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ITALY,

- HUT II HUXE
RtAE, Dec la.-At the feast Of the lmmacnla. e
Conception. gang OF ruMAns, headed By one
Tnenettt, noted inrdel. got up riot 1t the gates
Of the Vatican. and made savage attack upon
q me Of the Roman people friendly to His uo1I-
less. They were armed with swofla and hatch
rs, and msAe terrible onslaught woundnR four
t!ttzen.. The troops. however. we're called ont,
tlarged On ToEnettl's gang, and maize sevessl
pfkonefA Othet1 proceeded to the Police Once
and demanded their release tire next day. the
Colonel OF the First Fons:ncat Regiment n1rrowly
escaped death at the hands Of The rtolers, by
natlng good his way through building.
, 1870-12-19
OBITUARY.

Rear ADMIRAL RFrou XII.
bourac-Anthnny Ereen-lohu t1il-
leTe
PHulpxIfHHA, Dec. 1T.-kear Admiral Samuel
l. H!eese, United statea Navy, died thta moruiu9,
Of aRe.
AHw4CKK1, Dec 17.-A desq7tch was received.
to-day. fron Jacksonville, Fla, announcing the
, 1870-12-19

death q Hop. Bynn K,lnourne, from Appptexy.
laat ni8hs. hi. KHhourne was one OF the eatliess
eealels of Milwaukee, and once owned that nsrt
OF tue city called klibeuEre Town.
Anthony Green. a prominent coal dea1er. ,i,ea
.att nIant, and to-day Wc hear ct the u. am nf
JGln Mll;E, wen Known IS " Long JOIN Yller.:
, 1870-12-19

The tax levy in New York city for the
year amounts to sea, 507, ,1as, of which
$780, t75 are taxes on personal property,
and 81 ,Gaa, 1s0 taxes from banks. OF this
sum nearly s19, 0o0, 600 had been paid in
On the 10th of December.
, 1870-12-19
HuSnAy. DECEMBER n, 1870,


The elections for educational officers in
London anil Manchester, England, of
Which wt'- recently. published interesting
a-.soaa,<. show tast. in this matter OF suf
fTare. while Americans are debating, Eng.
ll>h1cen are acting In four important IT,
>rsct~ these elections are mora progress
>i'c taan ANY yet held il this country.
Ilrse are
fir>f. larger district is unitcd in tho
election Of common ticket than is usual
il this country. and, thereby, necessity
'>e7cated Of electing men whose reputa-
lions are general. and not merely local. II
Twelve members at Board of Education
were :" he elected for Chicago, New York,
or London, ono member from each
OF twelve districts, each mem-
her 50 elected would represent a
r''ratation aud popularity extending over
his own district only It might have been
Won hy distributing 31.oGo among the
lil3"r saloons Of that district But if each
o! the twelve members is elected bv the
voters of the whole city, eaca represents a
reputation and popularity at least co-exten-
"''S MAI lue urea OF tne catS ltselt-kwc1ye
t'u'eS ~ great as in the former case. Let
Two boards be elected in these two wass,
as'' 'ne one would contain twelve reputable,
1'~lH'as'''!e 1nen' OF general business repu-
'A'''n ana enaractef' and the other would
Contain twelve irresponsible, snall-potato
var't snmuerE- 0ae OF the curses OF
American city politics is this undue sever
e Tr& q, -. q
, 1870-12-19

General Avesr, Superintendent of TIE ChlcA1o
Il n1inotE Southern Railroad, Arrived 1t NJ YER
non on Tuesday last he VIII statt work On tie
fnkd tmnettttHfY.
, 1870-12-19

