davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-10-02

The receipts OF heEe for the week tuat close~
were t. 643+ s4l1sf s0.x7 last week, 5,f65 Nces
before 3att, and e as fot the corresponding week
m 1861 Light a. has been the sapr:y, the o1e.-
lNRa from dag to day have been sutste1- TO 1nca;
the requirements OF the trade, aot' s+lEers hav.
rot only failed IN recovering sny pers Of tha de-
cline ku.tatned last .FeeE, but hare been cnn-
pellel 10 Fubnts - farmer concexsioas, the mar
Rtt ruling 1b71:c lower than At the clnse Of r.:
week. The market c!oecs quiet at t7.9M7a1s for
common: SanzSs0 Tar u1e11iu11, and - s5aa 81
for enoat to choice All arg soA.
wcek, s.:sA Shtuped ta-daTr CT; shipped thi..
EEeE, Sc There are no new features to men,
week juat c!osed. The supply has been ample,
and prices have ruled comparatively steady at
{3s54f s3 for go<ss to choice: 2.13 80 for com.
man tn ntdinu n, and at s1nHal.T5 per head for
sscck sheep.
, 1870-10-02

r4RKER ECnKEkDEks TuR CHAArIox f.rr
Amer having maintained ths champion ~, -,
lll:uo[-. aaainst al, comr.s, since July iseS tna
-iatc II hts winning It., Frank Parker, Srnx.n9
tired OF The peacRble possession Of the emblem n
furrrnnrJ, and designing hereafter to tsSe
na.t in contests Of national character, thourht
proper TO resign the cue to the hands Of Tom,
Foley, The rrc tjent and akeholder Of The Illinois
State Billiard Association. This WIS done yester-
dag, and the result Will probably he tho earlT In
2ugCrat!0n ut another touTnsnept for the posses-
sinn Of the cue. fAke1's letter 8 resignation Is
~ follows:
1ss- tol<v E47 Efsst<rf ssaf4 Billiard Assaea&la.:
Dean f1A: Herewith find the caAmofo7 cnc Of Inl'
potss which he1thy RuEFentET to yom e1gody, TO &c
, 1870-10-02

Describes dff~a*ee without iafnr1at!on fro-1 IT,
PATIENT, and earrs wtth"at -xrrr+r:~ntf TIE u.t
'rrshNtnt ~ Eaat Msd,.oo.t, mp rtsss. 'on.1l..
10 urAtTN An LONG LlFW,~
, 1870-10-02

= :es: & e s:t:s: r. IT.
s,sh ssan Is t. hs5"a h hsdax Wy
is,ezsls. n*ss -: o's:s e., ps:' 81 ss;s Ss:s
'sses ~ i & ,sast.s: ssES 81 Ss;
e,s ssa, snoa s. III Il q ~ saashe1
sd'11 y; .n'sa l.us u,ated fe stsc naees u
+ :: + ::s
sst Is cssts ~ & e s.i III y 81
eg.oS asi a,s ~ k.,as 1esnme the p:o%peoce i
3D. as's9 I'd & ps.s $st.s
s11a ycso enea'i"t e. ;tss grant Fasx P4aiER
x1.11as ABOUT rowr.
mere y another ht1,h In tho fnus-hanted
MMcb. AcOeg1's fails 10 CON. to ttne, biz with
~ o'thcomtnR cnntsst with Parker. II IL moi un-
nhe,y my inst Com aud Snyder will toln against
Some idea Of tbe manner IN which sn,dc, /.
knocking ont French carons may b gained
1rom thr fact that he executed the eIssao1llnarT
Fun 'e,sha 81 q 1n q fndIy aI', ZANE 55ss,esay
ca'. nss see9 M Stopping in The cty for a few nays
pa,fs; s,n tohe a. Mrsopened on Tuesday evening ne1l
urder the 12h1es, aud u general Dea4tidcauuu Of
the rc6m. ~
HEW YORK HENH.
1toFn sAe -Stto fotk Sun. &rk, 81.
Ihe billiard world h2s been lively this seck.
acd hlas far to oIrer 1nere excste14cnt hefore
many I1 da}a. On Tuesday night, Humnhrry teat
RudotrLe - points tr game OF 100 Frrnch car
1Ld game
Or Wednesday night Ru,n,rhe had his rcrccn-e
Al fhe Atotio DllilaF1 fn0ms. i1aS Broadway, ny
oeattoE Humphrey 80 ln.i = !n 1000. Atne e1c.a
phEcy ran 192, l09, atd 2s9. The game vas lu-
teLstly Il seIest'uR. and MAS @tlnts1esi BY lx-Ka
humber o. nm2tenrG7 among whom were Ian Mace
Gts rce HUI. Nell BtJatt. and Chris ot'ounoF.
Last night at cormac k.cIe5'-, 81 West Calon
guar. ssu .Enhorhc and Humphrey p!av"d e1me Of
oulJ $50. Daley and uul phsey then plsyed a
French game Of 50 points, IN which 17c latter ran
IL, Is. ala 11, and won BY Is points Al tho close
NJ this game Ru'1hlphe Joined Uadlct Ka-an.gh
II lbs uFoaixav. whcn the two greatest nlayefa
u the world cros,ed cues In game nf VyQ ,xiuks
nas NJ 200 aud ssn, ana won by el3 polnt1
The Trrf.
'- THAT TRaTT1>t; MATINEE
of the beIent Of the Home Ut the Friendless, so
ef1uusIy lnterfefeI with by The ra!hY weather al
BE past Two weeks, has bern set fu5 Toes1ay
lttFfhoon next, At Dexter PARK. Ra' the excel
ehso OF the programme bids fair to
maze maze up Tor many rnslrone uenre. There
'ctween Lily simpson and sattncs; thc second
'tt"een llonest Gharlcv, Ttanst', and Ksts Haz-
lEs1; The third weeu Iutta Ru nher anu yUluQ-
i"er. ami the fourth between The Wel1-knnwu
lor<es Cooley and M4loE GrMyes- It Il h0pesi
Hat otr. GUodEtch VII! enter MAtchless for this
At race, aa, In that case the contest would be OF
interest,"
, 1870-10-02
Old f1rZtntas...... 81
Okt N0FthAAro4p8s 80
New n. Caroltnas.. n
+, declined IN the After
COMMERCIAL.

