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ST. LOUIS.
The Epper Missouri TrAde-ytandafd
of steamers Aatsed-Cf4mlnaA Ae-

of steamers Aatsed-Cr1EnlnAl Ae~
Curds
ST. Lorrs, Jan. 5.-The committee appointed
u.ttes Of rai.rtg the STANDARD Of steamers ply1tg
o. the Upper Missour1 tkirar, haze made zcpon
which v1tes boats 1Eto ,hrec ela:ec., namely:
ptcst rihea The sutnch Of aeh cisss- The st,od-
srn Of which il cena1eetshlg higher tnsn that
now IN use. the comrnittee Recommend
The MOUNTAIN t1aue. not up TO the stsnfatd IT.
qalrtd re made equal 10 the standard BY e1t.a
foors aut faetelfles, Otherwise they be c11sted
insurAble In tie trsde to Fort Benton. The stand-
aro ade pied Il to ApplJ tie tane to stern and
site-whccl steamboats,, The former. however, lre
70 h4yr In ato!ti-n balance Eutdcfs and bow md
stern bulkh. ads. Tre report MAS accepted oY
.ht Board Of Underwriters.
The total number Q! arrests made hY the police
OF The clty 61ttnk Tho past eAz E u al9t Rales,
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New HampAhlre Republican Conven.

Coxconp, n. a., Jan. s.-The Republican s,a.e
0.nvtnt1on meers here on 1h9rsday- There
VIII DC no coltett over the numtnee for Governor,
~ 1t Is conceded to Ar. Qns.oN ateatua,
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9,9al; femaics, 1,878. The money stolen md stray
property retktved and restored TO the owners dpr.
Leg Tho year amounted 70 xll4,495.
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MILWAUKEE.
Vessel Sunk Whlls Entering the H H.
hnt=A EoRatdlY HcS1te.

BORA CowaTdly Brute.
Special Detpa.ch 70 Tnc Chicago Tribune.
N1LwAUExs, lan.5.
The schooner Spy. while rounding the north
point this totxnoao, run upon rock and com'
nenred Cling rapidly, but By the supezhunan ef-
forts OF the Captain and crew she Wae kept up
until they reached the mouth Of The river. when
she sunk. She had cargo Of wheat, which be.
for the mills here.
man named Gottlieb ssocekle, abaker on
GROVE 9tfret, aseautcd aud bess boy Iam.d
tee mcAsureMrnt Of u load Of wood. The boy. 1t
u thought will not recover etn~rkIe was arrest.
ed and held t. oatI In the suna Of S4Q1l
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Foreign m1rkeI&s
0kE8f. JAMS.
The steamship St. Laureat, from hoW York, ar
rived t0-day.
PA1u, Jan. 5.
Doutst quiet. Hentef, sE &c.
FKAHK1oEr, Jan. +Evtuinx.
United States bonda closed Il ss4a7sk.
+ HAy1E. Jan. 5-Evenlng.
Cotton active and nru,, At las o. spot; lis d u
riye.
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Cambridge L1va Stock Market.
CAsbKDaz, Jan. 5.-nKKT CATTLE-Rece!pte, ~
prices have not advanced IN tho satas proportion
Eales Of extra At sIs :ooo3 g nrss quality. Ala
u .noa9:0.
inactive and pt1cea unchanged sales 1t +a7c,
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T1ltahur&h OIL MAFkAfs

Pittsburgh OIL Market
PT57snrra1, Jan. s.-Crude petroleum market
quiet bat prices strong sale 500 brla, sellers op-
ler's option nrtt III onshs 1t option all
year 1t lS17Kc. Refined scarcely 70 drm - Tetter.
prices. sails Of Inns, April to December. so hris
sash Ae 1seo bis 1t eaif Iasnarg a Ms !os3 @
Str
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ELECTION NOTICE.

CHICAGO, December n, 1853.
Tne ANIMAL meeting Of 1ne Stockholders Of sha F1r4
National Bank Of Chicago. for the election Of d.
rector, will De held I: the ONCE Of said Bank On
Tuesday, January Il, next, between the hours Of Il
III Inland ~. n. p. =: 4AG6s Ce3h1et.
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tn DAILY TuBrNx IL is1usd eynzy morning fnr
Circulation ny cAt1icr1, naW1men md the taRiA,
1H8 TE1-WKkxLT THlBuA1 10 1atued on Nond4y1.
WednestaJD Anu FndayB, for the mali8 onlJ aud
tho natll md asle cur eouuia1 and bI neWImen.
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5tockbp(ners' Mfetl11g.

