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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

The Marquis of Harrington attended the
cutters banquet at Sheffield, England, on
Saturday night, and made speech He
said the task for the ensuing session Of Par.
Lament would be the settlement of the Irish
land question. He hoped the substitute
would be debated with as little political feel
ing as possible. 1t had never been the bat.
tie ground Of party. Men we're compare
lively unpedged. Statesmen of various
opinions showed An honest disposition to
grapple with the difficulties surrounding the
matter
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

A dispatch from Portland, Me-, says that
at II o'clock on Saturday evening, both of
Senator Fesssnden's physicians had given
up hopes of his recovery. He is gradually
sinking, and appears to be in delirious
stupor. He was taken Tuesday morning
with stoppage Of the bowels, since which
time the disorder has assumed a violent
form, uleers,ion having set in.
DR.. Lincoln thinks his complaint is com
plicated by remains Of poison taken into his
system at the National Hotel, in Washing
ton, some years ago, and from which he has
suffered several times since. A later dis
patch states that be Was 9 litsle better
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

Receipts Of fractional currency for last
week, s27l,O 900; shipments, $lO9,OOO cur
reucy held as security for National Bs.k
circulation, $342, ,862, 900; for public depos.
its, $40, ,O4l 900; mutilated bank notes burn.
ed, $l5,923,l44; currency issued fo- bills
destroyed during the week, sl46,77O; total
amountssued therefor, $l5,669,385; bank
circulation outstanding, $299, ,738,66O; frac'
tional currency redeemed and destroyed
$294,20O.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

Spain is getting ready to "go for" the Gu.
ban patriots. Four thousand troops will
sail for Cuba on the 10th, and six thousand
more will soon follow. Our fllibusters
should "hurry up their cakes"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

The Duke of Genoa stands chance for
lsabella's vacated nest. 1t is thought that
in time he could wallow in all the necessary
debauoheries connected with Spanish roy.
aly
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

Napoleon is no doubt dangerously ILL
The empress has abandoned her eastern
journey on that account, and all France is
in a tremor Of excitement
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

An intelligent gentleman Of color in Ten
nessee announces that "de black rings
busted p"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

Prince Alfred was greatly pleased with
the hula hula, the can.can of the Sandwich
Islands.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

Twenty.four hours to Chicago is the i'm
mediate resu. Of Commodore Vanderbilt,
marriage.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

The Emperor Of Brazil stood up and
took off his hat when verses we're read in
honor Of Ristori.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

Queen Christiana has gone to Vichy. /.
is rumored that she will endeavor to bring
over Gen. Prim to the cause of Queen lisa.
bella.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

Palmerston's diary after 1880 vii be sup.
pressed until the present generation gets out
Of the way.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

Chicago xarket.
T,Isgrsphed 70 the ARevs.
CsroAso, September 8.
Flour quiet unchanged.
Wheat dull Boat.
Corn s9s4.
Oats 4ia1.
Rye 1854.
Barley noninally lower l,33a5.
Provisions inactive nominally unchanged.
Pork steady 1915.
Shoulders lSiss.
Lard nominal lSs.
Hams lssa.
Highwines buyers l,l2.
LIVE sTooK.
Unox srocx YARDs, September s.
Cattle dull, inactive; reefs 3017fnesael1a~ss1
u. ,rist unc 49, -
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

A menagerie lion at Madras took Eve
ounces Of chloroform and had his tail cut
of.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06
NOW York Market.

N0W u ork u0arket.
Tslsgrsphed TO tho ARous.
| Nav YoRK, Sept 9.
| Flour-Quiet. weak.
| Whoat-NomisAl at l45a5O.
| 'Corn-Firm at ,lSa20.
Oats-FiIm at 6sa7o.
Pork--Dull at3l,75.
Lard-steady at 90.
stocks and Money.
Tslsgrsphsd to the Aasus.
Nsw YORE, Sept @.
Gold, sI,S9l.
ooupOnsO of 'sI 22s, 81, 22l, 81, 22i. IS, 39i.
new II, 81, 2is, 6s, 20I; lO-4Os III, N. Y.C.
2.04l Pfd 90s, r. I. l,l4k, ST. Paul 9sl, Pfd
S7t, ~. W. 81, W. U. 81, NJ L. II, L. s.
2ii, ". ". sSs, 7, \ W. SO!.
gt. Ionis Market.
Tslssraphsd to tho Arsrs
sr. LouIs, sept. o.
Flour low grades weaker not quotably lower.
Wheat-dulI heavy. '...e.-.
Corn-unchanged, 9Oa9j FOR yellow and white.
Oats--easier, 49s52.
Rye-stcady, s0as5.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

