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Senator WFtR he's Letter

FFHM YHE t"HSaTH 01HEJ -F01{07tF -
TIE CHICAGO THI8CAk AtTe pFA 70 nc Iscet1o12
It me ea p=psc Of I-uet Wneu:'a recent l-.t.r
d. Gnlng n. kius ar 1 3<tztor. II SAa certainly
unta1e that be -Eote II 1t II, no 9eser. obe VI
,nn+c1en m R1he ta,nab sh4t nt hss dooe in =
tCpR NJ ufeIu1 public utr, and hoeA nos desctvc
X COL 6en naton Of the peo21e Of iowa to tue r
TIT Of The tGffet,use OF to+r CO. onttce- A 'esf
rilE elspae beioe he rates nls .4t ana ao1t da ca
OF time viii be slloRed Elm IN tie neaat1ue
10 correct there opfulous 4b11. pt'1-
ucliou IT they were hss'ilv 81 uono I'd,
%hleh. We nretune. II tbe Gre No one 'hsoks
The leas o. TIE TR1srFx for ita eaa2Re iron a..
favor ul their nlDEes'y. Tines nae chaoted
since TIC y - s,pa lon OF Presd.ns L'peo 2 q
10 tas TIE TktBChK. 4ron-t seaf ~ o.1oe
nm fnts pfOsecttpn bQE!pt4s ID Eex Eh4pe9 ALo
al der cospged cand,,lots-reconsEp Epe'ior ,tipx z
ttt1rtlv cut Of the waJ-arn II J917e "Ffnt
ehnEin ers1Re or mod - ne views IN c4ar for CITY
ia ire new coCd1tl..ns Of po.i+icxi parties scd
ocest,orf 1t will BE- 60 ci.cfec11 10 him u ne coz
, 1870-02-03
UTAH.
The Attempted Assassination Of DE-
Taggart, United States
ASSESSOR.
The New Governor With Troops
Needed.
ta.ntiles In jeopardy.

f.r,t1uonazek at Tie Chicago 717bun3.
OGDEN. Ut, Jsn- sa
Auot dtabo1lcA. attem2. wss msde 70 sasAs-
sfa,e Dr., Isss.1t, United states A'setsar OF
1t1ert Il Reyeups 1t SAat LAkc Gt'J, on AoAds5
evening He zsa ltassuk hs hou.t, noout
or:oct, goeu he VAS Get upon By three rut1iaas'
cue Ct whom uted kntie. OF 10 ne 'uc1 "etooa-
The Doctor Warded o6 blow Nmed - us caeS%
and received = ouud In the aTu's tse knste pene-
ust,t toro<eh two thick ccstA ~ eataorass'
Iudse rxoney, OF Co11nne. HAw him i tcw mlu-
MIA sftsr II narp<nfd anu ~ the wound l1-
fcted. which u aooat three quasteta 70 IN inca
lore. Ii oled i.ee,y, but u not oy any meAns OF
serious ca ate- ...-..,.-...
btitese 4 telegram was for Harded to Ws'h-
irsiou R,vipK so1o sctouut Of tna dtsgsAcslo9
amir. aud It IL to bo hoped thsr It VII hsssca fnA
psstsRe Of Cufious Dill and a,so the departure Of
Go1esIo1 Snsder, who ought 70 be acconptn 81
ty = few thousand baJo6ets, for be "ll feqatro
them to enforce the Iaw* TnieEs have Ruue fat
erouRh; tney a1e now . Disgrace 10 tos country.
Geptiles axe looked upcu as ln.tftopcr, and here
By suGesanee Of lhe Mormons. foe, ~ cue tad
me :ne o:her day, There ia no ensni1 reason
wby Gepllis1 should not femxfn beFe Il
tpey behave Themselves" It - nekeolnR
u hear them taik. sud especially TO hear then
ptcscn their vile and 1lthl ouc.s1ues ia theI fao
ernaele, and MAnlt the aax Of our eouHtr5. Tau
u place Of ab1uI eco tnnADttaats. and Jet II
kwstu.rK With policemen sebt 1Tou SAT- LaKs
CITY, pckirg their noses Into erery hole and coz
ler, AID, wnen .hey hate au orpo:tuo'sy, ltsseu
tpg 10 every woru lhst ia spoken ~ any Two O.
three Gentilte 1neJ may see Standing together
We hope for better stale OF tnin2s Atter TIL
psRtsge Of tha bill, Hhach al hero desoQ.ty pra
Cousre.s Will pas. through n once. OF Rttn a. LII
tie delay a. posshe.
Es+1I, II unsettled here At present; all Dc
, 1870-02-03

