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MEDICAL ELECrRlCIrY, for the relief OF acute
chrsnc disrs spphe BY Dr. cHAnsknLr No. We" Fos
ttenlhst
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

JAMES P. MAGER. Methods,
Book Concern. Boston.
WM. WILKENS, 6rm W. Wilkens
h Go.
JULIUS II. PRATT, President Of
I hontclsir Il. r., N. J.
Z CHAS. J. STARR. Merchant
WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant.
GEO. w. CUYLER, Banker, Pal.
nyra. n. Y.
GEO. r. HOPE, Pres. Continental
! Fire lns. Co.
JOHN II. SHERWOOD, Park.
/ place.
WALTON II. PECKHAM, Presl.
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/ n J.
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tus, Bankers.
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For a stylish and elegant HAT, go to EsPEN-
,cnrrp Manufacturer, No. 1l8 Hasaust
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
s.m.p Idaho Price Liverpool Oct 49, Queenstown Oct TO- mdse
BELOW. -
Bari X Ceuen Kelly from Antwerp Sept Dmdss By pilot
boat Hope, No. l.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Fop,Rxa Moypoy Nov Goconda rom Baltimore
She win receive about additional from Norfolk and sail
for Liberia
CuARIrsros O. Nov IArrved steamship Charleston from
Eew.York; MARYLAND from Baltimore :. . -
g.ylyNiH Ga Nov 4-Ceared ships Constitution and Richard
Third U,epocli Moses Day fr SewYo.t Arrived seam,ps
(eon.r, from Boston North Point from
Baltimore ships Francis Cutting from Barceossi herou, from
Bath; bark Emma ives from Pictoa N. T.
sIs Fa1sCIsco Nov aHonouu ades 10 Oct have been
cvd repairs the ship johu Bryant nearly completed
the Hnglsh gunbost Ring Dove was In port
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

II. N. SoURE's, N FNlton.st, New-York Is
phr 70 buy rrhsbe wAr9aE inc DAnosD ehoe jew
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DLANTATION BITTERS.

s. T.-l&0-X.
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE Is THE
SHEET ANCHOR OF THB PBEBLB AND DBBlLITATRD As
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AND LANGUID 1T HAS
NO EotAL AMONG sTOMACHICS. Az REMEDY FOR THE
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY
SUBJECT 1T is sUPERsBDISG EVERY OTHER sTIMuLANT.
IN ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL, TEMPERATE OR FRIGID 1T
ACTS AS SPECIFIC IL EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
uSpRRMISRs THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
THE ANIMAL SPIRITS.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
llprcure esmssuI

How can any one consent To vear anr o.,
PsIesmsioE ~ Delighted tbos.sus, "y olntT
tnny by "D HIo-s HtsD Rrsny ArtnIysn., T :" h.r
As bsrAz ASph.ss.. b.y,i., ansr
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NOW ON EXHIBITION at the Fair, Sixty
~ tbird-sL and Tbirlaye., y. q b. HOLINESS

This Dumping wsgon feel confident viii supply necessity long
f the labor expense Of Coal Bne
Iron &c. well many Of the Farmer 1t strong
light be turned less than
ordinary II has device by which the Bach Bon opened BY
the The load be ubOaed less than oneieul
time usually taken unoose the blackboard TO ordinary
We holsters tskes or hounds consequently make much
before constructed while
and bressge Of these T load ds suspended rub
springs supported under curved reaches We nothing
best stock and with able 10
asked he obanet sny1here
IN going distances. within mile dshvsr
daily than with ordinary
than the Of this Dumping Wagon
Op!err addressed 10 the undesgnei viii be promptly s,enied
T. K p. HOLMES, Buffalo NY.
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DASsENGERS ARRIYED.

