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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-02-18
ELECTION NOTICE

IN The 2i'h day of February 1870 .
meeting Of tile Stockholders Of Tho
Hew Albany and Saint Louis Air-I ;no
nni'Way Company, Will be held mr. ,be;r
once III the city Of New ALBANY. lortha
purpose OF clccting thirteen Directors
1nr me ensuing year. BY order of tbcI
Board OF Directors. '' " 'nc
Feb. 4, ls7O.-3w ''''''s'
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Ia little son Of Raleigh Horton.
,ast week had two fingers on his right
nand, accidentally cut of, by an axe. in
me hands OF his little brother, who was
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" Inc damp weather for the mas,
lew Few Gays, has been good sugar weather
a,,I oad cold weather, the maple trees
about equally. running
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.,u0 80 great many Valentines passed
hst Monday. p1a'' On
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nAIiRoAD CoMMITTEE. The Railroad
r sre mite from Cincinnati ars expected
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wheeler z W'iacn Sewing Msrh,n~.
A "ENCi by Il. GRAY. II, Fink. s,oro
~ "rp">itc the Indiana Hotel. .yasncr
'""''.4". Feb. 1. jS,te!,us
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The Board OF Trade has .uno;n,.
MessrS. Josiah Kirby. l.. s. Ssmnho .
w. IL. Harrison and licurrc + Ro,,,.,.
lcommittce Oh behalf of that hr5v =
Iui'Ier win the citizens Of Rockport. IN
crn Central Railroad, 1t Ro,knor na.,
nonaAy, ~ regard TO the proposed rail.
ROAD nom lsockport to Looyootcc ~
: connect the Ohio and Mississnni ~
!. vMcnsooro and Rnsscllville Railroads.
49,. -, tue nocKport conference the com.
nnn.ee VIII proceed to Greensboro 10
n S. REPRESENTATIVES, OF the Greensboro
n"ssellviIlc road. Cincinnati Chronicle.
:. IL this proposed road is located mon
u'e oest and shortest roi,ic TO Cincinnati
would DC a valaa1.e Cincinnati rnu,"
10 INC "rrcn river country, but III il i, Tia
n"''h!ioi ~ construct the road throuvh
i."o:s"otre north Ia interscct Tie Indian
'.P"Hs ara lnccnnes road thus carry
l"2 inc trade away from Cincinnati
~"it interest has Cincinnati in the nro,
Jcct! ''e pro-
10 built with the Ohio and Mississirn;
gnaSc TO point about ten miles east ~,
Ioo@ocsrr, 1t would run through a rich
'.iheral country. and save the CROSSING
y. several expensive bridges, with les
u's'Siice from Cincinnati 10 Rvcknor,
man to go round by Loo.ootce rhcn
cincinnati would bc interested in II. ',
'ompietion.-Cincinsli Correspondent. !.
:. For the Jasper Weekly Courier.
MR.. EDIroR:-Thc citizens of ireland
ny s"ncring extremely Tor the want of
uai'! naii-hot that We are behind the II
esl vi 'he world In the WAY news, but il
muse we can't communicate tu our n
village. and the rest Of the ST
'su 'na''ers OF interest thar transpires d
eie uail!. lad we railroad and "A tce-
'"i', 'inc, me propriciOrs Of the Ire
'nu independent, could we'll afford 10 q,
iake 1t a daily paper. y, y,
y me city council has empowered jess. to
"so"' 70 act as Governor until their =,
~ " iegai election held. jess. will n,
...utc me department under his juri.- tb
leuon' win honor to himself and salts lilo
|, clorialiy to the people. 1t is whisper. i;y
now ny some, that if the Mill Co. 40
cAs up another muss. that Governor
"'soh intends TO close her up. until n
ere can DC better arrangements made.
see You have new corresponding
OH ireland in your last issue. Ills :
'ice IN the way of truck. has created In,
among the Mecanics in town. the
icy supposed he would necessarily JET
,c'o erect quantity OF chicken-coops en-
wood sheds. 1t is supposed TIM, in
bacboon Agent, will sell oui AZ pnb- ,hc
auction. about the 4th week in March Pr,
u being as long As he wants his ma of
-. WA,
leaned from special friend. that wa.
ldiy Bustup has made his tr in Wc.t Stu
y short The latest dispatch saws no ar;c
turned up i'll a neighboring village yics
! coopering, and gone to dealing in -
that our Governor will soo h
no Instruction in our oroonm;.aJ
companies. will Lc ailnw TO
hereafter. You may look for ,cvcr., f. /,
advertisements. " 'e'e'a' n me !"
JACA MARLINSPIKE, in. 'iss i
BLAND. February 18th. 1870 p sons !,
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SURVEY NOTICE.

