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Evening star., 1870-01-06

The New York money narkct Is percertbly
ess'er and we hear OF no loans on pledge OF gov
ernment bonds or railway shares above seven
Per cent currency. At this rate, however Inn
70 have no difhcufty In FUZZY employing th.Ir
balances The banks having western ceanec-
tons ere receiving small smsants from that
section. Rates OF New York exchanges at Cin-
cinnsti ore also favorable 90 receipts from that
point An the nataral Indications Sf the money
market point 60 ease. In the market for COM
merc.ai PAPER strictly nrst-clsS acceptsncee sell
readiiy at ten per cent while the extreme range
on rates u eight TO eleven. Inferior grades OF
aeceptsnces and sineie-named paper are irresu-
lar and move les freely
Evening star., 1870-01-06

MAIL ReBBERIEs IN CoLoRADO.-P0stmaste
General Creswell received despatch yesterday
from Denver City, Colorado, informing him
Denver and Cheyenne City were stopped Tues
day morning by an armed body of men, and the
mail pouches taken and rifled Of their contents
This Is the second time that the mails have been
robbed on that route since Christmas, and il ap-
peas that there IL an organised body Of thieves
Mr. Creswen has requested the Secretary Of
War to detail troops TO guard the mail coaches
The Denver News OF December 9th SAYS, the
mail which left Denver Christmas day was
robbed by two highwaymen about twenty-five
or twenty-three miles that side of Cheyenne.
The entire outfit. mails, coach and horses were
taken, and the driver (Brown) and three way
passengers, all unarmed, were driven away.
The driver reached Cheyenne and gave the
alarm, and the United States Marshal OF Wyo-
ming, with posse Of men, started In pursuit.
Sixty cavalrymen left Fort ID. A. Russell In pur-
suit also. The mail was Q very valuable one.
Evening star., 1870-01-06
Dry GOO(D9.

The wholesale transactions in dry goods the
last week in the year are always small, and the
rule. In domestic cotton there has T been ems" Iess 8
done than usual; but this curtailment has had
no effect upon prices. Unbleached shirtings
ana sheetings are without quotable changes
since last weeks report. Laurel d., Appleton
A., and Indian Head are held at 16 cents; Stark
Standards and Ozark at 15x cents. Bleached
shirtings and sheetings have been in rather
prices are firmly maintained. New York Mills
in first hands are held at 22x cents, MsnyilIe
zoos at 20 cents Wamsuttas are only sold for
future delivery at the then current rates.
Printing cloths have declined about cent
yard, the lively speculation having suffered
slight and very natural reaction. The quota
ton at the close Of the week was sX cents for ca
standard quality. Prints have been very dull:
the present season being q transitional period
from the dark winter effects to the lighter ones
for early spring, which are not fully upon the
market Sprague's fancies are held at 11x
cents, less per cent. Ginghams are very quiet
Like prints, the season Is over for dark cOlOrlngs
and the light for spring are not yet offered. No
change in prices: Muslin de laines are not i'm
last week for the holiday trade; but the season is
over, and prices are steady. Pacific Company,s
sell at 20 CENTS Lowell plain at Is cents; brocade
WOollens are generally dull for all descrip-
tons OF fabrics. The clothing houses are begin
ming to make their purchases Of cloths; but sales
meres and satinets are in better demand but
prices are rather unsettled, the manufacturers
waiting for the tone Of the market to be deyel-
Oped before fixing on the rates for the coming
season. Flannels are firm in price, the stock in
nrst hands being exceptionally low for the sea-
son. But the demand Is confined mostly TO
single bales 10 make up assortment. American
linens undergo fewer fluctuations than almost
any other class Of domestic fabrics. The sales
are very small, but prices are steady. United
States Flax Companys narrow brown crash sells
IN, 4
panys unbleached crash is held at Is cents for
T-inch.
Foreign goods, as usual at this season. are
very dull; except for Q few specialities there Is
next to nothing doing. The demand win be too
small for some time to affect the market prices.
The importers are busily engaged in soparine
their accounts, and in most cases the balance
VIII be on the right side; but the late heavy fall
In the price Of gold has entailed = very severe
loss on those who were caught with large With
drawais on hand from bonded warehouses
The actual importatious for December are CON
aderably In excess Of the amount for l6Gs.-N.
r. xndepesdeaf.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

