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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-29

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Die ueberiamemmunein in Seras. Gin
Correspondent Iiefert oer vNep Orleans beutiden
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

move. but little in speaking and always holds paper.
or book or pen in his hand when addressing jury His
language is admirable. and he has peculiar facility IN
the selection OF the very words he wishes . -.
Being well yersed In tile classics both prose ana po.
toyes and in the selection OF his historical illusions
and illustrations he, exceeds think any pupho sh In
and the audience can at once see its point OF applicability
This long residence in the West-haying gone
with the growth of tho country and he Is
always full OF its early incidents; anu ,,,ei wei
MT Bates has more power upon facts before jury than
he upon the before the court He is TOO iu OF
much Of rhetorical style for close dry law argument
and yet he is upon tho whole, fine lawyer ana, as
rios in the country H. indeed any His extreme reserve
and ndisposton TO applause has kept him, heretoofe'
In his dress he is exceedingly plain and think have
never known him to wear any ornament whateyer-not
seemed to have goodnatured contempt OF what are
called fashions though he always dresses with
and almost always in black from head 10 foot lie al
ways carries a bag to court. containing his books
and papers and II is always OF one color dingy
the green bag OF the English barrlster Personally Mr
Bates popular in st Louis among an classes a ana
denominations He is member OF the Old SchoOi GFes
byerian Church, and has been guar
on the church service but think have meyer R9oT ~ %
Church he attends and suppose this may be attributed
to his indpositon TO appear In public outside OF ms
attends any public gathering As an office lawyer he IS
very investigating into any matter OF business upon D,
Importance have been instituted In St Louis IN whicn
Mr. has not been consulted before they have been
commenced. He enjoys that rare praise for a lawyer
OF not advising clients into difficulty for the pur-
pose OF prontng by It, in the shape OF good suit.
i he thinks that the applicant for advice Is right or
wrong he will tell him and II his advice is not taken
the eonse quence must be risKed. do not think Mr.
Bates is by any what might be called great man
but he Is exceedingly sensible and has capita JuegWel
and much Of character added TO the purest nteg
ry and dignity Of His friends think he would
make good and safe and valuable PRESIDENT anu per
haps he would but with that question have nothing "a
do now as my article is but personal sketch Of the gen
fleman
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
oEYERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

There are great apprehensons of a freshet
In the Connecticut River. ..
mo mails have reached Salt Lake City
from the Pacific since Monday
I'M. Bruin has been appointed Consul
General Of France at San Francisco
.... The hearing of the Fitchburg, Mass, wife
poisoning case has been again postponed until Tuesday,
the 3Oth INST.
49,. The State Treasurer of Iowa reports that
State excellent financial condition. IL does not owe
a cent and has a surplus Of $C39, 600 on hand.
THE dam built at Ranneys Bend of the
weand Canal has gwen way which WI defer the much
State Prison Inspector Scheu and the
Prison Committee from the Legislature reached Sing Sing
Prison yesterday aud Will investigate the recent reyolts
49,. Henry Haight, a prominent resident of
ner the banking house Of Page, Bacon Co.. died on
Wednesday. M '-.. ..-
The body of an unknown man was found
upon the sand fats in the Connecticut River Hart
ford yesterday dressed In mixed cloth coat and skates
upon the feet.
"A firm in Hartford, Conn, has just re-
ceiVed O contract 10 build granite and marble nauso
leum TO the memory of Dean Richmond OF New-York at
cost Of $4,000.
Only 80 miles of the Chicago Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad remains TO be built TO complete the
road to the Missouri River connecting with the Union
Pacific Railroad. .t
Detectives are now at work investigating
negro porter las been arrested and confessed having
robbed the PostOnice OF letters.
1.-THE decision by the Board OF Arbitration
in Savannah Ga yesterday, in the Of Mitchell and
Jones agt the city OF Brunswick involving million
of dollars, was la favor OF the defendant.
The Board of Councils of New Albany
Indiana have passed ordinance authorizing the Mayor
10 sbscrbe Tor 5000 shares of the NewAibany and St.
Louis Air Line Railroad Company, amounting TO 100000
The Association of Lake Underwriters of
Ontario Intend taking proceedings against American
marine insurance companies doing business In Toronto
without making the necessary deposit with the Receiver
General
The loss of Sewall, Day a. Co., by the
FIRE m Boston on Thursday Will reach $4,000 insured for
$4,000. Tie fax company connected with the above
firm lose 100000; insured for $4,000 The loss OF olher
parties Is estimated at $4,000.
THE total valuation Of taxable property
In NewJerey is s5O2659I9 G2 which Is an Increase OF
57 ca over the previous year The state TAX Is
$4,000 and the levied on counties amounts IN the az
year.
80. In the Superior Court at Greenfield Mass
yesterday Francis H. Merrill and Anthony Baker were
convicted OF murerons assault on Thomas wait OF tha
place, and sentenced TO years IN the state ffs1n
IL q. woodward was convicted Of HanhlanRhter' Ills
sentence was deferred
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
NAVAL MATTERS

