davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Tho co,r.+ n,,,,s to her, and how perfectly voice
md instrumaut msteh each other! 1t Il some-
thIro Ia rr,nea,hef. thlS duo. But there u
aaothss duo even better. II u
Goeatnts uatenIess Qu1s ct homo. And
who. IS .pR 1T Only PAfeps
aud Aeesaaae J Inirnppsi AREN'T you glad now Jou
catae u tbs 1uhisee7 viii wages something jon
I'LL ntfr hs&7 this sunx again a tnese sWo VIC
men aak H. ;sAnH afFasd hereafter aoau listen
10 The euatsd4 i practising tne great QUO Win Iesa
thar nv 0sun patience neFer e1-
rect to ret It kung better. I never ex-
pected II ponId be allowed ne to hear
1t suuv n we. What e1pressionl what style!
what art,sttc ,ethodt What rare and rich socal
biendlnRl "a u the ercaestEa get enthusiasttc,
and sgm4 OF e e Old ve!erans look up IN absolute
surpr1so at ut atto IN white and this soprano IN
black, n t..F reach the eadenzo in q
Magnificent safss OF melody, wnt:h st1zts
peors to .aes1 feet, Mid with euthua.-
aam, usim rravut waVtn9 haudker-
ehlefa, hetA, .,1uas and utnbreflaA or course
they haye to r psaa II. sud Of coarse everybody
gets md aEl1.
And thea Il :nadren sing Old Hundted, aud
the ~ ttence, ing, ang 1t with them And they
alng Ne for there aze only 1900 Of the cho1istcrs
h the audience. lsnr # snhlisnes
FIX, s Tsthss 1:si Ell Bo5 sd Holy GSoss~
And the Juhuee Is over. The mustc ia hnahed.
The yoke Of the great organ Il silent Tne great
waves Of the chorus hare 5ubalded The sing
ers and the pIaye1s have gone but thin, 70 their
latest day, they viii not tire Of telling tAelT chill
dren that they Gang aud played at the great Peace
Jubilee
There aso sew parting incicsntals in the psess
room, snd a1noug them very graceful deed upon
The part Of the orchestra Ia presenting MI Gilmore
NIf an ala And rnNlr TH4 NHS4r,
keepers slso presented to their chief, Colonel Far
well. beautiful gold-headed cane And then
everybody gives Gilmore three cheers
The man who has carried this thing IN his head
two years, and 1aall5 organized Il Into success,
sn!llnKsy says:
"Gtn.ltmtn: We purpose to repeat this Jablee
~ centennia1-one hundred years hence. You
are oil engaged"
0na hundred years hence. every heart In the
great eea Of humanity which has surged IN and
ont Of the Coliseum tnia week will ba B!lent then.
We sha al be sleeping the nleep Of the inst, with
atone q. o1r heads and asoue at out feet where
No sound Of music can reach ns. Other
goIees will sing aboTe rs. and other instru-
menta play, and little ahAl We reck
Of 1t. The record Of the Jubilee will outli7o us ALL
But nil they have IN the music Of the futu1c any
3htu8 better, anJth!ng grAndey, anything snhllmer
than the uoafc Of thls week has heen7
think not And 80 to the great chorus whose
sound has been a the voice Of many wateIs: To
tho great orrhesua which has given "a the im-
mortal F3fsh Symphony "a Beethoven never
heard it given; 10 the mighty pu1ss-
tionA OF the great organ heart; to
pniaon: 70 her who died In the midst Of The mu-
~, and was translated 10 the Heavens in chazios
OF harmony, Whose heauty aud loye!inesa and true
youaplipesx viii be forever sacred to those who
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that 1t imposes some conditions
upon the exercise Of the sufrage, which, If
the votsI fails to comply with them, pre-
vent himtrom voting, and this lesssns or
destroys the 50 freedom" Of the election,
These provisions conflict, hs sAys, With the
constitution, which declares that elections
ahan be " free and eqna1-" Wills there is
bare possibility that such s deeaion may
be affirmed On appeal by the majority Of
the Judges, there Is greater probability
that it VIII not,
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eueky, the sddresa on Daniel Boone; aud . poem

sueky, the addresa on Daniel Boone; aud . poem
by George .. Prentice will be read
a child hss been born It jsca, France, on ths
sm1hce OF one of whose sses there u imprinted
the eIact resemblance Of a watch dial. oral In
lorsn. The hours and Minutes are distinctly
marked and the bands designated by faint lines.
