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, 1869-03-22

The bill pending In the United Ssa'cs
Sena!c 10 cxpel Georgia from the Union
by repeating, 30 far as ale IL c2rcerncd,
The acs under which she and thtee or
four other seeding States were submit
t.d, will, il passed, be productive only Of
mlscbief. We can scarcely conceive Of
any act so well calculated to bring the
Republican party into d,scredIt, and TO
defeat the oslensible end sought to be a.
,aiped. It is sufficient to say that 1t Is
sn act Of bad faith. The terms upon
wnich Georgia WAS admitted were writ
ten down and have been fully complied
with. The argument upnn which the
proposed expulsion OF Georgia is based Is
that her compliance with the conditions
was not made In good laith. How
is that TO ue known! Georgia Was
3 rebel State, it ls true. 81 were the
CAra!inae, Florida. Alabama Louisiana
and Arkansas, all OF which have been
admitted, and none OF which it is pro-
! posed TO expei. I is NOT to be supposed
that any Of these States complied vo,un-
tarily with the Conditions imposed upon
Them. In point Of tact Alabama has not
yet complied with them. She wss ad-
mittcd In spite of her noncompliance.
The hers complied because they were
compelled to, and for no better reason
They submitted to the law Of force, pre-
cisely IS they did at Appouat.ox Cour,
House in April. 1865. They were all
alike IN this respect. The oaty pcrcepti-
bic ference between Gsorgis, and the
rest is that she cleo el two bona j;de cit
1zlns Of Geo1giR to the United Sla'cs
Senate, ios:ead Of two Representatives oi
thas luuerant and demagogue element
fifty Characterised by Rev. R. ii. Hat
field, In the last Independent, as one oi
the greatest existing drawbacks to the
generation Of the South, sad the i'm
provement OF the cotored race.
, 1869-03-22
THE ROCKFORD BANK FAILURE

Tue Rockford papers state facts relating
10 the failure Of the First Nation4l Bank
Of that city, which, certainly, In the ab-
scncc Of aEy explanation, indicate unp.r-
donablc negligence upon the part OF the
proper officer of the Treasury Depart.
ment. The bark, 1t seems, was starhd
with capital Of only $4,000, princip.l-
" owned by two persons one OF shese
Was Cashier and the other President.
These two gentlemen soon disagreed, and
The Cashier lett The institution. Another
Cashier wss selected, who, in all probs-
billy, was The mtIe clerk Of the oWnefs,
hayirs no authority in the management,
This wasl in 1866, and the bark soon atler
lost whatever public confidence 1t hasi up
to that time possessed. The merchants OF
Roektcrd deserted the institution as un-
fsfe. SIr. J. II. Durham, the Bank In-
spector OF this district, upon an exsmins-
Lion Of its affairs as long ago perhsps as
1866, reported to the Treasury Depart
mcnt that The facts called for an inserpo-
sltion OF the power TO wind up the cou-
cern. This important fact Us eIplici y
ass6tied by both the Rockford papers.
The Comptroller Of the Currency, how.
evtr, took no potice Of this rcpor:--a,
least no acti2n Of the kind proposed was
ever taken, ard the institution hss con-
tirued doi1g business in its own way free
oi all official consro'. The merchants OF
Rockford, though unin!ormed Off cially o1
the condition Of the bank, prujeatly KEEP,
slooi from 1t and sus:s:ncd no loss. Bu:
the bank had plenty ol victims. By Offers
nj large rates Of interes', 1t induced
rumtrous dtpositors Of the s.yinea'
Bauk class 10 lend 1t their money, I'll OF
| which will be lost,
II the statement be true that the Comp
troi1er Of the Currency was informed oI
the condition Of this bank, and took NJ
notice Of il and adopted no precauicn Il
Is an 'ne1cussble one. We hope that th.
Comptroller will be able 10 explain VII,
this rotten institution was permitted t
go on year after year by his authority
aid thus enabled IN the end to rob til.
poor people who had entrusted it With
| thtir mnnev
, 1869-03-22

