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ST, LOUIS, Nov,

A party Of railroad men, representing
tho 81 Joseph 81 Council Biufs, Pennsyl'
I9Pia oeRtFa! Ri|tsSUEg4p p.E e EsypS ID !
Ohio and MIss'sIppI roads who 1So. hayf ,I,i
leave tonight for. Louisville and Clncin.
nall Among other things they concluded
anon fs 10 open o handsome ticket office
III London, and plhrF principal title on
The European continent, for tue, purpose
orsupplying peoplsfetthnihgt to Of Wishing
America with tickets pTeF any American
road
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AUSTRIA.
" fHid CHiI1fnrt .fnr Frnnce.

4 o. kSSggtsS SSPSt5 Sit 49, ASIt Ssu
Y mon GpyiT-r iyul I1GVTEENA1 Nov. u.
Neue Frele press regrets that the French
IEfoxernmeut, having asked Tor armistico.
objected tn the reasonable demands Of
Prussia .g'L ,-r7r1lT yrndfiH al 2
- '4a'l ''a" y" 'VYENNA, November 1s.
sThe FREQ Psrsso confirms the identity
of the English and AustriatEhobles to the
RuSsiGI' Emperor. HDhHkHoks
|. J The rlm6r Of The resignation, ,of Buest
Is discrcdited by the Official Journals,
which pronounce the story 'on'Whlch the
rumor Is founded, rs whollY;u1tFuc.
LoSD5St Nov. 1s.
Awell informed SGrfftbs 8PS6Sddeat, writing
from Vienna, says: II the FetsbNns desire
for the revision Of the Paris treaty OF 1886
had been submitted u the G6ther signcrS
q laymble 7eauh might shaVeD PIBucd. The
course, however, that, Russia has seen fl
to take createsIa sfIS6 Situation. shaking
all the settled sletatsGiob tha European
policy, and compelling, common action ia
resist her demands. vi SlSe TO 4,
,asI1IM 8 eeST+kQ
oer,G GiERM AN. Y.
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{ !: ,y.NeiWtl York PF9sdR5sy.e y.eI&ASE1II.

TDg ,,' ,,ols pd oiNEE6IY6 E0IlEbE e. h
cof8sE p RGBHPa va f's5 ,t Apt Rt l9Ep' TaI9' 2 @
WI TFISpR1Good tits deaiifd 1t faHb.iSessY" Z
b. GHkuTL TLWheAtihpOOd demand d9unttDprinE al
81 4ObI a; winter Fen amber d. A4ai 1,t ,IRyS
0uIot and unchanged. Oats RGtiY9 Ind 9Vnneed;
western 'G086Ic; Ohio 6l6b69Xc.' C6thAfm; new
mixed 9G48Sc; old 81099c. h9yJ .li .
,R00s--S steady At 990 for fFpDhb ~ lined
,,PnOyDToNS Pork In @lE, demand and market
ftn; riGsa $50 Is for December; 9tp % tor iJanu'
|GT.y. BeOGSt6ldy " Bulk Meats 10mimllln Bacon
dull and dropping. Lard drm; on SpAt l5A& 1ShC
seller Deoembcr; l9c January, rdnE N
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srhe census etgs UaA eespI bopnln

ton, q njCld a. 5slEfr
-Deminich, charged with ,fraudentIS
obtaining aspolicy Of life insurance from
tho Republic Life Insurance Company, o.
Chicago, and who was arrested and bail
Cd several days Rgo, has absconded from
St, Louis and forfeited his bonds,
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PqoaasA.s 40 Of aole leaARasylysaia ,,Is senator

