davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

AT BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND, IN A PRIVATE
~ fanny p-easant yugc r1aYa; - rninStes seT
IRON south err. niaass from landing apacos grounds
s..'''s' particulars apply al " Wea Thirty.
.cyuud street,
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

s)OD STREET.--A LARGE FRONT ROOM. ey-.-rt- :,
Ls) for gentleman and wife; or ~ y,- SIoar q tn =
family Also Room two .s.s.-- rni = vy' y ~ -
tu'a. srpy IL G0s opposite London terrace.
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

z vANDAM STREET. r.-HANDsoMELf FURNISHED
4 front Paror and Reiguora and Eingle Room to le with
r without Board terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

30 HIsT TO RTtENTH STREET, BETWEEN FiFTI
30 and sixth avcnues Second story Room, hand
soney iurBhe with ample close. room to let with Board
fiorn jane I. Reerepce.
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

| 400 WEST THIRrYTHIgD STnEET, BETWEEN
10 Seventh and Eighth avenues. "A PRETTY furnished
Rocyn on frs, with BATH ana gus; Si2 per
! week, with iul Board for the lady.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28
wILLIE's SIGNAL.

A twilight. in old Hospital ST. Luke,
rhe smiling eyes that watched grew vet With
crying,
And kind lips kissed away with loves rebuke,
The cruel anguish OF the sick and dying
In tho fourth ward boy with broken bones
Lay dreading what the morrow should betide him.
And sobb'd and talked BY turns in falt--ing tones,
with listie susie In the cot beside him.
For he had borne the knife that day, and strain
On his weak limbs OF surgeons cord and spiiuter,
Till he had tainted with the wsight Of pain
Too great for ons just through his seventh winter
40 .is aud treh5le Al the dOetor's warning
- think 'twsre better, susi-, 10 be dead,
IAN bear the 4rtt has coming In tas morning
"Tlsy say that svary night the loving Lord
Cota,s mere for some Of Is, la watch or slunbsr,
And nave pr y-d tlaf whsn he walks oar ward
to-Hls u, he'l ta-.s me, too, among His nj nber.
81 hoee Hen know want Hin-tad Eve planned
o. is IT my % dreaming when lie sees US,
Above the id-eio' hss-so-'o prop NY hand.
And bod 1t there to be my sisg for Josas
At midaszat, In old Hospital ST. Luke,
whie l-,nP- -ssa'a low Ger lives Jet lower
burning,
aud angel .isrp alooG At paiu's rsbuse,
i-alsted pale sy'iids, going All returning
yrsssav tas Son Of God. vita soartsnanes bl1nd,
o. ~ sucr. lis Eiory al cJrcszllsg,
.-l.ae q. ias aseko.ins q taAt iftsd uait
AaIs.1.is - answer % that uato appealing
Tue arm grew weak that hnld it-FaitA's good viii
stayed gptle tiny On OF snppiicalipa
-rI iorr sud wh-a a. qulVcrci and grew still,
politse w fr,tu soEroH T. sa4Fs'-oa-
IA. uosr a, last. rsA nurses e--nss again
a,al So ;l4- eEiii-liks tok "a When Il IiaEsrs,
erect aad ccld above The Gu lter2ans,
With .sigpation In IL hsigless nngsfs.
Yrors sight 4 fear and sound OF parting hope.
Ard curses sraag fro.n sufferers anforgiVan,
rhs sod q wouaded Wills had gous up
i.-t ly that lIitls liftsd hand TO h-aVen-
.fv wait for d-a'h, q spirit sick with sir
fs L nov taAy initiate tie ehild's behaviour,
A.d floni the wounds of penltenes within
Stretch forth hrT signal to the healing savior.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28
coxsrITUrIosAL coxyExrnox.
Lis, Outstanding Committees.