knoektd Renseiees eT being thrown out Of their
carriage, tho horses Of shleh took t1iRpt At tho
ERnt fl rapidly sso1sak velsauede
Five oeeoRe1a:iGz sisters seeent]y attended 4
fsntssl In Hsosn't3sp, Pa. y.
rtss's1..nia- SCHOOL property IL valued At
m e.st's ,4 .ch....e County, "a, h.rs ,as
pltUe-preunenie>
-Qaesn Victoria held hsr a.1t levee OF Tia sea-
sen II Buefistha1n Pataea On tho sth lnss,
Scotch toTeosntc1, 4 tenaat Of Tho N1touta
o. Eute, heAtitR Of hts 1osdsh,p'e spo.tscy 70
Hons. de'btralelJ shot tho Marquis tn emxJ.
a P1s nttebaat has petl'toned ths Frtnen
eenste to Impose tpecial tax upon plehelors Of
thirty Jesrs and up~afd.
J1hn Stuart Aui saJs all reforms "ha,o to
pass through three sAKes-:idleule, argument
nrd aauptlnn."
~eltd< sstd drunken woman mss arrested
With q, ,ooo IN her pocket, "a tho streets Of Alcx
ErdF1a, w., last week.
Aifs Rye intends ltsvi1a England to. C,usd.
with unoihts bevS OF Etgllsh WORKING p,rs. III
NAY.
psrty OF o1e hundred Chicago eitizeas haze
secured rooms In :eaoltK Ro1tcn hotel In OF dtr
TO attend tbs husleai Fts tral in Juno.
Fsf'een eonrcrta ws1o lmmersed iuso Fond d.
Lac IL } BaptiAt Church, on suIdAy evanlpe.
thin . men.h 7u have Joined ttAt church
wei VuR1nis LeRtalstn1e hAs appropriated
&10, ,coo mnte to lhs statA ua Ivorsity, WHICH, II
,r.,.,.,. ~ ~ 0os " '0e eans''e0Rsa'toa3l
sNrAt ~ sus suaa1.1.
ooo3eJ "as iatFaed. Killed SD aerFed up
c.sh.a ~. neo, N me sess.al kitchens Of tho
49,, n,ss.s Aaka. a 11e !Hna
80. w VIC ueso w g u sae ea'eI col
80, -. .u~.a. " ~" sosoH' ha7e net
=. .n.,t,,r. ",... ,.. ,
up n tc door OF the Prtueetsea' tlstle,v In thc
- ~ neuse VI Lotos. cn e9amlEauon. proved
~ ~. ~ =, p.t.. "o.lo eae' .ne sos4 0Sees haa
- ~ w.. 1s' ''pSs's A'Iss Luz important a's'
~
, 1869-03-22
ship and christened It whittier" let
Gr from the poet Acknowledges the compn-

q ship and christened It "Whltt,cr." A let
tGr from the poet Acknowledges the conpu-
The Handsl md Haydn Society are going
70 hriuE OIL At taelR Easter concert an: osato-
rio new to American audiences, H. Coats's
NNhamnn}
1.-THE Brawn!llle Papers," the book by
Prof. hosts Colt Tyler; Of Michigan Untsc1.
d1y,. which Fields, Osgood d Co., are to
put hh on Saturday, Is a republication o1 q
dozen artlc1e.. contributed to the Herdid Of
Health. The subject Is physical culture, but
In dsdsct,e essays. but 10 put Il In colloquial
AID lively ferm, giving the gymuastic e1-
| plots, aud the cons ersat1ons shout gYmnAs-
| ties Of coterle interested In such matters
in 40 imaginary Ne. England village. This
| cotctin forms an Athletic Club" and the
essays AID poems written and read before
this association lend variety to the volume.
, 1869-03-22
THR CUBAN REVOLUTION,

Adr,,,. 80 c,,.. .... .. r--...au
Aost.ss nun caoa eeem " .olesnauoH
more pl1ln,y 'aan pe'ofe' tne a11u@po 0.
Cs.esoa ~. .esoas.sA ~ r,s. aeiss anass uene
- ~ ~ sas .ssao'tsulcn. " ~
faU l't,;.a ~ 1,sy 1e'o,oe.onAty 1un1 Auu '.s
i'Nat3 eona@noefe @'e NO" ag1eeu IN
ptosla'"uK enhoc'pauon' anu tnas
goncy ~Al snesetofe oe louy carried on.
Aa's otaneS 70 tnelf ala the entire black
ts;,a ro.vu ~ =. NV "Aau, esnmsteo a. one
eso nm .on,. ~ Wa.e.,ts For,atea. " soou1
make auv c,n,t,I bv o,no.,nr,s,sn A nsusss ~ ~
.e ,bafr n,rte-e W. Dr,n,.,1ss1 ee"sv'
,ne,t ~ sn.tn h.a .,,..aa ss",s. :.
.n.nc,n,rion n al ,he sos,,ss ,a aa,s 1oi
ws;nh c~ar rar ,ba noaa,. sast 49, s1'oa1es;
.s.ss,r,3.. :. .,soF,.-p, PoP. =, sue ,slauo
cam e ,mmedistely. F,eht,nc to nrcv.ns .ns;. :,
or1v renders f. norc cr7ta,n hv 1sis;n !.
The ra1ue of HE SERVICES Of ,he treedm.n =
as. so,d;er W. h.vs .lre.dv nnh1,.h.1
, 1869-03-22