LONDON, Jan. 6.-An extract from Mr.
stoves Lady Byron vindicated,, Containing
l,lSl words, was received by the Anglo-Ameri,
can and Atlantic Gables last evening, and was
Gazetteis American Correspondent adds -
" here in America public indignation at the
conduct OF Mrs. Stowe in this matter has ONLY
oeen intensided by this so-called defence
Evening star., 1870-01-06

IThe Richmond Wing urges virginians 10
utilize the products Of their orchards and gar
dens by canning fruit, and not send their pro-
ducts on to foreign manufacturing corpors<ions.
n0A Montgomery County farmer was arres-
ted in Philadelphia, on Saturday, charged with
swindling his customers BY false weight His
mode OF procedure was 10 place piece Of meat
ON some paper, and as he lifted both, to take up
aPeene weight under the paper, and 20 weigh
Ill together. oFb 8 - . - = 3 =
HIn The wyening House recently distin-
guNneo member, seeking 70 sustain o paint o.
ORDER, partially removed his 0uter garment. and
rem1rkcd, sAf. Speaker: II some reliable man
} tnmAA Aaf be = cat OF crder.n Il = needless
% senask that tie point Of 0rder vas sustained.
RThs cengssoational church, in Peoria, H.,
10 trying the ffee seat system, and secures its
rack Of each seax, into which eamal attsndAnts
cast thedr .gifoS en4 seGnlr worShippefs put
their weekly heeallmen6 intp envelopes on
Evening star., 1870-01-06
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SPECIAL REPORTS.

The Telegropher's Strike IN the On
Regions.
Special 10 TIE Ereninp Star.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 6.-The oil men of this
city and entire "oil' interests here have With
drawn their patronage from the Western Union
Telegraph Company until the operators. Who
are now out on strike, are re-instated.
The "ol" interest here represents a capital
or over $50 900 600, and upholds the operators In
their movement.
Evening star., 1870-01-06
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were $3.50. .23s.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

REAFPoINTKD.-Postmas General Creswel
has re-appointed VIM. U. Saunders, Special
Agent of the Department.
Evening star., 1870-01-06
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Rank Of England Serious Ri~s
Ireland.

1elegroPked Esclssipely 10 he Evening .xor.
LONDON, Jan. e.-By the weekly statement of
the officers or the Bank Of England, published
to-day, il appears that the amount of bullion in
the vaults has decreased roo 600 pounds sterling
since last week -
There are rumors that quite a serious riot has
occurred near Longford, i'm Ireland, attended
with loss OF life.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

The HOUSE Posi- OFFICE COMMITTEE has re-
turned here from New York and Boston, and
will submit their report early next week.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

