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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

CALL FOR NATIONAL CAPITAL CONVENTION.
In pursuance ofthe resolutions passed at a
meeting of the citiZons of st. Louis, held the
10th OF August, tho undorAigned committee
have sent invitations to the President and
Vice President of the United States, and to
the Governors of the various states and terri
RES, to attend in person, and requesting the
latter To appoint two delegates for each Con-
gressiOnal district, and four delegates at
large for each state, TO meet in convention at
st. Louis, Mo-, on the 2Sth OF October next,
for the purpose ofdiscussing the expediency
of the removal Of the National Seat Of Gov.
crnmont from Washington city to some
point IN the valley OF the Mississippi; and in
order that every portion Of the country may
be represented, tho committee earnestly re-
CONNIE md that In case any of the Governors
may fail to make any Of the desired appoint,
ments, the people Of the Congressional dis
tricts of such states shall appoint the pro-
scribed number Of delegates to represent
them, who will be recognized and cordially
l., II. SHRYocR, Chr'n,
l.. U. REAyIs, Secretary.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

PRIVATE medical aid. Read DR.. Whittier's
advertisement.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

dHLErT's DOUBLE STRENGTH FLAVoRs are
unsurpassed by any in the market, aud all
gr0cers and dTugglsts keep them. House
Keepers and hotels are recommended To- call
for these goods. and take no others.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

Every GROCER KEEPS anlett's Extracts and
Baking Powder.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

PRETTY WoMEN.-A comparatively few la
dies monopOlize the beauty as well as the at
tention Of 4 ciety. This ought not to be 80,
but ii is; and win be while men arc foolish,
and single out pretty faces for companions.
This can all be changed by using Hagan's
Magnolia Balm, which gives the bloom Of
youth and a refined, sparkling beauty 10 the
complexion pleasing, powerful and natural.
No lady need complain Of a red, tanned,
freckled on rustic complexion who will invest
seyenty-iiye cents in Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
Its cilocts arc truly wonderful. To preserve
and dress tho hair use Lyons Kathairon.
Excelsior GLASS CUTTER IL everyway as
good as the GLACIERS diamond, and not half
AZ expensive. Cuts glass in all shapes as
readily AZ tho diamond. Is easily handled.
Anyone can use 1t. Everyone should have Il.
Every farmer should have one, Every mcr-
chant should have one. Every hOusekeepor
should have one. Every mechanic should
have one. The best thing ever invented 10
cut glass with. A big thing for agents. Send
~. 80 and get a sample. Agents wanted. Ad.
dress, j. q. Hill, No. 2 NixOn's Exchange
Chicago, Ill.
THE PUREsT AND SWEETEST Con LIVER OIL
n the world is Hazard CaswGll 4, made on
ne Sea,7horgl rom iTesli! selected iyGrs, by
CASWELL, HAZARD Il co, Now York. II
Is absolutely pure and sneet. Patients who
have once taken II prefer IL to all others.
Physicians have decided il superior to any
Of the other oils in market. Sold by all drug
gists.
CHAPPED HANDS, FACE, RoUdH SKIN, PM-
rLEA, salt rheum, aud other c|utaueuus al
fectonH cured, and the skin made soft aud
smooth, by using the Juniper Tar Soap
made by Caswell, Hazard ~ Co., New York.
II IL moro convenient and easily applied than
other remedies, avoiding the trouble OF the
greasy compounds now in uHe. Sold by all
druggists.
" YOU don't want TO disgust everybody with
your offensive breath, euro your CatarrL
upon which 1t depends. $500 reward is offer.
ed by tho proprietor Of DR.. Sage's Catarrh
ltemedy Tor a case Of Catarrh which he can
not cure. II is sold by druggists. Can get
I for sixty Cents by mail from DIR. II. ".
Pierce, Buffalo. v
The once famous Doostick keeps A
grocery in Troy, and doubtless makes
more money than he could at Doestickinp
The bu%tter-probe il mightier than the pen.
HALLET, DAyIs& Co., Piano Forte Makers
272 Washington street, Boston. Thirty-dye
premiums awarded. Every Instrument war.
ranted Tor i've years. Price less than and
other hrst-class make IN the United states.
dHLETTis DOUBLE STRENGTH FLAyoRs are
unsurpassed by any in the market, aud all
grocers aud druggists keep them. House
Keepers and hotels are recommended to call
for these goods. and take no others.
GILLETT's BAKING PowDER.-Ask your gro.
aA. -. "a A N "A. - o.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