v.- .rt . PASSENGERS ARRTVED
PROM JIvBRPOOL-n steamship Idaho. Nov M And Ma
usrer r. W. Rus. L. O. Bstn W. DuTnsy Juh Lcho Telefnr
D. K Trpp Homer u. Harper L. Br."sr wor.d.n More
smrson Mn NJ Jameson McDouga Mr. and Mn O. W. Hoe
son. Charles Blossom Pred w Blossom Benz Blossom L Smith
iss ~ and nu,e lady Dr. J. Robinson Mis-
se and three d.ughe, D. Robsr .e and t.o shdrsn Mis
R,lv,n Mis- r. N Duncan koosee And lady Mr. and Mn
It,erbuIy Mr. A. Iavingon Mr and Ass Bclpe O. L. Doogs
and lady A. W. Smith D. y. neman
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HOME NEWS.
THR WEATHER

THB WEATHER.
a.w yosp Hour Tier Bar Wind Hour. THs,. Ba. wird
Al $no 315S SW. s1o @2W.SW.
So 9nNW. $50 S.f3 SW.
Nl2 NV. IL So &D SW.
RRMGRKs.-Nov. 4, 1862 thermometer ut a. m, 40; 3
y. m Geo; IL p H., SO Moons phases-Fu moon on
the sth, at 23sa. N.
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CASH DIVIDENDS UPON THE "COYTRBUTIoS PLAN,
RANGING FROM 10 TO 80 PER CENT PAID DURING
THE CURRENT YEAR
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

JERSEY CITY.-COroner Burns yesterday COM
menced al inquest the body Of eX-Aldernan Con
holly. who died few days ago under somewhat
picious circumstances The physicians testified that
death could not have resulted from clOrofDIn admin
hffed by Dr. Callahan, since chlOrOfOnn would have
prodneed congestion OF the BRAIN whereas the brain
Dol aneeted The stomach la a very infained
otoD The Inquest Will lie continued Monday after
Aoon- The WILSON GuaEd eoiored, vent target
Evening star., 1870-01-03
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treatise on the causes, prevention, and cure Of =
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which are also interspersed with pictorial lustr,
iions, valuable recipes for the household and s~ms
numerous anecdotes. and other instrp>re and
amusing reading matter, original - seieeted-
Among the Annals appearing VIZ me opening OF
the year, THE ID one Of the mo- snd May b.
had for fAs sskiss. The pr.Ssos, Asskrs. Hoe
tetter q smith, ON the ree .ps oi two cenf stamp,
viii forward copy Eis nssLsoslsss ~ Sse s.8 can
TERs T are 80 every city, town snd vilisss. ana
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Evening star., 1870-01-03

FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.-The Paris La
Liberte, the organ of NJ. Olivier, on SATURDAY.
stated that the new French Ministry would be
constituted of Messrs. Olivier, Naldrome, Gau-
din, GOuvet, Magne, BOurbeau and ChasselOup,
with Laubat, lie BOeuf, and Genovilly, of the
present Ministry, retaining their positions. OF
these new Ministers four are members of the
Corps Legslatif, and all are well-known ad-
herents of the limited monarchy, and represent
the principles of a joint government by the En-
peror and the Corps Legislatif. The Emperor
Napoleon received the Diplomatic Corps on
New Years Day, and in his address said that
existing between their respective Governments
and France.
The Madrid Imperiel, In referring to the
recently circulated contradictions of the report
that the partisans of the Duke of MOntpensier
and the Prince of Asturias were working Il.
conjunction, asserts that the denial was only ap-
plicable to certain persons, and not to the entire
party.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

THERE would seem Ia be no doubt now of the
report that Rev. Dr. Osgood, has retired from
the nltarian Church. IL is worthy OF notice
that a nitarian clergyman who adopts Tunita-
ran views seldom connects himself with anv Of
the non-Episcopal sects. but Joins either the
Protestant Episcopal or the Roman communion.
when Dr. Huntington passed from the Unita-
rian to the Episnopal Church, he gave a. a
reason the fact that, while the orthodox Congre-
gationalisfs and the Presbyterisns had shown
him no sympathy during the period in which me
was drifting from the theological mOorings OF
his lifetime, the Episcopal clergyman hal
warmly welcomed his progress toward ortho-
doxy. Dr. osgood, however, is said 20 deny that
he has yet joined the Episcopal Church. He
says that he has discontinued his connection
with the Cni.arians, on the score of objec.iag
10 sectarianism in any form. He may, in future,
join the Episcopal Church upon a broad basis,
but at present he will devote himself to literary
pursuits.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

