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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

Messrs e B. Jndson OF Syracuse T. C. Calhoun OF tnls
city Charles B. Hall OF Boston, and Thomas Coleman Oh
Troy officers OF National Banks aud members OF tho Ma
tiona Banking Association have addressed letter 70
the National Banks In which they state;
"The eighth section Of the Pending bin. reported 70
the Senate by the Finance Committee OF mat poly.
youd if passed into law prove highly Injurious " NOT
disastrous the interests OF National Banksi inasusn
requires thCm to take onethlrd eacI OF ~ - an
a. cent bonds at par in gold and deposit them IN the
Department their circulating notes. IN place. oI
fyetwenty and eichtyoDe bonds and BOMBS issued 10
the Union Pacific Railroad all bearing cent
year from the date OF the passage OF me he
their right circulating notes we eDueaNoou
to show members that there could be no pront on cu
lston 10 induce the banks TO take the prcpossu vou
bearing an average rate OF Al per cent interest anu
therefore, @ large portion OF them, III not all, would pe
forced either abandon their organizations under INC
National law and wind up, or organize ui,uer s,ass
seeing the debt OF the country funded at lower rate OF
and thus diminish the burden OF ta1ason uIvI
people, and, svorng as We do ali the PROVISIONS
tho bill that legitmsely designed 70 enect tns'
object insisted that tie provisions or the egth sec
tion bayo no rgbiful connection with that measure
With the present taxes imposed on Dihh1bx
capital by the General, State, and Muhicpal ooVeru
ments is In opimOn impossible Ter large PORTION
the bank maintain their existence ana pay reason
able DIVIDENDS their stockholders, without the benefit
derived from circulation which they now ENJOY hpd
which the section OF the bill under consideration taxes
away entirely. Tie following statement VIII show that
q per bonds paid for IN gold o. par N lskIre
we that money 20 be paid Tor the bonds VIII De
worth per cent II gold Is above par the result VIII
DO unfavorabe than appears in the statement III
Is to be boe In mind that but 30 per cent OF CIRCULATION
can be obtained on the par value OF the bonds.
BONDS AT ~ PR CENT GOLD AT PAR
BOSD . 600 On
For u'.r's' on 200 for Sao year At per cent 10
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

THIRD EDITION NOW READY.-THE
Il MEDICAL COMPANION AND GUIDE TO HEALTH. By A
LeE A. d. 1855 ps.es The desirable work Of the kind
published The sgtbor gives vivid description Of special diseases
vita remedy for matter how otg Standing OF Of what
No sI afford be without this Invaluable book Price
10 sealed envelope so cents Address LEWIS, H. D. Bsehtt
NY NJ BGentemen desiring effective and ptiysts treatment will
end 10 their advantage 70 call Ohce aud consultation private
IMMENSE PRICES paid for OLD BOOKS
1854 bspd History Biographies ks Catalogues Nos
20, q, u, "a, Is frees send stamp.
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ID books with purebAse
address LTERATi. Tribune Oce ssrg and residence
Trade need not apply
, 1870-12-04

they Aro qualified 10 bc the soils arbiters Ia
scch cases. Gao Sta'e has even taken
from them the power to cersifJ any person
into N insane hospital. Dcsoro any pes-
son can bo thus deprived OF liberty, OF
have tho possession and control of his
property wreated from hin, the fact Of his
loss Of reason must be established, In open
court, upon full hcsring Of all the facts.
HAving taknn this wise preoautioa against
abuse in oascs Of insanity, Il is not likely
That public opinion will demand less in,
c,ses where tha allegation il that tho par
son Is drunk1rd
VIC do not unde11nta the value OF ineb.i-
ate asy9ums- These are thousands Of per-
sons who, once tasting liquor, lose Ill con-
Gu1 Of their appetite, and drink to their
own destruction Such pessona should bs
put under proper restraint; theJ should,
Khi1e in that state, be committed for drunk
enness, to some place demgnAted by law,
so1 proper care and until they got sober.
Rut upon the return Of sobrioty and
reason, to deprive them OF their liberty, or
the control of their business and property,
on the ground that they arc diseased, and
alcoholism must be e1terminated, would be
IN intolesable injustice. II these gent1e.
meu will go on in their work of reforma-
tion, and let The law alone, theT will be
more successfui in winning the co~ope7-
ton Of all friends Of temperance, though
they rnay have fewer patients in enforced
attendance in their. hospitals.
, 1870-12-04