tuIeo smonng tobacco-
dealers in manufactured tobacco of New York
city, asking that no curtailment be made I'm the
present facilities for bonding manufactured to-
bacco, Commissioner Delano has given assur-
ance that he does not intend, as at present ad-
vised, to make any change in the present export
bonded warehouses, or curtail any facilities
which they now enjoy. so long as the interests Of
the Government remain secure, and no detri-
ment be sustained to the revenue under the
present system.
ATTORNEY GENERAL HoAR.-It is stated in
correspondence from this city, that in q CONVEX
sati0n with some of his friends Judge Hoar re-
marked that the President never would, with
his consent, withdraw his nomination from the
Senate; that it was strange that Senators should
get up the cry of locality at this time; that he
thought that was mere subterfuge to join the
votes Of the Democrats with those carpet-bag-
gers Of the South who were not satisfied with
Gen. Grants course in regard to appointments.
be further said: "It Is well known that during
the last two years Of Mr.. Johnson's administra-
on,0ffices were a sort of bargain business. Sem
ator would pledge the confirmation of Demo-
crat if Mr.. johnson would nominate 2 Republi-
can for some other Office, and so on. This Gen.
Grant had decided to knock in head, and he (the
Attorney General) had seconded the President
in that respect, had consequently had brought
He remarked that Senators Conklng and Ed
munds were angry scith him because Judge
woodruff had been nominated Circuit Judge
admirer of Judge Hale. He " was sure that the
action of the Senate, in his own case, would but
strengthen him, and that such a course but in
sured his stay in the Cabinet. He preferred to
be in the Cabinet, and for six weeks he objected
to the President nominating him to the judge
ship" He further said, " do not care really
about either place; would much prefer to re-
turn to my old home and practice, but L am
here as Republican and friend of the Presi-
dent, and no plots of Democrats and dissatisfied
Republicans shall make me falter in NV tu-
ties" In answer to a direct question he said =
'' The President will not Withdraw nv name; I
shall, through my Republican friends, insist
upon a vote on my nomination. do not pro-
pose to resign my position in Cabinet If 1 am
not confirmed. have promised as much to the
President to-day"
The Attorney General was then questioned in
regard to the confirmation of Judge SAWYER and
Judge Pearre, the only two Circuit judges who
have not yet been confirmed. He said some
charges of personal character were made
against Judge Sawyer. but they have been en-
tirely removed; while the objection against
Judge Pearre appeared to him to arise from the
fact that there were q number Of aspirants for
the particular circuit for which he was nomi-
mated. He felt quite sure that both gentlemen
would be confrmed-at any rate, their names
would not be withdrawn. He announced that
he was going to work at once to prepare his ar
guments for the many cases that are to be tried
this ensuing term Of the Supreme Court.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

nYSt Louis thinks ii can raise by subscription
5000, 900 for Its proposed worlds fair.
IA white woman named Newcomb h undsr
ty, Va, for marrying anegro.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

ONWEDNEsDAY EVENING NEXT the President
will entertain the members Of the Diplomatic
corps at dinner. Secretary Fish and Senator
Sumner will also be among the guests.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

M. M. NOAH, now editorially connected with
the Infeitgeneer, Is son Of the late Major Noah,
OF New York journalistic fame, and is a true
"chip Of the old block" He wasfor some wears
connected with the Alta California newsnaner
Evening star., 1870-01-06

RECEIPTS FROM CUsToMs--The receipts from
customs at the ports below named for the week
ending December 31st, were as sfOllows:-Boston.
sl96, 6,Slo4S; New York, 81 ,344 900; Philadelphia.
s55,645.Ss; Baltimore, s101, 1928; San Francis
CO, sS4 ,971.9s. Total, 1,7S2, ,15O.61.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

The NAVAL RANK Observation-Disclosures bill
will be presented in the House next week to set
tie the existing difficulties between the line and
stan OF the navy. 1t is called a compromise
measure, and is said to embrace the views OF
nine-tenths of the staff.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

THR JUDICIARY COMMITTEE OF the Senate
are said to be unanimous for Senator Trumbulls s
bill prohibiting Senators and members from en-
dorsing applicants for federal offices and will re-
port it next week.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

REPRESENTATIVE DAWES returned to the CITY
last night from a brief visit to his home in
Massachusetts,. His daughter, whose illness
called him home, has recovered.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

A NAVAL GENERAL CoURT-MARrIAL has been
ordered to convene at the Naval Academy at
AnnaI oils, Nd, on Tuesday next, the 11th in
slant, for the trial of several midshipmen of the
first and second class, for violating the rules
and regulations Of the Academy. The court is
to be composed of the following-named officers
Capt. Napoleon B. Harrison, President; Lieu
tenant Commanders Silas Casey, George W.
Hayward, Henry F. Picking and Lieut.. Thomas
p. Wilson, members; and John w. Bell, ESQ.,.
Judge Advocate.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

TIE ENGLISH STEAMER MONARCH, having on
board the remains of the late George Peabody,
accompanied by the U. s. steamer Plymouth,
will arrive at Portland, Maine, about the 25th
inst. The Monarch is unable to 60 to Boston on
account Ct her drawing too much water. Off
cial information received of Capt. McCoomb, of
the Plymouth, announces that they have taken
the Southern passage by way of Madeira and
Barbados. The monitors Miantonomah and
Terror will sail from Boston in the course of n
few days for Portland, to escort the funeral
fleet into the harbOr.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