It vii thus be aeen that corn "a the great
lending staple; followed By the hAy crop, cot
ten, wheat, and oats Illinois leads in the num-
ter Of horses, sSl, 600: Ohio has ~, 200. and
Te1as, g., COO. In oxen and other cattle. Iui-
ins essdt seda1 fos he.a e, T.td Il H.
35l, 900, u1li1o those Of Illinois are valued 1t
EH~ CNvfr hu.% %kn fA&T S-.n
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II M New ieft eieetlon that nHnfal =
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% aut pFol.n,c f. ahsndoa Their svstf
eighty T. any Administration tAsy 10.
tend, ~ hing ~ there u m ainm ~ liberty
In IN thls country. ~ vote - they please,
In spite a Presidential preferences ~ The
shrata ef ~lAyoneis. REORGANIZATION y IN.
deri accomplished Al Che souih, hat The
masl0us seed does nat seem 81 thrive as
YET IN Northern nolL
MissouFis action In the premises i not
less decided. and the verdict rendered here
i even more significant than In New York,
The President and his advisers not only
chose 70 set themselves up A. Judges b..
tween two rivnl factions " ihelr own party,
but, having announced which was the true
church and which The h%erctles, proeeedcd
to exc0mmunlcate the latter, and visit
them with condlgn punishment The pco-
pie Of Missouri, II seems, could not 10
trusted 10 select their rulers without ~.
ceiying first the rebukc and then the lash
of the Federal government, and the peo
pic Of Missouri have responded 20 both by
hurying the representatives Of that govern.
ment out Of sight forever. There arr many
reasons why every Conservative citizen Of
our State should rejoice In the election Of
Gratz Brown, and not the least Of them Is
the bold defiance which that election filings
In the teeth Of q despotlc Administration.
Missouri Republican.
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we arc aboat 10 publish several Stories q wotds!fal
Power NM nt,faati~Nturiqa thai are certain 70 CRATE 4
sensation in IT'D reading worbd-thefefore do not INNS me
oppoTfnfdiy, hut onDKs TIM rArTH Ar ONCE.
'TAKK SPECIAL foTfrTs-The frcelde ompu
iou. fur one year. viii furnish Twp THOUSAND AND
Mdary. coLpMxs-about. flhyy gocdn miEfas M y~glua D,,.,s
Grt well worthy Of remembrance Wy all VINO utxlfv IuhAF
tiy o. well al Quality ior lhaif money.
, 1870-12-11
THE WEST.

- -,-...-: .r,x,.
An H4esatoF tof Vnann-t ne Smett"
ing Norks-lntiAu Hut{lc-PolAtlc.
n,-Cr3me.
--..-
OMAHA. DFc- IA movement II m root Tor
the i'imsf!oa OF 4 company TO build anu sun
on The Inc Of tse Cutan psc'nc Rarenad, within
thr clty ~ u.s. oFst-class gfa!c elevator 10 COS.
nnt less than ts",eE
S,aht " lole las. t.at.nan PlFl, s2eh 10, nsmeo
htchter attempted sci1.dtst1ucs.Hn ~ taxing
qusnuty OF arsenic. Cause, disappointment in
love.
The fuper1l Of Mn. George ". Homan, Sr.
who died On Tuesday last, tu'k place to-day. She
va. Que Of The U OIL prominent citizens and one
OF the Oldest sestlsts
II showed heavily AL ttay yesterday al Cncy-
enn~.
J.. Ibe omaha smelling s,atAs @ VII ne y operation
N'eSt IN iA1ge quantities
Bali aiats & trsek vas L taid JesterSss: on the
weather, trackiaytug will be competed n tEenty
days
Sases tf Union fAciuc tsAt1rnah lhut5 c1nttnne
ac'lye- large nu'Ebet OF the 8ales are being
, 1870-12-11