1t IL perhaps not an llI-:1mcu or beeless
INQUIRY to ask whether the Teaure-ot-
Oflce Law would have been retained on
tie statute book If Seymour had been
elected President OF the United STATES,
and what would hare bscn the conse-
queucc. OF its retention. II it would not
have been retained, then 1t is very poor
compliment 10 General Grant to say that
less confidence Is reposed in him by h q
own psf = than would have been rcposed
in The candidate ofthe Opposite party.
ItSeymour bad been elected 1t il prob
ab1c that all efforts to repeal The law
would have been unavsiltnR. Narrow
minded men would have insisted upon
retaining 1t. Party discipline would have
been inyck d to keep It in force: and,
being retained, party discipline would
have insisted thss the power which
it conteFs upon the Senate
should be exercised In all
cases wheye the ircumbents Of office werc,
OF claimed 10 bc. Republicans. o. course,
tie latter would ali claim to beloug to
The parry which numbered majority Of
the Senate. We should then have h.d
shc ennmslv nresrnted In M NJ a Chirf
EY.cu,,v, x;.bon, anv aub7r,],n.tes If
b;sovn choosing crc.n, nn,.iuv nj.
Cabinet, officers: md forkh sl,h w,uid
have coumcaccd 4 s,rucele on tho oues-
ton whslher ,he President shou,J have
the right, which had been exercised by
bis predecessors far eighty wear, nj
p.1eciipe ncr.ons nosscs,,nc hi, anna.
dcncc 10 aid him in txccutinr The laws
or whether lc shoud be comoe,lld IN
retain those In whom he did no. rcn mn
confidence.
ltis hardly necessary 10 a.cue th.s
such comics. must have resulted IN ,ho
ul,!ms,c ,r.umph OF thu Pres,len, sn1
The Marty sustaining him. M,rr;o W.
Buren, was elected Vice pfc7;dtn1 .na
thus 20. bill rrc.t start in ltc hecan,e
the 6cns'c refused to coufrm him a.
Minister to England. Il was he,d ard
Justly held, ,ha, the Prcs,,,sot hsh ,ho
r,pht to DESIGNATE ana ~ 49,
own trerds an N,n,s.a, ~ n,o., n.,,..n
and m |ono sa ,tc,e uo-a ~ n,,..,sa..
10 his charac,cr n faction Ak, y. .a...,
dcb, nrs3rs, him ne ~, e. ~ a. pa.9
IL i, nroh,h1s th., 49, .as.,. s.a.4e''
~. ,,,Ts.a.. ~ peop'e "ou'u sa6e
, 1869-03-22
TIE. FAR WEST.

Prs&ptef Of an Immediate Opc4l4x Of
@e missouz1 AtvaF-aapor.ed Ftrh4
BtsWeen White and Coiorsd Tronns.
epeelsl Dezpasch to Int Chicago Tribune,
01AHA, Nazra 20.
1ne Aheouh Rtver IL liking rlpl.ly With
prospect ot NJ opening OF n.ytRaton within
&c" otH- Inc weather Il mild. Heayy storms
arc reported at Salt Itaks md n,t,ey we.t.
The !ans Office IL doire Z 1eFJ heAvy baasnesa,
Ine md1x e fss1ezs and immigrants Locating
aae Is Erester h II auF preyious seaso1.
{eleeraT rom Pueblo reporting / dsht as Fort
'LJote I1ussdAT Eight, be:ween tho colo,ed and
Vnlpe Noopr, IN wt'ca ecvef1l men Hefe Killed
nd {eoz or dye y Wounded.
, 1869-03-22
MADISON,
The SufeiaslM slManla-RovlvalM Meetings.

