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The LONDON rEEss ON THE cEHAS QUESTION.
losp0S, Sept *
The I1Els .fers Rays thc :tlucsttoa a. to IN 1r-
proved understanding between Spain md the
l. tnited States remains unRolrcd. White the latter
Il impatient OF delay, the fur1net Is scnd1ur arua
ueuts that may precrita'e conflict. The Spau.
ssh c1chcquct Ia virtually empty, and Temporary
loana arc resorted To, nj Increasingly enormons
Terms. THIS TACT must te considered In est1uat-
LIZ the possibilities oI the pending crisis
LETTER FAo4 kkVEsIE coNAl4st0HgK WELLS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 1s
a letter Ia published from Ms. DAsfI A, Wells
Special Commissioner Of the Revenue Depart
Knent, addressed to Nj. Dutltey, American Consul
at Liverpool, on tho subject Of devo,,ng the sur.
plus revenues Of the United States 10 the rcjuc-
tlon Of the public debt.
.. IoHnos, Sept II.
Thomas Graham. Masser Of the Mint, ana opc
ol Inc uoat eminent chemists, Is deaf.
LONDON, Sept IS
Inc sfFrtd'oF FITS: " Mar between Span aud
the United ftAtea on hrronnt OF Cuba nrrcars i,re
moral inrosBlo1[lty hui II IL universally believed
IN !net nov IN spalEL The war enthat1am there ID
RA'her1uE last Minister slcklcs' proposition Ia
IL Inconsistent with the precedent fur
hlshea ~ the cout1uct o! the uu.tr1,
States IN 1set. VIA, with sn.ni,h
pride mid American Fynpahck, the situation Is
fevrrJ Critical 1t Ia difficult to belle &c TINT apsn
with divided reorlr, bankrupt treasury. ono
colony in rcyolt, pthcrs tn lose and uoth,nu Ia win
can seriously contemplate war with one Of the
Etrateet toNcrB on earth.
The Eafar7ay Lrt,rrr holds Tint II the rronoabt
q! Hehrfnl slrkle+ 1t hrcnrRtcy REPORTED there II
10 Ffound fpf complaint against AMc,tca for
MAKING Al af'tf To rh!n In tr cffnsaccs Of 4lts.
interested n,ct1faser. at r. ,sIhle that eon}c Of
those pc"ric In A1a'n who mr. The pcn,1up Of RI.
'nfofrcincutF to cutn desire ~ absence Of thr
my 9htInF
, 1869-09-19
TIE EMrElu1K,
WISCONSIN.

Another LynchtnE Cn.c n, ro-,.
Cf5-Dcnth from Carc,c...e
Tue Coming &tatc Fnlr-po,I,.N-
u 1uFKtnF Shot eol-
.specta1 Despatch 10 the 1ne cb,c.-, n,,,
Th.,..os, AL~ArktK. Sept IS
.oFns particulars Of the l.ncnlne Of IA, VIAL.
L&t night, shout o'clock, two n,rn r,-,.
Ei1 called un the jaier aud s.1d ,hc, 49, ~ .ae
GneI Hhoh they wlehed taken M rnas s4 " pt1e.
o.1 e1Ia Eaa. mo struggled hard win an n,na..1+
Srnss ers :" Eeta Ine 1a!lc1, sEp2osnv thrt 80,
otauGtA on!oeked The door, when the tnree rnsdc
sl = .uHa lot tne open door, crowded through sni
@ vekcu lac lalef down. The tall E1s so0n M;
hHn nearly ltp men, 1lI OF the same partT' evsTt
Man ~ olsRotEed, and not 4 Eoei VI. s,osc.33
for feas the voices m,Gnt be reco~at,.i' si'o1su Tt
.;!,tlan room nlatie ha appeara1cc bat was tteS
19Nn as we're ali the Other of3caia The nr,san.r
Hho beard the disturbance nad saspeciei h,s INK
AAa sonc9 Was found IN the f0r,4est corner n, ~
t eea esonchlag doFl IN the most abjcct fear. Tns
h.p ihupS Has brought forwa1d, passed o4c. WIdjct,x
~ va AEd dfaHu close about hts Neck Ins.s11Ir
at.t haids g7asped the rope and The urIsnnrr ~,
Tagged out OF The cell to tire IN The. rr1r ~ 49,:
~: ~: We cnd Of the ru2c t!Ir,To orsc ac
,,n;,, s"S :, Enb End thu body arsrn ~
E,,n. a!e !ect len The ground. Not str,oTc wa
t,sI ~ N 1he body. 1t Is psrftr We,l FnnEn
c.,rcH ' single citizen Of Po.taSc chr VA ~.
uf NJ tac5 Nefr, IN nil probability, tic ayrnrrs
eincr HTs,so Moo NaA 20 toul} murdered 4 Wert
hing My En. E.sA as arrested on charyt ot roh.
thf nt.+.. mAca Bone tltne ago. and n1.3 <tn,.tsr
Cs.rs ~ " hts young wife. after h. h,,a ~
0aues iae Impression tha, b. w.: dasH, ~;
, 1869-09-19
WASHINGTON,
artr!n' IIetpAtrh Ia Thr t'hthso Ttttnne.
Eia3ffk u!1tN H. t. Ei.Dt |

