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New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

John b. Cough will lecture on " Habit at
Cooper Institute this evening for the benefit OF the sun
day School OF the Sprng-st. Presbyterian Church.
Tho German Republican Central Committee,
at their meeting Friday last passed on motion OF Dr.
H. MUIR the following resolution, TO DO ohereu 10
Senator schurz Resolved That with sincere Joy we greet
tho election OF uOuntryman, Carl SchuIZ TO the hl
and honorable position OF United States Senator HIS
eminent moral and intellectual powers, MS sincere anu
self sacrificing love OF liberty, his radicallsm IN pocs
and social affairs the high esteem IN which he is he1
without distinction to nationality Dy the party OF
nrogress are guarantee that he als0 IN ms new ana
rcsnonsibo position twill work successfully ior the well
fare OF this republic.
Among the strangers in the city are ex-Gov.
Rnoc o7 Massachusetts, and X. b. Angus OF the Bank
- Montrea at the BrevOOrt House. ExGoy. Patton and
T. J. McDavid OF Alabama, Judge styles Of Colorado, and
Gen 7 j Peck Of Syracuse, ut tho ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Can Kilnatrick Gen. W. w. LangdOn, Detroit Gen. Rob
nson IT, g. A. Gen. Palmer OF Wisconsin, Capt Candle
lot Of Paris, and Capt o'Grady OF the British
Army, at tho Metropolitan Hotel Marshall
Ihws of Connecticut the Hon. H. T. Woodbridge, NJ. c.
Vermont Commander Hughes. U. 8. Navy, Assembly
man Bender Of Buffalo, aud Lansing Pruyn, Albany, at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Gen. H. A. Barnum, Syracuse,
senator Nicks OF Emra and Assembly Harris Of Orleans
Co. the AstOr House. Capts Wilson ana McGln OF tho
British Army at the AbenIarle HOTEL
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GREAT BRITAIN.
THE OPENING or PARIAMENT-Tuv or,spv,
MESSAGE.

THE OPENING or PARLIAMEST-TgE orrrN,s
MESSAGE.
Parliament re-assemblcd on Tuesday, the 10th
insty after the Christmas vacation The members 90 ~,
Lower House, with the Speaker at their head having
peared at the Bar Of the House Of Lords the fonow
royal message was read by the Lord Chancellor:
By Lords and Gentlemen; recur 10 your sdy,.. =,
tho earliest period permitted by the arrangemepts e m
eequent upon the retirement Of tho late admnisTaon
And IL Is tie special interest that / commeDS a.
you the resumption OF your labOrs at n time wben t6o
popular branch OK the Legislature has been chosen with
my faithful and loyal people am able 10 nfoem vo,,
lht my relations with ell foreign poWers continue 10 e
ost tndy, and have the satisfaction 20 believe that
they cordially share IN tho desire by which am an
mated; lor the maintenance OF peace shall nj an
1es Do anxious 70 ny best eXert0ns for lie nro
nY,ion Ot iLs most important object In cOncurrence
% my eles have endeayOred, by friendly interpoS
@2DI eject settlement Of the dlaerouces
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FOREIGN NEWS.
N,oyxmyyTs OF SPANISH TRooPs-REPoRTED
VICTORY OF GEN. oUESADA OVER THE

