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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-21

aRRorHER cuAwFoT:Dvsi SERMON. rs

- p
lyon, don't see. me e. today IN the
dress I5allers Wear;.I comeamong you.
as a stranger; and am now tricked out
inmy store clothes. 1 am not proud
man, but / thought it would be more
becoming among strangers. fre Is, I,
/ After this he raised hymn in
which the congregation joined. He
then began his sermon: ., ., .''' ,.,..-, -2lI,
g. Ny dear. brethren and sisters, first
and foremost, I'm gEine to tell you
of the affecting partiIi had with my
congregatioh at Bethel Chapel. After
1 had got through with my farewell
sermon, as I came, down outen the
pulpit, the old gray headed brethren
and sisters, who had listened to my
voice twenty years, crowded round
me, and with sobbing voices and tear
fui eyes, said-'s Farewell, Brother
Crawford " '''' 'i'''
'aAs I walked down the aisle. the
young ladies, tricked out in their fine
ry, brass jewelry, gcwga:ws, jimcracks,
tha;ss r;aht 800 IA "a
their 'ros1 i;ns 4 Faroc.fr1oi1 c.r Rrrotha,
81, L 4teo,d T, ,55F S!5o1 7SFS I'm - y
aTbe yonnno yoonnn1no nor, mon n tbo;, a,ieti t;ioh,
,on4 IbJott. aa,I[a iTfaIIil
Notwithstanding of pomatum and
"a = i 1 !
sfT;ned Zeb,.a nants tbay too ss;Idf
d aFareweli Brother Crawford y SUI
aThe little children-lamrfbs in the
foid-lifted IN their tiny hands and
small voices and and With With one n,, accord a.
said. We'll Rrotb5er Cys Crysaw,51fGo7rd I,
.Tbe coIored hre,ttlbro,,ni III 81 '3f of tho con.
oreGo @ ti;o, - NV 3, como = forwyoo,rd rbloc.l
Sheen +, Who bad heenrf admittad5 = lbe
IA nnnad,. NJ, ;y tr, w;th toans
Ll,n;1oT do,rn +bo; ,.h ,o.hoo! IA tho,
~ 5;d aForaraiI Rro}har Icra =,
es[,atn - fn1 sGf5sii III (
ao+ =, ~ :, 49, 90 a, :, j, u
r. 80
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1ia = : - - =, ~ =. =.
jatod lii a,,5 !, s 6 ao1,l,o,..,i ..,oa,e
soo,,,aa a. 800. r. =, ,,,oII !,
T,.a,Tfor,.,y 80 ~
TslaaI. !a ~ IL,
roy, ,S - -, lH Tod - = 'it' !,
peoytl. ,y " fY4N Ae9 tlieil ~ ~ s'tets ~
,no - y ~, l zllpTae -. :, . = : -
leineu ol M tnelr re"Sl, prooliIs, al seeilieu u
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-21
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1oSfY bEb WosfAN AND 10 I. In

aE .noifBtftatfQa eAAfo 5H0Bfaog89 IL
By JoHS. .ERogGHAM- rtf fJ4.t,-F "a.
aI 10 sSo9SF lHiaA4jf1JiI IA A'Ioi ~
wsIf4aEs 4 erssss9tpeq qDriass seFo thf middle Of
s7w Alys3oilaa1#Ko ny 3ola 1#KonS.h s1iaf!fHG19vo1) fa19b9-
Taking our care intReealni and thelstrifo sTEg
II With the travellers passing by; 9Ifiii OF
And though on our pathway the shadows arc
rdoif3sf1fe, Stlsf 81 F@SiSfsot 70 300
baRTAere's a light inf1e EestariDsky. 9selae
Some losses and erossek Ofscoiirss we've had,
- ! NY old woansIn and Isl9!1ons a9aTS boz
But bless youi we never found time to be sad,
and a very good reason why;
Viewers busy asibees, and we iwefent t soiniad II
mods tosto9 in our work andGfy. Isl sbTsif
On. ouric Manageable road as i've joulneyed silefgl
Z; Ny old woman and /, 10 saE3A4sBG 9dI
The kindly companions we met in the throng
Il Made otsr fiyes like vision ny;
And therefore the few that imagined us.wrongN
"a, Scarcely cost rs single sigh5Is hna ati
The weak and the Teatw Enivestrivent to cheer,
"a, Ny old Woman ard Isytff,f., tzlJ 4gfii If,
Fer NE each of US thought that our duty while
-9qod hefeltlfs TSfi H39 ffi2o sssih9Ai I.
+ 10 Mas toIle as we'd be done bk9Ia q ies l1
In theyhope TO exhibit balance clear alToiGtt9
i When the reckoning day is nigh ...--,
ia kss5 9 AE1.t - 80 -
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1e .Aatsf h.ns .yta4t taE1i b9yOaqWf huA ESu 3di
The old lady who used to dry shef
clothes on the equinoctial lineshas gone
to Greenland to get the north pole to
draw cistern water with.
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Farm w anted.

