK-STTTCH FAMILY SEWING MACrs-sS

and will not rip favei s y tssA
For aimpcity. aaraSiIiay and beauty IL srpds WITH
out q rival j. -.
Twentyave Dollars cheaper than amy ethsF rSt class
Agents wasted sbrpashout the sssth; ,... ~
Address, 4. w. ENGI.E, AAent,.
Or call at sslesFo Baroane street Hs s esIs sa
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= According TO the Method of ST. IgHatiu''
TIE
SUFFERING, LIFE AND DEATH or QUE AO''D
JESUS CHRIST, 80. -,
- ,..s e,,,, tbe French by sister OF Merry "
- by Most Rev Archbtshop PurSsh reFis"
sS,aJ Nv Rev. w H. ADderdon. 81 a. a. oor1,
10 thirteen numberss at - eehtS e
/ number -. A. ct.t,-a of Mercy. West and
/ EaMrtl streets, Cincinnati Ohio. %
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-30

selfish to secure his fees from all, thus
renders valueless the production of the en-
tire party. N
These difficulties that beset the steps Of
the inventor are well known to the capital
list to whom he applies for aid and 30,
want of capital denied him on the one
hand, and the want Of honesty on the
other, he loses heart and hope. Just here
comes into view the value of compe-
tent, honest counsel to the inventor.
The proper wording and presentation
Of an application for patent, so as to
make secure his claim, Is as important to
the party making ii as the invention itself.
Our laws for the projection, and office for
the examination of patents, are the best
in the world; yet both show human i'm
perfection. It often as needful that the
party making application should be in.
formed as to what he might have granted
him, did he request it, that he has not
claimed, as to secure to him what he does
ask for; therefore the necessity OF a care
fully-worded patent upon an invention,
drawn up from examination by compe-
tent party. And this verdict the applicant
should secure before he goes or sends to
Chicago Bureau.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-30
Tie West.

The Illinois State Constitutional Con-
vention effected permanent organza-
ton on the 10th, by the election of Chas.
Hitchcock, of Cook, as President; John
Q. Harmon, of Cairo, Secretary; Daniel
Sheppard, Assistant Secretary; A. H..
Swayne, Second Assistant Secretary !;
Mr.. Lathrop, Doorkeeper and Messrs.
Crouch and Moore, Assistants Jas. Whit
man, Postmaster, and w. G. Seward, AS
sistant.
The reunion of the Society of the Army
of the Cumberland closed at Indianapolis
on the 10th, with the annual address by
Gen, Nagley, The next meeting will be
at Cleveland in September, 1870.
The Hon. John Russell, ex.Secretary of
State of Ohio, and State Senator elect, died
on the nth, at his residence in Urbana.
An election to fill the vacancy in the
Ohio Senate, occasioned by the death OF
the late Senator Russell, has been ordered
on the eth instant.
The California Legislature is classified
thus: Senate-96 Democrats; I hide
pendent Democrat; II Republicans
Independent Republican; and Independ-
emit Assembly-67 Democrats; . indie,
pendent Democrats; 10 Republicans; and
Independent Republican.
A call has been issued for State TEN.
perance Convention in Ohio, to be held
at Newark, ON the 18th and 14th OF Janu-
ary
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-30
The East.

An attempt to destroy the Spanish TO-
tilla of gunboats in New York harbor, on
the 18th, with torpedoes, was frustrated
by the sudden removal of the boats to
another anchorage.
New York dispatches on the 18th an
nounce several failures in that city and in
various parts os the country,
Alta public meeting of workingmen in
New York city, on the evening of the
10th, resolutions were adopted strongly
protesting against the importation of
Chihameninto the country, by an Ameri.
can Immigrant Society to the injury of
the working classes, and calling on Con.
grcss 10 take measures for its prevention.
Eighteen OF the Spanish cunboats lef,
New York sn the 18th in company with
the Spanish man ot.war Pizarro
At a large public meeting in Buffalo on
the night Of the 18th, great indignation
was expressed by citizens Of al natiopali-
ties at McDougalPs being permitted by
the United States to congregate British