CUBA.
MOVEMENTS OF SPANISH TRooPs-REPoRTED
VICTORY OF GEN. oUESADA OVER THE
sPNNIARDs.
HAVANA. Feb 27.-It is reported that the insur
GENTS lingering in the vicinity of Santiago de Cuba
have again cut the aQueduct, causing much ncon.
xeniepoe to the citizens. Official information has
been received that Gen. Lesca, strongly reinforced
IS pushing his way into the interior from La
Guanaia The insurgents were stationed in force on
the road near MagarabOmba. 1t was expected that
the troops would soon attack them. Gen. Puello has
arrived nj CienfuegOs with re3nforcements. The
troops there will be divided into three detachmens
One, under Pueblo will go TO Santo Espiritu; one
under LetOna. to Villa Clara, and the remaining
division, under Paez, will march to tho sioir"
Norma and Macagua, An engagement TOOK piloo
between the Spanish troops and Ne iAsTi
gents at Coloma dc ST. Domingo, in the
,roy;nce of Ga ona Ia Grande Many were Killed on
both sides The result of the battle is not knoWll,
Eenors from Cpban sources say that fight occurred
between tberebel forces under Gen. Quesada and
tbo army Of Gen. Iesca, on the road from GuanaJa
aDd oseert that the Government troops were routed
Tho on,icration of the Cubans is undimlnlshed
Tyery steamer that leaves the port is crowded Win
Additional supplies Of troops are needed from
Spoin to occupy the whole island, and drive out
the insurgents. The troops now mere can uo no
moro than hold their own. Meantime the people IN
the country arc suffering all kinds of privauon ana
distress. and their complaints are heartrendmg
Tbousaads are leaving their homes. and seeking
refuge in the cities .... 49,
Tho steamer Cuba sailed to-day for baltimore
yypoRTRD LANDING OF RE-ENFORCEMENTS FOR
TIE CUBANS-WHAT THE CUBANS EXPECT
FROM GEN. GRANT.
H,yASA, Feb. 2S-Rumors are circulating IN the
oity to-day that expeditions from the American shore
so aid Tho insurrection have landed near kemedioS
and Guedrillas. .....
Fifteen hundred soldiers left to-day for the Central
Department
Some of the Cubans declare their belief that as
soon as Gen. Grant is inaugurated President he VIII
recognize the belgerent rights of the Revolutionary
Government in Cuba.
Cuban accounts contradict Government dispatches
announcing that Gen. Lesca is making triuniphahV
advance from La Guanaja.
Mr. Hall. the efficient Consul of the United states
at Matauzas, will assume the functions OF ConSl-
General at Havana.
The steamer MOctezuma has arrived mere DIlhgihg
tba crew of the American schooner Nellie Irue ol
Portland Me- lost on Punta MulaS.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

A sale of unusual interest will be made by
Messrs Leaytt strebegh Co., Clinton Hall, next Thurs
day and Friday evenings tits Executors sale Of the
effects Of the late Emanuel Leutze, consisting OF his
books paintings etchings antique furniture swords,
daggers, old guns, cFossbows, armor, &c, &c.
In addition to these personal effects there are num-
ber Of paintings contributed by the artists to this
sale for the benefit OF Mr.. Leutze's family.
Among tho contributors arc Eastman Johnson, Guy,
Baker, Durand. Kenset, Beard Lang, Weir, De Haas,
william Hart Talt barley, Cropsey. and many others
Tho whole are now on exhibition day and evening" and
Tho lalo will take place on the 4th instant
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
CENTRAL AMERICA.
DISTURBANCES IN NGUATEMALA-AN EARTHQUAKI
IN SAN SALVADOR.
lPROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

PANAMA, Feb. 2O.-The steamer Salvador,
from Central American ports has just arrived IN time to
connect with the steamer Alaska Tho principal item of
news the reelection by the House Of Of
Guatemala OF Don Vicente Cefua as lTes
ri December 81 Is73 Cen Zarala was Gand
date and had n largo number OF adheIentsi
Win On Tho dav of the election made some very sgnl
cant dSnonsratons, which later IN the day TOOK INC
character Of general riot The GqyernneI y, I'D AZ
turbances which finally Effected ent nSs pnl S
nqmDer Of persons had been kea eu mepfctjv o,iet
demonstrations having been made by tho Scan
sown, and that tbe peace Of tho Republic VIII no.
long continue Cen C6rua not h popular ehqis ITs eac an
ne VIII probably nc yer see the end OF MS term s
tiOn seems 10 have been burcsquc. strong shock OF
earthquake was felt at sam Salvador on inc 20 dg ~
7lO p. The atmosphere at tho Tune was very ss,,us
and surcharged with yapor The shock was ot mOmeh-
tepy duratlon
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FRANCE.
LOANS roR PARIS IMPROVEMENTS.

