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The "iIub,' in Suiky Mood, Refuses tO
Patr0niZe the Prince.
OAKLEY In JAIL.

The Dcfnulting Cashier of the Merchants' Ex-
Jaii-A Civil suit-S1 so, 600 Bail Wanted.
Edward j. Oakley, the deiaulting cashier OF the
Merchants Exchange National Bank, was yester-
day arrested, under order issued by Mr.. Justice
Cardozo OF The Supreme Court and committed to
Ludlow Street jail In default OF bail In the sum Of
Sl5O0oO.
The for this sudden deprivation OF liberty OF
tho illustrous ana energetic cashier the tnsti-
tuition by the bank authorities OF civil suit against
him for the recovery Of the amount OF the funds alb
straced by him, the facts and figures OF which CIR
cumstance are more fully set forth in the annexed
ailldavit:-
SUPREME CoURT.--The Merchants ETchdnge Ma
tional BlIhc or the city OF Neic YOr1 os Etl,nard
j. O0fley-City and county OF New YORK, ss.-Wil-
liam A. Thomson, OF SAID city, being auiy sworn,
depUses and says:-ihaL he Is Vice President OF the
McrchanIs' Exchange National Bank OF The city OF
New YORK, the pialntln In tue entitled action,
banking ASSOCIATION located III tue city OF New
York. thai during all the times hereinafter stated,
ana for number OF years previously, the defendant
above named was ana lad been The cashier OF the
Aforesaid bank and that In the course OF his
plOyment as such cashier OF the said bank he did
from time TO time and ut divers times tetween the
LIST day or January, 1867, and tho lst day OF
January, 1870 NJ tho city or New York embezzle
and irauduently took ana mlsapplied the money
and property oil The sad bank, prolLs ani property
to an amount exceeding sl50,O01 and that he the
defendant, Ii now justly and truly Indebted 10 the
SAID bank for tho money and property so embezzed
aud fraudulenJy taken And that the paintlff has,
as THIS deponent 10 advised and Deieves, a good
cause or action against the defendant 10 recover
the same.
w. A. THOMSON.
Sworn before me this Goth day Of January ls70.-
EDWARD l.. OWEN, Notary Pubic, New YORK County.
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mere. however very Tranquil, WIN sor'
M seeming absent muslng, self-aDsoroe9 eMh. M
.essat,n n,s as ,is waoly nno nd vet a. always
~ seen In his face there was the crowning Deauty
anu @ o,gnlty OF gracious modesty. Ine aINo oo,i,
incident connecting itself with the 'de. ~ being q
pcautilui AFTERNOON, the sun clcar ana the ail ohy
anSs as the breath Of spring e rarE prmss mss
unusually thronged with carriages Inc frince
expressed himself not only amazed at tlis lact Dt
s aaso greatly surprised at the extent an ma.hin-
ne.urning TO the hotel greatly exhilrat. py ING
o nras ane party partook OF dinner There was ,o
one present excepting the parties joining him ~ thc
dsJetsRer.
THE PRINCE AT wALLAcK's.
, The i'rlnce, accompanied by Mr. ThorpsOn, tno
GI!tish minister; Mr.. Archibald the British Com vi;
Colonel Elphinstone and Lieutenant fitzroy, ", is
present AZ the performance OF 'Ours' Ut Wallack .
theatre ast evening. Tie party occupied ono a !
tne private boxes at the right OF the stage. and,
~, n,snr needless 70 state were the observed OF
covered the Prince, who sat the front seat
Oh the box, an evening dress, amused themselves
curing the performance IN levelling their l0rg-
hettcS ~ n ana during the interluae he degned TO
De democratic enough t0 rceurn the compliment by
seemed 10 ENJOY the play hugely, and laughed as
heartily ut the "nits' In the piece as any ordinary
mortal present. The scene where the English troops
are deserted marching out OF tine city by moonlight
on tneir way TO the Crmea evidently pleased him
very much, and when the curtain fell AT the close Of
the act with the band playing the McAllistor March,
he joined quite heartily In the general applause.
In. the first scene OF the first act, where
dialogue about the feasibility OF matri-
mony takes place between two OF the
ladies' who finally become the respective wives
or two officers who go to tee wars. the sea-
tence uttered by one OF them .Prnces are never
old 10 marry" was regarded by the audience as
rather good thing, and they applauded 1t to the
echo.
At the close or the performance large
number OF ladies and gentlemen crowded about
the vestlbule and entrance OF the theatre
10 witness the exit or the Prince and as
ne made ms appearance voice called Tor three
cheers for Prince Arthur, son OF good queen Vic-
turlan and the call was responded to with Will.
The Prince recognized the compliment by raising
his hat lhe crowd pressed about him in ratner
100 democratic fashion as he reached the door
10 go TO his carriage, but Captain He'd
den and few policemen Kent them back
until he had reached the sidewalk. The Prince
created quite favorable impression upon the by
ISLANDERS, and as his carriage drove or he again
greeted with three r0uslng cheers.
The "iIub,'' I'm Suiky Mood, Refuses "a
Patronize the Prince.
BOSTON, Jan. q, 1870.
The Common Council or this city today refuse,
to appoint a committee extend the hospitailtes
the city to Prince Arthur
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PERSONAL INTEL GehCE.