Feb. Is, 1870 sws. WIN
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.--anNAL INTEILIaENCE.
EC1AsS-. =. "a g !


| Iro"'nant ArrtvnfH in This City Yc.ter, 'sy.
ynoso h. II. Parker. or Boston; DIR. r. r. starr :"
pennsylvana; cap,a,a I, ". Lewis. OF Geneva; Gen
eral A. J. Mckay, OF New FORK. ana Colonel J. D.
M"varland, OF offennsyiyan.a are at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Professor 9. WiIlIaids, OF Cambridge, and u. W.
GOWN, Of Geceya, n. Y, arc at the st. Charles
Hotel
G. B. McCartec, OF wa,bn9ton; .Paymasier j. s.
Cunningham. OF the United States Navy, Lieutenant
J. H. Ramsey and p. Monteitn, OF Albany, and AL
tired Smith. OF Newport, at the Fifth Avos s,ue
Hotel.
Major r. W. Perry OF the United States Army; d.
Ruiz, OF Washington. aud o. s. wlnans or Dunk,rk
are at the Hoffman House.
GeDeial Ira spau'ding. Of Minnesota, ard Il. b.
Sherman. OF iiochester. arc at the Coleman House.
Caleb Cushing, Of NcwDuryport; B. +. Clements,
OF Massachusetts, G. +. Wilson, OF Providence.
Coonei C. i. Wells, OF Pennsylvania; Captain Alex
ander Hay, OF Philadelphia, Lieutenant Crazy ana
Lieutenant d. WOOD OF the United states Army,
aud W. II. Jackson, OF Salem, Mass, are at Tie
Astor House.
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SEATING.

steelira Over the Ice-s>rhe Bnli's Goinx Up
All lovers OF skat,ng viii be delighted 20 KNOW
that to-day they indulge their propensity IN tnas
line to fullest extent. The hne RINK situated ON
Tfh avenue between Forty-sixth ond Forty ty-sevensh
streets, ana known ~ the Fiftn Avenue RINK IN
tIp-top condition yesterday, there being from three
to four Inches OF Ice all over II, hut tie manager,
Mr. Mcmillan ior fear or accidents did not allow
any person on lt. To-day, when there will undolbt-
edy be Gl least SIX inches or Ice, the ban Will an.
Ihe Empire nink is also In nne condition 0s
also are the ponds III Tue Park, although al the latter
place the snow has not been cearci or as wei AZ
could be desired. This matter VIII. no DOUBT. rc-
ceve prompt ana proper attention rom the careful
Park authorities and icr days II not weessfo Quo
many oi the sanxloas iobe stee-sh0l fraternity VIII
make up for the Involuntary scaDaelation they
enluICu, n
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A YOUNG CANNIBAL.

A Son Horribly Nfutlates His Fathox-Patcr.
ie mRi Affection ExsmpIIGed. prtais
Ithas become quite popular amusement recently
among vicious chdren to abuse their parents and
innct upon them personal chastisement for sup
posed injuries received Rarely q day passes that
some outrage or this character Il no. brought under
the notice Of the police but strange say most
cases parental love tripmphs IN the end, anu the
transgressors escape. sshs B
TIM latest case oi this Kind reported occurred on
Sunday morning about fifteen minutes aft,r twelve
O'Clock, and for heartleisness and devilish malg
nvcstl.at OF the police that auout fifteen min-
uteS before twelve O'CLOCK Saturday night young
reprobate, axel nilereen years. named Peter Harlt
VINO resides at No. SIT Ninth avenue, with hls
parents, came home IN q beastly state OF intOxica-
tlon HIS alher, Martin HART, reproved him Tor his
absolute habits ana endcav0red TO point out to him
the oliies oi associatlng wltn VICIOUS young men,
when pecr BECAME hlgnly enrased. All the efforts
Of The iatner TO quot hun were unavMling. Wltn
fearful inprecatiols he nurled himself upon the old
man and pulled him dUwnto the floor, Where deadly
tuss.c iolowcd Tor sonle moments. The Old man
finally overcame us s0as muscular struggles aud
held him ii an iron grasp. Summoning all his
latent strength the youth, crazed Win rage, pulled
ms parents head down 70 nus seized nis lower
Hartt. sr, aud with Il sudden and quick inoyenient
rolicd hm on nliii, still cLnRinR to the up. The re-
suit riat the iicsii from the mouth down To tho
chm was conpietely stripped TO the bonc preSent-
illg Il frigIltiui appearance Ofhcer Durie VINO was
caed ia by one VI the family arrived IN time TO
separate tile ine aud witness the young iartt spit
0uL the bleeding nesh torn from his parents lace.
IN arrested him aud locked him up ii the rwenfy-
Nj, = station hous5 Tor the night. The young
cannlbai oi.ereo -. =. ma MOI m,lic, al mo M a
seea.ed only 70 regret thar a~7, ~" AT seven
serious iajuries upon the .'od Eisr. =,
O'Clock IN the morning the old man declined 10 60
court, and iorgaya ihs brutal son, VINO was conse-
Iuenty aisenarSea surgeon sGu,bD VINO @ attended
his cifd's brutality 10 ms grave. IA
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SAD DROWING ACCIDENTS.