William W. Watt, Senator from lie 1St
district, died this morning. His decease
will leave the parties tied in the State
Senate. A special election will bave to
Behcld 70 ffltth6 vAcihCy, butfIt EahnOt
take place until after the meeting Of the
sSs6Re1 sslSIeIqss y he
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.ITApinlIIpIl..I lNnIEIIarlnilhlaLr Il,

b. A committee, consisting otitiAeon mem.
bers OF the Constituent Corteaakas been
appointed 10 proceed TO FranCeltnpresent
the Spanish Grown To thelDuke Of Aosta.
The election Of AostR is highly popular
throughout the provinces No disorder
followed his prOclamation9 thOughuthe
Government had reason TO believe, that as
the Crndidature was unp0pulah I'm iGerlin
quarters, there might be- demonstrations
Of disapproval. = The services OtitrOops
have not been necessary, ,anyRheDcs In
all tho large IcitiesJ cannon were fired In
honor Of.the event! .W.l lIilns Q hgun7hl ! ]
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LONDON, Nov. L

tits said that the particular violations
Of tho Paris treaty Of 1855 which Russia
has complained Of are as,fOlIows' The
cruise Of tho Prince ofiWales nthe Black
Sea in an English alFillgSase,o : and a sin,ilaF
trip subsequently by lord Bulwer Lyttoni
the appearance Of ati Austrian squadron
at Varna, a Turkish city On tbeg, eg,,Esbf BlRfGk j (
Sea, when. The Emperor OGaAuStria was
there; and, lastly, the eY6yage Of the, Sui
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"This Is REGARDED here ~, . direct snub
to .schdfz,[ [aS 6enStOrS FAVE heretofore
been admitted the moment their names
were given 10 the President. Sendtor
SchurS subsequently. remarked that he
Gra9E bgt tP thsg b gs 9eice which he holds"
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FRLAMOE. i.
Positions Orthe ArmiUEnear orleans

