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, 1869-01-18
TIE LEGISLATURES.
mlLHIEANs

6peeIAl Despatch to The chicago Tribune.
LAs&fso, Mich, Jan. 10.
Both horses held bur kr1ef sessions to-dsy,
thetr being aim ettetdxnea In &sEh.
In 1HI tENA1H
no business Of general tmperlauce WIS transacted
beyond The lEtrodnefton. By ,he RsIsoa1 Com
m1itcr, ct bill for general enabling kes to Allow
municipalities 10 loan sic to railroads hy i vote
Of tha majority q the rtRla.etaa actpea, saeh
,he 1rs 4scd valuation. and the onda not to be
delivered nnal the road IN ready Tor iron
In the House uo<atnz Of genesA tmpottanee
WA Qn1A&c{eo-
, 1869-01-18
LOUISIANA

The Contested Con sresaso1al
H,r onxAs,, J.a. 1s Notice Of eon.s.. esta na9 =
been r-xyed On ALnew Lon,st1sk Gan s1a,nt tha<
~hau eefst6 ez.es baTs b<en 'ssa:a, s SILLY an
Of LA shelion-- Tia con1essaasd.s a. su1psI: thtH
ds@,. Gensia; s11er II. ,euet acS1 toe s po-
= Dawea 1tatnx ts.t r. ats5ue .1nis5 soise :ec
81 ssves Known a. i1s:1nes wnea r. e,i'n1e Ms "
, 1869-01-18
TEE pEnArxs or CONGRESS,

For very many years, the debs'ea Of
Congress have been reported ard pub
Hshed by contract with John G. R,ves
and his hears, in daily paper c,lsed he
Glooe, which Glo1e Is re-shsped liz
to book called The Congregational
GloA, and certain number OF
copies Of the sane ere purchased
BY Congress- Every new member ee,s
complete back set of the Congre.sional
Globt. seventy volumes in all, the m a.ke
price Of which Is more than $500. Every
member and seussor, also, gets soue
twenty copies OF the Congregational Dloos,
psm foz at SO mueh session. Consrsss
also pays seven dollars column 10 the
GLOBE people for reporting the debatet,
the Globe contracting with the reporters
At The rate Of about i've iollsrs q co..
unn.
This Is the present system OF pub.
lish.ng the history Of the legislative body.
The reporters are sworn; Congress mskcs
the laws limiting the revision Of
the speeches, and the G!o5e has
bfen a respectable element ol governme It
literature for many years. The Etereo-
type p}atea Of The deb.tes ara ovn,1 hv
tie RiYesee. The printing Office contain,
n,,ont seeo, 900 Worth Of n1esse, and tpns
They then selves claim that tbe b.c,e
numbers are their chief souvce of o,nt;,s
The original contract with the G1ahs
specified that 1t should exnira bt tvo
year.' notice fiom either side Ne,1,v
two years ago this notice whs given bv
Congress- and in view OF lks early limit
number OF Itching flogers are feeling
towatds this contract. The osseno
sfb'e allegation sgAinst tho Giobs IL th.t
The Rivss family has grown rich out al
their contract. To this the present C,e1k
of the Hcuse Of Representatives REPLIES
that John G. Rives died no richer than
any business man who has a publishing
establishment worth $500, 600,
On the occasion Of this contract exnfr-
ing, several parties, amore them Mr.
Frank Moore, editor Of the Re5t,lion
Record, a.e ready with propositions. Tnen
the Senate reporters OF the G,os4 hn,,
that not the publishers, but the rept,rtera
ought to make this profit,
AZ last bIr. Moore proposes to estsb,fsh
. 1ewspsper to be laid on the deaks al
Concresamen, not at noon. but On ,beir
breakfast tahles-whIeh paper aha1l con
, 1869-01-18