ity on tho matter OF shade for ki1s; finds ont
tho 'xaet do'aii of tbs a,tllcu1ty bet veen
Adclthur and Dlat che Jaaaamlns WHICH broks
on 'he1r engag' nett: can tell !ou the pros.
pen within hatf D. flr at every one ID 'he
vet; kno~a cAsstina from canzonet plays
the GUITAR: 4iA&Is h.e thr iateat STYLE pf
bouqnet holdtr; md 4as The asat one to rs-
eivs the new fash,on at helping = lady up
ttairr He IL I chef G6uure.
Thefe are osheEs whom would like 10 p4r.
icul.t7ze. hut ice falls. Th+ss mist I'VE
fur tht clsss. Tle~e are the Catches. The<'
..te the Elasses # eh'ou. AID the raonss Q
form. There are the ooreryed of II o1Sfls
rrs. Without them whst ~ratd Ate Tet
Wi'bnpt them ~hst would eoc1"t. oos ~
'eeuls IL t. appalinE to CONT nop'.se tat1oe1;
liz tbs M. 4Mim-, kuoV of anothsT msn =
msy call him PLAN yohn 2 Smith. ne IL n4 oon
dance. iat h. knows how to walk eEect. manly ].
I'D dlgnit+d, 40 God made him. H
couldn band = l.dy into , c.r1aaga voTJ
gracefully perhaps, bur bis polttcoers 70 40
eoula be UNAFFECTED aud gTacions. Hs can
talk French. Int be can talk Engl sh. Ha can
Lot nAbufacture email talk, tut hs can t4l&
common sense. He cannot Indulge IN At:f'
Loon rroueusder, but be can Work 1Atn'1.ts
tnd efficiently f1om tunrise to SUNSET. II
fappet l2Firh mrney on kid gloves ana neek-
t.eb but he cau diees teasly and eim2!s' ana
las mp money against .h ,,rsiay dAEr. hn can
a. ull's huf 0e can IOWA vi II IL A4tIo4AA'u6
love, ~hich ia ii once = biessinE and psosee-
tectinn. he cArnot filter AWAY hi. time o.
roneense, but he can do tis duty III \
cs'n.Cientious way he cannot boast OF pratt.
inoks, but he can boast II fAca With .oul
in IT, He cannot gu.l. and dssdle. hecsus'
life eeems to him somethioE which is v'r
earnett and vers important. He cannot part
| III hair iu the middle. but he has thoughts
III de1neati1- He isut Of much accounr Al
csrt3ir E lady u tan. or elbowtng her thFougl
rhe street, but he has stropg arm sud =
-tout hat d, mud an honest heart and claa'
h. I'D, to support woman in the EXTREMIST
difficulties Of life.
But then, hs'a NO " catch"
pnEoRrNE pIcEtE.
, 1870-12-11
CANADA
Wa tho Of the xEe1tnud Cnunt to the
Ausersca MT he Duty on Flour
KaAtixxaAY ErotHet--Fhe EmKlt.h Co.

Wa &nc Of the xEc1taud Cuunt to the
Auserscan MT he Duty on Flour
halfway ffotcct-fne EnKii.h ca-
blcs.
Toaos7o. Dec. 1a-Tae following apee,sl, from
the seat Of atseinueut, APPEARS in the Telegraph
.1n view u The threatened adoption By Presl-
dent Grant Of g, neral Bule . non -lnter CONNER
,5ss5ssns 70 v,sn sn'1 c,na aas
country the Zee .use Of the Weiand SanaL
In the rear enniuG 1uur 30 last, no less than ,sl
AMERICAN - s.es% .s aud .soS Ssasets w,t ton
Withdrawing the botd!nc pr1vtl- &c wuutn, It is
cur entl5 believed. necessarily eutai! ike with
tlsawas Of The use OF the Wrllsnd Cana1 To am-r-
0s1otl.ly the cities OF Chicago, Cleveland, o.~e-
60. spu Uade1 Aburgn.T
MONTREAL. Dec. 1o.-At the meeting o: the
petition tnr nlln1on Parliament to ssepeal s7e
duties on d:ur and graip. Many lsaallug mer-
chants Wese present, NJ. R!ar, nenaoer Of Par
obliged to import grain from Chicago and Nil.
paid h8h autI.s 8 !. T4s alsa .t4tea tnas the
sn ports ot noaT from the Ulted Stslcs were ttn-
biz this Iear III" 4uHnttY tn.Fodccet last YEAR
lt9,a0O ha1Ie!s-. II Was resolved tnat The
delegates fs,m this association TO the meet1ag at
The Dos tntun Boarn. 10 he hclrf at Ottawa on the
18th Of January next, be instruct d tu propose a
resolution tor lhc sep+a OF the dulles on nouf and
IT N.
F0Kr Ex1k, Ont. Dec. 1e.-The Pensnsulsr Hall.
Mir, AMI, from St Clair to Lansing, have ress,is I'd
10 tc nsesI'!aft, With the view Ct forming con.
h'GeI neI1 w rnH1rx HG abaSan oanera n n"a ncav,
no tht aet st.rsu prevails, the " uss bio RtJx q
gale. with fog aud Tin; the sea II running hien
an1 1hese Is TO prospect OF Esarrtshg the eattc:
fC-iaF,
, 1870-12-11

