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New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.

The New-Jerscy Legislature adjourned yes
teray AZ noon Tie bin from the Senate To submit te
ratification Of the Fifteenth Amendment 10 the federhl
Constitutlon 20 vote OF the people. failed 10 become
law The adjournment hour having arrived rust aA tha
lin was called up Ia the House. The bill 10 extend and
enlarge the state prison passed Tue lucidental W
hayiuc been amended In tho senate aud uone9uenifs
A., tha Huuse referred to fIr,,gcs
W py 'no ms sYo me Committee reported both HOUSES
Sifcnr,sd In Executive session, the following hohh"-
lions Of the Governor were confirmed: HarDOr Masters
Jobn TAYLOR Peter Gerharty. Riparian Coinmissuheis
Is q Iatbrop of Morris County, &. \. Olden Of Mercer.
Peter Vredenburg OF Monmouth, aud Bennington
Randoph OF Hudson Visitors 10 the AgTeutulaI Cil,
legG~E Boudnot Colt, Henry C., Kosy. Prosecution of
Bergen-Garret Alderman, Jr.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03

PROFESSOR JOHNSON ISDoRsEs THE EARTH
ClosErThe following emphatic approval OF tho Earth
Closet IA from the competent authority In the coun
try on all matters relating to agricultural chemistry ed
supFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF YALE COLLEGE,
NEw.HAyES, COnD., March %, lsC9
have read your little publication on Earth Closets
with great interest, and glad to learn that you are
taking active measures bring the subject practically
TO the notice Of people. am myself familiar with
the use OF dry earth dsuiectant and dryer OF fces
Nothing be instant and eectua than Its opera
tion, and ts use has sanitary advantage
The agricultural aspect Of the subject Is OF the high
est Interest and Importance. The Earth Closet enables
us 10 effect than Chinese economy OF our night
soil aud urine n combination with the utmost eleahii
ness convenience, aud chenpuess.
The coIumodcs OF Sir Moule Us improved by yon and
manufactured Hartford is very effective andeonvenient
FOR hospital aud sckroom and trust the public VIII
not fail o avail themselves VI the Reform which your
enterprise now pu,s within their reach.
Yours most truly. 3 W. JOHNSON f
Col GEo. L. WAXING, jr., Newport. r. l.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
HUDSON RIVER NAVIGATION

ALBANY, April 2.-Tho water continues s-to
subsde here and tho docks are now clear. DpatcneS
from below show that the Ice was again biockndg the
river at different points Last night ia was hrm pu'
paye way during tho day. There was also Suons Ua
er hs,weep pursers Reach and Catskil but dispatch
from the latter place this evening says hat the zee Ias
moved away and the river Is now clear ~ no now DC
iaed tnat te river be considered OPEN anu r'or
men expect the speedy resumption OF navigation.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
OBITUARY..
PROV. RoBEEY DUNGLIsoN.

PROV. ROBEEY DUNGLIs0N.
This distinguished member of the medical
profession died his residence No Lilo Grsrdst at
O'Clock last evening" He had suffered for some time from
complication OF heart disease and dropsy. Dr. Dung
son was KesUek town in the north OF England
in the year 1885, He commenced the practice OF medi
cine In In 1872 and removed TO the United States
his appointment Professor Of Medicine In the Uni
yersity OF Virginia This position he held until 1888,
when he accepted that of Professor OF Matera Medea
and Therapeutics in the University OF Maryland while
in Virginia he enjoyed the friendship OF President Madi,
son, to whom he dedicated his Human PhysolOgy,'
published 1891 In 1885 lie elected to the newly
created chair OF Medicine In the Jefferson Medical Col
lego Of which he held until the Spring OF
1868 Dr. DunglisOn the author OF several works,
among them the Dictionary OF Medical scence. pub
lshcd In 1885, elements OF hygiene and Human
Health" General Therapeutic and Materia Medica,'
published in 1876, New Renedies, IN 1882 and Human
Physiology" already mentioned He also edited Magen.
dies "Formulary and the encyclopedia OF Practical
Medicine" of Drs Forbes. Tweedie, and CODnoly. He
was a member and correspondent OF numerous literary
aud scientific societies In both Europe and the United
States. over 10000 volumes OF his works have Deen
printed He was Chairman OF the Committee OF Instruc-
non OF the Iustfuiu OF Blind and aferward Vice
President which position he held at the time OF MS ms
death. Ile also published largo dictionary Ior Ihe
blind tPhlIadeiphI& MorhinK Hoo' nP'-
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
CONCERT IN AID OF FREE READING-RooMs