At the lapse Of each hour the cnd y seized with
slight couvuIEtona, during which It hlecups tae
proper nnnee. Of ttntunabuls, alret the manner
Of repeating watch.
The Paris Fatrie saJs that 8eteraf papers, ii
enuneratng the artillery lorre OF Prussis, hsve
deeaAred hat corsasts Of 6ooo guns and thai Of
France Ia numerically inferior. "Wlhoos eutez-
Ing now into any compA,ison, ~ ssJa the Aesrse,
'we may perhapA be allowed 10 remark that
France posse4ses total OK So guns the bulk OF
which are rthed cannon, OF old plecea which have
oeep altered, and that our artillery en1oys avery
high reputation tr Europe
An anaIye1s Of he rprIa Of The British peeragt
shoWs that there are peeE17es Of the thirteenth
century, Of the fourteenth, OF the fifteenth,
II Of the sixteenth. a5 OF the seventeenth, u Of
the eighteenth aud - Of the nineteenth. The
new patents issued alnca Earl GreJ'a sceesaon to
power in 1880 art ats IN number. znd Of Asse 12a
were created BY liberal and 10 BY Conservative
Governments.
week. nEp, ch1ld Was Left BY liz mother, on her
Ne~*
nurae, A lady and gentleman, wishing TO adopt
child, were told they could have L. A woman
coming to town On vistt Also left her ehid, for
the dsJ, In the hands Of Irieua 1t the almahouse
who gave It over to the deaf mute for temporary
safe keeping. The lady and gentleman coming
IN lust at the proper or improper moment week
ago, took ou the wrong child. and NOW the LADY
and gentleman cannot be discovered.
In Casendiah, IT, Hra Aiuera Benz, after
getting her husband Samuel'e estate decided to
hef, got divorce aud tiled to DRIVE him unt oI
the house. He held On 10 the lower part, and
brought chaucegy action to recover hts property,
On Friday Of 1as1 week she fortified his house
against him In hls absence, barricaded doora and
windows and formed herself, two Rons aud
daughter tn~lan into garrison When Bent re-
turued he wss violently ssoned, but smashed door
with his axe His son George Immediately
CRACKED hts head with Z EMAIL boulder, hts son
Walker pouret PAIL OF hot water On him, hls
sous wife Camellk nred = revolver at him, and the
TOW stopped. Tue next day, the whole party. TO-
gether with drunken Frenchman, who took part
under the tdea thst II waa free fgnt, were A.
rested, and bound over for 1tkl
The following table shows the popu!atton, rev.
enue, armies, and military expenditures Of the
leading powers Of Europe:
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The ST. lonls ReEubieas of tie ed gpeaks OF
TIE Memphis St Loulk Railroad as follows:
Ine negotiations fof building railrssd from
Morley, along the west bank of tue Iisslssippi
AiseTt NY are PROGRESSING, and we nnderstaad that
Nj Thomas Allen goes East tn day or tEo to A.
terd 10 that and other general b1ainess. The
counties ~ this ssa1e through which The conten-
naled railroad viii pass, are awaka to the import.
