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, 1869-12-10
Foreign.
Excitement in Paris Over
President Grants
{. Message.
Rochtfort Creates Another SenSa-
tion In the Corps Legisiatif.
Attitude Of the Spanish Govern
ment Toward the Ecumeni-
cal Council.
France.
TIE PRESIDENTS XH5ASE-

kFNNCEA
TIE PKRs1pKf1,s xrs5A6k-
FAAls, Dec- a.
Tnat portion Of the Presidents Message relal!ng
to neutrality IN matters Of oe<a1 cabfesr printed
here to-dxy, causes E1eat excitement.
FoRCADE's tFBEcA In TIN c0xFd L1GIsLAFR.
PARIS, Dec- 9.
The sem+ ofncla1 journals pr2ise tho rpeech
made BY FORBADE in tho CoFps 1eRtslAuf yestef-
day, ard asae1t that the .uceeasE hch hsd Oh the
uouse has 70 Strengthened tho EoSernment II TO
render It improbable that the contemplated
change Of Ministry will be carried out.
nocHKpnR1 aFtAKA
In the CoFpa Legn.Attf, to-day, ~ Rochefort re-
Piled 9Th bitterness 70 tic speech Of FORBADE. He
nade offensive allusinns to the Emperor. which
cancel great disorder In the chamber. md were
received with = storm OF dissent from tho najort-
If. lie spoke Of the scene 1t tho opening Of the
Granddaughter he asserted the Emperor Rave the
zgcai ior members to laugh 1t him. Rochefoft
vas frequently interrupted and called 70 order.
IILrNIkA1loks In noN0R Or IHR EcrXES1cAL
COUNCIL
Many cities IN Fr1pcu were ILLUMINATED last
night In hoIos Of The Inauguration Of the Council
I: Home. AZ Matselltcs, crowd Of !, $40 Een
.rade violent denominations against The t&lnntnA
TOES They marched through the streets ltnTsn7
the Narseilla,se, and destroyed decorations, tn
parerctts. and committed other e1ceasea The
po|ice diipeFsed tho iaoa after making sI3tJ NJ
II 6tG
, 1869-12-10

Geoloe1at Be paid and further appropriation msde
tor the c0nftn1Snc4 Of Tia EafJay.
In sna 1ury cAas u In Uaised ssates Aka:nst
u, t19 be<1 Of Sandwich 1alA1da S7Rar. the Jury
rendered verdict for plaintiff me suGat h
fAlHed II t9ea 001, and VIA seized fm 4n 4StempE-
Fur1nee psfucahzs zzss tnax s. o.soo onesfs
AID GeE bare been down win esasVJ foft5.dFe
OF lima Their 8nlietnEa hsse been intense.
On tae "a od NoTsmuex aae sa1p
Wa within Thirty m3Ia Of san FfApc11o !
when sne sxn~,knced : heavy 9ue from Tho
roth, !aet tFr sails. srd wts driven aoath. when
sht made 1or San Diego. On asze arrival thcre
Ire k1ck OF tho crew Wcyt tDEfdtA:clJ i2E1cd4
and pssced IN 4 comfortable hospital
, 1869-12-10

The tsovcFuo1-s Message to the
R<xtslnturo- Suffering on Ronxt
nm English Ship
sax FRAxcrco, Dec a-The GoveEnosx mes.
rage Is pnnt .hed- He ocnK1AtusAisa tas peop e On
tht general prosperity Slice the close OF the nst
ssstsms ta11 an enc-ent ni1tts u
Indispensable 10 the endorsement Of the LAWS and
public oEdef.
exciusiTe of out4toodsrx accounss. We E7oon,
~ nd I'D 10 facilitate emigration froa Eorope.
aUd the Ea&lefn Sta1e2 He 0JB lhe Le2tslAtuft
he femoy1i Of II paxrae11 to Chinese testimony
Il nor oply ID act Of Justice. but aound policy. ut
urses he completion Of the Stats 1eoao9tss! sur
TrJ: tat tic todchtrd1ess incurred 81 the Sta5l
, 1869-12-10
OTTAWA.

