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The Revolution I'm Mexteo-More
Secession.

SAN Francisco, February ga public
meeting OF Tepico, Mexico, has declared in
favor Of the independence of the north
western States Of that Republic. Lozoda
and Veger lead the movement and the Go
vernora of Sonora. Chihuahua, and Lower
California, favor it. The Governors of ST.
naloa and Durango adhere to President
Juarez.
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Financial and Commercial.
Grain a1sa Flcur Markets.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
- RICHMOND. Va. February 7s, 1879.
K, sstez2 OFFERINGS.
Whedk-White, 1888 bushels. Rcd. .oe bushels.
Cofn.-Wmte, 1.s7S bushels. Mixed, 80 bushels.
Odks.-s5o bushels.
Rgs.--1o Bushels.
Timothy Seed.-4 bushels. go s.
rf.t eALEs.
WheGs.-White, 20 bushels very good ut al.1o. "a
busheis prime ct Sl.<23; "a bushels at a. ): "a
bushels very bad at s0c.-totaI, I6s bushels, Red
La bushels common ut S1.2o. ssr-ss.25I
Corn White, 20 bushels prime at psc. $50 BUSH
els prime on private terms; ls4 bushels very good
at CSC. 81 bushels Mt 90c. l82 bushels inferior ON
private terms: y bushels prime at g7Sc.-total,
272. Mixed ID bushels damagedat 75c.
Odts.-lA bushels prime at SEC. &c bushels
prime al Soc. Total, 10) bushels.
Rye.--3o bushels very good at Csc.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Oats.--l06 bushels.
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--latest from Cuba-Landing Of Fill
busters.

HAVANA, February 25.-Valmaseda has
gone in person in pursuit of party of
filibusters recently landed in Holquin dis
trict.
The Spanish gunboat Guarau has gotten
ashore.
NEW YORK, February 26.-The Cuban
Junta here have the following from jack
sonville, Fla:
1.-THE Spanish winter campaign has
ended disastrously, and the Spaniards have
retreated into the towns. Quesada will ar
rive in New York before the lst of Marcel"
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To the Editors Of the Dispatch j.:

WEsrHAM Furnace, February 26, 1870.
! see an article written for your piper Of
the 22d instant casting reflection on me
Us founder at this place. The writer
states that the furnace was chilled up.
| do not know where this gentleman got lis
information, but it is certain he knew no.
thing about it. Such q statement is calcu-
lated TO do injustice to me as founder.
There is not ton of chilled iron in the fur
mace, which can be proven by inspecting
the furnace. The furnace was 'scaffold in
OF having stock that cannot be
worked in any furnace successfully. My
men worked for two weeks at the furnace,
but could not keep it open.
With this statement I hope you will cor
rect the error into which the public have
been led by the letter of as"
Very respectfully,
JOHN W. TIrrERY,
!
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Terrible Railroad Accident-Seyen-
teen Persons Killed.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, February 26.-The
cars on the Mississippi Central railroad
wont through the trestle below Oxford
seventeen persons, mostly emigrants or
their way to Texas, being killed. Fifteen
bodies had been taken from the wreck OF
last accounts. Mr.. McConico and son
were among the killed. Colonel Sam Tate,
of Memphis, had leg broken.
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New Kork Bsock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, February as-Eoen.- gsocks unart-
tied Money, sGa per cent sseriinr Exchau-a,-
Long, 1881 short, 1891. Goid. i1ss. Securities
Unchanged. - -
brentng.-Money, GsS7 per cent. The bank
statement Ii unfsvorabIe, the banks losing heavily
on their reserve Sterling, loss@ios.. Gold lower.
Govesnments lower, In sympathy with gold |:
Sos, 20, 14s. Southern securities unsettled.
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,rvs FROM WASHINGTON.