CONCERT IN AID OF FREE READING-ROOMs. .
A pleasing and varied musical entertainment
was given at steinw Hall last evening. TO AID IN the
establishment free reading In different parts OF
the cty to be controlled by the Methodist Church. and to
be open 10 all visitors The lnelement weather did not
deter goodly number OF ladies and gentlemen nom
attending tho performance, which was conducted by
Prof c. G.. Allen Several wel-known singors assls.ed
In ibs ENTERTAINMENTS together with the associa,se sd
Juvenile chors Of the Bedford Perry rry,sa s on fhe stage
, sis y. quite extensive, emDrac9 organ
ninno and violin solos, vocal solos, duets ana quar-
trttes beside chdrens chorus and cantata OF the
school festival Ia which various characters were repre-
aentcd An alegOrical representation OF the seasons
was also rendered. Mrs. Georgio sheppard, soprano
Miss Susie Walsh. contraltO Miss Louise NJ flnch mr.
n q Cough baritone; Mr. Walter II. Johnston, organ
ist senorlta Josehna Fiomeno, yiollnist ana Mr Ed
ward Hoffman, accompanlst were among the per-
flrfun
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03


AHDBRs OAsudsny az Newark g. John Apd,.ns ~ s1,.1
Go.E j. Snnery Cf 6reenpOnt L. 4, aged ysa
BhRRYon Wednesday, March 81, Samuel W. Barry in the ess
T9s r.,,s; friend. q u. mIy e.2.e invited to ..ss
ts t0s[a s 90 Ss.aday april . a. - o'clock % from hiss rs
HninI N s. paper. please copy. haa
BROLLY-oh Thursday Aphl BsSy only Il
Nv and SIs ss' s ss ,s,Is s s1: ,a
2st Y o'clock The fenas Of hmy especially invited
cHAMBERSon Friday April William Chambers, aged 60 sA
TIE sn .eoe. will ..s place ssb.I.ts residence No. iss
ess u ,h e1 mS IS s re.pec.sn invited 70 attend
OLoWEson Thursday evening April Mrs cstbsss Cloves widow
,, ei SsArdas Cloves. IN the 10th year ofher age
and friends invited to attend. -. - 4 i ,alal8lt
Or q WeSised j. on THURSDAY April AAns
seaes o the funeral hereaasr. ~ ~ i,th arsaf
sFS. ss Ss s GRPs s.,sg Ag y: s 3. 6 ISs s:'
Tes relatives and friends Of he ~ also The cerg AID sbes Of
9Th nat .. o'clock nom the ohueh Of onsaSred
MArHEwsOu Friday afternoon, Apl 1869 Mshexnagd S
PsuPs Church. Tompkusye, Island The and
friends the family respectfully invited attend without hsr
MccREApY-ou Friday morning APr2, Mary wife of Pr. arch
The relative. and friends sr. respectfully Invited Aera
sandsy the 81 Inst at o'clock p n
MEADob Friday morning. Apn2. Howard sewin Mead son Of
Marcus and sarah T. Mead aged II a9nsns ana GAYS
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited aitena me he
from The residence % q G sI.s 81 Mo,S. % S be h IS ''
siaisoh III n-"ou "'H"4I wa iH'"
MERELEAt Jamaica l. L. Friday Apra Of scarlet fever after
5SSI S Sss Of :s.c asSi nS and &%s" NJ M
The eetf Invited to attend the funeral
this Saturday o'clock Train leaves Hsners Point
O'clock and East seWYOrk at 10Y O'clock Carriages
will he In waiting at the Depot
PLATTsuddenIy c. widow Of the late Newton Plat at tia
Of Bliss, No zI9 MsdisooaTe,
where will place Sunday, April at o'clock
ROBERTs-At Flushing Pnday morning April sfsr few
bo6rs Illness Griffin Martin H. and Clara L. hor
aged years, month aud days
Funeral on SATURDAY u Inst, at o'clock N ITan aFss
HanteFs Pom; 81 returning al ) O'Clock p ~
VAN cLREPon Thursdy the M inst Catalina Unteuuck wife Of
tbe leT.P y. d. Wan Csef .,
The relatives my respectfully invited stisnd
Jth at II o'clock from the
Reformed Church, Wanet Jersey City The remains vii DO
taken % es-BrunS wick for infermenL
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
rnrsuRr ON TILE OHIO.