A,svnted. Whep at the tumblsrs are 11sted xtp-
nltsnt1 usy, ~ BY thn matter key sae lever /. not
1I'Hs6 sad 10 aia1u II R1v I: bas Il ono, tso, or
three b ltflnd. tuo alarm lcve1 u rz,s and tie
liteieg tAkes place. Il tic burglar, knnE d I lAe
uuecnaItBu Of tne ioeE, Try 10 f7ree tho lork sre
~ arJ Il rho usuAl hnFg1aT'1 tussramen- ., ~
seot a. tue netat y stscnp'ed 10 no 9sdyat N
ire nty'nS coum~Ices. The eAfo lpc. eau "a
sptt.ed 10 all he dsots OF fasten pg. wshou: dis
III c:'nr, The sct.cR sgens Of al1rm u a f-eb.e
current ofrlec'r1c1iJ. produced nJ a Anail bat
tely OF n ejernspsA
, 1870-02-03
The Alton Telegraph copies recent a1h-
Gle published in TEE TRIBUNE on the State
Printing, and adds the folio wing comment: !:

I'VE have no Te1sou to doubt any Of The ssata.
ncnts tuace IN Tho nousc c1pose, pas. % s9e
charged u supsl antia1ls TINS. The Roo- GsosG-
+. Uro~D, Of 1nia clu. The proprietor or h
srnk u INC *adsenruso2s scatteruan' xao cid lot
SD pplA,ned the Nol1 aso1t rftetn Jeara auce
lie sod The contract 10 local easAnllsh ne ots
for 4 boLus OF ttleen or twenty 1aoosAoa
uolart, TINS MA oeiora tho pteseus pfopne.
;crs Of the .jos.at and Reustrr had possess % q
sso. 3 es.aoianne ents- 6pce tus1 tine, os,ns 70
sna cornntnauoLs n fst1ed TO in tne above, OF
snrne o1nef rtazop, 60 pr5ntefs ounlde Of SH7nE.
ne1d have ever had tne a Eotest cnaaee - ges
the Contract for tho STAG c1atinG aod oiodiaS.
ta1ns III tns facts il tue case h1ouxh: OUT oelole
10 csa!sa. ltts msittr IN whlca ~ 70 peop,t
Of The State ne duectlJ snteftsted- Toe pa<Ae'
We hooe tnss toe Xnnit uulh may ne told. LEI
n.ame I'll ap2o = nom i mar
, 1870-02-03