Positions Ofthe Armi6snear Orleans,
'''A" ,ylzo sT Los 44S9fsgD8SS' November Is. !;
:. ,Adyices from Orleans 10 tle ,eyeping pf
iasR Wednesday sthte tlidt the Pthssiaps
had retifedc tKs hbrtK&ard, beyond
AflenGH Maca aFrShdH had Constructed
last RsRish&&6 S65S6G6SS
men have been employed atathe'work.
The French army, under Gen. Daurelles
IDe PSIlRdiDeS, was nasscd between sDr.
leans and Artenay. The cavalry Otithe
French was being wretchedly managed.
large number, Of boats were at Orleans
to cross the army TO the southern bank Of
the Loire in ss eafe h s Sf defeat
ing battle, s'sbiido "GS RrS' .lss5 sa Sc Tiss rG
l.rulls AHe6Vy EtequiSition!o y y
ReQuisitions were made .bya the Prus;
SLAMS at Orleans amounting To 200, 900
Bounds sterling Some skifmishing had
already been reported at tho French out;
posts. IN, .,..,.~v j.;
1JGIPraGsian SRe:bess at .Drel1! :
VERSAILLES, Nov. IS.
Tho King to- day tclegraphed ,toe Queen
AugaSta{ ~ Berlin, ,itlIaFthe Grand Duke
of Mccklenburg, yesterday repulsed the
enemy along tho whole linle, near prgllXrt
General. TreSk0w, ,Abthe same timoy cap:
tuTed Dreux. Many prisoners were tPk!i
en-. The enemy were, pursued ~ in hc'dt'
'''''O' ' IE05 9iGaSaDaoN5 9GiGoaSaDoNs,5 Nov. rs. .
y,Itis now asoertAined TINT tho Rrussiahs
IN 'Palladlpe's front have not retired 70
AthenSyss " Tie u Russians now hold oil
the strongholds along tho line Of the ,Jur1
mountains. The siege Of Lohgivy and
ALontmedy Is imminent. a sorue from
Me1ieros has been repulsed by, the First
iPFlsSi6n' Infantry stlGiibll'l ,a7gR"M o
e, 3aI y SS.l n OSc6patt6h of, Dreux1 .aJ .a5
A telegram from Brussels, to-day, says;
SY estefday q division OF Mccklcnbutges
advanced along the road leading from
Haudan to DreuX-and occupied the latter
town, meeting WITH Sigh resistance ifpm
/, q portion, ,of, the grehS Sh Army oc6mmaaed
by Ricreck, ,lwh0 were un1arehingtojpin
the aFpy 9fthr Loire frOP1T frOP,1T chartOre' ''" y
Hard Fighting North OF Or leans. !,
o,5FigH, REPORTED going on along tAe
road from Augeryille % Etampes, yrr, b
The Army or the Loire within 80
Miles of Paris.
LONDON, November 1S. q
q 4 dispatch to the Manchester Guardian
says the army Of the Loire, yesterday, was
at Etampes, 30 miles from Paris.
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AND M'oLELuAN!C 1Hy9G0h
Hon. IEqM. Marvin and Hon. isaiah
Blood have ,inaug ted y q 9 inbvementi TO-
raise funds for 1li6 ipdtS SIase loFi sets Of
mat eeinatfcSli and Surveying INSTRUMENTS
and lfbrdfy for Generals fGfaht, Sherman
and GIellan, Agra token Of gratitude
from The people Of New Y Yofk, for services
rend Gfed in1he late ci11il war N The Cost
8Ft1tKe INSTRUMENTS and library is esttJ
fed titi s215, 900. GTliGre Is alf9ady $l5,4 8
coo FatseVf i6if Met lell6H, $i5, 900 fof Shers
man, and $91, ZOO oforA GRANT! siilAlessTs.
Marvin and Blood. lays 'subscrib bed $15,-
900 cach tt0f Sherman and McC Clellan.
Among th6se who have responded hlber9
ally for Gf6hts library are sGe6tge 3!
FBScheloF, join A, Gfis8old and Horace
Greeley. ,SAS9 soon as enough ehas Been
|SuBsG sGFiBed, HE money win Hbei deposited,
and tic mARufaetufe Of the iIstfdments
c6mme1Set 4t P Philadelphia p The present
tation is e takeplace Oh the 4th'6f March,
nnvt DITgl Gt0HJdM SUI -HIJf .isNASG y
.S'''y WINNIE ii a!E4ns a!E4ns GEti1SScglS p6SE, =
/ Miss, Winnie Ream, sculptressr who has
been engaged for about thr0e years on o
$4,000 statue of Lincoln, ordered BY
Congress, writes, from ItQme TINT the
statue isiGQmpleted, and will ,beRtonce
shipped fprSWashington, where;Bhe hopes
II will arrive atQi be viewed by the nleI1
bers of the present Congress !, asf1 m Il
;OiGEN! DufLER TO SUeCEED'sECRETkRY ."
~ AilEohN ion rFIsH. r,ls sAW n7rm I
roIiioL 4 .IEI, 5sii .EIi2SHi 10
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VOL. XIX
sENATor e6nuRz AND rue T REs1DENTI

obNAIUH HUHUhA ANU THE NA9IDANI
SENATOR scHURz called to pay his re-
spects to the President ThuHdsYl in ape
dlence to the usual etiquette which re-
quircs this ola Senator arriving for the
session. TIN President was engaged with
b delegation of Quakers, and sent out
word heWuS to6 busy to see the Senator
and Would he lonesome aaime. The Com,
mercigFsl correspondent says OF the cir
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u ,na HUNGARY !
Prsru. NnYomher .1S.