TotA....... .-........,.... h-4Q3 &{i5,99
ln1odt1ion to thisthey exacnd:l F50, 900
fer bustdirg pew foursto1y building in
place OF The "Fsankru." TINS new
building will sad about two hundred to
the school se2tF, making a total accom-
modas,or ot shout $500 adtis.ona! seA's
atan expense Of $465 900. But these new
buildings we're ior grammar school chill
dnn who were DoE In Eetd of &c
eommcdss,ors, and deducsing the rooms
kept empty, vss'1ng Tor grammar pupils
wfo cone not, these str buildings erect
Cd At ttts 1znuneree outlay will not give
seats to mere than $500 OF tie vast null
titude Of primary children who arc in
the streetE. TT WA1t OF room in the
schools.
Justice TO The Superintendent requires
Is 10 say tla>, though powe1fcss as An
officer, ard invested With no vote In the
matter,she piaced his protest ag1inss This
policy on record. In his report for 1867,
he said IA am inclined 10 doubt the ex-
"Pedfcncy ot erecting any more tout.sto1T
"school huiIdiugr. Sstety In cases Of sud.
"den alarm, health and et1cl ,ncy aeem 70
"mc 10 demand : chaz &c in our pans In
"tbis regar1." The Superintendent
sid much more, but whas We have
quoted will scrve to acqult MIN OF mem
hrship in The ring, which, having ex~
ptnctd . half railtitp Of tho public
mureY, roT, with wnetied sppettscs,
expect lie Common U.uneti to back theil
request for nearly q utlllon mere ol
borls. and allow them to spend The pro-
ceeds ,n building additional four-s,o1y
palaces.
Upon tttsa facts, we chtrge The B,s1t
Of Education with wantor, wAstetu
t1pccdltute Ct tho money In that wAl
least calculated 10 give school eceonm1
dslion to the thousands who sre wailinl
to, room In the schools. They hsd l, i,
thsir power, with the N ,key In thei
harde, to give every child waiting fo
acmik:!on sest, sud they refused 70 d
il. With The knowledge that two~thi.d
If the seats in the gfammsr divisions
The schools were empty, and that 60. 90
ehildien were waiting IoT Flats In I'll
rrinary tchon!s, they soept $4e5 900 i
providing 1850 grammsr SEATS, an
a,159 primary scafs. Woutl any ratians
business nan continue in bis emp'o
agents. who, euttrs.cd with .spec:f
d MY, MANI ged TO 1iEburse The none
without accomplishing the enae II
, 1869-01-18

PH1rAnxtrn1A. Jao. ID Gerald Eaton Wis to-
a.. .-ntrn cd 10 death In ths EouH Of Oyer sad
Tcr1aiae.. 10. tho murder ol Eetaan.
H1a,1soa1. Jsn+ 1e~-oeof9e SAt!e1, 1,1.e.: 4 ssa.
Anse. Ia ID mutaer al TIA GaP.kn ed Mats u
sLc sesoone1 BraI. - soa1letes % q nTn.sdsJ,
tna % & Msso-d sssr.d,s n eI,s1l RoTnds r. Wii,a1
srd lie arc n l1il uuuer EEuteurt Q; death.
The d.. OF ttetr execution IL t<E1 ~ tta 3sh Of
Nsreh nsIt.
, 1869-01-18
How Fr4e Tr1ds VIII Rsu&ht NAnu-
Eac1nzsxNs !:

no" ExAS 1f304 AAx11 AsN&nt s02nV"
EacxHzsxHs j.:
From Tia rre4 Teaeer.
+ Is ordinarily supposed that ffeeaom Of
But We believe, % the roDtra1y, that 1t will
maks them permanently prosperous, which
they ptxer yet have been.
Ii 1&A. when > nee trade policy Hss df1t
s,snrrd 4. House Of comnans "tn2t the
French. With the application Of their chenl-
cal kpoxlcdge to dJdrE. md F1th tneir Other
advxnsarts. would hare such 4 start In AL
bnnchcs of SIX Manufacture TINT there
won1d bs no person b. Thnm the FRENCH
silk would rot bn u.cd." THIS y precisely
the larenaxe Of the american mannfsctaress
of today In regsrd 10 The competition Of the
F,tc trade beca1e the policy Of England.
Whit WAS The result to the silk makers:
In 1856. At the Paris Exhibition. tha inter
national hry reported tha* Bntash sii9a
were, " a rt9aEds substance, combited with
all other eount1ics.' Ffee t.zdt. mstex'a Of
running the industry Of silk making, rendered
1t, - regards the cheapn Of the iapncsr
superior, rot only to France but to al o>aef
countries.
50 completely vese tho silk makers eou-
y1nced ofihc advantages Of 1rear trade thai
they petisioned against protection" IS fol-
1dfs Memorial AhpVcth. that Tcuf pxttftQpsy9
~ t1re7 Of hEnAd ea1ka IN Nanc hrs scf
taat tbs kx1eE IN wn1ch rnsY xfa errKcca "a d !
| dEPseAed state -th4t thsit work peontt ar.- nor
fnliy eHrlo3ed And frat th,s hrsne r. ~ .rwxr,
faet1ta has 6ecn slmas< sta te1 m tn .eItrt -,
l pet!od 1f ten st1rH II 1esas, %hr5sa s~e-S1k -.
rsaxeh Of te1ti1e E11uiAesnre has i.rartr =.
II 1t they eaaaldez the depr.s,,on J.. -.
L19f1hm q fae1r nttt to be pEtrs-~st.e - 0ua. "
! nritfd tatnss Of 1ozutEn dsraand Is, 49, ri tne
ana Tnrf ras1nu11 atR II xze or <utEtnv .Sns
attributable to the Irusaettve 41Fv iMna.aI' ' J.. =
| fosciEu six RpodR tupoReed ln,p 1nss eora ua
the enect Of E1eh c1fJ beng 70 cfta, = sHsL.tIs
sfup in the EafxeD Of the world ttsx E~s,p p.es !.
rranle 70 eu1upete With the cuutt 3errat T.at.
tn3tf IN tne predret. os ts{k goods mi .hns =
tcsow tAt export s7sfe airosk *zst9nsT Mn *
haa1s of FEtnEh md ST1ts cotnoe:isofa;
-TEAt ,n the opinion Of your 31emWtali4tp
| however ut Il sssxJ pst1eetion nsg hsee bean a
= fp7tacT res1ed, 1t - row potlttTe1Y 1c}u.1ou
"a than I'D they ftGl II 1t l: caucox. undcr ~!
xore,1 rnezt Ct Srttr ks3 ciseosns<1leee, BE- lsSs
| En4tntA!Etd. IS
| ~Ttpt ns1HrFtallsts therefore pay that Ssas
| will he pl<ssed 70 ssii<1t tAeza ay TtFe1!tHa IL
tufy o. foreign sHk roodx. hof partially ~
GrnJ Jtrtix. BIT iottuY 1ad 4n7r1sH11tt ,. atd thn
I tep<latt,, 10 1sa world that tct HAochcst@F sh
iualnfacsn.rx tenouncea ene soe.iitt p1n:ee4aoH
| ard every nd earoEnneaat can gtva-that he I
! &reaasen 10 ae pead sosets Gu hit aEu Hc1tt-au
| ih1t Ae Avows hItaaeIf capable OF tAttnE hi<se
! ! pcsi'3op IN the 14ce bT ccmpetlnor% untestcsa
I yyros7 7et1op, lka1 ha Aas hifAetto 1ts1trRd u
, 1869-01-18

The CHir<d siases Senatorial Contest
J he C1 mold AExs TO b. HeArd o mon-
oaJ-sA ms- annual A1nx statement.
Special Despalch to the Chicago Tribune