HE hEyoLUTIoN 1T HAGTI-FdH Of Port
I'7noc.-We have published an announcem ,ti.
by telegraph. Of the capture OF Port au prirce
by the Haytisn revolutioniSts. Later ad,iseS
state tfat the attack by sea and land waS m al,
simultaneously, in the night, between the lsth
and 18th instant. The land force entered tn,
city. driving the different pickeis before them,
and taking every post Of advantage, ana the city
was IN their possession. I'm tie meantime fhs,
revolutionary war vessels were doing their part
10 support the forces on land. The Algonquin,
Sainave's vessel, WAS boarded and taken posses
saon of without bloodshed, the entire crew being
asleep at the time. The city and the Algonquin
were captured without the revolutionists firing
a shot. Salnave made his escape from the sifV
and took refuge i'm Fort NatiOnel. commonly
called Fort Alexandra, which is situated ON on,
Of the highest points overlooking the city on Tie
northwest side. Salnave IL In imminent n..riI
bat il is supposed that the foreign consuls viii
interfere aud secure his safety.
Salnave became conspicuous for the first time
M July, ls4, 10y an attempt 10 asSaSsinate one
OF President Geffrards ministers. He was con-
denned 10 death bv court-martial. hut eScaprI
10 St Domingo, headed a rebellion against tIeti-
rard, and formed a provisional government Nav
,, lS5. The iDsurrectiOn was, after several Sc
we're struggles, suppressed I'm November OF that
year. Salnave renewed the attempt ami sue
ceeded in obtaining supreme power in June
lsci, Gefirard having fied the country. re-
volt against the new Dictator broke out in I~;S
and has continued, with varying fortune until
the present time. About two months ago ,ien1
Cheyalier, the ablest of Salnave's generals. de-
serted his cause, and since then he has been
cooped up in Port au Prince. His reign has
covered two years and six months.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

THE OPTICAL SoUABBLE IN New ORLEANS
Commitment Of q Chief Of Police.-Chief of Police
Cain was on the last day of 1869, committed to
the parish prison in New Orleans for twenty
four hours for contempt, by the Seventh District
court, for allowing Governor Warmoth to use
the metropolitan police to prevent Auditor
Wickliffe from reoccupying the1 Office in
Mechanics Institute from which he had been
elected by order Of the Governor. PeremptOry
orders were issued by the Fifth District Court
the Fifth District Court enjoined the sheriff
from disturbing the Governor In the use Of the
administration and the occupation Of the Me-
chanics' Institute. The Governor and the
building.
Evening star., 1870-01-03
The Markets To-Day.

1e1eWuP"eu E1ctusttety 20 IHd Erentg StdT.
BALTIMORE, ,Jan.3.-Cotton firm and offerings
light at 25a251. Flour quiet steady, and prices
entirely unchanged Wheat firm and unchanged
Sl.35aS1.42. Corn, active; prime white, ssa9oc.;
prime yellow, 90ag3c. Oats dull at 53a56c. Rye
dull at SlaS1.05. Pork quiet at S31aS32; bacon.
quiet; rib sides Is; clear do. 1sKc.; shoulders
15c.; hams, 20a21c. Lard quiet at 1sE. Whisky
quiet and stock scarce at 98c.a99c.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 3.-Wm. Fisher & Sons
CarOlinas, old, IL bid.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Stocks steady and dull
Money active at per cent Exchange, long, 81
short, OK. Gold, 1873. 5-2O's, 1862, coupon, 49,
Virginia 6s, ex-coupOn, Al; new, 81. North
Carolina skies, old, 40 i; new, %.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-FlOur dull and droOp-
ing. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull.
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Gov. WALKER, or VIRGINIA, AND THE Cot
oRED PEoPLE.-The colored societies of Rich
mond celebrated the emancipation proclama-
ton on New Years Day, and called upon Gov.
" Fellow-citizens: am glad 20 see YOU TODAY. ;,
He then reverted 10 the occasion which thew
celebrated, and told them that they were his
peers before the law, and were vested with the
same rights and privileges, and he would see
that these rights and privileges were secured to
them. He would stand by and protect them as
lar as the power laid with him. He appealed to
them to show, by their action, that they appre-
ciated these rights, and what had been called an
experiment i'm regard TO the colored people
would prove most successful
Evening star., 1870-01-03