The opposition IL the. Hungarian diet
continues 70 urge q decided course on tue
Government Ia the matter Of the Russian
demand.
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ETEE Ecghd4y rtF dPy, dphtg tbe last
fiscal year In tie current expenses Of the
Government, as compared with those oI
the yearibeIOTe, isl reported 'ataS S292t t44O.
tHS tsSss hSEs
eG In the face, ot this, the cayilers arc
welcome topron6unce the .AdminlStratton
q sfAiluFgjust ~ Eehsmently "A theB please,
The people want 10 keep up this sort oI
iliieEISI6uVlIlRas'H IHh Tl''
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Fl iPElkiIadeIphIa MARKET. y y

4, ,pn ,gr sss PHrApHIFgrl, NpTemAOE - :
4 FleuR-An adyansq 'ksd3bpt nope ,sAlAb'
GSGIN-whCat arm; Indiana red 81 5Stb1 10;
amber 81 40lDI II. Corn frm. Oats steady.
PROytSIONs Dull and dropping.
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. .FinanciaI and COmmercIal.
NeVTIlY ok lOhey and Stock MARIE

NeWhx QIk'tWOu6y anu 0'DGOoK4Abt1GSs
poop is173 sS"GNIW YoEiE, NN1hAi No1yaii 9st 1b.
FrTRSWSi ItFStt I6ahrketS arc III state Jt ister:
lbh exdItdmentst iEftern0bn, and Aa6tuAtiOnt
are norhTiQlent thapf foe doms time past Id the
tsSdSs Titk macf srsitSaSt Vhiis psiees
reached tho hlR 6S6 b6int of'the DAY. THIS t&aa
alEAdbylcabIO kilograms FROM RurUp0, which foI
ported lower pEieeFon bonds and an gneGlE feel
ihg In GnanSial circles there, On the Stock Rx'
the pressure 10 sell incteaSed and times
StOcliS sold With great Treedumi oThig anhlly TO
suited I'M Rdeclinetn active 9hAFea pGl % 2LpeE
cent or about per cent on An average, , This
ii tfo up with some tetnent int the e1ei To-
t6nt aida Steadl6r 'te6llhS although " tt9et
NpeCplatOes generally arc very much inEAst ip
kun f5SETGESsy X during tho Giternoon Il SSS pet
Chiffon cali with exceptions 1t to l6AdlhR Gov.
orrment bond dealers! 1ITlme16ani 0TTtF cent;
prime dIscpupte79 sper cont bat traasAftl0nslip AZ lip
Dd SfIIas q ExcH1 H1N6 E3Flrm REli08,f EofiG Ddayb
and i10Id0 0tIUl( (furisIghti no transactions dso6t
S SoGI19SSsasd Gng ISL. 9aSiini 9aaaSi siGsss$ ss$ H. u.
Carrying fites ,48t tppet cent: Cle4AhceF S1l9I
yGOygRNMEYF BoEDA-LoWaE and dnll,dili .
qnlted stHEPs Ss Sf lssl ~ .lI2 <
s%SatiSS SiSSiiE III II. tS3!! iiSsS SiSi
Eve tBentiDSiu X.:Y N!3 10 .leH elgsA
EIysstwSbtiss (lsea ne%siis,.E..yhllSs @lgSS IgSS
i FSstT 'Il'A.i! Z !! ~ 8!.'iSS& 'SS& SiSss
fTenlFoEfiesjsH .tIE..,T!.s bGa !:3s1o6 ioeh
GqyFsPSyB gTsPs yBosBsmbaf: M:.os, Si
old, 69K; new, 5eA: Virginia., new, 0is oldS 6SH;
North Carolina, old 483(: n0tRI 9i1tg 1o4D
!, ,STooEs-L0yHg butielo9edl AtoAdyt WtthiN tc'
coycfY 81. k@R fFpm tho lowest point. pG,,,
Western .gni6n Sfelegraph, ~ AdGm4 rs
5; UnItSd S9EeShrjSSK: Pacific, MALI q l0sSf
Harlem; i8e; Re6ding, iOOjf{;;' Mtehlg1n Central
l9OX; cleveland &iPittSburEh, 1e5h North
western. Ssf do GneteEEed ssH; R9SE % IaIaad ssvt
40 bfsieEfSd, SE wabash, Gi4; do preferred
u; Fort Wayne, %; Terre Hlute. i2G ,ChleagG
and Alton, .il4bf; do preierred, I1I6;Y Ohio ant
MlsRVsslPPt, 9iI5si Clegelend. colgpbgS y y GIN
99H;1 Indiana Central, 1sk; Illinois Central
Ii8SSg bhd-lphH1 Ol l1fdgISb nJ9l I
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with u assurances th!i ICES Of most peaceful ihteD,
ttons on the part Of bis government.
The Violations Of the Treaty Com.
|. a 3 5PlRined Of BY Russia. !! Z
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HOn0rs TO, the. New sPspitk Eiag:
iarq .qols FLoRENoB, NGvs9bsr6 a. d
The Duke of Aosta arrived hsre3yess.
terday from! Naples and''Was dhet with
the enthusiastic acclamations1 Of th0peb1
pie. The President offhel C6uneiIy6 y6pan.
iSh Minister, and other lnotables, 'subse!'
quently called upon dvic0ngratulatcdl
'lTiYnph 9AUstun! 14I VVlln. ~ 0niii .
d =. ....-.t.. - --..n 81 .-nL... Lc.L n
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SIP AIEIisso3IL 5Sf ~ /

