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The New York herald., 1870-03-20
Wind at sunset sW. light.
Shipping Notes.

Shipping Notes.
The steamship Missouri Of the Atlantic Mail Steamship
Co.'S Havana ne thoroughly and re-
fitted. She went down the bay yesterday trial trip
The following vesses occupied Deans railway Hook
during the week Seamer Morris, for general repairs
Nellie Crowe $3.50 TONS receiving thorough overhaul.
ng brig Aareta, 200 ons painting bottom caking top
and other repairs.
Marine Disasters.
BARK RoERUcK from Cape Coast at Boston 18th expert
enced heavy weather the coast had days
north OF Bermuda
BARK JEANIE lBr), at Holmes Hole, in for medical
Nov 5 and 81 Helena Jan III had fine weather in
eavy IN N q
wNW has been north Of Bermuda been 10 days
shipped heavy sea- which started Dowspr and Wood work
Ss'F Ssa o
foreyard overheard and drowned The cook and
more, reports on 9th ut had heavy gale Off Haeras lay
eastward 9Th Inst. in lon R lat . passed pieces Of ves
sells house but could not make out anything regardipg
BRIG JOHN AvILRs from Cardenas for Boston, before
ported having struck bottom and sprung leak At Holmes
Several bSds 81 were stove tho hoa to shsen
her She will probably have to discharge and GO
the brig H PIT an and sSnr Mary Hugps both
Mayaguez before reported abandoned after collision.
Bme EMMA IVES tBr), Lorwsy, at Holmes Hole from
S sn & e
s spd M and % ie.a DOWN Of u
which BY her for short ime and then proceeded
BRIG TNxEn from cienfuegos at Hoimes' Hole, had
day: passage we. M p day; Of as.:sr. with continual
distin Ii gushing @ n psnnsn. No sSss. '' 'S ''''na
soHR MAYO from Bostor At Port au Prince Sd inst
los. deck load Of lumber on the passage. 'D''
ScHs HUDSON, before reported ashore on the Mea
sr Sss aSsse New % damage at h
win coal .irreI Steep Rock passing through
where she now lies sunk with portion Of her out Of
distey. ''''''' D"'' ''<" ''A'' % 'A"s nsr mms
sons ns HEIIs % HAsrrss Br A. Holmes, Hole from Ma
T rSsn ss xe1s S 1ia'e her
ashore 5 y; near HCIs. wharf 70 prevent .nID
aas ss d
scHR sENAroA BIenburg, from New York for Hartford
sunk in the harbo Of New Haven morning Of h inst. no
particulars given.
SoHR BLACK DIAMoNp from New York for Baltimore
lost both anchors I'M inst oa Smiths Island supplied
bv pilot boat and proceeded
ashore At hs Hghauds few since Oh yester
MISSING Considerable anxiety prevails for the
ssy Of ,hns SSs chr tnc Of which has
weeks She was last seen Jan 20 BY chr White Fawn pre-
% rather dark h ao
and another week elapses without her arrival port the
chances Of her safety win be very The White lawn
which sailed the day the Viking arrived al Gouces
ter nearly fortniah, ago.
LIysSrooI March ia vessel arrived here to-day which
reports having spoken the bark Neptune the 18th inst
Her cargo had shifted and had been found necessary
throw large of overheard THE bark Neptune Can't
Ldaards sailed from savannah u for Queenstown The
bark Neptune from New York. reported 10 arrived al
Sligo about 18th fnst)
soUTnEND March 6-The Bellona (s), Couch, from Lon
don Tor New York. was on shore this morning tue Middle
renamed ABOUT three hours, OF without assistance
and proceeded tThe arrived Al Hayre 7thJ.
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VIOLENT ASSAULT ARO SrABBlSG AFFaAY.

Mrs. Julia German residing at 213 East Twenty
NTH street. appeared with her sister, Catharne Far
ren, before Judge Scott yesterday afternoon, and
both charged James and Patrick Mooney with hav-
Ing entered their house on Friday evening and COM
M Mmi.teu q violent and unprovoked assault upon
them. IL appears Mrs. Gormans son. Edward Far
reil, laa OF Thirteen years. defended his MOTHER
anu staboed Patrick Mooney one OF the assaiants,
IN tne breast with pocket knife, Inficting pretty
severe injuries. Tne wounded man IL now at
Bellevue ana the boy Farrell is held to ball in the
sum OF " QUO 10 answer charges ut the General Sss
sions, Charles Hayman of 2i7 East Twepry. .fonr,,
street, becomlpg his surety.
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Russian Reconciliation.