LOUISVILLE, April 2.-The Ohio River at
this pon has rising at very rapid rate Tor several
days. The water to-day reached the suowaAs on 'no
- ,.har, and ~ IA feared that the inhabitants along
G viii soon be driven their quarters by the
in0
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
prpNIvc or A srEAMER.

PROVIDENCE, April 2.-Thc steam propeller
Harvest from Providence, bound TO Hew-fork win
freight took fire at to-day of Point judith ana De-
came a total loss The officers and crew were taken on
v the boat Charm and the wreck was toweu ashoe
~ Point Jndlth The vessel Is believed to belong III
Hartford.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
sustial actisss.
Grnne Vines.

Grape Vines.
HRW ARRANGRNkST- AT IONA
We oF for Spring planting large and general assortment ." SSs
We bve strong leading varieties bat largest stock OF
IaA ae Ives aDd Concord which we oas ss
very low prices either lsrze small qasntiteG -
Win the Surss.e made q & W GRANT pOsOr
" ~ THE BUMgLAN GRAPE
Black Grapes and unap
IN ts espeay Tor red
his exhibiting marked sud distinctive suPero
over the popular and il offered 0pe iar above al
the wants OF the pFesea time
THE RUMELAN originated at Fishsin ou the Hudson
THE RuMELAN hss had upward OF thirty years tn "
TIE BUMELAs owng trial in nearly every Northsa
State. ,.
THE EUMEIAN is vigorous. hardy. aud productive,
TAX EUAHLAN uasnnly aud perfectly all through
TAX RuMELAN ; weeks earlier than the Delaware,
THR EUMELAN rich aud sprshtg as IONS -,
R ErMRLAS is not only Black Grape r the table but
Tux EUMELAH une1sptouab Black Grape 10 quaAr
TIKI 81 MILAN IA the best Grape fog red vine -,,---.
TUR RuNRLAN mast demand and the wood for propa
cation viii be several years as has been th case
Nth other varieties Of neilt a., 49,,
Vines spnug viii produce cuttings DUNG tee " o
,,, "a H. value Of many tines ef the vines Ihe9 o
snd plant EARL seeming the best vines Prices Of JHk
this Spring as follows Va: .... ..t Rarh Doz Hand
- o,d on. dos-n or mail prepaid. - so 800
70 ~ ~, esr cd mail prepaid. S go
M T. or less ~ mail. prepaid 0 90
No yesrs Old doIen or less BY mail prepaid %o
fqns hGriHg boes ro,tred FOR uo0d 0r ng od
CONCLUDED Or t~oeJe eai,iogs . eAebs y
eung t2 budsi 100 buds for propagation for S3l
Lbera offered elsb Tho
invited add THE BUMBLAN their list aud ~ be sup
Piled With the vines literal discOnnt ....
Inoe stamp pamphlet history OF the
EGmelan. Address IIASBRopCH & BUSHNELL
tSneeessors Z. w. Grant. IONA nesr rPeskstl.
weSfcha % n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
THE GETTYSBURG SPRING DIFFICULTY.