IiK" Jor bLpo9 m m 7-,,srr.zrsill a9E oi bJii
K COMMITTEES tSaPresshe 1.-THE crown
s"uH - fIo7 pnjEn sAHafall ,InH--WHI5
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Requisitions were made by the Prus:
SLAMS at Orleans amounting To 1000
bounds sterling Some skfrnishing had
already been reported at tho French out;
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nlA QniateT-"--RUSSiaq alEtRublic
,,,,,, = 9i'' 'oEnemhHy!'' '''' ,,'..E 7.%'
LONDON, November 1s.
The feeling to.dayip financial circles is
somewhat Quieter The Times remarks
that Russia hns placed herself in the posi-
ton of n public enemy. ." ''' = "a. a"as '
Austrian Troops Dispatched n the
Turkish Frontier. J
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RuSsla's Peaceful IntentiopP.
Its stated that when thaS ! Russian Min
IstetaE Vienna communicated Gortscha-
kofFs note to Boust, he accompanied Il
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I NEW1 NIEsvW19K 9K00RKia Riae aetEY,!! e!ttsEEtYI!!I 3nn naI! /:
ITBIBttTH0W NO VHRHNIy BHEAhLAl
AND H'CLELuANo oDHyon0h

ya.s laa j Z ba@ 1a@ !NEwassllpRsS5 NoGg.Ilas
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/ Miss, Winnie ,RCam, sculpiressn who has
been engaged for about Ithrce years on q
$4,000 statue Of Lincoln, ordered BY
Congress, writes from RQme TINT the
statue Is, s,eQmpleted, and will beRtOnce
shipped forSWashington, wlere;Ble hopes
II viii arrive atQi be viewed by the, mep7
bers of the present Congress. i. a.iT m .
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73t e addTlOZ 0nINaoM YAQdUTLa aHOAaDL1HEN


idPim T5gHEIls S7iiB1Hlmn1 u Ayi1
- griyoI lns siIt I'd Of bslsFl,il.S
iJiiW n
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~, l9DhGz adI 70 alr iGa lg' diR siDd yh1b
gsh f gaHm iii Htt pga su1y: tsg '19ap 81"
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

EV In remarkable speech on the
subject of Capital Punishment, Senator
Lowry, of Erie, Pa, spoke as follows in
regard to the execution of Mrs. Surratt: ::
As an atonement for the wrongs of the
South, the great men Of the North at
Washington put to death by strangula-
tion an old, res spectacle, religious, Cath
olc mother, who will 60 down in history
victim of'iH Justice This wonlan's ex-
ccution was a monstrosity that history
will point at rs " judicial murder" She
was tried by military tribunal when she
was not subject to military duty, and eX-
ecuted with indecent haste by the order
of Andy Johnson, (and his Cabinet did
not attempt to stay his hand), in viola
ton of all law and all conscience wash
my hands of her blood, for appealed
for her life and declared " she was not a
subject for military duty, she had no
epaulets upon her shoulders, she had no
spurs upon her boots, and could be tried
legally only by civil court" and be
lieved and so expressed myself, that no
civil tribunal would convict her upon
such testimony and hang her by any court
where the Lords Prayer was read. '' .
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Tyirsp.y Nav 10