The Berlin Post states tnat the Cabinet Of st. Pc
tersburg is desIrous Of renewing Its diplomatic re-
lations with the Holy Chair, and NJ. Washer has
been sent to Rome partly to observe and report on
the progress OF the Council and partly to win the
fathers for Russian views with respect to the Cath
olc Church IN Poland. MOnsignor CZacKi, Polish
abbot OF great influence in Rome, is said to favor
the Russian proposals and to be busily engaged in
advocating them not only among the bishops, but
to Cardinal AntoneHi himself.
The Marchloness de Ia Barre Bohemian, o pi0u 8
lady or Polish birth, who Is said to have exercised
no small influence on the mind or the British Marquis
OF Butte at The time OF his conversion TO the Roman
Church, Is also jealous in furthering the views of
the Russian government.
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ARRIVALS.
REP0RTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
ST ss.mshp Stars & Stripes Mohlm,n Aug Cages March 8
senger: 70 Wilson Asmus Experienced heavy NE gales
sssnssp % Cen Meade. sampson. New Orleans, March ID,
and the bar iih, with mdss and passengers, Frederic
s.eamsh,p, 81 p, 3 hngh, Johason Georgetown, DC, with
steamship Fairbanks, Moore Philadelphia with mdss. to
w S e's 2sa:
Capt ss q a
Ey cI o & from s ks@
ron to order~vsssei Funch Edys Co. Took the north
srn passage, and & had MOD, modcr..s M wsaissr 60 -,
70 g. fanch Ey;
aaSsns haSans with sugar. to mas
Is K0t: OF Mays spd%1s NJ a
March o. IS lon ia saeslisnesd heavy gale from
Ia. 80 lon p ~ passed the wreck Of brig watsragged and
the foremast standng 18th capss Delaware
taken in tow by the cutter Hugh Mccuoch,
schr Eurotss Ames, Baltimore, with COAL to Van Brun
schr E Kirk Toe, Baltimore.
Schr Oliver Scofeid, Disosway, Baltimore.
she rsplanFed completely
nearly sound. being only found six
i revenue cutter Hugh Mcculloch, Captain Hemriques,
Delaware Breakwaer, schr Lottie
Passed Through Hell Gare,
BOUND SOUTH.
monitor Terror, Remsen, Boston for New
> steamer Leydsn, Randall Randall, Boston for New
G ssy bssso sHsfG s River for Philadelphia
Schr Fales Rockland days. for New York;
schr Loud Ellis RockIand via Dutch rsland 10 days.
where she has been ashore before reported
small portion Of the lime is damaged.
schr Planet Pratt kockland, days. for New York. with
sohr Crescent Lodge, Adams, Pembroke for New York.
with lumber to Boynton's Son 4 Co.
schr Carrie spoaord, Tompkins FAN River for New
Mary Elizabeth, Borden, Fa River Eizabethpor
sshr Wellington, Barber rovidsnss for M Fhilaasipp,a
scnr John Johnson, -, rroyidenee for Philadelphia
schr Abbie 0akes, Bidecu Providence for New YORK.
Noh @ rasae for New forn
sshr S Ontario, Barber rroyldeace enc lor Hoboken
schr Ann, -, Provideace for New York
ssar np or for sw York
schr Hattie s Collins Hill, Mystic for New York.
ssSr aott ysqsa. gsasll New Haven for New York :,
schr Nellie Benedict, Ellis, New Haven for Baltimore.
w Ss for New
schr Mercer, wasson, Bridgepor for New York
ssar Ssssdist MsSy; Sers6pol. sI ior New York
BOUND EAST.
Brig Martha, Cassidy, - for Providence
ssSr Ena, Gray, Virginia for New Haven:
schr Susan GcDeyitt, McDeyitt, Phadephs New Ha
Schr Surf Abbott, Trenton for rrovidencs.
schr Smith, York, Elizabehport for Boston
ssAr bI Massey DonnsIy Mssn.wssn ioF Norwich
sshr @ Coral Ak Kemp, % EoOctsD % Tor aorwicS M
s 4SSasn Hasassn for New h.vsn
schr 9 g Lawson Reeves, Hoboken for New Haven.
schr snow Bartlett, New York for Portsmouth
schr snowOird. AcLOaghlin. New York for s. John.
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sw 1fn. ana WA. COMMITTED to the custody Of BLACK

swe Ifn, ana was committed to the custody OF Black
's/6d for contempt Of court.
Witnesses were called to prove that Ia august
OF the Liverpool Workhousc in search OF child with
blue eyes ana fair hair, and that ultimately an III
FAINT belonging to pauper named Mary Best was
selected and taken away by Mrs. Howard 10 be
adopted Counsel for the claimant stated that ume
was required to produce rebutting testimony, and
the case stands adjourned for week.
Mrs. Howard was released from custody on condi-
tion OF her paying the usual fees
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
ROME.

