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Evening star., 1870-02-12

AMERICAN PRKLATEs IN RoxE-A CORES
pondent OF the Baltimore Catholic Mirror
writing from Rome, on the 18th of January in
relation TO the Ecumenical Council, SAYS:
Sermons are preached in the vaA ious Lam
guages during the Octave. The most Reveren l
Archbishops of Baltimore opened the English
series on Sunday last, preaching an admirable
historical discourse on the "Conversions of fhe
Nations, In presence Of very large concourse
OF strangers from England, Ireland. Scotland
and America, Of every shade of religion. had
reason 10 believe that the sermon was produc-
tive OF much fruit. On "Wednesday Father
Hecker preached, and to-day the sermon was by
Bishop Moriarty, of Ireland. Tomorrow
Bishop hcGill is TO deliver a discourse. s.For
the information of your readers send Won list
OF the United States prelates staying in the
American College, via dell Umiita, half OF
whom belong 20 the province OF Baltimore:
Most Rev. DIR. Spalding, Most Reverend the
Archbishop OF Cincinnati, the Right Reverend
Bishops OF Wheeling, Richmond. PhiladelphIa,
Brooklyn, Newark, Boston, Albany, Mobile,
Natchez. Santa Fe, Charleston. Savannah, Ne
braska, Erie, North Carolina and HARRISBURG
The other United States prelates are variously
dences."
Evening star., 1870-02-12

Telegraph says: 'FrOm almost all sections
OF the State we hear complaints of a scarcity OF
labor. Some planters have much as they
need, but their cases are exceptional. Various
reasons are given for this dearth, and among
them tnat planters are preparing 10 cultivate A
great deal more land than last year. This NAV
oe une I'm some few localities. but in the coun-
try at large, South and Southwest OF this point.
We de not think so. Speaking on this point a
DAY or two since TO one of the most intelligent
and Progressive young planters in Southwest
georgia, he said II certainly was not true in his
case. He said he would be obliged TO cultivate
from LOO TO ap acres less this year than last on
account of not being able to get hands. In his
sechon tbe dearth was partly accounted tor Nv
tie negroes setting up for themselves on small
patches OF poor rented land, where thev would
about make half living. eking out the balance
OF contributions from their white neighbors." /"
Evening star., 1870-02-12

IThe irrepreskible Mrs. Thurston, of Port
land, again offers the State of Maine for SALE
0PieIe Bonaparte has always been bitter
enemy Of Eugene.
1Confederate notes are quoted in Macon at
$500 fer dollar.
0Four hundred cords Of white beech wood
are annually cut mp into shoe pegs at Wilton,
Me.
n0The stores of Dover, Del, close nj seven i'm
the evening because Of religious revival in
progress there.
nIIce-dealers and consumers NAV look m IN %
ktnnehec for their Maine supply; ice fourteen
inches thick Ii now cut on that river
0Policemen have 70 Interfere IN prevert
Chicago schoolma'ams from whipping their
scholars to death.
HArrangements have been made IN emf
%soo tons OF Ice from the Cobbcsseecontee
"a mas meeting was called on "Wednesday
evening ct Walkers Building in Salt Lake Cify.
20 raufy the nominations Of the ticket I'M onpo,
tiuon 10 the orthodox municipal election ticket
An Immense crowd Was present, and the hall
was crammed with orthodox Mormons.
"a Western Journal commenfine upon the
sa1 lnteiligence received that DR.. Lvfngstone
sunered death as Q wizard, makes the hsrrOw-
ing announcements: "Thh morning Ne publish
NE painful rumor that he hes been burned -
buzxard."
Evening star., 1870-02-12

THE MORMON TROUBLEs.-A dispatch from
Salt Lake city yesterday says: GA mass meeting
was called last evening to ratify the nomina-
tiOns Of the ticket in opposition to the Orthodox
municipal election ticket. An immense crowd
was present, and the hall was crammed with
Orthodox MormOns. Before the hour OF meet
ing no room was lett for the opposition. The
Orthodox ticket was indorsed by acclamation
Much ill-feeling prevailed on one side and un-
limited hilarity on the other. The Tribune this
morning publishes an opposition ticket, with
Laurence for Mayor, in place Of d. II. Wells
The election takes place next Monday"
Another account says: 1.-THE Gentiles and So
called Mormons Of Salt Lake City called meet
ing last night to nominate o ticket In opposition
to the Church ticket. An immense crowd of
MOrmons, led by the Territorial marshal and city
police, took possession OF the hall and broke up
the meeting. The Gentiles attempted to meet
in another hall, but the Mormon crowd followed
and forbade 1t. Much genuine alarm prevails
in the Gentle portion Of the Territory"
Evening star., 1870-02-12