A NY person having small Farm with fair
IN improvements, within fivemiles Of ftaven-
ma. can find cash customer by calling on 2S@'
Ravenna, JAM T, 1880, 3w. = 'ffs''fiGri
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= sAelefgyman after marrying eou,
PIE, made . prayer over them, oonclud-
ing, Forgive them, Lord, they know
not what tliegdo.pdi llfennGl n ri
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-21

JfITTE O E7TUTf 5TETT f7z--f7 7TTzT17zz5z-
ba4i6sI ss7 TIE = RIllsKIlE;7 "a Z; szeszaa
oYer the FiEertbe beekon 10 meyoxs .s94ssS
Loved ones who're crossed to the faEther side;
The gieaIn or their snowy robes ! see,
.Bat ske1r seites ase adro<shed IN the fd6,iiAs
81 mTEtidei ssasfto y7sys o3 -bastxs u
There's one with ringlets Of sunny gold. -,
And eyes, the rejection of heavens own blue;
Heerossedin the eadlig gliE gray and colds ssfiIi
And the pale mist shif him from mortal IvieE:i
We saw not the angels who met him there.
The gates Of the city we could not see:
OFeif66 Ever, over tlis F5ssr, lBt bffs saif0ig
-Ay hrethes stands waiting te Eele6rae sd
over he river, the boat1aGn pale ta1saos ayil
Carried ano<ber-zthe ho6sehold pet-8d5 lifaii
Her brown curls waved in the gentle gale.
Darling 1Ifnniet I see her yet;
she crossed on her bosom Her aimpled hands sKso
And fearlesslE entered the pliantem bark;1sm
We yatehed it glide from the silver sands. ~ Al
And all our sunshine grew Strangely dark;
We know she is safe on the flrtherside,
Where all the ransomed and angels be;
Over thef river, the mystfc river, ,''-A
Ny cnildhoodss idol Is waiting for me.e B e SO
FOR none return from those quiet shores b1s
-Who cress WitEtiIe boatman, cold and pAles 81
We hear the dip of the golden oars. e,t,T, azou
And catch CLEAN of the sunny sail.
And Iol they have passed nom the yearning
isdf hearts, 95ooD ysE 1Ha .T9tokTRd9
They cross the stream, and are gone for are; II
We may not sunder the veil apart
ITlat hides ffom eur vision the gates OF dag %
We only know Chat their bark no nlofe y5saI at
q. May sail with US Ger the stormy sea-, E,Ia
Yet somewhere, KNOW, on the unseen shore, ,
T4ey watch, and bcckon, and N@aitf0r lieo "a
And Sit ina think, when when tls Sunsets goa
ID fushins sdsef, and hilli and slloregstxs sds
shall one day stand by the water eold,. ,raEIob
4nd list for the sound of the boatmap's oar
Ishah Wateh for the giea1a Of the Mapping sail,,
Ishaifhear the boAs asit gainsthei strand, iR8s
Ishall pass from sight with the boaanan paleTsq
To the better shore of the spirit land ;.,,5 So
Ishaif know the loved who have crossed before,
,a2ht joyfung sweetsfiiI tie meeting besia a {
Wien p'er the river, tie fearful lrisersEfaE9 sdi
The angel of death shall carry me, - sfs..,,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-21

To give brillianey to the eyes.--shut
them early at night, and open them
early in the morning. .1oI,as1 .i r
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-21
AFTER Az OFFICE.