The Prince Of the Astnrins In the Holy Chy-
Papai Honor 10 the Exiled Bourbon.
Alerter from Rome translated In the Gale0aaat of
Paris has the following:-
The Prince OF the Asturas the object here or un-
wcared attentions. On his arrival at Civita Necchia
he was received by delegate from the Pope, and
was brought to land in state barge. The Count
and Countess de GirgenGi awaited him on shore.
The King OF Naples and some cardinals, Roman.
spanish and Italian, went to the railway station IN
the Eternal City to meet him. The same evening
he was visited by q large number OF person
ages, and among others Monsiegneur Rocca, charged
by Plus lX. to bud him welcome. The following day
he called upon the sovereigns and princes residing
here who returned the Call the same afternoon. The
interview with the Pope was really imposing spec
tacle. His Holiness received the young prince at the
foot OF the staircase with the ceremonies adopted In
the case OF klngs The Holy Father afterwards led
his visitor into the private apartments and retained
him there for haif an hour talking to him with
Kindness and affection thoroughly paternal.
A large number OF Spanish bishops and person
ages OF distinction, who are here at TINS moment,
have also paid their respects to his Royal HRhness
On Ash wednesday the young Prince received the
ashes from the hands Of the POntlr who on this oc
casion again showed him special deference, for he
was served before all the sovereigns and royal per-
sOnages present at the ceremony.
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
Claiming an EarIdom.

IRON the London News, Marcn 81
When the hearing OF the Claim to the wicklow
peerase was resumed In the House OF Lords yester-
Day their iordshps directed MIS- Howard, the lady
WHO has put forward the infant claimant as her son,
10 submit herself for crossexamination by SIR
Roundell Palmer. she, however, refused to DC
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
The Pope's Reply to Austria.


Paris journal OF the nth OF March sums up the
points OF the reply given by Cardinal Antonelli to
Count Beust's recent despatch as lollows:--
The fun unconditional liberty the fathers OF
the Council deprives the Pope of AL right to interfere with
appreciation. But what forbidden TO the Pope belongs of
right the bishops of the Austro Hungarian monarchv
within the Council have full liberty modify resist the
scBu nsquesiion. The Holy See, however, has
believe thai the bishops do not share the
imperial cabinet concerning xii, xix TX,
which the note OF Count de Beust seems to refer
condemnation of the doctrines propounded by the
italian JansenIsts mt the Council OF Pstoja,
ton pronounced against those doctrines by the bull
d promulgated by Plus W. in 7S4 Being directed against
the Jansenss this condemnation has q purely dogmatic
character. AZ regards Canon XIX, condemning the
trne that the Church deprived of all authority other than
themselves protested, collective memorial addressed
to the President of the Coanc Count Auesperg against
the tendencies which were manifested two years ago
IN Austria to reduce the Catholic Church to the position Of
religion existing only by liberation The schema merely
aims ut confirming the legitimacy of their protest. 1t should
not be forgotten that the Council in Its ecumenca char
view of the Church II Is In this that Canon de-
ermnes the supreme Of conscience regard to public
and social actions But this rule be modified in
Its application by concoas concluded between the Holy See
and the various Sates for the Pope being the guardian OF
the emanaiing from the Council, has also the
power to make such notifications in them may
As regards Austria whatever may the
Council the Concordat of 1855 win be conscientiousy
served BY the Holy See, which by thinks Of
poying i authority for turning away the bishops from the
obedience due to the organic OF the
monarchy The Holy See still less
the supremacy OF the Church the civil power in the
of the Church do assert Altogether the
of the wentyono canons does not tend In to
proclaim doctrines OF the Catholic Church, leaving
mems conscences tree to conform to them not
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
BELOW.
DULOW
Bark Maria dtal), from -.
SAILED.