T1e SuIe!delM MHnlA-RcVival MeettnEx,
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tsibuna.
AAp1eox, WIZ. March %.
4 Surgical examination At tie Corneres inquest
On ths body Of Charles Uthaeh. who.s su.e!4s
H1s reported yesterday, showed t1as he h.1 tn<
away II his wrist with 1 pair Of h1uns ec.tsoss.
making repeated cuts till te reached xzd sevrred
Tie artery. The desd aapears 10 h.Te been coEa-
mitted curing temporary its4rtty, caused o5
ctekntst and poverty.
This a.,e5roou n Old piano turer, Famed Bisef-
hurst attempted . XIII Mz.ef IN = sitatEsr r naa-
rcr, cutting hls Nr.ss 9Th k1.e 20 IL. tae e.
hns1dtI honse' asd xss discovered tn tia,e TO
eayo III I1fe, he had manifested aImuto2s OF
tnsau.rT fpr como daJs. Ano G&os inquiry - TO
he eaates: mode Of deIh. Sc
1 serses u feTsraI @ssuass. 1ndes re di:ee-
,hIe, 1a,s sxp md nc e1titln considerable IL
terr6t.
, 1869-03-22

sidering The question Of the recognition
Of Cuba, however. 1t will be wise TO 10
member that we have question OF this
sort to settle with Great Brttstn. and th1t
we cannot ft9rd to stuluiy cur own po-
sision by TOO hastily according belliger~
cnt rights 10 General Cespedes and bis
, 1869-03-22
ST. LOUIS,
Important HA@ARaafhua nrnNxAk -
Hat1FUXAS ~

q. Locn, March n.-Aftar several long and
shssp debates, ind much bitter opponttGn. tte
EatJ round1 tas granted the fIysn MounsaIn.
noxta A1ssou.s md Paeltc Rsi.roa6 lexTe to eon.
EeSs aGf stacSs On the ltvee. Thls win en-
clsvatos On The bnnk Of the r11er. I'D
n1 Rise k1t1s lupe1ua to the pulk srssn t.1ae,
rIs Coonea! aaa also Hf1ntsd the AcEth Mitsuuys
HAltefa Comp my md The MAdteou Ferry Opu.
FaoJ u tte nortnern part OF the city, in porssnl
eonces.tocf. uKdeE this prsttega tho Fet1J
EesonasJ VIII tF1la ater laden cars Aeuss tho F1ver
oel~ean fhe North Missouri end the St. Loq1e 4
uhiea2o b lsoata. and Will enlais tssj4ht on
either OF tttte to&ds to ft4en its ds1tina.iofa
slesr In Missouri or Illinois without changing
, 1869-03-22

Late English papers announce the death
OF Af. George H. Townsend, man Of con.
siderable, though unappreclatcd, literary
reputation. Hewas faboriou1 and consci.
ens'ous literary worker, and the pecuniaty
STRAITS to which, In his latter days, he has
been reduced. together With his persistcntly
o7et~orArg himself, are thought 10 have
Induced bis premature death. lie was the
EDITOR Of the F" Manual Of Dates" Of Rut-
lcdgc's "Meu Of the Tlme," and, for some
months past, had been engaged In compiling
\" Handbook Of the Tear"
, 1869-03-22
TWlTCHELL, THE C0NDEmNED
MRS. Tw1tchel1 A. Lndf M,cbeth-
Tsa sch.lps I1t-rylsW Wl:h His

