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Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips Savannah 90 hours with
,,s. ss..sm.slp css,ls.:a Berry cS.S..sa. Jan o win
or Cape Looloui, passed sisan.hp James AGssf and
As..oa passed sssaqs sssi ssoius SsDss ,V
mt 's; a..ss 'fs's SSad.ss ssss with ms.
ss assTssss sss I..sss' days. with md'' to
"a A.rs sors r rs,ris. Dem.I.ra days with sugar
Brig shss,s Brown, Lisbon, dsys with sa Ac TO Jas
noS ~ Bsrma ass and had hns
:, sris Cam SAus Iugninsa, Bahia days with sugar 70
gIis Eawari peis (si, LENT I, r., IS d.y. with ..n,
70 Jope. Leush Had moderate wsiher ali he passage
schr Nathaniel chs.e tof san,ucka Small, Asuadrs,
n Ds 81 Had %oa'ss vs.S bath
fre% enh, south ass 81 ,c,. g jbeoom ,..,-,-,
tss s12asS sSps;
ss s1sr ss siysss TsSs soush ssvannsn lumber
sshr Jsmss,o-n , Rogers, Rchmon Va days. with nour
sssI MOT, Redsli Bsds, Rcbmon, Va. days, with aour
-! s...s ss?pp%ssS sss.s;ssi yIrsn. sSs
schr Annie Borland, Hail, virginia
schr Pi:c..squs, Humphrey, virginia
sesr sesr s:ms. c.: hy%.s hE:s s,s ",
sesr s.%a. Gilman, .sly, sa y'in s.%,1s saIleo'''
sesr ssrons, futile, Baltimore
scrss Hans b.@crs @ sfnG5s for for Bridgeport di.
~ scnr o'nso Eidrdse Baltimore, with coal 70 Chase Tai
81, ssS, Ss,s Ss,,. HON Holmes. s1,,raa,sy baltimore
Esr E.s:. sIss fpsss' p.,' Gssaa,H. sossSs Bs'm@e
ssr scsr E:n,s Brown Issns, Boan for Richmond. va
scsr sunbeam, Siynn, aorwsa' s a'sn
schr Ripple, Foley Bridsepor fos jersey cwv.
s' isvsss ''ssss:ss sS Sss1s sssssss s;sss 1; X
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barks Aalanta, for do Pedaer for Copsnh.gsn Royal
Arch for Cork, all from Philadelphia schs Ella Hodsdon,
from Boston for Norfolk Garland from Brnnsyck Ga for
% sea hi, morning ship supposed the wyoming from
Philadelphia for Liverpool going TO sea this evening
PORTLAND. Jan 5-Arrived, brig omer grl, smith, St
conia Sherwood NYork.
Cleared-Bark Haven, Hall. Matanzas; brig Walter
Howes, Pierce Havana schr George Deering, willard Ma
tanzas.
Sailed Scottish Chief rom Windsor Ms for Phla-
depha) Hunter, Echo, White Cloud, Edward Abro; brig
Landlord; schr Harriet Baker.
PROVIDENCE, Jan 7-Arrived, steamers Hunter, Hard
Ing and Utility Fargo Philadelphia brig Abby Thaxer Par
kerr Ezabethport schrs Lochiel Haskell, do; Grace Cliff
on Godfrey Pensacola Julia Gammage, Learvey Hobo
ken.
ROCKLAND, Dec sl-Arrived, schrs A Ames, Adams,
Camden for Norfolk VIM Jones' Keen, for Charleston
do =
Sailed Dec soh schrs Chase, Inaham Herald Norton,
and Catawsmteak Lord NYork; Jan Ocean Star, Wood
man doi 9Th VIM Jones, Keen, Charleston; brig Butler
new Butler New Orleans schs Coombs, Jameson, New
York: Ames, Adams Norfolk
SAVANNAH, Jan 3-Ssled, ship Star 1of the West (Brl
Perry, Amsterdam. "
4th-Arrivsd schr Calsta, Patterson, Rockland.