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
General James Cunningham, Of Boston; George
w. Dent, OF San Francisco; Ex-Governor Thomas
Carney, Of Kansas; General j. G. Fremont of Irving.
town, and Manuel A. Otero, OF the United states
Navy, are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
J. r. Henrick, Of Albany, and Captain w. C.
HathOrn, OF the United States Army, ut the Hor-
man House.
q. 8. Martin, OF Fort Sumter, and +. G. Lalin
State Prison Inspector, are at the metropolitan
Hotel.
Professor Thorpe and Surgeon Reed are at the St.
Charles HOTEL
Captain Strawberg, OF the Toronto Rifles, and
Samuel Gardiner, OF Hooslck Falls arc at the 81.
Elmo Hotel.
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TIE NEW DOMINION.

Prince Edward Island UniOnisis Obiectiug to
the Terms OF COnfederatiOn-A Woman
and Three Children Burned TO Death.
HALIFAX, Jan. 81, 1870.
The report that the Prince Edward Island gov
ernment has accepted the better terms and agreed
the confederation Is premature. An island paper
ntimares that the terms not satisfactory TO the
leading tnlonists. They disappointed at no pro-
vision being made for railway. Imports OF dutiabe
goods at the port OF HALIFAX In 1869 amounted to
Si652 95; free goods. '$lSll.224; duty collected,
$S98094.
woman and three children were burned to
death in q house at West Polnt Prince Edward
Island on the 18th inst.
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LOUISIANA.
Settlement Of state Dcbfs-Raid by the Lobby
Ring Upon the House Of Representatives.

Settlement Of state pcbfs-Raid by the Lobby
King Upon the House Of Representatives.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2l, 1870.
In the Legislature yesterday an act was introduced
authorizing the settlement OF debts due by the State
to certain banks. The Legislative ring said TO exist
broke In the House or Representatives yesterday
under the severe pressure brought against 1t by
General Mcmillan upon the question OF payment
by the Issuance of bonds OF the Indebtedness
alleged 10 De due by the State TO certain
banks IN the city. 1t was understood that
the whole matter had been arranged to
90 through but the ring broke and the
question Is now indefinitely postponed Tie
Lobbyists engaged were busy last night closing
up me break III order to make anotner effort pass
the bill. The bill was called up again to-day and the
session consumed In Its discussion
The Times :-"Immediately after the war the
Legislature or North Carolina was beset by all KINDS
OF plundering schemes, under the plea OF internal
improvements, and Issued subsldizmg bonds TO the
amount or S3i,O 600, which were disposed OF ut
sixty cents on the dollar. They have now declined
245a, and ruin and bankruptcy now stare tins lately
prosperous state III tue face, and sach Will undoubt
edly be the late OF Louisiana n more Judgment and
economy are not displayed III handling the pubic
Creult.n
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TIVE new YORK HERALD IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
[From the Olympia Washington Territory Tribune,
Dec. III