! 1he C1 Rdid AExs TO b. aeArd q MON
oaJ-sA ms-ahnnAlH Hanx Statement.
Special Despaich to the Chicago Tribune
&AotAaH, Isn. Is.
Tho call On tie candidates for tho Unised Htates
estate to speak on tho political aud financial
lssues osthe couEtry, in the Assembly Chsnhcr,
en- kouday erctiug, ia Published to-day. n9uea
By foIty.threa m1mhsss Of th2 Legislature. II
prordes that faeh speaker hall be limited 10 ono
hour, sd thaIl sp-sk In .ae prtsr arranged BY
tnc Spelke. OF rhA Assembly. II II understood
70 cay that Ill tho eand1daha wil~ h1Ic more or
Iers 10 say. thouRp I'll profeas to rezafi tnt pro-
Poseo Aho"' sesurd. IT - frtim1teo tart Mr.
Carertcr Will reply - some Of tbs Attlcks na 10
On him. so 1h6t lseay una may be anticipated.
SO few manhtfs and ouuidefs 1re heEn tha
matters are very qalet today There IL IN ar-
n1tstlce hetwsen tho couten11E factions. Tue
tHo ezd1nx fAesions arc thsaf Intention to 6xnt
II to Netu<y os detcst. .TheED W4ft r0uora Lust
LtRht o. . cosl!uou between catpsnEer and
y Matdn- 1ne SpEthern 1ea today flkin
20 sura, a:d ALLOW bat n for CUpen-
t<F- 1fe Hieua< Of taa laItaf afs lan-
En,nt. nnt Elys ont no figures. AsBsrE.
Rnelee ana Ws!io Geo sesard ih:tr eh.nees -
urge The qu. stinn Of locality strongly. on tht
sen.tnr for tse1ty Ieate. ana oshrr parts Of the
state ,have { aims
Tbs eents1 ua.I bank st1.ement IA plbllshed d
to-dsy. It Neupraces tie ful1oxitg items. Banks
dQ:EY h1EinekA uldtf tpe etata 11H, II; capital
f4a5 600 efeu'astos, &t4s 45U; deposits, $8ss7,
80 II spt tn, $lS 333 Iaah atetaa 45
uublt Eserr5tIt& $I5.6S3.
, 1869-01-18
Remarkable xarss Of uzz.an Lasor.

Sirerrh was fourteen miles long. eight
wide, aud forty miles round. With wall 100
feet high. and thick enough for tnrte ehulota
abr1 vi. Bahylcn HAs dl.E miles uilhln the
walls, which wrre sevcuty.dre feet th1ck and
100 Nigh, with leo btazeu Gates The temple
q DItna, ~ Ephesas,wxs 40 feet - the mp
port of he ROOT. II was = hundred yeazs IL
buildinc> The largest Of the pyramids is ,isi
fcet high, aud 65s On the sides; tts base corers
t]eren acrrs. The stones Ase about sixty
smploscd So, no aen Ia building. 1he
yb,ripth In Egypt cautains so chambers
snd twclve hals 1nebcs, In Espft, presents
ruirs tweuty-HTen mile. round. Athens
VS. 1wt1ty ave ni1cs rouna. snd e-rsalned
~ 90 ci,1zcrs and 400 slaves. The teElpte
rr f1tlnnus was SO rich In donations that Il
| Was p{padercd Of atty uaslttoua OF dollars
| ard Nero carried awny from tktvo haodEet
| statues. The walls OF Rome were thirteeE
Yaflcs round
, 1869-01-18

Board OF Education now ask $3.50, 1000
more, and they announce that IT thst
sum they will expend 4f5o,0oo Tor pri-
nary schools, while The rem stnirg $780, :
600 they propose to expend In repeating
the folly and e1'rsvagance, TO call It by
no hsrsber, name, with which they haYh
tc1etofare sIgnAlized their career.
, 1869-01-18

N1H OR1xA5t, Ian. t6-Ttere Waa ii*ely de-
bxse tr tke House. .todsy oser ths GoTesnoF's reto
OF tho per dte n nd nllc4go OF membefs Ct the
comm ttceA authCz1xtd 70 ett d1ituE rhe Eecess {:
hnt The hou.e aussatned- tse yeto-S& crt Of Is
aeGat1fe were o1 the4a tnnutkttkeA. Tia 8ou&$a
has pzaked The bill oTe- tha veto.
, 1869-01-18