,,,rs-A tabular statement has JUST
tN, ,,rcparcd at the Treasury Department.
ven nrr hat during the last six months our
.on ,rtF have been twenty millions ,, OF o ao,
'>!"' MARE than they were for the CORE
AZ, , '",r' ocricd Of last year, which makes
f'" r.ano If trade in our favor.
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ror,cco TAx.--Commissioner peiano has
'r a-cd an elaborate statement OF the IN
TTr'",' rovcnuc receipts from tobacco for the
'f''" ending december 81, 1869. 1t is pro,
,eS' ~ nstahllsh n uniform tax on all
;2 = srs""tsc,nrcd tobacco, and it is understood
"a ss"" '6c nrincipal manufacturers are in
'',,~ # this proposition.
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WASHINGTON, February 2S.-A Young
" named Miss Mary Payne. of very
,,s,,hy family Of San Francisco, died yes
'';,' q, the Arlington of paralysis OF the
49,. , Two physicians were present, one
! aI,o had been treating her for d'phthe-
- Willie he was feeling her pulse the lady
~ hack in his Nrms dead.
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IRVINE, Observation-Disclosures
pATEST EXCELSIOR PapEK Fyil slss
manufacsured and FOR sste by the bale or 0arrct
AZ the NANCHEsTER rpAPER.AlGFs $50.
TISSUE MANILA PAPERS. s. =. -
gost-9aase ue1 ls1, RlsaMcuh Va ID H~iussff
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which win be imposed apons them. IN, and we
have frequently heard the question.
!. Would it not have been better for,,s 20
have remained as district No. fg', We can
but hope oil things viii be for our good.
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N the Senate, Friday, Mr.. Wilson pre-
..'.rd memorial from j. Marshall Hanna
.45 others asking for female suffrage in
49,, District Of Columbia. Referred to the
..,.;ni;teo on the District Of Columbia.
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Ut tSSoctArEs.-Mr. Whittcmore, the
,,.s r,ocrcsSman. addressed a large Sab
,,,a-schcol gathering at the navy,yard III
a. .h;nr,on Thursday night, as did Rev.
, - Newman, chaplain of the Senate.
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NEACHINE SHOP.
SLOAT d ADDINGTOE,
MACHINIST6,
Wosxs AND OFFICE: tais CARY sTRnx1, nxA1

FObHTELHId, .hlCAHUNDs va -
. ALI. KINDS OF NEW WORK; REPAIRING
and BOILERS In city aud
country; TOBACCO, WORK OF all kinds n.ds
ssma: PLATFORM and other SCALES AID.
JTJsTED and REPAIR ExclGsiye SCENTS &c
ERNOR. SELDEN,s PATENT STEA&-EH.
CINE PACKING, Utica Steam Gauge Companys
STEAM GAUGES. Every one or these ssaSs
the best gauge now In use, They're LEES in price
shan any other make. a fun line OF the above sIs
paTENT EELF-FEEDISG OIL-cuP, foS sbafts
ing and ali kinds OF macatnery Which saves ninSsy
per cent OF OIL This is 5he lexess ana Dess sniaS
- 80 's5fs -: GEORGE b. SIQAL
my 10 ss 4. JACKSON ADplNGfVAs
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FoundrVnian.

\ New Dop0E.-On Wednesday the 9Th
instant young man about twenty-one
years Of age, giving his name as David
Landers, and representing himself as a
farmer in Rockingham county, Va, went
TO the clerk OF our court and asked for q
marriage license; but as he did not have
four dollars and . half, the price charged
for the license, the clerk declined the re-
quest. Mr.. Landcrs then returned to Har-
per's Ferry, where he had left the young
lady lie intended marrying until he came
here for the license. A few days after Mr..
Mantz received q letter from Mr.. Landors
requesting him to send him the license to
Harpcr's Ferry by Adams Express, marked
C. o. D., which he did. In due time the l.
cense reached Harpcr's Ferry, when Ian
ders was informed of it; but instead of
getting the license out of the Express Office
and making good his promise to the young
lady, whom, in the mean time, he had
grossly imposed upon, he abandoned her
and left for parts unknown, not leaving her
u cent to pay her board at the hotel OF to get
home with. The father of the girl. on get
ting information of the affair, went to Har-
per's Ferry and took her home. The lovers
were to have been married on this side Of
the Potomac, and it was to have been what
is called runaway match,' but through
want Of constancy and fidelity OH the part
of the gallant wooer it was signal fail
ure.-Frederich Examiner.
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There is to be an iron foundry at Ma
nGssas.
Judge Wcisigcr will not hold any Of his
courts until after the Legislature has Or
ganized the new judicial system OF the
State.
1t is now thought that the act locatingthe
capital at Charleston will be repealed soon
by the West Virginia Legislature.
4 post-ofice has been established at
Cline's Mills, Augusta county, Va, and
Mrs. Pauline Galladay appointed postmis'
syaas,
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MACHINERY, &c.