Steamships Denmark and City of Washington, Liverpool
Psreire Hayre; America, Bremen, 6c Cambria Glasgow
Cleopatra Havana, Vera Cruz Gen SedgWick
ac De Soto Geo Cromwell and United States New
Charleston Volunteer Wilmington, NC Ellen Terry, New
bern Isaac Bell Richmond &c; John dibson GEORGETOWN
DC.
lind Mt lght
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SHIPPIN G N E w s.
Almanac for New York-Thiy Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS
Office.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL.
The New York herald., 1870-03-20

Steaaae,. Sdts DestinNlon. Office.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-29
WHOLE NO., 2OS.

found that there was general feel
ing 81 disbelief among London and
German bankers that any sucl, vast
ssm had ever been actually il thc
bsnks possession. eA m.a
But make such allowances ns II
necessary for our lack 81 accsirafc H.
formation respecting the French f.
naacss. aud allow further, ~ VIC
msss, Athas Tsanee has greatly M
|crtased her wealth, her eommerce
and her productiveness ui.der the
s%ccnd Empire, il II yet ecrtaih tlidt,
in view other annual large treasury
de6ciG. the evil day OF financial, IL
NOT civil disastef, 10 the nation couid
not have been indefinitely posspon-
ed III the spring Of 1867, John
Bright found himself si,lc by side
with M. FouI,l at one Of the spls,,disl
military reviews given BY the snSpes.
or in honor ct Che opening OF the
great Exposition and when the tor.
mer. atter lcommentin0 on lie evi.
Idssce of exressava axpeudilnra.. Mr.
milaasy perpossss ssthas psessnted be-
fore them, and slso npoa he regular.
~ Ot the national deficit, ifnally a1k-
ed the latter what would DO the ulti.
mate result of It I'll, the great minis-
Ter Of ASance shruggsd his sh0aldefs
with the signi6cance which Only .
Frenchman 8 capdble 81 giving 70
- 80 -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-29
Tho Fsnanc6al Coa1teloa ot
France ~ aDsc DeQeansng
of the PrCscmt Contoee.

The actual condition Of the French
finances under tho Enp,rc Las been
lees accurately known than that OF
almost any other Of tho states Of
Europe, il having been seemingly the
object Of all the recent French MN.
isters Of finance to make up their an
nual budgets in si,Oh = way - to
prevent alike their own people and
the world outside from clearly
knowing the exact extent and in.
Grease of de national liabilities.
The distrnst which such course Of
procedure has nataraly lett upon
the Enropean public mind xas veil
illustrated during tho past summer
BY tho circumstance tia: when the
Eagliah aud Contineltil journals be-
gAd discussing what course the Bank
OF France. ID vicw OF present aud
prospective French reyerscs. veald
adops for tho protection OF tho two
huudred 0illioM dollars Of 0ullfou re-
porssd .. u rs vaaiss, sthe writer
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-29

A countryman Of our own, Cap
tain Alexander Murray, U. ;. n,
had m opportunity few years ago
Of seeing tho royal cirolo in iis do
mestio privacy, and Of witnessing the
simple aud atiectiouats iMtercOurse
existing between its members. Cap
tain Marray. it may be remembered,
sailed for the Baltic IN May, 1865, IN
the Augusta, with the Miantonomi in
charge, conveying Mr.. Fox, our gov.
ernmcnt messenger 10 the emperor
Ot Russia. After touching at
Queenstown and at Portsmouth, hc
called up the Thames, gave an enter.
tainment TO the Psinos Ut Wales aaa
his royal brothera, aud ! few days at
serward was presented 1t Buckingf
ham Palace. Thus il will be seen
that whom he reached Demmark ID
July he was not unfamiliar with the
manner Of courts. even kAd this beoa
his 1rst hob-nobbing with royalty,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-29
Firm Aama's Of iowa. October, 1870.
The Msasquak:ls Of raHia
0ONEty.
DY JOHN DOE. NJ. D., IOWA CITY.