c'"'d'''"y ""'''' f"u"''''"fdtH y"F. '''.',..,,s BIZ
The JoiolOiRg ARE also pHi w IN ridis and are sem
al he SiUs prices gir,H bri0ic.
ID, " leyer aud Ague, Chin Fever, Aguos. ca
u, " Piles, blind or bleeding ............ 60
II, " OpthAlmy, aud Sore OF MoAk Eyes. ....... a.
~, " OAtarth, acute or chronic, iuluonga..... 20
~, " NhOOpiug Cough, Violent Cough ..,...,.. ca
u, Asthma, oppressed breathing. .......... g.
-, " Far Discharges, Impaired Hearing ......Bi
-, " SCroiula, Enlarged Glands, Swelings I'M
-, =" uenural Debility, Physical Weakness. ID
%, nrOpsy, aud Hcanty SAcretious. ..........6 81
~, Sea sickness, Sickness from Riding ........hl
~, " kidney Disease, Gravel. ..............n
~, " Nervous Debility, Seminal Emissions. lnyoI
uutAry Discharges. .,......... o.
~, " Sore Mouth, tanker. ........ d.
~, " Urinary Weakness, wstttng bod .........H ID
-, " Painful Periods, with HpAsms BOO. ......... 30
~, " SutierinHs at change ot life. ............Iu a.
~, " Epilepsy, SpAsms, st. NituA' Dance. .....ln h
~, " Dipthera, liberated Sore rhrOAi. ......... BIZ
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

hALLET, DAyIs& Co, Piano Forte Makers
272 Washington street, Boston. Thirty-dye
premiums awarded. Every instrument war.
ranted for i've years. Price less than ana
other irst-class make IN the United states
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
No. -.
sIMILIA SIMILIBUS CuRANTUR.
uuMPuREYS'
SPECIFICS

ANE PROVED. FROM TnE MOST AMPLF
experience, an entire success Sin pc Prompt
Efficient and Reliable. They are tho only Medicines
perfectly adapted 10 popular usa-sO simple that mis-
takes cannot he made in using them 20 harmless az Ia
bo iroo from DAGGER, and so efficient az TO be AlVa,A
roliahle Thoy nave raised tho highest communication
from all, aud will always render satisfaction
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

The once famous Doostiok keepa n
grocery in Troy, and doubtless makes
more money than he could at Doestickinp
The butter-probe IL mightier than the pen.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

Each of the eighteen statea into which
China il divided has a separate dialect;
those OF one state canno understand those
OF another. Each state il sub.diyided into
ten provinces, and a great dissimilarity
often exists between the language spoken
IN one province and that used In another
the accent n pronunciation being diff
ferent.
, 1869-11-23

spoke On Change to-day, uatnly 2gxtnss nss
trada, but tut1l4fdcd his dttE6xfAe WITH sunek
2thte Of public Ice, ard said rnany seyeI8 thtuxs
sHslnst g. Louis, Chicago, saL fraEc:sco, ana
The supreme Court of Missouri, tnA morning,
decided tho case Of t1e State AgainHt Fasf1s, 10.
yoe.srg directly toe right Of cer:atE parties to be
tut Mhsch turned upon the question Of the vaild-
~ Of the femoua tpta -5aeeo order of the GnG1eJ
FApHs ADOPTED By The Old Echo.l PresbF-
tsfnu General Assembly Il st. Louis, 1s6&
Ine Court urRnimou1ly beld ttxt the acton Of tne
General AReHhy, Being the highest church
court IS otc&u1!ye on civ:l courss IL al ecc1es.
lssneA matters, and expressly Eustsined toe
efsl avnoda Ard FretpJte Jter!es aahertrR ID the
o11ltd declaration and tex1tn ons, ~ be-
lox within the constitutional church poxeIn Of
the Assembly. Tic et1eCt Of the dec1Atoa IN this
stale u to Eec1Ec TO the Genezza Assembly, n
acalctt the declaration md testimony party, the
en- rol Ct &l tic property he'd upoa the coIdt-
fop OF fne'F eo1 necuon With the Old School
Captall L ~ Goald, hlahly ilte:ltgen: and
Lrpn!seEt steamboat Captain and owues, pup.
lHnea lctfI to tteaupoat Owners sugeesttrR a
convention to be held II St Louis the nfsr
WEDNESDAY 10 January. Of utleR71es representing
~ nuns Ia steamboat stuck Ia the Wezt and
noutA lof tue purpose Of securing Auch
Congregational legislation a. xtf se-
regulating the nsviaa1ton Of se,s, isteA, &C,
ri*ess, ald to secure G1ea:er safetJ 10 lives m
pfuperfJ, and remove slch uD1ece<safI burdens
Is nov depFess the cuEEerce Of our rivera
Captain Gould cites the disaster. to the S:o4 cN al!
America aEd Cn!ted 9iates. al evidence OF the ne.
cess!fy Of The Eoattcat'ou Of the present 1aTa.
, 1869-11-23