@11rtihi lltdFatfh 10 ! Hf tHHMkn ItbHHE.
W4snl.urns. II. t., srpL IS.
ritE KA1tEtEit EEHEIrEtEA
Ihn Attorney t'rnrfnl'A aft,re IL rxafuInlnR the
tttlr uf MI nasilnat cen,rte1tr~, With a view III
t"mrtrt!nR the Ergt rnfar.slon on the Part uF the
UEift" Stairs. This istErct AtturnnEa In The SER.
tfn! l1'cst tftstFlrta have fnrwatht the se<ut oi
their Investigation IN rar raAr, ant, hs seIlitr
i. tAr Ian Regulating shr trannrf uf rn.e.nsnen,
ns''HlrHT tatr1, IN" AtHe1 t1rnesnt l. u!llgrl lu
Enss t!nnllJ mruu cact putrha'r.
lErf1HtH F.IH F9e HF t1ytERH4ENr ftsra
Ihr rntY-ns IT pu.t linfrn. MIrh,rar, f,.r NJ.
I'-nlr't IN t'tn"ral shrfNlaf,, thfnHrl, H'.nAtal
fiat1sn!, VI HAT rlart, IN ha nnrtti III snl.nrp
tlt rse ''i 1'9tE"n 1t the i'"ts t3sntE MEll,atJ
Reservation tnf NJ! f,riE"ul'nra ta.t An s!in n!.
tnrrhHtnta ha'1 f'tAn f,a'fn fnr fr tatf a. usl,'
NtlH Fth.t.l hftl", t."n. tie Mar nrpa!tfM"nt
fs"hllItlr ''ftslu r,itnn ns~ NJ Thea .u!ttt4t
itsnisaro. raa h"'t t's ts":,Lsal l',r |" tf+.rut
fnitG-i t!tlsfe4sns f'.t III" tsit. tshresat FhLf
in"t., i":''as, %!f"t hl.tr H.. .o" iit.t t4.n. a
Haf4e"H. t''"llt '"i.s+n',i |" RI all ti.u te..rLs
Ut tha sils+ns:
hAr thual 4rG4,hn hnIns
~ ltra lei nj 1" 4ni"T, ihH t4LAauft Esta,I. L,
''s ~a IN Ias'a t'n'i. s,+s'rnl "t I4.. lrt4II si
i'"'rs III '.'.n'"'hsII''i'a ut :''''. tr' sud s! III"
laIs.
1nTiE AnhtHuATHB pHrBA
Ahh@l A. II ehtahIAht h,tI kIt-
Arift1IHht hLllt. ID : ht, ECArf HILL Wall &E
1hcd. Sud Ha. u sLu Attaiisuuhl, til. ulufung
ttAHtaGttLK hlls1ntas.
Cl1hnEhrr STATEMENT,
ItcfcsFl8 TT tfaftlntal EHtItIH.T fnT The week
1851 ,.'Hi hlirAcns. tux, IeA; Redemption, tlpd
I'M.
losl1inh Or orr GOVERNMENT o9 TIE cUulA
4ItE+1IrA.
NEW fhHK. Sept, ln+-lt IN ktalri that 1t II not
HE lnle4luu Ut thu administration 10 puAh TIT
tttllelntnt u lhn Ca!.ah difficulties ttr tho pres,
tnl, nnF 10 anything hint would To likely III rrt
tare fratn apq provoke war s1lh her. Maltrra
hMst been doing. IN the hnpe thnt the aran!4d
f.h'crfElthl NIL nhaily accept thu slckles prupo,
hit1uN.
, 1869-09-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ill. c1,y. On tbr tsl!,
istt. ty Ks1: y. II. Kytrf, II. H.. lit. William j.
FKOsT-RCLI.AKE-in iii e.,v, III, iets.. =, tho
f. Ers1st, TIT !i94'e ly H. =; H M.drI: q. b.. Vi.
:, .,hAaEHART-WiIS1S- thi' clty, 18th int, =;
the Icri5cneE Of the lridrs mother. ~ IrE. ". ii.
ElfE ntrth G.. " isnn
y. 4. Ryder. =. D.. Mr Jamc1 q. Kiddiy and Mist
SA5Al Ann f;nfirn
s1HEETEH- CLARk-0n Sc}E :. at thr Ecsifsuce
nf tl!G toef iAthtr tIeaenn t. y. Cfarkl. Uann Eitr
MiehtTan by tlu 1tev S4.rrnn y. hsr<trs, Dr. John
, 1869-09-19