Sult to Recover Bridge
Property.
srecia. Despatch to The Chicago TF!o1ne
OT1AwA ILL., Dec ..
Mary yeazs Ago bridge was const1ucted osef
The Fox K1e1, connecting East DIANA Win 1se
een,ta. portion OF this city, TIE of'dee Vas
e1ec,ed bJ. and WIS the properly o1, y
rec1n IeIand. hi Ah&octaiea and assigns.
Sno IN 1ssa were by IN - o.
The xG.s!a.yte authorized 70 eonsIues cs
ana opsia;H said E1l1Ee, a1d to Collect
folI nun n1ssepRtf1. he bridge Wis contttuated
Ia iolIs we're regularly collected uEM FeEaN1
izsf. The tntertsn Of inc ct5 n !hAs une sesmed
10 demand tn19 uafnc should be free and conAe-
nuentfy. rtTp.1AuopS rere commenced. NJ HnNo
sSe CIV. tnrpueh the Common Council parco2sea
frnn he then Directors o. tho H1&dSe Company
, 1869-12-10
MISSOURI
Ennk Robbery Mt s:n1Intin-Nur-
dxr-Thc Catholics uud the Come

Enpk Robbery Mt e:nIintIn-Nur-
dxr-Thc Catholics xud the Come
ln0u Schools.
81 LUri+, Uec. San attempt Vas -c.ss. yes
ttg,,4t, IT, II b III. KA,k 4. ta..a 10. No., IA 1.c
Mt. SEeett. rae III! ker, was Ei}ierf, AT asosnhr
1pa,,, tame III 10 s q, said TO b. Killed. ulc CT
1pb.ezs w4s tevele,y %o11ne,L PARTICULARS are
Hes Get, ed, he; arnollaTa Lac foboer s.Cc:c
in at'Ia:ntIg $500.
Tt-tt may Inc ,s:holtc ch1rttes celebrated the
Fee:tsa. Of liz III Ela'e conception And The open
Itc q iht sEeunietIcal Council. Kev- Ran.
War General II THU AEc6epIsc,'aats, .ei.re!e'i
en sntse8s before the SOCIETY. st. Pail DC
VnetI,, tastng strong gTot.uh asatns, :ac
rn.ets pubic srloo! system and ita
SUPPORT " taxAtlop. ~ = sys:eh nos
rs, tut rLaiy 10 . iI3:inct.on u atase: ala.n@
tnaf II his BEARERS had pu; aAif the E1ahoo1 Ct
:hc r1os trsn at home, tneT would protest. aE2tus
tre ~ tstrm nnt,l tkcy a.p!iRne4l II. TE:8 IS re-
eaT1ta =. le% puilt ol depst:ase It tae c.sS aad
EyA;t. n0lltffS.
, 1869-12-10
TENN ESSEE.
Proceedings in the Stnte Legislature
-AultroAh hcci1ent Hemphis

Proceedings in tire Sthtc Legislature
-Rz<ltronh Acci1ent nernphis
1txlil$s
Nashville, Tee. e.-Thc Senate passed on its
ut,I e4U,l 1ut!.y ttl prcsalsos tl:ai 40 .'ec-
.1 .LAll II: 11..It,.l&d lur Nh SCI coAtltlri while
sctst1 q tu.tt:ef dufitg The .a'e var. aal Ills.
E1tk.nR &l4 pt1ptlrg nEt.ecptlohA Of the Kid
4 resolution vi tbe i!naet.ffauee1!DE the {soTer-
tcF 70 stLt 10 Te.ues--s Senators AMI Erpre1eu-
ta:i+e- e. VI thcc orial A.kt0c L,11.s:e-5 IL
1oE Itnsas sac Iet4Acsfet Tara1aa for losaes sa,-
fAIrd siLFrG TIE fA'e ~Ar, EA> alhpte,l
Irt r..tscAtna u: ter lc1-e OF thf SAsaril.e
Nn1in~ea~esu IAtisua.t Wa conA4m0a.e.3- Ald
Tic uoLst adopted IN H;o::to Erst 10 sat se2a!e
Iii n tie tn'sI rt4.:ln9 Rut1ctZlr2 SAsaviic TO
sell cry holds 10 the amount Of f:D0,On aad
1Assed on :Ts HFc3Sfs rcaa re-
inc stuate bill ehanIi7R tae common tchool
k,sten2. Tne bill ;rayes ltc question Ct kc1oas iu
counties ard authorizes them ~ so:c q tIA fur
&c! o"s-
HEXrn,s, 1,ec. s-Tnc question Of 4 uno7
i. pUf f0t The varDa% fa!!ros,!l Il b~!cR aCtafed
14n.~ intiur. ts1i-s:a41 ua tae Acut.ls K
Etarlc-rcn H4iifna.', tel frnu te2tn On TLIrs-
t1ay AID Waa tast2o.IT k!itFt.
, 1869-12-10