WASHINGTON. ID. c., March 26.-Rear- Admi-
raj Craven in u communication Just received by the
Navy Department dated the 5th inst reports the
ments OF the North Pacific Squadron: The flagship
Pensacola, Capt. Preble, was az San Francisco. The
ssipee Capt sartori at Honolulu under orders 70
sail April for San Francisco thence to the QUIZ OF
California. The Resaca COMMANDER Lewls arrived NJ
Acapulco the 18th OF February, from Mazatlap aud
San Bias she was ordered 10 Panama. The Cyane,
Commander Waters had been ordered from Panama TO
san Francisco she is TO be put out OF commission The
Jamestown Commander TruNton, left San Francisco on
the 10Th OF February, on cruise s0uhward, 10 make
certain surveys route touching at such ports ms tho
interests OF the Government required until reaching
Panama The Mohongo at San Francisco; her OIL
cers aud crew were To be transferred To the M0hicau
The Sa aeinaw Meade at Ska VIII return To San
Francisco and be laid up The health OF the Squadron is
good. -, a.
lantc Squadron March IT, report everything quiet In
the neighborhoOd OF Havana Admiral Hof expected to
sail that evening I'm the Contoocook tour OF inspec
ton 10 Key West Maanzas Nuevitas. Santiago dc Cuba
&c In the event OF difficulties ne would return to Ha
vana Immediately. The Harragansett Com Fillsbrown,
charge Of American interests at Havana Tho
Npsp, Lieut.. Com. sefridge, Will bo relieved lato In
will proceed Cuba 10 take the place OF the Penobscot
The latter win succeed the Gettysburg at Aspinwal late
In May. A..
vessel kept constantly at Asplnwal for the protec
ton OF American interests the Ishmus aud vessels OF
the squadron will relieve each other every two months at
that mort.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
GREAT BRITAIN.

AN IRISH CATHOLIC BISHOP ON THE DIsEsTAB-
LIsHMENT BILL.
The Roman Catholic Bishop of Kerry, Dr.
Moriarity, writes to The London Times Of March ls,
warmly approving Of Mr.. Gladstones BILL but raising
six objections of details;
l. The Maynooth Grant and the Regium Donum W. were re-
given to subserye English purposes and were PAID out OF
the Consolidated Fund. They should not Ihereiore pe
committed at the expense OF Ireland.
g. Maynooth and Trinity College, Dupnn ougnt 10 10
treated on exactly the same footing. 49,
g. The communication Of life interests is Wlil waste
OF the national property -, =, .,oa
II communication be necessary, IL snOulu DO CarIleu
out by means OF Government loan
g. II corporation empowered hold property be Gre
ated for the Protestant Church. another ought 10 DO
created for the Catholic. ,.
excessive. ID. ..
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
NEGRO BURNED TO lDEATH-THE ATTACK ON
GOV. BULLOCK AND THE REPUBLICANS OF
GEORGIA. .,.

NEGRO BURNED TO lDEATH-THE ATTACK ON
GOV. BULLOCK AND THE REPUBLICANS OF
GEORGIA. .,.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBuHE.l
ATLANTA, March 2G-On Tuesday night, a
negro who was imprisoned the charge OF murder and
rape, taken from the Jail in Dooley Cocnty by dis
gused mob and burned to death.
The attack on Gov. Bullock and the Republican mem
bers of the legislature which teegraphed from here
last night s Justly characterized by the Macon news
Is universally condemned by the Republicans.
THE STATE AUDITOR DIFFICULTY IN LOUISIANA
ELECTION OF wICKLIFFE BY THE POLICE
NEw-ORLEANs, March 26.-Auditor Wick
le who was arrested yesterday but released on ball.
has published notification to the public against trans
acting any business with the Auditors office until he re-
gains possession Of it, stating also tlat e 4pce peS
Been Illegally seized ~ GOV. "armotn, aud the Imam
eal department OF the Government virtually suspended
Upon presenting himself at the Auditors office yester-
day with his appointment from Gov. Warmoth Mr. DE
layze refused possession by Wckfe, when the lat
ter elected by the superintendent OF Police Legal
opinions are given that the Governor had no right to
eject Weke, this could only be done by impeach-
ment, or indictment and conviction, .-
A Savannah (Ga.) dispatch of the 26th, states
that Judge schley has rendered decision in the quo
ayTan!o case OF Clements against White to the effect
that negroes are Ineligible 10 Office In the State or
Georgia chasing his decision on the Constitution OF the
United States, and the code OF Georgia referring 10
aliens" &c,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.

