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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-15

On Monday last, fire broke out in
the bakery of Mr.. Karwish, on Decatur
street, Atlanta, Ga, and spread so rapid
ly rs to destroy his grocery store. co-nor
Collins and Decatur streets.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-15

There were thirty-seven deaths in
Charleston for the week ending the 10th !;
whites IT; colored 20.
Between twenty and thirty men have
been killed by grizzly bears in Califor-
MIA, during the past year.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-15

HOTEL ARRIVALS, September H. Nick
e''som Iiouse.-L. Z. Jones, Spnrtnnburg;
@. p. Hyde, Virginin; William Fraser,
Cannada; J. X. Reid, N. c.; A. Bum,
Georgia; J. 4. IIogc, Joseph Fl. John
son, Alabama; a. Herman, D. NJ
Mullons, Georgia.; Robert w. Potter.
Augusta; Daniel Pratt, Alabama; w. P.
Sproulc, Florida; A. Il. Reid, Georgia;
+. A. Williams, Baltimore; John P.
King, Augusta; Joseph N. Calcock,
Charleston; II. johnson, Mars Bluff;
Miss M. Mccall, Florence; L. P. Loring,
Sumter; George Q. Bolt, Alabama.
Columbia Hofel-W. Z. Prescott, Edge
field; II. J. Mccormack, J. D. Meyers.
w. II. jameson, Jr., j. w. O'Brien, DR..
FL. M. Bruins, wife and daughter, r.
Froneberger and wife, Charleston; A. H.
Seward, U. S. A; Samuel w. Melton, f.
p. Upper, b. b. McCreery, city; J. w.
Fowler, J. F. G. DnPre, J. II. Robert
son, Abbeville; II. d. Culp, Union; W.
@. Humphrey, A. A. Foster, Alex. MoBee,
Miss A. A. Mckay, Greenvil!e; Mrs.
Lowry, child and servant, Chester; s.
A. Agnew and ludy, Honen Path; p. X.
McCulIy, NJ Lesser and son. Anderson;
Leon We'll, Philadelphia; w. d. Kenne.
dY, Augusta; Robt A. Clark nuu wife
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-15

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hart " Co.-Hnrdwnre &c.
w. j. Etter- Notica.
Jncob Levin-Fnrnitur Mt Auction.
Union Council-Regular Convocation.
Acacia Lodge Extra Communication.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-23
Repentance Of wOu,a.b, snI1,so.

Suicide having of late become so stapIo an
item OF current news that wives for their hus.
bands, mothers for their sons, aud young Ia.
dies Tor their lovers, aro in hourly dread. The
Following story Of the Golden time" which has
never yet appeared in print. and which dem.
99nsua'cs 9is the efficacy Of homeopathic rene.
nles IN the treatment Of moral, as we'll as phys.
'oni diseases, may not be devoid of interest.
ngOnt oighteon years ago on old farmer liy-
Nind') correspondent Of the Cincinnati Timos'
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-23

A SUrbES GRANGE IL THE FINANCIAL Poi
iCY.-Owing to advices received from New
Hampshire and Connecticut, regarding the
probable success of tho Democratic party in
the Spring elections, several important con,
sultntions have been hold, to see what could
be done TO save the day. The first movement
was to get Mr.. Dawes to publish letter that
ho WAS still the friend of the Administration,
notwithstanding his recent speeches.; aud the
next hns been mi important result, reached by
the Ways and Means Committee, at their
meeting to-day, by which it WIS agreed to re.
duce tiixa,ion for tho Asca year commencing
July !, 1870, and ending July /, lS71.-JYdsh-
mgioR Dispdtch. ,..r...... ..l..a,I
II the probable success of The Democratic
party does that much for the benefit of the
people, what would be tic cFcc, IL it wcro tr.
umphant oil over the coutitry1 We submit
this question to those "patriots" who are con-
tinually prOting about tho terrible effects of n
Democratic national victory.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-23