PARIS. Feb 2T-In the Corps Legislatif, yesterday,
NJ. Rouher, the Minister of State, after defending
the conduct of NJ. Haussman, the Prefect OF the
Seine introduced bill to authorize direct loans for
the Improvement of Paris. Subsequently, IN a
speech, NJ Rouher referred to the inconvenience OF
the Government having control of certain financial
socetes and intimated that the Government would
probably introduce bill to abolish such control
DEATH OF NJ. TRoPLoNG.
FEB 9s.-M Raymond Theodore Iroplong Presl-
dent of senate, died yesterday, aged G9 years
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lectng such amouuts due from the Erie Railway or from
attempting to take possession Of the property LEAKED to
the Erie Railway Company the rental for which duc,
may become due aud that they refrain from prose-
cutting tho Erie Railway Company account OF It's re-
fsa under the order OF the Court to pay the amounts
claimed The Injunction closes thus: ~ . ..-t, / 1 t
And let the defendants show cause before mo. at a
Special Term 10 be held at the COtouso IN the city
OF NewYork, on the nth OF February 1882 at 10 a. m.
why this injunction should be continued unt the
final determination OF this action.
ALBERT CARDOzo. Justice NJ Y Supreme Court
New York, Feb. %. 1900 .....'- .r....t. ...
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BRTTs-In Eevbcra c. on Thursfay Fh E sbnsv Bets Js
eldest OfJOhn Aad Fanny Bets Of this city, the ash Js'
family invited % attend tSs fussrd
sss,is a ' Si' a i o II % Tue ss n $ 70 ss
Wicb. Conn, for inteTneut
BRUcB-on sunday ee william Wallace Of RObe. Bruce
friend. srin.itsd e attend hi, taasrsl o. Tqsssa.
bruce. No. TTsasy,sisbtAss, = WIZ
BsT i'd Rs. e @ sS s SsSH' sS e E.'' L. 600
Notice Of The fussa tomorrow,
The relative. attend ths funeral ts. b. .:
o'clock D. m. without further notice .Ils,4 ..rasf
DoANEo sunday Feb @ George Gordon second Of sdass
DoUBLgDAYon SATURDAY, Feb r. Matilda Sausstss
Of Ulysses aad Mary DoaJleds aged ys. and %snssn 49,.
ohaFch adsoast cnysst to-day At u oe0ct without
EDGAR-ou Saturday. Peb a. Thomas OfJa~es Eds
In the 3iSt year Of BIS age -, a., =, a..
No o6s West NiHste.uh't' on MOHd', March L
GAYLBR-on Friday Peb s6 Ann WdeS Of the late Charles
sss. "a az sSsay o S B Cs II: e. Sy; .
Of The family ar. invited 70 ittead
GUMMBRsOSZAt Eswsrk j. os satarday Feb a. John Gus-
Newark, on Tuesday. March Q, at II O'clock a. N ..l
IEAKBA, RhusbseL y saturday Feb ~ 4sh " s' e
the lat. Charles JeaEe Of beWYO aud daughter o'' s D
Fnt from =. Epssqsi Church 9oa.SS r. O. I,S Gssq Ms'
Trains leave Titst 0elOSE M On returning leave haA
s.n :1H Pi.nssco r. :slisa paper. p pleas. op,
MAGILIn BROOKLYN SATURDAY FEB 9Th, at 10 eeoek N.
Arthur H. Magl. NJ. D., Ia the 10th year OF biz sge
Ppuers his late residence No l26 DeAnt' on1useE
March q at 3 O'clock p m ... .f... sff F i'-
MoLAREY-on Friday Feb Elizabeth the beloved wife q JOAa
MeLarsu Ia her 43i year -.
The friends Of the family invited attend the funeral from her late
sdsRce 23S West Tbt STttst Monday al O'Clock n
McLARENOu SATURDAY. inst saer lingering Illness Amels
ConSaJ MLAren daughter Of James s. MeLaen aged year.
months, and days.
MOSTBTH-On Sunday aner long 1ueEz contracted
South Carolina William Mopteth late Colonel Of the TWengegea
| a Masaehusetts Regiment, aged Al yearS
His relatives friends respectfully invited tn attend we nefn
residence, No. 2l3 West TSentyiOursAst Al
oceek p.
PRRSTIsIn New-York Saturday, Pb o. at the readeaee
ofthe Dr. Pras BVaua Pierce youngest child Of me hs
William PreHlsA
The friends Of the family invited to attend her f1ne from No
CarroLpalee Brooklyn, Tuesday afternoon az q O'clock
PRIcRou Saturday Psb H. Elizabeth HssHbeef wife Of Wn T.
| Price.
The relatives family respectfully Invited to senz
sersl from her late residenee IuesdaJ ne "a ns1,
| o'clock p.
| Albany papers please copy. ..... ..r.rr...a
RAYDOLPHou Saturday morning FEB n saer severe nes
Josephine child OF Wilson o. H. and MARY RnasPh an
A. ROce aud Peter Randolph aged ye aaa
| 3 m0ntha
The relatives and friends family respectfully invited 70 site.d
the residence OF her pares No. 40 sl SEtsea
st. Tuesday, March 2, at / O'Clock D. m %
RAYMONDu Saturday evening Pb ~ Walter JARVIS son Of bsaT
J. and Juiette Raymond in the 18th rear Of bis age
sTOUT-On Sunday @ Andrew vak OaH Of Thoodors
| and Susie M Stout aged mOnths and 10 days
| Notice Of funeral in t0mOTows paper
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