MONTGOMERY. Dec S-In the Senate to-day
there was . stofm3 debate ovef the OIL 70 bfea3
fnru it oyet 70 tr1unvlrate constsaog
of 1he LMu:eIAct Governor. S2eaket
II The the Honte and At.orrey GenetA ~
HtamtesK, oI Mobile, opposed IL and NJ.
Hopp, Of baut1, 1od others, favored II u *as
auelded 70 u to ttst the power Of soposntmeas
70 tbe GovefreE. The bill vAs tnen rAooEauntted
BlIlz we1e introduced 70 A'toN State e1o9f4o'
meti9 to {ne bQnds Of tne Ch1&tAoooRA AaoA+
nj Ea1l1pad 10 the amount of fAeoo.eeo; To INT
, 1869-12-10
F1lUIU ] 4.
Prospect OF Approaching tdtnfs~san
-%cntt1cu1 Of the l'cop1c4

MEN frhk, lec. "A lchmtad ats7Ash t,
,tc iir,~M hats TIT rrs.I:al'3 .sconi @cSd .:soI
10 Cnnc!t=t fc1 She ca:'s aAI:tssc1 q virginia
ALL 1hr ro.n-et u IL neiaE <re@.:is csr1lt4! o4s.
cAukes general ietlpz OF Rejoicing, The exceFtio1a
RetH I'czr ra:tJ .t.' 70 r31 IN. IL: c7:yeo:toa
i, tser s"ivtx, nCA teT sore hea'!r9 old DsE1o-
rrat., uhu ex!,st,it cbCan rutk ~ swearing tnst
Tie k.sa; II x.s Of Repaulca.4 aah CoSae.F4.:scs
SIC II ju:cca a ;te tG> I.& Ct II eiii5 'Nl,.o3-
T1c TAX as4 u. .1e II .!1sE7e undertaking 10 c-
let thr rrov.s!nrs ol the Etw constitution CT sea.
der them Imperative, Ia nafouEced- the only
patlle. Interested - x-cpIlE The sac ost hfe
tot-Ie.tte.h u:o EsTe oecn acp1u'.d 70 c's4l
0;1tee ny the ul1l.'a-s. 81. the SnE.5ern people
no hare come nerr as !ate crs or t.as1ae's tueu,
sre 1slreed over the Approaching atas-on. no
/: a,1.E ahlra <iit thtJ on it, po.l:e. aas Al!
LIZ l;GtsEQs.Asa Efe cp2osGI q L.
, 1869-12-10
CANADA.


Lnscx1 From the He'd RtTcr He.
hC11t0n+
OTTAWA, Dec. 9-DopaiI G. SE!.h, wao 2l717e
ctre few da.s a-o, recetset cah't cesaatca
1-oro tie Hudson ksy Com 7snr 70 Hfoce~A :: ooee
tic admin. ts1;lou OF the Territory OF succeed ho
IN ease vi his tl"nitc-
d Es1a:catg .ecc!yf1l tJ the EoFerIne1f 1Fa:a
the n!t1cE!t. II the Territory 10 be subslt!tnz.
Govcruor SicnoreaI viii enter the Territory as
tnen Al the Quttpe proclamation reacaes h!:a
and oues.iou OF Territory nil be a. once ~.
1ounfed ~ him in > proc1aHat'on dated anom
Fort Gary. Al Executive Council VII Eeet q
lnee AID escyy reasonable rep!cseL i2t4on from
Tie calf-hfeet population Will receive the eas!less
h;ieailpn Of the government Of the Territory.
, 1869-12-10
HOLIDAY GOODS.
TOYS,
TOYS,


FANCY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
Christmas Presents
Christmas Presents
Christmas Presents
70 THE TRADE ONLY,
A? WHOLESALE oAlY,
AHo one PRICE Only.
, 1869-12-10
SPRINGFIELD.