THE BASK!-Tt has como to be the case that
whatever Objectionable is seen in tho action Of
any person or any party, in this State or
California, somebody says II is The bank Is do.
ing 1t. The defolcation in the State Treasury;
tho fire in the Gold Hill mines; the sco.saw
business in stocks; the censuro Of tho Treas.
urcr of this county by the grand jury the de.
preston of mining prospects, the shutting off
Of the water at Hamilton--all charged to the
Bank Of California. We propose to- have
Bostwick here pretty soon, and We sec IL the
Bank il making itself so numerous. We
can't stand all this, you know. White Pine
Nc,rs
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-23
ASSESSMENT SALE,

Columbia Gold and silver Mining Com
pany - Location OF Works: Cope District Elko
County, State Of Nevada. ...' ..r .... q.
NOTICE There delinquent upon the following
~ described stock ON account Of assessment levied
on the 18th day OF January. A. D. 1870. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the RESPECTIVE
shareholders, follows, ..... .. .. ..'.. -... -
..-.I .. No. Certificates. Shares Amount
T. g DreT....."...'.0... 400. 500 %
And In accordance with the law and an order of the
Board OF Trustees, made the 18th day of January
d. 1870 70 many shares Of each parcel OF said stock
as may be necessary Will be sold at the Office ofOLSEY
x o. No $40 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Oh
fHlDAi, the twenty-nnh t25thl day Of March, A. u.
le'O at II O'Clock NJ Of said day. to pay said delin.
qucnt assessment thereon together with costs Of Ad-
yeftsing and expenses ofsaie. ......
" II. z. WHEELER, Secretary
..-. ...r 90 ." Columbia q. 4 s. VI. Co.
Once Room No. II. SteveDs0n's Building. Corner
Of Montgomery and California Streets san Francisco
California. . W. IT. motd
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-23
Our only authorized Agents.

l. p. FISHER 20 and II New Merchants Esrhatl,e
IL our only authorized agent In San Francisco, CAL
HUDSON & NENET, Al Park Row. is our sole agent
IN New York City, M E.f... ... 4. ..... .. ...0. .
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-23
2 army, & o.SsUPPLIEsT Z
omes OF ths Acting A..'t auart.rm..,s.r,

CEALED PR0POSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
- 0hfee until IL O'Clock II. on TUESDAY, the 5th
day OF April 1870. for furnishing the Quarterasters
Department At this Post with supplies Of b.. u
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-23

SES,foR NYE ARRESTED BY A MussuLNAS-
At u Radical meeting held III Bangor, Me-,
Senator Nye was arrested at the suit Of n
Turkish diamond merchant. Two years ago,
while Nyo was travelling in the East, it APP
pears that he bought E75 worth Of trinkets,
had them charged, aud will not pay, hence
the suit. The Morning Star says "ITere is q
miserable Mohammedan who sends to this
country and has the nudncity to lay his hands
upon AN honorable Senator. The honor Of
tho Uuiied States has been assaled. Here iD
an United States Senator who condescends to
accept of miserable Turkish diamond mcrs
chant probably, Oh! horrorl with an extern
siyo harcm of poor Circassiars, u few haubles;
and amid the attractions of the golden horn,
and, perhaps, the intoxication Of the sweet
waters, unwittingly ncglects payment, and
Is pursued by AN ungrateful Turk; and i'll the
midst of political meeting. while upholding
the great principles of Radicalism. a dirty arm
of tho low seizes linn. ."-Omdhd Herd!d.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-23

young lady M Cavendish, W., killed q
skunk with n butcher knilc. Her lover came
TO see her that night, and told her he couldn't
marry her unless sho quit using such hair
piI
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-23

No less tha 800 diamonds have been found
on ono farm on tho Cape Of Good Hope.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
THE BaclDLyN cock FlGHT. As.

