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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-05-22

u The running time on the
Pacific Railroad from New York
to San Francisco, 1858 miles, is to
be six days seventeen and a half
hours.
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~ A Detroit butcher purchas-
ed at Guelph, Ontario, steer two
years and a half month old,
weighing 1852 pounds. Ho paid
SIP. gold.
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% Gen. Grant says that he will
not visit California during the
coming summer. The distance is
too great, and he can not spare
time.
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u AS confused and complieat-
ed as the question of the Alabama
claims has hitherto been, it must
be confessed it looks more Motley
now than ever. @
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ment moderated as the day ad-
vanced. Late at night some
crowds were dispersed by the po-
lice. They made no resistance,
and there was no serious disturb
ance. Government issued warn
ing that a revival of recent disor
DERBY assemblages and demOnstra-
tons would not be tolerated.
Law prohibiting political meet
ings FIVE days previous to elections
will be strictly enforced.
London, May 17.-Critical state
of affairs in Paris is varioulsy
commented on by the press here.
1t seems to be the impression,
however, that the French Govern.
ment has fomented this discotent
and adopted repressive measures
to stay the disorders arising, with
a view to some Interior design.
Washington, May 17.-Presi-
dent signed Sickles' commission as
Minister to Spain to-day.
President appointed Ray Mey-
ers Post Office Inspector for Ala
bama and Mississippi.
Total receipts of Government
for quarter ending March, S138, :
100000; expenditures for the same
period, S157 900, 900.
Attorney General Hoar decides
brevet ranks conferred since March
1, 1869, null, except for gallantry
before the Indians.
Spinner directs assistant treas
urers to reissue instead of cancel
ling fractional currency falling
into their hands.
New York, May 1.-THE Tri-
bune stockholders have abolished
the office of managing editor, Civ
ing exclusive control to Greeley.
San Francisco, May 17.-Vig-
orous campaign progressing be-
tween citizens and robbers in the
Mexican Pacific States. Robbers
worsted and many killed.
Sinaloa revolution assuming
serious aspect. Revolutionists
captured and established head
quarters at the town of Elfante,
where three hundred troops from
Sonora joined the insurgents
Apache Indians driven from Ari.
zona, devastating borders of Sono
IA and other border States.
st. Louis, May,17.-First train
through from Sacramento, with
800 passengers, arrived at Omaha
yesterday. Travel west very large
Memphis, May 17.-Richmond
and Charleston delegations tc
commercial convention have ar
rived. City filling with strangers
Savannah, May 27.--Thomas
Gibbs OF this city, has disappear
ed, leaving behind him liabilities
to considerable amount, but n,
) clue to the direction in which b,
has gone.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-05-22

10 1t is reported that during
the last three months the newly
discovered silver mines in Eastern
Nevada have yielded 500, 900 per
month.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-05-22

~ Over and above the fact
that over and above mean the
same thing, there is a vast differ
ence between a man who Is above
board and one who is overheard.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-05-22

- Thirty -four persons in the
insane asylum at Indianapolis be-
came insane from the excessive
use of tobacco.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-05-22

as Calomel is the odd name
of a lawyer in Richmond, Va. We
presume he never enters into o
case but what he goes through
with it.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-05-22

- The interest on Five-twenty
bonds due in May is now being
paid by the Government. 1t
amounts to about $50, 100000
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70 The bridge over the Ten
nessee river at Florence, Alabama
is soon to be rebvilt. 1t was de-
stroyed by lannon's rebel eaval-
ry.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-05-22

~ There are over one thousand
broken-down foreign prostitutes
in the asylums, hospitals and pris'
ons of st. Petersburg.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-05-22

- The Emperor of the French
has197 courtiers who receive large
salaries for performing nominal
duties at the Tuileries.
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aNOEice 10 Creditors.

