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, 1869-01-04

From tho London Daily NewF, Dec. Is.
Mr.. K. T.. MadEr. Honorary Secretary Of
the Chelsea WorkinGmcn's Parliamentary
Electoral Association, hes written a letter to
Mr, 7. 8. Mill. by order Of the council os that
body, expressing their regret TINT he Is not
member Of tho ncw House Of Commons. The
council say E:
men Ia tbc House of deep and profound thought
aud leaning who Mt the faTnc time combine
Herewith honesty And abnegat OF srl!-inerest,
II Al Tho couLlJ can afford to lose one Of the lev
who hare hy word ard action eerFed the interests
Of the mssser, hy entering into thr great ttrugIc
I Ar. MIL has stnt the following rrply TO the
communication:
| DEAR SIR: Tho e2.rcst and friendly letter
| Which have }uet lccciyed frum t5r t'hmn,t'ce
! e The ChtlreA MorkinRmtn's PAsliamtu;ury
rnrsso..l Atocta;ton Gtvet me very cr'a pea.ure
3nsi tho tttfs Of tho working clatsea rhou!d
thtnk 20 kindly Of mo, 1nn should attach 40
mnch In pcrtancc 10 my political ecTsicct. feel
~ 90 eaf1eet Of Just pttdc. Plncc II has hetn
gwen 10 u Eos IN sLite Of, but u believe paSfly
| 10 crutcaurnec Of. my having raAdo no sacrance
cauic l ka'e Ltset concealed from shs working
clasEcF. any more than from Any other tlAss. nj
ri6cIt ners o. oiieshn With tucul, and my drtef-
mig asion not to he The organ In Parliament Of nay
drnce IN me vhtn l.iutel 10 sArcr with them.
ata Fave ncrrr failed 10 Five ne a patient i
respectful, nud even symrathtzlHg hssrnr On
lhr pcihts on which We differed Ii tho ctectorI
| Of the working cl4etcs continue 10 Rnidc them
selves III tie choice aud trs OF .heir repro
| which havo RoveE1e cd their conduct towards me
| the psoe,ces Of the democracy viii soon ecaaa u
t give uroasIne.e to anr aaorasic minds.
1hefu u nu%a Va tch u gratifying sad tome
, 1869-01-04
PACIFIC COAST,

san F1ancieco Fort St7risttca-1udf4n
Troubtsr in Arizona-Bcsr sresty OF
Hreadetuf1a at Prescott Various
HENS
SAN FsAsctsco. Dec: e.-Stcamer Sacramento,
from fanpns: aEi1ven this evening:
so!. Of which lis esses were su'ail.rox. 'es Wa
.how that. Ioo ses.s1a ~ wsfe desp,tched M assi
e srces aanss sa ''F:En eetai wata
lutdrrd vesstis are engaged IN the eoast1ug
trade not including the hhe re. Exports Of wheat
siacc July 1sf, 1sodc0 tons. and 10000 bris nop..
were 1st 900 tons. Eetimatedstlll on hand f6r cx-
port, tso. 000 tore Of wheat; including that Of
.'reFor, Which win reach this market, makes a
lion 70: the year, SO 400 ,0tU.
ttatr that tho Wa'!spal 1ndisps have broken filth
with to!ohc1 Price. sud are aesin com hitting
dcssenatiore: The people of Wlckrrrurg and
utrhlo'hood have orCnn3Eed eonp,ny of
ecs TITS, and purpose chaaiisine The lusliana ;
thrs tnvc al'o rcstticn s;enerai Ord fsr troops.
Ihs A,rch.s murdered two men IN pi,la
County, snd stole nuuher Of cattle. Tac
1snops sucrcetcd IN rceattnrins The cattle.
The Fi:ta Indians have committed outragrs
the mu'irr without eteo1t 10 arms. The p1r!as
ure ,urnerous, @na troubles with them nro ,o nc
There wfa TO flour Al Prescott Or Lopax The
people hayc bet u ltFiEE on corn an.aI md v.se-
tab!eR fur feHc time. vessel with aurnlIcB IL
snppceed to hHse bcen los1 oil the Mexican COAST
in receE: stngm.
Milling. both placer Bnd quartz. is prosecuted
vigorously. A number Of emigr8u,s had arrived
firm The Ea-t, Mnsl of the men were co,or 10
the Black Canon dfggiuca.
Henry Jcnkire. Of New York, member Of the
pfCerLt L. Gielature. died at Tucu-on.
General HsIieek has ctcrrca the name Of caup
LtLcoln ctacEed to Verdi; Camp Ecrh:rson to
Nu1nt rous must. r. arc chronic]cd.
, 1869-01-04
ATTEMPTED LVMCRING.
One Of the Lyncbitea shot Dc1d by an
UtfIcer.