Yesterday the parties arrested at the instance Of
Mr. Bergh Ior aiding AMI abetting In cock nghtng
at tie saloon or James Giddings, In HUDSON avenue
we're taken before Justice Walsh. Samuel Norton,
James Brown, Peter Harklns, James Rlely, Thomas
Henry, Daniel Foley and George Belcher were
lined ten dollars each, iE default or watch they
were sent 10 jail for twenty-five days. James
GidulnRs, proprietor OF the premises la which tue
''leatneied arena" was situated, was admitted 10
ban. The examination In the case OF The following
prisoners was adjourned until Wednesday next:-
John Brennen, Wliilan Mali0D, Laniei MCLeary
Martin Randolph Michae Muady and Daniel
McUuire. Nj. Ber4il upon tne aIraisnment OF CID
olngs Dclore the Police Justice, moved that the
eisat l0wis now mt the police station be
coiiiscated, upon the ground that they are tile
tools oi these nen, just the knife anu the pistol
are the tools OF the assassin. TO return tnese fowls
10 their original owners would be In his opinion to
give them DacK TO the same brutal use winch mas
hitherto been Maue OF them. G,ddngs sand mat
II ANYTHING happened to these cocks he should
hold Mr.. Bergn responsible for cruelty to animals y
as they took chicken once before and 1t died from
their treatment.u
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2, ls7

WASHINGTON, req. z, 1870.
AMERICAN CITIZENS IN BRITISH PRISONS.
MI. SWAMI, from the Committee on Foreign Az
rairs, TO which referred resolution IN
70 The treatment of American citizens IN the prisons
OF Great Britain for political offences made report
closing with the following resolution
Resolved That the President OF the United States
n'ca.e to this House, IF not ncompare with the
Interest, any Information which 10 hts
edGe concerning American czens, whether native nat
uraael who be At this time conhned in the Ials
prisons oi 6rent Bran political olenccs facts
IN reaon 70 the treatment Of such prisoners
icci at liberty 10 communicate.
The report states that while expressing no opinion
on the truth or alsty OF the statements brought TO
the notice OF the committee, the committee deems
II us duty 10 express cordial sympalny III he sub
jcct vi The resolution 50 far to cooper ate IN the
endeavor 10 procure the fullest n0rlIaLun on the
1acLs mvolved not only as duty OF Christian
charity, put of obligation to adopted ci,lzeus.
The government should require, whene YER occasion
arises, a measure OF International tiout as wei
OF JusGce, tnat no American citizen wbetner
native or naluralzcd, shan De objected to ~ any
country or by any people without prompt aud ample
repardtOn.
MI, Cox, hem.) or n. " who had offered the
original resolution nlsJ addre sed the House lie
asked no hurried or indignant or ndecorous action;
only Inc lepreseatAtlol ~ tni5 government In the
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
RaD2snllS IN BlCcYlyp.

The residence OF Alexander Cunningham, No. s19
Chnton street, was burglariousy entered on Monday
night and $500 worth OF furs and jewery carried OIL
Ihe rogues were discovered, but made good their
escape with the piunder.
About $3.50 worth of wearing apparr was stolen
by sneak thiei on Tuesday evening last from the
residence of Mrs. Quick, No. 3!3 Dean street.
rive hunured and fifty dollars worth oi property
was stolen IRON the halldresslng establishment Cl
MI. Jonu Bene, No. 267 fulton aycnue on Tuesday
morning last.
Styer. ware and other articles OF Jewelry to the
Yale VI sl15 were stolen from the q Yelling house
OF - 1. Q1iMby washington stJ Cet oD Monday nlgaI
The New York herald., 1870-02-03

The steamship Eagle from Havana the Goth ult.,
arrived at ths port last night sne brings the full
particulars of the battle near Guamaro, between the
Cubans under General Jordan and the spanish
forces led by General Pueblo. The favors OF the
purser are acknowledged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-12
NEWEo.YE ELECTION FRAUDS.