METROPoLITAN WORKS,
cohN1;l SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
BARK. GRfsT, and PLASTER MILLS;
BIILERS FORGING5, CASTINGS OF R0N
or BRASS; MILL GEARING, &c.
ENGINES aud SAW-MlLLS OF various sizes
always on hand.
Old engines, &C., repaired and sold on commits.
sion or exchanged for new. All other repairs
promptly and satisfactorily done.
send for descriptive circulars.
del WILLIAM K. TANNER d co. s.
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BURNT TO DEATH.-Mr. William Beavers
lost d little daughter on Sunday evening
last. She was so burned as that she died
Manassas Gazette.
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The LYSCHBURG AND DANvlLLE RAIL
ROAD PROJECT COUNTER MENoRlAL.-
While there have been memorials presented
to the City Council, signed by many pro-
minent citizens, in favor of tho city grant
ing aid to the amount of 100000 to the
proposed Lynchburg and Danville railroad,
another memorial is being signed counter
thereto by other prominent and substantial
citizens, who represent that Baltimore can
derive no benefit from it whatever as q
through line, for the reason that the Rich
mond and Danville road, 1873 miles in
length, which now furnishes through line
from Greensboro to Baltimore, will
never permit that part of her road lying
between Greensboro and Danville to be
used in competition with her main line, be-
sides which we also have direct through
line from here to Greensboro uia the bay
line of steamers and Raleigh and CASTOR
railroad, to and from all of which points
goods are being daily shipped and received.
The construction Of the road from Alexan-
dria to Fredericksburg, already commenced,
will furnish an all-rail route to Danville,
four miles shorter than that proposed in
the memorial now before you.-Bdltimore
San, 2Gth.
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The omission occurred either in the Le-
gislature or the reports of it's proceedings as
given in the papers of Richmond. We have
carefully examined these reports and find
no mention of Floyd or Franklin in them.
Lynch5urg Republican.
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Few of us in Virginia could afford to
drain OF the above figures, though :! believe
it would pay still the farmers have not
the money to do it.
Will good draining cost anything like the
above estimate? I believe not. Certainly
the items for ditching are low enough but
then if the drains are deeper-say four
feet-they can be much further apart, and
large quantity of land drained with few
bitches when properly placed. 49,. :.
Let some energetic man--owner Of one
of the many brick-yards around Rich
mond-manufacture tiles" with. oil of
the latest improvements, bends, functions,
outlets, &C., sell them at moderate price,
and we can try undertaking with home
made tiles to suit ourselves. .,r. ID
Let me recommend to those draining
" Warnings Draining FOR Profit and Health, ]
on excellent work, full Of details as to the
best manner Of making bitches, laying
tiles, Sc. Very respectfully -, !,
- ~ q
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WE HAVE DISPOSED OF OUR
w DRUG isTORE corner Fifth and Marshall
streets to Messrs. j.: G: BOUDAR & CO., who
viii still conduct the business. 49,
Wouid feel Obliged II those indebted to US will
liauidate their bills upon presentation.
Respectfully,
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FLOYD AND FRANKLIN JUDGEsHIPs.-
Christiansburg, February "a, ls70.-We
find that in your report of the bill dividing
the State into Districts for county and city
judges you omit the counties of Floyd and
franklin. What became of them2
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MISUNDERSTANDING change in my
~ bnainesa. I have closed the st. Charles Hotel.
l. /. for RENT or LEASE with furniture. =
~ 20 % itx -. - M C. p. BIGGER.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
Eleventh street BETWEEN Broad and Marshal. -
PHEGCBING ON EVERY LORDS DAY
i. - ia. DEARBORN
at IL O, clock a. 81. and at "a y: :.
PLAYER MEET1aG On W EnNEsDAYE EVE.
HING ss ~ r. ID. Seats free.
pssenagei sos rweIfA stsesss RH~ssm
, 1870-02-01