Congress will be met at the opening Of
its session by 3 strong memorial from the
business men OF Chicago, in favor Of the
removal of all needless "regulatious," is
s,:ed BY the Secretary Of ths Treasury,
against the direct importation Of goods
under the Port-of-Entry Law. Our msr-
chants only await the removal OF these re-
stzictions, and the restoration Of peace and
aute-var prices IN Europe, which cannot
he long delayed, to wholly revoluhonize
tho manner in which foreign goods are
brought into this market and sold here-
This cannot be done 50 long as railways
must give bonds for goods, and still leave
them in charge of the customs officers;
50 long as Chicago importers must give
bonds in both New York and Chicago ;
and, in short, so long as the same trouble
must be taken in New York Is under the
old Law, With the addition Of some new
difficulties on the way and in Chicago
, 1870-12-04

There has recently been trial before
New York jury Of German merchant
named Henry Fieesig, for tho crime Of
seducinga prepossessing young Gezman
lady named Ida Schwab, under promise Of
marriage. The prisoner was acquitted,
not because promise OF marriage was not
sufficiently proved, nor because criminal
intimacy was not also proved, but because
they were in some doubt whether tho init
macy was the actual result Of the promise
10 marry, or whether Miss Ida did not
yield through more general motives aud
Inducements, Hence they disagreed, thus
practically acquitting him. But had the
girl met him on Brosd*ay and
shot him, Tho same twelve Jurors would,
doubtless, have acquitted her of murder,
and had she shot herself. they certainly
would not hare thought Of holding her
acdueer responsible for her death. Is it
rot somewhat anomalous that proof Of a
wrong which will not justify imprisonment
at the hands OF couzt and jury, will ex-
case assassination at tho hands of the VIC
tins Nevertheless il, instead Of killing
hcr scducer, sho kills herself, there i
| nobody to blame! Such state Of law and
public conscience seems to convert botI
| seduction and murder into mere privat,
reccadi]loes with which the public have nc
business to interfere. .
, 1870-12-04
HugsEgY AHD HALE-oRPHAH AsYluA.

The regular monthly meeting Of the So.ser7
and Half-o.phnn Asylum Wis held yesterday.
The BecretaT3a report for Oct-ber and Soeecn-
bxf was submitted, showing that ten children
n4ya been received, seven have left, soas OF tue
rarqsst girls have been provided with excellent
hon e aud three boys hxve teen taken ty t.e.r
parents, The average at1erdaace In the scaool-
room IVES folt ty-six, AID the present InMaet o.
children s nfIy-fouF. .......
A bouutitul Thanksgiving dinner Was p:ovi.i-l
for the chitdI en- and Inmates hy The tt!eG- at tue
Institution TIE dinner, with tue nnss, c1nctes,
ana cal e.. made It a day long to be reuetuoereu
by the little ONES. The thar Ks Of tue Managers
are extended 10 all who 80 kindly gave for the
dinner.
$73 fer coal; J. T. Httaaway. one-half lon ca
81: T, L Yoe. sot bushels coke: Tnituey. REatheT
fut tt, SIS Tor shoes: Phelsa CO. p.i!s shoes:
g.. X Co, q pairs ehoes; Jonn Ha'sho.
tor repairing and putting up stoves. RASe the
bill, as7s: Charles p1ussn9, ! haHel sinecI.
i Co IL caps; Harmon. AIKEN Co., d>z ps,fs
stoetlrgs, pals miltsus, dox sp3ots cnttnn :
M1z. Wf.ghf, Of Lo< kpoEr, bags ieathefs: MIS-
N TntceH, ~ PAIRS tauu-Ettt Stockings: fiten1s
ss3 f>r blankets puIcha-ed: MIS- y. lacks"n.
tet ont-l ma Slo.ntDg: Mis- Noble. Ktr1, hata:
Mrs. ktitr, seco. d-Da.d clothing; Ata- Ru klue
apd Mrs- Forrtsr, large p1ckagfs Of good sFoat-
hspu clutainE: hss. sp'nE and MIS- Stat4, e.
ond'hand caotnirR; rhl.a F,eehyt ran cno:ce 70.
Wn. b. Ceutt wat+r-pi,,f, rane'. cptt1n cloth,
d. &msged e cos: Mr. Beosan, gallons OF tee
ctexn D Thcm4s, II sostfS
The Treasurer repottel The following donations
for Sovenb+ Mis- l. J. Snror, s.: Mfs -.
H. Horton, 81: F,eir, Eeue.i.ct Co.. rs: Cs4h,
A,s Gcndy, 81: Mrs. TtsllrRhasr. r. making IA
FL, $3.50.
, 1870-12-04
THE SOUTH.