UtilceT.
From the wi.n'1ctcn ,Il1.,1ndv vperdcn;, nec =.
\ terrible aa.iiT. invoh my the death Of
miuer, and the pr.:allc death OF anoslscr,
occurred at Esa;dwool, on Tuesday night Of
last week. The collowtns a.. the particu-
lars:
On 'ccue.day afternoon scvcu armed men
c,.tr:el the saloon Of Mr.. John Ti.hc, for the
purpose of l1nching him for some old rrier-
aucc. They first struck Mr.. Tighe in the
head With spade, telling him to the floor.
They thea put rope round his neck, i'll.
tending to hang him, but Tishe succeeded in
shooting two Of them brothers, named
Hamflson-when a friend o2porsunely ar
rived. ard helped drive them otl.
Il. ltehe then rau to the boarding house
for protection, closely followed by bis sssai.-
ants, who madc anot.cr attack upon him,
stripping him Of his clothing. But the
women at the boarding house gave the
alarm, and helped to project him until a.
sistance came from The mines.
Two men, namedlWlllism Cur nincham aud
Peter Stewart, then came to Wilmington and
rot a warrant for the arrest Of Tlche, on be-
half Of the Hasniltons; The warrant was
placed In the hands Of o1lcer Whitson. who
went on: with Marshal Burt aud made the
arrest. The design Of the war.
rsnt was to get Tighe where he could
he captured from the officers and
lyrchcd; for, although al pledged them
| EtlfeS HOk ~ 14V4C4k VII O4ALc19 Ut LIE PTS.
oucr, as soon as Tighc was arrested and
Flacs In the buggy, it WAS surrounded By
over $50 men, who demanded Iighe, seized
the horses. and shot several times at the oc-
eupapts Of tho buggy, shouting, XIII
horses,'' &c. The officers repeatedly
ordered John Cunningham 10 let 20 Of
the bride, but be refused to do so, when Mr..
Rnrt shat twice At him. both balls taking
effect. and the last killing. him instantly:
| About the same time another mku rushed
towards the officers with knife or revolver.
| but seeing them prepared for him, hacked
out. Tlghc WAS then brought away aud
lodged in Jail at Joliet, but has since been
| released on ball.
Three OF tho leaders In the affair. named
Hamilton, Cunningham and Smith. arc now
| In jail. The other Hamilton. the one shot by
Ttghr, will die Of hi. wounds.
Officers Whltson and Burt are deserving a
great credit for the manner III which they
performed their duty on this trying occasion
, 1869-01-04

:. Gigantic LaEd Styindlr Exroaed-
The Woman Suffrage nLvemyut-
%fake ts1EAuFkE.

