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Evening star., 1869-11-10
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We are glad, for the credit of human nature,
which Il generally shown to be bad enough at
best, that there is a probability that Captain
Washington, of the Submarine No. i3, will be
able to demonstrate that he was not guilty of
che heartless atrocity charged against him of
paying no attention to the signs and halls made
by peri>hing people, and deliberately going past
the wreck of the burned steamer Stonecau with
ont making an effort to aid the victims by the
terrible disaster which destroyed that boat and
hurried 80 many souls into eternity. He seems
to have established the character of an unusu-
ally humane man and good officer BY the evil
-dence Of highly respectable and competent per-
sons who have had a lifelong acquaintance with
him; and the testimony of all on board Of his
vessel at the time referred to tends to show that
there was no sign of lite on or about the wreck
when he passed il, that they neither saw nor
heard any hail TO round to, though they dis
tnctly saw the wreck, and Furthermore that
they discussed the subject st some length and
concluded that the wreck must be that of the
steamer Colorado, and that her passengers and
crew had been saved 10y the Syone,caH, which
they knew had preceded their boat Oh her down.
ward trip.
This. unless overthrown by direct and positive
evidence, would seem to he pretty conclusive
30 far as the conduct of Captain Washington is
concerned; but in reconciling this testimony
with the statements heretofore made by some of
the victims, which so positively fixed heartless-
ness upon him, a curious and interesting aues-
tiOsl Is raised as to the value of impressions
formed under circumstances Of great peril or
excitement.
But there is another view of the subject which
we trust will not be lost sight of, now that the
matter Is under investigation. We refer to the
appalling fact that the burned steamer was not
properly provided with life-preservers or boats.
and that the most ordinary precautions for the
safety of human life had not been taken i'm
advance by her owners and officers. Let this
point be made the subject OF a searching exam
nation, and let prompt and severe punishment
descend upon the heads of those who do not
SeruFle to hold Pecuniary profits above human
iife
Evening star., 1869-11-10

PosTHrNOUs HoNOIs To Mr.. PEABoDY-
The Queen has ordered that the funeral SER
vices OF Mr.. George Peabody shall take place in
Westminster Abbey at one o'clock on Friday
neat. She has directed also that after the con-
ciusion Of the service the remains OF Mr. Pea
iody shall be deposited in the royal vault i'm
Westminster Abbey. and remain there until the
moment of removal Tor transmission to America
Tor intcTmcnt.
This distine' ION, the greatest that can be given
to mortal remains in England, shows at once the
good sense and kind womanly heart of the
Queer, a. well a. the high esteem in which Mr..
Peabody was held ia Europe. Nor can any man
lie entitled To higher tributes than one vino,
Ike the sdhjcct of the royal order referred 10,
has been called blessed by the POOR of two con-
tiuents
Evening star., 1869-11-10

The Councils have Yet made no parceptible
Progress Ia dealing with the canal nuisance but
a resolution was introduced in the Board OF
Aldermen on Monday night. and referred to the
Canal Committee. authorizing tilc MAYOR to ad-
vertise for proposals To dredgc th' canal by the
cubic yard. Or clean il in any other way the bid
Der or bidders NAV select with a view of put
ting the same in a sanitary and navigabl, con-
dition at as early ,iay possible IL viii be no
drawback 70 the Improvement that il ailor,l.
navigation in the canal. but the imperative
necessity is that il shall he carried out
without delay for sanitary ends. The
canal Il now nearly filed with setlim mt
an the sewer-openings are nearly choked up
IL i apparent that any grand plan for arching
the canal or narrowing it, cannot be decided
upon or carried out i'm season To afford the
Speedy remedy needed 1t must be dealt with
hov-at onee-as a ehOked-up sewer, to be
cleaned ont for the public health. The f,,ile-
fa'dle of discussing eontending plans for the
permanent Improvement OF the canal nav 90 on
Tor wears without result, according to present
appearances. IL seems TO us that the Councils
can 30 no better than to pass, without delay the
resolution above referred to, or some measure
emlodying the same general ideas Don't let
Us have the canal nuisance remain any longer as
areproach to the city.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