Ht"i.It EE@ sI.it..s.a iii. IL A.e 4t ..I,iAyt AL
si"'.+.t Ia s.A.ItA tr-t1,J.
HH slt u" t If ti. suFE IA4.kU ..l.n II liu
'FsAfs1 tL1A te 44b+st sl,.ht ID h44I II s,uLI
s4'lit lEi sMaaIcst uHAI.t.lf If f.4t1;
u sE kAI tttA1!s all t1 h. Al u jttIn it. in
tl"snJu;
FIr.tHts sr"E4inn AHa IS+s Il IuIrts AMI finder,
t"HEli n.rtts tender. Ly IT. AeIian;
Huns tho tneItc1 fat tIla TIN hfe;
h'Lnx awAy with II! 1tuak aud saltll If ErtAA,
I!flntErs rrrra1atian Vi Arp--Gthe5 Lci If cuJ,
or Lining aEe serving thu rurrp.c;
Nc I4,uudlGs Vt tlrak;
nIsenst1 With nrtr aiy fuT ehcr rnkc u1 charcoal:
liIlhfs trtlIail3 well O.rr t.A! 1T Mta,4
And Bat~t, !rnn cttlrr The favor of atrAt u.ulIed
"srF wnt'd Goals, with I'll Tho tuIcrs Of 4 rnsst;
Answ~Fs fuf Allts!frd atorc r1nEc opening,
And II tllall5 eood fur
, 1869-09-19

- L. n G n G q G no o.
t47 TWenty-second-st,,
Mr. AND MRS. SULLIVAN vii np+n . rI.,. f,-
e5l!tten oetoter md It p. n; aad {aF saui,a
, 1869-09-19

NEW f0hk, Sept ls.-Two trims co!ltlIcd OF
the Hudson River fta!tIoad at St1tT.ntnth street
last hight Nercrnl carr were destroyed. Dut
traln WIS loaded with OIL but fortunately the Of
cars escaped lD1ufy.
, 1869-09-19
EfEtscn,

Franco
4"k kaFaKss TO srAkT AGAIN OK 1tyu r,a4rv.
1UCR.
rhe rn, PARIS, Sept IL
Q! tsctolrr, '"1 ta=t vi 'ae "a
TIE ENrERoK.
The Fnocr,, ,,..., rAN1F, Sept. IS
to-day. 4oea u AlolatelA
t.,.,, TUE o.crhKs1cAL corsc31.
K fnttts asatr1& That the French o,,
VIII scnd no rrprcser,a,,.r - ~. 1o'esusoent
-Eou1c4L ~ Ae 0-c1ncolc4l
, 1869-09-19
FOREIGN.
Another Talk Between Napo-
leon and Prim.
The Spanish Press Indignant at
the Course Of Minister
Sicklcs.