TEyhe Creditors of the Succession of John
l. P. CahiIl, deceased, are hereby mott
fed TO make themselves known, and to pre-
sent an account of their respective claims,
and the titles by which they are established,
INTO me at my office, in Bellevue.
r. w. TURNER,
ne BIS. Administrator.
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% The Spanish Cortes has re-
jected an article of the proposed
Constitution, making the Roman
Catholic the only religion of the
country.
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Hardware.

A well selected stock of shelf and other
n Hardware, bought III New York for
cash, of importers and Manufacturers
agents. j. H. REYNOLDS.
feb2e 6m 81 Texas St., Shreveport.
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The Trustees have made ample arrange
ments for the accommodation of pupils from
q distance. Board in private families can
be had at about Sl2
w. s. EDWARDS, Pres't
I'm. Fort, Secy. D43tf
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ReEEeusge .gcnesespfss.

THE first session of this Institute. under
Il supervision Of its new Principal, Mr.. J.
E. M'CARTY, opened for the reception Of
pupils of both sexes, on Monday, january
18th, lS69-ending June Both. Second ses-
sion beginning August lst, and ending Dee.
IS 1859
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-05-22
ROdceNas .WiEE.

Cypress and Pine Lumber sawed, and corn
~ ground, at short notice Applyto
j. H. STROUD, or
apl7 3Ins =. W. DOYLE.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
NORTH CAROLINA.

Excitement Over the Fraudulent Approprin.
ti0n oil Rnilroad Bonds--Attcmpt to sup
press Investign tIon-UnsoId Bond, to be
Observation-Disclosures Threatened.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. l6, lsc0.
despatch from Raleigh this morning says that
great Indignation prevails throughout the Stale
regard to the deprcciation and misappropration OF
the railroad and otner bonds issQed during the
sion OF the Legislature Ct ls83'53. Bis nov
pending IN both houses requiring the return OF oil
new STATE bonds yet unsold to the Treasury 10 be
reissued only by instruments rs needed by the
railroads have bccn postponed over the CHRIST.
mas holidays. bill Is pending, however and
VIII pass. calling In unconstitutional bonds
issued 10 the Chatham Railroad and traudulenty
sold; hut providing that Innocent holders Of them
snail receive In lieu thereof bonds held by the state
on that road. resolution yesterday passed tue
Senate. and Will probably pass the House ordering
railroad presidents TO sell no more state bonds at
less than seventy five per cent. There are general
and widespread rtllnors that bonds appropriated Tor
railroad purposes have been msappicu ana lraudu-
lcntly used and persons Implicated are stunning
investigation. THIS occasions much feeling and re,
pudiailo1 ls openly threatened
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
THE STATE BOUNTY FRAUDS.

Extraordinary Devei0pmcuts-The Detectives
Aid In Gray's Escapc-Boston Merchants
Involved in the Frauds.
The excitement consequent ON the recent frauds in
Wall street and the hitherto mysterious escape OF
Gray, the principal IN these frauds has yct sub
sided; on the contrary, the developments made yes
terday ntensles the puoo interest and aw akens
curiosity to the extet Of the dciauters business
relations In Wall street.
IT appears that Willie Young Gray was IN the
custody OF two private detectives. emp Dyed by
jay Cooke 4 Co. ou the evening previous to the
discovery OF his frauds that he found time
to draw a check for the sum OF 800, which, 1t ts
alleged he paid TO tho detectives In order effect
his release IL certainly appears strange 10 the
infant OF Grays operations they should allow the
firm 10 be vcfimized TO the extent OF some 500 000
IL Is said that on the evening succeeding his arrest
nc borrowed from Tie Mechanics Bank the sum OF
$4,000, with which he continued up to the latest
moment MS nefarlous transactions. The check Tor
ii00 was cashed ana bore, besides the endorsement
oil Mr. Gray. the word Change" He seen TO give
gentleman, VINO Is known on ''the street" ~ the
embodiment OF integrity, and who stands ready to
substantiate the charges Ii seems strange tnat
these TWO gentlemen should be selected 10 proceed
To Albany 10 The superintendent OF the Banking De-
parment TO discover fact already notorious Oh the
street, as to whether be tbe superintendent would
make u cri 1iiual charge against Gray.
There were ruinors on the street yesterday, for
whIch there seems TO be good ground Lhas Gray had
uuany cou.ederates outside or New York, ana that
number OF prominent boston men are deeply in-
vowed. Further Developments are expected shortly.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
IM aALs0iD coEfsaesce AT sraA.Usc.