:. THE Hdrye OF January 22d made an extraor-
dinary contribution TO the judicial antecelents
ol frince Pierre Bonaparte. IL gave the fol-
peror hlmself:-"I was once strolling I'm the
streets OF New York with Cousin Pierre when
my cigar went out. L asked a Yankee for a
Havana which he was smoking ON oiying H.
back was awkward enough 70 burn his CHECK.
and thereupon he abused me vociferously
hho"Ing myseii 70 be IN the wrong, endeayor-
ed to mollify him by apologies. But unluckfIv-
Pierre, who was on the other side of the street
and heard the Yankee using high words 20 me-
stepped across, drew his pistol. and shot the man
dead onfhe spot. For this affair we were hoth
OF us put in pr son for two months
Evening star., 1870-02-12
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Evening star., 1870-02-12

PRAYER MEETING IN A RAT PIT.-The third
oi me series OF the PRAYER meetings inauguratei
M. IN MI burns dog pit, Water street, New York,
took place on Thursday, i'm the presence of a
large number of visitors. Rev. Mr.. Hoe. of Will
hamsburg, conducted the proceedings, which
were interspersed with singing. An old captain,
whose race was bronzed, got up, told his tale of
wlckedness, and with trembling lips and with
sorrowful repentance sketched life among the
sailors, and thanked God for the lighthouses
erected on land by good Christians for the saliva
tion of poor Jack.
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Billiards i'm London,
Te,ecraphed Exclusively TO The Erening Sta

1ceGrdphed Exctusirety 10 Ihe Euentn9 Star.
LONDON. Feb. IA splendid game of bill
liards was played last evening at st James Hall.
in Regent street, between John Roberts the
English champion, and w. Cooke, Jr.; 1. 200
points up, even, for the championship, gold cup
and 200 pounds side spot stroke, barred. At first
it was evident that Cooke was not in good play
ing order, and odds at betting we're against him.
He warmed with his work, however, and at last
won splendidly by III points amid the applause
of the spectators.
Evening star., 1870-02-12

IIn the scarcity Of currency at Salt Lake,
chickens are taken at the box ONCE OF Brigham
Youngs theatre. Change Is made with eggs.
D0rA firm 1t is said have commenced the erec-
ton OF an establishment on Orange Lake, Fla,
for the manufacture of perfumery. The orange
groves are very extensive there.
~Petitions are In circulation in Patterson,
N. j., asking the Legislature to allow each ward
and township to decide whether or not liquor
shall be sold In such district.
@A farmer I'm jackson County, MO-, propo-
ses to organize company Of 3lo0,O0o capita, /,
for the purpose Of introducing pure breed OF
tzotting and running horses into that state.
Evening star., 1870-02-12

From French, Langran s. Ogilvie, Washing
ton agents for the reprints of the Leonard Scott
Publishing Company, we have The Westminster
RerieW for January. The leading articles in
this number are "Our Colonial Empire, "Land
Tenures and their Consequences" "The sub
lection of Women, ,""The Irish Land Question, -
prostitution; Government experiments in
controlling it," "Our Policy in China" "Ameri-
can Claims on England" and contemporary
Literature.O
Evening star., 1870-02-12

THE LADY BROKERS IN NEW YoRK.-It j.
stated that under "the name, style and titler OF.
Woodruff, Clafiin & Co.. the female brokers In
New York are getting to be quite popular. A
large number of bankers and brokers offer them
announcement and support i'm their contem-
plated business. Quite a number of carriages
with ladies roll up to their office, wishing to
make deposits of money, give orders for buyinc
and selling stocks, and to transact business in,
gold and bonds to large amount; and if this
generous sympathy and good will increase the
ladies, or those who are spoken of as standing in
the back ground, will make good thing of il,
and the firm be established as fixed and DER,
maneut institution ~
Evening star., 1870-02-12

Col. WM. G. MOORE, Paymaster U. s. A,
and confidential secretary to the late President
Johnson, has resigned his position in the army,
and will become member OF prominent bust
ness firm in this city. Col. Moore has been
stationed at Fort Leavenworth for the past
year, and is expected home next week. His
host of friends win gladly welcome him back.
Evening star., 1870-02-12