1 DapIaE journal has olseo1trsd dotnsasnE
puhf.1htd On IT'S 1tte ot My. 1873. by ezdes Of
Of the Diocese d{; ;Airh1ur IN Rieep ct eha:en-
y HAv rg bee1 lotcS1ed>" ssys tea h'nR, that
the EuM5er K ttosa Who 20 70 tlsep d1fane
tskuta fs-set bJ xtleo ereD eoranannitJ n tho
e,t l. IL ected to appotnt Oh 9err. whoss aasy
u x1l be to ps.smbn1ase tas snnrea: ano 1eep
NJ will carr ! long rod Nth which i4eT VIII
ran th Z he11s cf tkose who fill aaleapI"
at rhxxtrs kxtttakr'a xst 11hfuy-aua oft1s
bFst T. t1I.teeee-hts hesa purchased mn ~
Na.1raal Q4lfkzT,
, 1869-01-18
70 REIGN
&FeR8 Britain.


THK ALABAMA PROTOCOL.
Loxoos, 1sn. 10.
The tIel Signing OF the tzea&y for setueunsnt
Of Aiabsm4 elsfn,s elected tktoesh.e eonE1era
sfpm al Lontuu papers.
pEkfAL 11oM D1E1BXt.
Charles Dickens puhhshca card in the Lord1n
pspe1H@ to&sy- denying The stozJ Of tho recent
death ok hl4 brothers widow in Cb!tako. an szJs
the 1xdy Who u the widow Of a. n. Dickens Is
Aul slive nd Won. nd that he Is trustee Of hes
eatata under settlement.
n FAVOR a. FNx AAtIaf.
Ameettnx or tho-o fayoEinE the ballot In Par
ltsMeatarJ elections was beid hasr lsst evening
AHA sfasehas wseo msde By kNne9 0tbscn,
ChtrIes Huxtpn md oxherS. TIE asae1htaEe NJ.
t,rpc srd rueh a4th usissrs manifested.
, 1869-01-18

4sesuas Indians SuFFsnaer pnconoi-
tsoranY - General Sheridan Uen1ea
~ thn falss Aspsfzs-
e&'!ea Inc tott0H1r0 despltch:
LIZ f4x Fszzn. Poxr CoaB,
"Exyraa1- ~ oaAA AAIxAsf1on1. 1an
III i'ee sn1 y Soi2a<l ~ x.sa.' eon.na saw tse
belhcn. Al L o'e1ocK On ths ~ = tnS indtsn r..
1seAnecr. ae,egsstsn of the ehIef men N
ne Sne3stnca and Ar3nahons
twenty -cne In number. arrived At this psce m
tnct> their <nsr1als not eetng R~le 10 nztsF tb1n
Z 1hcJ ssia tae1 raled shc ni1seez, Asgsed ~ II
1knR 60 terms. but Only RI papsr to uT1,te-ss NJ
item nen ia oas1a.iu+s i Our stpofa aas4s II
, 1869-01-18
RICHMOND.

R.nnbIfrzn gate Conve1eion Called.
n.x..nw, Ian. 1t.-The Rspubffcxu Beato
can.,.,en nMa is BEEN callsd 70 saens on 1tnxzsy
IN. 10 consider tho ptopsasty O. eai.tnz ney
ota.e ot,t,n1 ts 10 consider. the Eo1afnRt4no Of q
a eoa' ttsESldtts for Governor and other onteers-
, 1869-01-18
Rstuous Grimes Charged 4x2tn4t th1
AEz 2Aa.s 1l1t1z1a.