Three Little Boys Break Through the Ice ON
BceIxnan Pond-Onc of the Boys Drowned.
At about half past two O'Clock yesterday after
noon, while three boys Samuel Stanley, aged ten
years; William Stanley. aged twelve years and 5am-
uei Cooper S.ancy aged four years, were playing on
tine thin ice covering OF pond situated on Fifth
nue., between SIXTY. third and Sixty-ionrth streets
the Ice broke and prccp ..ated them into the water
Mr.. S. Kelly, who resides on Third avenue, between
Slxty.fourth and Sixty-flfth streets being by
rushed in and a. the peril OF his own LIE rescued
two Samuel and WI lam, and conyeyed them 10 the
ArSeual where they were properly Cared tor. Samuel
Cooper Stanley, the youngest OF the three, however
was drowned.
AS soon as Ir became known In the neighborhood
that boy mad been drowned large crowd CON-
Inenced gathering ani III Tess than hall an hour
1uily 1000 people OF both sexes were at the scene OF
the occurrence. Seycra, gentlemen commenced The
immediate construction of n huge raft, upon winch
they purposed TO push themselves to the break
SO to obtain the body OF the unfortunate boy.
Some parties arrived with small boat ad with IL
they succeeded by dlnt OF considerable eXertion III
breaking the ice away before them ami getting Qua
to the place where the boy had gone through. IHcy
soon found the body, which they proisht ASHORE and
conveyed to the Nineteenth precnct station ho.se,
where the father Nv no resides 3dI Taird ayenucl
una two brothers arrived soon after. The sccUe
after their arrival was truly brarfrendIng. Tine
father threw himself upon the corpse OF the lnioru-
nate boy aud wept most piteCusly wDi'e the two
brotlers gave vent TO their feelings "a the mos
aaecting u.anner.
Three, Brothers Drowned In N.srwich, Conn.
NORWICH, Jan. 8, 1870.
Three sons OF George Brown. OF Brooklyn N. Y.
| aged respectively seven, nine and eleven years
] broke thgengn the ice while SEATING on Sa.urda,
anu were drowned.
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ItlsGaApa.c NEWS ITEMS.