PAUL GEEAUD AND THE PRETTY OcToRooN
GIEL--The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Star says: ''Some time ago the
New York Telegram published a story concern
ing one Paul Geraud's wOoing ofa pretty girl
the daughter of a wealthy colered man of this
city. The story was highly sensational, and
caused considerable stir in social circles here.
Geraud is Frenchman. and an attache of the
Portuguese Legation The girl is an octoroon.
and in Philadelphia would pass as a white per-
son. She Is pretty and well educated, but her
nativity debars her from entering that society
which becomes her condition Geraud is her be-
trothed, and as such announces himself to the
world He says he intends to marry her and
take her abroad, where she will be the equal of
her prosecutors here. Geraud claims that the,
story about him and the lady a. published in the
Telegram is gross slander, and he has insti-
tuted "A suit tor libel"
Evening star., 1869-11-10

WHO He Is-Charies J. Folger, appointed As
si~tant United States Treasurer at New York.
vice General Butterfield resigned, has been for
some years prominent member VI the New
York state Senate, and " u reeccen;ly reelected
lie l. a lawyer by profession. In politics he has
Heep identified with the Morgan Cohkling wing
and opposed to Governor FentOn. lie was an
applicant for the position when Butterield was
appointed.
faimer' appointed Appraiser, is warm Fem
ION man. and thus in the two appointments the
s''I's nave been pretty evenly balanced
Evening star., 1869-11-10

HE ERIE RAILWAY STGIKE.-Tha Erie
brake kemen strike at Port Jeryis were p,jd
on MONDAY morning to the number of eighty-
eight. The strike was occasioned by the com
pany putting on two gangs of brakemen last
week at S1.a5 per day, not, however, reducing
the wages of the old hands from 81. The striko
ers resisted the employment of men at the re-
ductiOn, and made a demand for the reiustate-
ment Of the men engaged i'm the two previous
strikes. Fisk arrived at Port Jervis at O'Clock
on Monday morning with "a large body of men as
special officers and to act as brakemen. On the
arrival of Jay Gould, Fisk returned at O'Clock
and freight trains have been sent East. TWENTY
hye or more freight trains are standing on side
tracks The company say they can get all the
men they want. The strikers have sent "a com
mittee To confer with the men oil the western
division. They have also resolved not tO inter
fere with passenger trains or the company prop
ertV.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

And now Cairo puts in her claim to be the true
geographical and commercial center and there
tore the exact spot where the National CapitaI
must ultimately rest when il starts out on its
weary pilgrimage from Washington. Cairo, To
be sure; why not. 1t has a name of cosmopoli-
tan significance, carrying with it a flavor of
Eastern romance and historic renown. Its site
l. made up of alluvial contributions from States
and Territories that comprise the larger area of
the Republic. New York, PENNSYLVANIA, West
Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama. Ohio.
Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin. Iowa
Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota, Dakota, Mon
tans, Wyoming, Colorado, and even Saskatcbe-
wan in British America, have added to the
deposit OF centuries on which stands the CITY of
hope and promise. 1t is on the dividing line
between the alligator and the grizzly bear. th.
palm and the pine, the orange and the apple.
To lie sure, the soil is rather soft and Welding.
ahd Il subjected occasionally to Overhows, but
there i ready remedy for this. 1t can be rim
Iarped.
In a political way it has the same advantages
that St Louis and all the other unhealthy local
nies of the Mississippi Valley have. The theory
"i rotation in Office would be beautifully Illus
uated No man, considering all the chances of
life, would expect to continue in Office through
more than one administration. There would be
70 necessity of scheming and dividing how to
md holes for the pegs They would be vacated
- rapidly that heads Of departments would be
asreeabiy employed in filling them. The adyo-
Gates of the one-term Presidential system would
have no pretext for agitation. Between the
fever and ague, malaria, and musquitos of the
mississippi Valley, the President, the Secretary
ar the Chief Justice who should survive a fourth
wear would be regarded as tough as a salamander.
The Cincinnati Commercial is enthusiastic over
Cairo a. tie site for the National Capital, and
the CoaiGierciaI is much OF an authority in the
West a the Chicago Tribune. that broached the
1T Louis project. We vote for Cairo. Keep the
Iall in motion.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