The champion train Of Saratoga measures
IL feet g. inches.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06
BUsINHss CARDS.
BLYTHE l. STODDARD,
WAGON MANUFACTURERS,
Ro~h TuIooa TII;.o;u

MANUPACTURE all kinds OF Wagons
VI Carriages, Sulkies, Skeletons, Farm and
Express Wagons, DO. Every description Of ~
pairing done at short notice. Particular atten-
tion paid to manufacturing to order.
may2Bdly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

Bud Carter has gone to bloom in another
sphere. He was shot in Tennessee las,
week.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

A Cincinns,i youth Of l6 is writing q
tragedy for local theatre.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

A Magazine Story--the yarn about the
Sabine uutiny.-[ n. Y, Tel.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

Ten millions are asked to clear out tho
Mississippi.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

Nashville, Tenn, is putting upa 100000
cotton mill,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-06

A California gambler bet his false teeth
the other day, and now gums it.
, 1869-01-16

4 Carnival Of Cftaas-The Cfty,s Btoex
In shS 1t.te R&ek AAllxoaA Lavfsa
Cpon sor Oehe.
MSHfH1s. S41- Ia ntooEne Rt7ray occurred
N re Ghanee1J CouH room lhts af;ei1oon, b.
tNeen -. Dtekens ind CApt1tna Fastefson. ell.
xeee Q! uae county. growing oa: of a1tt, ftsuts.
VI ths ~u11dinR Of the fo1mN In the hand,
aoo 2e otoa II ttr ArC1. T. H Tbonpsoa. i
". tNt Gel, Wa eh' t1 the leg aod c11xrroaaly
Nounaec. Ct2ne eealor Sna:tn Hced e4ch Of tns
ps1tes 70 the 1fstJ t's3 dollafs, and osue1ed
men 70 ult Tot ten dAyk-
=; .; ssn nunas, fasIatr1y ot Ctncianat. md latA
n1 tbs CITY, xas shot md killed bJ Uantal Matk.
-. ~ ~atsr Valley, On Monday evening.
a ht1taed1n named James ups.1re, en roata
=! - a1Aaeiss, *As astotset out Of tao ny cog
xGe 4a1!en >tasee N.rahal has teT.ea un tte
eEJh Little Rock Ra4rosa stock 10 s111fy dsos
~ pa u honda. Tia preas ehaEze Tho kastnal
Win *oTx1E2 IN the ,ttereat Of the lziltoad sl1e.
= EGO. nLEed 1Ark Hsnley, pe1111d I'd
aAfxatef OF blacksmith. nl1aed 3ones, reading
Heaf y, rE1ntuwu, to e.upa with him. xad tAit
teaat 80 In soh helyHEirE to her hiher O.
sae 9seev-ty Of thais fixht tue Erea:est exette
nj Prevailed IN the nelxhoornood. a The girl
~ s1lt fou1ssca ysats Old. They 9aaliy sue,
2 eteo u apsnftuS tbeu. It u believed tt1,
1ae ntefo liz been l,ueted.
, 1869-01-16
STATE LEGISLATURES.
Proceedings In the Wisconsin
and Indiana Legislatures.
Hon. Alexendex Ramsey Rs-
nominated for Uuitsd
States Senator from
Minnesota.