= Gigantic LaEd Sty1ndlr Exuosed-
The Woman Suffrage ulve1nru1-
Mate f1rauces.
st. LoEts Jan. 81: has trnna1ired that land
sL,c7es have forged H. sIltR TO. ard epi+ over
1"-hb atrcs OF land in u.ks h rnd Cal we,
Celttee. IN this Sta:e. O:e If the p4rt,e. con.
ee:Ecd Is noW n J4ti 81 st. jCseaa.
1Er late Western Dr.. Ethat1Ec ASS, ci1.ior a..
e-aai7ed and Located at kaa-a- tity, Missouri,
aid which has sud tirkc.- thenucho1r tac i 81.
ta- BURT Its Ua:1ers has d:.a;,I.1yed, and h. .
o:.cc and cHcctt naFr h:tn triz..l b% the sheriff
Tic Nona.'s srhsn-c Society Of tnis ettv bud
a""H'atteEtcd nc' ting y. s:erda5 At whl III dsle-
ca'fs wc1c appointed 10 81 to Jefferson .,ttY to
:u:1ocatcsh cacsc Of suffrage be.nr IA. L .::is!a
ta1c 1T it, coming tcssi:n. 4 committee va. also
appointed 10 CANVASS the city "a. tpy1t. thn
working women 1n!o tie society. A tnc1ncrief to
Congress, bt:r!uZ ia:cv Lumber OF stcnu.ure.
Wa sent to senatos Ftnrrny At Ev:E. Lccfnr. X
Vas decided net III srui dclsr1.es 10 the VIC
EeA's k1sh!e tc2, tution ~ tc sc}d Ia Nash1rc g.
ION this moIth.
a lsrse on1nter Of member. Of the Lecist.ure
ase Htsf. ~ 7o4<tp the capital. to be at tue open
II: .! tae scss:na ou TueedaE ncxr.
1he report ot tkr stat: Tsca.ur. rhox. that
from February I: 1sfa, tc uccrmles n, 1853, the
amount .eectyrd into The StAte TreAaury has
tcrn -. .11a ,65a. Dnrtnx this periad there h.e
Auditors warrants paid. <i, ,aGa SIT: tnion mil
tary bonds aud defence wsrran-s mid. Ss,3l WI
Itere ls now about Si+..1j4stO Ia Inc Trn,surr
which will room be tncteatcd II Sa.suhtl hv ;he
reception of taxes. The atnoun' II State bnnds
1elitet s,uce October, 1867, Is sc.t}s3 Tia m.
>1.:e bocd~ out-tauaiag January i, t~sJ, amount
to $lS G3i.eI0.
, 1869-01-04
new YORK.
Further Hints Concerning the
Policy Of the President
Elect.
Movement Locking to the
Removal of Unqualified
Police Magistrates.
4 Duel at H0btken.

Special Despatch to tho Chicago Tribune
NKw TonK, Dec. 3.
D1x1ssAL or 0crLRExRNE EXPLoTEa.
Many emploJcs Of the General and { liz Govern
ntnt aerc ttschargtd It the beginning Of tic
Few year. Forty-f7e left the Custom Mou+c yes
terday, and aocEt twenty were diemItsed from
the CITY Hall.
rIHer THROUGH 7HAIS ON 1HE Cs1oS rAc1y1c.
The Springfield Republican s.3s the INST
through train on the Paid. natlsoad will To
made up Q: Gue locomotive, ei1 passenger cara.
two alecp1ng and nc baggage car, and will start
from Springfield and run through to Sacramento
without change.
was fought At noboker, yesterday. between Ma.
jcE Raalipxe and Captain hudson, both OF the late
rebel nruJ. Ra~1tngs was slightly wounded at
the first nse. The afray orielultcd in dispute
atout the etiquette Of u New Yea-'A call.
RoHnEn cAGaBT.
oIc man implicated in the recent diamond rob-
berry OF Broadway h1s been arrested at Baltimore,
aGd the police are in pursuit OF others.
oIAFT'a foI1cr.
Washington letter to the DoBtou ddreyttSer
rays General Grant will oppose ali schemes not
absolutely teccseary that lake money out of the
Treasury. lie ~1l! recommend tho transferring
CT the Indian Bureau 10 tho War Department and
break up the fraud, and suggests that no more
Pacific Railways bc subsidized Tor the present,
de has oin'eo 1aat Inc Ienufe-o1'once Dill ought
to be repealed. but does not positively say so,
thouEh he declares that II II Is cot repealed Con.
e4ets must Gil t11ouea tne .u"nes' lie ne'
ievee that the army IN The Southern States ought
Tot 10 be It dueed Immediately, but Will reduce
II wherever the Southern people leai fairly win
each Other.
EEssEL suEK BT ICE.
The schooner Peerless, Of boston. was cut
! through nv ice Ia tho East Rive, Yesterday and
.n,r ~ ,bc cb.n,c1 NJ rvas ,nst "A"
e""" 49, ~, rr11 .Erocq ~ .r,sn e0 .I..
~ 1hh A3soEdmIEo Sr sn.. tfAAss.
| Erw yonr Ian -ErsnE q p,o;- u +, l.,
+or1 '""' VAL T. '@"@ = o'aA3' "1'' III II
'""N' r.xx.~.~,,,-
, 1869-01-04
Fftk's s,srder ct Wander bl1t ana Drew