GA Wednesday the = the President an.
nouaced the following appointments Of
Standing Committees of the Co1Vrntion-
saying to gentle composing them, thzt
be- hoped they would not regard 1t As i'm
pr, ratiye upon them to OBJ erve the rule that
gives tue cnsirmauship to thVse d st named
IN the lists:
o. Bill Of Rights John D ,x,er, r P
Ooks, J iseph II Blackburn, W u Carter,
W 7 d herty, George Y Porter, nf ii ywooi
Matt Martin, n McNabb, 7 C No, ris, W N
Sample, John N TSyLr.
"a the Legislative ,p,rtment-W II
8 eyhens, J.m-s Britton, II r Gibson, K
Henders n. n B~owu, T b Isi', George
W Jones, Il Shelton, W 7 Tn 'mp>on.
On Elections and Ri ht- Of 5 fsgs--A
Up Nicholson, R II Bate, Neil 3 Bcoyn,
Warren Cumm ngs. W v DsAdrriek, james
E .n'rss', S isrrill Hil. Billing G 'rdon, A
A K, ! p, q n Key W Il Williamson.
On Fiaance, Ihternsl Improvements snd
Corporal io1s JShn A Gardner, Jesse A :
dr-ge, A BliEz rd JAMES A O. tfia Geo-ge
D brell, S 5 HoaS-, d u K-u dy, Jo'erh
MAhry, A G AeDJus.l, GsOrg7 Z ssAy,
W II Stephens.
Ga Executive DEPARTMENT Gecrge W
Jones', John Alleu, J W Br,n~"n. John Z
DroDgvole, W Il Fielder, II /. W Hill,
C Parker, S S eplri, Richard Warner,
Jr., " " Virgin.
Ga judiciary D .partmouf--I D Heisk II,
J,hn Baxter, John W Burtop, AieKAudzr
" Campbell. John Y II ,use, ThomAs n
Jon. $, A o y chal-,'n, John E.thrrland,
,me, Pores, Jr., John d Thomson, W
B Stzlry.
o. Miscellaneous Su 'ct,- James J Tar.
ner, William BSrn. 7 " BIrk-ti, Rupert
CoOwning. D Deavrupurt, J. p Cant
Charles N Gibbs, JJhu s @ rner, S J Kirk
patrick, L G Fulkner, G W wu-rs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

the monument that nos marks the mo'her's
grave. Tue inscription upou IL WAS Gu
Braved on solid tablet Of brass, an inch
IN thickness, h~avils plttel with silver,
aud thus u read: as .cred 70 the memo =
Of ChArl tie s smiley, aged nineteen Yeas"
This Hlisi duty performed, she returned
to EaglAnd and lived a life Of unobtruSive
pteiy aud usefulosss. The plate placed
upon the stone that marks the grave va
snppo-ei to he of solid silver, and tempted
the cupidity Of certain vindAls, who, with
hsmnrr AND chi~els, succeeded ia pFying Il
from the slab. They we're never Detected.
Many years AffetwNd, some q cd s ,marit al
caused the simple naaIs Of e 's'lllte Ten
l,le to be cut un iri meath the ex AVIATION. -
There Il may h-lsesa within lev feet Of
BrOadgsy, 10y any one who will taxa the
trouble tor look through the iron railing
The last tins We glanced al the slab, nov
Alnost imbedrd In the ground, We saw sew
eral spsrro~s taking q bath 10 this water
shich hal collected 10 the excSv alton from
Shich the villains rcmovrd the plate aud
other little spngsters we're singing = reqpium
srsr her grave--near which We we're graft
I'D tn ob.ervs = forget m--noi, douh less
plsnted there hy SIN kind h-art VITO in
child odd had sept "y-r ths n and m
mtntic St,ry "f the bsrszved girl.-ApIIs.
toms Journal.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28
MAGAZINE NOTICE.