rANIs, EciL i7-ErcninH.
General Trm's SECOND and latest audience with
Nsrt!ct}D Was Of Ill houfa ttufalun-the kuhjrct
matters Of t1r conversation aHurllnR cauHd for
very considerable Rsntuut uf nn1lons outside sreo-
ulat!on. II being pretty arcusutelJfaaccftAlncd,
tt.iaJ thai The attunt'on IN t:nl'a ths revolution.
an1 1hc chances Ut III rrrfc+slnn, M wcli ~ tin
rtchaHc future VI tint fHland Us regards IT. form
Hf Rhtrfnfnrhs nnd right tH rules, wGrc usr1aaelt
The Emperor nttsIstd MI auiFabtr arrangement
between fiIr apantsh antbhf!tlrs auh the tatnr.
IN Washington. III thr matter uf TIT American d..
hlrr fDr ardaEs!1on "f 1Hrr!sort hJ purchase add
thR, tnxn. tht r!tsr uf hla !rtnnsks, lila Dptutbu
tn the effect Inst II thr var continued With tn pres
rit attendant t'alatt.r-, President !,rant wuu!A
t ct1frllei IL ttttftefr tt wtn thr ct,nt-rstl.nr
thrteF, II unJ M hch1 nt1t fur the tnIlsu III In.
sEh.tty. HttIrlAl FrIn replied that hc waa him.
stt personally Wiling Il, nrgutatc with the Att,rrl-
t.nH autl,rfles In tue direction nltat'H ~ thn
ruler Ut Frabrt, hut that epaIn t.tl
h!s ft!lnw traf''tJ ntn Mt large senn'n'i orrnici
IL futl, tuuf.t- !iaWitu", III itplt, Ais.sed
Trim Hsrl lhr sraiat4s III intat~, Ir th!s rnt",
lila UHH t.znIIr, md rst up tuE4, }l4t Al ftH hat
sisrn Ut MrslcU, bttnre 1t II. lon lar IL rio 10
Ht1f. Enuf.
F@rErFAHHr
He5tfnl StrkIrs lns rfnrra",i n~w r'ar Of
.tthttt.nar Ut thr tHMn rHttIttt. Era!n n IN NJ
!n'ttst e'Ast If +@tlttfHtrt, la1tnr ntra lpllfng
'rts. II tHHt Il" fait. fr's"tnt NJ tn" news lfu
tts In, tr,nt,s t,rr, wrat at,.r,,,, rn1 t,a,t. a,
vim, st.h,,,.,. -, ttku, IN ,,.t.,t -. H., 1m ~
II sri II, ,n.p
H.. o,.,,.,, '.,'' -
,,,.i ii .,',,.,, 80, -. H. '3'
..,a.i,u,, IL ,,,,.,.., n...,, I'll, ~. w. ~"
+u.bl c,,., ii lin ,,,, u,x .,,,.,' tn, III
att,,,,,5 sn,., .jt.. n. ~ l., r." L,,i ~
ta,x,,.s ii. ..s .nu., II. l.. . ,i..,,.. ,'.,.,.1
1 .l.t. .nA.A.,,,,, ,,r,., raj ,,tt,. ,,,,.,u,,,n
II, In . liza, u.,,r4n,t, tt,t In. ,,..,,,,. xI,.,,,
t,,I,u t.u u.trls ,t,.t H.. ,,,.,, ,t', ,,' ~, ,,'
nur.t,v, NJ liz s.sl,. III l,,s ,J.i II, t, II,,,'
states; t,,l )as ,,rf,1y but,,t ,at thr a,nrr,'.n
t,u,ttnt,rul /. llnnv f., ,,t,r.u,. ~. -,
n,r. f,, .n,, ..,,I,,,,.. -. s,. ~ '.' ~
, 1869-09-19