Il q =
Yesterday sable representative of
the Chest government in the world, 2
surmounting the elevated seat of di-
lapidated carryall, drove up to the CEN
tral station in this city, and inquired
for the "bess." The unique. vehicle
contained his ancient dame and two
dimunitive scions of the Hihouse." A
quadFuped which a very polite man,
with q due regard to, the sensibilities
of the animal, might dignity with the
distinctive appellation of a mule, had
the honor. of pulling the conveyance
and its loyal. freight. Word being
conveyed to Captain Cain that avisi-
tor wished to see him on business of
importance, that gentleman soon made
his appearance. -
" What do you Want?"
l. 'ts'fGit to stop with you, bossp T
e sHfWant to stop with mel" inquired
the astonished officer, rlE -,. r, ,sa-
q /" Yes, boss; jis for, all night"
- OH you, want to stay at the sta
ton to7night?" aaai fae -
-.i""I Yes, sar.D alsf OF l.,s,5.aq 81 Easre
o'fBut,where are you going with all
that plunder?" .al ~ sno -aoi-fs
ar" Coin to Washington, sar;!n aeers
roi' Where 2" 500 81. tsi baa .I,..,s 81,
aa" /" Coin to Washington, sarl" .ff7
"What, Washington-not to Wash
ington City ?" ?"..-.--.---
Yes, sar, dat's de place whar de
President is Pro- soAgsiG GW adT
What in the name of Heaven are
you going there for?" o9I 9dT.'
ltF Well, you see, boss, Massa Grants
got de place now, and dey say we col
ered folks gwine to git all de Offices
when he gifts in; SO rs gwine to see if
he won't make dis chile, gub'neriH
alItis needless to say that the colored
ftgemmen" was Hospitality enter
tanned, and sent on his way rejoicing.
-NeaQ Orleans 'Picayatee. i,5i'naTHos
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-21

ITI W u TITTTTI. IT-I II IIVfT N !
Adversely is the trial of principle,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-21

19 AZ areligious meeting among the
blacks, D coloiied preacher requested
that some brother should pray, A
aIf!witted Fellow commenced a string
Of words without meaning At this
the pastor raised his head and inquired
"Who is dat praying ? Dat You, brud-
der Nose? You let Somebody pray
dat's better acquainted wild dc Lord ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-21
.aot,4s4 o ..is.a .,.ass,.,,4 ear
s 4ISpNA a. aT $50 70 ensss sa a %
B rsa 31uHoA a3

sad 1Iaoo am9IqBS sdi bus .aoitElif
doidR .roiaiosb 2aiwoII0l OH T2Ad
:bss01g sIods adi Tsgoo OF xIH5qqidl
arit tslIt saEa'rnrn ,roiiutf.snal sdT.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-21

7
AN Iowa correspondent of the Chi
cago Journal says that, in Mahaska
county, Iowa, lives Mr.. D. C. White,
who, twenty years ago, fell on the
ground in the winter in such man
ner as to dislooate his neck and frac-
ture the skull. BY some strange cir
cumstance, the spinal cord was not
severed. For five years he was con-
fined to his bed, but finally so far re-
covered that he could go about his
business. His head is keptin position
by band around the head, and con-
nected with supports which pass down
the back around the body, II
Or recent trip of one of the Illi-
nols river paekets-a light draught
one, as there was only two feet of wa
ter in the channel-the passengers
were startled by the cry of: "Man
overboardl |"
The steamer was stopped, and prep
arations made to save him, when he
was heard exclaiming:
$50 head with your darned old
steamboat! I'll walk behind yOuW
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.szFoEW ". 3. FIfnSkASss !.

Attorney at Law, Rasennay aohlcs 9 0A1ee1 IN
Empire BuildiRg,s1zE - seR8. Ass 4E0
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-21

q I'm OK, IiSl0O-,
1hs,sotees .astrdteJe king oJf an.eried,,''
Has induced me to accept the Agency for his Nur-
series at Pittsburgh. His Strawberry Plants
and Grape Vines afeltl1e best IN tie market, and
variety of his Stock last season, and shall deal
largely with him in 1859, and will supply all who
wish to avail themselves Of his choice stock. II
Customers will be benefited by my experience.
All plants and trees warranted as represented.
All Machines and Drills set up, worked and
warrnnted Wihsnpply my part of Machines
wanted.
Farmers Look to, your Interest,
and get the best Implements and Fruit. Cal
and see my Stock. or send for Circular, befoJ
purchasing.elsewhere. rT
Garden and Fftiit Plants of my raising. at m,
residence, GARDEN HILL FARM.
11z miles east of Ravenna, Ohio. :
Dec. II. 1853 SIN. \ q u.4a ~
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-nsi hDR. NJ POWERS, l9ami1a
Eclectic Physjciap and Surgeon, Rootstowlnri N n.
diseases treatedE suocessfull IL 0KREoR-ANsk
door sogth of Green g. BaFloSFis SteTe.,f,g.fa
Dec. 81, f8S5 " y. = 's'''
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AttarPsEe et sLa,Ea a IIIavanna.i sehios4eAaice
over the First National Bank sepS, 'es, IS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-21