From thr New York sun.
Nr. James Fisk, Jr., who lad Mr.. HoWlcs
has grossly libclied two Of our most pronli-
ncnt business men. Commodore Vanderbilt
and unnlcl Drtw, aud We can see M rod
5easoE why. when he next visits this citY, b.
should moi he arrested at the suit vi one ur
l,ot'' Of them, aud imprisoned in the Ludlow
and fifty cents tight.
Commodore Vanderbilt IL The .,vatcst
railroad man In the country, and Mr. Drew
Is the crc:tcst founder of 4 religious semi.
nary lu the country, he:id7s helm. Al much
OF railroad man as Mr.. Fisk nnl We do not
propose 10 look on consentipgir and see
thtsr Ira Ntw Workers abused. Mr. Dire +
is rot only the founder OF IN excellent scni.
nary, st which the hest uf morals arr taught.
and rounG men are fitted for the ministry, hut
Ec also knows Low to kcco totel, aud for
mcrly kept the Bulls Head; aud ii Mr.. Fisk
cy.5 stopped there hen he drove his ped
1ler's wagon, VIC dare say lie Jared better
than he Is likely to in his libel snit.
I hc airs which Mr. F,sk puts on toward
Mr. Vanderbilt and Mr. Drew arc certainly
calculated to aluEa those gentlemen and the
publ'c al large some amusement. Mr.. Fisk
considers it l'be1lous IA associate his namc
With theirs, and 10 compare him with thru.
Oh! the afistucracs, the cxclusfyencs5 ot
Psddier* who have once reached the dignity
OF driving four-iu-hand.
The der,catory remarks Of Mr. Fisk
about oar distinguished itllow~citiznus arr
contained in lnS proceedings In tile case
against Nr. Dowlcs. The defendant having
demanded Of the plaintiffs attorney bill oi
particulars, one was served accordingly. con-
timing copy of the entire article published
in the Republican. and assigning tile follow
isE Us one Of the reasons for considcrin. Il
llbettous:
And the fatd Cornelius Vanderbilt aud D4a
tAt ffEInfF ola 1$Yfr \ n hA1
who. having tccn largely cat;usted with the d,
tcctlou oi eundsy railroad corporations, a1c com
munly reported to have made use 0! the pow.s
ano authority entrusted TO them For the promo
tr ot their own siu'steE a7d private ends rathe
thsn 10 The duo discharge Of the!r respective
Gpstr."
Ia Eli l. e. 4. l.
, 1869-01-04
WHI5KEY RING EXPOSURES,
One Of the Desecttrta IncArcerafed-
False Charges.

