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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18

so situated, Democratic merchants
! get their trade. In the purchase
Of that for which they have cash
to pay, the negro like the balance
Of mankind, goes where he can get
the best bargain, and hence goes
to the Democrat.
But there Is another position.
Last Fall the Democrats Of this
city subscribed several thousand
dollars, which we're paid to the
Times to support the Dent move
ment, which was the movement Of
the Democracy. The Times &C.
cepted the money, and in doing
so, made q contract with DemOc-
racy to combat AlcOrn, his party,
and Radicalism. Yet it has viO-
lated its contract, received the
money, kept It, and defends and
supports the very men and meas.
sures, whom Il was paid to wage
war against. On the other hand
not a dollar was donated to the
HERALD, nor did it ask it. Yet it
labored zealously and has to day
an unliquidated bill of several
hundred dollars against the Cen.
trail Committee for work done
and material advanced during the
canvass. The only money receiv-
ed by the HERALD from the Cen
trail Committee was eleven dollars.
The Times can make no such
showing, Notwithstanding it re-
ceived several thousand dollars
voluntary donations from the Dem
ocrats. And yet the same journal
to-day endeavors to show that
Democrats do no wrong in patron
izing it to the exclusion of the
HERALD. 1t is not the money in
volved but the principle at
which we strike. We are delight
ed to say that the HERALD is in 4
healthy, thriving, growing condi-
ton and can make as favorable
~pecuniary exhibit to-day as any
paper in the State.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18
WEEKLY HERALD,
TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1870.
COUNTY AsaRaaRR.

One Ofthe most important offices
10 the State to-day is that Of.
County Assessor. Under the old
order Of things next year the land
should be assessed. The land as
sessment Of this county to-day is
in q wretChed condition, and we
presume the same is true Of every
county in the State.
This is one of the wealthiest
counties in the State. Pays more
taxes than any other county, and
yet as we understand Governor
Alcorn has nominated the most
incompetent man in the State for
the position Of county Assessor
DR. Warren county. The man
whom we understand has been
nominated is John T. Rankin, the
man who spells God with a little
"g," and if Governor Alcorn has
ever seen and conversed with the
man, he certainly entertains atotal
disregard for the people of tine
State or he would have made
no such nomination. The miser-
Bile old creature is o mental non
entity. Ifhe was not amiable and
mild, he should be entrusted to
the care of DR.. Compton, at the
Insane Asylum. He is beyond
doubt the most contemplate spe-
cimen of mental imbecility who
has ever been dragged to the sur
face by the magic OF carpet-bag
device for Office. Was Governor
Alcorn elected to become the tool
ola party pushing the claims Of
such miserable creatures as this?
Or was he elected to protect the
peopleH
Ofcourse, since this man has been
nominated we can not hope that
the opinion Of the HERALD will
have any influence with the
Senate when it is called
upon to confirm this nomination,
but we simply wish to say to it
this. If you intend to bring dis
grace and infamy upon your par
ty if you wish 10 make it a by
word and one Of ~reproach, let
such men as this imbecile Rankin
be appointed to responsible posi-
ton, and represent you before the
thinking people of the county,
There Is no snrer way Of working
your early ruin and disgrace. If
any man doubts the statements
which we have made Of this man,
let him be interviewed, and if he
is not pronounced in two minutes
and a half the most consummate
fool in the land, we will support
him for the Presidency.
The most competent and worthy
Assessor which Warren county
has ever had is Mr.. E. W. Folkes
who was first elected in 1851, and
continued in office until 1857
During the war he held no Office
and took 10 part in the struggle
He compartments the duties OF the
position better than any mar il
the county, and should have thu
position, il qualification ant
fitness are matters OF any consid'
Grafton in these days. He is no
a politician, and took no part il
the late political canvass in thii
State.
In 1868 the Board of Police
casting about for q suitable per
son to fll this important position
by an unanimous vote selected
Mr.. Folkes, and recommends
him to General Gillem, who in
stantly appointed him.
Mr.. FOlkes is thoroughly com
peten,, fully c%onversant with tn,
intricate and delicate duties of th
position, and what is Of more in
portance, is thoroughly incorrupi
ible. Whereas, on the other hanC
the creature nominated by Gov
Alcorn has not sense enough I
90 in doors out Of n shower q
rain.
--%S~-
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18