Au lrnpcn chmcnt Project In North
Caroltua--EausnE Affair at &ea-
Iesxh--tG'he Political >rtuntton an
Alabama Attempted Assa*.ina-
taon.-NAvnts
RALEIGH, Dec, A-Thc Democrats Of tue Gen
subject Of inte4ch1uG Governor Holden, Hld call
ihv rsstr,e i've s.rn-ii'uno"a' 9 INVENTION.
nou !osl TaEnss ea'eE Of The E.1esn e f,sa Int
st11.t. asa 'aa sss Rssasr s'essa alnF '' .hos
% msn vas very t'a-1y Injured. having
received tn, &c Of four severe blows on the heat+
NJ TasneE ,es.iSsd ols ses{ ssysre s1,~: ~:
eied IN the puhlcttirn In the Sfnfts<t OF some
st7tctu'es pron Mr Ctn man. =
WAsn1sGIox, Der- s-.lr1ra'e teleSrams e
slfuation I+mssns the sane. Next 1utsiaJ the
taw Of Cong ess cnmpels vose 70 b. rARen 1oE
SerAsor+ II Is thonght here tnar fse Republican
Democrats. tn consequence OF their 1nele11halty
utees the contti nti : thtr having been Ftdets1
ot1cthodefs At tte ri.nt q II eif elcct!cn ths:
}otna oallot The prolniuen. Democratic csn,il.
ssa:es Tor SenAtor ARE Judge 0otdthwaite, z.
sy4er, and Colorel heEs6aw, but It u thought
ee:dul 4 ap. 1tsuue. as r ported. that nlm
be1 OF Republican mem6ets have refused to aup
pert Senator Wa'ner under any carcumst1pcrs
fhes oppcHtton Is based uepn serasnr Warner!
feiukal 10 vote 10, the fundamental condition Il
the ntmtsslou Of F1gic1., Mississippi, TtxAH, AM
! Georgia, aud Lis ntf'iendlaess to tue ctntse O
/ Sess,ors sumner and Morton, as we'll as his ea
+, ..-.z,. = Andrew Johnson's policy: Aax Aa.x
sndtr White, Coloee; rea..~.-, sas ,I,csj ncs
| Harrison are pscm3nAtt1y named ID 'sf
cAndtdlteA- ...--.
WasaisG1oH, Dec. a-Goseraor Yarmouth
| uhte herr. +, eelvec 1etsersn tlom Caps2!l
| Myert, conMandaut at the post Of Raton RnuEe
| that IN aiHmpt had been II 4de to ass1sasnsS
! Lieutenant Bsra!, Who tessined against tne bato
, 1870-12-04

compel every rouan who gsto hetsolt thus
a'roo to purchase picture in compsnsstioo,
TOT know OF no othes way In which this dis
tustiI8 prac*ice could b. mAde to contribute
10 art lroonveJs leaaon, however, - the
msnsgets OF our ut art Fecephona- THIS II.
cieoious display Of fsshion has na.1s tbs
laughipg. stock thst reputable artists prefer to
sand their pso ures elsoKhere. l. h4a Hlled the
Italian opera In this country, snd 4 may get
di the English: Il luinod Tho boat coaossts
ne ever had io thls ci:y-the Fniiharmonio-
VI cause art depends npoa truth. aud without
tn there can be no art. Bhow sakea 1t.
Place and Ahow 10 always epheuaerat-
In tho meantime, don't isot out those old
stagets any mora. We are tired Of their
E1ot gra!ls- Give us somtthtng new =. least,
Jenhins has slrrady GIT into .he chur:h. Nos,
lot btm 50 the pE-yer- -neetfuga sud Sunday
schools. He wont find The old sta1n.s thete,
and pexhsps can find acme nav 1ictima. Pah
PERxaRME PIc1lk-
, 1870-12-04
HOTEL PERSONALS.
sHERNAN House