Sth-Arrived steamship Leo Dearborn NYork ships Min
nesots Rio Janetro; Margaret, Liverpool; Cornelfs,
bark Ranger, do
WINTERPORT, Jan 6-Sailed, schr schr Kate Carlton
Lamb, Cardenas.
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PoRT OF NEW Ye2R, JANUARY 8, 1889


Captains and Pursers OF ysssels arriving s this port will
please deliver all packages intended the HERALDt 10 our
regularly authorized agents who are attached 70 our Steam
Yacht neeL The New York Associated Prsss do not now
collect marine reports delivery OF packages
asw be by the following from the proceedings
ofthe regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1858 -
Press win discontinue the collection Of hip news In tbe
harbor Of Now York. Passed unanimously
~ The ONCE Of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANrErrR s at whitehall slip. Al Communication from
owners and the masters OF inward bound
sells viii be forwarded free OF charge.
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DEVOTED TO
ROMANCE, TRAVEL AND DISCOVERY.
PRICE, SIX GENTS PER COPY.

PRICE, SIX GENTS PER COPY.
As . JOURNAL FOR THE AMUSEMENT, INsTRUc-
TON, elevation and refinement Of the family and
rHE NEW WORLD
win be found the most comprehensive OF all the weekes pub
ished.
supplement- given away with No. containing 80 III US
tfatonb especially intsfesing 70 children.
WHAT The NEW YORK PRESS say
forming mi1ceary in the various branches Of knowledge
om the pene of accomplished WRITER'S and especially In the
department Of ropanoe travel geographical discovery and
the application OF science 70 he practical affairs Of life
:s SPy q nssSD both prose n.,1a and ysfs . con-
"The pa9s Of this handomey illustrated weekly sup
Piled with literary matter Of the most diversified and pleasing
character from the pens OF the most eminent American and
foreign writer" New York Daily Times.
"Thc New world 10 very handsome journal, filed with
susnor The appearance Of the paper original and TASTE
peper has many srons points Of e1cellencs in H.
at V The hendsoness and most artistic Of the Illus
trated story taperl" New York sun.
1--WE Judge 70 be excellent family paper, OF healthy
moral and high literary quality."Ne York Telegram.
Ths New World deSgned be instructive as well A. In
sresng spd amusing ana makes OF which lie
s.. K. w s S y I sb ps%9ss
Its writer's are men Ind OF mark and the usAtionh
not only apt but artistic n-New York Daily Star.
Ihe contens OF the New World varied and attractive
Stories tales OF travel poetry humorous articles and useful
On The farm and Kitchen constitute
ave should at conclude that would speedily take
rank In popularity with Frank Leslies word-renowned
Weeky"-New York Commonwealth.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Erin tBr Webster LIvepoo-Natlona Steam
steamship San Francisco Barcti Vera crarF Alexandra
steamship staira tBD Way, Charleston Chamberlain,
Phelps Co.
Steamship Worcester, Child Baltimore-w Dairef
Ship Perices (Brl, Jones, Glasgow Henderson Bros
Brig Anna Knight knight, Cardenxs-Brrtt, Son a Co.
McCoil
Brig Iris Brl, Pierce, savannah-Brst, Son Co.
Schr Waterman, Marshall, Richmond, VA Abbott
Schr Evelyn Burger, Stamford.
soop Brown, oardner, Providence-H W jackson.
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SHIPPING VS..

Almanac for Now York...This Day.
Sun rises ....... z "a Moon RISES. morn 81
Sun sets.... 4 81 High water. ....eve O6
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; MRS. M. @. BROWNS
METAPHYSICAL DISCOVERY

eye And "He looked down from heaven to hs were
any tina. did understan dHm" bu. found nome saying shsy
have understanding. they have become ajthyl Al
flesh which sustained by suitable mosurssapas a.
the earth filthy disshencs
the outburss of terrible diseases cradle 10 the
grave.
There can be rich pure blood without Hesb aid
there aesh where the not sustained
by the salt fountain, which located under tho SCALP
The business my Metaphysical Discovery to enter the
system open the gates through which the salt fountain
the tear pass sustain the nesh in tho
abnormal state OF the body.