HFNRny c. II i.l, ri 'EktbTAkDf 4 HArFIELD
= RANNEY IA 4 4 1sEiF 'i5 FIX
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FhysicfaAS ard SURG gs6ns. once Over Bei6.-
-iAgR B6thevfs Drag store Main streets Rad
1EenHas QhiO- Or. bEeldipg s. resilenee5 first
dwelling north Of Empire. Building 81 DR.,
<etedfnan residence second dwelling west OF
The New York herald., 1869-05-30

N INFANT rwo MONTHS OLD FOR ADOPTION
"A the Lyns!n Institute. l2} West Twenty
6iKth street L. D. GRiNDLE, H. d. Physician and Accouch
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MILITARY.

HEADQUARTERS, POST Phil KEARNEy, NO. 9. O.
III A. K, New ork, May ss Is6a-fost Orders NO. g.
A., corner Fourth avenue and Thitcenth stree se par
xr.te IL tho 1orL ceremonies TO tho memo<y OF fallen
essnnrs,.cs post lipe will bo formed At 9f5 o'clock.
prorr, full attendance s earnestly dc.rce oras on
q. H. Para fcE post Adiulanl
The New York herald., 1869-05-30
PERSONAL.

A KSwER.-L. d. r., FIFTY-sECoND sTREEr-YoU
"A wrote mo 10 March. again and give partcu-
lars make yourself known In confidence Mrs k. East
fifty-fourth street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-30
DRY GOODS.
AT kINzEY's,


"A Gas Broadway
Break in prices.
Rush for barssins
Cheap goods for this weok'
Millinery Department
Az As.s n s,ss.s ssy 'Ss s.Iss Essps: P;:a.. as
BSnns. sSnns hs': IL 3. ns~ e.. ss,s. nsw :ys up
SS$ s, - s;sssss S;ssss;, ;sss !ss f. !Ss;
1asss Sas'is :i,as' II. q aniasy sfsss Fsssa
Ribbon Department
Lot: q 1,Gsm.s Tr,%masg Rssss: RsssS.
Fancy ss S' Nsee eRss Rssoss, @SG%h &C. zoe Zoe ''
sssSs: sss"s: Essss: Eissss: from &c. % s''
sss ss g. pss
The shospess. as sSssn: } SSssn e e .hs city
Ladies' and Gents Ties
Large lot OF Neckties, isc to $50.
asnis Ger s:pss SIX 1sS Ratssf ssa rss' rs~' be- ls
Esdis: Ladies: sss'ss ss,a ss s.S: TIE: 'sse ss
kioI Striped satin Bows, III i5c
Lace Department.
Fancy vsieqei.nn.. coiaSrs soo. up.
Extra 6ns Linen CUTS Toe.
Muslin Fds!pgs and Insertions, Co up.
Lots OF Rulings, 25c. = peco.
Lots OF Trimming Lsccs. s5c.
Blk Veil Tissues, Soc. a yard.
SILK Veil Laces NC. yard.
Lot NJ Needework Bands. &c.
Lot OF Needework Chemise, 2Jo.
I.pt OF Needlcwork Sleeves 96c.
Lot Of Fine Silk Wells, $50.
Silk Illusions. lOc. yard up
To the Trade
Goods at wholesale cheap.
The trade supplied
Auction lots at wholesa',.
The New York herald., 1869-05-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE cRoToN, AoUEDUCr DEPARTMENT.. NEW
" York, May 26, 1869.
PUBLIC NoIIcE-Ths Croton, Agueiust Board under
with parties having the right 10 lay the Fisk
pavement (which understood TO be pave
ment for the laying OF said in the following streets
viz:
1l7h street, from avenue 70 Harlem river.
1lsh street, from avenue TO Fourth
1881 street. from 81 cond 10 Third avenue
125h street. from Eighth 20 Harlem river.
l2th street. rom Third 10 Sixth avenue.
l22d street, from Second TO Third
THOS. STEPHENS J Croton
ROBr. L. DARRAuH.i AQueduc<
GEO. s. GREENE, board.
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AT NINE. vIaouRoUxs. TO FOURTH AVENUE. NEAR
n MISUNDERSTANDING imported embroidery and lin.
cerie Ledica and Babies Trousseaux odor
specially OF initials nonograus for table snd
bed clothes, emb roIdered 10 order.
The New York herald., 1869-05-30

