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Miscellaneous Statistics, Farm Products,
Gc.,Jorthe Year ending Sep. l. a. p.
1870. gi sa
Bushels wheat raised. 36
bushels oats raised ...........S82
from 70 acres meadow tons Of hay~. 15
from 16 acres corn supposed to be to
the acre bushels. els....,...............,... 10
one-half acre of potatoes looking fine.
one.fourth acre beans prospect good.
one-eiehth acre turnips prospect good.
over ], 900 heads Of good cabbage.
STOCK.
Six COWS; one bull; one calf; Is hogs !;
average weight about 185; 16 hogs aver
age weight about 40 pounds; 10 sheep.
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wool after being washed and picked 2s
pounds; 4 horses Gncluding 2 yearline
colts
There are on hand 3 barrels corn; Il
bushels; side bacon 14O pounds; 2(
pounds twist tobacco and other articles
to tedious to mention.
The clothing of the inmates in tolera.
bic good condition. The health of the
inmates excellent with one exception
Mr. Anderson not expected to live long
About % cords Of wood in the yard
and 1000 bushels of coai.s
JESSE JACKSON, n:...
STEPHEN DoUGHERTY. '.
The above includes large amount
which will state hereafter, that does
not properly belong to the year from
September l, 1869, to September 1870
P. SCHUMACHER, Director.
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The Omcial Vote Of Ohlo<
The official vote of Ohio at the lats
election stands thus:
Republican, 22l, ,709
Democratic, 204, ,97o
Prohibition, 1850
Total, 4z9,57l
In 1867 the vote Of the State was 485-
000i in 1868, at the Presidential election
it was SIS, ,264. The 10000 Negro yotes
this year, and the natural increase Of
10000 since 1868, would make. full
poll about $4,000. From this, it ap-
pears that 10000 voters absented them
selves from the polls this year.
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News From sIelgs County.

Pennsylvania has increased her Re-,
publican majority over last year; but the
Congressional delegation will remain
about the same as last year. Meigs Co.
Telegraph.
The editor of the Telegraph is GER
tainly very dishonest The Democratic
majority in Pennsylvania this year is
over 5000 votes. Last year GEAsI,
Radical, was elected by majority Of
4.596 votes This shows gain over
1853, counting 5000 Negro votes this
year for the Radicals,o of over ~ 600!
In 1868 GRANTS majority in the State
was 2S,SsS. Now let US see what the
Democratic gain is in two years 8,
GRAsrs majority in 1868, 6,S98
Negro vote in 1870, 15,0Q0
Democratic majority in 1870, 5000
Democratic gain in two years, 81 1898
Do you call that increasing her Re
publican majority over last year r The
Democrats have gained FIVE Congress
men, which you viii observe is not
sabout the same as last yesr = Tell
your readers the truth, else inform them
It's impossible for you to do so.
.sskess
The Census OF the N0rshsye1t
The ceusus shows the no1,niation -of
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COURT Room, WoopsFfELD ONO, !
October "a. 1870. I
The Committee appointed to examine
the Report of the Commissioners Of this
County, this day made their Report and
the Court having examined the same, or
dered that said Reports be published for
three consecutive weeks in the Spirit o.
Democracy. j. S. Way Judge.
Noylw3.
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THE SPIRIT OF. DEMOCRACY.

HENRY II. WEST. Publisher and
PROPRIETOR. ~
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Judge Court Common Pleas.

WooDsFIELD, JHIo, Oct. %, 1870.
To Hon. John S. Way, Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas:
The undersigned to whom tie annual
report of the Commissioners of Monroe
County was submitted, respectfully re-
port that they have investigated and ex-
amined the same, and ind the same to
be an accurate statement of the financial
affairs of the County, and Of the official
transactions Of said Commissioners and
the same is in conformity TO law.
A. ]. PEARSON,
J. ?. SpaIGGs, Committee.
JERE WILLIAMS.
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Woodsfield. Nov. 1, 1870.