The closing gates death Of the body
has converted the world into common hospital
The Physical Salvation Of the world win be found in the
Metaphysical Discovery. It is the only logical trns
e1tant for the well prevention disease Il a.
sroys disease, mortal fraly Win
living sound esh which the forcrunner Of pure rih
blood.
THE THE sEEAFHSsIG4E
Is Is ( DEEssiiDDEEsATGs, DEsiDEsxfGSss,,
is 9sgf77 TRULY sgI sgI sHsHs1s. sHsHsIs.
sS sS s4ssttsSgs ss4sstsSSgs Iss4s5aHs7s IssFsSaHsSs
Nc Nc DsSss DsSss BSWs BSwE THE THE EHR9AEE EHR9AEE
FESTIVE SSsH SSRE ESs sSs DH4ssHss DHAsHs
FESTIVE SURE SURE ESE ESs
POSITIVE CURE FOR BADNESS
ESsIEEyE CURE SSsE SSs SSs sAEARsH SATAssH
4 4 FESTIVE FESTIVE SURE SURE
ESs EsS. EsS. THE THE EAR
ESs ySs sS1sEs sSHsEs IN IN THE THE HEAD: HEAD.
Eos sos BYsFEEsHA: pEsFEEsHA:
ESs ESs sHESHAEIsH: sHESHAElsS
FOE FOE. 4s7HsA 4sTHHA
rsSzasTs sSEEs oSssSssHiSs. SSaAg4HE11S. :,
rsEEHzri sSRHs rlsaH4sTs sAaAHSsls.
Mrs. NJ @. BROWN will give counsel free, and receive
patients for treatment daily at her rooms, Bond street,
from A. NJ. sP \. and to and 7,osP Msfs
COURSES OF TREATMENT FROM ss 70 $50.
All who can make it convenisn. win reap r,ch fswsld
BY placing themselves the special treatment Of Mn
N. g. BROWN.
Psnons Al a distance, those who wish to procure t6s
Metaphysical Discovery $s per package or s
packages for slS.
PIsaae enclose ten cents Mrs. NJ. g. BROWNS MeeSl
physical Pamphlet Of nfyivo pages No. 81 Bond srss
New York.
II HAAA'h ASD 1 WEEKLY JOURNAL
FARM GARDEN GARDEN 1h nHb PRESIDE.
DONALD 11's.R &. SiToHnnL III
HARRIET sEf6aER AER STOWE.
NO. I NOW READY
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
THE KING OF PASTURE LAND.
LARGE AND SMALL vAsHns. II
Mr.. MECH AND BRITISH 'lzoR1cuIruRE.
LETTER AND COMMENTS 1y- THEREON.
DONALD q. MIroHBLyr
THE PRINCIPLES OF BREEDING
swAnD LAND ESSENTIAL E1 10 GOOD VINES ,.,u,,.>
ORCHIDS. ,
OXEN vs. HORSES
(Ilustrated) DONALD O. MIrcuYLr.
Prof. LAW Of Cornell University.
WHAT KIND OF WOOL SHALL WE GRowY
Hon I. G. PrrxHs.
AMERICAN NEWS.
THE WORLD ABROAD. XIV
xv.
THE MARKET.
HOW SHALL ! LEARN r5 r55y@s y@ss,,n,
rnrDra'oH 8 coslss-
IN THE ZOE CconcludsdJ
). 7. rsowBaIpss.
HANGING BASKETS.
SOPHIA o. JonSsoS.
how TO MAKE GOOD cur OF coFrEE
Professor AUSTEN FLINT, Jr.
TREES FOR VILLAGE s4ssrrs. Tss
Professor A. j. 0RIpLny.
UNCLE ELlHu. "'
Rev O. B. Nnwoosp.
xxJu
RS. HUNNfBEES DIARY.
tIliustraisd) Mrs. LAunA T. LYMAN.
rBE CARROT BASKET.
ulustratsdJ Miss GILpERT
XIV.
l VISIT TO NEW ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL
FAIR
KAT. FIELD
XVI
FRAsK r. STOCKTON.