ance and necaealtY Of the road. Already New
Madrid County has voted to give 81, COO acres OF
sEanp landa. and the citizens have agreed b sske
STOCK 10 the amount Of {1O19Oo uore,
Scott County has agreed 10 donate
5000 aerea Of her sNamp lands, 10 ba tn-
Gfs9ed py the subscription OF the cis1xenA The
pemtsoot County Court, by m order, subscribed
e.eN acre., and what citizens wera present when
tae order was made took $4,000. Ii was agreed
eeat the claims foI 90 0o0 acres Of swamp lands hy
a1e county aeangt the General Government sno1ld
1keNtse be g!yea . the road. Tue cesanitte. who
cittzens Will raise VI, 900 By private FapsertpnnS
1he road Will be located about aaa ptia from tie
stve1. thereby forming leyeo that viii Be- Of vaat
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aN.A -" ~ I.n,.N.., ~
mt associs1ona aud grand aocompllsaHeuts, na
and larewer1.
"1et Us have peace" pzaEoama P1cz,.s.
ppazn avn THr nr1TRn
crarra
oA0A 1o'
oxsut., a., xvs,b,. 1.nnsure 81 ntpao
,.-,-,
e ..s.. ~. ....,. .
~. 70 sss hiep Xfa ,esnsad n liz nis'1 M
james ". son Webb demanding nis PASSPORT
t0% NJ sSn sns
tInh1aes tsisons {in mA o's1' 3ao es''se VI ~
q sns Is e 'ea'ss x October, 1884 the America,
5sae a9 &C. Rnois oa ehs
Was ssstn nnssession sHI Of b. paftT Of BraaSia M
asked fee hy he caPtain. He ~ Te!i a. the crew
asseFted. % oath, that The vessel ras seized Dc
ets ss y ssngse go sset see "a 60
ea,So, % u 1a,we5s soa anu the piocesds depos!ied j
91a sqns he @e a eqfns IL H.: Ta
Rseiaae,.as ~. m.de In Jsnnar, 1ss, and sn,u,
reted b. Councillor Fa-anhos IN the .sue ycaf, vii
chskatns ths Captain 81 The 0anads h:s thrrc
aad tNsnp .t%a .eamep Wn9 sTozs to ~ isefs VIII
sns S7es " se He IL sstettts & T at.t 81 i.
Id sssses Ntatser ii ts curt T. rcaeW the fSl.ma
tan p the ~ q IL Ganads. a,nouatlnS viii atsss
s.l; .pnsf t,..e ers,.aTt.ases, yaa vi renew 4
IL ~ s ~ III ~ snss r.
' w!s = II e.
{, q VA Gfurs. no1..s.y, and ior thc ICE purans a
ottasninE rose' t1ssa ct .hr properly
rsa sts sats It. ".arF e. T. 15s haad; nd Ct r.
hs4S 4 NJ. y ~ Isu Ws p:Ganned ths &oy
toa ke adc Il mai 1esIs.tion s 5. s5aaa1 r. q. =,
Il a:'s,. sets fas sss i'S: II,
~ S:15a f. e. II, scsd4 w,
sS; :;is u e.
nsn to Il M Tsr3 sSs far ntsSf u fMss n
the O4nada eaI,n, will q View 10 ! rhansn os y!
snd =. the ~ tsns hs plseed Before ihs Ames.ea
~ Sss fss ~ pssnn q tbs eotIetpondenee,
nj t i9rN. IL an;iI t. msn9 ~ andeI P'taee
Anser hst tsc tne ataa asaas of H.
g ,a 9 "a az ero@sc tas
esss:i.sR56 6, AZ tt :rs. dsuIy su.qsi
sseSt I i ann1s .nl1 "a 1nsa General
II appears lnas Nj: stNsrd made The Jcsl1c,, re-
III ~ aS 0ss aoas "a 9a9 ss1 ,s Z,
Nt9h t. 2ropope The payment OF &so,oo0 In ia1i
g. ass1 e. g. q as; fes.9 q ths is 20 q
ieer aot palaneS 10 III. Manh .s1s ~ THins
GS Sessstss 'e'esos 10 a'fnssafns a'F"-y saA'. ne
s.hs T. sa.*aeee.,.w Webb s.a.er.bs. In D,. rot. !.