NOTICE,
The stockholders Of the Northwestern Cnlon
Factet CoEpany arc hereby ncs1a Cd that the a9nuA
tors. and Transaction OF other business. Will be
held 1t the Sherman House, In Chicago. Tuesday.
January I9tt~ LESS, At 10 o'tlcck 1.
WIN. RHODES, Secr4t11y.
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DAT. delivered. Sunday xxcxr1rD, X5eta. per week.
nat4y oe&lSefeo, sunday 11C1CnEp, 30esk per week
ReM!ktanc~a mAy De made either nF Dralt EKp.eaa
Fos omes osde. or In registered 1esta It our 1ak.
Addrrss. TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Chlc&Eo, II.
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Wincou's speech took strong ground in favor
OF Northern Pacific road, which he cla,med
would not cost the government anything snd
would ultimately put millions Of dollsrs in the
Treasury, and be Of great psbllc bc1s1t.
etEK1AL GRANT,
I Hho retN1ea lsst evening tom the Moth, was
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Yo1aY.
The Fog continued very dense today, causing
eeTcral collisions In the harboE. Steamer Anfa
1orc ran into and sank 4 schooner near Hen
drtek's leland, drowning one man who was IN ths
schoones's hold. The eteanet was slightly In
tu1cd.
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cccrease CT United States notes {ana uitf
mateiy free banking law} loasmuch as
the banks are required to 1esume snpc,a
payments simultaneously with the GOV
eFnment. He tagoss the pesssee OF an
act leeaiizing gold Contracts Us whole
some measure Tor smoo:alrc the nav IN
specie resumption. With spec5e nav,
ments restored it becomes prse.,c able tor
the first time, to fund the whol. Of tho
existing debt into bonds bearing lower
rate Of interest, To accomplish all thss
rsquires the utmost vigilance in the col
lection OF the revenue and the utmost
economy in It's disbursement, and set
Lied determination on the part OF the E1-
ecutiVe and Of Congress, to stop the e1-
penditure OF money, or the loaa of the
national credit, for Notifications, river
and hasbor improvements, ncw buildings,
railroad subsidies, private claims, war
damages and class interests.
1he report concludes with an e1sbo-
rate discussion Of the Ways and
nears ot reducing tsxatfon with
. view to lesseniDg the cost Of pro-
duction. The existing tar.h, be SAVE, has
neutralized all the natural advantages AZ
the country to such degree that DE-
nands have recently been made, backed
up by strong arguments, tot protection
OF rough building Stone, SAW logs, fire.
wood, Bibles and ice. Al the benefits
derived from the possession OF chesp raw
material have been trittered aBay. an,
erprr+ frpda Haclrava3 un3
\ Industry reduced to cordnion Of msndi.
cancy upon Congress. So tar from at.
tracing skilled labor from abroad py this
system, We have rcpelied H. The Com,
missioner btlieves that American indus
Try should no longer stand On the deten
slye, but resume the aggressive attitude
which 1t held before the Wal. This car
only be accomp lshed by removi.g un
Necessary and in:quitouE buraeas Ct tax
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The Largest Church In tue United
States