TUESDAY. May, 10.
The river is still falling slowly with 2l1a to
ieet on Van Buren, bar. Weather W arm and
raining.
The Gibson arrived on Monday and left
I mere again for Little Rock this morning.
The Importer is due here this week from
New Orleans. Also the Dardanelle from
Memphis.
me Memphis papers notice the death In
NV city, on the 23d Of April, of Capt Morg.
~, nateman. after a short Illness. He was
4 p'oheer boatmau, and was among the first
cutters on ;he biuf. lie has been engaged
sMamboating for over twenty years Dur
w .hat time he has built and commanded
KVme OF the best boats on the river. he Is
sh known throughout the State of Arkan-
as, having steamboatcd principally on AT
{'nsas ana White rivers ''i7
Major John d. Adams, President of the
eh phis, White and Arkansas Rivers Packet
npnny, has named the new boat which he
"naiiding at Cincinnati for the White river
aee' rat. Clehnrne. The new steamer will
nhished by the first ofJune. and will bs q
u.n better boat. than the II. p. Walt. The
'he she VIII bear Is endearcd to the people
Arkansas. Ll.ff~II
APT Bill, NowLASp Is at Memphis super
Intending the building OF two more light
raught boats for the Memphis and Arkadsas
'"e1 Packet Company vi fyts.. aoidl ,ea ,as. =
~ 2 2 9
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tT- We are pleased to find on our table,the
+ Southern Cultirdtor Receipt Book" a COM
'pilation OF about 400 Recipes, which have
|been published within the last few years in
'that sterling Agricultural Monthly, the
Southern Cuttiudtor. They are now repub-
lished in pamphlet form, and we advise each
and every one Of our many readers to secure
IA copy at once. You cannot make better
Investment with the same amount Of money,
|nnd the price being so low lonly 80 cents }
places it within the reach of all. Address c.
%. CAMP, Book-Keeper Southern Cultvator,
Athens, Ga.
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The WALLACE SALooN."-The old
saloon of the late Col Wallace, has been
refttedS in elegant style, and certainly
displays the artistic taste of no ordinary
professor of the brush. Mr.. JAS. ID.
HAWKINS, has charge Of the Saloon with
the assistance of CHARLEY JONES, and
will be pleased to see the old friends OF
the House and public generally. The
best of everything, in their line, kept and
served up at short notice. Give them a
coll
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:. TiELEGRApH NEWS
WASHINGTON, May 5.
MRS. LiNcoLN's STRATEGY.