tFrom the Olympia Washington Territory Tribune,
Dec. 27.l
MAMMOTH PApER.-By the mail OF last evening
we received the NEW YORK DAILY HERALD OF the
TIN. sth and 9th inst, containing complete record
OF ell events Of note that transpired IN the world
immediately preceding the date OF their publication
The paper OF the sth Ia mammoth sheet OF sixteen
pages; the others contain twelve PAGES each. A
wonderful amount or matter land all Interestingly Ii
crowded into the largest OF these issues-enough
make book OF respectable dimensions; and yet
such papers are not uncommon from that orice.
To US the amount, variety ana excellence Of the
matter are not more wonderful than the extraor-
dinary enterprise visible in every column OF the
HERALD-an enterprise that costs immense sums of
money ana that cannot but excite wonder.
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SPAIN.

Parliamentary Observation-Disclosures Def
MADRID, Jan. 81, 1870
A stormy scene occurred In the Cortes to-day In
consequence OF Students manifestation in the
CITY,
Senior Klvero declared he would imprlson and sub
jec to the tribunals the authors Of the disorder be
they old or young. The country should soon see
tnat he was not speaking to the wind. lie repeated
that he would castgate all disIurbers OF the public
order.
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DEATH Of AN UNKNOWN WOMAN I'M the STREET.

At ten minutes to ten O'Clock last night officer
Garry. OF the Seventeenth precinct, found an
unknown woman. about ,hrty.nvc years of
age at the corner OF Second avenue and
Second street. In dying condition, ana re-
moved her to the station house corner OF Fifth
street ana First avenue but before reaching there
she expired She was dressed IN black six dress
brown cloth sacque, cuffs trimmed with velvet;
prunele CATERS white stockings fur collar and
num- black straw hat, trimmed with black crane
ana green ribbons, over which was a purple yeil,
Inc Coroner was notifsd and VIII hold an inquest
thus morning.
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AID FOR THE REV. HORACE Cooks FANu.y.-At
regular meeting OF the Oflcal Board OF the
Methodist Episcopal church OF Mamaroneck, held
on Tuesday evening" the 1slE inst, the sum OF s7as
was raised for the benefit or the family OF the Rev
Horace Cook, VINO was formerly q pastor over this
society. The amount viii be made 81 600 II POSSIBLE
A committee has been appointed 70 receive sub.
scripuous.
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KANSAS.

Resolutions Introduced in the state Leaisln-
ture Calling Upon senators Ross aud P0mc-
roy 10 Resign.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 81, 1870.
Concurrent resolutions were introduced In the
Lower House Of the Kansas Legislature to-day ask
ing Senators Ross and Pomeroy and Representative
Clarke TO resign, their influence having been impaired
by circumstances growing out OF the impeachment
trial and the disposition for lavish expenditure on
the part OF one of them. The resolutions were re-
fcrred 10 a special committee
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IOWA..

Tho Ratification Of the Fifteenth Amendment
in Middle.
CHICAGO, Jan. 81, 1870
The Iowa Senate to-day, after considerable de-
bate. by vote OF 80 to IL, refused concur in the
House resolution ratifying the fifteenth amendment
to the United States constitution. The majority Of
the Senate claim that the House should have taken
their resolutions as they were and adopted them
and not have rat1ed new series or their own. The
result ID that only one house has a. yet passed the
nftoenth amenument
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photographic NEWS
F r O M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Industrial Reform Agitation and Trade
''StrikeS" in France.
Two Thousand French Troops at
the Scene of Provincial
Agitation.
The Infallibility Question Discussion
and Its Consequences
in Rome.
DEATH OF A BRITISH ADMIRAL
FRANCE.
The Industrial Reform Agitation - Trade
"Strikes'-The Combinations Extending.