Arrival OF Convention Delegates
f.xpian:asiolt nj the tioEcFnor>
Action II, thr Cn*cof The 1lurdcEeF
}yuiAh = Articles OF A%soctntion
, 1869-12-10

Heavy Def&lcAtlDu-Thc 0uEheFty
I1AEoeF IksA1-Skahta War Gs4Atla~-
FoIlltlAl-Ehc StAtr CnFtsttAn Con.
vcn1bou nt A'eSFe AAute-
SPECIAL UespAtch 70 The Chicago Tribune
, 1869-12-10

rT.sEvRaN. n+c, = Tie e.udc 1s.n''cirl htarkst
n:.. ...s. te.e;.! tA.s' n {f!kae tsia*
It ls:c h utd aIi<t and unsettled: sat-s nj CO rls
~ Attenlt: =: ::Ne. t'.s~d th - aAalt os.i hid
, 1869-12-10

E&t.;e i Mon gemeJ Rsif0ad, - 00o. 80; and 70
II Z EtE,n ard NEl;a ALFALFA 14tfo4G1 $.,ooa,-
CO... - ~
In the Houte. hT vote NJ II - - Nj bFo*n,
Y,rnnrtst ras deciAred not ct tlfled to his ut.
4 u4slsu IA E4lo to 1eco1sldes the vote TO-
NpS1QF-
, 1869-12-10

<uIctde-nloody Murder IN Ernuk1iu
County
NExrHrs, pec- a-Peter Everston. BLACKSMITH.
fosE.e.,y cf 81 LOGS. committed eclctae NJ sAu
Butcp, ARR. hs shooting. last week.
\ e4oods murder VAS rNTc'f2'ei ar candy-
rp1l'rg IN FFanknn County. AFkAnaHs On Thots-
cxy night. The d,t!cutty occurred he+~eeu mAn
paireti EntaeEa md Iroass WeEr, tire later &C.
cr.1as the iCruer Of enesflaS d!srcsPeestn!l! q
i.dy, which Euhsuts..eUphAttca!sy denied Nets
crr- \ knife spn couueEced st1honz hiIl. ard
nan Dsmed Guisford began tea11uE HIN uses me
h4sd with : revolver. Enhsnks stsEed % run.
eut va koot by Gniliord Snts Killed Gailofu @as
captured. Wen u ELL a. t4fEe-
, 1869-12-10
SnaA. ftflranz 11tttk II

NEw ORLEANS. 1'.e STORMY t"ssi bh1rhnt
\; 80 4t- l;.i.:: s+er1 .h' !l.lt- Etce:tt-.
S.1; hi. !: RI snrss to 14.tri-sI. l.Iio Ls1r.
IT.. !A.t..s -%sA l:t.- t.Es tti!.l
t:r,~4s!r. -s- sud I>-.-. ~~s:rr NJ: fs!n
"Mislf,: i,'',l aud unsettled st sl'htsl,l2 o'ars
a.ttci. III E-..tri
NuArEaEf tt,!a. .4t. Sterling. 13- New fask
s34!: erthalt:- AssA fite- utt-
, 1869-12-10

Rcs1pS. Ter. 9.-Tce Manhattan 1usoracce
rocrary Eas neen AWARDED vefdtet OF sfs,l.a
the tnN aroEn; of a policy, via 'nterrs,, on the
,cfar, and the ss*Sree 0! the roey. on the Eround
:ha' White knew Tse!are. to he diseased when the
ro3:c. WAS procured.
, 1869-12-10