q 4 II Il ~. I
. MRS. LiNCoLN's STRATEGY.
Senator Edmunds reported Senate bill
to grant a pension to Mrs Lincoln, with
a recommendation that it be indefinitely
postponed. The bill was accompanied
with a report. which puts Mrs. Lincolns
cash assets at $5S,76 besides SONS un-
productive real estate. = -
g1IBN nf fApJouRNMENr ts,W aatt
The House resolution for adjournment
on the 4Ih OF July was taken up. A mo.
ton 20 refer it to the finance committee
WAS lost, yeas Is, nays 81.
fr.. TENNESSEE, s-l =
MEMPHIS, May 5.
The General Conference of the NJ. L.
promptly at . O'Clock by Bishop Paine.
After the usual religious exercises and
prayer by Bishop Andrews, the minutes
were read and Bishop Pierce took the
chair. The roll was called, and all the
bishops found present, except Bishop
Early, who is sick.
The standing committees were then
A message was received from Bishop
Early stating that he hoped to be with
the Conference before its adjournment.
a-a5 New YORK, May 6.
Gen. Thomas Jordan, late commander
in chief Of the Cuban insurgents, arrived
from Havana this morning, and proceed
ed to the residence of Senior Lemus, the
Cuban Minister to this country,to deliver
important dispatches. Gen. Jordan is
accompanied by a number of prominent
officers Of the Cuban army. and after a
visit to Washington will return to Cuba,
His stay in this country, which has refer
ence to the procuring of munitions of
war, will be brief
Gen. Jondan reports the Cuban cause
in a better condition than at any previous
stage, and the success of the revolution
depends only on time. The Cuban army
now numbers ten thousand men, we'll
armed, equipped and supplied with artil-
lery and mountain howitzers sufficient
for present needs of the service. The
season is now in favor of the revolution
lists, giving them what they most need,
time, for organization and collection of
supplies. There are not over eighty for
eigners in the Cuban army. Gen. Jordan
says the Cubans are in no way discour-
aged at the prospect, and that the Span
iards have had their opportunity for put
ting down the revolution.
Gen. Jordan left Cuba in small sloop,
and when three days out was chased by
five gunbosts, but storm rising they
made their escape
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

w See advertisement of DODGE q
Co., wholesale and retail Druggists, Lit
tie Rock. They offer inducements for
Goods in their line, as favorable as the
Memphis market. In anticipation of the
speedy completion of the Railroad, Lit
tie Rock merchants are preparing to COM
pete with the markets east of the Missis-
sippi for the valley trade. 80
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

EE- The favorte Gibson, Captain Eu-
GENE, in command, came in on time, ear
ly Monday morning. We are under OBJ
legations to HARRY HALL and HARRY
DREyYEN, Clerks, for package of pa
pers Harry D., by good rights, belongs
TO our town, and we are glad to see him,
although young in years, making mark
for himself in the world. .u.. ..u 1' %
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

LIFE INsURANCE-Mr. c. NJ. THoMP
son is now prepared to insure the lives
of all corners in the reliable and enter
prising company which he represents, the
" Piedmont and Arlington" He may be
found for the next month at Mr. c. F.
IIarvey's Store, on Main street, opposite
the Court House
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

D- Mr.. S. j. BosrIcK of Fort Smith,
from N. O. passed up to his home on the
steamer Ozark, after an absence of sever
al months. Mr.. b., we learn, coiitem
plates removing to Little Rock
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

ES- DoUGHERTY d. GLASS have just re-
,eived large and splendid assortment
If PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW
&c, Give them call.
m
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

EF An advertisement of "a small
sewing machine" for one dollar was an
swered by young man in the rural dis
tricts. who received in return for his dol
lar shoemakers awl worth about fifteen
cents
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10
poRpER RAILROAD CONVENTION The

RORDER RAILRoAD UDNVENTIoN - ne
,;tizens of Benton County have called a
convention, of all tie counties interest
a in the construction Of what is called
the Border Road to meet at Bentonville,
Arkansas, on Monday the 9th of June.
# is desirable that all counties on the
line should be represented, We hope
that Crawford, will by all means put in
a, apnearance at that time.
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

Es- The Arkansas River favorite pack
It Importer, left New Orleans, aweek to-
lay for this river, and may be looked for
1t our landing during the week
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

Es- DoUGHERIY & GLASS, have just
received by wagon, good lot of BED
CHAIRS, &c. Give them q
call, as they will soon be disposed of
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

EE- We are pleased to notice that Mr..
HAyMAS has got the Steam Ferry Boat
off the sand bar, and that this morning
she is making regular trips. Energy and
perseverance will accomplish most any
thing, .A afd e.b
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

E% Capt. CLAY RoBARDs Of Little Rock,
came up on the Ozark, Thursday. He
left the same day for over the mountains.
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

70 Save your money and buy your Drugs
and Fancy Toilet articles cheap ut the New
City Drug Store in Van Buren,. 1s. q