A USEFUL, ENTERTAINING, AND
BEAUTIFUL MAoAzISE.-The Febru-
AIRY number If Demorest's Monthly pre-.
sents an extraordinary ARA Of literary
novelties, useful items Of information,
aud beautiful illustrations, which almost
bewildcr Us with their profusioO.--
Among the gems IN the February num-
Der of this model Monthly is Sehillcr's
Song Of the Bell" illustrated with
seven fine and very characteristic en-
cravings alsO the fourth plate 10 The
series Of Coles Voyage OF Life
very finely engraved, with much useful
aud seasonable information also Jen-
ny Jupe's splendid Talks with WU.
men," aud numerous other interesting
and useful topics. But We must refer
the reader to the book itself, az no mere
mention will do justice to this modt
Magazine. Yearly, ss.00, or wher
dubbed with the Ne~s, $3.50 for the
two, with splendid engraving to each
subscriber. Address Demorcst's Month
ly, 838 Broadway, New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28
rares. - \ "a. 20 As.

.t.... fu..aa.s, trcrnt iure
) aw~' Hall, Ia in's city, uu
'p4 s-ars l. ;" Satrd snne iu,et.
~ scr U'r pon'7d out the
rr 10 e .rosfHg a. wAs indie
BIZ, a., l'lzr e.panl~ OF Change
.us,l .aflr seuuZ nu ,ae very e-nter OF
IT, Sud ives aever i.sL II Svrf f"th ~
,ae s.su 81 : kht and best, O. reis-a ~ h
~. ths'ra.ut AS f3'd Or ans Ca. too
.as ~ rr~d INTO mgs.e ard .vs,
.ha|h - - m~..n 1ver no strike tue bios ;
Dr.. blow Produced h.at; 30 torce was coa-
rDsh F.ter Re- O. yer lost. BY au essy
.i.usiu "a, ne pls,ei % thr s,oFias up o.
b,rce. ife gave some remarkable Instances
q tnls strgiug, WI len a molecular. Thus,
one p,und OF coal has sutfeisut poser Ia %
% ratss oae pound Of matter two thousAnd
miles high. Then referring 20 pail 81 "a
Ger changed fret into zee, then dissolved in
| 10 waier, which Go tnfn vas changed int
steam, saa subsequently, separated lot
nxrEea and hydrogen, ha rem used that
/ thc force requisite 10 make these eight ? .ri'
,f1oxvg.u aad one ~ hydrogen INTO satel
rt.-l. 81 RI. tto fs'f NJ one iuu doNn 4
r..r. rrref 44urs 90 steam inf'
Il Is .a-n sp ffn-r -r ls" ~ 'n- iaf
llalu f-t. ID etIer 800 70 ~ ftl
y - 'nn ISIS frt a snarl~iW ~ W
~ rsasea rrritN n nr,rtf~ 'Hr tf'
. .rro w1iri eHt carried ia
Z NJ rros -.s ErffrI- rt 'r rn- nle tr arn
-ns .r. rigHs -f frrn DO
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28
Bristol ~ e@s.
FRIDAY, January 70. 1870.
n Good Point.

Mr.. Jno. Slack has offered 4 bill in
the House allowing the Tenn. & p r,
Road TO pass north Of Knoxville, and
terminate at Bristol or some other point.
As that new line, under control CT G en-.
Msnney, owes iis existence and it,
prospects to the airline principle, it i,
quite plain that the uuaatuasl deaec.
tion necessary for it 10 touch Knoxville
must be fatal to it. IL must steer AT
once for Bristol, which is destined to
he the upland railway ceatrs Of the
South. The bin Of Mr.. Slack has pass.
cd 6rst reading and will we hope be-
come a law.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28
Charlotte Temple.