GETTYSBURG, Pa. April 2.-No action mas s, yeI
boen taken by tho New.York and Gettysburg sprlng
COMPANY in reply 10 the foroble reentry OF tue owhe
and hls prononnciameno abrogatns me lease ior
of contract. The premises st held by tue owner
emnloyes during the day, and by watchmeh at msh'
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
A Newspaper CsalIeuss,

BeheTng that ThR NEwi kykEKG HEws has
States. make the following propositions:
FIKsTrbat THE
The New York Herald III - - - -
aScOsD-fhst THB ByzSISg ercues more comics IL
TESs rss CIRCULATION tho other evening papers
THRDTbas 1RE Evgssg KKws larger circulation thsr snv
other daily paper published In the uBled states
give charitable stou of hi, etv ~ ethss
Of he propositions incorrect, s2eo0 N ws
them proved b, neofTect aud 5000
ee scoe proved the popneo Of the sewpsper accepting IN
challenge forb the
decided EVBsTsa pary select sh<
proprietor sTsea newspaper aud he should agres
seey 70 select sthrd 20 BKs5AHIs wo6p,
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03

f0"ShhLB-Is Broeklyn Hsdnsgtsy MArce a.. By
" IL Nulsd, A. d.
the late O. Merle " Brooklyn. Y
Bssa ~ r. Wednesday by Ne
ofihisdt No eards - ' = -''-'~-
SacSviiie N, b., papera pesss copy. r. lI l4N
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

AnEE CAROLINE H. No 81 Hamftoa place. Brooklya
BRSES GARRBr from Church Of 'he Star Of the Sea Brookyd
HUGHES. JULIA. No. l29 Mottst
JOHNSON. MARY ANN. No. rs Paeisc- st., Brooklyn
JONES HARRY g.. No. tTe South Fthst, Brooklyn. d.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03

Mr. Augustus Waters is announced 70 give
ona Of his dramatic reeltns In Buffalo the 9Th The
affair will bo managed by Mr.. William A. Masker' "a
nrnininent young lawyer OF this city LII
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03

The Rutland (Vt) incendlaIles were eacn
sentenced yesterday TO 10 years imprisonment
Orders have been received at the Ports
,nonth an H NavyYard reducing the wages OF aIl Rss
diem workuen aud clerks % per cont irom last ~o~su
rates N.i sa.aH l. Hi
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03

7. u. Bynnev e. Co., No. 1sg broadway, n ~,
JKwKLHks AsD D,.ALKRs AL GRAps % WALrhh WATCHES
Lowksr PRicEs .....
spsc. sen' called Che ese tplate wmsne5 o
Nsthan ~hP shall satisfy the most ehsehx "e" "
beauty, taS. aud accuracy r..I .I1H4 10.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
part of Mr. nalv ond M " - =

part of Mr.. nnlv ond NJ yLgEssTl4--" -
III Henry On the part of the
Association The following extract from Mr. Daiys
argument win show the research made by the Asso.
elatlon into the official proceedings of our citv ru
ers. - -, N
for county contingencies the Supervisors demand
is year e sum OF sO0 0Oo In order TO ascertain what
moneys aTe squendered for contingencies we will refer
20 tns payments made under this head by the
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
MARRIEU

Wedding Cards Of aiess and original syG Cali aud .rsas
samples befcie ordering CnA1MAS BLooNEA M a Fuliez
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
Z. A. LAwRkScE, Aucaoueer.
EHanI AalR.