. int dc Ducheese, AMI III atese llcea, iu ~hito.
T. acl. and ec74 Cashmere j. 'Kets hRra iafc'
ls a peartd on tha street, trimmed With tu=ct-
tio,, Of white poin' Duchessa. Ihasa laoo* sro
ali 'so expensive TO be used IN the p7ott1sn
,notii.tfs tp.irs upon, aud the majority or p+o-
pie get the tine limitations, .ith which tho
market is flooded, ano, by tudicsoua pr1oo-s
OF colo.1ng, use them upon toilettea with Brsas
effect. .--
ESrERTA1NHESTn.
The reception on Thursday. tha last Of
eefies a. fpur ente1tsinm ants G1vcu By Ms.
James Draoka, waa = most successfut AID
brilliant sdais. It uas geneTAly conceded
thai no ahere out OF Paris have 10 maoy mag
nidctnt to:lrts ever been 1"eu. among thc
invited cut ste from atr1sd we're Ger. u and
MIS-. Ften,ot t, General and Mrs. Mcclellan,
and 3tr Ho,aca White u wife ut Chicago.
The - Homeopathic Ball, auuonnce1 TO
taxa place 1t the Academy OF Nusic. Oh the
10th Of January, tbreatens to rival in nun
btrr and t,r11lisncy Se~ York's pet inAttut'on,
the 44Cba1its Ball." The proceeds are 10 be
devoted to the establishment Of Stats In.
sane Asylum, urder the coatrol and direction
of the cisciLles Of Hahnemaun. 4 sly old
school wsg gravely inquired Of = fair tickat-
Be.ler whether the asylum ~as inteud-d fox
those who had go1e mad from employing
homeopathy. Four th1usa-d tickets hava
been aiseady eold. Ill the uroscenlu n.boKes
taken at rental OF Sl00 etch, aud premiums
offered for who}e, or even parts Of. f1nn'
boxea. QCiD SuEc.
, 1870-12-11

Decision In the CA&e OF Finch ".
The Oliyet Presbyterian Church.

49,. r,,.&. -
ueeH'on , ~ se s, @ " .,.. ~
The Oliset FfesbyseFfah Ehurcn.
A., spses.l peres.n @ y" 70 1e A. enesso o1a ~ ry,.,
ret.s es. 70 y. -. ~
,he o:,yet o. ~ cnu;cns Rev. ,yoaa All a1,tsop. ps,,ar-
came @ y up at % a D., before ins County court,
Jrtve acknav. The Judpe sustained rhe DENIM.
rer:, dismissed he COMPLAIN, and rtbqke4 The
%c:et3 LOT naFlnG @aken pa19 IN "naf tne lou:t
dssHss u1sht.s!taa p;oeesa'r,ss.: ,s:,,, 49,, p,,no,
10 the case we're DOT only conclusive. az regards
their legal character. but *ete uu1sualis aoe ana
~ bnsr e. 1 "n ner .ne no
oeu maIual throughout the whnie Course,
and here the learned counsel displayed an iuf:-
mate knowletlae Ct church courts, their po"er
, 1870-12-11

Companies, Nor arc the acents for tho
sal of li"htt ipe~rods entirely without in
stsu~,iou On this head,
mmnav oet nm, of monav borrow.
and 20 on agasn. and 10 ,,a s,;d. in par-
ti~l and qualified s.uso to raise ths wind.
But if he really get ont Of wind, bo must
stop. Job apeaka, With evident feeling, Of
friend of his who usu.lly oarr;ed his
bel1y full of the east wind. while no mod.
etn hills of fare make mention of The dish.
yet We have no .otid ground to doubt .hat
Jobs friend found j, source of power,
Perhaps the must remarkable mapifesta-
lions of wind poyer on record ara IN the
1licht of peese and tho nrocee,1;n,s of con.
..ress. wild geese haro bean freonart,v
,,},se.yed 10 atsr. at thu eonator md ,avor
al,rht until ther had reached the mole,
Members Of Congress hare bean known Ia
ret ou, mon s,,occh which II was nm, in
The rover of man ,o f,,;sb rho on1r rafnoo
, 1870-12-11