This ia, OF will b, ST PasE.ck's Cathedral. It
New ftrk- The cornerstone OF this edtnce Vas
slowly atnce then, aud the walls hare only risen
70 the height of soou! ait{ fest OF the outa:i!nE
ssM = 70 he? the New Yofk Sun ta5s: When
moi naKn.ncent temple of worship upon the
American continent, and VII! compare Ia et1e,
- .el as archtsc1usai neanJ viz ,,t ne e oa c..
marble within and without WITH y nllnz Of
solid es'ck masonry beswcen the ousee and
quar1tes Of wes.cnester County. The ssyle Of
atcbhtctute 4 the h,Enly ornamented IneaiEya!
M csuich Tss spses o. s.
the wno!e hu.ld:nE. Including tie walls and but
,rettes, Is 4dtso square feet Tne space within
ODD Vii atIofd smpic room for ll,ea per.ona,
and whea nt ecssaf9. II could accommodate ~ 90.
Frem 1heee tGares aome idea may ee formed ot
win III 70 otnes ri eaarches Ia Sex Iotk, sae lIscss ot
Nhlcn Will not contain more t1au s,No ptr1ous-
It's extent in length will BE- $50 fec! from nutsfess
10 hut'1e+e: outside tae walls sel feet TIE
breadth nt the trAnscp} u to Be II
ieet, Que hundred ana twenty above snd below
the point OF intersection OF trao:ept and nave;
TIE hight non door to the Gro ~ Of the a1rned
eeiprg will be orc nubdre6 and ten 1er.. While
the ceilings cf The side atsies We nfty-foar teet
ns Gas rs IL nai
| of each seventeen 1eet There are 10 be eight
Iac1tstes and txo nart1s.ertea II The east end ot
The ehurep. The high Altas Is TO stand forty etgat
feet eaal of The nre Of Intersection Of nave anu
l rf4nsert, Rack Of thil u 10 be chapel dsdl'
Gated to thc pEetsed Virgin, forty.e:ght feet u
length, Tpon ensertnc The hn'sdsns the hean!y
Of the srcned And ssaI-Rsa:nea ceiling. with tts
folltred ttoetea and wrought Ehs. = III ksstte int
nehoder ~ tn perfect teeu11g Win the 1eseeta1et
| roor, WHICH Is to Be formed Of yanexatcd mar
o,ea and a,oues arranged in rien Gothic pa1teIps
| un,tpsr,lt3 Of design Throughout the sIuctnf'
u 10 BE- prtserytA The .n'ettor will present p,
sane Gothic nutsh ln ihe ntnniess detail Ehtel
xLl be rpticed upon The e4tei!or. 10 uae ol n
sr1l Il 10 te hang, and in the otter the chime.
There viii &c no tasement, but widely e1tsndtn
fapItp. frpu wE.cn the ed!0cc Will ee heated .
s;eam plpeA The ttrEctufe IS being erected upo
RTaniic bate, raised nve feet tn ttult, aud hight
| ID The sent On Madison Avenue. 4bosE &urfo1he
| rK t4YemENt.
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,,t,.. inland tn tho north aud west, Al also fof
oute IN exteu5tyo dtsyict Of -vezy fertile coaas15.
Fro,n here va haSe 4 sonewhHt acnotonooa
sTip. with the 41me sceuel7 ~ Tor aoIre dissaoce
besox, mountainous Oh the eoath tank Of tho
r1rer. rh,Ie on the north, save with m occasioul
e1cepuou IN the way OF E LAG, NC see One. level
land much Of which u cut up into fArma and toll
erabiy cultivated, until Ne approscn tho Town of
Ozark, As NC near 0zatk Oh Monday
mo1u1pR, hxv.Dg Uade some go mixes nncc
teav!ng Little Rock, We Ind the range Of moun-
rains. rom which the town u named, Rrod1any
eiusipr In upon tie river On the north, where
heretofore nc hare seen little but level country.
Soon we upd ourselves IL q straight and na[Tuw
cut through which tho river .nowa with strpng
current, with mountains on either aide. Passing
rhe Iustine polnt Of "Snozt Mountaln," on tae
north, We come Euddenly IN aight OF Ozark.
Situated o. u level ps7tsau, conzderaoly above
h1eh-wAter marx upous the north hank OF the
ftTer With mountains oooTe, mountasns betoE.
ana mountains that are mountains in the rear.
OZARK seems destined 10 Jet 30 orc Of the most
important towna On the Upper Arkansas.
The moal densely populated, a vel
AZ best cultivated portion Of Arkansas For
large pnrtlsn Of this regon known Us the North
west" Ozark Il the natural market and shipping
point Between Ozark. however. aad this ane
section OF country lie three gigantic mountains.
kpoan n respectively as Mulberry. War Eagle, and
Boston NountniDs. At present these three moun-
iains, which oil up space Ct some
txenty-nye niles between Ozark and
IRE ala:os, tmpaseAb!e for loaded te.ams. To be
eare, go1t deal nf teamlnE Is dooc over the
muuLtaine, bnt rs but q few hundred pounns COD
ktttute Lad, the arcunt going to and ITum
Oz1rk u bet titbe Of what II Of right 6hou1d b..
oEtrg to the d:fl1ccl'y Of crossing these three
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Eni1uYo Of tho Postal Treaty with
France
cd,is {0ct. as) Cufrtsletu!enes " the -StN Tort
1tmkl.