HUNTERS POINT tL. i. CITY) LOTS.
. . A. LAWRENCE. Auciioneer =
TrsS6Y 2EES TX 9Th S % J Sf S & @ I f ssit &
RTchluse salesrOOu, No III Broadway. n Y: .
..r IL FINE LOTS, ........"
each 2bro fronting Perry Pror West Third we FOar,h sna
At SoIer Psa' N J. cry Sasss, oS directly
the Important thriving accessible sod convenient points 10 The
s1,ise,, sn manufacturers -su.s depA s iocS
With and hesers!oad. rSnpT ~ ee'y direction h'P' SUD
Extra special Notice.-DR J. H. ScIlgNcK hes leave 70 Ia
form h patients public Of bis Increased
practice at bis principal oGce in PhlaesP be VII pc
obliged 10 dive M visiting NewYok professionally Shsr the peIt two
regular yTuBspAY April and "a Those ShO Wish to e0usah
him will please his Rooms in SeS'fors NoR
Bo.t sl be closed April % Dr. seheueks @edc'nss-PUl
MONIC SYRUP sBAwBBD TONIC. asd MANDRAKE PlLLs-wih
m direction. 10 Ensh and Fruch may be obtained Of Drug
s. and dealers everywhere os AOurs for these two last visits "
be- as usual from Q a. m 10 p N.
Imposnt neans,Op gs; 3! cS4 As sLAsSwSRS; s yaHt;
SooDS our cntrs marked dovn and plata figures
r.tf .. DINNER SETS.
RICHLY DECORATED. sl1s reduced TO slE
ir.....s.l @IO, reduced 10 s:st
ssots s9Ol 500 to SI6 stOO $3.50 TO *;ea * ,,
GO3LBTs CHAMPAGNBS sad WINS very eaenP CUT TOh..
BLERs ~ per dol AsO a choice HssormsRtof
t ....-.t. GAS FIXTURES
In GLASS BRONZE aud oRMoLu Please call aad examine COCOA
anu P'''''' f.. V. HAUGHwOUT & Co..
t. Nas ls8 49o, sv sss Broadway. cor Broonest y u
John F Hfgry ,Y yh Ns sfhiIc II rfPrfSiFow' fRaSa
i S" Case: Case: c6EaEgSs SoEaE2Ss sPaISG MIrEe
Cas-: es:: ssHATSGAA ssRHFSGA EMFiet MhTEn
. % Is HIGH ROCK SPR,NG WArkk.
p Cases GETTYSBURG MINERAL WArhk
80 Case. yrSMoST MSSsSgos sFaSs MSSHah 1afE MArhN
IT, win remove May, to the large preues NO WI
LLGEPLACB NHW-iORk --.--------------
A Great National Qaestion.
ARTHUR LATHAM PERRY,
Professor Of Political Eecuony Williams College. viz deliver an %
FIRE. Trade hs Ts sg'S1Re 'hSRS SyS'; S,. z 'ss os
workugnens especially rvde attend pa,t T % az address ia
uresd Adyirance Professor Perry wl 9 on Mon,sS
Pbiadslph. on Tuesday evening April ana ID -'
evening, April IL - SS... y,...i,---
Iniar NIeu of ConSSetirnt IN the CiS, oi New-i
urion Conuecucn
pecuglsnir able o go their places o '''''o" " F'
next Will please call at NO - CHARLES SPENCER.
President Uron Republican Central Csnpssn Cmh
-------------~- Carpet swcepers.
puRRfNGlONs CARPkf SNRBPB& -,
p, "a & avs ,onr Carp tine au strength, an are the oe1
E s h All Grsi House t.rusains stores Mn@e'ass
No. 2s IlaTeaysL
NINN d Co. No oPsrh n y, Agents for oe'aa
q. aawTRiJA AN aud EUROPEAN PATENTS
fvsptvG Gvs year, eIpensuee
| Pamphlet . flaw aud Information ftee
-aIheyt Gates, DEALER IN PINR WATCHES JEwBLH ana
| SiLVERwARB No los Broadway, M stairs u,-,A.
w rRr Special altsatou to Repairing Fine Meteoe.
lac the Automatic Clothes Washer ana noasN ss No
REIsps with labor wear OF cene~ D"
! 10 Courtland-st Nssiork -.
Clothes Wringers Of al kinds RRPA!REp or nkea pF'
for ths UNIVERSAL which warranted dussle NY
" "" w. r. 9. BROWNING So 2CssgVaassse," =
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03