waGMA E.sslsns! ths asessts1of sss:e airssss Lin
&c ~ estsl a. sapoad .se Il .aiss. ss.
a @ T. ~ ~ Meoo % h the sn
!ss Hs sespshutns niplo!natlo lsAnona. na eaJa
sSs g ys 81 As 70 1es
asoa d. cpsfps ane on r. w. s;sh g APrt -
tseW Mees Eho tntar1erf hini. ~ nsa M NJ
Ms:ees II: lanzssss, tnss na eead s aot
sna aoF eEoa eetnnroIse a sa1ed th aSeEn.
Master IL Id not adsey t. III so1
efr,uen.-[ot D.xzl.-Ept }-tAas the matter has
LEE nu@ a1sn .is cotpsne Nv fetter of inc aa ~
iats e eertainty ia psisessrsaee tas mos1 y
fehstVe proceeding mastaa would
rea1sa ses u sas sso q ~ nad
os s 4nni tbs is iett:r Res plased ia Inc lands Of
t9e lees' M IN; n Tn;ch say tie naran ssid
TSe G.n.d. aaestioe bs.ins arrived It sac Cont
here ~, eoast Tasfs, I e ~, fsnt q
Wshbis aNs,n u Aternetive 4 tayHiSs the
~ Il Tisx q tno dora aents hseh Mnetfstcd IT. II
Tss al.etnstIve, aathortsd by tntekaa.ooal custom
Il 81 ts e g.
10 ti3. sit!ea1le rsosccdi. snd Promised the Hra.
taa MintsttE shss the ss9 q ths Gansds should =
1cessste1t !ac Il H. n11s sftat f..
sss.sse t. pp31 y .gg;as via
5 s.aaS e. D5s1sfs sa ets5 sI S
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purpose of orerturing hitherto universal
national custom, without regard to the
/ RELIGIOUS sentiment Of the country.

l -
--.--.-,.~, xavxaron
IN M a11ASac; 31S:"ea. r.. ~ n<n.7a atase tI,st
x,a"sst "s .,~ov;aad for bv the 1e1.
..1s.:1N - -. ro,oress has conraanced
1 y. ~ ,ls,ss b.xn' hsan
sAnS s'o - t,.a.,, \, a.. wa,
u ns~.as .1o -; otta, ,;ta n1merons
z:sa.......@NA 8..N 49, ,,,,,a u ;o,1ao stated
-. - ~ " -, - ayFo,t n,.l;n,, hx tbe
- ~ ,x'1'..x,, y, ro.s +his fo-ca
-.;,,s.atas ~ - .sA.n ~ ,hs d;.ch,roe ef otheY
n,,r..-.,ss = 80, "e'. :. - s,.rts rr.ventA5
| ~. 80. ~ ~ e.se nre xerv few
| md go -. ". var tbe reonlar
| o,a,;,.1 - .,a a-x.,+nan,s waa
!! hpt s,;o..,Ss h,,t Conor.es frorn
| rea- ~ -. -. .,,,o,xr;at;cnr to- the
ra,ua,t - -. >. aaa;t;nna1 c1ar..
nn,a1,a-;;.a - :. '@ ~ .s,hons 6no When
thr 90 81 1s..a ,,,rtioo ri thas.
we,e dr,,,,z,.s - = sama aen.rtmanta
thev ,rx.-a cen.a,s n c,osa mn The hnsi.
nesa Th.t h..,;.,s..a h,s 1oro since been
c,o.sd ~ .ss.1aea - conoress and rabi,
not rtf,ca-s - saazs ~ bnreaus have an
fon,5 II .1n-e.;aSt " con+;nus tha Am,
nlov,nant ~ fsom i've 10 eioht
hun,7rea ~ tt..o ,,1naoaasarv emnroves.
aud tbrs s...su.- r,norAss baa haen
ant,,,n,i.t;rn .hs -noner and +hese
men ba~a ,'.so asat;nnea N Office.