lOlbl'sss'sss''s 1@p%4AA' VVSa
To sum up, the Marseillaise
during its FIVE months of exist
enCe, has been sentenced to
eighty-six months and a half i'm
prisonment, plus $4,000 francs
Ane, without counting prosecu-
tons now pending. Eighty-six
months and a halfof prison, make
seven years and q half. Disui-
buted among sixteen editors, the
average for each is five months
and q half; that is to say, foreaCh
editor one half month longer than
this journal has been in existence.
Or, dividing the months Of prison
by the months Of the papers life,
for each month that the Marseil,
laise has been published, It has
been sentenced to seventeen
months and > half Of imprisOn.
ment.
The same calculation for the
Rnes gives $500 hanesa MONTH,
I'M. X. Tribune.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18

CHRISTIANS CONVERTED TO He
BREwIsM.-A communication from
Vienna states that since the publ
cation in Austria Of laws on reli-
gious liberty, a strange movement
has arisen in the population OF
that city. In the course of less
than two years about $50 persons
of both sexes, have abjured Chris
tianity for the Jewish faith, and
these perversions are on the in
rease.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18

A salloW or yellow color Of Che skin, o.
yell0sgilh-bfoWn sposa on TIE faoe and other
parts OF the oody dn ness and drOWsiness,
imes hGAlAehei bitter or bad tasta il
the mouth, Internal hsats In mary cases \
dry, 0aslng coughs unsteady Appetizer
sometimes soar stomach, with q xaising Of
the food, q blnatad or iuil feeling abouftha
st9mAea q tide,i a~ggrayatlng pains 70 the
der; constipation Of the bowelss pfl0, ia
t~uience, ooldneas o. he extremilleS &e.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18

THE Marseillaise, had up to last
Saturday one editor killed, twelve
editors in prison, either at Pelagie
or Mazas, and five who had been
prosecuted and have yet to under
90 their sentences. 1t has paid
the following fines:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18

A VICKsBURG contemporary
says that of the 5000 cOlored
voters Of Warren county, but fifty
two pay taxes, and goes on to re-
mark disapprOvingly that their
Representatives exercise us they
see proper the right of taxation.
This is surely n novel specie Of
Democracy Is our contempt
rary anxious to retrOgrade to a
voting qualification of property
On that issue he will he net in d.
rect conflict by the party Of free
labor, the Republican party
Jackson Pilot, June 18th.
Our respected contemporary is
unaccountably Obtuse upon this
subject. We said nothing OF
property qualification for voters,
although w think there should
be, What we complain of is that
of the six thousand negro voters
in this county who have taxes as.
sessed to them only flfty-two have
paid. Yet the Democrats, who
are greatly In the voting minority,
are compelled to defray the ex-
penses of the county, while the
representatives OF these six thou
sand non tax paying voting ne.
grOes, control the county and
squander the money collected by
oppressive taxation. And we
therefore urge that every voter
before depOsiting his ballot
should by law be compelled to ex.
hibit to the judges Of the election
his tax receipt for the past tisca
wear. We are fearful, however
that Radicalism is not homes
enough to pass such law.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18

Meets with GREAT UrCEss m the cure q
Diseases Of the Nervous System.