Nxu: Tnur re- ~ ;cc,
tn ,be Ed1to. nr ,,a ~, v, HaN, Iec. =. 1eSs.
- .1e teaet,o aut,of ~ y aoS Ne~ aofS heI3ld:
~ V.1Wyxnt t;S - - sne 4uestioa is asked Nwhy
Cspa " svs and maKe HI nroaGss t1 a
1"!5 ,s.i ",nEHnoen - ues'ted snouto nc done"
efn,r: ~ Pfs ~ ~ lc may kIo" now far the
vcstration rren ~ IL .ss emseGeo n sitting in
wropFa, lhc putlic nrints rTcarr ns g. cfns5
sna hrsvv hsi, uuae. ~ ~ anu.5s9ent Iol perjury
niy trta5sc. ~" IN H. "I bnnns' 'nGeo, MP! Sim.
rn,,e. 1.s h.s. hanorr -1e non.st pursuit. or ny
RT;,,s R:;, men r y 'his ss%;aany
sste. Cane Sew Yors w1h S unfea
e any pc!sor, bas to make lsiiba esoor9: ne
~ 70 .eo EGveFnmdnt %hSn TrToFtsd GONE Of
@ ,nc naT,ana !fsnas ~ foo Fouf'h District Of New
ineton by Mr Josdau: Ky him va asked WHIT sha
L., meaIt NJ rrpo;'tngr collector Bailey.
ny snsWer vas that | knew, nobody ia
shit!o thetE cr1tniusllty, and at the eaa,e lime
nndefe5 ny tesigI alton. Witch 1T. Jordan r.
1n+se e. IT,; NJ Jcrdan ,hsn oEhere1 ne to meet bin
was nade. hut ornate meeting took place nc.
teeeu Jo:6an, Wood, Bailey and O. Il Ptton.
Co e! ~ wood afterwards wrote to me, By author.
tn.tn, nnsu"- ., aasIeGTV1 TV returned to Wash
., T'9c ns lsl,sr of District Atto:ney Court:
,atrn N, at ne olu mt Enow ne and had
hsaa.nH oiEgs acatLr. me, AID had no,
oat;sc5 - attan1 AZ 70 ne iseaea a<atnat me, was
IN ncachTcn, NJ ~ 80, - s teiIstly until The
- srns. mea. a' IL ,e az thea g meet the
sGa lgSn naae ~ ~ .oHoetor batiey. This did,
1,.i ,nsr ~ ~ 1.epa mAs maGc " these fEaucn.
n-n,r1.ri4 ~ ~ ibssute inreh Me 10 antds, Was
t9rnm'mond ~ "'1oa2's o'scna1seo py Judge
Whsn tha 1,,ce,s,,.
.nrestag..s ,in ,hitso use1snea s.e ~ tnotoaealy
r. M io Wn,,ro"1 80, . " ithton came
;s1,e ,nn rrot"att Wthy y asststauee, prom
trnr7d rot 49, ta. r..auut t'. tu1s Runtantec
IN ti,e r1ntn nf fhr nountrn ~ sna nas, ,n" VIII,
ta.n apS "no'" aaa oneroto: SOLO ny house ana
fnaa tu.ut.nie " neasS eaennce 10 raise
tttnon. ~ I'LL aMu caMa 70 Se" aofk With
sLE tGt al!oA " fcHhcF1EE eEefg service 10 the
1.Gu ~ fnts ~ oSs is,,e ooseinmeht fofthwth vent
:" yotE ~ Haat0 statcH NnH1Wl-s!obeT anu pat
, 1869-01-04