Tbo 1.s, CwLx.sa, oee" r. ~n.bs 4ha .n.
pn,ny;at;on - ~, .,aes ,,en after The .oth
~ In 1eeo y ra.ssaaant,- a ss fhs~a !.
m ,au a,.teE aLs:s e-,.,,.1,an+ ~
-, ,noaaa ~ - ~. 49,. - \.
5.,r,>aa 49,. x - M O.,
nsater,a t ~ 10 ~. ~ 49, e.. .sa
81. - 49, -e.' o'ss 80 ..- ~ 49, -.
- w. - .I - Ate0, ssa '0e Iaso " tae
thss s s.. .sey nave nsa ~ pelao1u mss oe
ss.... Pe,eou .,14sesoea 40
. .e. aaA.ng iot us se''''allsat " .ae
e ~ 1a.. !" aA<1seans 3aas'as'e, -,a1a a. on''n'
~ .0.,e4 =. was 1eaet,e" ~ eaetA oso~n 20
' ea ~ eiesA 'oues " ~ e"a't, ooen
~e'A A-oa =, ~ "Ae' "oa ~ We. - = Se1.a-
sun " ale*f. Anls service e. eonsti'otea
WY AAs'ss .os eAso eastA- LUG A''s~ef was
~ '1e enss' a''a' .n7 Po.e'A .a''k' n'AAe up
puen otn9 e eneioseo
aWM MNeo s iot1o - re-
siaeo - tS'es.s '4uvueA -a7 'tA.n' :. A'''
Ano ~ ra.o Aoh'4u1U e'a11, #no III Aine f.
N0na " sasonea 1ne H31ne nanoss 70 oe sent
nae6 % oe cured OF IN uuofmaufy. "hen
Is taus cured II passes tofoa8a toe hanos
ct all the2e clerks and to an additional one,
who II time diseoyers that A. O, NJ. Smith,
who wants his asoounts settled. ia upt,n tte
ro1ls al har;no heen transfe1ad from, o,a
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sesW % tsezfptions- '- ~
post Ots,oe or- y. r. r. msoe eng by draft sxprna
Mkaks 10 CIT Rns,srn.... !" WI ''A@'
p.iy. Ssnvesos sandsy s1e1En2s oenss pes week
Addrus ' TRSRi7HHav noMoegv ~. PC veef
---- ohs.aso. IN
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THURSDAY. JUNE a4. 1863.
HoW MrR ear m wnsr woRx.
Afexva,u ~, "a. o;,o,. ~ f,;anas
and A6n;n.~s .esx,-sd ,~sr n. ,nem.-
ture losa ~ ~. wor1d ~ Thaodore p,r.
Ia, a,d rta... ct,-K;,, IN n. oo,1p5o-
t;m tbat 1,o,h these anlSnt and hr;11iant
minds 80 .,,t ~ ona IN ~. no-n;nc
.na ~. ot,,a~ .t ~. ,oon ~ h;s .a,aa, hv
;,..-s... - .-.e..;ra ia4o,1.,t,.l 1.ho-
81. . -s.rs -, saasa ~ 49,, ;oin, ,;-es won,a
- - 49, .-u.t;.r ~ -.
14A'e oe'A es -, ~ ~ ~. ~ ~ W.
SUCH uaen, "4,A a4' ''40 ',"toe =" .u.SaoesaA
wealth aifeaoy sceo"u!aIeot WINCH tneS
had spent aeafiy tnelf whole AFes to gam
The latter hall Of their lVea could not bave
failed 10 bear the fruits ct which the part
tber aciuallF lived bore only the blossoms.
I, ;s ro;nfui IN aee ereat 1ives thus shor4.