AlmO,t nlne.tenths n our people suffer
ron neIvuus eAhRur lon, and are. there.
lore, liable 10 It's cOnc0ml ant evils 81 mea.
tal depression, confused ideas, eofte fng Of
the brain, INSANITY and complete nreakiue
down Of the gene al hralih Thousand ara
suffering To-day with hfOAen dow nervous
Nstems, and unfortunately, tobacco. slso-
hoi, late hours, Over Woik, (mentai sad
phyhleAl,l ar Cau.iIg dise4ass u the aerV-
q stem 70 nor ase q . fearful rniia.
Ine symptom ~ Which diseases 81 tina
nervous system give rise n DO stated a
iolloWsi A dun. heavy ifeiing IN the q. "a.
sometimss NOR OF less yeru y !" - eaa-
ache; PeriOdl u lead he I.tss -.
Noises or Ringi Z In The fadi on /, Al
laeAsi Temporal o. o lea.
ton Ofspiftt ! staring uNhE ~ id
DFeamsi He lie len n hsV q e.
the Face and Arm aot
promptly I Gated q q isl-
I'm, Insanity, lmpot o..
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18
K OsKoo
Y I-NVlGORATORi
STANDS ~UNRIVALLED.
BEING THE ONLY KNOWN MEDfCTSE

that EFFICIENTLY sssa#tafes and eORRgCT8
tho Aspatio eeoresf0Hs and luDctignal na-
nAkakMRhTs OF the LIVER WITHOUT DE-
u gradually changes the discharges 70 3
perfectly natural State,
Symptoms If Liver Complaint, and
WSOme of those Diseases
r. Produced By Il. 4
, 1870-09-02

Mhich. he had Eot otsetv4t npn.uuchtcS ht:a.
Ee Fas inE- an;ly kiI:ed and ht4 rtlv .nu:iIatcd-
" me afr.va! y: tic Wessw..t :o!fuf FL s5ea-
EFT tsan q: fa|nlica. s.. Ln tts %a'a: rrah, III.
n.eh'' ~ txo ss+'ics, sho wac pas. .ee-s 1.epata
IHm INC fFasli t1 20 tn :cs:tzhncnt stand
near ", and. Eot nett t.inc IN =.zrpraacnlnc
ftcfcbt tfaln. we're knnckeh E*:ru md
trn oyer an,t both beng altnozt insfa1.ty Killed
II ight train III the To!e!o. WIl,asa ana Western
lsaiaro7a IL 7ta,oss "a 'trosn from the ua:S
that The rai!4 had t,-co,ne warresl lr,u, ,he ex-
crttire ht =: rroInccd NJ the barntay OF large
Eeo*l pile Standing clos: 10 The :tacS, ail which
*as then turning. and tho engineer, not discoy-
er1nR anything the matter Win the RACK, H.
erased his speed with view to p4ss the rfrr IN
huI3. The engine was thrown I, ON the rack
.stte the dsc. tttetHeF NTH Eve freight car.
loaded with wht at, alt Of which we.r rapidly con.
sntne1 " the asr- The engineer, J, Mann.
hls wnnnds- Some farmers living nelr
~ nfsrost tine The accident, proceeded tmmed!-
aftly tn the burning train, and loadat hand car
near by With wheat taken frb.n the train, and grit
!iaH the tar toahei prnrPcded to Tun
It od down the track. Their had no
eecded Int 4 ytIy shnrt distance, hnwcver.
u'tt an APPROACHING :sa!r ran in.o t!,r car. sptn.
ltfspr II to ritres. AID Filling ur Of the tueu
outright, and the Eth II ntt expected 10 lire.
, 1870-09-02
posed 10 accorat fos tue see,a,as poru.1uaa o.