At the joint meeting of the New. Jersey
Legislature. held Thursday night all the Democratic
nominees for prison keeper, inspectors aud brarymen
we're elected The Governor has nominated Gen. Run
yon as Major or-General OF the mAa Of the State The
Newark Mercantile Court bill defeated Both Houses
agreed 10 adjourn the 7th OF April In the Sem
ate yesterday bill introduced TO enable the joint
companies improve lands under water at Bergen Point
in Hudson County, and on the opposite side, XIII Won
Kul In Midsesex County, and other places. The rules
suspended ana the bill subsequently, passed.
The bill relating to the rights OF riparian owners WAC
also passed The result is supposed TO have
feet OF compromise between the Joint companies and
the advocates OF the riparian act.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
ARMY REDUCTIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-By the direction OF
the PRESIDENT the commanding officers OF the following
named arsenas and OF the military Academy will at
reduce number OF enlisted men OF the Ordnance De.
nartment thereat designated below, and grant dis
charges 10 all whose services dispensed with
under this order Allegheny Arsenal so men Waterylet
Arsenal 50 men; Washington Arsenal, 90 men, Water
town. men; ST. IOnis, 40 men; Frankford so me; Be
nIea 80 inen Rock Island, 100 men; leaVenworth IS
men: Baton Rouge, 25 men, Charleston, 25 men, Indian.
apolis IS men, Columbus as men, Fort Monroe, 25 men;
Augusta 25 mem Vancouver 25 men; Kennebec, 30 men
Mount Vernon is men; Fort Union is men; Detroit IS
men; West Point Military Academy. 10 men, Pkesylle,
men. Champlan. men.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
TIE INDIAN TROUBLES IN ALAsKA-REPoRT OF
GEN. j. O. DAVIS.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-Gen. jeff G..
Davis In his Official report datedat tho headquarters in
this city, respecting the Indian outrnges in Alaska,
cites that the Indians who were punished and who were
guilty Of numbering traders, belong to warlike tribe
called Kake, or Kekeons. They have committed many
murders and ontrages, bat have heretofore escaped
punishment Upon hearing OF the recent murder Of
traders Gen. Davis proceeded IN the steamer Saginaw to
the neghborhOodof the tribe, ana finding their village
deserted ordered IL to be burned. The tribe much
frightened at the summary manner they were dealt with
aud they have promised 10 surrender the murdereTs
whom the commanding General is determined TO
promptly execute. Gen Davis does not anticipate any
serious trouble AS he feels himself master OF the situation
The Saginaw Will be properly fitted out and proceed
again To the neghborhOod OF the Kakes, to further
punish them II the murderers are not surrendered.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
PARAGUAY.
MOVEMENTS OF LOPEZ.

MOVEMENTS OF LOPEZ.
LONDON, March 26-Letters from Paraguay report
that Lopez was at Pirabebi, town Is leagues from
Asuncion with 5000 soldiers. Thirty thousand nom
fighting people, consisting of families who abandoned
their homes and followed him to the interior. were
encamped in the vicinity. Gen. Mitre, with the
Allied forces had marched into the country to seize
certain mountain passes, the occupation OF which
would prove fatal to the Paraguayans.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
THE INDIANS.

THE INDIANS DISSATISFIED on THE REsERvA-
TIoN.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-An Omaha dis
patch says advces from the Upper Mssoar Reservation
state that great dissatisfaction exists among the Indians
at the manner In which the Reservation is being
mana ged and 1t is said that Spotted Tail Is
planning An early outbreak among the Indians there is
feared.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
A FIRE IN THE CHICAGO JAIL-FIvE NEGROES
SERIOUSLY BURNED.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 26.-Five negroes named
Charles Piles, Benjamin Wilson, John Williams. George
Washington No. ], and George Washington No. a. have
been confined in small cell the jail for several days
past To-day Piles, In attempting 10 light his pipe scs
hre to straw bed which bazed vigorously Before the
negroes could be rescued all OF them more or lees
burned IL Is feared the two WaShingtons and Wilson
will die,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
CUBA.

THE NEW CONSUL GENERAL.
HAVANA, March 26-Tbe news of the appointment
Of Mr.. Plumb TO be Consul-General of the United
States here is favoraby received by the community.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE,

ARRESTS FOR sEDITIoUs SPEECHES.
PARIS, March 26.-Several large public meetings
were held here yesterday. Three persons were ar
rested for having made seditious speeches.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
MEXICO.