From III St,r FORK Tfihunk, Soe. 81.
Prot. Hamilton delivered, ycstcrdat, the ct1ic
lecture before the students In the Bellevue ffoapi
tai Medical College. Al IL cloee. N invitation
was cxten ded 10 the students to remain in the
Ian when the exercises Of the day had teruialted,
~ 4 sobtect Of special importance to them would
be introduced. When the Professor had retired
from the hall and quiet h1d been reAtored at:er
the confusion incident 10 the disuIssal member
Of the cl1ss WIS called TO The chair, A1d II wa1
found that anont 80 Students h1d accepted the
Invitation to remain. One Of these then stated
the ohecs to be the consideration Of the question
Of the admission Of women to the clinic lectures.
Speeches we're nAie, GenerslJ nAses,e %
tie admission OF women and favorable to
The students Of The University q Psrn-
sylrau.a ard the Jefferson Medical College Of Phil
ade1rhs, = ho hare resisted a7d s:i resist the a.
mtsslon Of women TO the icture-hAlls OF their
tetpccttEe !n4,ttottors. No act1o1 Of de1ulte
nature, however. wss taken, most Of the statru4
sppazently prcfentcg to accept the suggestion Q!
ott OF thctf numbcl, that they had better proceed
with cAutisn, ND await developments IN Punsdel.
re.a. 1t is Understood th1t another meeting Of
the Students will tt held al IN early dar. and II
viii then be known uho asc and who are not IL
taror OF the sdmnsion Of women 10 the clinic LEG
turts, and In f2ror Of according TO them the -.
yal.sfta which the mAie students posscsk. u
their endeayrt8 to become Hktll1l mecieA psxcst
ftenefs.
, 1869-11-23

The Adams Express Company Tcrxus
the wH.hiDEtou. Georgetown d. Al
cxnndtia Observation-Disclosures Rc-
spttcd.
R1cB4oSp, Nov. ee-1u the Cnised ststea Cir
c!s cour today m opinion, aSned b. Chief 1as-
tee Chase, WAS read IN the case OF the Adams
Express Company 4eaIrat The Washington,
GeerEetown Ae9an<..:s Rati5osd. and Others:
February and June, 1868, the Adams Express
Company are entitled ,o eoMpsnsat!on TOR :. tae5 M
eIr,e.s ceapsa. Y 70 par Eh,. Is due b the ny,
exceed 9G0.0tN In the contract ot September,
1seS, + Z no: shown thas snocuaase. *as acting
on behalf Of the rxprcsA coEpa1y and the ln1uoc-
t!on tcrt'cfort S1an.td Is continued. with lrare
TO plaintiffs to amcu nd the bill and lrciode Shoe
Eoxker aEorg the defendants. Andrew jamie
tpn q appotctesl MAs1er IN Chs1cefJ, 70 make a
statement ot The sna.ra Of the road II sixty days,
Peter Phillips, who VII to he hanEed next FIJI
t'a!. has aea.n bean resr,lei toE hxtJ days, 10
10 a. ait the action Ct the Cllted States Court On
the corsuinuoraii:y Of the Virginia Coa1s OF Ap-
rea1k.
, 1869-11-23
CANADA.
Later 3to.n~ xAs0 EEcd 1figcr Eusufrec.
Instrumentation Coal aud Ratl-
WnY EnxerpfgAe.