AFN4A4Aa M1s2114. ~
Mtxrrus, Jgu. N.--Last Eight z1.ltifaEn fso1l
the fotcs u M1r1nn, AK wenI to The henss u
widow l1dT. whose Xamo u Withheld II i4e ra-
quest Of rume5uus retsl1reE ktrs, and o4ar4ged
hsr three tsaxhters. azed stxtaaa. e,gh.sau md
sre1 Espst! fnf tmanon al t1a sas,I -
EfTea % Co9euf1 Watson, coamaadiuE the n1tllrta.
Wbo. shis astey1 oon, sneeeeted IN at7eAtinx al
issa Il 1ssion, md ID. fos. ia pspaaise Of
clenel Watson thx. Tho rtill4na shall
kare ftezujusnes mstsd ont to them, doub'lsAt
the ernuanity roa1o nov Be 'n stn7s. Another
nezf tie sas1e place, and cutrzzrt pfx wife.
1haE tesn weut to tha houxAo<- -sktpaEs.
County Clerk, md raalsseated Ats. Wilson. IN
1hA pany hare uot been Axratsd u Jet.
, 1869-01-18

A1sAaT. Jan. 1o-At the Republican Leeials,
tire eAueuf teld eoClght, thexr W1s fnil II end.
Auce, and Reuben E. Ftutou WAs nominated fol
Eriseo Stttts Renstnf On tho second ballot. 70
ce1Yiug - sotcs agAtnst ~ for Edwin D. Morgan
, 1869-01-18

til estimated hist II Tho ev1Esc!ix.cS u:ans
wsrr II r. a cd nve iott, ia thirty ycxts Lh1iAu
ality would Triumph over al the world.
i citizen Of Raeheete1. n, +. hst <Auuy btrd
that can whistle t'YaIkee Doodle" more aeenrale-
" tim xpy rewebey.
Max Mailer IL delighted With the Turkish 1Au~
ruaxr. ard ttela:cs that it, runcsous gramstl Al
forms ne p.escItcu In The meat Ingenious 11An-
utI-
Gers1at Lee. ~ben some ore apoke dispar.
se1pgl. Of G&netal 1raEts a,itiues in his ntc1
etee, shruSs=d bis Ahouteess AID ssid :. at al
c1en,a. Re feerul to accomplish whatever he
nrdess.kts."
Gt7tral sfcales hts declined appointment a
nj tnter cfthe Republican q netal Gem ntisec @
New Yo:k si:y, on Sc Erou1d tnRt he "eannas
xatsost prejudice - Other tutses. take ps1s Il
loszl police-" .......
A1,trl esre:ul e1sEtr.ticu. on Christmas Kye
| trcf eyme informed she siauess tw1ts, that, !!
II. opitiop, It woali cndAncer shts uvcs 10 b
se, sra1cd. sir 1suss e. Simpson. FAtt.. lci
! sse t.ne tpsr'ar. bat Chug knd ErG dete1
| n,red 10 10 TO Paris to ottatn \ Fetch SUI
! eera's 1tglte On the toh:ett.
, 1869-01-18
CANADA.

parliament Prcr .sued-A
PtnjEct- .,t.urrt
. atli71 a $ j.9: lsnAa1 s;o3s1nssss IN ,gtte
nils that ,he po1n,oa ,siray tsoa HaSss1 y tss 70
aars Maana A' o. ;hs srnu1a 'ss1 - ~
7r,rrcc1of ii Railway.
, 1869-01-18
Germany,


nf1RJA17oHAL xoaEI OGDEN sTsTEx.
BR4xxx. 5Sn. i6-
On the ntst Of February the money orter syt-
ten between tta large towu2 OF North Germany
and the United States will be in1ugurated. Tha
plan Ia TO receive payment =. Post O1ccs In The
North German Union snd the Uni:ed States, and
isaue ordeEa for tue same on tho agents Of the
Moth Gerssan Lloyd Steamship Company, the
amounts 10 be limited to about $50.
, 1869-01-18
1thJy.
A1H
hlors OF At corNe or 9AIrs.