PROMOTED. B. Cleveland has been promo
ted from Sd to 4th class, and Thomas s. Chappell
from 1st to I'd class clerks in the First Auditors
office.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

TIE Bucyrus (O.) Fbrxm comes to the defence
Of Congressman Mungen for his favoring re-
pudiation. And 1t predicts that the sssmOulder-
ing financial volcano, whose crater IL now
reseirs;, W -,s, ~ IL s -. 49, S.s vssneia
subterranean depths Ike another Etna and
bury bondholder and bond under the molten
lava Of irretrievable ruin" : 4 :
Evening star., 1870-01-06

The Last Of the Yacht Meteor.
7etegrophed Exclusively to The Evening Star.
MARsEILLEs. Jan. 6.-Lorillard has blown mn
ana destroyed his yacht Meteor, which was re.
Gently wrecked near Tunis
Evening star., 1870-01-06
A APosT OFFICE has been established at Poir
Lookout, Md.

PERsoNAL-E. Lopez, son of the fugitive
President Of Paraguay, is in the city. ....Gens.
Augur and Heintzelmen are in the city.
''''Capt. A. HI. Stanton, of the LIST United States
Cavalry, died at Wheeling a few days ago.
.'''J. T. Gilmer, Of Salt Lake City; Governor
Flanders, Of Louisiana; Gen. wadsworth, of
San Francisco, and Ex-Governor Wells, of Va,
are at Willard's.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

The BALL of the Midshipmen, at the Nava
Academy, Annapolis, comes off tomorrow even
ing. The President and Cabinet have been in.
vited.
Evening star., 1870-01-06
The Captain General Of Porte Haeo
R01DOne0.
1ele1ropAed Exclusipelu 70 The Ereninn Sns

dAyANA, Jan. 6-Advices have been received
from Porto Rico to the 30th of December' The
Captain General Of the island had recovered.
he was Iosoned with verdigris by eating meat
that had been kept in a metal box.
The flour market is overstocked.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

1etegTdpAed Exclasireiy TO The Erening Star.
PARIS, Jan. 6.-During the week Just passed
heavy outflow of specie from the Bank of
France has continued. The amount i'm the
vaults to-day is thirty-one million eight hum
dred thousand francs less than last Thursdav.
Evening star., 1870-01-06
The Cuban InsurrectiOn at an End
In Madrid.
TeleQrdphed Exclxsi,
TO The Erening Star.

1eiegraphed Esciusireiy TO The Erening Star.
MADRID, Jan. 6.-Advices have Just been re-
ceived here from New York, which state that
the Cuban insurrection has been ended by or
der of the Cuban Junta in New York.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

DISPATCHES to the Chicago Tribune say that
Congressman Hopkins passed away with words
of love to friends, and the prayer, %, Lord, re-
ceive my soul"
Evening star., 1870-01-06

The WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE reassem-
bled yesterday, six of the nine members being
present. The committee think that there is a
probability that they may make a report next
week.
Evening star., 1870-01-06
NEW NoRK-vuRsr BOARD,
By BaAkers' and Brokers Telegraph.
Lewis johnson q Co. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets As foIlows.