Glariny Exhibit OF CorrnpiiOn--FIow the
Work Was DoEe-ssiient Evidence OF Guilt.
Queens county was never before SO greatly ex-
cited over political contest as 1t Is now. For up
wards Of six years the canvass has been controlled
by fraud IN Newtown. the most daring being that OF
three years ago, when Armstead G. Henry was
counted out by six hundred votes This fraud has
now peen surpassed by the canvass OF Tues.
day last, in which Baldwin was counted
out by several hundred votes Last year
when adwln ran against Austin he carried The
district by 054 majority, but 10 DO this he had to
carry the Town OF Hampstead, q republican strong
hold, by zoo majority. This the largest majority
ever obtained In the district. This year Baldwin
carried the town OF Hampstead by $50 majority over
Oakley, but Notwithstanding THIS the town Of New
town elects Oakley by $50 majority. The charge
OF fraud Is ably sustained by the lead
ing men in the town, and It has been
decided TO contest the seat. Several men
are known to have voted nine times EACH and Mr..
COOK asserts that in one district 800 more votes
were polled than there relided voters In the dis
trct. Volu,ninou5 testimony offered TO prove the
fraud, and some 10 the extent that the inspectors
We're bribed. A leaf OF silent testimony has been
found. III IL piece or paper containing a memo
randa OF the vote, which is as follows:-
Baldwin,. l.. go Everett. ........... 7i9
Oakley. ............ 2l5 -
lotal.. T,l2l
This is the iull extent Of the vote OF Newtown
but the returns show an aggregate vote of 2, 800
Newtown OF Al, but the inspectors show exactly
the reverse by $40 additional votes Testimony is
now being taken, and when concluded VIII show
most Glarlng fraud.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-12
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET LONDON, Nov. 11-4:2 P. M
Consos closed at $50 for money and account American
ieS. w tsnfores, IN Railway stocksEre ls34 Iii.
nos Central, III; Atlantic and Great Western, %.
FRANF0RT BOURsE.-F FRANKFORT, Nov ll-Unled States
hyewenty bonds quoted at 959 for the issue OF 1861
X NJ -Cctlon closed steady Mladlirq upan1s Sd md.
ding Orleans pad The sales Of the day foot 900
Daes including OU Tor export aud speculation The stock
az sea bound to ths port Is estimated At 29 bales, Of
which 5000 are American.
The sales of the week bales of which 5000
were taken for export and 0V for speculation The stock
IN port IL estimated at 400 bales, of which b 900
Of which 1900 were American.
TRADE IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Nov 1.-THE mar
ke for yarns aud fabrics at Manchester is dull.
LIVERPOOL BnEADsTUFrs MARKET.--LIvERPooL, Nov.
u-Wheat los lid. per cena! for California white and IS.
I'd vs. led for new Western spring. Peas, 3s 81.
quarter for Canada Tho receipts Of wheat tho past three
Gays have been quarters Of which were American
LIVERPOOL PRoyIsIoNs ADMINISTRATIONS, Nov.
H,-P M-PorS, ZOOS per Dbl FOR Eastern prime
r. M--Talloy, i2a. 3D. per cwt.
LONDON PaopUcE MAeXEr.-LoanoN, Nov. II 430 r
TslIaw. d3s, I'd -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-12

THE CALIFORNIA LoTTERY--A BAD EXAM
PLE.-The recent drawing OF lottery in Cal
iforaia for the ostensiblo benefit of a Megcan-
tile Library Association, and the widespread
gratuitous advertising given the affair, is
likely to create lottery fever among the pea
pie calculated 10 lead to unfortunate results
No doubt vast crop OF bogus lottery schemes
viii be produced therefrom, all intended to
cheat the public and enable a horde OF rascas
to pocket the cash of the crcdulous. The peo-
pie should be on the alert for all new tangled
lottery schemes, gotten UP specially to rol
them Of their money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-12
lake CITY. Nov. IL. ]

IAhE UIFY, NOV. II, 1870.
iheie was small riot here the night before the
erection, caused by the NEGROES with arms patadlng
the streets. Thirty or forty shots were fired. Two
negroes were slightly wounded. None OF the whites
were hurt. The negroes had shot guns ana m s.
kcts and the whites had pistols. After firing a vol
ICY INTO The wlitcs the negroes scattered.
Inc cieellon throughout the stale passed of
uuielN. SON parties worked hard. The returns ND
70 to-day Indicate that the conservatives have ear
iied lne STATE eectlng their Goa FRESHMAN ana Lieu
tclant Governor. Seven strong republican counties
give them 3.7oo majority. Ten conservative cotn-
ties give conservative majority OF 2,0Ue. Sixteen
othef conservative counties TO hear from WIN place
then ahead OF the republicans BON houses oil the
Legislature are conservative.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-12