INTERVIEWS OF GEN. RosECRANs WITH THE
PRESIDENT.
HAVANA, March 26.-A letter from the City
OF Mexico says Gen. Rosecrans has recently had several
rrvate interviews with President Juarez The writer
asserts that the American Minister urging the Mexican
Government to acknowledge the French debt.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
TIE RECOVERY OF EX.pREsIDENT JOHNSON

NASHVILLE, March 20. - Dispatches from
Grecnve state that ExPresdent johnson, after suffer
ing intensely for time with gravel Is again up and
I'm his usual health. IL Is announced that he Will speak
at Knoxville April mt Nashville ADr and at Memphis
aud Louisville on the 26th
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

The city election in Sacramento, Cal, on the
the 9th ns resulted in the triumph OF the Republican
ticket.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-25
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and s,Asr >s.rctS 81 SrPp,y tro& wAiea
it's raw material IS Drawn. Hence. this
euano. possessing such high exeeNspce,
caa 10 brous lat int market Il price ns
exceeds that 81 las srs4sary Superb Pies
10 .fsha Lins.
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psay sfoyds tas ssltst guarantee q The
cs,tin.cs excellence Of their fertilizer, as
ths safety Of their capital depends upon
continued and permanent business.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-25


ctal. fiI.Haaets' aa., I .sl-.- .ara.
The Publishers Il the 4 e beg II ca.
the attention Of the Democratic and Con-
sentative masses to the pai'v ard Weekly
issue Of their POPULAR Journal. The I'M
portauce Of circulating newspapers among
the people cannot be teo highly estimated; :
This is thoroughly appreciated BY our OF
ponents, and nothing is left und0Qe ~
thom to accomplish this purps5c. We
should not be behind them in lfhis great
work. The general dissemination Of sound
political information mus result 10 great
good to The Democratic party. v here
ever Radicalism sepds is poison, let Us
be prompt in furnishing the antsdote
We have just finished an exciting Pc
l.tical struggle, and the, Democratic par
~, vigorous and undismayed. is now ready
to bog: .ke fight gain, and to fight on
until victory crowns our efforts
One Of the most powerful energies in
securing victory Is The Democratic press
of the country, and every man who can
afford TO subscribe to Democratic news
paper should 1T once do SO.
ne Dall{ age VIII continue 10 De 10
the future what It was 10 the past-the
earnest defender O. the | mon ana the
Copshtd5lon--the oota ana fearless aa''-
! cate OF Democratic PrluciPles-aD1 the
constant and unyield;ng foe Of Radicalism
IN every form that It presents itself to the
people, Il VIII CONAN ne !S.1s' u vs.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-25

4 further Recommendation than TRIAL. Of
its virtue Its action IS both general and seeci-
&c. completely reuovatnr the System hence its
immense value IN curing Scrotula All SAiR
diseases Dyspepsia: Debility: Rheumatism Bron-
chitis; knreriis Suppression; jaundIce; Ague.
Diseased Bones &c aud nearly every c.~ttie
sale agencies are established. Al orders must
81 enclosed to the Proprietor. Ur. II. Rogers
No. s. ChcwsSt., Baltimore Md and then the
gsss.lHe artieie vi. csr.aiitg lie furnished Most
liberal terms allowed e Druggists and Deal
trS.
RETAIL Pr'es SI.0o ?er. bottle WITH fall d.
res-.cES. Sent trce e any address en- r. eipt 81
sr-cc. W1e.esa,e P-.ce $500 per. de-ca as.
sent free
Sept. 10, l.ss-sm
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-25

FgIHE abov9 well known House has re-
4 Gently been opened BY c. Y. Barnard,
formerly Of the American Hotel, Washing
ton, y. c., AID has capacity to accom- no
date over hundred people with lodein9.
Grl has capacious and nicely furnished
rooms for families. CORRECTED with the
House also is ladies' dining room. The
strictest order is maintained and accomrno-
dating servants always at call The HeUse
is open at all hours. The advantage Of :
Hotel upon the plan Of the Sherwood Rolse
Is, that the guest can accommodate the price
OF his living to his own wishes. paying ONLY
fer what he gets The Sherwood Hsnse has
recently been newly furnished and reiited,
and. being in { certrHt and business part OF
the city, offers unusual Inducements 10 ira
velIers 4 fair trial is asked, ard patronage
t:cM St. Nary S county solicited.
CP BARNARD,
Agent.
sept 1q.-1s67-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-25
EOP SEERiFF.

JOIN esADRICK is aErerrces e
candidate for saerjf at he slest;ss Of -
and will be warmly supported ov mis- friend
througheutthe souaty ard IS pse4ally by the
Factory bls,r,c..
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Z DIR DING.

AIRS. J C. MILBURN ,forn,arlv of St
IA Mary 5, has taken he house Ne. ~
Hanover st, Bait. bet Baltim ere S, and
Lombard. aud Is prepared 20 reeei7e perrna-
sent anCt-arsieri b,ar2crs.
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