SHERMAN HOUSE.
AmouR the aE1iFsss 1t th's ort* J. ycsteFaaJ."eFe
:he following: G. II Bucomb, U. s. A.: r, Rts-
singer, Sew YoIk: I. Thompson, Dublin: NJ H.
Slater, Dexter: A. Lancaster, kentaciy; Colonel
Row hnd aGl wife, New York; L. C4rs. New
TofE: Z. E. Harms, Raeis e: I. %eataersi' Ma+-
eaef nsstts: s:onepseaSe, ,, !. hsntnsk5;
York: K E Sa5es., St Lou,s.
ST. JAxE5 MJ1kI-
Among the arrival. 1t ,h!s lei. {e Sc Eaay weIe
the ftfewt-g: Charles 6 Hrwe, Rockford: g. n.
Jui.ar, Jersey t,ftx: L. +. Holloway. JartHyiEle:
y. T. Rogers; kansas .1.y: = Cooa,ns, Ha,ney:
o. Ct sley, Gaznayillo, iowa. Thomas I. ReJ-
rclds. 81 J'seph; Samuel e. AoRland, Roeton:
r. a. TrLnt, Io.t,l;:: p F. t'a1ker, Springfield.
TREMpSf lluC>K-
!Auorg the ar.nals at this hote,. yestefdaJ.
wtts tie following: WI Lard = f'n:e. De:.:lt:
Alexander 2aai.,t ct. Gtuctnnasi: > u MItas fn:-
srd iamuy. san F:aucis:n: F. e. Pierce. san
T'as.i;so: r't1p' Sn9eaRo'; p !; y Sen
cc1. Peoria ". w. walker, Cedar kaptis: Geo-
J. Waugh cooreGusgt; Ts;MIn ,orzr
Amenc the Arrival ut this ho II, Jesten!aJ. were
the following: WIN. c, Montgomery, California:
WE. P. pnpuy. PlHadeIphis; y. Spencer, Bur
Sht iuau, st Louis; ). G. E-etou, Sttune@or2 W.
J. barton, New Ysfx: Henri Narslp, Mlchgkn: !:
". H. Ii. 20, Long y. 1nch; Cyrps Dupee. tsosson
J. A. Holmes, 81. Lenis: Il. Il "snams' 'aaes-
yNle. ..-
| Amorg the atrtvats Mt this hotel, yeStefta!t
we've the following: ". II. Cfow1ey. ARssachu-
sets: j. S.wtnp. EnRlspd: D. ~ En.'9n- Ne
brs,k.: i u. uol.: e., Bo.'on; q. :. Hsrtnes'
i, ef ls.aae; ". r. nugas. rhhalt;o:'i4; J. I +
unid. Ssw Yo1f c. sr,'n, on aha: G: Matlo,
| E.Iaku: 5. D. Ei!ur, Akron: +. =. Joldan- Alch.
isRn; II. 4. lurIsa, Ciuclt nat'-
, 1870-12-04