FURTHER ACCOUNTS reach rs Of the distress
which prevails in France, and which has been
aggravated by the action Of the authorities in
Selling all the funds in the savings banks. To
those persons Of the poorer classes who had
laid aside few dollars for rainy day this
will prove severe misfortune. Considering
that the forcible dispossession of their money
cannot fail to render them disafected, it seems
to us thai the republican government, as
matter Of policy, should have let their savings
alma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-12

ST. LOUIS Now ii, 1870.
Complete returns from this county give Brown
1926; McClurg, 4,Gl2; Browns majority, 1854.
Fifty-four counties give Brown 4I,795; McCurg
10,Ss4; majority for Brown. 3o9i1. These indicate
that Browns majority in the State VIII reach IRON
$4,000 to AZ, 900.
The Republican claims TO have returns and est-
mates from ninety five counties. The following Is
the result for the e:-House-Democrats,
81; fusion 49, lincrais 10; republicans, 20. Senata-
Democrats, Z: fusion Z; liberals /; republicans, 2
The liberals have their County Marshal Clerk OF
the Circuit Court aud ASS slant Prosecuting Attor-
ney for Inc Court ot Criminal Correction. The demo-
Gratis have all the other county Officers by handsome
malori,i - including judges Of inc Circuit Court.
Returns from the STATE indicate Browns majority
to be $4,000, aud That IL may reach 1000.
Hayens, regular republican,, was elected In the
Fourth district by small majority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-12
TIL. PACl COAST.

Arrest Of Express u cbbers- 100000 OF Stolen
Funds Recovered.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IL, 1870.
Two OF the Reno railroad robbers have been cap.
tured ana there are prospects OF the arrest Of the
remainder OF them. About $4,000 OF the money
taken at the first robbery the Pacific Railroad has
been recovered.
Behring's Island on the 9th or October Her crew
were saved.
The 100000 prize in the Mercantile Library lottery
was paid to-day. The holder OF The prize authorized
the disbursement Of $40, 900 for charitcs-S5 900 N
San Francisco and SIS, 900 In New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-12
Personal Intelligence.


President Grant is on visit to Philadelphia on
private business He arrived in that city last night.
Major A. II. Pruyn, OF Kingston, and General s.
Owens, OF Savannah, are at the New York Hotel.
Colonel ]. Wills, OF Virginia, Is temporarily stay
ing at the Hoffman House.
Henry Farnum, Of New Haven, who lately SUBJ
scribed 100000 TO the erection Of new wing TO
Yale Coege,i at present stopping at the Albemarle
HOTEL
W. d. Bishop, President of the New York ana New
Haven Railroad is guest at the Albemarle Hotel.
Mr.. john G. vassar of poughkeepsle has engaged
rooms at the Hoffman House.
Colonel G. G. Hammond, OF Chicago tile first Gen.
eral superintendent OF the Union Pacific Railroad
IS at present stopping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel. He
visits the city ollciay in the interest OF the COM
pany.
Ex-Governor John Evans, of Colorado sailed yes
terday on the steamer Scotia for Europe.
Mr.. stephen Preston, the most popular intellI-
gent and capable diplomatic representative ever
sent by Hayti to the United States left this city last
evening for Washington to assume his official rela-
tons.
Commodore Vanderbilt, accompanied by William
II. Vanderbilt G. W. Chaplin, president OF the Boston
aud Albany Railroad; w. Wagner, superintendent
OF the drawing room cars; J. Tlinghast, supcrn-
tendent or the New York Central Railroad, and
Richard Schell, arrived at Oswcgo yesterday on
special train over the Oswego and rome road. The
party took survey OF The city in carriages, attended
by number Of leading citizens, aud at four O'Clock
left for Utica.
The Most Rev. f. N. Blanchet, Archbishop or
Oregon City, arrived here last night from Liverpool
In the steamship Helvetia.
G. Walter Allen, Of the Boston Advertiser, Is at the
Everett House, bound for Washington to relieve sid.
ney Andrews as correspondent Of that sheet. An.
drews returns to his editorial duties In Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-12
TENNESSEE.