rTnE THOMAS RAILROAD BAGGAGE CHECK
We presume IL Is merely presuming to direct the attention
OF railroad men 20 the advertisement Of this check which
will be found on the eighth page Of THR TRIBUNE. We
should Judge from the recommendations by practical
railroad men that this check destined TO rovouonEo
tho whole baggage business We cannot Imagine how IL
would be possible for piece Of baggage TO get lost with
this check attached TO it and so far as simplicity aud
economy Is concerned, certainly recommends itself.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
THE ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN AND ERlI
RAILROAD SUIT

This suit, of which the complaint has been
already nnlshea, camo up on Saturday on motion to
continue the Injunction After some discussion between
counsel the Court concluded to consider the case Us com
menced but TO adjourn the inrther nearby m S AZ i t
scryo poperS M to wednesday next The injunction In
the case is substantially as follows; ,, ,.o,, ,otor
That the Erie Railway Company Ioai'" ovidoucas -,
ing TO any Of tho defendants any money oueuGS @ %,
debt property, now due 10 uo ic orier ~ tie
onr That TIC detendans refrain Qm askiug fox or col
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

HAWAII 2sThe following the commercial quotations
for The endug Feb 2 Sugar a and declining byen dsmsa
cton opened but fell Nos OtO ~
decs 9dloi reals and NoA Is TO 20 e to loiei feAs
s anticipated that AtVes from Europe Will lead 70 iaf,lI
duei stock Of Sugar In warehouse al Havana aud mshnL
I5 100 boxes and 1900 hODheadsj Museo7saoss sass
no eyer are r good ReaHnS " 0 Teals 0oce
a al oil reals Moasss buoJsRt Cyed y az reas ha % n ~
e,ydo or common, 6O reals per kg Lard buoyanl a. "
teroe 2Sl 96e ID tina Flour active a. Slgsa n
Oal2e ID, Bacon asdTAHenz Qg0sd 3G D u'aN 0u1AA'" "
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
FIrNERAIs TO-DAY.