Apo7g be couatless thrones shieh daily
pass aud rel ass Trim ~ Chnreb, hos many
knOw that ~Ithia lev feet OF the crowded
thoronghiAre Of BroAdsay IL gave ~bieh
covers all that rem ,iSs VI q once beautiful
and faciaagiDg woman, the record az who>e
sorroNs las aImmsd tiie eyes ~ thou ssnds
No date of bigth, no Indication Of famhy
aud no date oi dvatD. Appear On the O. a.
that covers the grave u Charlotte Temple,
whoss tragic Story. once tGr thrme u ~ ~
eirel' =, Is pf,,b,bl uRknosn 70 too greater
aumour O, young rsad~rs. Tue most hetn-
aiul girl ia Mes Yirk--so " Ia clai1s,.--
she sllrseted me stt1ntloa Il youag otii-
Ger, a member % one Of Eagi-nai's eldest
aud pruudrsG tamiliss, Win sith bls regim ~
sntsraa thr cary sh-n the hrltisa occopird
New Yrk. Al eF ibr bitti- ~ Lag IslAnd.
Charlotte. then saly sas1atsen, sss SOoed
Ant Won hy The dashiug onnE otfie-r. lie
desegte I her, aud then 1.-The Il SOY sac
s00n altrr died o. a broken hear. A hltls
daughter ~hich sae isn ~ . tend -rly cared
Tor, a. prOpsr ags was sken 70 ElSlsfd,
.nd fagtune q oue huadF-d thousand do
less srtlsd upoa her BY thr head Of hes
Tashsr's family, the late EAd OF d rby
| Grand falhsr 81 the present Lora Stanl-y
So. SECS fFr- faugh' aad sfrus 80
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

PARAGUAY aud Cuba are exceptions
in the hist Try of resistance. Lopez is
not conquered, but with 5000 men is
in the mountains and defiant. The Al.
lies may vaiuly count upon his abau :
donmsnt OF the struggle. Despite the
proclsmations Of Spanish officials at
Havana there is no peace on the lslard
Ct Cuba. With encouragement from
the American governments: the insurrec-
tion would yet succeed. But while
revolutions are possible at home, our
government will not acknowledge the sue.
cess Of any elsewhere.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28
Paper for Ru,,a,.r.

Our readers ~ill and in another column
an advertisement OF this new building ma
terial which Is now attracting much stten.
tion in the Wesf, and of which We havs re-
ceived very favorable reports. IL has been
recently tested 10 ClicsgO witb the result
we are Informed Of fully establishing It's
utility. 1t Is Said that . house twenty -tvo
feet long, sixteen wide, aud fourteen high,
can be covered on the outside for less than
50; aud house thirty six feet hy tWenty-
two, aud twenty feet higd, for eco. The
building can Dc done ct any season, and can
be- nnished with great speed, aud there are
said TO be numerous other advantages cnn-
nscted with the use Of the paper. IL ditf'rs
from ordinary paper 10 consistency, com.
pactness and sOliditv. 10 the manufacture
IL Is subjected to a'pressure Of hundreds Of
tuus, which squssEes out the liquid matter,
leaving . substance of the right thickness.
Il Is said TO be proOf against damp and
gn4wing Of vermin, and Il being an excel
lent run-conductor Of heat, must make q
warm dwelling 10 winter ami a cool one IN
summer. Il y used In the place of plastic,
ing for inside walls.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