posed 10 accoI1t fos tue ,ee,o,ns pora.lslaa o.
that country uow.
The whole number Of Ca.1n so;..iers barred
in D3tlopa1 crtneter!-s, whose uaules a1h p,aces
are kncwn, 10 ahoEt. s0s. s.xsl The te1.;tr-1,lt
Selumc Of the Roll Of Honor. abt.1t to b.. ts4le ,,
eon'ans nearly 5000, .,a several tlorc v1ar1,es
VIII be resutsrsl TO contain the +ho1e number.
: -sevent1.1ve head Of :otswq:d sheep poBcd
orr tie Chs@aSn, Kock ls!ai1! Iacldc Roa,i, for
CsI fssnta, Oh Aonday. They were from Kra-
tucky. and wei7ae1 over 800 pounds esch.
According II ponn Ptatt. there ii Erest de-
mard aEao., 6 the :a'ttcs Of S4ral.sa fer n.wnpa-
peFs. 1t 1.r$t not 5e Imagined, however, ,hlt
this betoke.. lttcTSsy revival amnnx them. Thc
The St Luuts 7;'a<s, Of Aug. 81, says: No.r
OF our citizens arc esoubtlr<s f4m1:ta7 wtIa tho
early history q The n+yTess, MIS-. f7o.lan.1, who
for mAlly years Ies:ded nsar Cne.teahaa4. She Was
The mistress Of fnrmeF City Collector, aud ~as
.b Iocthee nj shree children. Unlike most OF aef
class, she aulassch s-ug il:.e fortune aMCnntanR
to fSa.fce. She Was unusually proud OF hsr CHI
.,teu: and upon her ta1ghte1,a light cu!ure! ant,
pretty sill, cac bestowed liberal c,1u-
cat:cs. frequently yow!7g that sic shonll .nary
White non. Like most females, abe feit The thri
Of tarly love, and some the ago ctoped with til sir
c. achmsu. lanes Madison. i coal Sh,ck speclalc7,
ant! wen: to Hson- County n lire. This unsus!1u'
act greatly acensed the mo1k.r, ans she brou.lc.l
over revenge antif her MAR seca1u.. diseased,
nn.l fUlloNtn3 them. she deliberately pl1ngei
knife into he. son-ln-law.s yjr&A prcft,l.iny al.
1Iust Instant death. She was sFiesi O. !ew dass
sso, as.d acquitted IN thu grou7a .. :usa1a:ty.~
, 1870-09-02

depo:s and Lumes, and b. O'clock Tiers "trr
nor Of r eight or ninr thousand raM s!cinH IN
The city. there will set Oh tonight AMI II IT..
N6tnipE<
The number Of soldtc:8. present 5es.er1Rt ts
rz17o1sn e.ttmat4 d. The Superintendent OF tie
&, L. !. i +. K. z, SAYS 1sVO5 tpe1 were bruu<st
u by his reAh. and the Superintendent Of the
Valley Rai&Fuad .<ya 4aren we're earned
IN b. hts llne3 Ths general estimate
Of tire total is 4, G. The affair eaAs u OF With
OFT disorder uf &ny Hnd, or sey:ntt5 accident IN
Il e city. There were no 'trunkcc men AMI but
two or thsre hsfn2sa were naie III she tw,
t'aSs- The sa1non& hRd all been closed, and
admirable plsce Arrangements was n.aee. The
cILdQct vi the soldisfs Nas gentlema anly through
out.
The affair has becH \ grand SUCCESS. 1t
IVES enjotRtlc and satisfactory to all
The ; higneel credit
: Gu. Governor Merrill, General Baker,
General G,B1t, and Major Eehkn for the wisdom
with hich tht.y planned, md the gooi sense and
tn&rHJ with which they executed.
, 1870-09-02
T.sc Yelled uurdcre%S Mrs. I1cu-
rirtts> 1:ohtasou's Scas struggle for
Liberty.