1RkAT s1oRA At AsF1swALL
aa xt nora nS.1r F pr 'oTee CO. Gees 'e I'll
tsuba eah.-, hss . nAo d led fer rne past lew
days st+asner a'F1ved at Puusa Ross. t,-daY.
from Hasaas, brsnRlnG the f0uu8ing important
In etlteenKe:-
Anvires from Asn.nu all to the e,h. have hecn
rccetse ed. Thr weather was irfg g7tful and Eeporrs
q sn.p~I+ek were eots.apsl, coming
ssssa. s The ' scsoone! isa wss lost. >at'o. "a
wsss.ss vt boa d from ti1t sshesosE lsa1slIs sss
New Y"k made fhree Intellectual attennta 10 gel
into bsrhor on Dc e1ober 3. and III .ast vent sc
= u escape the 'urJ OF the storm. Tue 1uQ
nu nosra. It Is 2esree that the .:h.l,aa steamer
1lmaI. has been lost tn tss Sou h Paetnc. @.ta al
Oh hf ard. Several steameT9 In the hatbpr Of A5.
ptnwa4 went 10 sea far safety.
aNALLEu9.
AdT!ces have heen received from vatparaiso to
ny. II. sral1-rox was preEaient In the city, 4:
CusLI.
member Of t:onE'rss haytnx asserted tha1
President Grant had r!dlcuied the war betEee1
Chilli ana S a'e, the Asnes!cau Minister had se1'
vote TO the government tlerr11g tue tnarRes, SAT
Inc that ire american Fiesttieut had the highest
opinion Of chill.
Esd OF TER REVOLUTION IN PEAr
Dafes s1un Lima have been recf1yed tn NV.
g. The revolc'ton had ended. The news i
otherwise Until roftanf,
TIE VAR IH knLIv1A.
B0tlrt1 dateE TO November 1G, state that Il BAT
t'e, befrrf fhe cry OF InfC.i. vas ltI,'ntr ent.
GENERAL Herttn waa tna~e the town, which vas
ssEonslr forsin.d. Tbs insursect.ou was extcta.-
ing stn1nHaEI.
The Caracal r:uinR frses waa Increasing. The
excite ment IL stronger than that which Attended
the tllscuFerT Of cp1ti IN C2h!u nss.
THE RstsK OF AnSfay1Axo.
Dates from Mnuteytdeo 7O Dc'ooer 70, hare
bes . T, teIssd. That city iad been closcly DE-
, 1870-12-11
An Elegant Gilt to a RhbY.

From {hk Sfu York T.tHkA. Gtt s. ..
i tuubes OF the friends of Hon. Schuyler
colta1. Ct 10th political pa1t,es, il Washing
ton. determined to sho% THAR persoual spr<a-
ciation Of xud Affection for him, consulted To-,
csthe1 sn6 resolved to present him vi saIn" :.
tekep of their esteem. To make the gift , "a
10 The Vice Presidents baby he:s. S5 ,,rier
Co'ta1. j. Senator Anthony. Of Raoas ,-!;nd
nAs appointeda committee to csrzE " q has.
sicn Of ni- assCcia&es- He consSfsv v;,h NJ
Wilkinson. she hea1 Of the GosAt , u.rrf.n.
tuline Comptns. iTosl9snes. ~ i th.1 gentle
s,yle md charac.1r ot y Aaopa' auu -,
alolly to As. Wilkinson. sho desirned. sni
bls company hAs l19t u.rrf,ctrrfG ona of
the handsome 81 aaa q 1T elaborstels wrought
s.Ne! s,s ~ go ~ aade in this country. II
.'b spo srea1 81 an5 1T fE.y. e. pl.se. drinking;
sAlatd Al = 900.
I6e 1taS nae raised trelIi=-casved border,
| e1AoaAF swelling toward the back. Ehen il
centres in shield Of frosted silver, which
censS IL the monogram Of the young Geutle'
mar Tbis i. both surrounded and snr1nount
| - by wyeatha OF doweEs-tn5e-toeee, c1oruioG
| glories. wheat.afalks> eic--in fretted gold
:, In inserier edge Of the tray is carved Will
o:ter rscu'iay but appropriate derices, At
the highly-polished centre contains the in
se1iption. II ornamental German text letter
SCHCILtH Co1FAx, JR,
| From
, Serators Of TIE ELL Congress-
Twelve different cn1ors Of gold are EN-
, | p1oved IN the cAxvirg and fref1uE of Til
|. ind the other pieces, md the effect is yer
. elegant ard pleasing. The plate md dsinkinl
cup are similarly inscribed, but the othe
/ I pieces have simply the shield and ueonosfama
, | With elaborate trel1ia carving and froshoE
!. ! The shieIdR in each cxse are otn1,nented viii
fre,ted gold. and the handle Of the Plate an
: bowl also> Tho handles Of the boal hnd thei
/ bapdles Of The other artic1ss, including tn
: knife, fork. and spoon, in representation Q
< the human facs. The articles will ba on 81
9 h;b1tiou for fev days 1t Ti14ny / Co..
Union squire, pefogs being sent 70 Rsel
/, h8tou.
, 1870-12-11