Tbs fdlsr.l =, Vchr Mr. t,0t pace
y,seriay T,e tsy-rnin-n, -x1,-ctmg
drm tusfrati.in "a vi ex su-,vr pr,.p ,raiinn>
tn lrrs-ve nrder, al a. IN -Ar'S b tir al IT,
police a. M iitarv srr,nx NJ niS we're com
plsie. iriHg the mo-, ~ prt,,ir hvgu
u gtLher aruu1d the h"us Strfe he re-
mAlus werr lying, cauiipg Z n ~ parts ~
the city. Al eleven - * NV "a. stnr
sorSmea from the ,uruf1 tat = s>-h up
tho boui-v srts 80 - way .Utur w -tai. -
INV rArrtag.s 9Th adrs 81. -~ei h.
mo ing drpve To- III, ,nnsc 10 ir N p'o-
csssiau. ~ Gag q. "a dUPttA.iO e.. ~ S,Ik
m Bss' aithe rr,u4 n. I 81. s.rr~ts, from
The d ID Z n '"rdr {, the RI-, uas a led
vi h vast t"r " x 'f carrttx--, c''ntA "a *
nrtrd peru =, ~tu S.-r~ u { s,iud-d ly ttc
crowd ABi "a ir 80 'upAais vhrerrd. Tue
S-ath-r a. e.,ld Aad A~aVy, aud Tie ran
failing, bu tho nhmners e.atIru-d 20 IN
GREASE. . iwea I've ai,.i thr,eO', o K more
than ons burd ed ia ius snd pursnus w~rr
assemblsd Va tue victai thu paicu
wherU the r'Tuains wee ,xpOssd. r., h-
fort att "A led the inaer4l. tbs Hppe Araucs
us.led Eth great de nonstra ia 4 -ntha>i-
asn from the people. The IN sinS weIe
taken TO y .uitdy 10; iStermeuI, shith-r
they were f,llow by +, fr.r, sion.
fne rUNd " ,nt' to parade "a, ugh PAns,
ba l. iuis n w., br amer Uf the i-rt ss-ti,
rciur d . ecu cut. A. thu s-ulet-r, ttete
were frequent shouts ut " Y'us 10 R-Dbb-
ter ami the MArseilaiss ~as 81. 6 ~ tie
p-oglo during The day.
Wnile Rochsfort AMI x ,soail wero con-
ing do~n the C amps E., Is, accompanied
by great eO~d shO were sBging the VI II
sci laise, they were Stop I'D 10y u I-siurn nj
oi .rvops, AID the CT, wd ordered . dis
prrs-, K ,ch,fVrt claiming his right as Depu
~ passed on to the Chanlb rs, where be ar
r vud pale and much ex tied. The Clamp
Elys,s were then cleared by the tiovp-.
Two bsttslions were sIatiOnsd near tue
Legisl,tiv body and hv- reSinru's WIRE
m ,ssed 90 the boulsvsrds close at hand
The crowd naally dispersed without offer
ing resis' .ne', bat s1Inv 4.iSsts reIe IN de
by the police.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

PooR MAMMALIAN has been dearly
avenged. His uncivillzed murjerers.
backed by the white eyed sentiment Of
New England, hase walked on harvest
Of dssgou's teeth since the end of the
empire JusreE, whose name has been
ENROLLED by his persistence under difi-
culties, sud sfterwsrd became deprayed
in the hour Of victory, has worn bis
presidency with scarcely less pain than
that with which the Austrian Archduke
gore his crown The Archduke is dead
At the Land of Seward and Juarez, but
his blood .licks upon their memory
To-day Mexico has reached 10 her tur-
buleut and revolutionary history, PEE
riod when the central power If her ru-
Ter may be said TO have failed.
The resurrection in San Louis Potosl,
sustained by Disturbances IN OtLe'
States, defes the federal authority
These people will never be ruled by
power which is 10 inferior in Itrengtt
10 that which they can witness. aud are
not directly suenabls to across the Ri'
Grands. Their fate may be read OF
the bloody page of Cuban history. No
until they hAvs ruined their fair aud
fertile heritage will civilization be per
mltted to enter aud organize it anew
Mexico is the Ottomaa curse Of Ameri
ca, ana across its bloody aud exPose'
carcase European America will look de
faulty at each other until dissensiOn
With its vermieular brood, shall hAv
consumed il.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28
TENNESSEE.
THE CONDITION OF AFFAIRS II
THE STATE.
DEFENSE OF THE PEOPLE By
SENATOR FOWLER AGAINST
RADICAL ASPERSI0NS