Having felt g give up business account Of ~ hestb Ihsys
.oI an nv Interest a. 1ONA ISLAND Merrs HASBROuCK &
BbSHNBLL the business heretofore under ihs
name These geaemeu have been engaged WITH
me Al IONA ntreV familiar wth ths se
tails busness worthy general public confidence and paiIon
80 &. w. GRANT,
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03

Hazard & ca.ws,r. Cod Liver Oh "a ID. s..l
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
DTELl

AZ Neti;es ot Marriages must be iaaorssd wilh as
name and addyeSs -" -
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
ALBANY.

CONTESTED FsaEcfioN CASES IN THE ASSEMBLY
o., eSS=-1R6 TAtENfs FOR THE REDUCTION OF THE
TAX IFTfFs, 8 = -e-~-~ = -TS
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-29

FREE. SeeaddrcS- below.
Ihe celebrated Female Remedies,
C"mpounded from the private prescriptions II DR..
Young, have now obtained "a most extended poPT
hTjty. and are correctly viewed To- he the safest
md -urrst rem. dies fIr the com lain's for winch
hey are applied. The constantly accruing testi.
Uonie'- # their rficacy declared them to be pre-
~us:r"utlN superior to their action.
Nu lady should be without these RenovatIng
Agents None -onuin" unless procured at this
office. sent by mail or Express To any part If the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-29

All in aftiiction can find in him one who can feel
aulsimpathzc with, an befriend them in trouble
on" in whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
be placed Cnsultatlon By Letter OF Uiherwise) }
FREE. SreadtrrS- below
The New York herald., 1869-01-12

The subcommittee representing the committee Of
commuters on tho New York aud New Haven Rail-
road appear to have come to q satisfactory under
standing with President bishop as to the future
to be pursued In order 20 protect The company
against various frauds which have been practised
upon them. From TIE LIST day OF February next tho
commuters. one and ali, VIII be expec, ed to snow
Their tickets every time they ride IN the ears and Ia
default OF being abie produce such tsckes they wii
be required 10 pay thcr iare i0f the trip the ~
noncommuters now do. new time table wens
into effect yesterday morning, with the trans leaving
the city the same ~ they have done for 40 no uns
past, aud an additional way tram into tno cty,
affordng accommod 10 families VINO were u.i-
bic leave at Garner h0ur. Still further accOai-
ni0dati0ns and greater speed VIII he Afforded inc
patrons Of The road as soon as contemplated i,i-
prvvemcnts Gun he earned out.
The New York herald., 1869-01-12
PRESIDENT n;aGa Aau rHs SHEET CAR H1sses

OPTIC. or THE SOCIETY FOR THE PREvESrfoSl
w CRUELTY TO ANImAis, 696 BrOaiway \
Ngw YoaK, Jan. IA, Is5p.
TO rus EDITOR or THE IlsRALp;-- q llHa Ell
Twice had ono Of the horses attached 10 the car OF
the Greenwich. Canal aud Grand street line fallen on
i,s knees n efforts to drag the vehicle through the
mud and snow which covered the track 70 tho depth
OF e.ght or twelve inches, before ! called TO the
driver and requested him to adj another team.
IL any person "a sccpLcai ~ ~ the nionstrJu5 cru
city nllcted Oh two horses. compelled to drng car
through Grcenwicn street. jannied up ~ II "a al day
by hundreds VI carts aud trucks, neccssitatins tue
sloppale almost every minute. and consequent terri
bl. strain start n again, along wish the egnt or
ten turn,nRs of corners. aud The tremendous hil
which u encounters IN Canal street from Centre to
the B0wery. up which tney are daily beaten an1
forced ~ draw from scveny-nve to 100 passengers
Vi | say, there DO Any suc1 pcrsOn not u baf Daran
let him 20 and get sceptcisn reno, ed by acUo.
paIyItig -aiu Car Throughout ~ ensre ruue, You
most vDcJcut sersaul, LENRf DEKGll.
The New York herald., 1869-01-12