"CN*tsU VVUHEY EUIrs
1EkALp, H., Sept 1s.-Thc DckAlh CounsJ
fAlf has closed There waz large attendance
antl The exhibition waA Ghr. Everybody va!
KatsnetL In tnu trot N1other Jonathan teaI
Kate Fisher three sttnight heats. Des1
tl1le, 2;iat.t,
, 1869-09-19

EXCURSION 0NTHELAKE,
The lively little steamer SARAH VAN Fps ?
Meyer. Master. viii make three trips ta hide rARK
To-Day. leaving C1astst Bz1ke i: II. au,3spd74
oheieek, d IL
, 1869-09-19
DIED.

FRf5ftY-In this city Sert i. 1t tho se.idruec Of
r.: hath31a. on M:hathav, Salllc n. swrpr, wife Of
.fuuc.a isosa Gsase Church, wahe.,..v On Sunday
1atE [nst-. IT o'clock p III
~ baltimore paper rrasc copy
AoPkiSs-tln ,hr ltsh int. Ailla Gordon, infant
FAKLFF-Sr1t- H. At the Tvttdrncr nf her r1rcuts
john md Anna FaJ1ty " "
Funeral will tAke placr frs,tn r,-dcntr At 9or,oel
p n thIs dAT !Sundsy1 Friends nG tic family Atr r.
srretfu1ts tnttes1 ta attend -
~ TfrT md AttlHnf ptp+Es p34A44 enrY
, 1869-09-19

TxkFArER AbTKR7IBtN1 AGIErs
Are nafAnit<t ia rrrrfte ar+1tisn4+t4 yur fHr T1u
me al orr o.rret rat@s Ain. a-~a rrrvirr t1r-r.
H''Hr"ss rr nntirss FIR oil kEHBfArEhs nh MAoAz1NE1
G" any - N"gA71'} IN the O. Tt-riArrs, the pub.
ittArrs' loseH 1,rir-t.
, 1869-09-19

aW0S0lic,

Tie member nt Natl,4n.ts lnder M tEa A. h
T. a.. m hc'rtE notified sr httrr tsrlr mil regular
s'itntiea asf"r, Monday evening. Artt a. 1t o.rtrk
Ing. ~ &" '|% l-'s',
tED MrEtWAfH N Al
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-08

falls upon the men who do the duty.
A half glance of the matter will show
that nc private, far less any officer, can
uniform himself give hisstimeito par
AIDES, reviews or duty and keep up
armory expenses for the small sum APP
propriated by the bill. They give to
the State far more than they receive.
i If we have any militia at all, it
should be a good and effective force.
The war, and the riots in the North
ern cities ut sundry times, have learned
us that militia is a necessity that we
are unsafe in our lives and our proper
ty without-if we SO choose to call it
the terrorism Of an armed power which
when the emergency ariser, can coerce
the mob by the strong hand. Aside
from all considerations OF preparation
for war-which may never comet is
q duty to preserve among our people
the soldierly spirit. 1t is part of our
education. And when civil tumu,t
arises, as it may tomorrow from causes
entirely unforeseen, it is we'll to have IA
good militia or reserve police to over
awe the elements of strife
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-08

Mrs Debora B. l.. Wade, wife OF
Rey, Jonathan Wade, D. d. Of Bur
mah, has entered into rest. She was
seized with an apoplectic attack the
day previous while at dinner. and rem
dered at once insensible She passed
quietly away, and was buried on the
evening of her departure. Mrs. Wade
was born in the State of New York,
Jan. 10th, 1901, and died at Tavoy,
Burmah, Oct 5th 1868. She sailed
from Boston ON the Goth of June 1928,
with her husband, and has resided i'll
Burmah ever since. with the exception
of visit to this country in 1888. Her
missionary life embraced period of
As years. She was woman of marked
ability,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-08