ed soa oCo toward rue estahl snuent OF trAuutAo-
tory Of Athes and mechanics tools 10 tnxt city,
Captain 1ssac WHITAKER, OF Of the oldest c,ti-
zcts OF CstlinyLle. d.ed On ThnrsoAy OF last week
The BLOOMINGTON Leader Of FenIusry Giys:
"The Indignation Of ail tiXat minded cl1zena
kcsnealouI lpjots'ce psscutsd b. the euptoyers Of
the posr en- on lhe Lal1Jete, Bloc 1,pxto3
sM,,.n.,pos w.. H,hoso: By Iae faels Of ,omsosd..
oou tnRton under ptoo.l 9 Of fres uausoottauon
20 20, CT ? oyGeLt aod good psJ. Taese prom.
lan laes u home de pend,tg upan tneu, ase dsst:-
TUT std hupgry. While 1os men arn unpa'd.
fep nsjs VI OF oul street coJnefs, WAflLK for the
&C Lon u Contractors Or Bosldl OF pitec .oss 4 sns
Tosd 70 sstufJ tner claiaa Wo,ae
peea e rel. soe crd1 are .ne3 essq
Of ine calahooae piau: aiees night, aad to accept
ne caaiiti of The c1.I ta tho .ospe Of bread q
Eologta taassSts to keep cn A.4fsatou, untt
The. teg to naTe tnelf WAY pad TO their aone,
AgteticB to btc1Ince toet Ia or IN otde. 10 pt
e1iesons @ ia sroos u ii. naads oi oor I xss,s @ sod
tute slt suffering fellow being. 1ere anel cred to
WIN tnsse men taeJ sere s.ea es.rsed rs doI
lart - Lee 10 tee 1ttelaeLcs otn.,e for Sht ~
Z. - snes w. ,1o5 =. ss.sa x,s.s
And tors ~esrad And d,'gusted WITH dl.sppotnt-
| nen.s ana de!a,s, ard cE at nsaE. vita toe tn
se = oa sse o a.! To-
,ert p,scs haa b-en sntot Red III daJ win
ho1 81 utp, ~Dom he has bseo feedLpR b. or1.r
Rs,ao, - !1s "a .sont d 1spota iii
furnish than han.purtot4on to their 20 res
o,aa "a ~ IT. s1ete 1e9 ~
tenatve invoices Of uercaaua,se. eyocef5eH, AID
uul ~ maisa = ~, uvt@nu..aes - ~ ~ pa1 'o1 ue
sane-sno saes VIII ,1o.a 10. ~ oea'os'ea
A Mtfs S:ockve.i has been admitted fo the
| sophomore c!s- . OF the Unvesslty OF AIohizao,
nAs12 tneSes44aaS pa<'eo '0e pkesc1ied o3snl
uauoEA
D0arE tao tnoa1n u uscenoes laA., tne cA!o
ne' eoppG mlno ptoaaoeo - sons 1s' pounol
ne uec.er 4oa tons l7o ponnos; anu mo hauoaA
Il tors LEO po1nas.
ssA
ksosas paper says OF ofnnken row. II
eaca ooe HAn "at s.Aooea ~uo '"o otness 'aot
no mau5 no" oeplofaoler 'as AnAR WIS vel1
The Topeka CammoareaI1 Of JauuxrJ - pays
~ = ,en,1n,, " .H -s,,..41sS =, ~ sr1
ssn1;;,nnfs' trom nasf rofr H.rter xni:a can
taiu zone besntiul tmpTes.ioas. apparspsis Q
sna =. ,nt,tn ;nn,r..,nn Snn,1sni,, 81 M -,.n
hpu nn iooH Tna imngssa.on II anarp - snd IA
os1rso sDd ne1.1tss I .5ou: etsa: ,s a.d thEee a
MI .nons. n hrraath II tns 1idhst pisek IA
Nv ~ - enrS ran9riTs ~ ;1nnrNS .sor. anna,ent4
osa t1sn n IA ~ ro,t -, rear1 \. ..i, 4;
.9a tEns sou iet. 'oe. ~. r. - snfs nv
Rseo .ns o:oes: eu3 ~ sns ~ ~
.9o1e. s ssis III i,ips 81 ioo.s :, ins, were sae aa
tn1, e,s q !, ,eate Ell tse1 aie iedse .toSea IL
lea 3, tne ce of he slsc.as ! epo:n. Tae III
VIZ nrrfrc. nd nniur.i I'd pny.,cisca here =,
r snel', u io ansxer ri IL tse atIrms:ive. B1s ths
te.o htss ~ - "a. ~ prdnnntr5'i, dennsieen M
.sk ,o,-ss1 oeI q N.r.rsu.' hs1.srsd n r.. Il
,66n ~ ne,.nn' Tnc Jnuians naye cor marT II
, 1870-02-03
PERSONAL