1ndfEn HuFderE-Frnzcu t. D.nth-
Shooting AMfaY aI Sa1t LaKc.
special De-pstch to The Chicsso Tdh1ue.
OMAHA, Jan. :.
correspondence IN the Cheyenne .i+7us says
/! !a:si Dec Ehcr q. eix while mzn were nur-
c"r d AID fcBipci by the lrdtans, ne4s Medicine
II III .tation eighty fuut lr1Icr -oEIh 1T Fort Fui
trrmsn. this pcf1t being the f4sarite rro.p!rr
Jtint For thr CscyeEncs Ind Sionx Eni' from The
A'kni So. h1rts soIth to thc Yellow stone coup.
1ry north.
= S"rSish laaoEcr, named Nell Autcrecn gas
fEr:'E sn death Ec3T 1hc city yes. e5d AZ mornuv.
saE Lskc tr.cCrlm reports shooting af1say
= 1rr'J. in which William Tal ,ot, Gctect.yc ior
thu Zion F:ctdc Railroad. wa- +so and J4urrr-
oI.ly wGut dad hy barke+per Lam. i IIotpe
RI BENTON. Dak.- Dec. -. vt4 :lr.<S4. Mon.
sana. ian "A large body ct |, l,.la at'nrkc1
l'artJ OF ~ftsrt, among them Heed tie tpdi1n
:Grnt. n 1ouft down the Missouri River II tho
%Fr'k 9! thc steamer Amelia Poe. The 1nd,a,,s
fGrcct d.d In capturing the provision train, acd
Aai.i,;s ~ icnf men: can'rd aseyc. sahrr, Tuoma.
Eh1 MeGreEot- TIE heads Of >,eyc aEu 3c{;rc-
ger were carried Oft bv the Indians.
, 1869-01-04
SPRINGFIELD.


Ncm1nnNosa bT K1c kd"utH AEpubs4-
can Ehucun.
Special Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.
SrntSGFiELp. H., Jan. 3.
CAUCUS Of the Rcpuhtc4a mem acrs Of the
!iuusr o! Representatives Eds held a. the State
Library last evening. Forty.=ereu members
Ne:r prc6t n; End answered to their usnes. ia mes
Dln:morc. Il Whitestde. Eas made Chairman,
ard E.s. Taylor, Of Cook appointed Secretary.
TIE following nominations for ofhters OF tic
House wttc nude: Speaker, FrankAn Cor win, OF
1.asa!:S: ClcrK, Jas. T. Ko3t, OF s.ook First
Assistant, j. X. Magee, Of Fulton Second AS
si=tant. Captain 4 Bli=s, Of >tsptensan Third
assistant, ia. Halstei. Of Dou.i4e Eng sps-
e5Ag tlesk, J. '. Aahoncy. Of oar:im.n for
1'"'is: Assistant. y. Whisaey, o!Schurler; Sec
+-d Assistant. NHurire >ava.-. of Nn:tesfde ::
Third Astls!a:st t;harle- II. Mitchell. of Warren:
HoerEeere., Captain F. Se,a:n, 1T kankakee ::
Fifrt Assistant. o GlE:nan. OF 1poae; scccnd
hEs1stan1, GnstaEe W=,za.rr, Of 81. Ciair; rost-
1lastr-, A. j. Alden. cl re:r;; As.iz,au,. z. F.
Ct:t:erdtn, It Coles.
, 1869-01-04

Ot{cc and rociet D!AI!eA,
Pocket back,
rockes Memo: Aodum Books. &C., &C.,
For sale by JOIN u. SNAIL 4 Co.
III pt&fpo<A&s.
, 1869-01-04