Et tfe e'atns which Ntss Ksta F!sld has upon
,esa. ,ee Ne sot etstoH y sastt pA1esaxe uDoA
~ tsssssssxHs9 E psapse ,aoasd renemosf 1as
fleso eIe ast me u bright, p114aty Ht;le "a
EAn; mat san doee not deseta nef1sIf 10 noIitict
.onsn1 tlxbts, Or 1uy Of t7At kl1d Of G.1tY: md
tAA1 these tAto oonfbnse about pef at tnseo u
Aooas tne atort'y oi THE female lecturo;x. Sae
y senslNe s!1e:oua1 brilliant usue woman, and
et4ette& well Of thla pubue.
NUE1c41. Ro1RK1.
y, ans tnfn P1Air1o Avenue HeninalJ soltee, on
ETnAJ e5a1lcft nAx 4efy pleasant 86&r. Asxa
:: A sommss,, ne sopraoo Of tho efentug, haa 4
very powerful vo!oe and tontTr4 It II tecreA.<nAos
md Jurtts adntsxbly veil She sang serert1 4olos
20 I'd q doet from "Ls F&ronta," xss1 III. r.
Ine esetto9 coushang er tne Violin so1o1 pei.
tetned b! MI. q. Dc caezq ,e- Mr. z.
foHL n&dd Ro11e happy seiectoat IN hil
rsIt7totre, and peFformtd bis soloa and dael
fton too Puritan with Iii. FanlhAbet with gre u
Accuracy. Thls aec h0fslone VII alw1Y1 be heatt
sitn p!etsute; NJ. F.alhanet sang nis solo vcf,
r.tn NJ. Folk II. LouA Fax played t~o d1at
Vita VI. WeJe tone Of hla pupt! 10 atttat.o STYLE
Nu e1er1J ana zeal IN the mhna9emen. Of toeA
denentful soifees arc vetJ pszIsewortay.
, 1870-02-01
TIE IRON FOUNpRIES OF SAN
FRANCISCO,
Decay OF the Rnslucaa-OptuIoua Of
Employer aud Employees ON xbe
Suptec-The WORK GoiaE EA1t-
Chicago As Oar RtFhi-EActs to