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CNfTH's NEW YORK pALE ALE.
Prize Medal awarded Paris Exposition, 1867.
Bysvsrv 2S0 West Eighteenth street,

Prize Medal awarded Paris Exposition 1851.
Brewery a4o West Eighteenth street,
between Seventh and Eighth avenues, New York.
MACPHERSON SMITH. DONALD SMITH.
THIS ALE 10 brewed with the greatest care, and can be
relied upon perfectly pure and wholesome For DELL
Single barrels or large quantities sent 70 all or The oy
Tbs kneniion Of consumers solicited. Orders by mail
promptly executed.
THE SAMPSON SCALE COMPANY,
$40 BROADWAY, NY,
MANUFACTURE
and have constantly rand for sale Weigh Lock- Railroad
Track Hay, Coal, Cstte Warehouse aud every variety Of
smaller Scales.
No scale before The public possesses the sensiveness sim
plicIty rigdy, accuracy durability compsctness facility
and eractnes OF adjustment and adsptaby 70 locs-
tion which belong TO the.
SAMPSON COMBINATION
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DOyAL HAVANA LOrrERY.-PRIzEs PAID IN GOLD
IL Information furnished in all legalized Lotteries
GALLAGHER BRO, $40 Chestnut street,
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,HB SAMPSON SCALE COMPANY,
24o BROADWAY, N. ",
IN 000 CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE OR EXPENSE
sV.VVVR VRrvsY vsY ps sarrzs s;ea sfIi;lop, T,,op -

o. dyspepsia phhisis ycr nervous and bilious disorders
constipation, diarhUa, nausea, debility, cough, asthma
sieepiessness saves 70 times its medjcips and
costs ess than ordinary food Also the Revaenta Chocolate
DU BARRY A CO., lg3 William street, New YoYk. Ana
through all groccrs and chemists In Vie BtAlss.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A POLITICAL UNION GENERAL
A. Committes.The member. Of this COMMITTEES from the
Saturday evening January 1859 at 7 O'CLOCK to hear
the Of sa R
5A1Es0F 5AnEs Fax, x.HHIS' Secretaries.
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A different states-Desertion, &c sufficient cause. No
publicity charge @ TosE sy0IS SaseS Il Ayss Free
A. -AoISrITR sAsxaas' 4 ea' AND BROKERS,
sls Canal stree. and l2b Chatham,
Silver foreign and domestic, bought an and sold at the daily
cashed in Missouri and Kentucky Lotteries. Ia
A BsoLgTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
" charge IL
obtaintd Advce free. also Notary Public and Commas
XII sSs'S 5eaa:sor !. Law s nroadw.
IT REDUCED PR1o.ss..-IxPoRgANT TO HOUSE
q sss S: W s. Ss sssf
coosns sqS sys greatly ss
goods until wanted on storage free Of expspse "
os% Tn, suggestion w2F q attention q x ga{
Cooper institute, cosner A..0r place, New Y6las
A VOICE FROM SOUTH AMERIcA..! WAS An,
IA nOyed with dandrun 10 such an extent that
soyeSy That ashamed q Se seem used Bar
ys Tricopherous and bottle of removed every par
Gle OF dandru6 and scurf. have continued using And
have never sign of dandru since Yours, ANTONIO
pal ONCE 81 Pea1 % street. % New YORK 1il's' valparaiso n'
4 GREAT REDtcTIqSa p9a,gsI " PRICE.
MALT EXTRACT
A delightful, nutritious beverage.
pleasant, strengthening tonic.
safe and ef0cacious remedy for disorders OF the
THROAT, CHEST, LUNGS AND STOMACH.
substitute for ale, beer porter, &c.
An inyigorator for the weak and deblitatsd
kEDUtED PRICE, "a 50 PER DOZEN,
jos. s. PEDERsON, 2H Murray street.
Sole Agent for United States, &c.
-OH, HATTIE, DIR. KiMBELL, 5s BOwERY HAS
"A. entirely cured feet OF bunions and Call and
see him, dear ! know he can cure you. CHARLIE.