Aftex the death Of the great Admiral Fasrs-
gut. the President felt constrained to appoint
the unpopular Porter 10 fill the vacancy, and
the question excitilG naval crcles is. will he ba
confirmed By the Scra:e: It is limited thst
the rrctidszt regrets having APT oinsed him.
ard rhed 70 teaEs il his confirmation ~
rejected. 4 correspondent writes in regard
to Potter, rs follows: -
Porlets extlavaHahce and f4lIs r.s,e maie q oteD
iu pr. sstu. ano thes. - vc fund Id The senate
EhaEne. on tae a. -sussltnx Of Congress- I'm tn-
| css'tfu tsaI maeIs oi tolh huusr. c~AtsnpAse a
1h!a nlAn The Sasy Lsratt'nshs tor information
Az cttca last summer, ana for what purpose she
.sSsetno. What s5 the sec1csas,'s opinion, Is
the csu>e the rapid dsnaohsaa. acn Of tha per-
S,na.. T.. The Law, nore pal,leularl, 10 what q
| CALI q the ssaa corps Of the $anae: 1LforuAt,on
urut this teat 10 incsute a1sa the catae OF the
| uafy 1eMenaror8 amoDg The surgeons, and the
dt1icul,J ID nlllng tat,r rlaees+
| -TtifU. Hos nuch Mouey has been expended
In rebuilding and .tncr~tst altering Wosr-ent aod
| usekta yeske 10, and provlGt-x vr+.ets win Lew
sra' made SO heayt in proportion tO Tue klzs VI
tie ship US to end4u3er sae vesec:s Ard tue lEes
Fcusth. The cause Of the Yecert failure Of three
fcutihs Of class OF M.dsh!pnen l." pass 'hetr
ut ii examination 2:ef 3a0lls had been expended
| UPON their 20 Called educ tlnn :
"F1lth. uoW many n. "! nl1lcess are On duty II
the Naval AcaGeus, and whether the cost Of tnatu-
tanning iht On tuch duty IL computed Ia tue esfl-
Aienrl,p ha. neen callr,, 10 this last pciut br
the txtt mt 1T Ut Atuun foFte-- IL MS lA,s IL.
| port tcul 4{he c. st OF nlaintatLtuH the NAsA1
| Academy fer one year Is Ao efeascf thau tnst q
Il. ping i sm2l1 RulbGas tu commission fos the
seaSt S % fe1 he pr::ens tscai year were fass,-
ssa q. IL admit IN TO this. tuete xse nincsT vA
tt1cers n tuts 1t al ayera3e sal,fi AZ st,s0o
yea1 each, Who rte pala from The general appto-
i. iation pay If The navy,' which puts anotnes
ANAL item oi 81: ,0to upon the Gust 81 mittasa'
, 1870-12-04
The KET F6r1A HIM.

The new Idria mine, which, through A[c-
GafIahan's claim, has STAINED 20 much nnto-
riety, is described by recent vi-itor Ii in an
indescribsbly dfeatT and unptomiring locality
= 1t il satualed about 200 miles altaost dno
south Of Sacramento, Cal. and il ut pres
ent in Prosperous operation. The bed
OF quicksilver is said, however, to be
AIuoet txhauttleAs., Il was opened up about
TIN veasa ago, worked fav yeaIs, theu CLOSED
By iniul ctiou unit. 1865. einre which time it
f1aa been ac:lve, eu1pIcsing tetwsen 900 and
500 men, lta yield OF quicksilver in 1867 was
II, 500 fiaeks. The crude ore ysslded Z per
cent Of clesn quicksilver. From this mine
there slopes easilg down to the San Joaquin
va>s plain, Which il well nigh a DESERT
can tell Jou just how 1t looks, though I
have never had the happiness OF visit
Ing the place, hecauso there il 80 much same
Eees in certan ranges or parallels OF clima:e
and soI in California. There IL mighty
platr. cu the west side OF which ate loT foot
Lila, with here and there \ ura:chea dwarfed
ctk. the surface creased and d!mpled in thas
usaut- EecuIisE to California, and
the vhole plaln aud foothills about
the color Of 4 defunct yellow rose. There hovers
over the foot-hills, however, th1t wonderfully
soft, lilac, chiaroscuro haze, which glortias
the G1stauce beyund description On the
dese1t rlaln theEe IL = little fine, wi1y gsase.
and On tho foothills, among the few oaks-
now AID then bueh Of bright gresn caamizai.
O. Of yellow green tsge- Even the tops Of
the Coast Rat &c there are scarcely wooded,
producing only sickiJ pines AID stragelln9
five-oaks. Such ia the intescribsbly dismal
place about which Ii sll thi, JsDglinS-
, 1870-12-04