The cabinet factory OF Alfred Homer, In the north
srn part OF Philadelphia, was destroyed by nre yes
terday. Loss $4,000.
John Nixon, q highly respectable citizen, was
shot and killed at tho Boston Cub House In New
Orleans last night. The case Is shrouded In mys.
tery. No arrest has been made.
II is announced In ST. Louis that Tom Allen ac-
cepts Jem bace's challenge 10 fght MIN IN Canada
or Lousian aud IL waiing for the articles o. agree
ment promised bv Mace.
Reuben Craw was assassinated at Aberdeen.
Miss, on Thursday night A negro nance Burrell
has been arrested on suspicion lie says j. L. Whit
forth ana wylde Collins hired him to commit the
deed.
Qustave Fischer, the High Sheriff or Cook county,
I'LL, lett for parts unknown the 18th OF Decem
He took with him aiavorite son. ab ut four years OF
age and between SIS 900 and s20, 900 borrowed o
Few DAYS before. lie also drew about $4,000 in fees
Que To his oice ana neglected 10 pay the share
que 70 his deputies. Nothing has been heard OF him
since he LEFT, s1N QAt
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, jag. Q. 1s70
The following is the condition. Of fhe markets ror
the week ending January ST.
SuRar-StocS RI warehouses IA Havasa 6Na W.
81 600 boxes s9vg hcgshcads; exported our
- :. nuvana an. ~"au."., e"a : 9'eYo zoo
SvAUs and LOO nhds. to foreign ports az. Ivy
lQxQe 70 the niied States. 1heie was but small
eUSne56 done and prices are unchanged. The dIti1
Guilty on account OF tares su exists. LARD declin-
Ing; IN terces, 81 &C.. IN q 10. TINS 2jSc. -Four
nrrner. Butter dun at 2sc. 36c. per Id. Taliow
nrm at l234c. per ID. Bacon frnler. Petroleum
steady. Potatoes steady: quoted At 81 SO per bpl.
csc. q 30c. per ID. Lumber steady. SnooSs-Box
active; hogsDcad In demand at So 62h. Empty
hOgsheads In demand at 81. Hoops firm. Freignts
steady. Excnange-On London. l35s IA per cent
premium; on United States, sixty oays' sight IN
gold, / 1ls per cent premurn; short tsight 8 q 81
per cent premium; sixty days sight In currency,
Box Q 35I per cent discount.
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French Reform Under M
- Olivier.
TIE AVAILABILITY QUESTION IN ROME.
Champion Billiard Match in San Francisco
Between Detry and DiOA--Deery
s the Winner.
FRANCE.
judicial Dignity ana Financial Rcform-A Am.
uesty aud the Arny-Colomiai Rcpresenta-
tlOu-Freed0na of the Press. efs ,se teA4s@.


judicial Dignity and Financial Rcforn,- Am.
uesty aud the Army-CoIoniaI Rcpresentn-
tiOn-Freedom of the Press. et.s sst taA4.s&.
PARIS. Jan. ., 1870.
M. Olivier, IN his address TO the magistrates
yesterday, sa-.l will maintain intact tho dignity
Of tho magistracy. and. above ali, will keep justice
clear from politics. that decisions will have all
She more weight.n .a1 .NN.t N4Ni h8.a : y
n Buffet, Minister Of the Finances replying to an
address from the great financial societies. declared
that they conform strictly TO their statues to
avoid such misfortunes as that OF the Credit Mo-
blier. He informed them that the Ministry OF
Finance would not keep up relations-as hereto
forc-with tine great 1nAnciers. aaea 4.
In the Corps Lag,slatif tomorrow Deputy Cremi-
eux will propose tnat Ledru Roiiin ana Tioaldl be
not excluded from tue benent OF the amnesty re-
Gently granted to political offenders. t4ss e1ss ss
In addition TO tile sject for reduction OF the
army contingent the Ministry will propose to- NOR.
In the Chambers TO abolish The law Of iStsyet5
g. nsrale. esesu r0M @e b. assn e n
and exterior policy OF the empire VIII be gwen.
The resignation OF NJ Pietri, Prefet OF the Police
has not yet been officially announced but 1t Is cer-
tain that no will be su lerselcd. ~ +.
The Ministry have decided that Algeria shall be
represented In the Corps Legsiatf by four deputies.
Permission has been accorded for the sale OF oil
journals in the streets. aAA
All foreign journals VIII hereafter be distributed
without examination by the Bureau OF Censorship.
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ROME.

srogress Of the Council-Ths InfnlIlbTity
/. Question.
!, - N0ME, Jan, s, 1s7o-via PARIS, Jan. Q.
At the session Of the Council to-day "o.'ce was
given OF the nomination OF Cardinal Bizzarr as proc.
dent of the COMMITTEE on Religious Orders. 4.
The Committee on uognias has commcnced1ts sit.
tings.
Several ultramontane fathers haye signed their
names to petition to the Pope praying His Holt
ness to present to the Conncii an opportunity for
declaring the doyms OF ,afalibty. II Ia evidently
their design TO force even the Holy Father into this
precipitate policy as hey doubtful OF obtainn
sufilcient nunDer of aahesons TO their party un.
less he publicly c,nlm.s himself In favor OF tho
dogma. s
The report that the Pope VIII allow no discussion
of the question OF IN alol.v IN the Conncii un ess
he II sure OF the result IS confirmed. He receives
such petitions as tho above but simply as exp res
sions OF homage to the Holy See.
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GEORGE Pc ABoDY.