FAozxAcn, jxo< 10.
Rioss, ocessioued ty the attempt to collect tbs
mil tai. hsve been renewed reteniy. In ysIions
parts Of Italy military fc1ce has been nAad for tha
supprest!on Of ths disorder, aud Etot1cs axro
her killed and wourded. Tbs country Is ROW
sr4rrnu
, 1869-01-18

CUBA.


uAyAyA. J1n. 1e.-Tfa Bank Gel Comaer1a,
krovu ~ FeMsr's Rxuk17 wh-xh. tcr sa.us tt,.5
r. o. tHt bken in weak eoaElaan, Suspended
nt1reut yestesdsY. Liahi'r les. hexsy. TIN
ahMekolteEs kE1 Be tbs fTtnesp4l xufla7Ms-
, 1869-01-18
CRIME.
Heulcfds At MaTfon, III.

Special Dcsp patch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
CARnoxDALE, ILL.,, Jan. 10.
Mr.. T. cordef, Of HAdcn, Wtlllan1.oa Cepnty,
Illinois, va. killed th morning. 1t that plaee BY
a pl.tol ehot from tie hands Of Mr. BaututI
Cs7tt. who IL also a ytsideft OF AAiou. The
nsrfir 2l1st haze Lot fek haen frEeifed.
, 1869-01-18

rorx. J.u. 16.-Dr. h y. Ezr3. of West
go Vi F1E 1oabed lAzt 1kht, in Etw k3a-
-. scn1 aeh,. while eet1.nZ Tn fte "tf1tR Eoee
, 1869-01-18
Reciprocity With Canada

PoxrrAsp. Jan. .1e-Ths Besrd q Tude
parsed ttzusse rsa o1ut.ona 1n Aros O. : fEsl-
p-ocfty EratJ With t;s4ade. also hfnfanx 4ppD
ahtu EAnA{.
, 1869-01-18

1e-Falfesu1s' 1a1Ee pl1n-
INF. NV a.sas.cs ~ sI ~ ltat ni.hs xAe ioss
re*.tv r,s< s<ss ~ ~, NJ; aAzz1aaJ tasafed
, 1869-01-18
spain
4Hn HHE6HE.

j. kADMD. i'm 10.
The e1xettona in this city md great majority
Of pro1tnclal towns hare been carried BY the
kovettcaent caMdst3ttA-
, 1869-01-18

ATLANTA, Jan. 1s.-ln the Houte, today. I ms
ton 70 tescInd tho 4ct> Hn1eAttpx sha eolored
nerotert. an', TINT tnsy be 1eaca:ed, M4s lost ny
AlE1se majority.
, 1869-01-18
France.
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Q1v4A.
. ,PAHzs, Jazz. 1S.
Another seesion Of the conference xas held TO-
day for the purpose Of aEosdlnR m opportunity
for members to Agn the declaration of tt4 opin-
ions. The public Newspaper Of this evening s.J
the dceluatton asks Of Greece, Ia the iniesest Of
tuzopean peace, 70 euppttsa the volunteer bands
md vessels intended for excursions Into the
rsi9hbortps ssAtes Of tha ot,onan EoptEe, snd
cernsels Turkey to with draw her rltimatam. Il
tcIeiudes hT expressing hopes Of speedf re-
newat Of diplomatic 1elsuors between Turkey
md Gttece.
, 1869-01-18

Sevep'cep clairspyants and for'une-
tcilers in Paris elAlu 10 Be- dkusatesd.nt ths
ectEE;n.. ..el L.ls, LccaaAa2d.
, 1869-01-18

pereuxx11sTx. Jan t6--Ths lee boat rsce to-
env ovsr N et1hteet-Enif enutse- 1*suised In
s1stozI for lAH 6sZt. Nm. hast4 tufNtsd.
, 1869-01-18
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Atsr,sa. TNBuEK COMPANY.
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, 1869-01-18