Decay OF tho Rnslncea-Optnlonao of
Employers aud Employees ON Hbe
supjec-The yEork ssoioE EA1t-
Chicago a. oar RtFnl-Fncts to
Thlnk kAboat-TheA ApPrsutRen Law.
Frp.s the STA FnaneiAea Bplssin, jan IL
Thffc rat = tine ~ tho history Of ~. G'sy-
nlud-wnen 1ne iron foundry bo1lncss occ7pftd
3 prominent plAee a1onS 70 Iead'ax iaduk:Eseh
nout1anlrF, ~, eren nore, crowded vim
wo1t ard coassaLt1y isc1easio9 .he iaeune.
for Pestorn!ns l. The bas,as.s H4s & s1e:lless
tne W4snoe excitement r1sed. Thea esua tue
rush ike / t1undtroolk: fabulous ncnes wefo
usasune II sns leeses q Sef.a. I'D .ae ~ a.. !:
mart te buus Immediately. tMpr5is.t!7, r..
Quar-1 mills ve1t ordered bI tne Nso:exAt tbe
% "a rse iS, ,os % Srea.
eS.eaE. Tbs soonatse4 we're tnnning otxnt Anh
day u nany Instances, aud tho btlil.aut elow Of
nvsH in tho lmneflsis counssnAoces OF hap7y
tnp!uyeE1 md canteuted etnpotcS- Tne ncl-
lYoot utulng excitement WAS not Of long dur1stoa,
edLtna wozttrk ot which necesssAe Cd tae etec.
itou q NILS, etc-the bursting ot tie buaale nHd
10 Imntdrz!e de:esef7oas e5ecs 1poa sae t2anaE! q
| bosint.s. taking al branches tato eoasloe:a-
| ion. rpcfessed. The bnudng ana Manufacturing
nSt h. M III u ins rapcfous orders iol ninias
l peaehlnely leeets ID frooa toc intsHof:
reporter hss az soaaes1t ~. y
| rnffnc II 10 me pubic 10 III uoe 1:ent <tsnolt
teas % * rssfaotee. ~ sass erd ne naa eoatesrtd
viii posh emp oJeu aod etap,oye.. al 4, tas ~,
l ~ rnnnfftou OF thp bunn+sa = 5eA Aso, I
nre,1f correct estimate may b foruea lroa
s:sIer1ent Of tns aambes Of men snp,o!e - o
| fnc Wspt4 pajd at that time Toe 1910 sld& AH "
nsssnns emn]oytd 1pc,udcs the A2rsenuees 10 ~
sxs,cus hr1nonea Of tne oostuetA aud cauats:
| rrom tha PATROLS and ataiemena OF eupso!eans p!.as
| n; moalaeip, lt9: boiler ef-mAkeEx, 80; ne!pets
%; iApcrcrs, 1oa> Totai, 1.lsa Toe a3etaSe ~
| OF the skilled mechanic w21 k PEI GAY. tno cAss
] Ate4u lHXvr stou1nts Vere p1id being eeftsoe
| n. Let n pe re re ubered thas tah was tho ssak
Of araks year ago. Eow tneo tas tho pssssa
| uue,
Too pastpesa oammaneA 70 decllna ett7y Y
1859. xpd betotn Tho Ynaf csased foat lAfEa aAt&o
t.AhReuta fatleds inyosrtng iosa Of nos leks saI
, 1870-02-01
ANOTHER OUTRAGE,
A Grocer Knocked Down In
His Store aud Badly
Beaten.
Judge MnAlIisters Son Chased Home,