[EfaVSdLs
Prince F1etre Bonapaste Is thought to be "rot
quite right IN bis hi ad."
Nr JOIN Fs,cs,ntidge has sppea1td before
tie Ktnircky Leg siatnre 10 benAlG Of tho pro-
pc*eo FL road ron Esnc!nt III to Chattanooga
Tte Boz Haley R. Wig, or G ems F4l!s, n. T.,
ledge, po.itc,sr, aud attorney OF rupu.e u
Nosthetn Nep York, died ou Friday Inst
The matrimonial eDesga ameEt ut GtterN Beau-
regard 10 AIf. aHs, Of Now Orleans, Il A.
tcu1eed.
MT. Jsna 2. Thurttor, nonomsnIac has seus =
despatch to PlestdeLt Grant, nollytng him that
ahe hsa bought Tho ststa Of Maine.
Ws.lt3n, Nosuoe, Il Montpelier, Vt, Visited hIa
sKeethezrt . lex days ago, tfuaf; IN eonse.
qutrce Ut ~heh she d1AmAaed him, he took
sit1lol and Died at oncs.
Professor CseAsy. ths author ot the " Htssory OF
Tic F1tteen D<cisivo Battles Of the World, has
ID PRESS 4 nnscl entitled IL Tne Old Love and tha
Ner.''
Wren Michel Lazy made hls 1e1t contract with
vtc.olct Ss1dcu tho Nutafy lpq 1lrsd the ntna Of
tho eramatss "Fut II doHnv. s1.dsu, ~ aa1d tse
otsIer Of that nsne, art the Eolary w1ute
"Eestald DouIt"
1tts sAsd taas Rose Eytnze has d.sao'ved her
mAt11utnisl ali adcs win Ge,rse Batter, after N
expe1leI CO Of : feS wceka ana viii aooa rtno-
pear ou The New YORK 8tage. Bhe WaA formerly
tic wtfe oi Nj. B2tnes, Le sapspef man.
Thouas P14ctdt ttf -sed +, attend the fancral OF
\ his trothtf uelFg, the Diner day, BECAUSE the
.er,,rea xe,e III cna.ee CT DR.. Rrah4n nl.tr ,oo
| at tne lie Rofus r.. Rl.S@. ,ua ae.or p.sv..1
| rhe i,u-ra,n n Thnra, t.nd hsd ,o,usr.,tea
N.v Yt,t l.i,tr s,,,. mAr. cnmnoco,x
y.,cs,n,,t, !. mnch n.bo,nn., tc.n nsw.n.n.s
,ccnnntn h.ve maze tsr Sne I. ,.u. o.,~
.r,,. ,rr,.e, n,.I,Iv nnt ,,rh =. enrera ,n,o
rcnrf,sssnn yr.a,lt !. = III 7e.d ~, ,nt,r
| a.. .e.,. nn 4rc. n,:htr i,.eI,, ,nva snl~nau
AourAlEr eAT-orpps."
| Ap,n., ,,,,., ,,v. uTha pr,nr.s, and ann.
| ,,,,n..t. ,,,e, =. .t,e ens.t,ro n rhe Emoa,o-
| -, .,..t d,., =, ,nnn. m. ..n.ro.,v,,cn- go
rr,r. IN =, = ,nt'r n,do co,,.nuenr~x sw.r
,,,a hc. .xnu ara y.rv narb 10 nleas. I nnd m,
s.1 ma. ror ,rro,.t,o- th,nvs x,c entnu an var,
| IN oo,nt,,,,
NJ Richard f,rsnt # Hnite mt. in .b,s prood vor,
| tur F1.s. Jr.: In thu height Of III. enld manic
| xhen II might ho fe.sotahty knnaosen rat Al
IN xto sns mt nodrrate1y itterestad Ia ~
,a.n, wonld oe en,,rrty ana n.rvon.,x assorh.,
In p,s owe sfI,,,.. Mr.. F,sk touno unr 10 rn;n
,.,,.r N rrt,nn Of MAS for IN. .nle ny,no,n r
s.r,1,r, rnm.n-. vnn,r an ,uh noor.,,
~. to1,os,nr r.rrd no,,1scsi pr,,nnera e.,
ynu Irelano Ia snn RY1,ian mar II co;ontas In IL.
.no 1ss1 h.ye n-nve6 IN san Fn,r,.cn. 5nn
Fec,y. il+nnf. q. cas,man. nnria Heunr.se
M,nrica r oennonm. p.,,,cr .n,- Thn1n.a Fnv.
. e.. n.yd 1o,ce. joho Hnensu. pa,r1ox va
T,e..r, Moore 1fav Cumming. rnpena q ..r
tnnn T.l.h p.frct q. rrscy. and pa.rt
tmnna
: An rns,ea ueu1y ns1l,rr for many wears ey
n,nr,f. m tnr co,on,., ,rrres ~ f,rrst Britain
rs.S In 1es, hs ~ Iaen,tnant (.oyernor
A. 1ne1s. ana Ia 1s,s ne,n ,ae sans pos,uon
, 1870-02-03