SARATOGA, N. T., Dec f5, 1859.
When the Railroad Conference adjourned last even
ing the committee requested list or the delegates
present, and their names were handed IN. Those
present were from Portland Me-; Danbury, N. H.;
Boston, Mass, Rutland. VI: Whitehall, Fort Ann
Warrcnsburg, Greenwich Genn's ta.ls Iuzcrne
ScauyIcrvlle Saratoga Spilngs, HALEY, Worthwhile
Russia ana ONO. herkiner county Johnstown
Boonvie, osceola, Lewis county; Redleld, Oswego
county nearly loo Ia all
on rcasscms,,ng w., morning Mr. Amcs gave the
substance al tde Ya4n,utioa a1oplcJ At n.~..a "n-
der Which this conference heid. They were IN
structed to take measures for organizing company
20 0uild railroad cast from USwcgo, TO ascertain
tue advantages OF certain routes, &c. The morning
was taken up mostly by speeches Iii reference to the
advantages Of the various routes presented. Among
the speakers were Charles Chaplin and w. II. 1ait,
ol whitehall; General Bacncllot, OF Sarato"a, aud
Edward Crane, OF Boston The Oswcuo committee
have been III consultation all the Afternoon IL Is
thought they VIII tlke the preliminary steps 70
Organize corporation for road east ron 0swcgo
IN this state to strike saratoga point north
OF it.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
THE ALLEGED RGBDER P0LgCgMiy.
Farther Hearing Before Jadse Bosw0rti,-.

Farther Hearing Before JIdse BOsw0rtlis
Evidence for the Defence.
Il will be remembered that James Hanigan and
Trcdwcll W. Rcmson oil the Twenty precinct,
were tried before Judge Bosworth Monday Tor
robbing Mr. Wes on the night Of the 9Th, In Forty
second street of s435. The particulars OF the case.
as showa By tie prosecution, have already appeared
III the HERALD.
Yesterday morning the accused appeared with
additional witnesses, Christopher Vreedenburgh,
OF No. AS West Fifty-fourth street, car driver,
who testified that before the election he was
on the Sinth avenue line. On the night OF the 9th
he up TO the Sixth avenue stables, ana on hls
return met HanlgaE ami henson with the prisoner
at the corner OF Sixth avenue and For y-thrd
street; iew moments laler witness met at tho
corner or Forty second street and seventh avenue
three men; hai his hood down at the time and
came in contact With ona OF the men; ne stopro to
have an alteration with him. when Tue other TWO.
who had walked along. returned; he saw buttons
aistenlng ana sdppo5inR them 10 De pottccmen,
walked away; TO the best OF his knowlcdge and
bel ef the man lie ran against was air. Wells.
rae prosecution Called Thomas COnnors, night
watchiian OF the Madison stables VINO tosiiied that
WogIord superintendent OF tue stables: Mr. Price.
clerk; another man ana the accused entered the
stable together: aaw them IN the barroOm, bat ala
not sec them drinklno; saw Wells pay for some
thinr: Iianixan went Ou. about i've minutes before
Wells ana Kemscn q little wnle before; DID nos
hear wells ask on ms return, .asn q es
isr'0 neara MN 'e say ~ lie was ranpea s"' By the
policeman, whom he Wa afraid he could
not recognize again. In sD' yer to queries BY The
name OF the third po" .e,na sa mi iseI him we;ne<
oan Gay s,raes ak and seven O'Clock, on Forty
Tns c,o.SH ,eswcen sixth and seventh avenues
=, ins . "a the case, and judgment was reserved
~ ,ao - !. taat Remson Methodist minister be-
WI nis appointment on the force. HanIKan "a Y
son OF Captain aanigan, late OF tue lwenteth pro
| The Board OF Police Commissioners IN secret
! sesson, yesterday dismissed botn officers from the
| force.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17