An EDIroR's FAREwELL.-The following
address Of Western editor to his readers is
not bad hit at what is calld freedom Of the
press. Each individual freemen will give you
perfect liberty to contradict and controvert
the notions and opinions of everybody but
himself:
The undersigned retires from the editorial
chair with :. complete conviction that all Is
vanity. From the hour ne started his paper
to the present time he has been solicited to
lie upon every given subject, and can't re-
member ever having told wholesome truth
without diminishing his subscription list, or
making an enemy. Under these circumstan-
ces of trial. having thorough contempt for
himself, he retires in order to recruit his
moral constitution"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-08

The temperance movement at Howell,
Mich, has Fengrossed the attentionof
the most prominent men in the place.
In compliance with the request Of a
com ulittee appointed for the purpose
the saloons have been nominally closed,
but are still accessible by the back
doors. To remedy this at the last
public meeting an organization was
formed to be known as the "Citizens'
Temperance Society A stock COM
pany was formed to defray the expenses
of prosecution, and shares taken at
S25 each, to the amount of 80, ops. two
per cent. down, the remainder to be
paid if needed,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-08

A young man living near Nashville,
Tennessee, shot the lover of his sister
last week while the marriage ceremony
was being performed The girl caught
her lover in her arms, and had the
ceremony concluded before his death.
Mr.. Dorsey OF Pawtucket, Rhode
Island, provided dinners last Sunday
to the convicts of nearly all the New
England State Prisons, and for those
ia Auburn, New York. More than
1000 prisoners in New England alone
enjoyed his hospitality.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-08

OF course it is always pleasant to
know that the American Eagle is fear
ed and respected by the bloated min
ions of foreign despotism. Read the
following story in late number of
The Pail Mall Gazette
IAN amusing incident occurren at
the opening of the French Chambers
on Monday. A newly-appointed at
tache at the American embassy came
to witness the ceremony, but, being
unknown 20 the police, was stopped 10y
the officials at the door, who asked
him his name. The attache answered
something in English and attempts d
to pass on, but the officials refused to
admit him. This SO enraged the
American that he seized the officials
by the collar and knocked their head s
against each other two or three times.
An officer now came up and asked the
attache for his card, which was imme-
diately produced, and had Il remark
able effect on the conduct of the
policemen, notwithstanding the hard
usage they had received. They bowed
profoundly, and with much empress
ement showed the attaehe to his seat.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-08
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. T.

An insane man named H@fer, living
in the outskirts OF Hannibal, No, muir
dered his daughter, 10 years old, yes
terday. He strangled her with strap,
then cut her body IN two, and other
wise mutilated the corpse. He was ar
rested When asked why he commit
ted the deed, he replied that he offered
her as a sacrifice to Christ
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-08
P1TTsBuRa, Pa. Feb. I.

Michael Kaufman, German barber
Of this city, shot little boy named
Edward Miller, on Saturday evening.
The boy was looking into the shop
window, and after being ordered away
by Kaufman, the latter fired revolver
through the window, killing the boy
almost instantly. Kaufman narrowly
escaped lynching by the citizens, but
was hurried off to Jail.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-08

Among reported sales is the resi-
dence of Cornelius Walsh ON Clinton
avenue Newark, to a New York mer.
chant for 800, 600; the new residence
of Mr.. VIM. H. McClave on Broad
street, for $45, 900 and the residence
of John H. Kase in West Park street,
for $4,000
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-08