LoNpos, Dec. s.-DeEpatches ffom Bombay 10
tho growing Associns1op Of this city, neo-
t,nn sertous decrease N the number Of acres
under cultivation tnla 5eAr.
THoxAs HCGHE4,
member Of Parliament for 6onerscsah!le, IN ad-
dtets1nG hts constituents, lskt evening. fttet7ed
TO the recent capture Of IN American fishing yes-
sel By British gunbo&t He deploEed this ~
adding fsean d!nlcattS to the Alabama tnoFosho
He cited his late American experience, and de-
ser1bed The sentiments Of Americans On these
question: He conclu ded By expressing the hope
mat both the Alabama and fishing questions
xouh soon be settled anIcabtY.
1HK GgkNAx LnAx.
LONDON, Dec, 9.-Tne Eeonautke, In It's tsgue to-
.lsy referring to the German loan. sAJs the tecu-
risy Is excellent, as population Il better
able to bear tax, ana none Is taxed 30 little
NAnfNI-
! LoxDokpKRAr, Dec. 1.-THE steamship St. Pnt-
Xxx, from Quebec FOR Liverpool, has arrived.
BKfnR.1HAL
LONDONDERRY, dec. a.-A marriage arrange
uent has been concluded between A!krrnon SIR
sdan, rfird son OF R. Br!ndleJ Sheridan, Of HAur-
ton Court, and Miss AotleJ, daughter OF tie
American Minister.
, 1870-12-04

od.nikhts, Hrs Dorsnut 70 disposc OF
fowtrs 1t tho French fat,a. Tbs f1sss eTsn-
Ing Of bag y fpesE.nce behind tho tahis. sho
Nore In her hale tvo ~hifs rpsebudt, for
which ! gallant German ofEesed her $50. The
offer w.s smibne3y aecspto1, and, a. Ia bste
Christine teok than Gus oi her halr. mrs-
Doresnua replaced them with two othels.
Treae tho 6ene1ous putehsser htuoself re-
moved. Ut the Eanae tins hsudipg Mia h1ls"
sou 4la0 for ths four buds. In falling tho
sioy to = ftiand, Nilsson nsivelT remarked,
"ln Europe, mJ rovsrd would h&vo beeu =
Wltturred compliment: iu America, the fat
terJ h OF I moro tnbstnutial kind" 10 great
VISA the thropg in the ao1al department when
Nilsson waa present. that II became noees-
Aary to pott \ detachnepr from thn Garde8
Lafayette in front OF tho tAble, With creased
bayonetB. to prevent serious eDcroacbments.
Qr1D Nuyc,
, 1870-12-04
ILLINOIS.
la.poraQnt judicial DcctA1on-E Bonds
khlEd hE ArxT SlfEAciula.

lss.poTsant Iudfczal Dcct~io n-Eond%
tiled bY new UfEicinIs.
sP~etal Oxspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
srR1sGF1kLp. Ill. pct- 3.-The INJUNCTION suit
u Salone Enos It 81. "a. the Springfield L Illinois
S.uheastern Ratrosd Company has been dectd-
etl Judge Tat mas F. Upton, Of The F.usteenth
junatt.i Dlstsicf, before MhoM the case wAa trtta,
aasseJ 70 re pa!1 Ies srplls;aats, fos
tIsek Of the r1au Ut tnA Above named Tatiroah
company On certain streets and t&nds named
sGsa sts ~ s 1esoa a. asEs 81 81 Ss%s
1esa 1a's ees.te@riatea:: The s..s:sss, IN Ia
a1Ensd s;s tna5 sT9
10 re.t OF w.y On fs. ttfer,,, aaa hat possea- @
sion II said tueets was taken betOre Auxu*t q.
1870, and also claiuleu that the awasd puAde By
the .2t EauiCn County cooIS was upon the report
made ey the Commissioners appointed to aaAess
dsuages befoze the acop.ion OF the rev cnnAutu-
t,on. The Gaze ras aolI asauetl ny Goyerno:
Nc ss1e. Robinson, Knapp, ami shntt for the de-
tnoan Judge Tptpn tex s a tas c.se unoer 20 Son
rcstaee: d. deeles .ne !1tune,.on On
that detencaEts hare 5a.- =; 80 80 are operating
timed, and tiat complainaa.s must iul theis
fsneoy fur can ages sustained IN coMmon Law
r1ccte dia2s- lie also decides that no claim fo1
much i. deiertianss were posse sei Of the s:1ect,
heiote The new constitution went into effect. III
rtf r. that defendants deposit wish the aster II
| thsncerT c. SApRAmon County $i,700, thar heins
| ;nrencunt OF di.nsge. Rsset sed oJ he Comm
| Couff, ard In cefau,t It such aerost temposarl
| lpjut cton shall ls.ue. r
lion. I sssar Butz, the neN:st.teted Peniten
ttary Con missioner. ard Ron. ..tAtam 1neke
representative elect 10 the General A4stno,y HoH u
| Coz CnuptT, u IN the ct'y. Nj. Bu1z sled hi
or1cIsl boLd, in the eum OF $500, Wltn the Sex
se,afJ Of State, this at:t1noop. and received ri
n m1Iiss Ion A. Pen1seuti2fJ Commissioner TOT 10
ba'ance OF the term male vacant bJ the Ees.gna
| lion OF Hog. Aptife = Snurnsu.
| The oath Of ONCE ard c1nct11 bond OF c.
| Euauu, lRtkfy appointed oy the Governor I
| SfAtes Attorney OF the Twentieth Iu1lclAl Ctscul
70 M vnraneJ, was died With the Secretary
| State tp-1Ay,
, 1870-12-04