state Senator shot Negro Murdered by n
NFoD.
NASHVILLE, Nov II, 1870.
Thomas A. Pcebcs Senator elect from Maury
county, was shot ana killed yesterday, near Spring
I'm, by Il. A. Pointer. The difficulty was OF per-
sonal character. Pointer acted in scll-delence.
Wednesday night Q party OF masked raiders took
a negro from his house at Normandy station, on
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, ana shot
ln.
The Representatives elected to Congress from
Tennessee are X. X. Butler AMI Horace MAYNARD
republicans ~ Il. Garrett John W. Bright j.
Golladay, ". Z. Whtehouse K. u. Caldwell and w
w. Vaughan, democrats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-12
The Ell SC TONS.
Now York.

ALBANY, Nov H. 1870
The Argus claims sixty-sly democrats TO s,xty-two
republicans IN The Assembly It's special dispatches
reported the election OF VIM. Ferguson Ia Franklin
county, Duncan Griffin IN Warren county, John ].
Mason IN Fulton ana Hamilton counties Henry $.
JOY In wyoming county, ana J. o. Montayire in the
SECOND districs OF Orange county. They are all
democrats
the J0nfndrs srecial dispatches. which 1t consd.
efs reliable makes the House OF Assembly con tst OF
slXy-ionr republicans and sixty-iour democrats.
ihey give IN Steuben county James e. Bcpnet,
uehoclal, aud A. e. Barney, republican; and III III
ton ana Hamilton. Mortimer Wade, republican.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-12

Fatal Conclusion OF n Family Gunrrel-A
Gambler SHOT By His Wiic.
CHICAGO, Nov. IL, 1876.
About one week since Mr.. ana Mrs. George Han.
son arrived at Marshaltown, Iowa, for the purpose
OF visiting some friends On the evening of the sth
Hanson commenced abusing his wife in most ats
graceful manner. He at last seized her ana struck
her several blows, whereupon she drew revolver
and discharged n SIX barrels at him. three Of which
t0cK effect, laying nm dead at her feet. Hanson
at Duluth, Mimi, where he made an assault on The
editor Of the Duluth Mtnnesottan. He was a des-
peradO OF the most cruel kind,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-12
LOulS!AH

Murder in New Orleans Tho Baton Rouge and
EOnaldsonvi;le Disturb anccs.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. II, 1870
Edward Moore, barkeeper on board the steamboat
TahlequaI was shot aud killed by John Lecrolx.
The murderer escaped.
The revenue cutter Wilderness has gone to Baton
Rouge to remove the riot prisoners to q place OF Sc
curty.
Donaldsonvlle Is quiet. and but little damage has
been done by the fire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-12

THE INDIANA DIVORCE LAws.-The Indian
apolis Journal says tue divorce laws of In
diana and the manner in which they have
been administered by the courts there have
brought lasting disgrace upon the State. That
Is about the truest thing an Indiana paper has
sad since the State canvass began aad ended.
Now apply the remedy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-12
WEST VlR GINA.

Acquitfnl of Miss Matte Baflan, for Shooting
Her sedncer.
WHEELING, Nov. H. 1870.
The trial OF Miss Matte Batham for the murder OF
w. j. McNash was concluded today. inc jury
brought in verdict OF mot guilty." 1t VIII be
rccolectcd that about year ago Miss Bathanl, who
had been seduced by McNash visited him at his
boa riding house and demanded the ful1lment or his
promise TO marry her. Upon his refusing TO do SO
she deliberately drew pistol and shot him dead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-12

A REQUEST TO MIR. Boutwell,. The Chicago
Tribune (republican organ) wants Secretary
Boutwell, to explain in his annual report, which
he is now preparing, if he cannot do SO sooner,
why the interest on the various Pacific Rail-
road bonds, guaranteed by the government,
and heretofore regularly paid, has never been
collected from the companies The amount
of bonds issued to each road and the interest
now due are as iolloWs:-