DAMAGES AGAINST A RAILROAD COMPANY
FOR CAUSING DEATH.-In the City Court before
Chief Justice Scott, the case of Margaret Beck
widow. and her four children against the North
ein Central Railway Company, which was com
mt need on Friday last, was concluded. Ii was
death of Michael Beck, the husband and father
OF plaintiffs, by alleged negligence of defendant
between whose ears the deceased was crushed
and killed. ear Monument-street bridge. Sep
temier 18th, 1865. The jury yesterday rendered
verdict for the plaintiff, damages Sf1 900. a,,-
poTtioned as follows: To Margaret Beck, widow,
5000; to JOAN Beck, 81 400, to George Beck
S1.6Go; to Joseph Beck, 50. 800; to Michael Beck
s3,Jp. The counsel for defendant filed motion
for a new trial. Messrs. j. III. & X. q. Keen
and Cuttings X Machen for plaintiffs; Messrs
VIM. III. Norris and Bernard Carter for defend
ant.-BcIfimore Sun.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

The second performance of ''Flick Flock" at
the National Theater last evening passed on
very satisfactorily. There is nothing of interest
in the piece. except the ballet, and that is as
good rs we have ever seen here. The dancing
OF lille Sangalli is graceful, and her support in
the ballet scenes is very effective. These scenes
are finely gotten mp, and the costumes are ele-
CANT. She was repeatedly encored last evening.
Earrey as ''Flick" was very good, as he always
Evening star., 1869-11-10

The people Of Pittsburg are just now excited
over gigantic operation i'm oil, said to be organ
iZing In that city. More than a million of dol
lars. il Is alleged, have been already nut into the
IoOl. and another million will be forthcomino
If necessary. The contractor for the delivery of
"il at low prices are Of course greatly alarmed.
and dercunce their opponents in no measured
terms The chances, however, are that the
'-eorufr will fail, and those engaged in it lose
heavily.
Evening star., 1869-11-10
BY Bdnkers' and Brokers Telegraph, james n
Gassapay, Operator.


Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets As follows:
NEW YORK, Nov. 1O-First Board-U s. 6's.
ISL, coupon, 1TH; 5-2O's, 1852, coupon, 1i5Y !;
15s, lS6i, coupon, 1l3S; 5-2o's, 1866, coupon,
llSa 59s, new, 1856, coupon, 115x 5-2O's, 1861
coupon 1lss; S2os 1863, coupon, il5a; Io-aos,
Cumberland, u; Quicksilver, 13X; Mariposa,
se I; preferred. lSs; w u Telegraph, $50 Boston
Central, none; Erie, 25x; Erie preferred, 40;
hudson, in iSS; Reading, 95A; Michigan Central,
tTal; Ga1;,Isi lsS; cleveland and Ptttsbarg, 81
Rock Island, 1885; Fort Wayne, IS; Alton and
Ierre Haute, none; Toledo and Wabash, 80;
Chicago and Alton, 1is; Chicago and Alton
Irefd. none; Ohio and Mississippi certificates,
s;r;. Adams Express, 55f; Wells, Express, 1sY
52A Merchants Union Express, none. Market,
weak. Gold, 126ba12
(By Cable.]
pdn',. LONDON, No Nov 10, p m-Consols, 90 9as3s;
IS; Illinois, 9Sa; Erie, 29a; Atlantic, 25
LIVERPOOL, | p m--COttOn market lower
with downward tendency. Sales, 10000 bales
Middling Uplands, 1ix; Middling Orleans, ii x. .
Evening star., 1869-11-10

MoEE FAuUEES.-The failures Of Iandolph
Bros. and White, Heath * Co., both i'm the job
bing business in New York, are announced.
There are also rumOrs Of failure in the oil
trade The liabilities of White, Heath * Co.
are stated to be 800, 900.
Evening star., 1869-11-10
The Markets To-Day.
Ielegrdphed E1cfusirely to The Erening Star.