WIXCOdBIdA
Special Despaich to the Chicago Tribune

MAp1so1, Jan. Ii.
An exceedingly brilliant apd noreI propoai~
ton wa spruuk On the Assembly, ~ referred to
in the ltgts'at 70 proceedings, for good fhow Of
Senatorial tandinates has been tbs Rcn ersl topic
originated md to b. zdvocs;od saai1lJ ny tae
brtiltart ora!orJ vii eapI.ste enough maobcrs.
sute. 'Tne debate On the subject Wa / auite
p1ot1etsd one. On one side 1t wss claimed tnat
.nsn p9b'.e ezhiot11on u o.atoteai p.ovse IN
NE treatment OF public qnesuonA. wAa lhA beat
tett Of the ft1eas !o1 United states neuatol.
md n the othtr side it W4s urged that o;he1
aesnsSial III "sfa y Tsa more tnoofsani NJ.
General Washburn declares itat he dosr not pro-
Ress1 . = sas any eas tGt eupRos eu' @sy sp..5
prohablr aso sppeas. Whether otheEs viii il not
Thru arc rumors Of va1ous candidates. alao thst
e. 'a'saea seqs e
there viii probably b . rich tine.
ho'. Of the Legislature md lobby hare euue
hes1y oBey 1 4 sii1saRes s q eeesa1 when
1A'.saaaIsa; aa1Sas;. Wiz, J4a.,g
| Tho ses!1on to-day wu hArdiy h4lf an hour
long, and the proceedings nnlm portanl
TIE standing eou1nitsees wsre announced u
| Iadleia11--1isselson, Barlow, Newman, Reed
ftnaEces-ketehura, Butt and Recd.
lntofpufAhcns-WGz1spK, Taylor aud Moran
no.ds, Bridges and F<ftse4-Aaans, stevens
| Tom Organisations, ets-copp, C, G. vii.
| Hams aud tthAutz.
Aliilal7 Atas's-nstt, Kt.,h.w and c,rx.
P7tFt.ecea and Observation-Disclosures Nnr!np
J and Ctatk. ~' VA ''.&
| Agriculture Joiner and WooduAn
xe!.an1e R1penaiiufea-Selson, Williams,
| Ersfn G.trsN 1.x,,r c,r,.-o1a ..ap.
| Fsde,ai ReiauonsDi q. %iii.ms HsE:,,on
| Lytde, ~
| Educattou-Tan Wick Etlknn. W1I1i.mx.
! Abrams. '''-'''
4n;a1a,s Rsat, ina pan1,ns-g.riew; Et'hs. nr.es
esp. ' ''''s'as1''e~'o'nes' "A'Rs' NOR
Erg1ossrd B1llt-KerabA1. Ketchum. Lauae,.
! Euinlled HilJ.-Buft. 6Tiswojd, 9pe1 l..
i Hohieh. -S'
rubAt LAndA-Fieber, Newman. eehautx.
t Stste PTLoD-NaxtnR, ketehau. Abrsms.
! RaiIsoads-Tsn Wyck, Kerahx1, Adtms
sttvets. LatA1n. Abrams, Gray.
e. Mann. @'~1 " eA@'''I' N'$e' SA1' WIZ
+, ruH1c PtlrunR-Grtsuold, Hnhich,
Local LcxisIatlou-Wept, Woodnsn.
A1et1utn nas presented from 4. A. Towu-
eepd. Rcnublie1n. conte sting the sAaf nf II n
CIV nemocraIic SenatnT fTan ~ I'M Thfte.n1n a. ~
! District On grounds thst tfn snnsr4pt msior,ty
Of thTec ras uht.tnrd bv srrnrinr ilees Enses
i fcH fctsl Xiii Were 5ntrntnr4d
| .s.rwn1
Nr Gan a Er,1+h r-o..r,.a rs+3.t,n INV.
vm. Fistie, eontes,lnc the reas Of NeDoutid
ttpprt,ns ~, shoss IT. @ Lvn 1ao @ nc"*nce
eTnsd ~ ~! sta.ts = 20 easfs. ,>,,
tae 5ae sadH ~ ottsr1et naa tfcssntcd, a6eEtog a.
A~SA ~ <t@A@A k4<4SAA A44AkE h10 II
, 1869-01-16
WISCONSIN,