A THOUSAND PEOPLE HAVE BEEN CURED OF
"A piles within q hours, at DR.. WOLCOTT'S once 170
Chatham square, New York, with Pain Paint.
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
IA. Missouri and Kentucky State Lotteries.
MIssoURr-ExTRA GLASS NO. l83. JANUARY 1889
81 90 50, I, 1S g, g 90 10, a. ,@s g.
:. AIssoun.cLAss no. l8, JANUARY 1869.
! = p si.$:s . 3 III Il s@sy$s, 4 ,sss
.kENrUckY-cLAss No. ia yisyiHy g. isss
Lotteries BY CLUTE Broker 100 Broadway and 1853 Fulton
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A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
N different Staes.-Deserton &C., sufficient No
publicity No charge until divorce obtained Advice free.
II. HOUSE, Attorney, rs Nassau street.
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he HANDsOMRsT AND BEST FAMILY
JOURNAL PUBLISHED.
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-POLITICAL.-DEMOCRATIC UNION GENERAL
IA. C0mmittee.-The members Of this committee from the
wards are requested o meet At Masonic Hall
the report Of the Committee Contested Seats BY
OWEN MURPHY, Temporary Chairman.
5ATEs PATssoE Fax krHHIs'l Secretaries.
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Sanford,
as Taps: ceaans @
pGTs SHARP WEBB Boston Baker. Miller sYSa
shot, wardwel, Portland.
BATH Jan s-Cieared ship India (new, OF Bsh) Pater
BRisToI, Jan s-Arrvsd, .chr Louisa Birds.i, L.
ols. NYsri willie Martin Collins, Portland; SQUIRE
Chase, Woods Hole.
fof ssrsS' y sI,s @ Rs5n o. "
sSS s: xRsrs
osRo Jane: Jam As % sS
Express and Maasrs from S'i London. So 80 : -''-'
GALVESTON, Dec so-Arrved, steamship Tybee Delaney
cleared, Steamship Tinie, Partridge, xYort.
HOLMES HOLE Jan Pm. PM.Ars,yed sehr Prairie Biz
s.ssis %1asss Ss,s srs: s Tinker Barnard rm.. Island
for boston Tul. Reed FOR do schr Young, Richard
: ss: ~ ass.: s$
sSss ass. s 's:s ss:I Il, so
=! ss ss.5s s. sys, s
q o :ss xss:
having died fas before reporcd)
MACHiAf, Dec so-Arrived. schr Northern Light Pumer
Sailed slst, brig Proeus, Drisko, rvorr.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 1Arrived ships Crusader, Jenkins
Cape de Verde stadacoms, Cassidy, Londonderry
2dArfved, ships Record (Br Calhoun and sedberg trr)
Donaldson Liverpool Prussia, Bath barks Regina,
ysnne%s Van sssn Bsn h. Bcon
Below ship Adept 0rossart from Liverpool bark
s. s: ss Es a s SS:i NIB fs:.s
dale CIR. sise from Ly.,spSoi tys,as ordsr.l
and Sswo S.D1i. seI
srpool; 81 Louis Hubbard, Boston.
souTnwysT Pass Jan 2-Arrivsd, bark Franklin Hasse
from Liverpool Sailed steamship Don, ships Royal Charlie
and Mcleod; bark Ansei
NORFOLK, Jan sxrrvea, schr Charles Moore Enrleson
for Nyork, returne ed In distress.
NEW BEDFORD, Jan e-Arrived, brig wiswen, Leo
Sailed 5!h schrs whtmors, Gross, and Small, Rob
.rEw LONDON Jan s-ArrIved, scbrs Telegraph, Pos.