The Industrial Reform Agitation - Trado
''Strikes''-The Combinations Extending.
PARIS, Jan. 21-Evenng.
The strike of the operators at La Creuzot still
continues, and II making profound sensation
throughout the country on account OF the large
number OF worEmen concerned In 1t.
II Is feared by the government that the example
the strikers have set VIII be followed elsewhere;
and this Is not all. 1t supposed that the
strike was brought about by revolutionary
agents, and this idea Is strengthened from
the TACT that their numbers are increasing
ana their demands becoming more and more un.
reasonable. La Creuzot Is one OF the greatest iron
manufacturing towns In Europe. and this detection
OF the Workmen Is entaillng heavy losses which in
crease every day.
The primary cause OF the strike was change In
the general direction OF affairs THERE to which the
workmen objected. They peutioned for the rein
statement Of the old direction, which was refused.
Mining Acknowledgement Agitation.
PARIS, Jan. 21-Evening.
dreadful accident, the nature OF which has not
transpired occurred at La Creuzot yesterday,
whereby several OF the miners were killed.
This has had tendency to increase the general
Excitement.
Prominent Employer on the Spot.
PARIS, JAM 21-Evening.
Nd. Schneider the President Of the Senate and one
OF the largest propretors OF tie La Creuzo
has arrived there. Several companies of troops
have also arrived on the scene aud others are on
the way.
Feed for the Radical AGitnfnrs.
PARIS, Jan. 21--P. M.
The semi-Oilcial journals Of this city state that
the troubles at La Creuzot have been greatly IN
creased by the distribution OF extreme radical jour-
mails among the workmen.
Arrest OF nn Editor-Press Prosecutions.
PARIS, Jan. PIP. NJ
One Of the editors OF the MarSetAatse who it is
alleged Helped to Ioment the disorders at La Creu
zot, has been arrested.
The legal proceedings against the proprietors OF
the radical journal, Rerornle, have been terminated
Three OF the editors were sentenced TO Imprisonment
Tor Blk months and the manager for seven months
RochefOrt's Case.
PARIS, Jan. 2l-Night.
1t is thought that the trial OF Rocherort will
merely result in a fne OF a thousand francs.
Latest-The Situation More Hopeful.
PARIS, Jan. 2l-hiidnight.
1t is thought the strike at La Creuzot Will not
endanger the peace OF the country. There are some
hopes that an accommodation will be reached to-
morrow
force OF 1000 infantry and 600 cavalry has
already arrived at La Creuzot.
Baron Haussmann's IlIness-The 'Strixes.''
PARIS, Jan. q, 1870.
Baron Haussmann, the ex-Prefect OF the Seine Is
dangerously III.
The strike among the operatives at La Creuzot, IN
the Province or Saone ct Loir near Dion still con-
anues.
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Latest-The Situation More Hopeful.
ROME.

InlnIlbility in an Agreeable Shape.
ROME, Jan. II, 1870.
Tho Most Reverend Archbishop Dechamps, Of
Mecklin, who is at the head OF the infaDlty oarty
In the Ecumenical Council, has been appointed
Primate OF Belgium.
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German Threats of Secession,

ROME, Jan. q, 1870.
The German bishops in attendance at the Ecumen-
cal Council had meeting to-day and resolved that
unless the number OF members in dioceses be taken
into consideration in the votes held In the Council
they Will return home in body.
There action mas caused much excitement
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WISCONSIN,.

The Stnto Legislature In Favor Of a Postal
Telegraph System.
CHICAGO. Jan. I, 1870.
In the Wisconsin House to-day a resolution was
introduced instructing senators and Representa-
tives In Congress to favor connecting with the Post
once system complete system or teegraphc
communication to be under charge OF the govern.
ment.
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MISSISSIPPI.

1cHuIH hICUFu UuN
States Sc mat ors-A Negro Elected for tho I'm
expired Term Ending In 1871.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 20, 1870.
special despatch TO the Avalanche from Jackson
Miss, to-nlghJ, says
The Legislature mas elected Governor Alcorn
United States Senator for the long term, beginning
March, 1871, and General Anes for the short lerm
W. IA. Revc tcoloredl native OF aud educated In
Ohlo at present State Senator from Natchez, was
also elected for the term expiring March, 1871 to
which Mr. SharHey was elected, but was not ad-
mtted.
The Legislature adopted q resolution memorial.
izlng Congress TO remove the political disabilities
from all Misslsslppans to be presented by Mr.. Reve
together with his credentials Us United States sena-
tor.
The Legislature adjourned to meet on the second
Tuesday after the admission or the state.
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ENGLAND.