"THE UNION AS N WAS"
III hold that THIS Government was made
IN the WHITE BASIS, by WHITE
MEN, for the BENEFIT Of WHITE MEN
and their POSTERITY forever Ste
phen A. Douglas.
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annual Report Of the Clerk Of Common
Pleas to the Commissioners Of Monroe County,
Ohio:
To the Hon. Commissioners Of Monroe Co., O:
herewith submit my Annual Report for
the year ending September !, 1870:
The amount Of fnes assessed during the
year were as foil ows:
Ohio VI. Bridgsmau, $40
Ohio Va. Rose, 10
Ohio vs. Schneider, 10
Ohio vs.: Muliusx. 40
Ohio vs.. Suter, 10
Ohio vs.. Dressed, 10
The fines collected during the year were as
follows.
Ohio vs.. Bridseman. 20
Ohio W. Mulinex. (by Pros. .Att'y.) 10
The amount Of money paid BY me into she
county treasury vas sol 72, for which here
with present receipt The several sources
from which the same were derived are set
forth in the list hereto appended. certify
that the foregoing is correct.
(Signed) JEAs. WIIuAHs, Clerk.
Woodsasld, Ohio, September l, 1870.
List of Fines, Costs in State Gases, and
Unolaimed Costs, paid into the county trsasnry
by Jers Williams, Clerk, for tho year ending
September l, 1870.
UNCLAIMED cosTsY
Genin vs.. Hobaugh, 70 w
Curtis vs.. Ray. 20
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COURT Room, WooDsFIELD ONO, l
October I8. 1870.

This day came into Court the County
Auditor and presented the annual report
of the County Commissioners Of this
County thereupon the Court appointed
Jere. Williams aud A. j Pearson, Es-
quires to assist the Prosecuting attorney
in the examination OF said report.
JOHN S. WAY,
Judge Court Common Pleas.
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Edney, freight ........ g IS
8 Bonham, ,cleaning Offices 4 windows.e 90
c Neuhart, coal SO
] Morris, counsel Ohio vs. Booth SO 90
Hine, blocksmith work on Jail lis so
] 7 Judkins. freight. t....... c5
r McCammon. coal. 90
R Clark Co5o cop warren's Grim Law, 200 90
I" Raf's road law so
N Sinclair, postage stamps -. 80 90
Jacob Burgbacher, fixing scales aud book
J NJ Burkhead. repairing pump. ......l 90
Solomon Spansler, freight .......... IS
N Hollister, cchhsel Ohio Va Hyssom and
Ohio VS. Hines ..... .........75 90
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BRIDGE FUND.

A Okey, lumber and repairing bridge at
Eord,s dam IL IS
r S,hooloraft. bridge Ohio Tp 100 90
VIM White, bridge Little fork Muskgm,350 90
7 Little, appr's to Stsea's bridge. 300 81
JOS Myers, bridge Green TIP .........l6s IS
G Suppes, abutmehts at Cameron. .1500 90
Sam'l Clegg, Green township ........ so 90
Schumacher & Nesbitt, Narrows run
bridge al "a
W 7 Hurd. bridge at ctsfi ngton ns.;..56 e5
Trustees Sunsbury Tp. p................ go 90
& Clingan, repsng bridge Sunash creek. 90
VIM Steel. bridge III Adams Tp. ...... so 90
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OFFICE OF PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
WOoDsFJEIp Ou1o SAINT < ,3n