altogether. The importers wero and are allowed to
withdraw the sugar from the custody OF the Custom
House the payment OF the duty according TO the
original rating; yet they are notified that II,
the packages before removal, the quality IL found to
be OF higher rate tney the importers, win be held
due to the government. No seizures and no arrests
have been made and none are contemplated unless
subsequent investigation should establish guilty in
tent In some OF the parties. The appraisers IN their
own justification, BAY that they have honestly per-
formed their duty, while the officers Of the Treasury
re-systcm or furnishing samples as ut present, -
one which gives great opportunity TO dishonest I'M
porters or their agents TO delraud the government
The whole VIII be ventilated soon but what Is given
above Is the condition OF the al u stood last
The New York herald., 1869-12-17


Rnilrond lsond Convention at nIuscatino-1n-
dignntion Against the United states Courts
Rebellion aud Treason Threatening the
Bantam state Of the Northwest.
CHICAGO. Dec. 10, 1909.
Railroad Bond Convention. composed OF dele
gates from the counties Of Iowa having bonded
Indebtedness. asscmhleh at Muscatine Iowa, ycster,
day. sixty or sevcaiy delegates were present, Mr.,
j. h. .rrhne presided and addressed the Convention,
Amoug other things he SAID hc was not repudiator
but person who wants his rights
The Committee on Resolutions, through Governor
Kirswood, reported series OF resoutons the lead
ing features OF wpch were as fo0ws;-
NaSrsas Sc dseCPs e the the sfsa so"s T. s,o
sssS snssSg 70 Sg ma asss e i
sssssIffSH Fiat we ' 'sSa ns,
ana s @ ON sympathy Ana support % ie state eouls ID
the ii,snlensnce Of M ,hcl r rsh,tn, authority m
sqSs q her ps q q s sass ats s S
other States protect our citizens against similar
eraacanea' rpen ,her pns u Tho citizen.
o. tic counties aud cities interested TO reuse To
the railroad bond tax until all loyal and practical remedies
are exhausted.
The debate on the resolutions was long and ami
mated. Governor Klrkwood insisted that the peo.
pie OF the state mad their rights through the Lcgsa-
turc to enact such laws a. they please. provided
they do not trench on the constitution OF the United
states and had right TO say that their courts
snoud interpret the law as u read lie ADVISED ae-
lay In the payment oi the tax
Senator BENNETT Mr. McSUli and others said the
resolutions were not strong enough.
Mr.. LUsK OF Lee county, SAID tue only resort was
TO use force. 1--WE must not depend on Judges, Tor
there Is not one OF them on the FEDERAL or state
benches who cannot be bought We must force
our Legislature 70 tax all roads and give us money.
The resolutions were finaIly UNANIMOUSLY adopted.
Mr. LUSk afterwards said he hnu spoken iatscy
against tne Judges OF the Supreme Court iie loox
1t all back.
The Convention then adjourned sine nc.
The total sinOunt ot b0uds involved IN all the cOun-
tics ~ ABOUT $40 OUC, 900.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
THE NEW DOMlN ON.

Decision Of the Queens Bench In the
Caldwell Extrud;tion Case--Exp0r;ntion OF
silver COin--Kceess of Pariiament-Thc
Canadian Gold Mines.
QUEBEC, Dec, 16, 1869.
The Judges OF the Court of Quccns Bench have
refused TO hear an appeal in the Caldwell eXtraaiton
case, three ont OF hve considering that, atlny at
Quebec they have no jurisdiction In tile matter, the
pris0lcr being confined In the Montreal iatl.
Mr.. eir's cxportation OF SILVER coin has reached
81 p30, 900, 0nd II Is expected by the end OF next
week Will reach the sum OF 1000 900.
Tho Parliament viii adjourn IRON the 2cd inst. to
she 1lth OF January.
Reports from, the thandere gold mines are satd
% be favorable.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
KENTUCKY.
Governor Stevenson Elected Unicd States
Senafor-Saicide in Iouisviic.