spain,
'aaE lSsrRnE -TtoS ~ MALAGA AND ITS 'FRONT.'
SUPPRESSION.
MADRID, Jan :.
sr.c.a' des7atch from MalAza y-.tatf1v. ,c.
;sc:ts that the Insurgents there fired s,n tic hos,
Of the American steamer watarA wh,l- convey.
irc an American family to The shtp. Ssrraro cx.
l'rcs:cd much regret a. the act, md assur!t thr
Ini:eo States EiE!ster that thr guilty ones waul!
liz punished. a sho-t time st:erwaras the tr3nns
a:1sekrd the ir=ursetts in the SIR et., carried
:uree harrtcate-, An dispersed tic Ecac!s w.:h
k..iSht 1oee.
London. Jau. ..
A 1aic drspa.eh cann.ms tho oceupat ION OF Ma.
la,a hy General Rodl. The insurgents lost 400
li.led auc 60 prisoners.
coCr D'11Ar F7Ep,c1xp.
I:is believed .hat the Provisional Government
tcntcc1p.a.es q coup d'tt1t in favor Of placing
Ncr:pensler OF the hroue a. soon 81 the citizens
ii the Province Of Halaca are dlsarned, aad he.
fore the Cofte% has cha-te to assemble. Gen.
c:al- ae.saro ard Roda support, bnt rnn op.
yo.es, :he movement. The Spanish people zen.
e1.Ily favor republic, Int viii be oytrpowered
}y the military.
TEE rSsCRGE!s- LOS At MALAGA
MADRID, Jan. :.
1'hc c9itial reports state that The loss Of in
..sGru!s during the LATE lighting In Malaga wa.
1:v mtr. The esE Is Iow pert city quiet.
France. Z
tEoS-c14Ds FiTIIS0 oCr.
losDoS, jan 3
respstchee from Paris res,cr: that eevera
t1:neh irou.clads are preparing for sea.
1uE CHINESE EMBASSY IN rAnts
PAHIB 14n :.
Barltngacae and oher members OF the Gu,
l. Embassy hart a.rlred IL this city.
oLEo:.Fs SUBSCRIPTION TO 1HE 4A11Arr1A!
xoHCxE!.T'
TRIESTE, Jan. 3.
Tsc Emperor Napoleon Subscribed I've tbou
es1c francs Tor the monument 10 be electsd her
10 the late Emperor Aa1tmilian.
, 1869-01-04
FORT WAYNE,
Lecture by n

lecture bY Marh -Pak1cral-
Fire.
Special Despatch t" TIE ThFeas, Tribune.
FORT HA1*E, Ina, Jan. T.
laet Eight Mark Twain delivered ht. t.cturr
& American Van6al Abrosd" 10 trspe,tahlc nm
<iitHct, In uamilton'a i1.tI.
Rev. s'eEc. Of Spr1rsae!5, Ohm. hiss re-,
ctiEed n unarimous call from mrmhc,s of tl,e
F.7s! Baptis. Chsrch to bc-ome the!. m1rI-:cr.
ar entered upcH zig du'ic. Of the saa.e to-day
a-c co?rc1 shn;. arl AT cur:y snii.iIur aci,nn.
49,, Total los. nca.}J 'hr-- lha.-4Id doliur,;
, 1869-01-04
CHICAGO, MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1869.

the lodge poles already up tn. skin is then
unrolled and wrapped around the outside
over the lotge. poles. Tn: eads are then
fastened with thongs, leaving au aperture
about three fret high for an entrance, aud At
the top for the eg7css Of smoke.
The caplive.. SICK and we'll. hare not lost
appetite or flesh sace IN our hands. Their
capacities for slowing awAy- food are truly
amazing. Hard tack to 3hem Is great
iuxurr, and old and youne. sick and we'll,
devour II with all the relish Of the chaicetI
and richest cake.
, 1869-01-04

How I'M English HAtmoaphsre whl
Made.

Made.
Tic Hartford Courant, describing the pro-
cess OF thfead making at the Wlllimantic
works, says:
pc1l,ar< sopc readers will be interested tn
suow how Yankee ingenuity has stepped in
ahd supplied every Eaut Which foreign pro-
aucs'A have held could not bc supplied, and
tbnt, ,,'msequeusly, It IVES an lmpoasibilsiy
70 hahs y this country as good quality Of
ti3 co!a thread Us WAS made abroad. The
EnHlh n1Lan haad I'll admit that you can
get tue power aoa the machinery; You eau
employ experienced workm.n, and iii llat
bu1, my Ilamertcan friend, you haruI aot he
hat,uo.pAtrt ~ That IA i,n{ooked fof. mt
| got The atmosphcrc-that ia too had. w.
must have 1t. The point Of the Encli.hmnn
was that the damp, fnyry weather
oi England 50 acted upon tue Cotton eta1,le
| in Its processes Of manufacture that, not oniv
the perfect operation Of machinery was guar
| anteed, but the thread Wns, in that way. and
| could be in M other way, made strony nnd
--pooth, and complete In Gil its parts. There
was sonethtng in thts plea to be consldsrea
ano the Will'naatic Company promptly ne'
the objections raised by supplying their Sly
| cord thread will will sientn registers, wbicl
arc scattered through the lung apartments
and IRON which there IL gcntae dow OF ya
Inr, giving 10 tlie entire prcniscs, where I
humid atmosphere is required, Just tho Ilois
turr needed and 70 the company have, b.
Nh artificial process, Aspkcd the frga of Lon
don. and secured in ndhitlon what J.. rcH1i,
better, m atmosphere that can be regulated
| at will.
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:NILWEUKEE,.