ttaxa--1ntcEnn.sionn al Coal aud Hail
why EnzerPT1Ae.
o1tAw1, Nov. 11-1 Il said that the goveru
ment has received m1oz7 At cn ffpu Govesncr DC
AeDmEa1 cobrtpisE the tepost ,n2s ha:f. .nreeJ,
~ffe In ben hu4ttl,t1 Il " also sfated that The
TafssE ~ y iett sn.Fely in tne hands Of Mr.
IokoAf>3 Nc7. 2a-A special despa'ch frc.1 St.
PAM, AlR1, tase G1c.<- ea,a q tnes.enSes sso.u
r. z oii xfrportI snat tso7erunr NtDoafaI w11l
aos senst ~ 'as11y 10 caosda ue : building
CN Ao1an authority. EI!i.ls ID aAuctpa.ed. Gv+
etuor HAf1slsh Ii 7.sy III, AID cannut taEe r:
@ neio u E*!ten+ Hhleals cI:atly 70 ba regretted
rs 4@rif3n sstoe - 4 s.1nk have no syn-
hAtis11. NoT. 92.-Che InteI1astonaI Cos. and
F1!SOGpany hare t1sa1Eu-1tets the calnpte-
131H e os3E rsiiroAc, oE;tc,, laia INST. st cape
1LE zen Of tnis section Of tst1 coqCsry.
1pauf7ps Nov. Pa t.@eha ttpr g. raul to
ne Gtot< eSys; simultaneously VITA toe c1puL
Eon q ui.etnos hcDouell', another band Of
vtthou: onHruc:h1u Tie .ot = now ereap!ed bY
the Pf0fistcnaf Gov ernof. JOIN Brduse
dostroor AeLare1 is daeRt.ncAs III, t1d the
Mcmna{ McGs0n 15{ Company do Lot a2tze 70 support
Lners tc ctne rth tns. rfpos: nj qufer, With 10
INTERRUPTION oi business. SIX huEtred men were
t~c1n 10 fetaHt ihc Canadian s1:nosiueA. AtecGl-
Ing inemtENet Lbetaiots, aro In a:s,A
Letters ntE Fust GARY :rpre~elt tho insuT6Rnts
- basfng fae support OF the Sc Itch AID Enci.sn
teflere IN greater degree thau MS expected.
TIE Ame1han feSdenta are represented ~ neg
1rAl.
Governor McDousal Is Et,!l u. Penn TIA. Nr.
PEotenct e7ts sal! t3 bt IN fa,or Ct retEnIag 10
Cal ats, to vn't4 the Governor viii pas conacnr.
10Ro*rn, SoF. e.-The 1Io2se CT .Ass-nhty OF
tntAs1o hasc point te1 rou!alttce tn III
~antages d The Heron au1 untas1o sup C.E1!,
Atd rel oitt taeFeon.
, 1869-11-23
MISREPRESENTATION COR
RECTED.
ALet.cr from the Ercc TEnde League