In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-First Board-U \. es.
ISL, coupon, lt6; 5-2e's, iS62. COUPON, Ils:
e-Bs. ls4, coupon, fl3k; 5-2Ds. 1855. coupo n.
ll3&; s.9's new, 1865, coupon, II2 =; s-2O's isS7
coupon, ll2si 5-2o's 1855, coupon, ii2.; io-4O's,
coupon, 10; Currency 6s, io9K; Canton, A.:
Cumberland, IS Quicksilver, IS; MariI,csa,
IN; do pref1d, is; Western Union TeIegrsnh'
81 \; Boston Water Power, Il; Pscinc Mail, a.
New York Central, seA; Erie, p i; Erie pref j,
trail, III 4; Michigan{Southern, IS \ Illinois Cen
tral, lSS; Cleveland and Pittxbure. NJ.
Northwest, 6sk; Northwest preferred, 81
Rock Island, 1oS 4; Fort Wayne, ssS; Alton a :
Terre Haute, - Toleoo and Wabash. 81,
Chicago and Alton, 143k; Chicago and Al,
prefd, 14Sk; Ohio and Mississippi certificat.
ZS; Adams Express, g; Wells Express, I9
American Express, S4k; United States Expres,
%; Merchants Union Express, 8. Mark:
strong. Gold, l2oxal2ox.
fBy Cable.l
LONDON, Jan. 8, p. m.-Consols, for money
an and "a. account, saSaS Bonds, 'e2, g; e5, sea.;
Atlantic, 25X. "'
PARIs. jam. e-1 p. m.-Rentes nominal az
73f. 95c. Bourse easy.
LIVERPOOL, JAM 8, 4 p. m--Cotton market
quiet. Sales, 10000 bales. Mid Hing Uplands,
nkax; Middling Orleans, I1xaS.
Evening star., 1870-01-06
lNDIsPENSABLE.

There are some simple remedies indispensable in
any family. Among these, the experience o. years
assures should be recorded PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. For both inter-
nal and external application we have found 1t of
great value; especially can we recommend it for
colds, rheumatism, or fresh wounds and bruises
Carisfiaa Era. de Il I'm
Evening star., 1870-01-06

WHEN CONGRESS MEETS, a western member
OF the House will introduce a new census bill in
which section will provide that no State shall
have the number Of representatives diminished
in the Forty-second Congress. 1t is hoped by
this section that the new appointments can be
applied to the next Congress. The idea or
September session is losing ground even among
the western members. The power of appoint
ment will be devolved on the Secretary of the
Interior.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT refused to con-
time the Postal treaty with the United States
but now offer compromise, in which their
former demands are considerably moderated
What is proposed does not come up to Mr.
Cresswell's standard, and he has therefore re-
fused the terms proposed.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

COLLECTOR CASEY, Of New Orleans, who 1.
now in this city, is engaged in making a reor.
ganization of the force in the custom house, and
has submitted to Secretary Boutwell, list OF
changes, transfers, &C., which he desires to have
approved.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

Pure and reliable, obtained from fresh and health
llyers, and unsurpassed by any yet produced. Sol
by all respectable druggists. j. MIlHAUS Sons
1c3 Broadway, ". Y. ia 3-F&Tlm
Evening star., 1870-01-06

PRINCE ARTHUR will visit Washington to-
wards the close Of this month, for the especial
purpose Of calling on President Grant before
visiting other portions Of the United States. He
will remain about a month, and be the guest of
Mr.. Thornton, the British Minister. Afterwards
he will 60 to New York, and remain several
daye, =
Evening star., 1870-01-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

NJ ALTON Al THEAT IRE.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF
Mr.. AND MRS. w. J. FLORENCE,
Who will appear to- night, for the only time, in
DOMBEY Il SON.
Can't Cuttle....... Mr. W. J. FLORENCE
Supported by a Great Cast.
To conclude with the Comedietta Of the
YOUNG ACTRESS.
GRAND ZANFRETTA MATINEE on SATUR-
pay at O'Clock. 1t
Evening star., 1870-01-06

GEoReIA.-The President, in General Orders
No. I, series Of 1870, just issued, directs that 30
much Of General Orders No. lo3, dated Head
quarters, Third Military District, Department
Georgia, Florida and Alabama,l Atlantis,
Geersia, July q, 1868, and 30 much Of General
Orders No. 65, dated Headquarters Of Army,
July q, 1883, as refers to the State Of Georgia,
Il hereby countermanded. Brevet Major GEN
eral Terry Is ordered to exercise until further
orders, within that State, the powers Of the
commander Of military district, as provided by
the act OF March 2, 1859, and the acts supple
mentary thereto, under his assignment BY Cen
eral Orders No. S3, dated Washington, Decem-
Der ~, 1850. +.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