The poEcfa OF the Board OF supervisors |
OF this county are greater, upon local sub
jec.s, than those Of the Legislature. They
hoye jurisdiction over real aud personal
rropcrty to The v.lue.of $3oo, 900, 900. This
nronsrtv they mny tax or thay nag mort
c,oe and .ha money raised by taxation or
no,tpsec thew nav expend as they please.
To be entrusted with these high and impor-
tsnt duties, or, in fact, the administration |
ot an estate OF such magnitude. snon'a To- I
quite in the officer more than ordinary In |
telhgenee' q character fos integrity, and
degree Of personal concern In the promo
tiou Of the public interests. But supe1vi-
sors are not elected upon any such hypoths-
sis. As general thing tho office is ranked
n pnbhc est'mas'on below tnas OF oons,s-
ble, SID is frequently filed by nen who
, 1870-02-03

Hrnr4 E,ttr-son- the EDITOR Of tbs LoatfFilte
Jex1nal comes oat ia = catd dsnItse ne @ Iepos. =,
that be apd M prentee we're I o. ~ sae DEL 9
1855 il nc Jou-n7L stating that tse 1acs aas II
o,ne1vlse. I-t Vs1a rue Doro;t IT a79sNl Hs q;
tcuv, perotai1y has NJ fTenusa IL se1n "a sss sss
eoupted 0ut October !. saTea daTs oasose saal
t,eatv hsd been AiEEfd.
, 1870-02-03

IotAl..-.......-. ........,...-.-..-.&sf3,E{a E{a q
The Catholic denomination hsd, in 1860,
81 churches out of o52, with seats foE
80, ,57G persons, cut oi e94, ,7s0 furnished by
ali denominations, md total number
usually attending Of 78,4s8, out Of 2e2, $50.
Of all denominations. Having one-ninth as
many churches as tho Protes.auts, seating
oDe-sixth as many persons, and With but
little mora than one-third es many attend
ants upon thelI worship, they draw four
times as much public money. This is
tbi1ty-si1 times their proportion according
to the number of their churches, twenty
four times as much as their share On tha
bas,s Of seats for worship, and at least ten
times their quota according to the number
Of worshippers. Last year they inserted
in tho tax levy clause giving
the sum OF $20o,0Oo per anuum,
to be distributed perpetualls by ian officer
to be appointed by the Board Of Education"
among the schools educating children gra-
tu,tously in said city who are not provided
! for in tho common schools" Nine-teuths
Of this fund will thus 80 into special Cath
| o1ic schools, although Roman Catholic Of.
fice1s have almost entire control OF tht
public schools Of the city AZ well, and III.
latte, have 81, 900 vacant seats, are bette
furnished, better lighted, and better taugh
than the private schools, and are free from
Protestant religious instruction Of an
kind.
| Bekides this, the report alleges tha
l in 7RCE for ny1H HolIar A YEAR the CITY uoJ
, 1870-02-03