<udd:n Deaths Of Prominent Persons
-aMe Ncnt0efs
S1ettal Despatch TO TIE Chicago Tr!hncc.
MINIATURE. Jao g.
Three @: fou' TcrE sudden d-a1h- have occurred
within few hay=, annE.. them Dr., Batcat Idr-
4 "t k2nwn acd r.spected citizen. aud ara j.
n. Sweet wifi af J. II. Sweet. Of the urm of
War, T., Hsw!t' + sweet. f,r, Rascbcldtr had
tt"n uEwe1 TX come time. hut Mrs sweet was
= ltr u-ual h"att Yesterday. There arc two
tt't:- Whofr n:tl. 8 have rot b"tn a.r-t..lrcu
u.aF' dlscase i. the principal cause.
Tlc sEO~ Is Fa.. scYy fast
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E1nonAx1ok, N. T., Jan. 3.-rhc mo = s,otIn
! le hevcrr here. II har dTifsrd romcwna. md Is
e.1on dftctn 10 twe1ty inch.s deep Tsltu. "a ii,
tIatLs were twrn.y bours behind tins, aud Iva
or shscr hzve bect abandoned. 1u many pla:rs
IN the tout trv brocnd u;nghan4tou tue dliftE1
SLOW covered tho fences.
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THE SOUTH.
he 0aFGchee AGnir-Thc Military (
1ntfIfcFe The AfkhHh4r MSffit

The 0afGchee Adnir-Thc Military to
)nteEfcre- The AfkaAHas Militia
Troubles.
ArlAN1A, Jan. a.-GencraIs sitley and Eo,jI,,
Of the iufantsy. left toEsEht for Savannah 10 pre-.
serve peacr.
to tlar. '
MKSruls, Jan. 1.-1t uas reported here to.
niEht that the militia At Marion. Arkansas, had
=. takt NC prlseneIs ea'on.d in jail. tried them
Moods Ind shot them. The names Of Ds. Nc
hcnzte a1d Jchn Ihcspc. two wc!i-known ciu-
zeLe a!one are tlEen- The rrpurt causrd con.ld.
eranta excitement here, and further news from
that quass.r I. loakca fnr with painful interest.
. Gtorrt Butltr, la'c President Of tho Tennessee
Sahonal Ri X. IVES again arrested m a warrant
nom Nashville lset nlyAf. but was again re-.
leased on a. writ Of hcb:as corpus, which will !,
trim :o-m0r1ow.
SAvASstH. Ga, Jan. 3-AfEsirs on the ogce-
ctct sr1nRtn in sfd'u quo. nothing having heeu
done on either side. Ftc whit. families tro,1;
Bryan Comfy are moSics Into the city. and |: ,s
reported thai trouble il extending to that ccun-
~. Two 'om1sLits at the Enttcd State. sig.
tccnth litan'ES. u. der tisnesui sihl.y. arrived
tc-cay. TIE evil and military authorities are
In conteEeLct, art many minors are a;los:.
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him IN eondi',on. uett-lly ard phyp,c4ly..se
Qutrtur rest. A1d closing ~ follows: =" Un Mon.
Gay m~r;t' e, my crtnitnrs ill ind me at IN
cffce. prepared to ehow how cTery CT &; hai has
hcfn o;t.osto al. ara xn.1c AID by wn,n Hy
money has bccE lost