From the 7Toy t.S, ~ Timrs.
District Attorney Banker has been request
ed to furnish tho Governor with Information
in regard to the trial aud conviction Of Mrs.
Heurletta Robins on the yelled murIe=e5s.
now in prison 1t Sing Sing. for whose pardon
Efforts ire being uAde by sene Of her friends
Tho case wSs ona OF the most remarkable in
the criminal Jurisprudence Of the country
Mts. Robinson was = woman OF lisreputable
Character. and lived ina little house on the
vert ride OF River street. neaE vandethuydeu.
Uue day sho entered s,1oou kept BY ) nan
named Timothy flanagan, on the opposite
corner, and while there poisoned pitcher Of
tefr. Of which Laaagan and his sister par-
took. They were soon seized with fatal ILL.,
nesr, and died OF the poison. This VIII in
1883. Mrs. r. Was Arreste ed for the esiNe and
tried for the murder Of the man alone. The
prcsert Judge Hogeboom ws= employed to
eselst the prosecution. and mstnly through
to l'o banged. The defence WAS insanity but
the 1iat took place before that plea became
20 potent in murder cases. and ths criminal
was held to full responsibility for her double
etlMa lhe Governor HAa more leuient to-
1ard the cu1prit than the court and jury. aud
ccEnuted the punishment to Imprisonment
The case excited attention throughout the
country. AEa. Robinson vas then about 80
yeAra OF age. snd was.raid to be woman OF
susrassinE beauty Al we're anxious to see
ee< face: bat no efforts Of the Judge or coun.
-el employed could induce her to lift the veil
which covered her features and chow them to
the world. 0nce we believe she compiled
With IN imperative order Of the Court 80 far
- to taise It for I moment to enable the
Judge to gain one transient view OF 1sef hand
some and. intelligent countenAuce. She
las been iuamurel for nearly fifteen
yeass within the. walls Of prison,
aud was almost forgotten by the
world. Il seems that soms one still temem-
bers With aEectiooate interest the reiled
mu1teress," and is endeavoring TO open
her prison doors and give her the delights
Of Liberty orcc moro era death doses her ca
reet.
The Governor has 1 delicat, duty to dis
ehargs in considering the application for her
rsrtcn. It was the opinion Of the Lite Job
lie.eop, who defended Yrs. Robinson With.
ous fee OF the hope Of reward. that zhe. was
insane. 4 great many Of our citizens whc
became interested in her caee, colncided IT
tit. view
, 1870-09-02
EEANCE.

FAIRS 1TEMs-Fsr7s AND ErNors,
I:cSpoS, Sent. 1.-The t;ar,tc Mahi,r, on tic
rrqnsisiun for ',cee Ii huszstng t. the de-
Il ntr VI Paris.
Tle Iut'is u1lnss the spartousne@s Of the
1rieera1ns Sh!ch were received Iat.ts, slguc, III.
zasnc.
stlun!l the French Emperor eross the lselgtan
IT. ntcs The guards Of The lattcr country have
ttth ordered to demand hts Swuni. Other sere.e
:':rFs have hera ts'uc! faT the purpose OF g,,a1-
:tttcring thr protection Of Belgian neutrality.
PARIS, Sept. 1.-La Llhtrte says Ausis1a pledged
herself 10 France to move on Prussia. She simaE-
'ancously substituted Olivier, the Prime Minister
Tie money, however, Was not paid. !Aus.r!a
pressed the matter on France, whrn Olivier re-
rl!eat, 80; we will nght without you.~
Thrrc hundred thousand old nluskets found Ia
the hands OF dealers, have been seixeu aud DIS
:s1tutea to the force now collects., here for the
defence 0f the city.
nlltv1eF Is now in Paris
Though the panic here is over, the Ministers 50
to Toitrt Immediately.
l0SpoN, Sept lit Is sAitf that NacNAtop ,,ts-
olr}ed the orders Of the Emperor 10 ,lstacn
Sh,sDa trnors to protect the Prince Imperial.
The Empress rma1us In rarts, as does the
diplomatic coErs.
Passengers between London anil Paris still
worsy through hr way Of Dover aud New Haven.
General Ma,tcrongo, who distinguished him.
tHf
+, cnmman,1 the partisan xa,,ona, cra-J II,
,Iscc nt f,.n.,.1 T,anr,3o,o
rh,.,, 49,. ..n,,,,a,1.s T., ~, ,.,.
s,l. ~ -. - '"> "~'"' " '"s s~te4~
80. s-r
mr.. ,,,,,aa., ~, sssst,s, I. C. ."as a'e H4enea
tov,,o,. sas. ,,.,,: ..
,,,n.s ~ 49, sea 49, a.sa y. sae
cu,r1 49,, 49,. 49,, 49, ~. ~ "'s a.opt'e
defend thc .snI,., 1s,a.n,a,. sas .v.a, ~
u, frn,n 1he rr,,cTt,,e..s ~ 49,. n..s,as..s
lmna1,ts1 rnr-tsnon.,.,c., trat,, 80 ...sn.s
1hxt tcr,x,rism tu.,a ,,n.,,,,.,.,.,s ..
trcts Of France. sfr1 ~ snn.., ,,;ss..s,s",
are pt,secute,a as s.,,p,fhi,s,,, ,,,n
The rtusstans. u. thre aHrao., res,,... 81 .nes'
pic to Else M ,he,, arms sae1, ~. - >-
houses unfastcuea, w,n,o.s rn-n-a..t Asa
shutters open. @A''>''' "Ao
| The Grr1usns sprak well of m, .,,
which they mach for the ptrfrst .on.,.,,s W.. =.
| which they nu.l them, ''oA ~
| Ia Lrb<rt< SAYS the Minister ~ ,y.,
| cycr& confidence IN The vorrinemrr IN, artesses
their yalcr. anu does NJ, hes,t.,e N Auo"s
| fhr defence of the cao,tal. '0sn4 AoE
| me tnha,atan.s nj s.vera, r,,,.c,s l.,
r,r,,y nj PARIS. whn h.f, t,e.,n ortsr,, 80 '"s W
rtn ~ ctrr to.,.r ,.ccrs., co,rr.r',e =. loo'e
, 1870-09-02