1tmsa-
Senator Ramsey Quilted Paris yestesdnJ for
.no.t yst to Eossn md T ssys ma or
phalts. regret 10 announce that all Tho liberal
Offers na.le by hsEn 10 the French postal hutuor-
tics have been rejected, aud that tue demands by
which Ines Teie met we're 10 exaggerated af1d
Unreasonable That there Was no possibility Of &C.
ccdinK to &theM- Tne tefUS offered b{ 0nf gov
S.nncnt to France were re ZANE ~ tn0se eal-
hYacr,s ID our convention with the other European
governments We p1prossn n safe al ~ gents
United States to ail parts Of France, and asked
an saua d.,i.son Of 1ns 9sn inlsnd post-
far France, aud cents TOR The zen postage, but
the French authorities objected to the haiEouoce
OF ntteen gzammes weight and tns,.ied on -, ne
poiLt va. reluctantly yielded By our government,
ARxin ihe French Government E1scted cents es
~ nsHd sss 191 sona no h,ss5 os TO-
from tne 1set that our te1rt1o.y il twenty times
counir,es to t eeual,zcd al cents, would leave
oily ceuts tor sea postage, an AMOUNT fuurl.
cent to nay tile ocean steamers. Hence the offer
Hut me most unreasonable nf all The demands
of tbe French postal authorities Was this: Thxt
The untted States should provide tor the tr1ns.
Eniied slater, as well a. from the l4tter 10 France,
whether hy direct steamer or ria Englant, except
Oh tic tw enty six days that the French steamer
ltatE2 O&Fd& VI NEW 4U A1u 3Et k4C E9CuGs
Government would consent TO allow to the uultes,
Stares only CENTS per letter frn1n the French
frontier TO NIL parts OF inc Gated Staea, including
t.ans.t ,nrouSa GsSat Ns!tssn wher. neeessars.
OF course, 80 nhsuFrt st'pulat.on could not he
entertained for moment by our Commissioner.
.nould mention that the French aathnr;sfes
PET tor ~a1u Is nj Argument that the United
stntcs stoatd provide for The sea transportation,
the fact that the French EavcFn!nen1 had sub
eidszed l,re Of steamers ioF t~euty.bk tHps a
year ;. s6cn Nea per aapu,n for period Of tsrnt5
tea,r, from tne rear 1851. snd they wished the
United states Government to do the laue
This tmaeks Of the adyice Hhca the to1
who had lost bis tail in a trap, g&vt
10 hts brelhIeu- The fact IL that tn.
French Government Is bound for tweutJ year,
~ the "Ceupn2n4e T1ansAs1Aati4ue " no. 80 ente,
! ilto any nahll contract between France and an,
| rals Of the coast Of .Amet,cs, between SeHiouud
| i.nti anu rue ytnutu OF the Auaznu River. Aouc'
| the Dnie<t demand Of the French Postal anlnor7
ties ane the 'us?otsssssnT Of coneluu.uR any tsess
postal eupEt1tion with them. The existing con
trnsion WI "a pt1e on the 1st ot JaouaE, maxi
ahs! after that date 5ou Tl be able 10 send letter
| tTpm your ale to France ut a lose
| rate thau they are charged At rre.ens
| Letters scnl iron this country to the Unite
Stntc6 vii, however, cost mach more.
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PERSONAL