S.uator Fowler defended the people Of
his STATE in the Senate Of the United States
on tue l0.h inst. as Iolliws;
Ihave bat oae remark TO make with ref
er.n to my Own State. ID has blessed
every person sho has spoken here, FROM
the roaring lion down to the very hulabiest
mem Der, TO bring Accusations against the
state q Tennessee, 1 do not know for what
re Asoa. She gave them no pledges at any time
She is under ohliEati0Ls to them for nothing
The reformations that she made she made
hsrsel.. Congress did not 20 iuto the State
of Tennessee ani legslate for the peope
there. / speak only Tor the people II ne
State. many Il who..' | have no particular
interest 10 whatever. more thi0 ! have M
| the people Of any other STATE IA the United
I States. Bat. sr, am opp0sei 10 having a
4 people wildnily, deliberately, aud shame
| fallv misropresented on the door OF tbs
/ senate vi the Uniel States. tLiHk thaI
| Senators before they bring such ascuaations
/ here ought 20 be assured that they speak
/ the truth 10 regard 10 great pecps, NJ
! man has a right on the door OF the Seuals
/ % utter whai is improper OF iaeoFrecL iis
oug4t 90 ttEe tiIae GA this aud GA every
measure s9nsiier il tairly aad properly
Naw, SIR, vita regard ~ the state Of
Teansssee, | hopa S0oa 20 take, occasion q
explan q the senate aud 10 the country
,he result Of the recent election IN thAl
! StAte Providence, wisdom. aud that goo
f,ith whioh vas Absolutely ascsssary % D
.xafe sci ward those p oFl- woa.i hss'
rt iet4stA Repnol san STATE avver tn
H.rItlc- Fe $3.50 I 4l ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

Paris dispatches Of Thursday evening
contain tho following Interesting inteli-
gencs;
TIE Adrssil use appears day a. uSuAl
the tone Of its articles Is very violent
Rlchef1rt, in leAiing editorial, says the
do nonstrAtion OF yesterday ~As cy for
Justice to morrow tn5 ciy nay am for
veogeaLcF.
VSOTHEs AccouSr ~ THE KILLING or SoiR-
PAKIs January 10. In Mgssillaise pub
fishes tue allowing statement Ot u. De
Fauville Z" ia the 10 h OF January, 1870,
at one o., lick, Victor \ ,ir aud myself re-
paired 10 the residence Of Prince Pierre
Bouapayte, 50 RE d'Ant0ine. We wer
commits Toned ny n. P4schal 3rOuss-t Ia
demsnI Of Prince Pierre Bonaparte his
reason Tor injarious articles against NJ. Pas
chal Grousset, Published 10 JdreHir De IL
Corss. We handed our cards to two SER
wants At the door, who ushered rs into a
small parlOr on the ground d or at our
right hand. After a lev minu IS We were
cond ueted MP stairs to a hrst n Ionr pts>ei
through fencing ruUn, aud haally entered
drawing 10 IN. A door opened, and VI
| Pierre B inaparte eut-rrd. We advanced
toward him, aud The folio sing words passed
l hetw cen ~; " Sir, Ss came on behalf al
N. PAschsi GsOusset, to deliver - letter r.
YOU" 'Y,u are not come then On behalf
| OF N. RocheG,rt, aud are not tools Ut bis 2
"a Sir. we are here IN oiler brsiuefs, and
beg y on TO look At this letter." aud handed
him the letter. lie approached vindIu
60 read IT,. lie read II, and, after eTushini
10 IN his hands. he returned toward US. :"
have provoked N. r Ichehirt," said h., "be
cause 70 IL thu standard bearer Of the rab'
"A I h. 4.
10 make 10 him. Are you representative,
Of those csFriou p
"sr.p AnsSered, We como 70 you 4
fulHn 10, atty and cOurteously 20 umiAsioI
en- rusted to Us by our frisad.
"Are you the representatives OF thcs'
wretehesf
Victor Nor replied " We are r'presen
tatives OF our friend.
Then suddenly advancing a step, lnS
| without pruyoc .tion n ruf parr, Prine'
n ,pap.rts ssppsd Victor y ir with his ief
hand aud Al the Sanie time drew ArevolSer
ri x chambers, Nhich he bad held con
cealeI 10 bis pocket slseady cooked, ans
dred up0n Npir wiIh tho muz1ls OF The pls
tol & O - "a HIN. y ir staggered, presss'
b ,th his hi- hsuis 10 his breast, aud sanl
down IN the do.E say by which be hal 20
tered This cos4rdly as Hsin then luraos
uAoa ms Aud hced. | then seiz sm.l
psst8l which mad IN my pocket, aud WILL
gas eudeayoring 70 Tree u frnm ifs shsatl
ths Wretch rushed On me bat when d
sau that I was armed, ho Ietrvlted, sioo'
behind tue door, sRd Ained At me-. II "a
then chat, coInpr~hen4ir & thr Alnbush int
| Inch &c had fallen. asd r,hectiug that
ered there Esuld nof be w4siing tbOs
.bo wouli al that sc had b-en the az
rro~sars. opened d,r1g ~hleh ~as BIB a.
~. vni rusne6 0ut egysng "mafdrr A.
4rof. A sreond shi't is''i"we'i, aud aEa
"a, "a 'hrvugh nay coat. Ia ne safres
- -, Wa., had strvng a ep..sga u Dc
..~.a a.. s.airs, and Nh, sss desa. Tbss
-, ~ f.c,s. iasl as tney ,rNnspirud. aad
- gor ..romgl aad exemplary justice &
MS cfiIns."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28
TIE vIRG MA BILL ~ rnL SENATE