ADAMS HORATIO B. No IFS South Secoadst. BrOOkJs D.
BBTrs SIDNEY IT,. No. lOs East SiKiieth'ss. ,frr
BLACK, ROBERT L., No. 10 GansyOortsk =. -
CARRGAH JAMES SA Peter and Paufs Church. bookua u
COOKE, Mrs SUSAN. No. 233 SuiliTshst .. .,f
DEMON CHARLES, No. l48 Coumbiast
EDGAR THOMAS, Ne 365 West Nneteenthst
FIELDS. MARGARET EMMA No. ~ West Portv fonrth-st
GAYLBR ANNA Central Baptist Ckugch Bntgsst bfoeaTr-
JONES Dr. WILLIAM b., L. g. n. South Park Chureh Newark
KBEPBR PETER. No 50 Avenue b. r..lH
MEBSRRRAU Mrs BLLRE Targee.et. Stapleton, 3, 90
NcLARBN, Mrs. ELIZABETH No. 233 west ThlgJ anst
SINCLAIR, IDA NJ, No l5e Bast Thirty yfouth'st
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
PRIrSSIA.
MONEY GRANT TO FRANKFOR

MONEY GRANT TO FRANKFORT
BERLIN. Feb. 27.-The Prussian Diet proposes to
grant 100000 forms to the Municipality of Frank
fort TO which the King win add 100000 from his
rivate purse in the hope that such action will draw
closer to the Monarchy and Crown the hearts OF the
inhabltants of that city. ------
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

y gallon swr dali heavy At rs.s
ing Salt 2lGi Sugar Cured 25e D. Ls.sg eesss q ,hs
nsrlet supplied yellow fne en- White Pse gigIHI s1a sgi
ShooksBoK reas Rnpty Hogsbeads osh ~ Ut
HoopsNarhet sHppedJ Losg s55l Short. S5 Fe,a stores
steady Pes sdvaDnR vessels 10 demand Tor the Uh'e6 ses
sugar sOabs P bb %; per boz to Northern sod South
cru po 81 hoaSse per hid 70 northern por 81 o. and
sogihsra pOris - Is REchanEs nominal
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
nouRs1fC MARKKTs

MrNPHu Feb -Cotton 6rn and nomiasy re- holders ssas
I higher receipts hai eTports e2 baes hea sgps
hne SOD 80 Corn f0973c Oats. I30c Mess FORK 90 20
Buk tsdy Clear Sides lT0ite shouhten l1c Dres''s
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
GREECE.

RR-EsTA ABLIsHMENT OF FRIENDLY RELATIONS
WITH TURKEY.
ATHENS. Feb. 27.-The Grecian Government mas
officially announced the reestablishment of friendly
relations with Turkey.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

inauguration Postponed-of 0oLDsxIrHs ss~ warrse
cotEEoE Bcbhs Badas OF sIthAss and TSes hd's
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

Wednesday. Fsb. H. - the res
dence Of the bdes psrnis by the Rev. j. e. Roekweh d. D.
Frederick Arangurcn ADELAIDE Viola only dasghr DR. O. "
RVenburgh ofCllftou, Staten Island ....-a.--a-
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
MARRIEn-

rou. o1S Cotton dental Cooper is''u''
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