1@~0t"sfOety % aStUT.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 10.-COtton dull and heavy
n0minally at %. Flour dull, and steady. How.
ard Street Super, S5.25aS55O; do. Extra, s5T5
aS6.5O; do. Family, S6.75aSS.OO; City Mills
super, S525as6.25; do Extra, S6.OoaSI 90; do.
Family 81 .OOas9 81; Western Super, s5.25as5 80;
do. Extra, s5.'5ast.25; do. Family, S675as7 25.
Wheat steady; prime to choice red, SI35asI.3s
White corn, old, S1aS1 .0S; new S5a90. Oats 55a59
Rye dull at 9osSI. Provisions unchanged i'm
every respect. Whiskey i'm moderate demand at
lower rates. Sales at s1.0laS1.O2.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Stocks steady but duh
Money per cent. Exchange, long, Q; short, 9x
Gold, a. 5-9's. 1s62, coupons, 15x. 1O-i0's,
coupon, s.. Virginia Skies, ex-cOupon, 80;
do. new, 81. North Carolina Old 46; do new, 50 4
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-Virginia 6's, old, k3
bid Al asked; do. 1866, 52K bid, 81 asked; do,
1861 40 bid.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10. = Flour unchanged.
Wheat cent better. Corn 1a2 cents better.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

There Is no decided change to notice in the
New York money market, it continuing easy for
borrowers ON coll and stringent for mere ,nt,le
ard time borrowers. The rates on call loans
range from. five to seven, while the quotations
If commercial paper aIe unchanged. In regard
to the currency movement the banks report no
abatement IN the shipmeAts to the South, and
increased orders from pork-packing sections.
Some Of the banks are also sending currency in
moderate sc,n-r.s 70 the manufacturing 20 WIS
III New England. There is still great maiaint
among the banks at the scarcity of small notes.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

PIKE, the murderer, was executed in Concord
y. H.. Yesterday. request made of Sur
gtcn Crosby by some of Pixies friends to the
effect that he wished the Doctor would conceal
in the top of the cap sponge saturated with
chl0rOform, so that he might become stupitieti
before the fatal hour came. OF course nothing
of the kind was allowed
Evening star., 1869-11-10

The Governors Of thirty-one States have uni
ted with the President In recommending Novem-
Der 18th a. a day Of thanksgiving and praise.
Evening star., 1869-11-10
BOARDING..

A PARTMENTS. WITH BoARD.-A family OF
"A two three adult members be rcceiy cd at q
pleasantly situated, quiet house, where no other
boardere viii be taken. Cncxceptionable references
ton. no9 n
ECRSISHED- ROOMS FOR RENT-with or
l. without BOARD. at No. 49- Pennsylya ania ave
week. ix1D
EIRST CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
FRONT ROOMS. to be had on reasonable terms
at ais street bet. Htl and lsth short walk fr nm
most u the public Offices. jyS-tf
Evening star., 1869-11-10

gI,HE HIGHEST Cash PAID FOR LADIES,
u (;euss and Childrens CAST on Clothing, Boots,
Sho~s etc, af r. 3. .HARToGENsIs. % 4 7th street,
between y aud n. Any order through nsii Prcmeiiy
attended %. de3y
Evening star., 1869-11-10

From j. Shillington We have APplstons Jour
AeI yeE November @.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

k'oR SALE OR RENT-HoUsE Ssa 2lst street.
H betws g aud III: heated by furnace. Rent So.
pr month. Inquire of GEO. :. PARKER. next
ff
Evening star., 1869-11-10

l>oR SaLE-I5 ACRES or VALUABLE LAND
Il 2mIles from Ge0rgetuNn. short drive o. Drpars
llelfs and markets. all be div ided a. suit purca
Cha>ers.9 4. j.. DOlGIAS.
ucl4 I'm street Ns-f of Iath
Evening star., 1869-11-10

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, lS6s~-Jay Cooke s. Co.
furnish the following quotations of Government
sacurifies.
Evening star., 1869-11-10
FOR SALE AND RENT.