80 oa 49, r.,,a a.n;aa ~. sa,osts <rf
..,,.t 49,, .n;nh, hsx. .coo,,n1;shad uAa,
-. p - ..,.... .s, ~.
no' onts x.!' i.'6s'1'S =" 4o@ A'oD Inv
oeo"' a"uNo'' A'oos"' .1o''
AaasfS' son Aau oNI o
"eu-7fese1sea nves anu 1on"o.oea assAa1@
ness OF ahsaiias Ike rope, cna11o'te nson1o'
fayson, and many otnefa' prove tnat n1esa9y
ne as not necessarily aave1se 10 neaaeli' pae'
~ proper care Aoo Pn]aoai GU
lure may DC "aoe saSosaole 10 o
The atta1n1nenf Oh npe years, aa wen
m the most cosated, ana perhaps
the uoss snealhed' os Al k1nds o1 fepnta-
non. a Lew months s'hoe General cnsftes
u. hMpane aaAes " aAea4s,l = nAn o.. Pes-
aaps, tne snost srfafan8 germs Asoa1oa mas
no"n since Foe. was cua or suodsnly snd
eaoly, ~nen me "oEaa was oa1ety otsoose1-
ms " -e a st'a ke.1'. t~'ts ~ - ,1 - -
nRs,;,. ] ~ =. uv ~ - -. - s-.s ...'o ~ nuoe
R...ona ~ 49, - '.
k;ro ma p.,..- - ~ 80 . "
,nd ,nora ,,ro,1;..s. e.ses fo'4yo"
-onnoo- tstt 49, NsST - :" tto"' 'ne
5;aa srsn.t,..1S 10 - 01 ~aoi"
+ha faptn-. rnss+ s-e1s ~ ,..s" ~ =. 't's
,n, ,h.;~ .a,..;.a - M ~ A'@
tra,.na .ns .-s,-a ~ AAs - e''e' pio-
,.a1,ta, ~ ~ 49, ~ ~nW., s upon taeas
~bo1a .a..s. Pre nS1ns
sas.~ ~ ~atn 1e"
sor4 ri N,,r,ao,;. o, .ns.e "
t,,eEv.s - o,.h - T. ~ ~
l,ca- t,a,, ~, +h,o.es, ~ .L.;r 49, .1a~ano ~ 44' ~
Artt.-,;t... - - -, ano
Wa.~~,ns ~. ,.'. s ''isln ~ 1nef
r,et-r it, 1,ss,4;fru,, ~ a., a,,.aa - -.
-,aa j., rn;J.;- uo,s;.sa s-s p.-,
- 49, aDN I-o..u ~
49,. n1s:s e 0 a-,a "s ~
49, J;..st;aa - 49, SA. 80, .ee ~.
'''po'eo' ~ .on 'eeai's'S ~
o , ~ go 80 ~ -. - ao1 ~. ~
49, Wy w. " r. a' ING 'Ae
"s 4r .e4s @p1@ ~ 80 Ae4 20
"a ~ A' ~1lA ~ AoN ~ e>A''AA'
49, -. no ~ - ''
H VIZ 'Ae >'A. ~. .1a1AAo. ~ auo'
- 1 8ei'"'0.'
NAe!u ~ 'es t1otoueo u'etvsas q. 1es!,
" y" 'u oa'a -, iuoae .. ne, .noaen
IL faAs result IL eeinslna11onA o1 of11laa1 e.
'o1a' ohy ten41nos es Low 1nucn more
inleA' lave oeen a"a,neo Wild me same en-
oo"nehtsz ma the possesaof been g1tted
"7lh gfeste3 1seults 1os 1uo'eions anao-
renee. 1hefe arc SO many VINO err IN the
oeouon oa 'dlenese' tnat the world hss
1eseoeo . nasomeVona style Of indissfam.-
nA@e eo'o9 q 1aou89' ana *of8. ~ II
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Nts. Caroline G. splnnez, wife OF The Hoa =. &.
y &tnukr, United &afee Tteasuref, died 0u the 18th
tosssnt, st MobKvt, MI.