3oux cnxCkx, Indianapolis, Im-
G. II. AEKwAkT, 3DoEIe, A
+. s. HCHHARD. AksR-
VIZ. inxIH, DeorEl E1Is CO..
ALVIN SAVhpIRi% 0IAaa. Sth,
e. z. EAAH, GNeAburg, III.
q, r. NAGnuxt G7eB1elt, IoEl
Ipux F, MILE. Ssleu, OteEou.
l. L. RxAy1s, st. Loots. No
q. c FAtxoC1a- Nav 0!leA1A -
". A. PIX. 3.ase Fe, EeN AeIeos
I.R GKGoIE, 0rl Cltr. Pa.
a. ]. kNLts HeTphtA Teu4
s Il EHEnCHI1I, Frankfort. hH.
THos. MoakuGu,. Topeka, ksasM-
c, q. FuxsuEf, Geisea.ou, Ie2N
E. q, nxxsrKn, SAT- l<ke CttJ, ot0
THus. E TUT. Aorsan1-
, 1870-02-03

A.. 4 d ira shat eIeeutou tnA! clu. II Is Ia Lee
natllc, sud 4. no o:ne1 t5at, tnA: women ana
chi cten act Killed. AZ they are savsgcs, and
a,yc been ,auga al their Mvea not to give guar"
tfe 10 ,aey expect mons, aud fgas on unNl
they tan. They kaov noting shoat the
.ctu surrender, SAD Jou could not
,rrsusde N Indian WARRIOR OF
vouan tnas 4 tbeJ lad down Their aTns their
y.xs would ee rpsxeo. True 70 taetf savage Ia
lures, tAey eAr tot eI.Gmi1aaon, md expec: no
oas,ter 1ronn ary cue Il II better. IN their ess-
uatsou, to dc nenrtng thaa to be tortured 70
de.,n srres xne battle That Ia the vsy they do b
,ne,s cso,,se*, d tnAt Is tie way tneJ expect 70
be coue ~ II taeJ are tnAda csp'iTes-
Eo,ptrr {es u definitely EroEo as 70 the killed
II d rour ded IN he lats hAt.e, but VII hAs.ec
u eorn un.ea,e ths pa1tcafars ~ soo2 "a teeJ
sre received The lAseat rtpoFt7 st2te taat taese
wefs "a o hundred and afST laalaas'o ne1 euaa
nart. and ,has III tnt sbout sen'y {uao esca>ed]
| xere t,Iyed wounded, ot captured F1cu thft1
| 70 ,e,ty a.e said to be pnsonera. BeA1 Chief .
among the desd. .
! Tr1s Il ore II the .1oSge1t tE5oes Of 1ndtAns II
| ,he Nor.h seat. Al ona time fosf possessed
] marty Al rue COUNTY, bel ween thu 1edefsoo FORK
NJ ma Missouri and tnn COLORADO Rtsrt.
r1.r srn resce sad ws.stte people
| ard hare lora been known aS "The
B1oooy B!.ex.eee," Not oaly utve the5 *skea
sa,y ssstp.t the sncsnooez. Sioux, and FlAtntaa',
bit tneJ VI cre, for r.aay JesrL ths b't@ese3 ~
most rlJ foes ito 0hlses nad 10 contena Axa'as-
IA toe cep. NJ Of 1sea, 1hs Blackfeet 1odtaaa afs
| ees daxn II 5000 soaiA, and they rtossaiy no.
rnuoe1 6oce. Tney srs brave. veil neoateo
| md a1rfd. Trey csa Still rnAtez several hun
| t-rd vn1tor~, xsd, shoeid they de1eg nlne u de-
c,sr vsr. would give tho ruvesn0ent And people
of me Tettero sstttourents much sTous'e| Far
number Of Jears past tneJ hare beeu ~ peace WIN
49, nix. bat OF la.e, navs made uaAnJ ogi1
tnr,s,s as 70 wat sneJ .o1id d. 1t wss Dit
noxever. ansn 1aH fAsl, thas they pn'
any OF these 1n1rAu INTO e1eeaa9os soea
! m Np7emnes. saay be1sa 70 s.+sl sea roe
tua,.G,utra.ely, ard nnazlJ murdered two Witt
! r,en- TIE Ysefreet, after Bakers tsht, on IN
-, d.d tow.su the Brush nne, sed sre peshaos
, -,e tn.a al on American so.i, but Bsksr has pes
= | rriss.nn 10 70 'lov them, snodxn hh NM hArd9 q
2 eo on seooups Of tns cold weatac1 snd sna dept'
] Of Tao 41ns = in taAt extreme northern latitude
i TN. Indian nsht vlN As:rscs A'ta1aoa, pos oal
. oa secouAt Of IL savesiry. bat tbs Rsog17pae
!, locality IA ~siet It eook p.Aee 1tit- oa ses EsE
| c7rnnes q the .spuplics We have row seseh'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