Il x4EEtCE kAE A%E 4 AA4AAN A~N+>s4 $-NH
To ste EtIors u .kt Eer1in4 hs:: ....
The Nex York T.ua<x. Ii IL istca Of this morn.
ine, teuder- adv,ce 10 the Free Trade Leasne, Md
= ,sit. sarto1s A,sersors IN regard so Its gollcI
ard The A:ateMents OF Its 6pea1erA Ihe 1!"ess
aMeI1s shA. Professor PeErv "a the APOSTLE OF
absuAcf, oYr-An1-out 3see unde-no: Of revenue
1ar1 merely The Ttrnf+ cAano' hsgr resd re
~ ecnss made bJ the professor .t the htEe aaai.
epeet that nave Tecensl. aAiene'ed IN sne Nes.
10 hear him. The prtnci1af tnpic dFeit apoo oy
tie Professor Eas the tafsi. aud bis ma.n caceAtes
was 10 show that protect,t and revenge aIe az q
,asontttic. md thAt whs. free tradeFa densAnu' n
TINS t:Ec, II res snae la1ah.
The {rasou why ne cali ourselves Free Ir1de
II acue, and Ft+ct the tpqe1.asioa OF Iaftn he.
fosner' heesnse r. sssiss g ngas @ ars1 thsa t,a
trade IL T,ebt. icN as much q Ire laof, Or lee
tneecn, pr ii etry oi lhonxht, nf telfg ,EeEnNan:
nse ri1hts-s,ghs h.t b rest upon tho dfu fonso'
| at,ors Of # 2son md experience
| ty OF The !tf.v.duhi to do Ehst be VII VIA NJ
oEu-h sftseked By the sJsten Mhlea = Ia ls.
| nawed - rrptect.ou+'' lnd We believe kaas ins
present tart1 LAWS project the ssrpnX ana detraot
Tnr 7jrts ,us'ly rays: "1t Is WAY aKs'nst ou
nrfpcn|e, that Il protection. and ~ fxTur o. ~
nfcer pFtrcir1e, that Of ire tfAlie. no ntod!
r7oppd !. stcrg azed" Bat wnea u MO aeeett tt
inte tfee ne" srd tnas .'frte tr.ders aie N e
f+ct amopx tue vorst enemies et revenue reform.
/ II stytkes IN uniAtf hows which CAL no"eFes'
eisns ~ tI.ders do not ohNc9 to taxca upon rxd
| sor the support eS government any roore thal
ihet oniect 10 being taxed tot tho n1aanseoAne6 =
4 nolIos f7rce; bat when wn paJ f1xss under "a
| t.Fn. we detife thxt the5 shall 70 into me Heess
y d tAa EsFefauent Aaa nos n,1 tus q no;et
r~Srnns uttDe,yaA, TnA ohlecs Of epfutoctaon
70 uints1 DO e,caustpou q Qssap faeesa
, 1869-11-23

Thc Soldiers OFphnnA' Homo In.
veAtsEaattuM-4A Full lkefut;ation of
the ChntEc~ Against Its Managers.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BLooXrSG1oS, Nor. %
On Saturday night at 1s O'Clock, after tour days
titseut and searching etaratnataon the iaEeslis
tim iuso the charges Of cruelty, abuse anil mls-
management al the So1.1esh' Orphans Home WAS
the home was rtiuied, and, when 1he iurestsea-
ton closed. tue maDageDent Of the Institution had
Jet nearly nftJ witnesses to be examined. but the
hoard Of Trustees deemed thcir testimony tn
Necessary.
, 1869-11-23
CARRONDALE,

Decision In the SouthcFu Normal
UniFex1fky Injunction Cnse.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CAKBokDALE. Ill, Nor. e.
The opinion Of Judge Crawford, Of this circuit
IN reference to the Injunction ts41ed
by tie Maatct In Chancery Of
Perry County sga'nEt the Comntsslouer
of the Southern Illinois Normal Cntge1sIty wsa de-
yesed Oh Friday inst nj lGckaeJV vile, dirtDE tue
tekslon Of the C1rcu,t Court, bstore hicn t:.bu-
nal the case Ess argued IN toe former par: Of the
week. The deetston OF the C0urt tIseoiyes tie in-
junction and oshltseA the cA4d JadX.atnt wns
reudeIed against tho T1ustees Of tue town Of TAM
asos and In favor Of the Commissloucrs
for q, 81. besides the costs Of the sulr, which
Will swell the sum 10 about q, 100. The Comuit-
Aiunefa are fEcelytIX the congratulations OF ali
Earhes. except the pla!Dtlus tu the case, at the
successful te1 mthation of the suit Who viii he
the ne It to tfJ tO shEaH them In thtlf efforts to
t-tatIlsh tue university At Caroocla.e, WHERE It
HAa LOCALIZED months ago-
, 1869-11-23
Attempt By Prlaoncrs to 1slosr Up n
JAtfs