Alexander Gardiner, colored, was hanged al
New Kent Court House, near Richmond, Va.
yesterday morning, for the murder and rape OF
her colOred farm manager. The prisoner. the
night before the execution, confessed that with
John Kennedy, who afterwards escaped, he
agreed to murder Baker. They found Baker in
the field and Kennedy shot him. Kennedy theI
went into Mr.. Stewards house and Gardiner
heard her crying, and in few minutes after
Kennedy came out, saying he had ravished anC
murdered her. They fired the house and burnt
her body, and threw Bakers body into the river
On the scatfold yesterday morning, Gardiner
only said, al am not guilty; don't know whether
i am going to Heaven or hell" A crowd of col
with cries of "YOu are going to hell, that,
where you are going" The drop fell and Card
ner died instantly.
Evening star., 1870-02-12
The Markets To-Day.
felegrdphed Exciusirely 20 The Rr>atao .ssav.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l2-Cotton dun, and nomi-
naiiy at pa. Flour duli and irregular: How
ass; DO. family, sG.25as5: CITY Mills snpertine.
sf..2as9o; do. extra, S5.5oaS6.2s; do. family.
So..9ass.5; Western superfine, sle2 ass do
steady: Pennsylvania red. si22: MARYLAND
Sl4oasla5. Corn stesdv: white, s5sasc; yellow
92asic. Oats steady at 55a55c. Rye duh al asc
Pork advancing, at 81 50aS2s. Bacon firm:
rib sides, 15A alec; clear do, Is aaI6k: shoul-
ders, l2A also; hams, l9a2Oc. Lard firm at I6 : c.
Whisky asaSec.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 12.-Virginia s's. old, 5a.
bid, el asked do. lst6, 50 bid; do. coupon, old,
CO asked.
NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-Stocks firm. Money
easy at Sac per cent. Exchange, long, 81; short,
~. Gold, 3k. Bonds, 14a. Virginis skies,
ex-coupon, O.; new, eI. North Carolinas, old,
45A; new, 25H.
Nkw YORK, Feb. l2-Flour quiet and firm.
Wheat is is a shade iirmer, but auiet. Corn
steady.
Evening star., 1870-02-12
TELEGRAMS TO. THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
Explosion Of Chemical Works.

NEw YORK, Feb. 12.-This morning an expio-
sion occurred at the Chemical Works of Charles
+. Fizen & Co., on Harrison, Walton and
Bartlctt's streets, Brooklyn. The report was
heard a considerable distance, and the force
was so great that a large portion of the brick
building fronting on Harrison street was nearly
thrown out, and the roof raised from its
position, and a number of beams were broken
Two workmen, VIM. Brown and Michael Con-
rad, were severely wounded. Browns face was
blown OF, and il is feared that he cannot sur
vive. Conrad is injured about the body. The
proprietors are unable to give any clue as to the
cause. The damage to the building amounts to
81.
Evening star., 1870-02-12
The Northern Pacific Railroad.

Ieiegrdphed Exctusirety to The Eueaing Star.
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 12.-The ruling of the
Secretary Of the Interior that all land grants Il
railroads must be located on air lines, unles.
natural barriers intervene, has changed the
Northern Pacific programme materially. Or
ders have gone forward to stop surveys until
further orders.
Evening star., 1870-02-12

RAILROADS IN VIRGINIA-The following are
the railroads in contemplation or in the course
OF construction in Virginia The Chesapeake
and Ohio, Lyncuburg and Clifton Forge, Lynch
burg and Danville, Richmond and Lynchburg
Fredericksburg and GOrdonsville, Frederick
burg and Alexandra, Winchester and Stras-
burg, the alley, Uniontown and West Virginia
Richmond and Newport News, Baltimore and
Potomac, FarmvilIe and Buckingham, Shenan-
doah Valley, Virginia and Kentucky, Clinch
VALLEY, Glade Spring and Laurel, Saltville and
Coal Mine, Wytheville and North Carolina and
Southwestern.
Evening star., 1870-02-12

The ICE on the Kennebec river, i'm Maine. is
.weive e inches thick, and cutting will begin
this week. In Massachusetts saws the Travel
ler, the prospects for good average crop of ice
are hopeful. though it win require a week of
eold weather TO make the yield anything like
large one. The thickness Of the ice on Fresh
Pond Is from five ITO six inches; on the other
PONDS in the neighborhood from six 70 eight
inches, and on the ponds to the north from nine
to twelve inches.
Evening star., 1870-02-12

The GOLD PANIC INvEsTIGATIoN.-The
House Committee on Banking and Currency
this morning closed the taking of testimony in
relation to the recent gold panic in New York.
Gen. Garfield, Chairman OF the Committee,
will Immediately prepare the report and submit
it to the House in the course OF a few days.
The evidence will all be printed, and will make
ayolume of several hundred pages
Evening star., 1870-02-12