ANOTHER LETTER FROM HENRI DE BOURBON.
The Spanish Bourbons do not it is univer-
sally admitted stand very high in public estimation and
como Of the famly's members seem bent sinking
itlower Here is the fashion in which Don Henri Duke
OF Seville nfante OF span speaks OF his cousin and sis
ternlaw Queen Isabella. and Of This brother Don Fran
CISCO in ettelvhch he has sent TO the editor Of the
Paris Pags:
SIR: The manifesto Of Queen Isabella which was ad
dressed You must be apocrypha am just assured or
the fact and 1t gives pleasure, il very III ad
and with the same Oriental pride which the Court Of
% ssn h yanTesptsd ss M, m
the lessons Of exile. think on the contrary that exile
must have opened her eyes and her heart In that bad
and seflaudatory document the Queen s made 70 say
that she had been the happiness Of the Spanish people,
that she had extended their commerce and their indus
precptaug The natO from the high rank IN which she
had placed II that she had been very tolerant and very
gentle ana tnat she was the symbol of liberty III all
thus be true the poor Queen would have no reason 10
takes her stand at the window Of the furnished house
called Tho Payilond de ROhaD. Underthe domination OF the
priests aud that OF their mpudent WITCH the nun PatTo
CluO--under that dishOnOrng and fatal domination TO
which the King has had tile weakness from the very first
days Of his marriage, 10 subject and deliver over the
9neen-bpansh industry has produced nothing but
fohares, wax candles, aud sOcaed holy images for
perstuCn Spain has passed through many evil days,
tee oiIter tears now Of widow now Of mother or
81 an nsed man now OF brother poor orphan, have
lastexeenied. II this be called political midness and
Ialh ~ God curse that policy and that religion Of lies
snu olo5d ihQugh the Queen may, unfortunately be
nateIed and though she may etill be iLsurrouDded,
thhk can repeat that her manifesto, In tho form 1t
mas appeared Is apocryphal After the horrible
naon Of Bureos She would not dare to protest against
ahe Just measures Of the Provisional Government
tOnehng the inventories Of the churches, which are
properly belonging TO the natiOn and by no means to
Sefca cupdity There people about the Queen who
sofe nolhhg IN her person but her money. And IL she
ewes tben money she wOuld do better 20 remember that
we family OF her husband, after having been despsed
nd eTned through her bad policy, at this moment
sunk w misery do not speak for myself for though
Sh very poor VIII mover accept penny from their
Spanish ilaJestes but speak behalf Of my sisters,
VINO are h slate Of desUtutOn. conclude by express-
ing an uca which Il would be useful 70 follow out tits
ih best manifesto which the Queen can draw up In
e faVilhOn dc ROhan IS 70 send her coarse cOnfessOr
& e ianous father Careta about his business It is TO
ut a en1 70 nc fayontis which the King accOrds 10
}sefous Nemesis and II Is 70 separate herself from
30 40 I % @ @aario II the King and Queen resolve
N"'s'cu On The good path. Receive &c -
pr
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
IIRR INSnRANCR COMPANY.
Patent
Spiral, Spring BUTTS

SPIRAL SPRING BUTTS.
Adootd nv tbe United States all Pdhc Bangs Used
on al Of the principal Hotes and Colleges kroaghS
eoguy well adapted for door Of desepueu whs,a
steamboats, railroad eaees OF dEhag houses All tntcS
ah thea sale By arware Dealers generally.
J. RUSSELL x Co. Manufaetdrers Agents,
No. eJ BeekaAh-st, Ees.rort.
..- DIR, X. IL. WestorVelL cHiRoP0DlSr tft
succssT treats Corns BnOns Nails ke & No SO hroafwaE,
be.wssa IbiEssRtA Aad ReuIteoRtastA
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
THE STATE or TRADE.
WRST INDIA MARKETS

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
PRlNEPORr Feb 2nd States Bonds frme and hgher Fire
Tsentiss B6i for the issue OF 1909. 'I
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
EHEzErzEzEzE1
DIED.

Al Notices of Marriages must be Endorsed ,Vith han
name and address
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
SPAIN
A NEW MINISTER TO WASHINGTON.