nov bearing his honored remains 20 his A-cr,-
cen heme. but his name Eves IN monnmrn.s
m T. lasting than b-ass."
prank standing and in silenre.
Ne prtSiling or ctsr here announced that fhe
49, ated Press had scnt their dispatch "GOpi
A letter was here read from w. w. Csrc,r,,
s.sa,. expressing IN. csrct az not being able 90
tn band Pe5foTmed I.y.rite air and the en-
The company then repaired tn tl,e y .tional
Theatre 70 witness the pantamine OF s.Ja.,. -
the Bean-stalk." and were cordially rsosi,.i
by Messrs Spalding & Raplcy. Arer the NAV
the visitors and their entertainers proceeded -
the establishment II Sebastian AuiaU. ESl @fh
street. near ID, upon the invitation OF THAI gem
tleman. who had prepared for the company. ia
his private dining rooms, bountifal collation..
which was partakcn OF with guSto. Aman Wcl-
comcd his visitors and remarked:
To be pressed IN n coach, O. be pressed in car.
Is a Prcss that s. not At all pr-cioas:
But the press that l. ent "a this cnt honr
Makes us forget everything that opprss- ~
The company next procce,Ied "a the establish
ment OF Mr.. Charles Godfrey. ON street ue ar
l}th, where they were handsomely enterrainr.l
ey That gentleman. and about two CLOCK VeS-
tercsy morning they returned a. the Ar ngton.
Ahout hall of the visitors LETT tor Richmond by
the *. L. ~ Il. X. X. YESTERDAY morning. bet tlss,
remaining half were taken Ina charge D, their
Washington W brethren yesterday morning. aud
Carriages having been procured from Mrs-rs.
Nallor " Bro. they visited the Gapitol. where
Sergesnt-at-Arms French received them, aud
-
drive about the city they returned o. N. hotel,
and at six o'clock the visitors AMI their e,tfrr-
,,ain.rs VA, nartook OF a dinner prepared for them
oN Nhe MessTs. RoesSle. At seven O'Clock thss
@ ,ii,is ,he visitors returned tO Richmond. aul
49, conveyed to the steamer k.ynort in fite
coach, accompanied hv the ,,on,,i,,o. -,
arriving ~ the boat they were placed i'm cl,.r..
of Capt Frank Hollingshcad OF ~ .,'.a-,,. =
and comfortably provided for. ''
The gentlemen OF the Washington Press 70
tnre thcir sincere thanks "a Mr.. r. r.. Ror.-,e
81 the Arlington. who was untirlng in his .f,,rts
~ provide for the comfort aud plsasule of ~
his hne establishment was much al n red -, 'i,s
visitors. who were loud in their prai,,. OF the
Arlington, its proprietors. and the chef ,.l,rk
OF that establishment. T.. r.. Balcolm -
Messrs. Nailor & Bro. also have the thanL y,
the fraternity FOR the fine turnout furnishe..
those gentlemen 10 convey the visitors al,nuf .
cry. Messrs Sralding Il RaPley. Kelly ~ l..
Sebastan Aman, thas. GODFREY. r. Hen.
Shoe maker n hertzog, Mys. Pollard, Of the
Sloud, Russell " Leonard, aud many other, d.
our prominent business men and cutters f.-
thelr assistance I'm making the visit OF the Rich-
mond Gentlemen pleasant one.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

ADMISSION OF MIssIssIPPI-General Ames
will call the Legislature of Mississippi together.
this week to ratify the Fifteenth Amendment,
so that all the requirements of Congress can be
laid before the latter body for the prompt ad-
mission of the State.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