fra1. Pennsylvania; G. T. Gon!ser, c. " 7sp4t,
"a! lsnnse Hna. .. A: Duckznastcr, Alton: 1ohn
=. SE1let. tevtarti -. l,rr eF 5aa ,Tfancisc,;
T. 4. - liea!a!e, SAa F'aartscu; Geo. +. Go&Alwln,
4d,ti Hdx. n E EEa'a, Fort Wayne: q. Houghtou. st
Among the arnva{5 at thf5 hotel, YESTERDAY.
were Inc Following S. u. TownseEd, Foni iu
Iac: Geg. 4. Sherman, fruvidencc; r. L. shaw,
Ftsnci.co: Ira Niles, Detroit: samuel 4. Love
~; Boston; o: F. Naet, Ro+s N: Il. q Alien, D.
T. y. ueHe1, y. Clark, Eickto.h; .. McCEtlnttgn.
=. =. Johnson. Madison; y. ". HuntIes, St
hsts Loass; t: Z = Darling. Lcsv-nworsh; WE. Lou,-
ST. JAMES HcrK.
among the arrivals ut this hotel, vcster1i.v
we're The folit:NtDE: James Marftn, Etlca: Henry
iMeE:anr, ~ Aah"zs Cty: L. l. A:zg4u Cincinnati;
y. n. Moron, JAneasilie; Charies l.. Gordon,
NV iS1k: Il. y. Newl.efry, Ma.Hson; F. ".
Mast,h. Dntu11e: J. n. 1-srdor. Detzp4t; James
t'tMttFt AtiHs1kec: o. ". Forbes Bn1ilngton;
:. 7. cnnger, Louisville.
, 1870-09-02

T1pshe1d, Mass, has goose ~ years old:
The Savannah duelllsi has been arrested tor
murder.
The public baths Of Pht1ade1rhta wesc asa1led
OF 1ass week BY 1881 men, 1,las women. lo.sss
bo.s, and hos girls. There were sls deaths II
the city during The same space Of time.
The New Haven Register says that tue snofe
Line Railway has bten leased to the New aork
New Haven and the Hartford, Springfield i New
Haven railroads, for term OF ninet5 -nine yeAzs,
At the rate Of 100000 per year. thus Mil insure
Il sttarn Of more than pei cent On the capital
stock and nonds Of the road. WHICH amount to
81 ,ssee1.tt0.
III ia claimed that there wefa life-tnsuFancs
.2a.1sL.ts |. :.1a s.f:c year. :go - Ii h = .Hr
, 1870-09-02