Nr. George Tictnoy Cu:Gs clains that he wlitea
the whole ot nIa Lie nf Daniel Webster, reports
OF h!a lnaaiuty from age md Innfutty 10 the coz
tsasJ Notwithstanding
The ps1ya,e papers Of neuh!eT, 30 locg Sspo~
Icons Chief Of StaE, are said 10 FtoEe eonclnsisa-
II that ha beelayed tho Emperor In the fall Of
ls1a, having then opened secret correspondence
WITH sha Atlte4.
The ea.Kmg of Hanover, having lost tEo mill
tors Of flames By gaulhltng n the Vienna Suck
Exchange, has become a1t Of sudden very plta-
b}e and Is ready 10 Icuoruce al his claims to the
throne for tatr confederation, and On condition
Of xtc restoration Of his contested property.
III: Btsuark does not Jet see II tn that light.
Fniter MCMAHON, lately imprisoned tn CanAdA
having been called upon By prominent cit!zsna of
New York to deliver An address "ou the justice Of
rons Imprisonment and tire cEre1tc4 to which you
were subjected during yonf three yea1 And th.ee
months incarceration, ha1 promised to make such
m addreae, II tho Cooper Institute, November II.
The pspets Say Theophiie GAuuet has Married.
n 1taly, NadAme Catlotta Grfd, The celebrated
dauseu1e, THIS II \ mistake He lived for years
xitn HsaeuotscIe Etnattne Grill cousin Of Css-
lo,sa md GoIA Gs1AI :and when hts daughter. Asd-
| amosscue judith GAusief, was about to InalT7
l ssonsaepr CA.une Mendtz, tp Ntake his dAushsc11
position YeEular, he married her mother
Tpe epi,het Rupert Of Debate II applied Y
Lord De1by, frss pccnfs n the following nnea D.
Bulwer: ... .-..
- The brilliant ehIef lfffeaia.ty great
, fFzuA, hxA&ikS, r4+h-khc Rupert O ncnA-es
hsT Eocs no. {cl III frrshneAa can desfruy,
Aad ti1ae stiA kaves II Eioo n thx by;
. ffYst In the e14Ae. md ketocsS in The f!nk.
~ Hesaps nt< Glsasns<. .ad he hEhta nks srEsst-
ETrn Il he 3eAxt BIZ rlutk pe1TA AIDES the hoA1a
Arh daantIcse kan.etaeka fytnhallzh fht4r lafu-
Dulwcr explains thu 1ast apaaion BY uote, say
Ing that Hts lordahip tshesits the a1ntablt pa
s,ou Of hlx grandfather. and oeca4,oualJ relieve
| .he tnIress OF the deHeH By ths t1todrcnon {
4 those wasYte birds, for The puze hssed OF wasc
4 ,ne hou,e Of s,snley Is 10 iostiy repnwas4.~
/. The Rev Osie1nz 1ipEs sa3t:
il -Tas rsyzo. ent1sed fer Nj. Jtdssasa DAvia n
, 1869-11-06

The chaps down at Springfield, Of both
political parties, who make their living ont
Of thc State Treasury, seem to be dreadfally
anxious to turn the coming Constitutional
Convention into a political bear garden !;
and hence they are ciphering on the re-
turns with Ill the eagerness Of
an excited and expectant lobby.
According to the latest figures
the Republicans have majority Of fve in
the Convention, although some Of these
members were elected as Independent can
slitlates, running in opposition to the regn-
lar Republican nominees.
In the calculations which may be made
at Springfield, we beg to remind tho cipher
ers that the Cook County members were
elected on platform which pledges them
to resist and oppose the introduction
Of any partisan measures into tho constitu
lion, and that this pledge will be faithfully
carried out. If any member goes to tht
convention from anT county Or district, 70;
the pnrrose Of engineering, or log-roll
ing, or getting private or partisan
advantages ont Of the grare md impor
taut work 10 be performed there, he il
singnlar]y unqualified for his position, an,
be wall receive tho cold shoulder from th
entire Cook County delegation. 1t appear
from the returns that the seven Cook Coun
ty mcmberz will hold sort Of balance o
power in the convention, and we are grail
fed that II is SO, because We know the,
are men in whose hands the highest an
best interests Of the State nfe safe.
, 1869-11-06

s. Ga;1 s sse i faxss. t,as Is e.,
y sfss:s i -
sssransr thc rrSn.ederste fTtdenE who wiz dTtssed
{ .a e Il & ;:ss; s: ss II .e;Sssi
ietsir the ttralfht AID EJECT appearances which A~kD
s:5s ;;:''ss
seSa q s 81! osne 6stsx aas ascs'oes q IL
oa ri ;.s. = - ,s;sh IL s3ssts.t 1 tsTs s! T. M
81 "a Ie.senec in Atssa.sr, which VIII not Iona be
Jenetson DAVIS attended a dinner IN Now o..
lenng, given hy life assurance company Of which
GcneralHood Is President on Thursday. Geo.
esa1 Hood. The Picuyu~s informs. "ptupoaed the
health Of Nj. Davis, which was drank In most re-
epectfol silence. The latter replied with pleas
Aut compliment to tbs fidelity aad fearlesaness OF
General Hood who, he aald, would stand upon hls
czutches to the last defending home Interests and
contendlnx 1ur thzr he believed to be right"
Culatel Cha1iea & GA dnef, who died In Wash
inztnu on Monday, WIS born In New Jersey. 2nd
entered the alny a. RnstZn OF the Sixth United
States Infantry tn May. 1909 lie subsequently
tcfved a. Captain II the Third Unlted 5tstos AZ
t.1ieiy aud Major Of the Twtnty-thlrd Cn!ted
States 1nfanty. In the wat Of 1517 he waa e.
pecla1ly prominent and e11cleDt ss Adtutant Gcn-
eral Of the Division or the North, under Major
General Brnwc. He participated IN the battles OF
ChtJftfeAs Fields, Chippewa, aud Niagara, and at
the lieRe and defence Of Fotr Eric, Al the
battle OF S.aqnrs, when General Scott Was Sc
vefely Wounhed. Colonel Gardner eat1te'1 him od
! the battlefield. At the end Of the war,
Colonel Gardner was appointed Adj1tans General
Of the army, which ot1ce he held until hts reaig-
| nancu from the army tn 1sla During Jackson =
administration be held tho ONCE Of FEst Assistant
PnAtNasttE General. and Was Auditor Of the
Treasury Tor the Post un1ce Department unaer
van Duren. During the Administration Of rrest-
dent PoIk, Colonel GardurF was p0stuAs1eE OF tne
, 1869-11-06