TIsEedr in mouxos County, Wlscon.
aan-A &irl Shoots Hsr stducer.
MApIeoR. Wis. i'm. Is 5-t1teltescce hss Iust
hetu +. teisEd bert Ct tragedy In Monroe
Gseene Comfy, ot Nhich the following ase the
parst1ulsf., oo'atue1 ffcm en'ltsly reliable Au-
thos1ty: Patrick Erotty, n Istehnxn. rom aewnAs
pot*d for his exploits among the fs,r ser, had se-
duceo 1TupR teTT'nK WOMAN named AngeHne
shroJeT: some two Jeata since. aad I long aalt
followed about the n11tutao8nee Of tho enid.
The k1rs's faihes propesed- o. hez hehalt u set-
tic the uasseE for IN Indemnify Of $50 md eost4
Of The suit. Csott1 hid como 10 the Monfoa
house, wheze Anxcltue WIS working, to mAk%
pa.Intnt ind tAke 4 receipt in f1il. Hers
ctspuse occurred, CEotsJ cla1ratnR thks tne
amount taouid % culJ $500 In III. Croty va
quits hois"eruus IN hts language. frequently go
Ing CUT 70 stimulate himself NTH nqonr. fha
E:sl also slpnea ont, procured pistol, md on
nd, some ssy, With violent gestures. sne trtt,
the bRli entering his ABDOMEN and passing en-
lzsly thtcukh hin, lodging Haar sAe ala u the
rAck. He utsert N e1cl4nad0n, hxstened to
Bis aletEh 1nd attempted to drive holne, bQt
soou sntk down and died,
Crotty wss married ouly few wteks etpco,
and the controversy has been note tesee since
that r1Cae.
AZ 1r4r st wss held On hls hodr ty 8. ", Ab
b<tt Just!ce Of ths feace, and sefd1ct rendered
II atcntu4 4nee Elsa TIC taeu Already esated. Tpe
s5upa1hJ Of The pnb1lc Ia strongly viii the NJ
mn, Eho II COW IN Jul for ter rlan &et.
, 1869-01-16
BY MAIL.


RES1xoT 1ouNsoF OK 1H1 AkKAIcAx NArCnAL-
1ZAHod LAWS.
NEW fosK Jau ia Lon lon paper ttatcs
thai Airtstet johnson responded to qaery from
the Emtez4ntn anctetJ Ftspectjcr the nltursl 81
hon Il Brush eup}ects IN America, a. follows
- fcu VIII h.vc no difficulty HhEterer II yoa De.
come ctsixIs Of America xad resurn 10 yous own
country on oeIng t1llrd ppon to do any Acr here
nn The ground that Jou owe allcstance to tke
IoTtrnn' nr Of E-Rlapd Whenever ron scrurz
hrfc. you will be clo.hed With the projection OF
America a. much as II yon had been bor3, II
Amer1ea- We COB s1der you 10 20. ct OF law 4
cttlxen born With n. entitled 10 ~ our zishA
and thks ne ase under oollxttions 10 protect yoa
the satnc r. We would those born On the SOIL"
, 1869-01-16

AH tor HfEasnr-Tran, ,r . H.x
<31asf-taARs1nnnnts

AHs* tof RfEamr-rr1n, ~ . x..~
N41aff-taass1snnntsl
epee'h despatch to Ths caleaeo Tr1bu..
a fellow WHO ha' oeen noar1.asus ~. h~,. ~, -.
.sne ron nne pas. nHatF ~ u n.n. Of wsrteon.
sa.pexa ~ ta1 ~ ~ ea h.'az w,h -
To Ln&, IN thIs county, where he 4glpman ~
name o. Morton and ra4nted ayouae 10y Of ,hs1
place. lie hkl been afrtEtsd, and eltizens ot
sntsrton ofpro+ecntlrg ttn for tiA v1Ilaales:
e., 1ne s!san-E Earle, which has been built herr
1T tne War1aF ana Keokuk trade, us7e tn u
.s.p yftt fday ior tho pufpo4e Of teslre hel
mss9'nesy, nny, With test proved satisfactory Il
Gto; Riehasdeon. Cur City A..orae4. ind
son ~ 90 H:tk, @is married yestcsdl4 IN ST.
LOUIE 20 Mits Long, resident Of thRt ctsy.
sotns Aaan'oAi rcbe!t ~huwea thett aes,nYait1
fhe colcted people in cole brattng tho a1nlresar1
Of &rots EMANCIPATION.
, 1869-01-16
Mexican NewH- :