1oS11'S, ser.. IA French frigate on rlym-
osts, after capturing The '1ulius, was seen On
"Wednesday AT tfask it, pursuit u la:se TERN III
ship which Was making every effort 10 escapc.
Tle opinion In L,ndon Is that nothing csu now
prevent The siege Of Paris. The Frcncs CAUSE Is
desperate.
\ large meeting was hrl1 at Liverpool las, night
to urge the government to rsuytlc Tor the defence
II the rurt-
War lnn,ls Of ci ,soJ hays 80 far been ralseI at
bristol.
The rcnde1rcss IS spreading in the south OF
England
The Tunes says: "Thc retirement Of the En-
press to Tours would R.Ee France four governs
neuts With capitals at pas1R, Sedan, Metz, and
TourA Social Alsorganizs1lnn extends evety-
where. ss,rropcrsy and Irosestants arc con-
sllerr.1 sources OF trouble, aud arr objects OF
popular wrath.
The ship Golden Ruic, from New Orleans fos
Hrcmen, has put into Te4el, Holland, for refuge
from French cruisers
LONDON, sept s.-Fathee sutdeid, chief Of the
Dominican asdes in England. Is reported to haze
resigned because of his objection to the dogma oi
nlfalAbit5.
, 1870-09-02

SEw ORLEANS, Sept 1.-toTrnS-Qnlet hui
11us: nttldl.uE uplAI,is l1.4.; salcs s4e haies
rccrirts 2; exports LIS; stock 9p,7ls- anaua!
Cotton statement: steek OF last year so uules .
net receipts 1.leo.9ss: gross I,lasns3; made CIT
ton- $3.50. E1portt-To Great Britain, s4;,6t9 :
Ctntiueut, Itl.zS9: ccastwtse. ,s9s,
BKEAnS7rFFS-Flo1f ug1ner; eupernne, $5.25
dGIlase tXtHa, $6a5; t1rh&c extra, $6.t94l3l1s
Oats nrmcs: s. Louis aata.4c.
FEesiS:oss-Pork dull: me-s held n 50 o.
Lard nIMtt: t1efre 1sAt1lsc; keE 193eUc-
, 1870-09-02
WINNIPEG,
arrival OF tho Canadian !I1lttntv
Expedition ut Fort G:urry.

TORONTO, Sept. l.-1ntclligcuce from the Rc,
River announces that the force ursIcr Colonel
Ncolsiey reached Fort Giaryy on the si,h Of Aur.
tAel was unaware Of It's approach. His fol-
Resistance Was contemplated b. 1ne!, but opposed
ny hts followers. The rnjeu JACK Was
hrtttatf .cn the fcrt, and ruyal
falnfe nsttt in honor OF the event, No arrrxfs
were made By Colonel Wool.1er's Orders, an,
WaS7sntl hare been arp1:ett for By private par.
ties agA.n.t members Of the late provisional Eny-
:or the safe condnct OF hts ferce without ml.hap
ln th:rt!-etGht days frum Shetandown to Fort
CART Donald smith, who accompanied the
lorrc, has assumed possession Of the unlsoa Bay
CCmnapY'3 pFuneYtT .
, 1870-09-02
HOTEL PERSONALS.

3KIA0ST Hor:4.
Among the arrivals At this hctel, YesterdaF,
were the following: Hon. .. ". VOORHEES,, 1n-
etana: Hon. D. W. c. Morris, New Jersey; COL
onel Wn. Penn Clarke, Washington; y. r. Doug
!as, $. \. Hopkins, St Louis: FFAuk Marc, San
francisco: u. 4. Morrison, Mobile: Ex-Governor
kn,lecR, Gecrria; G.. Van Sess, Amsterdam;
Joseph Andrews, San Fr2ncisco; George y.
SMitG, New Orleans; Hon. ". Penn clarke,
Iowa: TaoEA5 II. BIZ the, san francisco: Dr.. 4.
A. Harris, PhilaAelrhla; u. Tubes, san Fran-
cisco.
SIBERIAN uoCsE.
Among thc arrivals, Al this hotel. xesterlay,
we're he following: Countess de BlllSnsc. Eng
LoLtlou: Hon. John l. Ramsey. .anana; lsry
samuel T. keuy. pa:lad.lphiA: Aou John {.
Pa-laa Az =. Sly: Br1s:e-. A.:1,ceY SEE.
, 1870-09-02

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s,Gse trie seller last hs1f September a. ese i0cu
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