fs:S11sSaAk Z AFFAIRS IN LONDON.
to. lHsp"S. 49, -Esenlnz.-The no~ Of tpecie
W ,,ns,,, ~ sa gland snis week has been un-
a..m The amount O1 hand to-fay il
dA5. 40 '''A '''"' ~ '@1''
.,.x EsGLASp AND THE rArAcr.
~ 1 =" Aff-frnee not%. announcing thar the CIV
. 81. A% I ss TAKEN cafe 10 mske the provision
n. ary for the pro.ec'iou OF the persou OF the
= :, and aft quat. 70 support hts dignity, per-
~ ri freedom, and the Independence Of bis
,AIttua! futcttona, e1cltes surprse and
tstsit':m- The g s.sespnett- By such s detlara.
unn. made at tnts nrMe1s, intends ihe i0: hte
purpose # innuerrtbg The Rrrat Catholic mee.tu.
at st James Hal, on FRIDAY, aud conctliatlpe the
tttitrk in Ireland. wtrre IunoEs OF Impending
difficulty with America Alreldr can-e alarm.
1RE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
LnSnoS. Dec S.--Tae 7fmes ot se-1av has
strtk1i and eouc!natoly editorial on the snhjec
II The lahama csams. II asks 10 !n.Ie emn1sf {p
the Il cults heaped on E1R1spd, Ia consk qurhce o
| th+ d Fytd&fioas Of the 4tahaua. hut- cfase4
1lfEeot Of the claims. nat merely because the.
SIC tHsr, but fot the put1o&e Of inauRu:AttuR a;
~ra Of fettef feeling and ctoset unity between Sn
LDtteri s'ase* and Great Britain.
The .NarHiH9 Pbtt Of r0-tfay Bees no h5pe Of bet
Ter relations vita The Cotied States. Ii says Ii
/ best Ar erfcars Avoid, or are driven fFpD. pplfc
cal HE, while Nen Ike General Butler Weld p!r
cal i1tueDee. and nstentaunua cnu.teSy Is sho II
| nations supposed to be uutrfend1y 10 Engla nd
ARMS DE1lrEHKD EP.
| Five hundred cases Of 1uns, OF Colts t4auQt4t
| ture. which wefe seized By tue government, Q
| their ax.isal ere from America, have been d
| uveTsd to the ccn<!gnee-
, 1870-12-11