N2EA1GGn NEVN-
san PEANc1sco, o,Jau.13-Mtx1tl1ns sdF3ces dSo 1c
January :. Great otscantent psrrAaltd A3ala.i
ihs snsf-a ao'eE1saeat, open rebellion II soou
t-rnpr.1 ro-or,. d.,,,..s ,o- ..,,,,-o =,
JAnua11 I. a route for he city Of ae1feo, o.
lesFe of ahsence Il Il sseerted Ih4, BIZ presence
Iii only prsrented open rupture be.ore now.
n1nal1en.o ri usIneaa, tlss al.aoash sss u!sas
Of Doo P1sdoo Tesa Il mentioned in connection
nth hi: sslLfnown aspirations tos Kepuol!c q
ine.aark sonort. cei1a.au1. Dassngo. slnaloA
1AEef Ls1t5uzaaa, a1d portion Of JA.t4eo, and
e!antnf Mntaetion fro1a the Cntted atates
Suns cr1neeuon- h Wa expected to s11tre u
the country hJ the pext steamer:
AdNtes Azc sreetred from Hazail1n. J1u1lry g.
h:s claim TO he Presidency. Nterete. Qu,f1ro
q lii t7end Fatoni i sappoaed 10 uare ea11et
oreEa . taxe thts SEQ. the General Gose:uaent
t1tzl.
tFreza1 Kehog = hss been appointed Nit,tu,
Go1an1aa1 of st1AaA d1ttc2 the shse2ce pl
Al Pessons who x.eed the Mut,scz revolution
11s esds'sd 10 present themselves ii the Dl.tf1el
Tse: tts1.ct. g. call.ct.ua md xoooulto a.e
E9n9ao2 Hom puttad terez. earslz2 terrible
TIE Ae1tesn steamer Jo.re. IA 4tu grounded
the uoalt A9nn Be tos,ed.
The United s:asea steamers Xohop 70 IND Res.
2c1 Hert ,: i-npex
Tte Conrals41azsss appointed BY 0oveEno,
Hoo, 70 rPots cpoh the loeses Of citizens oi
aaoas1:sg 70 9.sk6n, vaiea haTc pesa foFs
W1,osd u tss city of Il E1Jcp
Ihe9n = great tistausfze.tonl AMONG the
e1eznpa no nxite oetWren ne 1cts ofG snd
eere!1l aEesss have been znsde md tnts e.
tt.so q sl.1x1nsn+ The B.sacp Of Leon VI,
p1ouRH sefoee The Courts because he protesset
sksiHs The occupancy Of 4 church propctty IS
Ut onte 4-thnsttita for L sEhoolhu1aa,
lne eFtslsInre Of J&iasco kAd authurxed tht
gtnE 70 tas clergy, even taosa fof insr5ne.tn1
aoo oeEssolenee. '~>'S'
fns Apache 1ntisrs haye committed ho..,h,,
GnArd Ma called cat to daht lhasu, EeT5hint
NA9 p&r11yzed1
The Laser California mines IRE snta c1ens,,
worked 70 retain theis s.ties
, 1869-01-16
DETROIT.
Fatally Kicked bE = Horse-omeers
BJecsxa bT 1he Masonic Grand LudEe.

Fatally Kicked by = HorHe-0meefs
BJecs&a bT 1he Masonic Grand LudEe.
Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tronne.
DxrRoft, Jan Is.
This afternoon John Ewirk, boy eIght Jca-s Of
Ase, nm ont Into Croghan atrett to 80 I funeral
procession, got Loo ncat team, and the horse
kicked bis btaicr out.
TIE Masonic GRIND Lodge elected the lolloH.
i1E o@eers To-day; ". ": r. 4 T; Aeseals,
AaF9.nsa,n :. .; g; e ths Upper Psn.
=: q. ", Z: Il. ,1Andon. Detroit :; Il: II. J. g.
T., J. V. Ambtssson. Rochester; B. =: g.
Treasurer, Rn:us n. Landou- Slles; L ". q.
Secretary, ,5anes Fenson, Dersti;, Z. e.
g. Y. 4nt l.. henry II Lcok. Pontiac: u.
NJ. g. y Seth Petsbone, coeruuns; g: Arch.
1sect Rcnetr Bnlman- Detroit; q. AAEshAl
Erede1teK a1rt. Adr1An g. sword Haarer, ).
A!teheA. 1atkron :; 9. fuis.eE.ns, Y. !. Ean.
fth, t}etro1t- =.
1hs eoraRlttee reported that $s0o, 600 would tc
tr3}ulssa 70 p1Ieetse slse 4ne build semoln
h,.o.e ~. ta The tiRrtty ind honor OF re ord +.
1oeo ses 1aia smoQnt, Nf
, 1869-01-16
SOUTH AMERICA,
Tho War on the FAfAU1-RepQFte43
Hpcre48 Of Ihe AllieA.