j
To the Hon. Commissioners of Monroe county,
Ohio:
l herewith submit my annual report
for the year ending September l, 1870.
APRIL TERM. 1870.
Isaac Booth charged burglary and
larceny conviction and. sentenced to sew
en- years imprisonment IN the Ohio pen.
itentiary and costs of suit. (Costs not
collected.)
.Samc Term Thomas Fouty charged
petit larceny sentenced Imprisonment in
the County Jail and costs Of suit. (Costs
not collected
SAME ferm.-Elson Hyssom charged
assault With intent to commit ra pe, con-
viction and sentenced to ten years impris-
onment in the Ohio penitentiary and
costs of suit. Writ Of error allowed by
the Supreme Court of Ohio. costs not
collected j 97
Same Term-Jacob Schneider charg-
ed with. selling intoxicating liquors to
be drank where sold plead guilty fined
$40 and costs, paid.
Same Term.-Jaco Rose charged
with selling intoxicating liquors to be
drank where sold fne $40 and costs paid
Same 7s,m.-Christ. Dressed charged
with selling intoxicating liquors to be
drank where sold line $40 and costs, not
collected
JULY TERM, 1870.
d G Hines charged horse stealing plead
guilty sentenced three years in the Ohio
penitentiary and costs Of suit. (NOt col
lected.
Same Term-D F SITTER charged with
selling intoxicating liquors to be drank
where sold plead guilty fine $40 and
costs. { Not collected.)
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Auditor's Annual Report Of Receipts
and Expenditures for Monroe County, Fear
Ending September l, 1870,
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JAILoR.
A, Pierson, boarding prisoners. fees,
whitewashing Jail and washing for
prisoners, &c.................... 1856 SO
T Q Little, whitewashingjail =. -. 90
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
PROPOSALS.

OrrIcE or ASSISTANT eGARrKaMAsRER oEN.
~ ers sorncr o. Houston aud reeas straals New York
sealed proposals duplicate, with copy of this adyer-
this ONCE, until IL O'Clock wsdnes lay, April 90
@ tor , ss % sS o. M ~ cav S sw YORK stSls,
vicinity, whichh may be the duty q de Qusr,ernasiers
Propose state the gr,ce per esrpan's load Of
lent In buk Of other goods
For any distance no, eAeeeaag n mile,
For distance exceeding nilc but not exceeding
any distance exceeding milo, sss ne. exceeding N
mile a.. -. .
For any distance ercccdnss miles. bss exceeding ~
For any distance exceeding "a miles, exceeding
Per ~ mite for any distance exceeding s mics
The above distances being considered within the city
roposas mus, also state the Price load OF
ts other GOODS, ihs city and other points IL
TIE WIN De required 6 perform tho work a, any
time called rea.onaoe notice Uo,ng gwen ham, nIga
aud % extra allowance viii be msds for any &c.
.non IN the delivery OF stores except when caused BY Al.
iue contractor w be reqnr furnish all the necessary
By him must be prepared furnish transportation fes
any stores he may oe Gale. upon or o The
mt eplesen, IN person. represented his agent !. al
times TO receive and execute all orders which msy bs given
proposal be considered unIe.. In accoraanos
sponsoe parties AM aeeonp.n'ed BY Ne saaran;ss q
come security in the $1,000 Tho fahf fuimsnA
he United states reserves the sh, reject any pro
pesals.
All proposals mus, addressed 70 the anaerssnod and
New York city and vicinity"
DS 0''e' VI prcye, Major General RUFUS INGALLS,
Assistant Qaar'er%sy.ser osasysi Y s.A
In charge OF military Tsnsportateu.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

WANrFp-A cALoRrc ENGINE. FROM FOUR TO
w Nhorse power Address stating make. bowl long used
and prcs. PRINTER. Herald onncs.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

no OpRINrERs.-wANTED, A GOOD sRCoup HAND
Hoe, Potter ,ylor double medium cylinder Print
ms fress Address. sniiis price, make long used
p.INfER, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

SITUATION As oRpER CLERK AND ASSIST IN
"A pharuac chemical Rrations IN whole
drug house, references l& 81 Charles
Aotei. 6lS BroAaway
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

Generni HouscwOrk. &c.
n SOUTH 2D ST, WILLIAM sBURG, THIRD FLOOR -
y yonug Swedish girl TO do lght hoxework to take
of children.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

TOR saLE-Two OF scBENcx's planners, ONE
of meyer Unieon's Sn,ting Saws, Woodbury's
best 'ousie Moulding Machines Cutters Wrigp
patent Tongue ana Groove tan be running at lhe
funk Factory, Oak street be Fran kiin Vrennpo nj
three blocks from Tenth ami Twenty third ferries
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

L'oR sALE-AN ENGINE 30 HORSE POWER,
slightly DANA ed by be at the foot OF iI3th
street. river. Inquire at NJ. GoODKIND cos lo3
WAL Alrcnt.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

COLD IRON, ENGLISH SAW BENCH, MADE BY
- Robinson Son. latest improvements, rising and failing
Iri, with he I'll fence sawn m1ni liug
sni boring. JOHN SIMPSON, 2o5 Mercer street, from L. 10
lP.N. =
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cOPARrNHRsurps.