A CURE FOR THE wHooprNG CouoH.-An M.
D., writes: Thousands of children in this CITY.
fering from whooping cough, and wish TO call
the public attention to the following simple
remedy: To one ounce Of the dried leaves of
the common chestnut tree add quart OF boiling
cupful three times q day, the last dose heinz
given when the patient retires. After twenty.
four or thirty.six hours the patient win be
ed in smaller quantity.
Evening star., 1870-02-12
Arrests I'm Paris.
Teleqrcphed Erclusfrelu 70 The Ereninn .srnr

Telegrcphed Exclusively to The Ereninq Star.
PARIS, Feb. 12.-Thrty- persons were ar
rested yesterday on suspicion of completely i'm
the plot against the State and the life OF the
Emperor. In all cases arms were found upon
the person of the prisoners. Those arrested are
incarcerated i'm the prison Mazas au Secret on
Boulevarde Mazas, and will soon be proceeded
against. More arrests are to be made.
Evening star., 1870-02-12

GEN. TATE, the late Haytien minister under
the Salnave government, called upon President
Grant yesterday to say farewell before leaving
for Europe, where his children are now residing
He informed the President that he would shortly
return from Europe and settle in this country
as citizen of the United States The President
expressed his kindest wishes for the ex-minister.
and congratulated him on his intention to be-
come an American citizen.
Evening star., 1870-02-12

DSIn q recent trial I'm California where Chi
ne e evidence was admissible, the prosecuting
attorney, having some doubts rs TO the correct
ness Of the testimony, inquired ofthe interpreter
whether q Chinaman under the usual oath
would tell the truth. "Oh, no." responded
John; "Chinamen lie, ale same as Won lie: alle
same as any Mclean lie 10 ' --S
Evening star., 1870-02-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
lead nor any r,taii poison to produce paraly sis
hoasting virtues they do not possess The genuine
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black Brown. Sold
by all Druggists. Applied at 16 Bond street.
N. Y. fe Str
Evening star., 1870-02-12

FEARFUL SUICIDE OF YOUNG GIRL.-A girl
named Eliza butcher, aged seventeen, shot her
ILL.,, on Monday last. After the shooting she
fell into the fire and was badly burned. She
was one OF poor family Of ten children, and ii
Is supposed that want and distress drove her to
deGperafiOU.
Evening star., 1870-02-12

The Kansas Pacific Railroad has issued an
order holding its baggage-masters personally
responsible for damage to baggage in their
charge. The order concludes: sPromptness
and despatch in doing business. and gentleman
every one, and answer questions courteousiv. No
matter how simple or how foolish thew NAV
SEEM" We are under no immediate apprehen,
sion that the example of the Kansas Pacific will
be generally followed. wan
Evening star., 1870-02-12

Snow IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.-On
Monday night and Tuesday last we were visited
by fall Of snow five or six inches In depth. On
Wednesday and yesterday the merry sleigh
bells were heard upon our streets, and the
young folks generally were having fne time
Of it.+R0ckriHe Sentinel, 11th inst.
Evening star., 1870-02-12

CUBA.-The House Committee on Foreigl,
Affairs will consider the Cuban question at
their next meeting.
Evening star., 1870-02-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

NJ A L i o n A l. III Z IRE.
The forewell of the peoples favorite
MR.. +. l.. DAVENPORT.
THIS EVENING,
Shakespeare s Great Tragedy OF
MACBETH,
With all the Original Music and q Great Cast.
On Monday Night the Charming Actress,
MAGGIE mitchell,
AS THE PEARL OF SAVOY.
Evening star., 1870-02-12
0ovesnmens S~cuvssseaL
WAeHrHeroE, Feb. Il, issa.-Jay Cooke q 90.
furnish the following quotations Of Government
eecuritieg
tBy 5askers,' Brokers', and Conmercial Li.e, ~
Teiegreph.l
Lewis johnson q Co. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:


INV YORK, Feb. 12.-First Bozrd-U. n e.
1881, coupon, III 4; 5-2o's, iss2, coupon, IlIA
5-os, ls6i, couren, ii4 !; 5-2O's. is65, coupon.
ia 5s's, new, ls65, coupon. lis n: 520's 1851
coupon, ll2s; Currency 6s, ifiG; Canton. s.
Cumberland, SAY; Quicksilver, iS y; Mariposs,
80; do. pref q. aS; Western Union Telegraph,
81, New York Central and Hudson, 9. a; do. do.
GRIP, ESH; Erie, e5. Erie prefd. Az; Har-
iem, iss, do pref'd. i50: Reading. -: Mich
illhois central, l&a; Cleveland and Pitfshurs.
-, Northwest, s3K; Northwest prerd, coz:
Jersey Central. 99A; Rock Isls nd iisE Z st Paul
al 90. prefd, - y Fort wavne. VI =; Alton
and TerTe haute, 30 do: do. prel-d. - a; Tole-
90 and wabash, !. Y; do. do. pred. -; Chi
cago and Alton, ii2: Chicago and Altoc rtef-d.
ll2; Ohio and Mississippi certificates, aa:
Adams Express, esA Wells Express, ~ =. Ame-
Merchants Union Express, X. Market strong
Gold, ilaa aai2os.
Evening star., 1870-02-12
NJ l. " B q o X y.