NEW yoRK. Nov. ce-Fivc notorious New York
busKsrs at,,3 thieves all under heaSy sentences,
wt1e In Hudson CoEn:y jail. awaiting Transports
ton soetaI TO Ticn'on State Prison. cencoctsh 4
plan Of scane. by hlomtnR up With gum o~der the
Will Of the jail. They were aided hy gang Of
Sfw YORK there's aod roush.. who vailed outside
the walls. This morning carriages were held IN
waiting at th1tc d1ercEt rl4cts, TO convey the
pf:soLcr1 uway upon the kucceAfu& carrying
out OF tie plan, which afo tncladcd The
rslessc Of MI ine prleocers IN the tall
last night, tfat Something wrong WAS euinK on,
aid called tn The snetit. Early this forenoon,
~ht.e the pr1eopers we're Ia tue yard. II O'Clock
walls severely. but did 20: THROW them down no,
1raAe ans aperture in them, the only damage b.
irE the tiecaoliIion Of the window In thd wash
room md a portion OF chimney npe, In Nhtct
the kccuudsr!s had placed the powder. The rrls
uncts were unable to rrot. BY the explosion. Ane
naye aIl aecn taken 10 the State Frlsou. TIT
tuuetE outside &he 3s1l fetu1LeI ~ New York ctty
dtsHuSicl At the failure.
, 1869-11-23

san FRANCISCO, Nor. 9s-1he loeoIo1tye, ten
der, AID tnree carr OF IN cassFafd bound ttasu.
On tne wat1eyn Pacific Railroad, were thrown &C
the track, near San Leandtts, br defective rail.
The fireman WAS the only retsop injured Tne
damage was koon repaired
Lalce quantities OF opium we're seized pr the
reyepae rf1ci2.s t0-dAy, TIE property os Chinese
passengers BY the steamer Japan.
A large nniRtser Of Chaese women arrived ps
The schooner !. j. Fra1cette1 "a. wrecked OF
Is,h lnst-, In int Mayo laser. The crew YER
, 1869-11-23

Latest tAdviccA by Steamer ut

Lntckt 4Adviccs by Steamer ut Stan
frauct4cos
SAN FRsfcIsCo, Nov. se.-The steamer Jt7an
has arrived from Hong Kong, october IL. nod fo-
lie Dake Of Edinburgh reschea Pesn, October
g. IN the capacity Of pirate gentleman, With few
Williams, Secretary Of he american Legation,
ShauRhae,
TheEe was considerable disappointment IN oal-
cial clc:es 81 Tie1Esip at the Duke OF Ednoufshs
ta Wates has been s1emsselns nansov. and tens
Of thousands Of desttatc Chinese were hosertns
around the place. In nome Instances rice shops
were troken into b. the farulsned people,
c,!o5el Johnson, United States Consul, had
A,inlrm Sir nerry Ecllet a.,tsed At HING Kong
on October =, 10 relege Admiral hcnpcl+ III com-
nants Of The iI!tlsn neet in China ana Japaa;
Co!ocel t;oa!dinR, Cntted Statsa Consul At toug
Enrg, assumed charge OF ha ot11ce.
Daring The n1kch visit at Snanchae- business
vas supper Ided. md there MAS . geoesa! Eallday.
r7t.oJ .e1iaa Mission press, has resigned ntscr
b:1ef ao)ourn IN japan, and returns 10 America
| The Ielaxarr, Admiral Rowau, was at ioeo.
pai rack 10 lolonapA Tue Monocsc5 was at
| Laca, and the 1foquois and Mauulte q Hong
| Kong on the Southern station. The Lah!11.a solts
NJ tls.Hno The ofDcess uod nen we're Transferred
! YoEonAyA, Scv. eeee-Tuc aIltado's fete day was
generally ooteryed- salrs Of waI Of az nati1n:
I
ROYAL fa1utt. The foreign Representatives at fed
Dc we're entertained a: i banquet bJ the MIA.
dos Minister.
a treaty between Aust1ta and Japan was signed
| October IL. The embassy aas received IN STATE
bs the Mtkaco NJ the castle al 1c1Ido oa the *ots
| TKo foreign steamers bad been despatched will
tmte1ants from Yeddo TO the no1theran,ost por
ton Of the 1slaId Of Ieaso, 10 preserve the tsant
from suspected crcrracamenta Of Russia, #noe'
soldiers hxTe appropriated the whole ad1oinlnl
island. ..- .-
The pain,o!s and otteEt. whose rat1lEsuen;a1,
duties require the!r presence at ieddo, would rc
trrn Ebop. Many important matters arc ia b
brought forward tor clkcustion.
Steamer China Arrived ut YOKOHAMA, Oct 81
Minister belong takes immediate possession Q
tic American Mission. Ar. Van fA!keuburv 1e
| turns ~ the November steamer.
The Hsttsh Miniater hAs taken mp his 5cs!deoe
at Yeddu.
The british ship Nasy Nicholson, frou Yokt
| hama for HorF kpcE. fuOEde1cd OF tht co3sl
, | Japan. dufttE r tgPhoon.
There w4s an earthquake 1t Manila October
. Three teycre shocks were felt and eeveral bulk
: tnes were badly damaged. The bA1zTck1 Of +,
tire regiment iel To, and number Of deaths We
: esused by jumping from the windows and iatn
down staltp.
churches and other large builaipSs- The anocl
| we're felt at erest distance from the COAST o.
shin 1erot ted teeing them Quo hundred miles O
, 1869-11-23