ANOTHER TERRIBLE DOMESTIC TRAGEDY-
A Jealous Husband Shoots HIS Wife and Tco
Nen.-A terrible tragedy occurred at Sleepy
Hollow, near Tarrytown, n. v, on the after
noon of New Years Day. man named V. W.
Buckhart shot his wife, a New York merchant
named Alfred Randall, and his son, the latter
named Charles Randall. Mrs. Buckhart was
shot through the temple, Alfred Randall
through the heart, and Charles Randall in the
side. Mrs. Buckhart and Charles Randall are
dead, and Alfred Randall lies I'm q dangerous
condition. Buckhart gave himself up imme
Jail at White Plains. The cause OF this shock
ing tragedy is unknown. Some ascribe N 10
jealousy, while others believe him insane
Evening star., 1870-01-03
TELEGRANlS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS,
The SchGppe Case.
IeteCrdphed Exclusively to The Epeain0 Star,

PHILADELPHIA, January Sin the Supreme
Court the SchPppe case came up, when A.
torney General Brewster stated that the Fro
monetary of the Middle District had RENTED.
the record of error and terminer, OF Carlisle.
lie had received a letter from the counsel at
Calllsie, stating that no day before the 2ld inst
would be convenient to them for argument; an6
this was also in accordance with the en- gements
OF the District Attorney, and therefore lac would
ask the Court TO designate any day after tha-
day. The judge fixed the first Monday in Feb
ruary.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

A MAN DIsRMBowKLEp.-On Saturday after
noon Christian Pfeifer, an lexcavatOr by occu-
patton, jumped into a newly-constructed cellar
at the foot Of Ridgely street. ami fell upon the
handle of q shovel that had been left sticking in
the earth. The unfortunate man fell with such
force upon the shovel that the lower part OF hi
stomach was torn open as IL IL had been con
home, 364 s. Eutaw street, as quickly as pOss-
Bile, and attended by DR.. Benson.-Baltimor
American I'd.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

ARGENTINE Observation-Disclosures de Garcia
holds her usual evening reception tonight, and
VIII continue her receptions every other Mon
day evening. Madame G. is at home on Satur-
days from till O'Clock p. m.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

The FRENCH CABLE CONFERENCE.-The as
sertion of President Grant in his late message
that the concession of the French Cable Com
pany contains "the very Objectionable feature
of subjecting all messages to the scrutiny and
control Of the French Government is shown
to be correct by the text of the Emperor's con-
cession tsthe company, just published here.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

of the Pietists Of Germany, who accept tn.
Orthodox creeds though with an allegorizing
and spiritualizing liberty. They have deer
faith in Christ's spiritual presence in the Eu-
charist and no less in all that concerns daily
life. They use the crucifx in o way that seems
ritualistic-placing il on their affairs. bedsides.
and bosoms. Their missionary fervor is a
marked popularity, and the Basle Missionary
Institute Is manned by them.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

1T is UNDERSTOOD that the President has
expressed his opinion to members of Congress
quite decidedly i'll favor of the confirmation OF
the lease of the harbOr of Samana; also, that he
now favors the ratification of the treat with
Denmark for the purchase of the Island of St
Thomas.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

IHE EULoGIEs on Mr.. Fessenden are being
printed at the Government Printing Office in
superior style under the editorial direction of
MAJOR Poore. The volume will be illustrated
with nne PORTRAIT of Mr.. Fessenden engraved
for Barnes History of Congress, and regarded
as the best likeness of the deceased statesman
Evening star., 1870-01-03

THE DISPATCH FROM HAVANA announcing
that the Cuban Junta had decided to advise the
insurgents to capitulate is denied by the only
member Of the Junta at present in this city.
Evening star., 1870-01-03
The Injury to the Railroads by the
Storm.
7slegraphed Exclusively % The Erenina Star.