A bold outrage was committed Ia the Welt Di.
vsaton about dusk last evening. Ahoat llif pass
O'Clock three IonoR usn eussred tho 9loce11
store OF William q. LarEent, No. ss5 Wes. Atdl
soo street, and one of tnen Atksd Tor quart Of
be4EA ~. Largtnt uas beh!nd tns coanttr, au4
- The b<Ana rsre II . barrel \ faR foes from taa
door, ha came ont and went toll Atras nneasur-
tce the aq.ns1ty waassa 10 gos = p,oezhax and
ne 6ss % 10 turned hts hsas q Is
sagpe.s@a A. ca.somt1s % a. ~ 70 d.a p ooe ot tasn
sons .naip III ion Instrument ne ri far .ssa, "a.
and then TO 1na noot. Tne bio stunned hin, aad
be va nnabln 70 nake anT outcry. lie recover.
ace. The nsa who hit him before than atruck
him pres the left eye with The Gaue weap3a, and
pnt his foot % ~ shroat te!ak him q .asta n9
waa attending 10 Li.gent, ons OF sne oshera wens
oenitd the counter and took wha: loose change
there VS. IN the TIL, tna rnnatniay one Keeping
after the foot wss paced on his thrust pat 1ecov
@ mncn ioadet sasa Selasa His e1iss vezt
seconn nper. md he, ID company Win two osne
| men, started down statt1 70 Sec VIVA: was II.
| Eauer. Tia potte mAde ny tneu IN scandiri
out and na1de their escape. Lsfgeut ws! picke:
! pp By hi. Kinney, md placed upon bed N Int
back pass Of me stSte. aud = pa,s1ean teai f.,
Qrk Steer and McCl1st cAne md dteAna sn
\ Wocnda Tne skoll is fractured Ia two p!te.s
| s1d be is IN se1r critical condition tbs boo:
| Howe p1ofusely from the wounds. tne 1ooe benz
! covered with T. Thh had tne e6tcs Of n nAktpl
htu, sesy weak, and he wa2 no. able 70 t..k 2uc1
| He aAld th&t the f.o were al Yo1n
! Eep, apparently not orer 20 yeAra OF ag=
! The ano1nr tRten waA no: pTer IS In his hutt
| lhe ope zho went TO The fraser did not d!scare {
| poeket-boof containing ~ which was Ii To
| back patk or II.
| Thesa sane 1nlee fel.oWs were sl1o engage
| in another AfIatf about An hour pravoua 70 IN
| AsaapIs aEd Soooery. They met 1ndge Nc lll
tef's eon On Warren aycuue, aud 1ecozn' 'z1ax hi q
cna2ed him hoae, czJirg ont, tm tne--
evening that the house na1 beer hsoken iato b
| EapK Of foulhs. bnt there wis 20 tru'
IL l. The IepoF, undoao:eay, grew %
ui he circumstances mtnaoced- Fears wtf
| euter,a!ead tnAt Eneee friends OF the snieFes "a
1 have been sentatced niaht uoako ~ Attecl
| kud Two tf1cer2 We1t sent to tne judges rf8
| dcEcs in order To project htuaeit and FAINT
! lnpasa N htteupt b tpAde 10 tn11ta htM- u
ACTION ID g1yiuF tne cns.throsts iopg terms
Iol,tt u not It At Etl.ahed nJ thc protu4son, N
thero u 10 doubt u they corld get II him the
would murder him. Serer1l mofo OF tbs villain
were st1tA ID !sst nl9nt auI1 ktd Ia The Amor!
md II tho CITY AuorbeT Goes bis dlsy The
w,N nos tsnuble the c.tiztas fot so1ue tim
Tno rtrR hz4 ceen rtduee1 ln numbers over l.
4 during rte iasl TWO wt1Ss. II The Roon Hol
goes on And Ii. committing Jaatlcca 90 ~ tas
! rave petu dnlrK tate3, there H11 bo put 10
| thieves left to pEoWl Ab0ht tho stfeeJ AID knox
| down cie1Een1 ard to7 theol az iiti:um-
, 1870-02-01

The Lordon coIre.po, deat Of the New York
T1.b1nf, Who us grea!er frtNd 10 the ballot for
wonen tnnu hts newspaper Ia, tenda tha follow
ilc crf'ous piece OF ne~A ffoM England:
te carried this yesJ 7 ext session Of ParIi4nbn',
1reftdib'e ~ such in!og may apaess 81 nstl
light 1t c1p only be 60uf. Of coutse, by parry
uortuepL ato equally Of course, II Il tue Iof1eE
Who copseE ptlte sdppttuR It ~ 4 p1stJ meAs7rr.
Lii. Disfaelir education ptcce1t may Be tHtd
oIce zoe, though be RIl scarcely venture to lu-
s.kt that the extets'on Of II: suffrage % wo nen :
the only constitotlorsi partJ. l:isto b put unon
the more iote'gtole and Interesting ground inst
1t viii Day. Ore Of the Most cautlou+ advocates
Of the MEASURE IN Parliament regards fncn q
sep ~ not o1lr posNble pos prco&o g. II tAktn,
the oaN x1N be Mktsy 10 p1ss Almost unAntnaa
the darger Of being outpidden b. tner old enc:
ratts In luch mssser, and they certainly vii not
1o,e lE1.ns1 II a. > parry. on tho merits Of u 9
sneat!on 4 ey Hcu'd dlyiae- str John caent xr,
FOR tnatAIce. u I MN4 aavocAse q
woman socfase, And ". Bright y <QuLly
~ sHig's ,e,s 6si t6st s,oce tne eoucsss,oa q
the municipal outrage to women, no very logical
rcason est be addoced for refusing then the par
ltAn cntary. The tn1ga4e resunR acre ca = pro ,.
trtv qnanccatton-fof hDE2ctoides snd Jod&t5
6DEfAEc amounts 10 InAs-tne AfKu neutB thlt cau
pc rsed zf1icat 4 IN America are ros spplcaolt
nere. and there seems 20 middle c9arse hst~ee
eItstinx patis, CT substituting manhood q sas
plsce Of household Suffrage. Waethtf the .ork-
iremtn would coruc into scheme Of E1tseEaAl
9n1rtFe tustkAn OF ranoood su019e y Fel1
doubtful. However thal rn1J be, the iehaln2 "a
voca9ea Of ,re xon aus uoveuens ~ e11temel
| 1hocfhs pcssIole tlx nonshs ago By sae mos
| r0t Httnt cf tnEms
, 1870-02-01
KENTUCKY.