Special Election OfdeFed-<fatiEtie~
OF tuam1Ern in snc Gem
eus-asnlc AErcaltusal Saeteay.
Special Dcspateh to The UhstaEo Tubo0e.
MADISON, Dec. s-Act1ng Governor Pound has
ordered 1 new cit ction for mt mbet OK the Assem-
bly IN Buffalo County, where the majority Of
votes were given for ulAn who died On the day
hef. re The election; but the lat<r tact IVES known
by tut few OF The vCtclA
STATE Agent Hartman reports The arrival, 1t
Milwaukee, this season, Of 1875 Immigrants, Of
whom /. .eas r natnet Y W.seotsn. aud 9:9sS vent
m 1oNa md Nit neseu- OF thfHe 1eM1lD1D6 tn
Xttcpusjp. f,9e3 were German, Aa4o Noswestana,
eli Swt ats, ie1 panes. 663 1som Great Bnsatn,
Ho1land. Fran, (, and Bohemia. -..
Prstnts iron. kerrI IL localities who have exnul-
tued the celtus 1tiurIs Iu.nlsh.d 70 the secre-
taty Of 3tzse By the United otatea Aarshsl. cnta-
plaiu That the 6snres fail taoft of show1aR the
real pupulat,ou or bQs:ness. 4 supplement Al 10
iusn from Chippewa Genntv: after tne eensos VIA
txSen. added some !. sUa 10 the population.
The snnral meeting Of toe Stsse Agricultural
Society occu1s here next Wednesday.
, 1870-12-04
sUI1g AID DRESS GOODS.
Prices Reduced !
FIELD, LETTER & co.

Announce for Monday,
Dec. s, Ladies' Fine Cash
mere Robes, $40, $l2,
$l4, $l8, and upward,
reduced from former
prices, and very elegant
Royal Satines g. serges,
6Ooand s SC. Heavy o-44
Plaids for Suitings, 81,
recently $2.26. F5enoh
Poplins, Ve1ours ana I'm
press Cloths 4oG ooc,
75o, goo, and upward
and a full line @ very de-
sirable Popular Dress
Goods 25o, all marked
| down to close during the
| nresent month.
STATE l. WASAlMATaA-ST8. S.
, 1870-12-04

The Northern Pacific RaIlroad-
eHspl Accidental New BankAnE

Tho Northern Pacific Railroad
eHspl Accidental New BankAnE
House. .......
ep+asl Despatrh to TIE Ch3caku fffbrna-
81. rAu, Dec. a-The ftt+a states fhat II Is
ua1t IT The programme Of the Northern Pacific
R.frcad Company 70 complete tna3 portion Of the
t,ne Of the St, P1ul r1anc Hoad from Bsecktn-
rcer dtWn The Red River Valley 10 the BEu4n
hcpnpay, II case the bill pEoTldloK for IT. e1tco-
al HE Hspsc At f9 Last session-snan,
~ Is expected. pass Corgres< This
would rive tvo laud gram railroads to 1ns B11usa
rrxnffr z la a. Tor the construction OF rz1tsoAd
f,om Crow VII and St Cloud to that point.
4 fatal accident happened II Forest City On
huLtng bJ nlRnt, watching fuuw1ys for deeE,
Nneu . one ot them. ". Lnnts Rts1et. leaving tss
place, hi cousin, John Ritter, Ahok him dead.
II II. EMSk / Co, bankers It Philadelphia. arc
shcut 70 open banking house In thls city, and
also II Duluth.