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SHINING LIGHT. BY the author Of Memorials
Of Captain Hetley Wears. -. so
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Evening star., 1870-02-12

"a queer mode OF punishment lately adop-
compelling . student to run around the school
house four hundred times, whole distance riye
mules: The offender is cured by being made IN
~They have recently had . masquerade on
Ice, at the sknting rink In jamestown, at which
every nation, profession, and class was represen-
ted. The Journal pron0unces IL the most fam
tastic, innocent, and interesting exhibition that
there.
Evening star., 1870-02-12

OPP FELLOWS HALL.
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
MASTER FRANK ID. GUNNELLS ) Exhibition
of the truly marvellous and wonderful Phenomena
produced by Invisible Agencies.
MONDAY, TUESDAY. and WEDNESDAY, Feb
18th. 3th, and 10th.
Some of the startling and unaccountable wonders
presented in the Dark Seance unique, together
with the mysterious yements in the cabinet while
Master Gunnell il securely bound have been acknow
ledged by hundreds in this city be inex plicable
Admission 20 cts. rved seats p cts extra.
Tickets to be had at Ellis Music Store and at the
door. fel2-2t-
Evening star., 1870-02-12

JOHN RUSSELL YoUNG, ESD, President of the
american News Association" is i'm town.
Evening star., 1870-02-12
st. Louis Agitated ON the Tariff Ones
tiOn.
Tsle0rdphed Exclusirely IN III. Er.r;y,

ST. Louis, Feb. 1.-THE anti-Prohibition
League had fine meeting at Masonic Hall to-
night, at which able speeches were made bv
two prominent citizens. The prohibitionists
hold forth tomorrow night. These meeting,
are creating good deal of interest on the tariff
question, and people of all classes attend them
Evening star., 1870-02-12

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were s513.I9I.5I
Evening star., 1870-02-12

WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
w Miss Laura keene. e............L Lessee.
FAREWELL PERFORMANCES.
LAST WEEK
QUEEN OF COMEDY,
MISS LAURA kEENE,
AND HER TALENTED COMPANY.
MONDAY EVENING, February IA, lo70.
And every evening till further notice. Dion Bourci
cault great play, written expressly for ss Laura
keene, entitled
MARY LEE.
(her unrivaled character,)
MISS LAURA KEENE.
PEG WOFFINGTON,
Story Of the Stage, by Chas. Reade, B. A. +. X. g.
DIR. Oliver Goldsmith's glorious old Comedy of
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
Seats secured at Ellis Music Store. fel2-3t
Evening star., 1870-02-12

THE Hollow-Horn in cattle 1t is said NAV he
tablespoonfulls Of ground mustard. ffhe Amer
the better } mix with sharp vinegar until the
mustard is thick as sweet cream, and put half
IN each ear, working It as far up the ear as
can conveniently be done. II the animal does
not eat IN three hours, give another dose. An
Ohio farmer says, 81 have used the above
twenty years, ana have to lose the first
Evening star., 1870-02-12

ARMY OFFICERS ORDEEED.-Major T. H.
Stanton, United States Army, has been ordered
to duty as chief paymaster of the Department of
Virginia. Major Israel o. Dewey and Major
Brantz have been ordered to report, by letter.
for orders until further instructions. Lieuten-
ant Colonel z. b. Towers and Colonel III. G.
Wright, OF the engineer corps, have been ordered
to New Orleans, upon duty connected with the
defenses of the city.
Evening star., 1870-02-12

The GEORGIA QUEsTIoN.-The Senate Ju-
dietary Committee this morning had the Georgia
case under consideration, and Mr.. Gibson, at
torney for Gov. Bullock, read lengthy argu-
ment In his behalf. 1t was contended that Hill
could not be elected U. s. Senator now by the
purified legislature, and therefore his election
by the old legislature was illegal. A number OF
Georgians now in this city were before the
committee to answer questions in reference to
affairs in that State.