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Totals ia uo 80 o. sss ~ a7nu 90
The population Of Paris IS 1,7uQtooo. composed
Of 10000 men, 7oo 600 women and $4,000 chill
dren. OF these there ATE 10000 Of Independent
means, government employees, lswJers, doctors,
&c; 1Dt, 900 ore connected N1th the schools, hog
pstala prieons &C.; 2ooo 900 follow various degrees
ok commerce: 100000 arc engaged In manufac.
turing; 5000 Are soldiers.
The largest seizure ever rade under the Rev.
eune laE Ra8 Just been effected In BALTIMORE. The
Eumxus, Of that city, OWE the largest dishl1eJ In
the country. Government of1cefs were sent to
Investigate its nnAlru, and found that for long
time there had been astounding fr1nda On the rev.
enne- The loss 10 the government b believed to
amount to several hundred thousand dola1h The
frauds were sueu that they could not have been
committed without the conn1VBnce OF the local
revenue oGncera. The delinQueuts hsve al been
superseded, and are to be Hgtdiy prosecuted.
The evidence obtained Is too complete to allow OF
any doubts Of the conFtctiou Of the owners and
the conhscatio1 OF their property. The bphaings
alone ate worth one hundred thousand do1lars-
Last tau nan drove his horse and buggy and
himself or Aolson's wharf AZ Montreal. into the
liver, by mistake, Of course, Search WAS dill
gently made for many days for the body and the
Vehicle, but with no succesA- A few days ago,
tpsn Padding aloag Lohgue1l shore suucE hs
paddle against hard Substance. he stopped mis-
canoe, loeked over the aide, and hoEria specta-
Gle NE, his gaze. There was mAn lying across
a car71age Of come kind, one Of hta haads firmly
grasplng The iron rail Of the vehicle. The horse
Was gone. The body and carriage were taken
out, aud were recognized as the remains OF the
man and buggy lost last fall
The Eew Orleans lReuyNae ststes thst . receLt
letter to Carlo Patti from hts father, deules EN-
pnatitay,y that aDy dissensIons have ever existed
betwcen the Marquis de caux and his wife, Ads-
xkkA
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Their Raid on the S01oanoH River
Settlements, In Knnnns-Thek1 Op-
rThtl0ns In Jefferson County, Me-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
THE SPANISH GUNBoATs.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, Dec. 27-The most destructive
fire which has occurred here In many years took place
this morning. breaking out at o'clock and continuing
late the morning Seven large brick stores in South
salna-st., owned by Clifford, Hamlet & Grouse, were
burned crushed by falling walls. Five Of them were
wholly destroyed by fire. together with most OF their con-
tents. The loss these buildings IS $O0OO insured for
$4,000 Bennett Brothers dry goods and carpets. occu-
pied OF the stores Their loss s20OG insured for
100000 w. Walrath, grocer, lost $4,000 in stock in
sured for OO0 f. p Vedders hardware DEALER loss
SIS OOO insured for $4,000 Wolf Brothers Qurnlture)
loss $4,000 insured for $1,000 Pease, johnson Pais-
ted stoves loss $4,000 covered by insurance. Charles
Talman building damaged by falling walls; loss, $4,000
fully insured American Tea Company loss ~ 5OO in.
sured for L. T. Cole boarding house. loss In house
hold effects, $780, insurance. About 100 boarders
lost their clothing and other property. There were a
number Of minor losses, aggregating about $4,000 Inc
total losses amount to about $45OOO on which there Is
sos 900 insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27.-The heaviest earth
quake shock ever experienced in Eastern California and
Nevada occurred about O'Clock last evening. The
shock was felt with less severity at Sacramento
Marysve Grass Valley, Nevada City, Iowa HILL Stock
ton Chico, Truckee, and other neighbOring towns AT
Virginia City, Nevada, walls were thrown down, door
bells rung and clocks stopped The CONSERVATION was
general The shock felt severely on the lower eveS
and lasted about 10 seconds. AT Reno the shock was
preceded by low rumbliDg. which lasted nearly Two
minutes alarming the inhabitants. The express tram
bound west detained about an hour, between Wads
worth and Reno by large rocks and earth thrown on the
track by the earthquake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
RUPERT'S LAND.