Mayasuez for Norwich Fred spaord, spaford Bridgeport
for jacksonville Mary Langdon Crockett NYork for koct
land; Anna y, Ellsworth for FYork Mary Hidreh, New
PENSACOLA, Dec as--Arrivsd ships Maldon err. wnd
goose 81 Vincent CYL; Refondo tNo Bicgen Tonsbers
2sh, sratford Nor Meyers Bordeaux Protector (Norl
Madsen, London: bark Edorsdo (Brl, Coledge Hull g0h
ship Pauline Russ Otto, Antwerp; 3ist, brig Drsko
Cleared 2sth, orig HssseI Thombs Havana sl,, ba,,
Conway tBr, Harland, Liverpool; brig Allen, Hatned
PHILApELPHrA Jan. 7-ArrIved, barks Pantser fYorv,
Terjeyen London Der Turner russ Rcetzke Hnll Tfsr
mony ts,) Stephens Malasa brig. Albert tBl Erickson
Robinson, Nevis; schr Ford yBn, Carpenter, II John
NIB Below, bark Lows from Valparaiso Tor or,,crs
Cleared schr Adoph ungeL Robinson, Sc John, PIX
Lswss Del, Jan xs p h-shle YanbsidL sas sremes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-16

BRILLIANT REcEFTIoN.-Madame Garcia.
wife Of the Argentine Minister, gave her second
reception last night. A sociable and brilliant
company was assembled embracing the Ru sian
Minister, Spanish Minister, British Minister and
lady, the French charge d'affairs, Count Favcr
ney, Senator Morton and Mrs. Morton, General
Ewing, Count Colobiano, Italian charge
daffairs; Baron Avensleben, Secretary of the
Prussian Legation; Mr.. Mitre, Secretary of the
Argentine Legation; Mr.. and Mrs. Ford, OF the
British Legation; Senior Wales, Secretary of the
Spanish Legation; Mr.. Fish, son of Secretary
Fish; Captain Cavraija, attache of the Argen-
tine Legation; the Countess Faverney. Miss
Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. Bile, Minister resident
of Denmark. and the American Minister To
Ecuador. The music Of the evening was very
fine, and was executed by Madame Garcia.
(wEO has superior and highly cultivated
voice,) Count Faverney, Senior Wales. and
others. These receptions by the Argentine
Legation, promise to be the Inauguration OF
very brilliant season.
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Sowing Winter wheat.

One Of the most important operations of the
year II TO be performed this month. The good
crop OF wheat grown this season i'm the eastern
States shows that our soils are not exhausted
nor the weeyil irrepressible. A successful far
mer i'm our neighborlood, now upwards of
seventy years old, says that his splendid Yields
was preceded by the following preparation of
the land:
1t was ploughed and narrowed until il was
mellow and in fine tilth. Ii was manured with
dung, composed Of horse and COW droppings and
straw, the whole having been in heap for six
months. Much care was used TO get clean seed
for sowing. Ii was riddled through a hand
sieve, to take out all small and half grown
kernels, and to clean 1t of chess cookie and
other weeds. The seed was sowed before the 10th
of September, using one bushel and half TO the
acre. The seed was drilled in, the drill being
set about an inch and half deep. After sowing
the ground was rolled. No grass was sown with
the grain, but it was put i'm broadcast fortnight
after; experience having shown him that when
grass was sown at the same time, il often got the
start Of the grain and overpowered il. In the
follow ing spring he sowed clover.
Another farmer assures us that he prefers
manuring his wheat land six month before hand,
that Is, with the spring crop of corn. He put ON
enough i'm the spring for both the corn and
wheat. At other times, he turns over a clover
field and sows his wheat upon {. with 60o5 suc
cess. He is in favor ca t0pdressing 6is fields
lightly with hnS manure after the wheat Is mn.
jls. pefofe winter sets in. This helps to prevent
winter killing. He is careful to sow only on
warm, quick soils, well drained. Both OF these
farmers are successful wheat growers.-Rnal
ABeIiedR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-16

FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.-The opposition
members of the French Corps Legislatif have
issued manifesto declaring that they intend to
use peaceful means towards securing the right
of the people to govern themselves, unless an at
tempt is made To silence them by force: and pro-
nouncing against the preliminary oath for mem
bers OF the Corps, and TOR the abolition OF
military law, the country To he armed merely
for self-defence. The manifesto concludes as
follows: 1.-The elective principle is the only one
which will stand through all revolutions and
must be the base of the institutions of the coun-
try, but kept clear from monarchal cOmpromi-
ses and the violence Of demagogues." The
Emperor, who sull remains at Compeigne, re-
viewed the troops encamped there Sunday. He
was greeted with great enthusiasm by the troops
and people. The Empress Eugene is expected
to arrive at Alexandria to-day.