V IsHIS0roS, Tuesday, Jan 10, 10
A. | o'clock the Virginia bill vas taken
~, and debated 10y Aessrs. ThAyer. Ny-,
ID AXE, Stewart, aud others. Mr.. Sumner
read extracts from newspaper reports Of
The campaign speeches OF CIV. Walker,
aud argued that they evidenced dIsloyal
spirit, aud that such q man was not to be
trusted. Mr.. Norton made rambling and
confused speech, the poiut OF which neither
him,e,f nor any one else could see. Be-
fots concluding he gave way 10 Mr.. Thay sr,
who moved 40 adjournment. Mr.. Stewart
eudeavOred to make some arrangement by
which . vote could be taken tomorrow At a
designated hour, bat Nessrs. Sumner, Will
son, and others positively refused ~ make
any agreement, aud Mr.. Turnbull then sp-
pesled to tie friends Of the bill 10 sit al
night, II necessary, and dght 1t out, bnt the
Senate was evidently tired Of the stale aud
prosy speeches that had been made, and
Mr.. thayer's motion was carried By vote
| OF 80 to 81.
The opinion this event regarding the
| Virginia bill Is that the SenA.e will be-
forced 70 q vote tomorrow, and the BiDg
ham bill, with the Wiley amendment, vii
be adopted. This amendment provides thA
the State shall be admitted to represents
,ion Immediately after the bill shall hsv'
become q law, and that the officers, boil
| National aud State, chosen at the last cleo
ton shall qualify under the prOvist ms o
the Fourteenth AmrndmenT. Gen. Butlr
| PROCESSES TO have canvasssd the House, sn'
asserts that Il the bill again reaches tina
body, u will never gst through without se
rious amendment.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

" The Secrets of the Great Cityj
work descriptive Of The virtues aud VI
ees, the mysteries. miseriss and crimes
of New York City" is the title Of a
handsome volume, just Used by Jones
Brothers & Co., PbiludeIPbia, Pa
1t tells how fortunes are made aud
Loaf in q day-how shreSd men ar
ruined in Wall Srest-how c'"D
men are swinaled b. shstp~r--
ministers aud merchants ar- o.a's a's..
sd-how dance halls aod oc"~e
looas are managed = how g'm'
houses aud lotteries are eondue i- p
stock and oil eompeni'- RI =, aa,
how the babies b1r-,---pd '.s., q
New York, its psouls, is soe,e'J 't'
ncb, its poop, their l'fe, their haa't''
their b.uut. aul th peouhari,is' %
churches, theatres, palaces, bowels, ten
.ment houses, aud public building'j Of
editors, judges, lawyers, brokers, wer
chants, mechsuic aud sewing g'rls Of
policemen, detectives, sailors, 6remso
news boys, beggars, thieves, dead beats
swindlsrs, gamblers. aud tho deusi'
scuds Of hotels, boarding houses -
ioons. beer gardens, cab eot faHr'
houses Of Fifth Assaus hrt-FsI
tia Blw,ry. VA, Street. ise tiu
Po,re and Central Parks Of pasa.rak
-. rogehf, f'iuue is'isr' qatef'
.-,.. ,-.sra -..' lrnrrra