The furnishing goods store of J. E.
Crawford, at st. Louis, Mo-, was enter
ed by burglars last week, and property
to the amount of $4,000 stolen there
From. va. ....t
A woman in Ridgeway, Lenawee co.,
Michigan, lately sued saloon keeper
of the place to recover money spent by
her husband for liquor, and after an
exciting trial, verdict of $65 was rem
dered in her favor. tta
People in San Francisco, wishing
Chinese women as servants, requent-
ly pay their passage from China A
complaint has recently been made that
these women are often ''stolen" by
other parties, who intend to ''sell"
them-whatever that may mean.
A bin against prize fighting has been
introduced into the Ohio General
Assembly. 1t Furnishes by fine of
from $50 TO $500, any person who re-
ports prize-fght, or who prints or
causes to be published any detailed &C.
count Of a prize fight. 4tN~ .A
The Chicago authorities have drop
ped the French word Boulevard" in
its proposals for city improvements,
and substituted the word 'sAvenue."
The Chicago Times purposes, funnily
enough, but seriously, to use the Eng
lish translation. ''Bulwark" ~
The Berkshire Glass Works at Lanes
borough, Mass, now employs 100 men
and when in full operation 40 The
blowers work by the piece and earn
from $3.50 to 5000 per month The
supply of material iii the immediate
neighborhood Of the works is almost
inexhaustib,e.
Breckenbr idge's pathetic story about
the fidelity of his old body servant,
Tom, proves, on Rebel authority, to be
. mere romance. A Southern paper
says that Tom is ''hand and glove with
the Radicals, and up to all the devil
ment of that devilish set of devils
The Gospel Banner publishes letter
from the Rev. S. Fl. McCollester, who
is in the East and have visited the re-
mains of the Maine colony at Jaffa.
About % now remain, and they appear
to be doing well, though they have en-
dured great hardships. Adams, their
leader, has left the country, much to
their 10y.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-08

Mr.. Brewster has sold nine acres on
the Hackensack road for $4,000 to a
Mr.. Hill of New-YorI.
The trial of Thomas Lafon ir,, for the man
slaughter of Joseph Hebring, will be called in
the Essex County Oyer and Terminer this
morning.
The New York Sun has taken to ILL
ustrating its pet theme the velocipede
with cuts. A one-wheel is the latest
invention on the tapis. 49,
NEWARK. The Common Council has
made the usual appropriation for the
celebration of Washington's birthday,
and Committees were appointed to eff
feet the necessary arrangements for or
alton. parades, and other demonstra-
tions.
The case of John Mcdonald and VIM
Whalen on trial in the Essex County
Quarter Sessions, for alleged assault
and battery upon and the rape and rob-
berry of Mrs. Sarah Anderson, the cir
cumstance of which were reported at
time in this paper, was terminated yes
terday afternoon. Mcdonald was ac-
Quilted upon all of the accusations and
Whalen was found guilty of rape only.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-08

The death is announced of Sir. Hen
ny Ellis, who was for "a long series of
years principle librarian of the British
Museum.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-08

Five of the European sovereigns are
bachelors. One has been divorced
without going to Illinois. Twenty six
of them are married-es especially the
Sultan OF Turkey Six have lost their
royal cousorts by death.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-08
New ORLEANS, Feb. 6.

Gen. Sherman arrived this morning,
accompanied 10y his daughter, Col.
Dayton and wife. They will remain
some time.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-08
PANS, Feb. 5.

The. Marquis of Moustier, late Min
lister of Foreign Affairs, died to to day.
Dispatches from Algeria announce that
the Insurgents were met by the troops.
and after brief engagement wererout-
ed and dispersed.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-08

Boston has one doctor who pretends
to practice "Naturepathy," and one
doctress who practices ''Baunsthedis-
mus y .---..E --.
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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-08

The furnishing goods store of J. E.
Crawford, at st. Louis, Mo-. was enter
ed by burglars last week, and property
to the amount of $4,000 stolen there
from. y-.....i
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-02
Ex-Governor Worth

1t gave us pleasure to receive in our
sanctum on Saturday, Ex-Governor JoNA-
THAN WORTH, looking in much better health
than when we last met him. There is no
one of the public men of our State to whom
we feel more kindly, and to whom we would
pay moro honor than to Governor WORTH.
From oul earliest youth having differed
most radically from his political views,
even While we respected the ability and
consistency with which he adorned his Of
fetal life, and having dissented materially
from some of the minor points of his ad-
mlnistration, we must confess that the
record which he made in opposing the en-
croachments of tyranny and the prostitu-
ton of our grand old State at the behests
of military dictators, has linked his name
in enviable association with the few proud
memories of the last four years. Venera-
BILE with age and respected by the worthy
citizens of the State, he has the proud sat-
isfaction of having performed his duty with
firmness and with ability, and possessing
in an eminent degree
e. that which should accompany old age,
AZ honor, love, obedience. troops OF friends"