EoR REST-BRlck HOUSE an L street near
u 18th, Elk reom>; water and Cac; pas~ g.. R-nt
moderaie tos god tenaui. APPly - VI. GgEEN.
corner 18th and O. strcets. neIsu
Evening star., 1869-11-10

L'oR RENT-HoUsE No. $40 New .y-rs-y ave-
Hue. next 90 street north, containing rooms.
with gas and water aud fine yard. Rent IS per
month. Apply TO W. G. JOHNSON, t13 isth
street orlA n
Evening star., 1869-11-10

VJNHE HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR LADIES
i Gents, and Childrens Cas-, OF Clothing, Boots
between and n. Any order through the mai
promptly attended to. de3- iyT
Evening star., 1869-11-10

ENOR SALE-Two seven room FRAME HOUSES,
with hail. water and gas: in eNceieui loc alty;
terms reasonable. JOSEPH Y. kELLEf.
Real Estat. Agent aud Arctinnerr,
oc " ~ 3O3 Sth street west. hetMesn ! aud h.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

/ uNOR RENT-Thc desirable DIV ELLING House
II No. 43o u street north, near corner ii 5th Il ,
lately occupied by Richard 7. Merrck, Esl, con-
tang - rooms ith water. and all the modern
lnlproS em"nts. For terms apply ta DIR JOHN b
BLAME. National Metropolitan Rank. "r Nm
GORDON, in. Attorney ~ Law, No eos u street,
opposite City He'll. an sl-e-,tf
Evening star., 1869-11-10

UNFINISHED PARLORS AND BED ROt Y :
II for rent, with or without Board, - per wesk >
NJ No. s-2 Penns, lesnis avenue. brtwt n 81 al
tth streets. A room and board for t~o at : . prr
mouth ars1 i'm
Evening star., 1869-11-10
CHoIcE RESIDENCE FoR SALE.

II ROOMS ON first heur. with modern improve
nfrnts convenient a. q street and Curcorsn's
new hotel. Inquire $40 street. ocH
LNoR RENT-HoTSE No. 369 18th II 81. befNecnl.
ii and Massachusetts aycnue. three stories and
basement. brown front, ten rooms, water and ges.
Inquire 2o3 lfth street. ocDu
Evening star., 1869-11-10
y TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.

NOTICE-To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
IN The above notice b. Thornton smith, saying
that own no PATENT CONCRETE PAVEMENT.
In this city IL ecnfemptible fAls-hoei.
and can prove il Therefore. all persons wishing
TO get CONCRETE PAYMENTS or cELLAR
FLOORS will do well 60 give me call, as I am lay
ing the most improved Concrete in the citv. at 6
cents per yard less than Thornton Smith. OF sny
other competitor The best OF reference given when
required. once at Buiiders' Depot, No. 562 sth
street.
ee E-G CokNELits BCkLEW
Evening star., 1869-11-10

I'OR RENT-A new HOUSE, Of four rooms. and
L summer kitchen. with water gas. and sewer. one
square from the Treasury Department. Apply at No.
500 18th street. between II and street, between ;
and 4 clock uo9s2t-
Evening star., 1869-11-10

Il TEN HOUSES
Ten Houses on CorCs.ran street. lust cnmnletef.
water and gas throughout: pressed br.ak fronts:
MsnsaId and allan roots. Terms easy.
Inquire of II. W. HAMILTON, J62 9Th street,
: Builders Depot. se25-ff
LNGR RENT-An elegant, Furnished HOUSE,
II delightfully."- situated, NJ. 80 Missouri ayenue,
a.. street, containing sixteen rsoms: water
and all modern Improvements: carriage hOu-r and
stable Apply ON the premises. Is-u
Evening star., 1869-11-10

w TOGRAPHlC CLIKENESSES, of all sizes and
sly plain and coored, from card to life size-aso
OF living or deceased friends, from old Daguerreo
types other old pictures made larger or smaller
PLAIN Gr SSl1Ted and rendered fresh and life like, go
10 NHlIEHC kST ;, 424- Penn'a avenue, be-
tween Az and 9th streets The cheapest first class
passed. oc11 I'm
Evening star., 1869-11-10
! FOR SALE AND RENT.