R,yr.l1. Err 3 -kEAAc-ts4fs-E7.s: d. III. snl y
st.ns.t Wet s.a+ e: sc hi s,'s. .rd 81.
ta.,Lt r'i.s \. @l!5,ft1a, Torn GEct es!s ct t4
IN M err:s Ia 1"ts ii ssc DA:A dali; saies g
-tG -; u ..'. n ~: 5'r Err tee.ee:eL.
f1t,NH1tke-FsutnaJ1 1t 4f A.
l. i
, 1869-12-10

rwErGu. Dec "A meeting CT l1ecec.!a
csttzeLR e* Gt.u here toni2n a. TO urge she Cover
1or 10 rar,on or rec1t.ve d.: Scaoep2e, uIael
keateEce Of death a. Carlisle, Pa-
, 1869-12-10

PorTH11ErsH, Dec. a.-So beats have pared
CoxsaeEte s.rce Tue%isv. Foot prs@enEer5 VIII
Rn,nereck The river Is c1oked with heavy anchor
lce, No Sz1l yes4e1s rt1iolt TO-DAY.
, 1869-12-10
DISSOLUTION NOTICES,
STORAGE.

Fo- Grain. FIo3r, Beef. Park Lx-d. a,d Ge1er1 NeI
thaatt,e II Iox - aoy drs elaAs to=se In th= etF
tus:.auce &c. ecc., CHAS r. FOSTER co.
:. y and .: Moth C:ist tan.st
, 1869-12-10

.Fs{ss Is2sE{iS.ls+{.
, 1869-12-10

Ior7zF!11I, Dec. s-Tne recent zcttdeus 70 me
Os:o RIVER b.faee, here. viii no.. q v1s sta1ss: r.
3-.rrfere WITH The construc1on OF the hrtdxe Tae
accident cecrr3ed nniv 10 the temporary ueste-
Wurf, ane will del1y work only few dAJ-
, 1869-12-10
WASHINGTON, Dec 2,

SENATE
MEMORIALS, ETC
The VICE PRESIDENT submitted 1 communi-
esttou nom the Governor Of S1utn Carolina, en-
totinc resolutions ol the Legislature Relative 10
the recognition Of crba ss Al Independent govern:
xocnt: i number OF petitions requesting relief
from disabilities 1usposed fot participation "A
The rebellion; also = memorial ftvn12e 10 me
accordance Of be11lgcrt1t rights 10 Cnha lie"
1tf1Ed.
FE6IiC PRINTING.
Mt: ANTHONY, Ii presenting the rr1oH irota
the Committee on Printing, said ne 1osendeo soon
II thr matter nt public printing, tho report being
, 1869-12-10
IN T'nf,'yfand: Pictures from
fha 6.IEIK HAa.f.{

R< Erc1Ann po1IE. Ni:h y r,en ty ". ALiEs,s-
FAN Ia flia> ih Sixteen ril:el. ts.:a'af = ihis
rs si1 De.Ifns, p.nstd In Col,rr. Tsisa. s!at0.
, 1869-12-10

Hnilrnad ELECTION


BALTIMORE, O., Dec. a-As MeeEUS 81 Ae
tt tr.AJ, john v. Garrett MA un4oiGonAT re-
rl+css4i Pfe$tdent,
, 1869-12-10

Ii,y1srI11x, Dec. 2-in the Kentucky Ho1se,
to tny I'LL establishing the conventional rasc OF
nsf rsSt II ttSn u 10 per Ieported favor
shIy upop, and the aubiec, Hax made the special
orticr for Thursday.
, 1869-12-10
Sandwich E~INNd&s
upE0K$ 10 THE A1FHrscAH A1Mt4TER AND NAVAL
OFFICERS.