LOUISVILLE. Dec 1G. 1862.
The two houses OF the Legislature met at twelve
O'Clock today in JOINT session. on the nrsl ballot
Tor Jnncd States senator Stevenson received G6
votes; McCreefy, 50; Finley, 10, and Beck /. The
JOINT then adjourned till tnrcc O'Clock T.. NJ,
to give McCreery's friends time for consultation.
1hc following Ia the result of the second baiiot:-
Stevenson III: Fiulcy 10; J. &. Splndiug, D: J. c.
Brecktnriige j; necessary 10 choic", 81. John W.
Stevenson was then declared senator clecr.
Edwin Bfyaut jumped IRON Il shifd story window
o. WIZARDS Hotel this mo,i.ng ana WAS cIu:h2d TO
death. Mr.. bryant was an au;!;s, hs gin2 made two
tIips Gallon ala in 1915 aud 1852 aad written
book OF his expoiia. He had been OF ntem t,cratc
hatiis Tor two months past.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
POR TUGAL.

The Revolutionary M0vement--POliticalA Ar
Pests.
PARIS, Dec. is, 1862
AT Lisbon on tho night OF December 10 placards
were posted IN the streets calling the people 10
arms iii the name OF republic, and making other
revolutionary appeals.
On the next day number OF suspected parties
we're arrested, among them General Azezere. The
influence OF the Duke OF saldanta is increasing
1t is expected that the Ministry will be forced TO
resign.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
SOUTFi CAROLINA.

Thc inicrcsi sn.i:ie State Debt to be Paid Ia
Cnin-Dep0sits for Insurance Companies.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 16 1859.
bill to pay in coin The interest the state debt
OF So 1885, J49 passed Inc Legislature to-day. Another
bill was passed requiring each Insurance company
dong business in the state deposit with the State
Treasurer g5000J OF Its bonds.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
The Council Proceedings. 5

PARIS. Dec. 10, 1862
Letters from Rome report that The Pope urges the
appointment Of Ga!lican bishops on he leading COM
mittees
II is generally understood that the object OF the
recent decree OF the Pore dssolying the Councl in
case OF his death is TO prevent the election to the
papacy OF any but an Italian.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
THE pASCAcX Mgalsa.

Conviction OF Jacab ID. Eckerson for tho
Killing 0f Q er Stakuus.
jacob D. Ecae. son, ON trial since Monday last un'
til yesrer AZ morning at Hackensack, n. j., Tor the
murder OF Petor staKuua, fellow laborer, was con-
vcted Of murder IN the second degree. He VAS re-
n an1ed TO jat until Monday next, wnen ne VIII ha
sentenced uy Jndge Bede. EckerSon, VINO during
the trial had nialutIncd great deal Oh cOn2osurs
and even exhibitcd considerable nerve was COM
pletcy broken down yesterday, giving way TO tears
aud frequent mlssivlnys regarding MS planS future.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
PENNS YlVANlA.
Explosion Of EiaIf Ton Of Nitro-GIyccrine--
Two Men IiiIcd-TitusyiiIc Damaged.

tremendous shock was caused by an explosion
Of the nitro-9ycerne magazine OF the Roberts Tor.
pedo Company containing half ton OF nitro-glyee.
rinc. The cause OF The explosion Is unknown. T..
H. Brophy, the agent, and another man who was
near tc magazine az tue time o the explosion were
instantly killed. Considerable damage was done 70
the buildings throughout tue city. The magazine
was situated 4 mile from the city.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17