TRANSPARENT SwrxpfE About tho 1st ~ Do
ceulbef last man oy the name OF Experience Moa
hains from New JERSEY, arrived IN WalhalIa, .. W,
therefor bonds Of 4 company entitled tue "Brookiyn
stealnsaip aud emigration COMPANY" and succeed
zoas s,spc,on having been aroused a. 10 the vaius
OF saIL bonds inquiry was made at once In New
YORK and other Clues, whom was Ascertained tnne
40 s,,cu bonds we're known In market. The swinl.er
has been OvefnAled " tho North.--KsO,cee fW0s
hl..la. s. o. CVuIter.
The New York herald., 1869-01-12
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY r. seo-TRLE SHEET

many miles and 90 uprising vr 10000 acres Is en-
trey covered, the water In manv places rising
above the tops Of the gates In the fields. rue rivers
are much swollen. AMI great fears are entertained ~
tu lib safety OF 80 no 0i the banks.
sifrslELD. ....... -
The gale In Shenlell on Sunday was attended by
considerable destruction OF property AMI 30 ne loss
o. lie. Two men. employed IN execrtng repa rs AZ
MeSsrS. Cannsll'S WORKS, a. GrinesthOrpe, were
Killed by the fall OF the wrought iron roof oi large
sned Taelr DO lies vera horribly mutliated.
Tho Factory ASb-Safurdny Hah Holiday.
The following circular was Published In the
English journals OF the 25th ultimo:- H
Allow ms 70 call attention 70 great alteration which
must be made IN the OF labor air the .st inAt
After that tho SATURDAY half holiday will be compu
eoy - regards children young pesons AM women IN All
tAcioress workshops places IN which nanua aoor
y pssfornei VITA ths exception Ut very few trades and o
those In which the SscreA o Stale has author red
ether tbs substitution OF another half holiday nuoA OF SAT
udAy or that ths hours OF work may be taken between
ssysn sss 4 - Ant ssvsn r or hst.esn sIgAt aSd
oSns NJ ner labor must ceAse on saturdays ~ TWO r.
Ine assistant and subiasPecors OF my diss and my:sn
ccoatIaaanos 81 ha. corAl cooperation which h.ye
regulons which are thoroughly appreciated
their b'sssinp have reached. am, Sel
Her Najestys Inspscsor OF Factoriss.
cembor %. lo62
The New York herald., 1869-01-12

our beloved country. less liberty than We found In
OF or nations | como ule. because | intended TO
write . refutatiol and not programme OF political
principlea IL Is enough for me 70 express, clearly
and peremptOrily that do share those which have
been proclaimed BY the revolution and weco ned by
the nation. by authorizing you TO publish my letter,
Ia the exercise OF right now practSed In our c0un-
try, which among other liberties, enjoys the free-
dom OF the press. have only 70 assure you that !
have no amoitl0n, and that l have only resolved
perfectly and entirely continue TO belong 70 tho
new Span-t0 the Tree SPAN.
Siynedl ANTOINE D'OkLEANS.
LISBON, Dec. l9. 1898.
The New York herald., 1869-01-12

fProm the London Daily Telegraph. Dec. 2a.l
The stormy weather whcn has prevailed throuyh.
out the mesrvpoisan osrict for the past few GAYS