1 thought it might be well to
sketch lew ii,ci.lens in the carly
history Ut sf~".a county.
On the south Lauk OF the Iowa
river, near the western -b.~-la .0l
the county, where tlntf, bottom, riv-
or. add ti,nbcrlynd all blend into q
beautiful landscape, is now the some.
what diiapidatei village OF Indisn-
town. Here. upon the interval near
the bank OF the river, Was a settle
,nent or colony Of Musquakas, that
gave name to this settlement OF the
white man..
Tn. g. Im.lians, accor,ling to certain
treaty stiru 'alions, were required 70
leave tor the more distant west, and
to cntorce their removal, a company
Of United States troops were sent
ont, who, on arriving at the place,
painted their cannon on ncighbor-
Jug bluff, TO enforce their order.
Here was real trouble for tho poor
Indians. It 9as true, such treaty
had bscn gotten ap, so,newwh.t, but
they did not consider then: selves :
patty 10 the contract. They were in
noccntly there, who're game aud fish
were plenty, whore springs s0t parc
water flowed from the sides OF tho
bluff, where the tortuous Iowa ran
! silently by their cabins. where a
broad belt Of timber fi,rn;shed poles
and bark for their wigwams, and fuel
for their fises, and were q healthiul
climate, fertile soil, and a varicgatcd
handicapped scarcely surpassed in the
west. On the north side Of :hc riv
er was an opening in the timber,
where the sqnaws had raised several
acres Of excellent corn, which was
now ia the milk, ready to be gather.
ed and dried for winters use. 1t
was sod to leavca all these, but power
grenter than they compelled submis-
sion. A few white men settled in
that vicinity about the timo the IN
dams left, anil the writer has heard
til m say, that, although; il was tor
their interest to have them 80, yet they
could not help plying them ~ they
went. The orn-teld they SO re-
luctantly left, becanse tho great rem
j devious Of game the following win
tor, aud it was there the settler bag.
gel many a wild turkey with which
he supplied his otherwise scanty
table.
In September, 1866, the writer
irst visited this settlement. The In
dams had returned, and for some
time had been occupying their old
camp.gropnd ON the banks OF the
riyct; while the whites had commenc-
ed their town 1t the foot OF the all
jaesnt blntfs. Here tho two races
were living IL peace, and while the
white men seemed 20 b . preteo.
tI14 Y the hdsqaaks agaia1t : a. =.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-29
Doreshy @.
4 Family 1srlsnit.


Br OEsvsa wkxDssL HsExss. Asei
Gra6dnosher's mother her -. susss, 4
Thirtspn sunnsrs, ~ ssmsshing less &
Oif1ish bast. bnt wepaaly air,
smoolh, square forehead With unroiled hair;
Lips that lover never kissed,
Taper aSssss ssd slender vEiss, !
Haselsg sleeves Of s.iif broesde.- j
| s IN 3siSled the IiisisF uald. ~.
On her haad , parrot er1sn
Sits unmoving and brosds sessas.
Hold up the canvas ~ = sisv
Lpoti thers'sa rent the sliett Sbfsss tl'fsagh,
DArk with 4 csntury's friage = dssf,
T3at vasa Red-C Coats rspier-thrast
sssA y ~ sals she lady old
Doesshys danghtsfs daughter told. s'
~ ~ pel1 yss sese may tell,-
| o. vaoss ~ was ~ - vsll;
1trd osd dsy, b nust be ssnlbssei,
Flat = fdks yInG ~ ssas $50 pressed
Yet 10 her check the bues are bright,
Dainty cs.ors Of red and white;
And ia he / elendss Slaps 80 sssa 8. !. -
Iliat asd promise Of stately nfss.
Look not on her wifk eye q seorn,-
Dorothy Q. VAS LADY bornl
Al siees shs eAIaepbag Nsrnans cssss.
Rnfh = assais have kaswa hs: nasas;
Aad tfiil Is the ihree>Liitei rs5si town
Dear II that ancient names renowu,
FOR many civic wssath lhey won
The 20 thful sire and the gray-haired son.
o Dams-l Dorothy. Dorothy Ql
Strange is the gift that owe to you;
Such . gin as'ncvsr kias
Save to daughter or SON might bring
All my tenure Of heart and hand,
All my title 10 hJuse and land;
Mo her an,l sister and child and wife
And JOY and sorrow and death and life!
What Ca hundred years ago
Those close shut lips had answered No
When forth the trennions question csme
That cost ID maiden her Norman name,
And under the folds that look 80 still
The bo.lice we.lel with the bosom . thrill?
Should be |, or wsu..l il ,e
Goac tenth another to niue tenths me ?
Soft is the breath o. maiden Ygs;
Not the liaht gossamer stirs with less;
Bat never 4 cable that hollis 50 fast
Through all The battles Of ware AMI blast,
.Anl never an echo Of speech or song
That lives in the babblins air 80 long
TIL re we're tones in the voice that whispered
thea
iou may hear to-day in Lunjrci MN!
Olaly and lover, how faint and lar
Your images hover,--and here We are,
Solil and stirring ia flesh end bone,
Edwards and Dorothy's-sll their own,-
A goodly record for Tive 10 show
OF 4 y liable spoken 20 long ago. !.
Shall bless yon, Dorothy, or forgivs
For the little whisper that bad IN, live?
Il shall be q blessing. my little maill
| will heal the stab Of the Ret-C Coats blade,
And froshen the goIu Of tue tarnishua er.as,
And gild with rhy @e your household name,
So you sna smil> on US brave and bright
As srst ysu greeted he mornings light,
Aud live uu.louJ. cd hy woes and fears
Though ! secoad yoa.L ofta hundred years,
--fFron, the Atlantic Monthly for January.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-29