fAHINf.
We And In the Easton {Pa.) 4rgu report
Of an interview, which tbs editor of that M,
per, In company With the spiritual advise: OF
ter in his cell In Moyameusing Prison. We
eon.eS' LIE osatcucut ocats on tne lace OF IL
Inc impress OF truth, and 1t would not be
Strange It aao eone euect upon the nnA
catastrophe. The nonchslant remark Of Ms.
Twitchell 10 the cleyryman-"Oh. forrot
o,a ,h,,,, ~ u-,n,.S.-., ~ 1..- -
oae 1a1ok. Al' btlhknurst- leu deorge II
there Is any particular place where he wants
10 oc buried ai.er be Is huur, thai Il he,ll ,rt
.H.. ~, ~ - *' s1 ...s "s - le'
piled wIsh''-ts para1le1ed br wo,d, mi in
the mouth Of shasspeare's most sanguinary
herolLe. -...-
~. From II: Eit,ea tPa1 Area..
Ssni. EpseocslsChurch. IL r3tthfuItv sYt,ytrr ~
PIT pare for q fnity, tte uL(ostuuate Mn 3eurst
s.fvrchelL Nj 1elngnnsss Is 4 nrm oeI.eycE ia
| tho npcccnte Of the cp:dcuned m1frirtdn In
c.mp,ny with ,h1t ecnlemln nd recantIT stsitea
| TNlteht!l It his krisun eel, TE1tcheI Or eourte
tho ioaers ~ w .fss FIX In, IN esa s snit
seemed 70 b. his suiit. Keatsned 10 Hns;eyef @
Flo;lSsEss@s, r. 9:!s y s,o.s il a!a. s,.a y =:
- " e1taSn Is h. 9I eon@ Gtsion o. hss
Ser,. \. 10 N 1,,nt u ee,i; q qaasL Gsn
:; q =: sesd r. ~ !: ssssSins . ~ il sls.d
ron Tho syrnInv m hts s-,s4t m ~ ~ '-r.s
n. NAV IND asd II tif .nII ro dn othrruts. IL
| hriirye vlih IL R,tnrhn,st th.t r.. ~ :. =
s1ttim r. son.ctntr1 ~, E,fi -. n,.x ~ tn -
Tten ,rs xnrIa's nns,,Ilrn wr,rc. nj, - -.
49, ~ ~ Tsa'a ~ ~ s mtooks suai pe nee.
vner. 1n,1 u. ~ ~ y. VIZ. M ., uaass
49, 80. sA"@ soe n11oes WA ooae " eRuef aaaoe
'naa .2saso. hm, rt 49,, ,... .s..,,.
,u.1ce M iadsmcsp s,r II IL hsh,tsi{o ~ ~.
f!une. il TTiten,1i,s f.,nrite feIt We n,irr1i
ID. 70 hat his cue prfore The esnr; Val mi.sr,hiy
ho. cned. e.d ttat II deftIoed ~ otnrT rnnn,c,
ecnsic.ton night cot h1sc rrs1ltsd. Wn:;her
gully tftt1cceul II is Trsy cer,t,n that ms ~,
fnte made 10. him wRs N ssyab!y wo4k
RsS MI. kt,J ., nrsI Ia ~ erssi.1 1s,~n,.nntnc.
| Thn ~ urdrred Enrnan Eas m rffrnd M ~ = Fl Il
sstnts' ~. Br,nrhuFar knew ,it;te n h.- ~ 1,t
Yo one un.enuafntAt rith hsr nre1fon.s n ht,e w.
, 1869-03-22

kExosuA, March sQ-t1:s0 p, n "A aeriuus FIRE
occurred here lhla eTenit z, Tttea ttores He1a
burned, occupied bJ Jacies Matthew'S. ". 3.
Reed and 4n1rew sh1den. al OF nh m Nessld 10
be fully insured. Lote, about kl54L0Q IN tae three
buildL n al well lnluled.
, 1869-03-22

The glory Of the Abyssinlsu war cost the
English Government trint ncrethsn Mr..
Dt*raell represented. In footing up IN item
Of $500 eco wss added to the &5.oW, 600
already paid. When Mr.. Lowe, tho Chan.
cellos Ct the E1chequer, asked the House to
vote that amount on the 18th inst, certain
members exercised the English Inherent
right of Erumblln9 at the additional
expense, until Mr. Gladstone siltnccd them
bg remaFklng that 1t WA not question Of
sncurr.ng m expenditure but of paying :
debt already incurred. The vote was then
agreed To-. Other little. bills are expected,
"n'sa VIII swell the sum total to fully 2l0,-
ooo, Goethe cost Of q war that 1as conc,ud-
co ne'ofe uany people knew 1t had fauly
begun,
, 1869-03-22

Fire ut Rochester, =. Y.-1,oss $50, 600.
RocHur1R. March 20 The Aasonte Ha l. tof-
fee house, ctFar factory, H1Htey's ststiunct3
store. 3. ucr's Furnishing store. sewing m.ehnt
roems- ard Hatson9 srRth1T1nt, were burned this
mor1t1g. Loss, 10, 600; Insured.
, 1869-03-22
Embellishments.