1)ANAMA HhTs.-GENTS you CAN HAVE YOUR
l. Panama Hats cleaned and rerimmed look good
at J. s. PARKER'S S87 Canal lentrance In
THOMPSON street>, up
The New York herald., 1869-05-30

NENERAL.-y0U MUST HAVE SENT MY LETTERS
sixth street. s. ANDREWS,
The New York herald., 1869-05-30

A r. STEWART a co.
n. will offer on Monday, Mar 81,
new elegant dress 6ke Paris made sHk Suits; plain
rave and brochc SIX Chsmtrnysi plain bruche siik
fenadpes iron Bsreges orEandies Jaeoness Orsandie
colctcd snk and Wool roplIns chens roplins, 1c 80
The sbcve are OF the latest
Paris novelties,
rsceycd per recent steamers.
broadway, Fourth avenue, Ninth end Tsssh sWseta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
GENERAL PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.

Henry NJ. Bragg a Boston swindler, has
been arrested in Canada by Boston detective
81. a. Halls leather store was destroyed
by fire at Louisville, Saturday Loss $4,000; partially
insured
The Ascending treasurer of the German
Protestant Church at Cincinnati was arrested AT Detroit
Oh Friday.
The Hon. j. c. Penniston, Member of the
Ohio House OF Representatives from Pike County, died
yesterday ut Wayerly
"A special dispatch from Omaha says the
Missouri River is rising rapidly with prospect OF OPEN
ing navigation within few days.
The Cincinnati City Council has repealed
the ordinance requiring c0mEelclal ta'eiers' seinB
goods by sample, 10 obtain license
Alexander Harvey of Rhnettles, Canada,
was shot I'm head by his Saturday during an
alteration The would is considered dangerous
THE Pensacola and Georgia Railroad and
the Tallahassee Railroad sold at auction, satur-
day the former 81 10000 and the latter Mt $4,000
49,. Daniel Mcclure, charged with the murder
Of John Ford was Oh Saturday, found guilty. or man
slaughter and sentenced to serve four years In the eae
Prison
The schooner Gen. Marion, from Rock
land for NewYOr with coal went ashore near scituate
Saturday morning 1t was thought she would get OH
TIE Denver Ne,cs of Saturday publishes a
telegram from Pueba Ecporng ngnE EG 0ns on in
which several were killed and four or five wounded
The body of a man was found in the
river Reading Penn on Saturday WITH 9s hands Icd
deutIed as that OF Paterson schmidt who had escaped
from the hospital lie native Of Denmark.
IA fire occurred in Rochester, on Satnr-
day M TIC cigar mandatory OF Coffee, corner OF Bn-
faO ard Exchanges Sta. whose loss Is about SlOOl The
building IS damaged to the amount OF S00 The other
occupants suffered damage d. wafer sl'VVV' winch ~
covered by insurance.
THE resolutions in reference to change
in syetem OF receiving, storing and selling grain IN
NewYok CITY VIZ 10 send all grant to store on arrival,
proposed by a Committee from the New-Iork Elevhung
and Ware housing Association, have been adopted by inc
Chicago Board Of Trade.
49, The trial of james Reynolds, at Buffalo,
charged with siralng $1,000 worth OF properly irom no
Coaleh Cheese Company, was Concluded on Shtniuh{
and Che prisoner found guilty The Company objected 10
The Niagara Frontier police working up me case becans9
ne pfigo1cr waS cousin OF tie superintendent VI ihho
force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
NEJrS BY MAIL.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
THE PARIS PRESS ON PRESIDENT GRANTS IN
AUGURAL MESSAGE AND CHOICE OF MIN
listers.
The Patrie of Paris. of March 8, says: The
Massage and the composition OF tho Cabinet accord per-
fecty Since 1861 ideas of Government Capitalization
have been predomnan they 10 be accepted as
tho political doctrines of the great Republic. The Mes
SAGE in substance, announces the end OF the reign oil
really influential man, remains tho sole and VERT
able director Of the American Government"
BELGIAN QUESTION. - III
Writing March the Paris correspondent or ,nS
Maj dteiie SAYS: Tho Belgian question suh retnS N
NV npd indeed IL g. supposed that the tlnhel ~
France has been pressing the C~"het OF brissuls ns m
,.1 i'o, rn,,i,ud ana 10 exhibit symptoms
~, M "a Ecu interfere The P6upL continues TO
t,msisr against the decision OF the Belgian Chambers
and declares that the they have been guilty OF the
folly OF Irritating Franco Is that the country does not
enjoy the blessings OF universal suffrage.
Writing on the evening Of March 7, the Paris cores
pondont OF Tie london Standard says: Information the
feable character which am not at liberty 10 doubt.
enables me you that the perseverinR attacks Of
the semi ofclnl press against Belgium but faint
echo OF the diplomatic campaign commenced by the
French Government against tho independence ana eu
traity OF that country. Unless am much mistaken
Lord Clarendon has dispaches before him from the rep
resenayes OF England at Paris and Brussels respecting
this very oniiuous point t0r. IL "a high time that the
subject should 10 brought under the notice Of Para.
ment The Emperor's paper Le Peupie this evening
Itself 10 the railway difficulty. IL takes M the theme
started months ago by the Pde and the Pays and
IN for the establishment Of universal suffrage In Bel
GUM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
CANADA.

SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT-FINANCIALIrE ITEMS.
LONDON. March 20.-fhe Express train going
west on the Great Western Railway, ran on the track at
Beachville, Mt 2 o'clock this morning. The Pullman
sleeulnR car was precipltated over an embanklnent
u feet making one complete revolution. No QUO was
killed but the following wounded: James Lamont
OF Chatham two ribs broken aud severely injured about
bis head and IL not expected 20 recover; Mrs o. A.
Whittenore Denver Clty Colorado left eol4r.bono dis
located and severely bruised; David Hatch Ahauy,
n Y badly bruised; Mr.. and Mrs Sticker, Pont nc,
Mich bruised aud cut not seriously however; DR. Cloves
aud vifc Chicago the former bruised and the latter In
,rrd about her head aud shoulders; Mr. Chck, Chicago
~ed "a years bnly shaken and bruised Several uhOi3
We're sushty Injured. Tho wounded were conveyed 60
e recIuseh House mt London, and are receiving the
hest med,cul attention Obt1lnable.
e hank statement for February shows the circulation
of tbn enk of Montreal TO he $4,000 the Bank ol To
rntn 10 COO nLd the Ontario Bank 100000 less than IN
Fhrnory 1865 and the Bank OF Commerce has ncIcasoa
ahont S4n 900 The Bank VI Montreal has increased its
enosit 81 900; the Bank OF Commerce $10O0e
tbs canadian Bank about 100000 The Royal CANADIAN
Hk as Increased Us counts about s7C000; tho Bank
~ Commerce over slO0O.OOh. The banks of Montreal
ontnrIo aId Toronto are GbOut tile simo Inst year.
Te dominion notes Ia circulation amount to >003,OOO
Te spece held amo9ns 10 Sg07OD0 Dcbcutures held by
thn RaceiverGencra amount 10 100000 The rumnrs
i'm circulation prejudcia ~ the Royal Canadian Bank
ARE entirely Without foundation Tho discount on United
Stafcs invoices for the week ~ q per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
MEXICO.

RESIGNATION OF GEN. MISUNDERSTANDING At
GUADALAJARA-THE NEW GOVERNOR OF
SAN FRANcisco Cal, March 20.-Late intelligence
from Mexico has been received. Gen. Losada had
resigned his command and appointed Domingo IIava
~ his successor. I'm manifesto which he issued no
stated that powerful reasons obliged him to take this
step. The garrison at Guadalajara had manifested
spirit of insubordination. The civil authorities,
while attempting TO arrest party OF drunken OIL
GERS who were behaving disorderly, wero set
upon by tho latter with drawn swords and pis-
tolls The officers then called out the
soldiers to defend them; but the disturbance was
queed without serious results The foundations,
which laid waste the cotton fields Of Sinaloa, de-
stroyed much property in Durango Cepcda, the
new Governor of Lower California, had assumed the
duties OF his office 1t is anticipated that the affairs
of the peninsula will DO better regulated under the
present management. than under that OF Doval0.
Indian outrages had been committed IN the border
States of Sonora. chihuahua, and Coahuila. All
was quiet in the State OF Durango