Tho War on the FAfAnA-RepoFted
success Of Ihe A1ties.
L1sBoI J1p- 13.-Rlo 1ane1.o adr!res to De-
ecnocr ~, per e&eAmer. Alate th2t tar Allteo
arn, had uaadt T'EcIons ass3u's on tue Para
euafar stsoogoolds II SiiettA, and aftar despcs-
ale pst1ie saceeedtd III carr Ing &a.a.
L. pex's army IVES aftes!r routed aad deytoycd
The allies Captured over 1000 pf,souets OF war.
Lokez barely escaped with 30o follower. rcts
vtetcsy opened the way 10 Asetncsan, 70 when
ptlcs 1ne Brazilian iron tl1dl have gone.
RIO JAFhRo, Dec H. TIC ttshoK. jan. Is AT
the last actonnta from the s1at OF var the allies
hsit Vt1sse snd Auxos:ur2s. k8ny sxnnou mi
lAsGe ftosra Of aranunlti.n and PROVISIONS feu
lntu tnesr handR The loeAes OF the PassS1ayana
IN killed &ad wounded IN rue recent bstlls HEes
very aeary.
a trport from Fs7a1rxy4n so1ftea claimed that
TBS ttite1 forces loAs 60u IN killed and nuot
IN hattn which 1oox plArt on the 3lh os DE-
cemhE: GentFA A5EssA was EpottAlly woanted
In this hFht.
General MrMAhon- tho American Ainaste., xas
In ths PEraeuAya1 camp. 4 Guo1 utde1stkntin1
t11fted nerween ffestdent Lopez 1na the Amt,7,
, 1869-01-16

The Paris Peace Conference
Adopts a Conciliatory
Resolution.
Belief that Greece will Entirely
Ignsre Its Decision.
The Alabama Treaty Signed by
Minister Johns0n and
Earl Clarendon.

Tbs Eastern Questlon.
PREDICTED srHGsutnX or 0NEEcx 70 fae VOICE
or 1Hx oo4Fk1x3cK-
PA1ts4 jan. IL.
The Consttttitena4i predicts taat Geeeea Will
submit to the voice Of tbs Conferences.
F11AL 1kE11xe or TH1 F1AeB coAFHxxxcE.
FAnIa, Jan. 13-
The conference on the Eu.ezn question viii
meet again to-dhy. 1tis generally believed that
this sefsion Will be tnAl. It Is reported. On
c1edttahle authority, that u. Rsnsgabo, tho Greek
Mi1l1ter. has been instruetsd BY shis govern
nent to anaource that Greecn Is resolved to re-
jtct II ueelelop Of ths conference II certain de-
rnanda In the Tusklsh uluuaasuu sse supported
by that. bodJ. AL the indications a.e Inst
Cruces i. bent On war. 4 deapateh IRON Athous
states that Kizr George Is Preparing to sessfn to
Naupfl2.
uxxAa0 OF TN sR1Af rowEss OF s1x1of.
H. LazDo1, I24 1t.
All thu Great Pow1s Except Rasss2 hA1aH8
united In demand upon Greece, that, tog the
preservation OF peaes. shs withdraw her lorma1
objections 10 the eonfeseuce ~ II present eonau'
tinted. The powers bars reason TO ncpe that Rnk
sia viii Also concur In this demand.
THE coauI1AToHI 1Esoirr1oN ADOPTED BY Tu7
ceATx1x1cx.
FAxM, '1an. .lS-HssninK.
The PuNie N<tcspapsr reports that Tho Confer
t1cs On tho Eastern ptmeult{ held harmoutoul
sessiou to-day md adopted nnaai1aons)y = son
et.tatory resolution. H. RansRabe wAs not pros
CIT HI. eont1nue Ahterce Is regarded n Re
futA b. Greece to recognize the conference.
, 1869-01-16

ef. PAc1, Mlcn.. Jan. ls.sArho Republican
iot T.. hor. e1araet RAmseJ Oh rhs NIT pai-
u toiIa it, United stasee sena,or. The vose stool
ts,tnr = Rsuse1. 3s; Wi1ktnton. II; scat
b rasils .ot eaa !tue enthusiasm pro 'a1tsA. Tte
d, 1ss,tAeaa "a ~ .~sasas.ea nsa Vsts vtIv uoea
sc.inp.son p1eSaaea 'oae!y ~. taa' do ocesfI NC
napeas ~ - y r, nt~' n e H,ens.r. VIZ ~so ver.
r.n4n. r<,eIrn.d NO snoat an hour before tne
eonfAeat OF aueeosa, whan N VSxYpeet1a s.,sss
, 1869-01-16