INCREASE OF TRADE WITH THE soUTH.-Tte
increase Of Richmond's tr -de in whiskey with the
South Il worthy Of notice by those who look with
pride upon our growing prosperity. The Virginia
mountain ~h!skics arc becoming famous all over
the country, but particularly in the South and
West and. as their fame spreads, the demand for
them increases. Messrs. WIN. WALLACE Sons
have shipped South within the last three months
not less than thr hundr ed barrels OF whiskey and
apple and peach brandy or Virginia manufac-
ture. This house hiss been making most praise
worthy Efforts to enlarge their southern business.
Thc5r SUCCESS in this direction Is In no small de.
gree owing TO the cnc"Ry. enterprise, and popu-
larity of Dir. }. II. CAPERs, who his borne aloft
their banner in almost every enc Of the late Con-
fcdcrate States, and IS almost well known in
Mobile and New Orleans as In Richmond and Pc.
tcrsburg. But lie IS backed by mcn of enterprise
and capital, whose example may we'll be iml-
tated II We had u few more such firms and sue b
statesmen, Richmond would he n richer city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

THE FoPE's MovEMENTs.-The Italian
Government has addressed the following
circular to its diplomatic agents abroad:
Sir,-His eminence, Cardinal Antonelli,
has applied to several courts for informa-
tion as to whether the Pope would be free
TO leave Rome and go back to it at his own
pleasure. This application OF the Cardinal
Secretary Of state having been brought to
my knowledge by some members of the
diplomatic body, have immediately an
swercd that Italy naturally wishes his Iioli.
ness TO remain ut Rome, for nowhere else
would the Pontitf find himself surrounded
by greater respect and regard, and nowhere
else could he enjoy greater freedom in the
discharge OF his spiritual functions. If,
however, other ideas were to prevail in the
Council Of the Holy Father, the Kings
Government would certainly regret, but it
would also respect, The Popc's determines
Iion.
Most assurcdy the idea of exercising any
influence on the deliberations of his HUl-
ness has never crossed our minds. Such an
idea would be contrary to all our precedent>,
and to our welt-knoHn political programme.
The Pope can, therefore, abide in Rome or
reDair 20 Castel Gondolto, to Civita Fec-
CHA, OF elsewhere. He may quit Italy or
return. The only observation j took the
liberty TO add to my answer was that if his
Holiness made up his mind to leave Rome
it would be desirable that he should do so
in public and free manner; for, consider
ing The full liberty enjoyed by his Holiness.
there would he no reason why he should
expose himself to the Inconvenience and
fatigue OF secret journey. Whatever may
be the determination Of the Holy Father,
neither the Government nor the people
would ever fail to surround him with all the
honors and all the proofs Of respect which
are due to him,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