l1oKoKs 10 THE a,s.r'cA~ A1H,4rER and S1vAL
pFFIckRS
ltoSu1rtr, Nor, -. |
ria SAN FRANCISCO. Dec ~
Minister Pierce was presented. witt Hear Ad'
,u,,al Turner and tarta.n Frant.!r. Of the steamer
slonlcap, and other nara1 officers. TO the k1nS,
Sv,emoc,; The Ad2ira!.s ticecu expressed
;,.casarc II mailing tho personal Acquaintance o.
liza Ns1cs:y. lie said tic American people
rock great interest in the success aud Pros
N nty Of the Kingdom, aEh desired TO cultivate
kindly relations with the reo7!e. lie regretted
rnat :ee vessel Temporarily heating his tag wa.
IT class to tot'.. 1ecc:g.ug hts Majesty on board
with ryoper honors. Tlsc King responded that
- .as alwayE g.asl1cd 10 wc!caEc .aTat ;:scEfs
o the Tilted States, ant was especially fle1sel %
welcome the Admiral on the present oeeassoa
He >ai he received frequent assurance OF The IN
,:.-s. ADD good will Of the government AMI
" erte ut the Tntes States Tot tho welfare Of h,a
},ess'oD, an assuraEce which he hal rnc ta-sess
;8l.aIce was cort.a.lJ rccsprncatei ~ himself.
Thanksgiving Day vas appropriately oasessed
ty AMERICAN residents ut tlouo:u1u.
1se Chinese Immigration question caerosses The
a.;tE,,or Of The people O; tar ts:An'!A-
4 remarkable thunder ard haii storm visited the
l>ia,d Of Hawaii. After the atosu. The nuun
ts.1s we're covered With ecoE.
, 1869-12-10

Dc1rA1n, Dec. 9.-Pesltons azttng Congress
IN nt,o,tsh The tHtn On ca4l hare heen s!9net BY
Prominent hos.nosa men and citizens, and fot-
Nsraed 10 Washington.
, 1869-12-10
f:rcnt Isritntns

lcEHER1S,
IivERrQot- Det- 9.
Vessels arriving frcu the South Atlantic report
. ,ass nutaLc1 OF lccoc5sa-
LoSpoS, Dec. o..
The prices o' rebel bonds are conndcEaa! >H'-
nrr, q, 1eceu,,y In yler Of the proposed sc:iie-
u,rnt Of The Alabama c.atmA
GOVERNMENT TEL1GRAru4
The Government will take possession OF a'f
ferr-sph lines II the country on the lss Of Feb
1uary. .....-...
TIE PEABODY EscoRT.
TIE tlelsy IN the sailing Of the general necs II
owing TO IN acclieat 10 the steamship 1ccoI.
liant.
, 1869-12-10
PROFESSIONAL.
DIR. |. W|NsL0W AVER,
LOO Westinghouse.
NASAL CATARRH,
Throat Diseases, Asthma.
BRONCHITIS
ASD
CO N SU M PT10N
CURED lsx
CURED lEx
mREI.A.TICNS.
ATOMIZATION,
SEOWER SYEINGES,
And Other Original and
IMPROVED METHODS.


Ap5 diie2se Of the throat, air passages OF lungs.
however sight It may seem, ,mperaavel1 de1Auds
tic Uoe: rFo1r: Ard caref1I attention. aad any
NEGLECT nay bazard eyen l,fe t,aelt We hsye seen
cases, sppssen:l, sae .esrl: OF cold. Prove most
vffu!e0t and even fatal Hsthln the pes1oa OF
few weeks only.
Fev nersons of the vast thfonx of inynlks from
nn,mnnarv t,sensrs rr,itze their DANCER TIT the
m.,sd, bss made ssd and s,atu,nR tnrosds upon
, 1869-12-10

street Lamp. lighting By Electricity.
ruulpSIrH1A, DEC R-The pubic Tampa Oh
Irdcpcndcnee sqnarc, this cTeatng. were lighted
and exunkutshed By electricity.
, 1869-12-10
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cae ef the Fr-tis III cs TIE Church E-ea Psec a:1 y
rcrted with beautiful Floral Ds:t3A, elab1sAst!f
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-16