ESCAPE OF MDOUGALL'S PARTIsANS-M'DOU-
GALL HOPELESS AND ABOUT TO LEAVE.
CHICAGO, Ill, Dec. 27-A special dispatch to The
Tribune from ST. Paul of this days date says letters
have been received from Pembina to the 10th INST.
The discontinue or failure of Col. Dennis of Me
DougalPs staff to enlist and arm the Indians. saved
the lives of McDougall and his suite
Had single half-breed been killed, every one
Of the Canadian party would have been murdered.
II seems that Col Dennis got back to the Sovernors
house on the evening Of the 18th. The insurgents
were after him. but he got safely away letter
saws that death had been decreed Col Dennis If cap
tured This is in revenge for Dennlss efforts 10 in
flame the Indians.
The same lotter says newspaper is TO be published
in tho interest of the nIsurgent cause and Will make
its appearance on the 10th inst.
McDongall and suite having given mp all hopes of
ever seeing the promised land are preparing to get
away Their baggage would leave on the l7th and
the party between the 18th and 10Th The lnsur-
gents viii then be left in peaceful and quiet posses
sion of their country.
LEADING CHARACTERS OF THE RED RIVER WAR
THE HALF-BREED PEOPLE DESCRIBED
GOV M'DOUGALL's STATEMENT POPULAR
INSTRUMENTATION.
Previous to the adoption OF the Declaration
nj Indepsndence Red River people held NUMBER Oh
meetings from which II iseasy to gather the sentiment
and sprlt At one OF these held some time BACK ooth
classes of opinions the question OF forming froVh-
iopal Goyersiuent were heard. One Of the queen
soldiers opposed the proposition alnding 10 tne ii H.,
rho conntV Was In "A state OF armed rebellion ana hht
gentleman had been stopped on the highway anu gIs
ously annoyed, because he was e ve s,rt
sion from The Queen. Louis Riel, the WospaGtVe spII'
of the French half brecds was prehebt WIN p h
guard But the speech OF the evening appears W nav
been made 10y Shoemaker, named McPhtIeoh, Mho w
ected 10 forming "a Provisional 0OVerhnient Deoausu no
mad already been made the victh Oh sini,"i ~, @
tion established In his nelgbborhood some "s"
From this 10 would appear that The rfluolV"n luz" " NV
THE HEPUELIC OF MANITOBA. =, -,
The provisional republican goNellih,h U,i 80
tho RED Red River meeting was called the K"pnDhc Oh
Manitoba tie scat OF which at Portage Ia IMiIr,
ON the AssinbOne RN1, aDUnt O. hlleA W'blI 800,
Garry tDe Republic Itself embracing VAST uaot VI p"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
MEXICO.

Mr.. sEwARD's DEPARTURE FROM THE CAPITAL
-PRONUNCIAMENTOs-A BOBBERY-sILvER
DISCOVERIES.
CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. ~, via HAVANA, Dec. ~
The Hon. William II. Seward left this city yester-
day lie will remain few days in Pneba and
Jalapa. and proceed to Vera Cruz from which place
he will sail for Havana on the 2Sth
Francisco Fiango has issued a pronunciamento IN
San Luis The people favored him at first, but he
rendered himself unpopular The Government troops
defeated Fiango. The pronunciados routed body,of
national cavalry On the Touca road, near the capital
One officer and fourmen were killed, and most OF the
horses and arms captured
Gov. Cara of Tamaulipas has resigned. The
rebels atPuebla quiet, and the National troops
have been reinforced. No collisions have been re-
ported. robbery of train near Queretaro has
been announced. Rich silver mines have been dis
covered in the State of Tamaulipas