Dcpredaiions ian Arzona-Sovel Present 10
Governor Sanford.
SthrA FE, Dec 15 1862
The following Alilona Items have L3cn Ieceiy cd
here
band OF indians made ra.,i on settlement at
CHINO Valley, stealing eleven head OF horses and
mules. The an.p.-.s were taken out Of The corral
and stable, riie doors of which were found closed
and fcsteleu the next morning. None OF the STOCK
hcTa Ucen recovered.
one day lasa week, while Mr. Boggs and Nr. G.
Hannah were eu route from Big Bug 10 Lower Acu-
foa, they were fired upon by two Indians lying IN
ambush few Steps from the ROAD. The men cScar ped
unharmeG. aud returning fire brought down one
Indian. They captured Sharp'3 ride and other
trophies together with large scalp, winch was pre-
scntcd 10 t:oycraur SANFORD.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
CUBA.
Importanf Nows from the Eastern Dcpari-
meut-The Spnniards Falling Dnck from
NIosate-The Insurgents in Their Old POSI-
tion-vaimaseda Discontented-He Must
Have More Men or IIc VIII Resign.

Have More Men or IIo Will Resign.
HAVANA, Dec. Is. 1859,
VIA Key WEST. Dec. 10.
News received here from Santiago de Cuba OF the
10th inst announces the arrival OF yamaseda's
battalion OF Cazadores Shortly after their arrival
they took the field
The Spanish troops have retired from Mogate.
Colonel Camara has gone 10 Victoria with one por-
ton of the troops, while the remainder, under
Colonel Absen, have gone on 10 Palma soriana.
Subsequently 1000 insurgent renforcemenis ar
nved at Mogate. with plenty OF provisions and
powder and reoccupied their Old positions
The insurgents are also in great force in the
mountain at Incaro. and have not yet been in any
way molested
The landing Of an expedition at the mouth OF The
Baconao river is confirmed.
General yamaseda has written to the Captain
General in Havana asking FOR rc.nforcemcnts and
threatens. In the event of not receiving them, TO
resign hts command. II Is impossible he says,
to conduct the campaign with 5000 men, one-ihrd
or whom are rendered useless for active operations
Ey reason OF sickness
Sickness among the troops Is increasing.
The marine infantry winch has Just arrived here
lost by vomto thirty two men IN one day.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
GEORGIA..

Eaeci Of Congrcssio onai antcricrcncc--Tear RS of
Holders al state Raads.
ATLANTA, Dec. 49, 1868.
The holders or Georgia state bonds issael since
the war express great anxiety and fear regarding
the measures before Congress affecting Georgia
construction. Besides The regular state honds. n
large amount have DesD isei granting state ali 10
railroads. all of whcn they feet would bc seriously
aud dangerously affected by too mach Congressional
Interference.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
FIRES N 1us CITY.
In Sixth Avenue.

A. quarter before twelve O'Clock yesterday lre
broke out ON the second floor of No o7 sixth ayenue.
occupied by Edwards & Lancaster, cable cord manu-
iacturcrs. Their loss on stock 81 0oo Insured in
the lEtaa, New YORK aud Hartford INSURANCE com.
pancs. Tne first noor occupied by Merritt Poi-
namus as dining saloon, was damaged " water
$3.50. The building was damaged about 3 100.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
The Robbery Of the Crnwn Jewels.

MADE1D, Dec. 1G, 1869.
In the Cortes to-day resolution to investigate
the robbery OF the Crown Jewels was adopted by q
vote Of 100 TO g.
Minister FlgucIOa persists in his charges against
ex.Queons Christina ana Isabella IN connection with
the absiract0n'o Of these jewels.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
Napoleon's Opinion of an Or
leanist Royal Amnesty.
sUccEssls OF TxzE CuDAMs.
Discharge of the Ram Atlanta ut
Philadelphia.
4 FAMILY TRAGEDY In VIRGINIA.
ROME.


The sword Of st. Tetcr.
ROME, Dec. u, 1869.
There was a brilliant review OF the Pontlcal
ZOuaves In this city yesterday by General Kaualer,
the Minister OF War The weather was splendid,
and everything passed or finely.
There were 60,oo0 spectators present nclidin &
500 bishops ana many foreign military officers.