Ietegrdphed Ezclusiuely 70 The Erening Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.-The storm YESTERDAY
washed away the track of the Baltimore rail-
road on either side of the long bridge at BUSH
river, causing delay Of the trains both ways
A large force of men have been at work all
nlght, ana the damages are repaired, and the
trains are now running regularly. The storm
was most furious all OF Sunday and the waves
washed over the bridges at Bush and Gunpowder
rivers.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

MRS LINCOLN lives in Frank fort -On-the Main
She occupies q small apartment in the immedi-
ate neighborhood Of the boarding school attend
ed by her youngest son, Tad She lives In the
humblest style, does not mingle in society, wears
mourning mp to the present day, receives no
Grand Duchy Of Baden nor been at or near the
Baden Court, and is entirely unacquainted with
the Count with whom her name has been
roupled.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

NO APPOINTMENT of Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, in place of Hon. VIM. A. Richard
son, will be made for the present
Evening star., 1870-01-03
France Still without . Cabinet,
Tele1rQphed ErciusireLu 10 the Ereninn Star

PARIS, Jan. 3.-Ollivier's ministerial combi-
nation, announced day or two ago, is entirely
broken up. 1t is Low asserted again that Darn
and Buffet, of the Left Centre, and Talhonet
and Segris, of the Right Centre, will be called
to the Cabinet,
Evening star., 1870-01-03
organization Of the Phi ladeIDh CITY
Couneils-Respect TO the Memory o.
MIR. Stanton.

ItItgTdphed ErclusireIy 20 The Ecening Star.
PHILADELPHIA, JAN 3.-The City Ceuncils
met and organized to-day. Mr.. Camell was
elected president of the Select and Gen. Wagner
of the Common Council.
A meeting of the bar took place in the Su-
preme Court room, CHIEF Justice Thomson
presiding. Speeches were made in respect to
the memory OF the late Hon. MIR. Stanton by
Judge Thompson, and Hon. VIM. Meredith and
appropriate resolutions were adopted.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

~The Holyoke (Mass.) Y. NJ. q. A. has voted
to admit women to membership.
~The agitation in Chicago for minority rep
resentation and the experiments which 1t is likely
to' cause are signs Of the times worth watching.
~ ~Nostherners are arriving in Florida in
large numbers, and many have purchased land
and gone 70 work. >.
Evening star., 1870-01-03
1Boston had splendid skating Christmas.

- @Boston hadsplendid skating Christmas.
1kichmond is emptied of amusements.
THE Sand Piper is the felicitous title Of
new paper at Plymouth, Mass.
SMontreal papers plead for an Illuminated
city-clock.
~Providence is merry with measles, scarla-
tina, and smallpox.
~Young girls are employed as lamplighter
in Buffalo. Because the sparks 60 with them
ga nephew Of Calhoun Is a street-car CON
ductor In Charleston.
~There are twenty-five thorsand more boy
than girls In Ohio.
The English sparrows have migrated from
Philadelphia-the place was too rural for them.
~Rural visitors to New York complain tha-
the city whiskey is stronger than they are used
to in the country.
~About eight inches Of snow had fallen n,
Louisville, KY, up 70 seven O'Clock last evening
and the storm stin continued.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

The PRACTICE of making New Years calls j.
very rigidly followed in st. Petersburg, as 1t is
in which one may avoid Il, and at the same time
hold his position. He has only 70 give five or
ten roubles to some recognized public charity,
and have the donation Acknowledged In the pa
stay at home at his case, and his friends will
take NO offence.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

GEN. GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN and wife left
this city to-day in the 12:45 train for Philadel-
phia.
Evening star., 1870-01-03
Died Of his Wounds.
Te!egrdphed Ere

Ie!egraphed Exclusively to The Euening Star.
WHEELING, Va, Jan. 3.-W. j. McNasl, who
was shot on Thursday by Miss Bethel. died yes
terday. Miss Bethel was arrested and confined
in Jail.
Evening star., 1870-01-03
The EcumenicaI Council.

AeeoyoP'oo GHet@stoety 70 Inc evening Stdr.
ROME, Jan. 3.-The Ecumenical Council held
its final session at the Cathedral of st. Peter on
Saturday. Efforts had been made to improve
the acoustic properties OF the hall, but without
much success. The sessions hereafter will be
held at Quirinal.