Programme Of tho Peabody Funeral Core.
.ttssN. monies at Portland.
PORTLAND Jan. Q, 1870.
It ID arranged that forty-eight hours Will e,apsc
between the arrival OF the Peabody feet and the fna
ceremonies. during which the body will lie In
State In tho City Hail. which VIII be draped
In mourning. The ceremonies ON the day OF de-
parture will be grand and imposing. Tne Haydn
Association supported BY the Portland and Ger
mania bands, VIII perform appropriate selections.
tiOverror Chamberlain and stan will be present,
end Mr.. Thornton the Erilish Minister is expected.
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NlWBURC.

THE WEEK OF PRAyER.-Tne worlds week Of
prayer is beng faithfully observed In Newburg
The Y0ung Mems Christian Association have estab-
lished daily noon prayer meeting. which has been
largely attended. Ihe union meetings. at three
O'Clock I. N. Of each day nave oeen crowded 10
0veri0wing, ami tAeir exercises or an interesting
character. In each OF the places OF worship Of the
evangelical denominations services are neld every
evening. In Trinity Methodist church q revival has
commenced, and the conversions already number
ABOUT fifty. Al insense Ieeling religious subjects
IL feit throughout the community, and general re-
viyal IN ali the churches Is confidently looked for.
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BILLIARDS..
Match In snn Francisco Bctween Deery and
Dion tor tho Ohamplsaship aud $1,000
Dcory tho Winner.

Match In snn Francisco Between Decry and
Dion tor .Lc Ohamplsaship aud $1,000
Dcery tho Winner.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Jan, 0, 1870.
The great billiard match between Messrs. Deery
nnd Dion ior the champion diamond cue and 1000
took place last night at Mechanics Pavilion before
o large audience. The excitement among billiard
lists Tor several days past showed that the game
would be closely contested, and consequently but
little odds were offered although Dion appeared to
be the iavorte. The following Is the score-
DEEnyac. 20, q, o,o,o,0,a9 ~ o so o 12,
Q, O. O. II, - .. 80 z g. 07, - a. ,s q
O. 10 ~ 80. ~, l. O. 49, 12 a. 3 49, IS O. o. O. o, B. o,
~ $50 j. 0, o, ST. o 20, q 10l, 60, o, 8, o,
!. " 30 s,G.0 iS, 0, 45, Is, 0, 80, 8, &,
s. 8, q, III, T. Total, 1900. M
DioS--6 p ., o. 3 40, s. o. o, 20, A. rs. g. g. 40 az,
Q, 80, ~, "a, O. l. 0, 8, I. 50, O. l2 B. O. o. ~
Q, @ 49, Is, 3 o, So O. %. 4, J. 3 los 3, 81, Y,
;, 5s, ~ q, ~, g. 0, H. 80 g. o. 8, 8, s. o,
., 80 u.s. is, .. Toiai, !, 402. III h. n
AT the nnty-elahIn inning Deery made his great
est run and pocketed his ball; DION missed.
Decry then raj the game out. sas s.I4 Fas aG
The result was hailed by enthusiastic cheering by
the thousands present. The game was PLACED eau
tiously, neither PLAYER taking doubtful chances but
Invariably shooting hrs ball into the pocket. Deery
retains possession OF the diamond cue and wins the
slooc. The game commenced at twenty minutes
past eight O'CLOCK r. N. aud endoi at ten minutes
past one O'Clock x. M. ssffN
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HJMICIDc AT TReKlNT.

On Saturday evening last a disturbance arose at
fremont between Milton Carpenter and Christian
Hervger, during which Herpser beat Carpenter over
the head with maet, injuring him 80 severely
that he was removed TO his house an lnsensible
condition, and remained UNCONSCIOUS until i've
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, when he died. Herp-
ger vas arrested by an ofiicer of the Ihrly-second
suhpreclnct and VIII be held 10 await the action OF
k,Orauprt1 urv
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Tho Steamer Annn--Her Case Undecided.
CHARLESTON, Jon. 0. 1870
No action has been taken by the United States
Court In the case OF the alleged Cupan steamer
Anna now In possession OF the United States au.
th0rities. motion to vacafe the warrant Of arrest
will be made tomorrow.
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Cuba, with tho ntcnt to cruise along her coasts and
to prevent the landing On The island OF iDustering
expeditions coming from outside. The Captain GEN
eral that there was never before In the island
sucn o state OF AFFAIRS as could be considered
state OF war; but now peace has been so fully
re-established that there Is place IN the island
where the administration OF pubic AFFAIRS or the
action OF the civll courts is not entirely recognized
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Movements OF Spanish War vcssels--Th1
Stensuer Ei Rayo Suspecfed-What IL
Thou2ht Of scrrano ~ Dictator.
HAVANA, Jan. 2, 1870.
The Spanish frgate Corona win soon sail tor
Venezuela for the purpose OF watching the steamer
III hayo The FL Ray0 was formerly the r. X. cuylcr
and was sold oy citizens or United states TO The
Colombian government. rumor prevails that she
has been sold to the Cuban Insurgents The Corona
Will also look alter Spanish Interests generally Ia
that quarter.
The Yoz de cuba publishes an article on the
Spanish dictatorship, In which the wrcl says thas
the elevation oil Marshal Serrano the position Of
Dictator would be unnecessary and untimeiy.
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HivGATIoA Of the HuDSaH RIVER.