Death of Distinguished Admiral.
LONDON, Jan. 21, 1870.
Sir George Francis Seymour, Admiral Of the Fleet
and for q long time stationed in American waters,
died in this city to-day. aged eighty three years.
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NEWARK.

A. D. RICHARDSON'S EsrATE.-In regard TO tho
handsome little property OF Woodslde, near here
part or the estate OF the late A. ID. Richardson aud
valued at about $l2 000 Surrogate Moore has
granted letters or administration TO deceasedA
brother, Mr.. Charles A. Richardson, with the con.
sent OF Mrs. Mcfarland Richardson.
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Tho Great Eastern Safe.

LONDON Jan. II, 1870.
Much anxiety has lately been felt here for safety
OF the steamship Great Eastern. A vessel which
arrived yesterday brings the gratifying news that
the steamer was spoken on the 5th Of December in
tho South Atlantic Ocean.
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DIR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy, 7O1 Brond.
way-Posvely legally warranted to any Rnsu-
matism Neuralgia Sold by druggsts.
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Immense Prices Paid for Old Bcoks.-Chcnp-
Book Store In the world Catalogues free.
LE60AT BROTHER 1l3 Nassau street.
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A Greek Loan.

LONDON, Jan. q, 1870.
A Greek loan Of s5oo,Oo0 sterling, viii soon be in
troduced In the market here.
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A Card

a Card.
Having learned that there report in circulation to the
that had failed beg
report utterly untrue similarity between The
OF and that OF another has crcus,
ton Of ths report alluded 70.
Il. v. HAUGHwOUT Il Co,
AHH. and4a Hrnx.
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Bnll0us' "New Yol1eo Shirt, Made to Order,
Of New York mills nj $S6 per doxen "hand made" 2sS
Rra
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Batcbelor's Hair Dye Does Not Contain
lead Or valc poison is harmless and instantaneous Is
Bond street Established 30 years.
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A.-I.adies' Faces Enamelied; also, the Prep.
araton for sale, with Instructions BY NJ LAUSSON, 76o
Broadway.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDoN, Jan. 2I-4:3O
r. M.-ConsOls closed as 92S for money and g29S q
wa I0r the account. American securities clos ed
quiet; United states nvetwenty bonds, 1882, ST. :
1885, old, S624; 1867, S6 tenfortles, S4 Erie Rail.
Great Western, 26.
PARIS BoURsR.-PARIs, Jan. 21.--The Bourse closed
firm. Rentes T3f Soc.
FRANKFORT TBOURsE.-FRANKFoRT Jan. 21.-United
States nve-twenty bonds opened trm and un-
changed.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET-LIvERpooL, Jan.
2--4:3O I. M.-The cotton market closed steady
Mlddllng upands, III 5sd.; mddllng Orleans. Ii I'd
The sales OF the day have been II, 900 bales incud
Ing 1000 for export and speculation
The sales oil The week have been l04, 600 bales Of
which l40OO were taken for export and IT, 900 on
speculation. The stock In port Is estimated at
341, 900 bales, OF which 135, 900 are American The
receipts OF the week have been 80 600 bales OF which
$4,000 were American. The stock OF cotton ut sea
bound TO this port Is estimated at 2a2 900 bales OF
which 1l1, 900 are American.
STATE OF TRADE.-LIvERPOOL, JAM 81, p. NJ
The market Tor yarns and fabrics ut Manchester Is
nYm.
HAvRE COTTON MARKIr.-HAvRE, Jan. 21.-Cor.
ton opened quiet both on spot and afoat
LIVERPOOL bREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LIvERPOOL,
Jan. 2l-l P. M.-Wheat, 9s "a. o 9s. 3d. per GENITAL
for California white, Is. 3D. for No. z red Western
and Ss ID for RED winter The receipts Of wheat at
this por' for the past three days have been 900
quarters, OF which $4,000 are American. Peas,
3ls. I'd. per quarter for Canadian.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPooL,
Jan. 21-4 p M.-Pork declining. Cheese nrm at
Ills. per cwt for the best grades OF American fine.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-LIvRRPOOL, Jan.
H-P M.-Spirits petroleum ls Cd. per gallon.
Linsoed oil fat Refined petroleum firmer at Is.
9kd. per gallon.
PETROLEUM MARKEr-ANTwERP, Jan. 2l.-Pesro-
leum closed heavy at 601sf. for standard white
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Perfect Mnnhood.-Essays for Young Mcnp
Box r, Philadelphia Pa.
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Stop Prince Arthur! Down with England!
Tammany tomorrow night, "Pav Alabama claims or
Gsht release citizens And II you haven't any
money your old country sell Ireland the
Alabama claims.
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Abnormal bicuudity, Unnatural Redncse
OF me nose or face dshgured with black worm. or pm
beautiful countenance This annoying personal affection
positively cursd by DIR. B. G. PERRY, ~ Bond street. N.
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NIiSssqu0i Water Has Cured n Case of
Brghrs Disease o. the Kidneys after all other remedies had
failed.
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Wa:hi.ass. Csmsss.ys a. .s.r n. fres1"Hs Park
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PEABoDY's oBsEouIEs.
Preparation OF the Train to Convey the
Remains to the Place of Burial.