T,HE PAwrNERsHIP EXISTING UNDER THE NAME
of Peu&s PctRai is hereby. By mutuai CONSENT
solved Fvanu Pelnix win collect a debts above
drm and settle all claims. FRANZ PELLNITZ,
NEw YORK, April 16 1910. HENRY PETZALL.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

hOE EAST I4TH ST. ROOM NO "A RFsPECTA-
fs)sJ BILE young TO do general housework good
plain cook, wssher and ironer; good reference.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

L,ACToRY TO LET-SITUATED ON NORTH TENTH
street, between Fourth and Fifth streets, Williamsburg;
only short distance from the ferries ground 60xl00 feet with
good brick building the premises, with large chimney;
well adapted for yaFnsh factory other purposes there
also the premises good enclosed sheds well adapted
for the storage goods, &c. Inquire of JOHN TEARE,
Real Estate Agent, 80 Broadway, williamsburg A. s..
FOSTER, 25 Nassau street. New York.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET, FROM MAY 1.-FOUR
+ story. handsomely and thoroughly furnished. Thirty
third street. Madison avenue
w. S. HUMPHREYS, Furniture Warerooms, ga Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

A GENTLEMAN DESTROYS TO GIVE UP HOUSE
keeping wishes to let the greater part of bis furnished
House. situated East Tenth street. Broadway board
for three taken in part payment Address CICERO Herald
oac
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

ITO LET OR LEASE-IN WEST FORTY-SEVEETH
L street, Lot and Building. The building could at
small expense be turned into good dwelling house Iesns
easy Apply to W. H. PINNER, l42 and i4s West Seven
teenth str
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

ITO LEAsE-sT0RE AND HOUSE, 1876 FOURTH Av f
l. nue., between Tweniy-fourh and Twenty-ffth street
Inquire a 29 East Twenythrd street, near Third avenue
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

ITO LEAsE-A LARGE, CoMMoDIoUs STORE BUILT
dock foot Of South Sixth street. Brooklyn, with dock
frontage adapted for wholesale hay feed dealer
rage. Apply TO JAMES c. EADIF 2s Broadway Brooklyn,
r. D..
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

DOOM WITH POWER, TO RENT-TO A MACH1NIsT;
III work furnished Lewis factory, top floor, Green
point.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

DROADWAY, BETWEEN BROOME AND GRAND
ID fine little Store with good, dry cellar and large
workshop the Apply Immediately al 4si Broadway
roo M
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

DRoADWAY. CORNER OF FOURTH sTREET.-To
ID let fine Rooms first and second floors, suitable
for light business; also fine Studio. Apply at asa
Broadway, room No. 2
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

nEsK ROOM TO LET-IN OFFICE NO. MURRAY
IL street. near Broadway ground oor, with use OF vault
Apply above.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

A MEDIUM SIZE THREE STORY HIGH STOOP
n House. Lexington avenue rhirtieth street. fully
perfect order rent with Board for two, 80;
entire, $2a5 Address for week LEX, box lA Herald
office.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

7 Offs TO LET.-Two WELL LIGHTED ROOMS,
il A4xb2, the of Reade Elm streets,
block from Broadway, suitable for light business. Apply
on premises to JAMES & KIRTLAND.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

7 OFFS TO LET.-FoUR FINE LOFTS IN BUILDING
j. ls2 Fulton street corner New Church; fine north light
Office and water closet In ott will Tor four year
desirable parties lApply the premises at LLoYDs
No. Z Warren street
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

DRoADwAY, NEAR BROoME sTREET.-A FINE
ID Sore 25xl00, suitable for FIRST class dining also
Store adioning rent low, Apply at i4 Broadway, room
Noe.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03
DwELLING HOUSES TO LET.