EoR RENT--rwo oUNFURNIsHEp ROOMS. for
10 II street ncrth Doe-2fs
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27

1t is thonght that the total receipts OF cot
ton at New Orleans by the first of Sepem-
her next viii not fall short of $50, 900 bales.
The value in money therefore will reach
one hundred millions Of dolars-the largest
amount ever received at any port on this
continent i-a single product of the
country.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27
TELEGRAPH |.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY RECORD.
Washington, MAY 2G-

Secretary Boutwell, has in contemplation
the appointment of Doctor Mary L. Walker
to position in Alaska. Leading men of
Woman's Rrghts League says that it is i'm.
poriant for the success of their cause that
Doctor Walker should have an appointment
as far away as possible from civilization.
and they therefore approve of giving her a
place in Alaska
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27
THEOlL MARK ETS.

OFFICE OF
THE PET'M CENTRE DAILY RECORD,
PETROLEUM CENTRE. May q.
The market to-day is very unsettled At
one time this morning offers were made at
$3.50; but this afternoon there is no dispo.
sition to buy on the part of buyers. The
heavy sales in Pittsburgh today at 1231 has
has caused buyers to withdraw and conse-
quently there is nothing doing. We quote
at S4.25.
Shipments of oil from this point, May &c,
via O. C. & A. r. Railroad were,.2s3o bbls.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27

ANTWERP, May 27-2 p. m.
Crude--iS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27
PETROLEUM. uARRETs-.BY TEL.
Ef:TsAPH.

Special Dispatches to the Daily Record
PlrTsBURGH, May 27.
Spot-l3 bid.
First water l3
3. o. first 6 months 49,
B. o. first six months Is.
b. o. all the year l5@l6.
5. o all the year l3.
Market-Dull.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27

In regulating the daily dietary at the
present season of the year, nobody should
for day neglect supply of the wholesome
and succulent spring vegetables and fruits
now to be found in great variety in our mar
ket For in them exist tonic element of tho
highest value, which nature has beautifully
provided for the use Of man at this season.
The constitution is improved, and the or
gsnic forces are renewed and elevated by
their judicious employ yment as food for old
and young
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-17

bags quite neglected his business at the count.
ing-room in order to dine with his old friend St.
Maur. He really seemed to be getting human.
ixed
One night Miss st. Maur kept dinner waiting
again till tho two gentlemen grew quite impa.
tient, and Mr.. st. Maur, summoning a servant,
sent to inquire after her.
Before the servant returned, however. Ruby
herself cane-not In dinner attire, however, nor
her little snowly.gloved hand confdingly resting
upon the arm of Mr.. Hunt Dusepbury.
"Really. upon my word, began Mr.. st. Maur.
"You won't let papa scold, will you? 2" Ruby
said, putting out a coaxing hand to Noney-bags.
and in comically audible aside ''Shall We kneel
down. Hunt z"
Money.bags looked fercely ut the little olive
branch Ruby held out TO HIM about half u
minute. "f4R"
,"Humph," he gr,wled. ~ suppose you are
mnrrisd y
"Ohs" Ruby said plaoidly, .it's all right. I'm
Mrs. Dssenbury fast enough" -
Money-baga tried 70 leok Plutonian grimnesy,
and fro~ned till HE grey eyebrows brissled,
But it wouldn't do. TIE humor of tho tAins
was too apparent
Besides, he was glad Of an szeuse to welaome
back that yopng hopeful Of Ms. So melting sud.
grumbled something about ito being 10, aid
turning to HuAt "Glad TO sec ron, my boy, snd
II you'1l let this young sunbeam you've caught
| sparkle at the head Of my tatle Ut homo, you
may cot II the foot OF IT, and you may study law
oil the days Of your life for aught osrs. Thsrs
s NJ St. Mar could but follow Monsy.ssg
example. and tAsy I'll wsat out - diAna, w,lisA
still waited. - Ssy party - yeu oftsa ~. aH
, 1869-12-07
From the st. Wome TEde@de, December H.
Il e L f. c. r. A nj S.

Paris, Nov. 15,-The Journal deS D6bats
asserts that Queen Isabella has deinitl@-
ly abdicated the throne of Spain. lie
Temps says:-"Everythiog is impossible
in Spain nova Republic because the
Republicans are insufficient; a monarchy,
because no party is strong enough to APP
point a King. Unless coup d'ftat, or a
victorious revolution occurs, Spain will
probably remain Professionally an irregular
republic under the name Of monarchy"