Further Particulars of tho Ecuernt
Harry Sl,1osfng Cnsc MT UutaAus-
~ef1ots.. tksst,Fohd Dssnater.
MEAruis, Nor. 9s---The Goodman {Mlss., Ss1r
fs!s o. tie ausay. IN Which General Barry was
Shot st uu'aL I, ia-t Aonisy, that tre trouble
q lgtnateo IL s'eEeEs uote!, by The keeper osier-
irR q c;o~si ~ colored 4 en- CUT Of bis ho:e. Who
hsa followed Harsy to hls Eoa1n. anil .tar1x Bar
r = sIe ch. stevens, reply 10 3 sfateu-o. made
" balty. 'old am be ed. Bssry rens'e.l thar ae
couIn rot ke1ze him oai Of that staud lc th4t
crowd. After speaking. thtl a.,a.u nut. stevens
again told BaTs he H..t. stt bath 'tres tlssois.
sievebs nrtd uret. shooting iae Gtaesal through
the rgLi arm. He then Ted. he has not been
aHfe-lcn yeE
4 ,rai,. ron New Orleans tor Lou.syi.e ran Of,
FI!dsy nor l'G hrar 11olvar. Tae Ia ilrs' car
WIS turned oyer coHn the e,nlaakncat, s.nashtrg
II. AID lblu:;G nunstef II r-r.obs- :. E.
Mosn'ng atd yrs audle Atgs:-t, Of >e LouI*.
wtte tts.f fety Injured. tGe :pfm+t belAX Bl;lly
brhste-l 4n1 ttlusei internally the latte. nu
!.hs broA. 4, a'd y ~ Otherwise painfully hurt. 4
little a1uchitsc Ct Lit1,rnan1 EenrAiL II Chicago,
vas FeEr1el' rnTt- Several others, who re un-
hDo1 o. ~ere wounded. shti aers taken 10 the
hoEse OF plauter aftl cared 51.. The accident
Waa carscd bJ the ralis spreading.
, 1869-11-23

The Temperance MoEcncut-Nnrs
row EAcnpe fEoHa a 1kAltr0nd DIS.
ANtcF.
CONCORD, Nov, ea-Thc State Temperance
Committee he'd meeting today. The se.urnz
Of the vote on tho couktabu1atT att we're cx-
amired 4ud the zetuit Is not sl1scouragina. 4
proposition to rnn IN independent ticket a. the
coming STATE election VAS considered, and &c
ton on It postponed to . suh:eGuens meeting
The meeting then adjourned to Dec. ),
An express train gong north. four miles ont, OF
the Northern Road, encountered tree hlowt
across The track By the gale on SATURDAY.. Thf
crRtce threw the tire from The tfack, bet hal III
head. nehr, hand-rasls, and windows brolen. N
| tntars to passengers Or carr
, 1869-11-23
MICHIGAN,

Railroad Ptotccs-Ecs4cIs ASHORE
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, Nov. r.
The delegate convention meets to-morTo1, at
East Saginaw, to consider uottera In regatd 10 the
Northern Pacific Railroad. Our Common Conlcl
md Board OF Traie have both sent delegates.
Sews has reached here that the schooner St.
The schooner Racer nent Pretque Is!e, ana that
both Will pzore \ total loss,