The colorcd II, man Catholics are numerous
t'ctiy IN a athtnetcn. -...-.-.-
in Knoxville, Tenn. an tra'c citizen asshu1tet.
an editor, aud TIE later 1ung the raste-pot At
HIN and rut out his eye.
-D1. Russell sa5s II il noE very patent that the
dtstRLe1s ot the Pa,ls forts committed enormous
t,iuuiets. They rut the forts, with the exception
OF yhlett en- aud the Double Conrnanc. too ueas
tbe civ, and placed them on the inner line OF
petgnsa. instead OF occrrytrR the ou:cr ridges
Had tue heights over ST. Cloud or NontEe1ous'
Mc,,ear, at.1 Clatnart l,ecn covered w1th works
Ike yalerlen The difficulties Of 4 bcsttging aEns
would have been rspdtglnus, aud Paris within It's
double encicntc wonld have had long life Of IT,
The ss,re remarks apply to the northwest and
north Of Paris.
A California ctlltur II ont In card refusing TO
| speak 10 aus married ladies OF his acquaintance.
| lie Eats: :" We tluti that our monye-Wnlcn Is
| pure cowaraice-w,ll net he misconstruel some
pedy per1shes lnploroutlJ every dag for being
urou tpealtpg te,1us With married Wumer, and
| re do not care to hare Cur turn conc fbuahs
l'ct Pig grateful for the PAST forne2ranee ot ag-
| KytxveA husbants, We make o4E bow and retire.
Hereafter Ok no1s and smiles will be lasAaed
upon cir ID aid <ldoEa exclusively: no Others
need arrly. whoeyer shall sttempt 10 introduce
us 10 bis own vile, or that Of another nao, vii
he scfaTttd as coLtptfAtns Ag a!ust our pTtc1ou:
itfe and Subjected 10 abuse IN tn columns Of TIL.
| jQuruai."
-Several French c11eers At Cologne gave sup
! per recently, 10 which a townsuAn vas inyn..d
One Of The olllctEs, native Of Nice, proposed Ii
INT toast IN these terms: II gtsc the health d
| The most revered monarch OF this countsJ-ktp
W!lItam /. This Prince has froed France from
man who haR cnatayed the people for twenty years
he has n1ited GernaaT, and. BY oveEthtoxtug ID
8 Emperor Napoleon, he has indirectly effected II
unity Of Itnly and freed the wo. Ii from int Ron
tAh h!eratchy." THIS toast Tas cordially receive
Q bJ his fellow of1ce'a. The sAuac speaker me-
t Toned that On the trial BY cour1-mhrt1A Of fa!1
:, the German book selt1 who IN 1so6 had written
pamphlet cn1sled So Germany In it, Deeptu De2r
It dauop, aud was tAot BY order Of Napoleon. 4
Il French ofntes who Acted n accuset remstke
"lf Germany u asoused. II wM asslkn FTxn<e
uAiural fronues. the wAtetshed Of the yosges
3 1nia prediction, observes the Cologne Gazstse,
. COW Aoout 70 be fu,uied.
, 1870-12-11
OHIO.
Fhc Hrcntlir Ecr Murder Trini-Sul-
cihr-Pr0ce@ @tlIssES tN HnuArMftc3-
- %saa1dt ri IBeAIA-

The Hrcnt1ir Ecr Tlstrder Trini-Snl-
ecdissEs tn iSnuAruptc3-
- ~M1dt ri DEATH.
Spsc14s Uer7ateh 10 The Chta.o Tribune.
LAA, Dec. 30.-Tp-day WIS The n!iA Of the
bteniingrr Mur'ser tEtal, at1i the c urt room was
cr.wsle'!,as usual The defence closed about p,
III. a1d The court adjourned until Monday next
IT. def, nceshaye bcfteE their side somewhat
The cas { Will probably reach the jury uu Tuesday
al. ruprn.
YocsGsrowx. ntc 1o.--WillIan Batte.e. . t,osa
uaE,tr at Hrnwu. HonutiI 4 Cos works, c)nln18-
srst 1n!c1e this mhFlIfr, af:es eosng su the uilI
by tht DING hl1o*. II with pistol. while Ia state
Of temporary insaht1y. he was about 80 years
old.
, Ito thr Associated rtrtAl
C1SCENSAT1. lt-c. 1l-A petition BY Mccullough
I Kennedy. ut this city. tAs osea prs .nted Il,
Judge II Ay.tt a.k1S Il at Peter SCH Sab- 1f Ham
itoh+ Nusws County, D"l0. ~raiths manafac.
tnief ana dealer iu wntskeF. he tleCsEe.l pauk.
init. No actI0n has yet teeH :ak.n.
The cte.trs 0t George F. Eli Il, cf Hamilton,
have died II prtit'nc 10 1ec1Ase him bankrupt.
Thomas ]. HGEs / Co. cOCulSetuu niercnA1Ea.
Have voluntarily nitG pe1t on G5 Bankruptcy.
Their Aabiites ale ch;tnf accommodation en-
tacrsentrt8-
s. T. Wait. Cisy Solicitor ot cov1ngton. was
fen, il dead Je.ttrsy. tn his Office. From all ap.
.xssat rcs. h. fell frf IN ohatr while writing. Tt
yp1d!ct VI the lury MAS paralysis.