Te1ot1pede Rats efo 4 ista Nsw FORK tbsurdlsY,
TIE 6kn psuxtDo Will be New HtmpehI.th F 4st
dsy.
Fertile lsnd usst horgaatown, West viseia.s,
sells Yos 80 N 4et4.
Tho nse OF sejoe'pfdaa IL frtef'l4ed t1 Rome,
la,. Qle lad a1a Ter ;.o taY:hte.s He.e
, 1869-03-22

HA1AyA. NsIth N.-tn \ sk1Er1sh near VILE
Clars, u q int urgent Mo3a VIA captured md sus-
1 sies1aer s,.7sed TO-DAY trun Spain, with
thoueAfd told1tr1-
Tho baxR1Re Of The Fe11xodo 70 W1s9aess ase
zone ahosrd the 8tesnotEi ED tla 6peo1lon aA&
fnmastnY poeilaYtI.
, 1869-03-22
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS I

Qk0 3t1nsa. Per Jssr. tJ JnA11-.......-...112 2 90
EFtHset1y Etluoa, pes yr2f. BY xA1.....- 500
1sndar kd!uon. rer rear. by KA1........-- 1.ae
Was1r Emtaon. res Tta1. ~ xAN.....-... 400
sfkrz Of Z yeat 1t karne sata.
70 pfattnt dslsS aud mistakes, b sxra aaa ~
E1@ n6aca addsra u full, tueiutN Stats had
Esua4.
xoatnAxtesa arc allowed xn pss ceni onnhnons
RAMiuaaoes En4Y bt N k8s eitAI bJ bz.ft, Etpta&,
2ust oce Order. Ia rek1stered letters n our s1A.
fxHNs TO CIT sCn4uz1A1R1-
DA0, delivered, Sunday KIcxFTEp. 3Scts. pr week:
DAILY, daliyercd, Rnnds4 1xclCp1p, 1ecis r~ week
Addrna TRiBuNE COMPANY.
ChlcAxp, III.
, 1869-03-22

n oekrd dc~D Il $t 40 no, md !ha lass i
f195. .Ho % Kihble and tasoe1&.es, 80 9o 10 p
pAa On h1tnR peese$aloo, md The h1an7 as
pEbrendo} fund. :.
, 1869-03-22
QbftunTJs

pox4r Axp, Maine Marca 70.-GeneraI 9auae2
peastudcr, d.et List night. aged alghty.dYE
1stIa, sssassF EesseRaea III hsa eldsas aase
, 1869-03-22

Against Comm efci2t Travellers.
CMctxHar1. March 9o.-Asa raeeting Of the
Council yesterday afternoon, rhc ordtn 1nte com
pc AE2 cenunt rc1Al travellers to pay NetrHa for
eelfng Rooda by sample, oE other wise, was un-
eocdfuoualy rep .Aled.
, 1869-03-22

Dx.korf- HAlch 3p.-At Iootz, to-day, the Jury
- - LEe e1sa Of WE: Brown, ehxryed with rho
,a masos p 1ounE 1osse, IN oEieans.t Last ram
G1xtssl hour, 4Ne1 o WV
, 1869-03-22

Blsmark, the Premier Of European dlpio.
natistB, shows In various Ways Ills deslrc 10
cultivate and maintain friendly relations
With this country. In order atty to celebrate
President Grants Inauguration, he appointed
i o'clock OF March 4th for the opening ot the
Parliament Of the North German Confcdcra-
tion +; 50 that, while from our national Capl-
to1 the P1csideut-tlect was addressing the
American people, simultaneously from the
throne Of the Frederick3 the P1usSian mouazch
spoke to the representatives. o, reconstructed
Gernnny. In the evening Bitmark attended
dinner given BY cur Ambassador
In horor Of Grants Inauguration. The
company was very select, comprising hat
eighteen guests, including Count Dlsmark,
tour Prussian Ministers, one Prince, dyc
Counts, on Major General, three nobles and
q. many members Of the American Legation.
The health Of President Grant was proposed
by Btunrk In speech aboundlnE with pro-
fcss1ons oF cordial friendship, md WAS re-
spoudcd to BY Mr.. Bancro.t's proposing that
Of the Pru$slan King, Another DINER,
given the sams evening By the American
Consul, was attended By ninety Americans,
one Of whom, Vim. Beach Lxwrence, In
an able speech, explained how America is
/ AAEAAASA TAAA -1V4tA MAAS SSS{{St0
| that our sympaihies would be with her In the
| event ol war With France.
| Mr. Bright, were he solely 70 consult his
fSFd,n F,n, Ys,hss: would resign his position IN the
found It's t1ammets 'rk.ome. Hitherto he
has expressed his Radical Views freely and
| boldly; but, as Cabinet Minister, he Is re-
quircd TO be more ret1cent and prudent, lest
his colleagues Ie compromised. In former
sessions he seldom attended except on the
occasion Of great debates now he has to ap-
pear regularly in his seat and be wiggcd and
questioned by the score OF more OF querulou.
members that infest every Parliament. Thu,
the great coumoner Is compelled to expend biz
energies upon mitor mstters, for within his de,
rastment arcnoneof the absorbing interests o.
pational import. Should hts 1rslg1stloR bt
announced It reed neither create surprise no:
regret, for, as sn Independent member Of tht
Liberal party. from his old place beneath th'
gapgway, there would be prospect Of hl'
again clcetrilyine the worlds lberty.lor-r
hy the vigorous eloquenoe that will continue
subdued while be uaalntains his seat on th'
Treasury Bench.
, 1869-03-22
ArTsst OF n swIndleFA Father Shot
by H1a Son.