1naVrAncs 8talsllcs-The Park Quep.
uoA-Oh19nAry.
CfSaH1A91, Dec 1.-THE i1snrauce eonpt~
paniet o9 th!s eity Insured property to ths T1i1e
Of ia &N-0Qo IN Dtcenetr.
be CIT Council 70 aAy voted to refe. 70 tho
eourts The disputed q1esuon Of the legality Of
potth1sitg additional park property.
Five ladies vii - present tina Equal SuEr7xe
Washington.
Hon roo4. y. Key, formerly Iadgt Advocate
on General AeCle1fan>s q sta6 ard fos nxuy years
aEenbef q the Ohio LeK1slasara, dted nj his
1et:dsEes n Lebanon, Ohio, tbs e1eolax, oe
pulmonary dt1eass-
, 1869-01-16

A Defeated Pu31ttat Rettrts feoxa tnQ
RlnE-1he W4aIhsr.
Fl. LoEt3. Jan. l5.-HI!lu1o u. Dxsts, the pa.
Ftlst+ vat discharged trom ussody, Judge Den
meon considering the evidence trsu0eleas to
toad hin Dsyta s10 ouscxs takS he n1a retired
ffpm The prtze-Ilng, md that ha shah retorn 70
his ca!lttE. which is th2s of aal]or.
hstn bAs flut1 he1e s,aee last aIcht. r1& the
weather citx1ud this evening, and tt IL now tUfr-
tnR cold. a heayy enow atdy1 prevailed Wess el
he14 to-dnF
, 1869-01-16

rt1thtd the to~a l. IL rot r<oash.e he .suxld ep.
terit TIE 6nsnt1h ard Cnhaa accounts foaeuf
htuoxs Rx1ac1szoto md Tala1yo 1ef& thtk etty
to-dAY u cnMsnths ion to Consult with d. Id
EufEeat ehssts. md endeayQx "a betnK aAqut 1
totopfo1a19e. {.
Vst.uar meetings 70 cnruder tho question os
p<Ae8 hxso been held ts Tho sca.depees of .prpm-
Dent Eub4rt, but hs4 no definite re- ul,s.
h.d st1s1si seeret meenosl =: Thea m III sas1H ne1s ~
Tnsoivet 70 remain quiet. Ate:pt noth1hS ftota
4eHesrl nutca, tad tate 10 as:!on utl tt4y hc3f
from General Cespode7 ~ to the Wt~h+Haf tha
Ia alp,f.
, 1869-01-16
NEW ORLEANS,

Death oT 4 Ns9I1kATy Omcer-TAe FsYu-
Wan monitors Heard Frnna-Move-
rnenkfn Aid or GAs Widow OF Gen.
eFAt RAouA4e1u.
EKw oRlKAxB. Jan. 13.-Bre7et Ma1o. r, II,
Et1ton Fisst Infantry. ono OF ths victims OF tho
Gi. 90 tmasttt, died lAst evening, Au9 HA4 buried
today
1hr Peruvian Kinlat<r h4s received a despateh
anEeune.nG the a1tts1 It Pensacola Of tbs mon
isu1s making six to sesen Knot4 per hour essily.
n ~ rttnlh At Pensacola i Icw daJ1.
Gens IAl Rousseau having died p sor, 4 upuher
OF cttixsns are moving IN tho uattef of TESTING.
ntAlto bis widow. Two meetings hare Already
Deen htld. Atd Last night committee Of ina ucn-
ttaI clrtzens Nere Appointed 10 eas1J Cut tho mat
xf. Gcpcral RossA A8us' hpf9t1 Afe ROW being
E.MeQ d oE The Eatpnsrs of hi6 attf,
, 1869-01-16

EAaHy11Lk, J&1. 15.-Tbe vote In the Lef{slA-
1nre On the resolution to i.ene no more b .nns TO
ralr.ada that hsxe not promptly paid interest due
the State. shows the temper Of that body
rcAda, md the ptssage OF Tho coaru plated bill
toE the kate Of 1siRosos. Urged by the 0oytrnnr
ard prcntpcnt members Of the Leg1slafufe,
aueufr a brighter financial future for Tennessee.
Tin latter Will, IL Is c.t.mated. bring oTe1 4
mill . o. dollars Into the State Treasury, besides
aEytrsl millions IN bones.