Marshails. coaspidoss snt brilliaas
throuah tour genaratisHA lss, adas.i
the blood and the braius Of In Bir.
neys lie went upon hia mission
when young, with military laurcss
won IL the SlexNsnr'wAr, sod With
tho inrshcr svessys Of 4. .disttnaairsasl
cafscr in Cougrcra. FolIowing Mar.
shall, We had William b. Reed "a
reAnsJlvania, Sew th,thcr by hn de-
vots1 rtfscnai iricnsl, President BIZ
chausu. Ne. Reed haa har bssa
= lsading mcmbsr > q sAe Fhiladst
plsis bar. learned MT merely il, The
law, bat With gencF ous calSnre osi.
side the limits Oi h's profession, du.l
regarded ~ slS6s~ who kaAw Mn
best a. asIssg the realiess nd ,nest
acute Of Ameris-aa jusisti. u S,s4h
were the men whom Mr.. Bu lineimo
succeeded in hss sIsplonaifs oAsrtiss
'le = not Ss1alWS ~ case too ssTU66s
'lys q -; -skna:asuo EnroPesn sss1s
did We ever haye s4perps otaIsqe
daring The seryjes q ~ lAepe -
tIemesa ws lave fsysae;l. Nd -
the infldescs 81 ihsss nsee, NS.k IN
tAesr concealed xifts asud seeseuypesDhs
imssts. dill sos compare sith ~ -
doense exerte.l By Nr. Bsrljnesns.
Indeed, il was the testinoWy q Sir
Frederic Bruce, wha ~ = Hekia
as tto representative 81 Ea<l14 -
The sams tiass, shas no tesst9n4Gnin;;ii-
ter hal tvsr gajped such aassadeoey
m the conncils Of The Chineae .. M.
Burlingame. His seIecfios, there.
tore. f5r the MDst importsnt mi1sD66
which Chisa ever seae 10 CbtntlaA
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-29

Too MucM rns Hin--A esreaeon.
dent. at ClTistiapa, Penne2lsG1iqs
sends Us the following ef q agsd
negrcss, very pioas, a inv6e6e ~
smoker, Who dropped = - bay .
passing visit TO = ussxabsN who 1as
equally we'll known n = tglApet1ses
nan anl . halsr Of tobsGeo O. -
tine down, the old aaaty pplle'l lrsA
her pocket . long pipe and epepgAeeo.
ed smoking, to the in6n1te 6lo1e ~
hcr heet. The Rsan ann1n1G1 16o1 -
co,nposars ssvcsal 'aiantbe; - ~
fumes becam. soe peeesonl fSoe
him, asd, rising, he 81 .::...
.Aunt Chloe, 10 y0a t1l1k yoa Are
Christian 2" y : .'sa ssssff
! .Ycs, bral.lsr; I spssas Ihl's B
.sDoyoa bslissn = 1Aax n.y. ao,s
"Yes, brpdIsrr H. e .ysil.s /,
~Do goa knew lheee jese qUe
there which says - 1loll ~ ~
hssSsnY" s . ~
4Yes, lAaa hsarl okiass..s s'ss,
sno yss ssaisvs ~" as as.ss
.wsli, CAios, s yas sa.ast saaes =.
to tho kih<aen - k1nit eoo1bs
thsss =; nSlAthg - anal1 ,eG -
brsath etA sulsasr. v1lRDw - -
| say u lhal &, ,.s s.. = -,
MI, W, \ = - l.sA.
anesha - lenSe ~ ~ - ~ 3
r kaitor's Dsavq. =, Harle
h.esase g uesc .,..s