Tennessee has model statesman in nddi-
tion to Andrew Johnson In the Legisla-
ture of that State there ia gentleman
named Hall, VITO has introduced n bill
to amend the criminal laws Of the State so
as to prevent the publication of sIan*
desous articles in newspapers. It is pro-
posed that no newspaper editor shall pub~
lish any alanderous or Gbelfous article on
the private character Of any person, unless
the same shall appear as etlitorial aud bs
signed BY the author. The punishment
provided is severe. It is supposed
that Mr.. Hall has suffered some
what from the criticisms of the news
papers, and be proposes to put q stop
to it by taking away tho right to publish
the truth for justi1able ends, aud to make
the snue q criminal offence. AIr. Hall
is Little mixed in his notions Of how uews-
papers are edited hat We suppose his OBJ
ject is to require that all articles having a
personal application shall be signed BY the
editor who writes them. Whether this is
TO enable an aggHeved party to shoot the
editor on sight without any danger OF mis-
taxing tho person, or whether it is to con-
dne criminal legal responsibility to the ac-
tua1 writer, is not explained in tho bill.
Mr.. Hall is rather late. The accepted
Law Of the age is that newspapers are free
to publish what they please. being respon-
sible for any abuse of that privilege. The
truth is no longer Libel, nor cln Mr. Hall
re-estahlish the Inv which, in this country
and England, has been rcpudiated for half n
century
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Panic in n -Church-Powef OF q
melh0dist Hymn.
F'usR TIE Troy 7tmss, !Sar- I

FfV1N 1sss 1fVy 14A4fr ME-
featerdAy afternoon, wnas sersice wrs being
nsld ID tne lectC1e-fnom 81 the Congress Street
Methodist Chr.th. and iusS Is Rev. ua Bnsler
Ind cnrcanded An adtresK, s1oke WAS tsscovered
issulrg from r1e Registers tn yoaaneA tt WIS i'm
uetiatsly snz11iaed thai dte wts IN 7rogteEa IA
tho room eAow a: an 2dorr ~as mais to discover
the Truth u the Enter. but very tupoetQoaly
sORe stumbling lDitS klpAl accidentally Jumped
sentEs: n4e Of The lexhtei1, uaks1e \ loud noise.
Hn!ch s.aftted the SanErrEattan and petps*<akcd
the mcA tnteEse etatcmfnt, nHay Bupposacx te61
por{1on Of ths 1oof had RtTea way. An tmtne.
d,ale r0ah waa made for tbe door. ana q fea-fu
at tbie*crhahle seeua ensust. The larger nun.
tef of children present Eet< IN danger OF heinz
crushed to death, and cE1oa Of ff1gntfut tn7or'
rang through The huttdtnE> A nulabse Of the more
quiet CT tie CONGREGATION stood upon thetr seat'
aud euoeaFoted 70 quiet the AsseublA<c- ~ !
eA4 es}dtnt That the Danger from tre wal not IL,
mediate, Aone one stfnck up familiar tune whie'
wts Gksn ~ by others. aud dutnR the snain!
partial unlet waa restored. End 1 Less expedition
eEHefs Of the sudseuce TOOK place 1t u someEns
| remarkable that no cno was Injured dur1k n
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ensbie The nre1pen TO net II tho nxe, bcs taa dan
1 a9e Will sot exreed 93oo; fully insured.
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