HxHRY WARD BxDcHERs CuuRcH-Mr.
beecherS annual auction Of choice reserved
sea1s In Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, came on
on Tuesday night In the church. Mr. Beecher
encouraged the sale BY hs presence. The
bidding was quite spirited. Mr.. Care carried OF
the best seat, which 70 near to the stare and or
chestra, paying e6l5 therefor, including TIE an
nualrent. Mr.. Bowen, Of the Independeut and
Mr.. Cla1in, the dry goods prince, paid respec-
lively 900 and e4S5 for the next best selecfions
The net sum realized was larger than in anv
previous year, and shows that Mr.. Beecher,s
at1activeness - Q "star" preacher has mot
declined.-Woyld
Two BRoTHKRs, living in Arlinxton. Van
Buren county, Mich, were married ; short tine
since by Their stepf ather, who IL justice of the
peace, the youngest one marrying his cousin.
while the elder married his niece, eirl Of four,
teen. ne being nesrly q old again. recent
msnua&e IN bree0sville has excited some com
ment. Both parties were prominent Spiritual
isls; Inc lsdy was . vell-knoWn medium
and speaker. Not deeming IL nece@ary %
procure the service Of cIereyman. thew tni
each other by the hand end peomised d care
iof ana Iove each other untl death should
~Calieo balls enliven Toronto.
~Connecticut b importing English sshelp.r !.
R0ne hundred millions OF people in the
world speak Enslish, or words 70 that effect
~Eighteen Roman Catholics have seats I'm
the new Massachusetts, Lseislature.
The manufacturer of Cardin giants win
oe hSWhng for proeeeton shoFty-N. =. Post.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

Havana Market.
Te'egrcphed ESclusipely to The Evening .Nar.
HAVANA, Jan. 6.-Exchange declining.
Evening star., 1870-01-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DISEASES OF THE SCALP
PRODUCE GRAY HAIR AND BADNESS, |,
The use OF
HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
win restore it to its natural color and promote its
growth.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail
Il. p. HALL CO.,
"a 3deo&Wlm Nashua, N. H., Proprieters.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

NAVAL ACADEMY AND HARVARD BOAT RACE.
Mr.. A. j. Kane, Of Harvard University, had an
interview with Admiral Porter yesterday, and
obtained permission for the Annapolis Naval
Academy Boat Club to row a race with the crew
Of the junior class Of Harvard University, in
which there is only one OF the boats crew that
rowed in England. Admiral Porter expressed a
desire that the race should be either at Annapo-
lis or West Point, between six-oared boats. Mr..
Kanegoes goes to Annapolis to-day to perfect
the matter.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

WAeHinsrok, Jan q, ls7o---Iay Cooke a Co
furnish TIE following quotations Of Governmen,
Evening star., 1870-01-06

w Hitch URST GALLERY
w GRAND PANORAMIC Exhibition.
MAMMOTH ILLUMINATED VIEWS OF THE
WAR, and other M MAGNIFICENT REPRESENTA-
TIONS every evening, and on "Wednesday and Sat
uarday afternoons, at the WHITEHURST GAL
LERY, 424-6 Pa. ave., bet. Al and 9Th SITS. Excel
lent Music.
Evening Exhibitions open at 71x o'clock; Matinees,
wednesdays and saturdays,) at 3a D. m. Admit
tance. 25 cts, Children, Is cts. Special rates to
~ PICTURES OF ALL KINDS, AS USUAL,
TAKEN, DAY AND NIGHT ia l-tf
Evening star., 1870-01-06

PERFECT MANHOOD.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN ON the evils Of
SELF-ENERyATION, with certain help for the
erring and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter enve
lopes, free Of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCI-
ALTON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. se 23-eoam
Evening star., 1870-01-06

Mr.. JuLIANs HEALrH.-We regret to learn,
rs We do from the home Of Hon. George W..
Julian, that an eminent physician Of Indian
apolis expresses the opinion that the aflment of
that gentleman IL q premonitory symptom of
softening Of the brain, and considers that entire
and absolute rest from business or care of any
kind is indispensable, and that in fact bis life
depends upon it. Mr.. Julian has suffered for q
long time from extreme nervousness and in
ability TO sleep; but We had been encouraged to
We still entertain the hope that his case is not 20
indicate. -