4Afn1oK. 0lt., March a0-HerT Il. Bra2x,
or HaSert1 le, ueAs Boston, X1ss-> sad TO be one
a11etlee here Lat night charzed With forgery,
Preferred by eeteetass en1eer a1lt. OF BoAtpo.
Alexander HaE1eT+ Of klnuestles, H7s shot In
daY
, 1869-03-22
WASHIR TON. .
The hiee-SeekerS Carnival.

Sketches Of the Cabinet at home
, 1869-03-22

TA11KRAsalK. March N.-The Psr,aeo1s d
Georgia RAilrl I'D, n Tho Tallaaaa<ea Rs Jroad.
Neze sela eay u papls ssse. 11a nas Nae
, 1869-03-22
How to be Appointed.
Some Candlda1ea, and Some
mlddlemen, E.c.

p,om 1o, oxn co,..,n,ra...
W,surva... Nat ,s.,
You have ,e.n ,he n.ns. =, 49, 49, .e's. ~
snonaent rtrcnl.,ea =. 49, -. y. ~ eor.9 ts.
IL In ,ecorn,rron donh+1a.. ~
-,or4t, p.r.t. " A's e".iaeus
"en1, feop1e arc alarmed TO zee 10 much
perfection IN private life, An administration
IS Judged by those WIN are Ian ont ~ ~ ..
ucr =, ttos. uho = - Wv - -
"e" 90 1noss "no 1o IL ~ Auo II people Aka
you or are not promoted there vI1t hs snch
= rrsh ,,+o 4ho di.+t,,t,..s. - ~
."e. uso ~. w IA!aes VI VI P1lF2te lie llxL
HooooS VIII DC lett 10 collect The Fevenue and
represent Inc nag. In this light accept the
compliment OF being referred to as one who
| "ll p'ooaniy % selected TO cat the houora'
o1e oteaa ot iaaependecce
hut euPpose MAO permitted myself to be
nseo N nlas way iot 1he sole purpose OF sce'
ihe no" omees ste iouRht and won. Would
tnls e3pla2 IL! fes this NUT have beeu
tae reason "hJ INDUCED fu the pleasures Of
hope applied FOR al the Offices Of the frst
CLASS II succession: Commissioner Of the In
1efnsl he7euue. 10 order that might inresu
gaze hol'sns' accounts; Assistant Secretary
~ Tue treasury th2s might SEQ how Little
EllY Chandler managed McCulioch and
! Natteuore: Uennty f.nmnt..iora- ~ ~.
| R-vennr ,1., NIX, ~, n:s.s,.," W
.s,.ssa "so' o"ehle5' noooa3
~ lnat tne'Vnootnooa knowing how ITO put
up his lives" when Buckley charges down
Mhlsterto England, 10 cat roast beef and de.
|
, 1869-03-22

Spain.
1aE cofeoRffY1oA DISTURBANCES QEuID.
... AApR1p, Mtsch %.
Disturbances 1t Frontera. ae1!n.t couse7.r.
tton, hlve been qaeiied. ud tranouili.y nre-
y41t
, 1869-03-22

Tho Great - ustcal J JubItev-A Hitch In
hh~ Proc cstdtuEs-Bltter War Ovsr 4
Pace Fss lvas-A ~ aid IN Boston
Con.tnun-sr1 and Lie rAry Gosstp-A
N.W Lvdy OF&sor-A LucrAnve 4lc.
Sufe-NsW Boots and AuapupcA.
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