PoUGHKEEPSIE Jan. o, 1870.
The weather tonight Is cold and 1t 10 freezing
hard the river il filled with Ice aud closed at Castle
ton. The steamer Connecticut passed here al seven
O'Clock 70 night for New York. loaded down to ner
guards with freight. Boatmen predict tnat the river
Will be closed ncre tomorrow.
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ENGLAND.
Trades Unionist Riot.

Trades Unionist Riot.
HHsM t#s a LONDON, Jan. 0, 1870
trade ut0n riot occurred at the Thornclifre col
iieries near shcilcd, yesterday Much excitement
prevails IN Shelle,d and the surrounding country.
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CONNECTICUT.
Recovery Of Lost Bonds.

Recovery Of Lost Bonds.
BRfDnEpoRT Jan. 0. 1870
The package OF $al 900 in government bonds sent
BY Adams Express nom Boston TO Washington for
tho Secretary OF the Treasury ana when myste-
riousv dieappeared IRON the olice OF the company
in Washington, mas been found VI officers III the
company.
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Prominent Departures.

Colonel J. Bruce, for Philadelphia; DR.. s. Howard
Tor Boston; Colonel II. s. Thomas Tor Baltimore;
Dexter n. Fcett. Jacob Pfor, j. w. Abram and
Henry Sweetzer, Tor Washington. t4t sg
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A.--"proause You, Rro,v ,,-u

:. .A."Prodnse Your Rrown.n-HaIr Dv.-
nronshout The world air ehai ss 10 froie. srh
o. na.g,s orows q are inpaea .ge won dsr Of ,ns
~ naLuNs NlrALfA OR SALVATION FoS rTs
lain. And mark ihis instead OF tclny disrusn- ant
onensiye TO the aight gne t,ucn 90 they are n ~
u through whca the ighi shines not as n g,s.s
ecnssy, c on as hIonsh unpouisd ter prssrtstes no
nnh ana exhAes odor. shOr n is thu oav a-i.
of ~ csss yet discovered whoa 10 at once safs pss ss
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tue Han,h'.- --.--t' M
--.'s mail steamship s,csia viii ,eavs
'nis poft on Tuesday for Hamburg plymouts Ia,,
don and Cnerbourg '''r
me mahs Tor Europe will close q. the pos, or,o.
az twelve O'Clock noon. 10 O'i'oe
S Nhw iokk HERALD Edition for Euro,s -w,,
be r. X ~ v.,-past ten O'Clock IN tne IN morning.
single .spics, p wrappers for rns,r s,x cent.
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NEW YORK CITY.
+ sA ~1~~q~~~~>,~S,~>~'~~~~~s NJ ieA
THE METROPOLIS ON THE SABBATH
Burning Of Steam Tug in the Bay-Ths
Wealher = Accidents - Arrests-Ar.
raignments- Inquests and Ills
- ce!lancOus Items.

The following record WIN show the changes In the
temperature OF the weather for the post tweatyfour
hours IN comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year a, indicated by the thermometer ut II I'd
nuts pnarmacJ, HERAlD building, coener OF Ann
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Barclay street, New York; established lse1.
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SPAIN.
The ministerial Crisis Ended.

m The Ministerial Crisis Ended. ,.ag sAt
s@ MADRID, Jan. Q, 1870.
Tho ministerial crisis has terminated. Sehor
Rivera, President Of tho Cortcs. has accepted the
Ministry OF the Interior, Admiral Topcse that OF the
Marine and Selor Sesosta the Department OF State.
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