H"s 20 t"o IHce OF UurEuIs
BOSTON, Jan. 81, 1870.
The train rendered by the Eastern Railroad to con-
vey Mr. Peabody's remains from Portland to the
place OF burial, has been completed In tile work.
SHOPS OF the company. The interior Of the saloon
car ID hung with heavy folds OF black and white
serge, falling from the centre to either side, the
WINDOWS being partially covered by the drapery
The English and American nags, edged with black
form part Of the decorations at each end OF the
saloon. The car Is neatly carpeted and IN the centre
there Is bier about two feet wide and eight feet
long, covered with black velvet and trimmed with
SILVER fringe and tassels. The whole eject Is
sonDre, but very tasteful. The two passenger cara
wnich accompany the train are also hung with
einDemS OF mourning, the folds OF black and white
serge meeting IN the centre oI the ceiling from each
corner, ana the sides oI the above ana arou nd
the windows are also draped. The locomotive OF
draped
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A Brilliant story Of the Times,
entitled
THE DASHIN3 WIDOW,
out next Monday, in the
FIkESIDE COMPANION

Stubborn Cough thnt Will Not Yield tn
ordinary remedies be thoroughly BY JAYNE'S
ExrECTOkANT most effective medicine in ali bronchiA
and pulmonary disorders. Sold everywhere.
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THE ELDRIDGE SCANDAL-THE WIFE's SIDE OF
THE AFFAIR-Mrs j. p. Eldridge, OF Stam-
ford Conn.,, makes her statement, and claims
that great injustice has been done her In the
acc0untS OF the trouble between herself and
husband that have been published In various
papers. She claims that she herself left her hus-
band and was forced TO do so by his scandaous and
brutal conduct She has engaged counsel and Will,
II possible prevent his obtaining the divorce he
seeks. Mrs. Eldrdge claims that her husband has,
cruelty, and that the admission OF Mrs
Payne into the family was a matter Of
his own doing, and for which he alone
was responsible. This, 1t Will be remembered was
one or the chef causes OF complaint urged by Mr..
Eldrdge against his wife. She brings various other
nature and among the other evidences Of his char
acter having been bad, claims that he il graduate
OF the State Reform School. so tho matter rests
be made.
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sensational Stories About the Programme
ACommittec Appointed by the Maine Leais-
Inturc 10 Attend the Funeral.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. q, 1870.
Many sensational dispatches In regard to the
programme at the reception or Peabodys remains
at Portland have been published many OF them
without foundation we are reouested 20 say that
no programme can conclusvely he decided upon
until the arrival OF George Peabody Russell
An order passed botn branches OF The Legislature
to-day for the appointment OF JOINT committee 10
attend, Win the Governor the Peabody obsequies,
out subsequently the Senate recOnsdered It's vote
ana TAXED the wlole matter.