DISCHARGES IN BASKRUPTCY.-In the Dis.
trict Court OF the United States certificates
OF final discharges in bankruptcy were
issued to the following bankrupts
A. j. Rahm, D. Kaufman, Aretus III.
Iiughlett, Tnos. a. Bacon, j. j. Guthrie,
Il. D. Ogden, j. A. Osborne, John Brane,
VIM. Thompson, Elijah G. Hudgins, John
S. Harris, K. IL. Moody, John +. Rnyster,
james c. McCue, John r. Ford, John P.
Burkholder, p. c. Lindsey, William o.
Dogggett, Valentine Hupman,, John Gibson,
r.. b. Gibson, George William Pollard,
John NJ. Hutchings, John B. Anderson,
r. H. Allen, William D: Garner; w; T.
Chattin, r. w. Hardy, Lewis Herndon,
B. S. Tucker, David l.. Barger, Frede-
rick Reid, John Barger, ST., George W.
Anderson, E. 81. Hagar, George n. CATER
ton, Josiah l.. Lock, Frederick c. Brauer
Involuntary, Philip Strause Gnyoluntary), },
a. \. Whitelaw, W. II. Kirker, IL. +. Har-
ris, Randolph Harris, Abner snead, w. n.
Rog gers, James Thompson, +. ID. Dellinger,
Henery B. Shittlett, Elias Southard, Peter
A. McEvery. John E. McEvery, Robert Z.
Stalnback. Leonidas James, Thompson
Adams, L. J. White, John G. Curtin, Jona-
than B. Rogers, Martin Shultz, William j.
Wyant, George w. May, Peter ID. Woodson,
A. j. Sigler, j. Il. Huckstep, 7. J. Carver,
J. Ii. Stone, James B. Payne, William j.
Points, Henry S. Keller, Martin Baker,
Jacob F. Keller, j. A. Woodson, Allen S.
Mayo, Henry jenkins, Jacob Beck, William
III. Carpenter, David Rusmisel, Daniel Fall
Zachariah Raines, John D. Sadler, P. A.
Gross, John S. Richards, John Rougee, JAS.
Campbell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

MURDER TRIAL IN THE CIRCUIT CoURT.-
The Circuit Court of Richmond was occu-
pied the entire day of yesterday in the trial
of George Wiley "a negro convict), indict-
ed for the murder of one Schwatz, guard
for the prisoners at work on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad.
The prisoner, who is stout mulatto, is
II native Of Richmond, having been born on
10Th street, near Main. He was defended
by Messrs. Stiles and Christian, George D.
Wise appearing for the Commonwealth.
The case was given to the jury at :SH
O'Clock, and at 5h-being sent for-they
returned and announced that they We're
unable to agree. They were remandedl to
the jury-room, and returned at 6a with
the same announcement, when they were
O'clock this morning. The prisoner was
again turned over to the superintendent Of
the Penitentiary, to be brought before the
court ut the hour above named.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

The THEATRE.-It is seldom, since the
better days of the drama in Richmond, that
our boards as the one now performing at
our Theatre. It is good in every appoint
ment, and certainly deserves to be literally
patronized. On Tuesday night the roaring
comedy Of =" Wild Oats was performed in
most admirable manner and we trust they
may be induced to repeat it on some even
Ing when circumstances of social and hy-
menial nature will not conspire to keep our
people from the Theatre. Last evening
Leah, the Forsaken," was produced, and
we have seldom seen an audience so we'll
pleased. The performance was unexcep-
tlonal. Tonight there is great attraction.
The "Ticket-of-Leave Man" will be pro-
duced for the first time in this city COM
plete and entire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK LAUGaTON will sell at 10 A. NJ, at
residence No. 22o Sd street, corner of Byrd,
household furniture, SC. -e
A. c. PULLt M will sell al 4T'. M. n brick houre
and LOT, and AT adjoining lot, at the corner of
Federal and st. James streets. .r....--. s..
W. GnDDIN will ell at r. NJ. that enc building
On the north side OF Capitol street. ing
the City Hall. Also, brick building In rear
of the above.
HILL & GGDDIN viii seil tap. NJ. lot on TIE
north side Of Flnwood, between Cherry and
Calvert streets. .. !.
THOMAS ". KEESEE will sel. at 10 O clock A.
Nj. ut his auction house, pianos, household
furniture, books, etc.