Furnished.
TO LET-5e WEST FIFTY FOURTH STREET,
N. Fifth fully furnished frescoed with
garden attached also 33i East third
street, English basement unfurnlshed rent low. Apply
JOHN A. GODFREY, 249 Broadway
A NEWLY AND PRETTILY FURNISHED COTTAGE
n House, with three lots ground, at Harlem depot;
every npfovemeni 81 00 brown stone House ll2th
street. handsomely furnished, u 40.
hQBEhT "a RlLA ARDS. s5S Broadway,
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

ITO LEAsE-FoR A TERN OF YEARS, THE BRICK
building the north side Of Fortyhfth street between
and East river; size OF building 45xs0 good
place factory, Hlahone breworv business
uuring Apply TO THOMAS PAITEN, NO. 2ab Green
witch street, stairs.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

ITO LET-TIIE THREE STORY BUILDING, WITH
Stable, 2l6 West Houston street, also the adjoining
Building 25x5p old established horse shoeing shop,
22l Canal
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

" street; light and quiet and convenient
federal and For plan OF building a
ply td r. s. SHEPHERD, 205 Broadway
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

rINo LET OR LEAsE-FOR TWO YEARS. HOUSE 19l
Varick street, II Stores and Houses 90 and
69 King street; also Bakery in King street. rent low.
y. MALONE, II Broadway, room 81.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

ITO LET-AT REDUCED RATES. WHOLE OR PARTS
i of Buildings, with steady Steam Power large small
well lighted &C. Apply at 434 East Tenth street, near
ayen ID.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

n,O LET-THE LOWER PART OF HANDSOME BROWN
stone House AIS West Fif,ynrst street, large all
improye gas fixtures and heater. Also Floors, fine
In each improvements and gas fixtures. Owner
premises from 10 tin 4 p NJ.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

BUILDINGS TO LET-FoR FACTORY OR OTHER
ID purposes-Fron and OF So Elizabeth street 2ax4t
and 30x5O. three stories high Apply to WILLIAM FLAN
DRAU s78 Ninth avenue. or A. S, fLAEDRAU, No. East
Eighteenth street. Rent for both buildings $4,000.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

II II rooms; ali conveniences gentee neiehbor
hood walk from the ferries contiguous to
raj lines cars 2OO Inquire at No. Hanover place,
HFooklyD.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

DRoADWAY, CORNER TWENTIETH STREET.-THE
ID let very fine Rooms; suitable for Offices
light business rent to suit the times. Apply 4s4 Broad
No. 2.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Cincinnati VI arket.

CINCINNATI, March A..
FLOUR-Dull but not lower; family
at 00a5 25.
WHEAT-Dull at l GOAL 0S.
CORN-Dull at 63a70c, though re.
ceipts light
OATS-Dull at 4sa53c.
RYE-Dull and unchanged.
BARLEY-Dull at 9Oca1 90.
COTTON-Middling could have been
bought at II! &c.
TOBACCO-Uusettled; not much o.
fering; sales 90 hhds at IL 25a2O so.
WHISKY-Unsettled and nominal at
94c.
BULK MEATS-Purchases were mad e
at sfc cash, and lOc buyer April to cover
contracts.
MESS PORK-Could have been
bought at % rs.
BACON-At III, Is and 16c for shout
ders, clear rib and clear sides.
LARD-Offered at i3&a14ic for steam
and kettle.
BUTTER-Scarce at 3la35c.
T. OILS-Lpseed dull at 97a95c; lard
nominal at 26al 30.
SUGAR-Dull and declining; New
Orleans at 9ial3c, the latter rate for
prime.
MOLASSES-Dul. at 75aS0c.
COFFEE-Unchanged and dull.
GOLD-At 1871 buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady at Ito discount
buying. .t.
MONEY-Market close. The decline
in gold has depressing effect on all
kinds of trade, aud there is not much
doing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-05
HOUSE.