A NEW MINISTER TO WASHlN6IoN'
LoSDoY, Feb. 28.A report is current thatthe pres
nt spanish Minsterto England has received nstruc-
tons from Madrid to proceed to Washington to settle
any difficulty which may arise in consequence OF the
Cuban insurrection.
AN INsURRECTIoNARY ATTEMPT IN BARCELONA.
MADRID, Feb. 2S.-An nsuITeetiOn was attempted
last week in Barcelona, but it was quickly sup
pressed. About 40 persons connected with the con
spiracy have been arrested. The city is now per-
feetly tranquil.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

Before the steamer Zodiac left PortauPruce for New
York received that salnave had attacked the
forts at Aux Cayes aud after canDOnadlng them in-
eectuaIy for two days, had drawn Off TO Petit Ryiere
the ammunition OF tho Petion having been exhausted
lie had sent TO POrtauPfihce for q fresh supply OF am
pnnon and would return TO Aux Cages as soon as he
received IT, and his operations against the place
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
OCR NEIGmRORs.
MUsKINoUM COUNTY.

The City Times OF the 1lth says:
Pork soils IN this city at 10 cts.
per ID. retail.
Twonty.sIx persons united with
tho 7th Street NJ. Il. Church last
Sabbath
A considerable amount Of petty
thieving has been pcrpetrated du.
ring tho past week.
Mr., Stump, the velocipOdO exhib.
Itor, at Market House Hall, Tues
day evening, made one-half mile in
one and half minutes on the ma
chine. This was at tho rate Of 20
miles an hour.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. G. NJ.
Brown. wife OF Mr.. Isaac Brown OF
this city, died suddenly of apoplexy
on the morning of the 9th instant.
She was II years ofage and one Of
the Oldest residents OF Zanosville.--
A year ago she and her husband
celebrated then golden wedding.
A MuNITIcENT OFPER.-Ono of
our mos. cuterpris,ng capitalists,
abundantly able to back his propo-
sal, offers TO take $4,000 stock in
each of any five manufacturing en-
terprisos that may bo started in
zaucsvillc, capital stock of each
company to be not less than slO,-
900 ; making his subscription in all
amount to $4,000 or he will tako
$40, 600 stock in any one such enter
prise.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
$500 A YEAR.


again. The currency from this
stock printed by tho hydrostatic
process proves to bv of very inferi-
or qualI.y, and Of course ~ easily
worn out in handling. Orders have
boeen given that no more grinding
up of old notes shall be done, but
hereafter 'nIy tho best kind Of new
stock shall be used in making Gov
ernment money.
Tho French Courier dee E,ats.
Uns, OF New York, has an unfavor.
ablo opinion Of our Congress. Il
speaks Of that important body az
an "dsSc1nblee corrompae"-the con-
science Of whose members Is gwen
over to bribery and speculation,
and whose balance.sheot of Infamy
history will prepare. Tho succes.
sor OF Washington tit snys) viii
find himself face 10 face with a sit
uation bristllng with difficulties and
oppressed with responsibility the
moro burdensome, as no Is tho na-
tion's NAN hope, and that he can
expect no aid, moral or material,
from n Congress which is disposal
TO regard HIM as an adversary, #
il docs not find him tool These
are tho views Of a foreigner and
il will do no harm to take note OF
Ihom III passing.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
Tho Fnrce rInrod Ont.

The indictments in tho United
States District Court at Richmond,
so long held over the heads Of eff.
Davis and thirty or forty of his
leading rebel eonfederates for trea-
son and rebellion, have all been
quashod, and, as the New York
Herald says. thereby Greeley is re.
leased from bis straw bail bonds
The great tarcO of "makIng treason
cdious' is thus played out. The
cost to the Government has been
immense, but what care our rulers
for this The people, in footing
the bill, will have the consolation OF
knowing that the farce was good
one anu was well played.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
Two Legal Tenders ImpOr-
tant Decision.

A decision has been made by tho
Supreme Court ofthe United Statos
that in contracts whero tho consid-
Grafton is contracted to be paid in
coin, prior to the war. 1t cannot be
discharged by tho payment Of legal
tender notes, but muat be paid in
in gold. Tho Court held that tho
law making gold and silver a legal
tender had never been repealed
This gives the people two legal
tcudor modes Ofdischarging debt.
Whore the contract docs not specify
tho kind Of legal tender to bo paid
tho debtor has a choice.