BY some happy fortune | was not
sea-sick. That was thing to be
proud Of. / bad not always escaped
before. If there is one thing ia the
world that will make a man insult
ferably conceited, it is to have bis
stomach behave itself the first day at
sea, when nearly all his comrades are
sea-sick. Soon q venerable fossil,
shawled to the chin and bandaged
like mummy, appeared at the door
Of the after deck house, and the next
lurch of the ship shot him into my
arms. ] said:
"Good morning, Sir; il is fine
day"
He put his hand on his stomach,
and said, "Oh, my r and then stag
gered away and fell O the coop Of
a sky light.
Presently another I'D gentleman
was projected from the same door,
with great violence. / said:
"Calm yourself, Sir-there is nc
hurry. 1t is a fine day, Sir"
He also, put his hand on bis
stomach and said, ooh, myp' and
! reeled away.
In little while another veteran
was discharged abruptly from the
same door, clawingsat the air for 9
saving support | said
"Good morning, Sir. 1t is fine
day for pleasuring You were about
to say -"
"Oh, myl"
| thought 80. / anticipated hin
and bow. | staid there and was
bombarded with old gentlemen fol
an hour perhaps and all got out
of any ofthsm was "Oh, myl"
/ went away, then, in thought.
full mood. / said, this is good
pleasure excursion. | like it. The
passengers are not garrulons, buI
still they are sociable. / like those
old people, but somehow they al
seem to have the "Oh, N.Y." rather
bad.
knew what was the matter with
them. They were seasick. And
was glad of it. We all like to Sc,
people seasick when we are not our
selves. Playing whist by the cabir
lamps when it is storming outside, II
pheasant; walking the quarter dech
in the moonlight, is pleasant
smoking in the breezy foretop ii
pleasant, when one is not afraid u
60 up there these are all feeble anC
common place compared with the joy
of seeing people suffering the miser
| les of 6easick ness
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-16
~~snvIIUan Loan.
(From the London Telegraph, Oct. IS ]

Ff
fla telegram from New York be
but shadow of tibet ruth we may see
in our time one of the largest Vi ngle
financial transactionsthat has ever la
ken place. Its said that the Messrs.
Rothschild nave offered the United
States Government, at four per cent.
interest, a loan sufficient to pay off
all the national debt. The amount
of the prin ,ipal Is probably even now
about $500, 000,00 sterling, aud the
average interest is something be-
tw cen five and six per cent. so that
the Washington anthoriLies would,
of course, gain by the transaction,
though we learn nothing about such
important matters as the time and
mode of repayment of the principal.
Unless athc Rothschildss suggest q
perpetual consolidated stock we
hardly see their advantage as it is
already open to them to buy United
States stocks in small sums, and thue
to obtain the present rate ofinterest.
Possibly the whole story il fiction,
worthy Of theinvention ofthe people
who got up tho Gold Room melo-
drama, and whose President, Gen
Grant, has to publicly declare that
he had nothing to do with that dis.
graceful speculation. In this coun-
try we should be rather shocked II
Mr.. Gladstone wrote to the press 10
announce that he had not bought up
telegraph stock just before the Gov
eminent decided on acquiring the
lines. But across the Atlantic, il
appears, there are other men and
other manners
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-16
nm The laebecca Of Ivanhoe.


Miss Rebecca Crate is dead, dead
at the advanced age Of lightweight
years, but the beautiful romance of
her life win not be forgotten while
the writings of Sir Walter Scott are
read with delight. In her youth
Miss Gratz was a great beauty, and
her beauty and rare accomplishments
made her widely known. She was
admired and courted, but she never
wed. Among those who sought her
hand ia marriage was gentleman
of wealth and position, whose love
she reciprocated. Bnt he was a
Christian aud she as firm an adherent
of the Jewish faith. She loved, and
so did he, but neither would sacrifice
religion to love, and so neither ever
took the marriage vows. Washing
ton Irving was warm friend OF
Miss Gratz, and be knew all about
this episode 10 her life. When Irving
was in Europe he told the story to
Sir Walter Scott, aud Scott made il
the groundwork of the novel sIvan-
hoe" The Rebecca of that romance
was Miss Rebecca Gratz, who died a
few days ago at Philadelphia. The
brother of Miss Gratz has resided al
Lexington, KY, for many years, and
he can attest the truth of the beauti.
full romance Of his sisters life. The
Christian lover lived to q good old
age, but ho went down to the grave
before the daughter of Israel closed
her eyes in death. We wonder how
many such characters the society o.
modern days can furnish p Turf
Field and Farm.