General Sickles was entertained at Madrid on
Sunday night at a banquet by the President of
the COrtes, at which were assembled the mem
bers of the Ministry and many deputies of the
Cortes. There were many expressions of good
feeling towards the United States and its repre-
sentative, and fIOm the political questions dis
cussed important events are anticipated.
The English shipbuilders are paying special
attention TO the construction Of vessels suitable
for navigating the SueT Canal. The first one.
which draws twenty feet, sailed for Port Said
yesterday from Liverpool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-16

SJenny Lind, Sims Reeves and Santley are
all announced for this country.
S1n Japan the fashionable tipple i'm s.tea
anu kamlnokusumber," the latter being small
cakes.
~Four London theatres are managed by
misses.
"a Georgia gentleman rejoices in the name
OF Ordinary Levy.
~The mania for blue sacQues and brass but
tons is daily increasing among the fair sex.
~A school of Instruction for Masons has
been opened at Raleigh, n. c.
The money pressure has reduced the price
OF straight drinks in Cincinnati to ten cents.
~ Railroad cars now run through from New
York to San Francisco without change.
@"Yon be iimfsked," is the newsboy pro-
family in New York.
VIt is likely that General Joseph E. John
ston will assume control Of the University of
Nashville.
1Gentlemen's cloaks, which have not been
In fashion here for many years, are again seen
in our streets.
has been acquitted on the charge OF abductiDg
young girl.
HThere are twenty-one orders of "Protes-
tant Sisterh0Ods," }" with over GOO MEMBERS In the
Established Church in England.
@Oyer 1900 Partisan workmen are on a
long strike, Which must last all winter, and pro-
dnce misery. They embrace nearly every trade.
0The mother of Pike, executed on Tuesday
last, has been all along kept in ignorance Of
him. and she still believes him to be at sea.
RIt is said that 81 600 900 of Northern cap-
tai Is being expended this year in Improvements
in Georgia.
~ 1t is said that there are sixty-two towns in
Massachusetts, without a Democrat.
~There are twenty-three suits for divorce
before the Supreme Court at Portland, Me-, and
nineteen OF the petitioners are wives.
~ ~Oskalo0sa Qa.) has a lazy club. which
fines its members dollar for speaking 10 man
ON the street without leaning against wall.
~Elder Knapp declares the spirit NANTES
tations to be reality, and that they are all the
work Of the devil.
VKoopmanschap doubts whether he can sup
ply sufficient Chinese labor to build the rail-
roads OF California and the South, and ritlicules
the idea OF an overwhelming Mongolian emgra-
tion.
~Beecher wants John Chinaman TO vote,
'.pigtail and ell" The Boston Post thinks this
l. queae-fi60s way Of expressing it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-16

~ In view of the discussion of the Bible aues-
ton in the public schools Of the large cities tie
old Native American party in Boston and viein-
ity is being reorganized.
SPetticoats made in every kind OF material
are very much worn, some with hounces and
others with several marrow folds cut on cross
way.
~ The Freeman's Journal (Roman Catholic)
denounces, without stint, what it calls the 'lech-
erous lyrics" that are sung ia the organ lofts OF
some OF the city churches.
~The Nashville board of aldermen have
passed a bin to suppress the naked drama i'm that
city. Refractory places Of amusement are to be
closed.
nTA number of settlers from the North and
elsewhere have arrived at Manassas, Va, to
take possession of the farms they have recently
purchased in Prince William county.
R0The Italian correspondent Of the Paris
Patrie saes that it il understood IN Rome that
Father Hy yacinthe is accommodated according
to the rules established at the Council OF Trent.
The statement that several French bishops will
defend the reverend father before the Rcum-
enieal Council IL believed TO be Rniounded.