l. B1utal K41AErf: InaPr2son ed-Bnr-
ElAry.>
: 1oC1svuL1. IAN. 16 Geo Tette1s. The tru:o
~ho partly roaated hta child 4 fsw days slaes'
Ts1. .'n,s morning, committed 10 psisoa II a0
The: b use Of Mr.. Ht1ligan, On Jackson ttse,t
via bE1Etar1ou=lr entered: lust night, ara se"'s0
, 1869-01-18

u
dem, sy Mormon rechanies anG woskmsu
Of satt Lake CITY. The Performance WAS
to1dnhle, contItiog Of drama and fIrcei
some Of Tho ps1tn uHr sustained by mem
bers OF Brigham Yonn1's family"
Ono portion OF The pasquet,, capable Of
tiuuad to the wiyea aud daughlers of the
" President"-as Brigham Is cal}ed-and il
! dh4nerishcd from The rest By the .eats
beEr covered xud cushloued with different
colorad matee~ial, b'Eham eccaph. large
eba. Il u uias ,as aS!e 81 nis dpRo.5 sSas
/, wives. How nsaT b ~ IN III, xe con'd
not learn. We conrctscd 1rr~F WIN MOI.
mon Eli err upon the subject, and thcl eoola
ONLY sppspxtuaset TIE tutsl.
| BH16HAN rouSG.
It Is generally belte5ed thst he has from
twenty-five to thirty vivts ~ith whom he
shat<a hi. board, md. perhaps, forty or afly
sealed to hin These latter xrc mostly
old, deere pit Women frm In their t1tth that
be czn and Will pilot them tafciy to eternal
happiness md gfnry. The great apostle "
| sxsea and solsrablr good looking man, s7-
pezently about fartr fse TO forty-eRht years
OF sgr. Nc NegD much surprised TO lean
1hat be Il really xaxty-aeven years old he
exc1rfses unlimited poFer In ths king.
dem,' and b thoroughly aequal1tsd With
his " sub1ect1+" in building heuse, uses
poor nafrtl or in augwi.e sliShta
he work, .,Brsshsm secs 1t and
ohltses tbs delinquent to tear down
and rebuild ths imperfect po4tlon- In order,
therefore. IN be suse theY 1rs right be1prn
lhey 20 ahead, It haS BECOME the Universal
custom 10 inFtle the Frcstdent" to inspect
the nstes,al uud wnrk. bcio 9 ~mattess hlEe
progres sd 70 loAlnE point, In cAse they ars
not tsu11etorJ. Che saeh application was
made White ~e we<e tn the xngn*t presence
The theatre was butt and b owned By the
Prophet to wkoun IL psove1 I trn1y
ponhetabie Investment. One portion OF hts
family occu2scs large, hAndsoue mAnnon,
1u.tnounted by cupoA, OF top OF
j | which u :tIge gils "bee hive" His
! other houee Is much larger ccnta1rs BIZ
| psIy.te apartments, rectptiou rooms, 1ithlns
| md Other Offices, xnd A4ur3s shelter TO ~
| tudefpikc pumber of "wives'' and children
. | The top Of the portico 70 This house foFma I
| pedestal FOR Z very deceut-1ooE3nE Lon, cais
| e1led fspm stooe BY Mormon .orkman
4 These two symbols Etve to the housss to'
/ tke t+L,ou House.' We called upon IL
q "Prex idcnt," wezc very poittely and kludl.
) received. e1toYed h4lEhour's chat uoon OF
& dfuarr topics, and left, very distinctly ID,
3 | pressed ufh the Idea that We had been coz
i Tc11luE wMh au extraordinary ucn.
e 1nz TABknxAcLR.
It Fruu The @l.son House" wc waut 70 th
!, "Scv naberuacic'' most wou1erfn
d acbIerercns or architectural And N .cnsnies =
u skill. tu which 1900 persons may be cuI
{ortxhly tented, without recourse 70 the "a
leyy, which i. now in pFpcess Q! eorstru
- II q, ahd which ~u seat 900 morn Tha
he compIs.od- Not pill1r Ok support o. ~
kind hterTenes TO obst1uet eiiasf sf5at