The Georgia bill was, on motion o.
Mr.. Butler, pnt over until after ths
morning hour.
Mr.. Shanks introduced bill to or
ganize the militia Of Wyoming. Re
ferred.
Private bills were passed, including
one granting pension to colored team
sters, an adverse report of which was
on motion of Mr.. Ingersol, rejected.
At three o'clock the Georgia bill came
up, and Mr. Butler, of Massachusetts,,
proposed it be discussed to-day and to-
morrow and vote taken on Monday,
no other business to be transacted to-
morrow. That proposition was agreed
to without objection.
Mr.. Butler addressed the House in ex-
PLANTATION and advocacy of the bill.
Mr.. Farnsworth, another member of
the Reconstruction committee, argued
against the bill, assuming that it was
unnecessary as Georgia was now enti-
tied to representation, aud declaring
that Congress bad got itself far enough
in the middle with its reconstruction
legislation and that tbs sooner it was
fin she'd and the palmer it was made the
better. Before the conclusion of his
speech lie House adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-05
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, March q.
The Gold Room to-day has been the
scene of intense excitement, and prices
declined to 1928, the lowest point since
August IL, 1862, when it sold at 1921.
The downward movement began yester.
day afternoon, and sales were made late
in the evening as low as Hat. This
morning, before the formal opening of
the room, the transactions were be-
tween l14sall3i; the first recorded sale
was at 1874, after which the price fell o
1871; advanced to ia; fell to 1924, and
closed at 1874.
MONEY-Unusually easy at 4a6 per
cent on call; nearly all the business at
4a5 per cent; prominent bank to-day
made loan for 60 days at 6per cent on
Governments, but this does not reflect
any feeling in regard to the future of the
money market; loans have been made
for 90 days on stocks att per cent, aud
commission of lat per cent; there is an
increasing fear of a closer money mar
ket in April, when the country is like
ly to cali upon the city for currency to
make yearly settlements; clearances
81, 100000.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Heavy
and lower, but closed steadier. Con-
pons of 81 at 1l4sa1l45; do '62 at
1l3ia1l3l; do "a at ll0sallCs; do '65 at
ll0sall1; do new at l09sal09s; do '67 at
109aal09t; do '6S at 109sall0; l0-lOs at
l075s10S; Currency Skies l10iallOf.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-05
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.l

ST. PETERSBURG, March 4.-The EN-
press has written tender and consoling
letter to Mrs, Burlingame.
LONDON, March 4.-The Board of I'm
derwriters have again declined to take
risks on the missing steamer City OF
Boston.
PARIS, March At is again reported
that NJ. Rouber desires to become mem
Der of the Corps Lsgislatif.
LONDON, March 4.-The Times init
mates that the Pacific Railroad will
extirpats Mormonism in America.
PARIS, March 4.-Charles Eugene
Delaney has been appointed to the
charge of the Paris Observatory, in
place of NJ. TREVOR.
MADRID, March At has trauspired
that ex-Queen Isabella has spent over
five millions of her capital within the
last eighteen months.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 4.-The En-
peror has sent a communication by
telegraph to the authorities at Wash
ington and Pekin, expressing his pro-
found SORROW for the affection of both
nations in the death of Arson But
lingame.
CoNsTANTISoPLE, March 4.-The Sub
lime Porte has granted the large Masque
% church TO the American Priests
accommodated by the Pope.
LONDON, March 4.-Anothcr agraIian
crime is reported in Ireland. Patrick
Dunn, of Kiags county, was shot and
the murderers are not yet discovered.
PARIS, March 4.-The manifesto from
the Emperor will appear on>tho l6:h
inst, the birthday of the Prince Imper-
ial.
Arch-Duke Albert, of Austria, is here
on visit to the Emperor. He will
make tour of the sea ports of France,
leaving Paris on Monday.
The French authorities have discov-
ed numbers Of Carlists in the south of
France and sent them Forth. Ia some
cases the officers were obliged to use
force. Among those compelled to re-
turn was General Ella.