serious Shooting case-RAilroAd
Fntaltty-Coal MintHk ProJeex-
Comp1etsoR eK Tho Ohte Rftdxe at
Loulsgtno. ...
LOUISVILLE, Jan. N.-Dr. Geo r. CotltnA I
noted despersdo, VA arrested to-dA5 aad sens to
Dulll1 Coonsy, for set1ou.lI sooos:n{. farmer
nTned Perry B.snop, tnsee nnlle& from Mount
Haahtnxtnn- CottaA had gone 70 Bishop 70 oo-
iect Sc, which he Was lnAoIe 70 Par. Khete1poo
cohra Ahnt hin.
john MAtnneJ \ raslroaa 'AaareE. VA literally
cut 10 peecs " tfuu pass:ng ovu httu nesr
Car pntnhrrz. k{-
L r. snsyiCcs. Ptr1idcnt Of the St. Loan Bolsd
OF Trsde. aCd o;neff have Inst feturned frol
Auhlenearx and Butter CouEt'es xaree ), ,eoo acres
cfeo,llAnd Fas purchased Tae coal Il pro oo1uced
aln est sitaexhaaauNe, al tue tnoss superior 9aAlI-
II. free from sulphur AID phosphorus 4 CO D.
rapJ with cap.txl Of 10, coo vtti he ir11aodI-
aieiI oranut1ed 10 work the uire&
l0E1sSIlx, Jan 9l-T1e 1&st s1Ao OF tbs Ohio
Riter or1dte Waa corple'ed taa afternoon. The
Length d tbs bridge, excustre Of eppknacaek. n
oSe & II has tw5 E1.n spAas. onr OF SD feet.
znd she Other Of 40 feet, aud the draw over tue
canal Tne time required fer tic Goes -rueuoa
wAR two 1ez13 art nx montcs. It vii D. ready
1ot the psssske Of trains ID tazee Of four dayh
, 1870-02-01
GEORGIA
Special ptBpa:cn TO The Chicago Tribune.


ATLANTA, GA. Jan. 81.
Both houses met II 10 O'Clock. IN the House 4
long pEptett from fTtRnt sganzt the legal or1an.
txAtlpu y ~ fcAd- a pEo1lstuoua discussion lol-
lossd, in ahich BrJ ans Democrat, msde ve-
neuttLt Att nitte1 asssc1 on General EARLY and
tIoyttror BnlloeE. Befo1e action wat t2tcp, the
toEptsue appo!cted to witt On the Governor re-
ported that they htd fulfilled thtlr duv, And that
the Gosertof replied he wo1:d noktfJ she CON-
rxatdsox Ge1e1A1 Il &hr o11A11Z Aalop, and ! com-
lne Goye1zos would he tent In on Wednesdky nj
il o'ciock, 70 Nttsh tine both ho1ses took . -.
cesf.
esa!rss Hon. F. Hod7ett, CA.oael F. Blodgstt,
uon- E T. Heedy, Atd uoa. IAk. Flt1pAs4cE tor
sseaa.t With attempt 10 murder. Tno Ers14 Of
FoAlcr Blcd0rt1 occupied tso dkFy, wneu the
Judge decided no cause ios ac:.oo knd required
BrJ31t "a pay tie cosa nl prosecution HxyAoE
tbep xpp{ed to withdraw the E&EtAat1 AEaanKt
othtt1 The application va ref1Ded by The
Co1rt The prr4ecrt On OF the pazuef Hza &oaked
rpqn - nAl:cloul Aad tor PoltacA e1ect