SATrnnty EyESNo, Oct I.
The following table ehows the recsiprs and
shipments Of produce at this point dutin8 The
past twentr-four hours;
, 1870-10-02

Fuenneons d1Ren>c* e1trrd hy nAtne
'unirsr TsE.soar, made bJ Caswcl, Hazard / Co.,
New YORK,
, 1870-10-02

rapc1 hnuKtEEs and Wtn1cw
>''1des. latest styles. Paints, ci.s, ga, ~.
"rusacs A. +. 3. klRoys. 50 Rando,ph-sL
, 1870-10-02
Observation-Disclosures
ls'e' lseo. 1870. . 1860.

Tho following we're tho receipts and ship-
mci,ts of bre2detuHs and stock in this civ.
during the past week, md fot the correspond.
ne weeks ending A. dated:
, 1870-10-02
Medical.
nF. Runf1nH1

Dr. MACK trrats nsivssr dit-ates tmsle or sr1nAe)
m the reefte ty1tf- Rcrcipts ttliAhle. Ea.c, an
.Eeap-sarirE e1posurc and axptnsc. A:ir,ss Poet
{NrnT T3av
, 1870-10-02

24NItEFs PIT E3F..,.......... .......... .V'l lUkI
The market opened hard this week, AMI pr. :
lseti 10 continue 70 Throughout autlcag' ;. r.
cttpts Rere a.sot head, making, with the etal
cattle held over from Tic E.rsytou. week, supp,
: VI ht1nelhiEe ore s.too htnL THIS large supp.
un Thu penlEG day. even hA.l other circumsra ai,c.
been favuranle, wuuld haze been sufficient n
striens, ; feprcss the nlAfket, but with the ma-
Scik btltw q1oi"l dull and iccunln9, the qualIt,
OF the stock r4tot, and fte attendance OF bure
"tllm. the Jews did mt enter Iht market unit:
Ae1nCsday-fhe prospect was gIuomy enough
The lighter receipts Of The succeeding
days, however, and the slightly iDproya,i
u nor of Eastern aiyicrs, have operate
favor1h'y. The rardB a1c well cleared up. anI II
the close the market has hcs,hIer Joot than II
auy prrylous t.u!c within the past tn,ee W-esr.
The arrivals are IMPROVING some in oua,,tv hut
th.. aye.a~e Il Inv AMI va ttrd th.. hTIt, X 81
, 1870-10-02
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7p.m go N. K.E II linehcA.
1TtNeelfnneouR.

MINIATURE ALMANAC,
CHICAGO, Oct :, I'm.
bun IL r. In- Moon B. m
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.--LONDON, Jan. 11--4:30
p. M.--C0nsols closed Ut 02H for money ana 92As y
02l for the account. United States hve-twenty
bonds, 1862, S6&; 1885, old, S61: 1857, S5s.: ten
fOrties 84A Erie Railway shares, 17L; Limos
Central, l03; Atlantic aud Great Western. 261.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, Jan. 1l-l:30 p. M.-The
Bourse ID excited. Rentes 73f. 90c.
FRANKFORT BOURSE.-FRANKFORr, Jan. IL
Evenng.--UniteO States bonds closed firm. t.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAgKET.--LIvEKPO0L, Jan.
11-4:3O F. M.--The cotton market closed duh. Mid.
ding Uplands 11,sd.; mIddling Orleans, 1sSd. The
safes OF the day have been 1000 bales, including
1000 for speculation and export
ton opened quiet both on the spot and anOat. Low
middlings anoat 1851. per cwt
MANCHEsTER TRADE REPoRT.--MANCHgsrRR,
Jan. 1.-THE market Tor yarns and fabrics ut Man
chester II quiet
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrF5 MARKKr.--LIvERPooL,
Jan. Ill +. M.-Whcat 9s I'd. 49, sd. per Genital
Tor CalilOrnla white; Is. Ill., TO IS. for No. red
WESTERN and ss. 10 for red winter. The receipts OF
wheat at this port Tor the past three days have been
81, 600 quarters OF which a. 500 are American Corn
2ss. 81. per quarter for European.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.--IIvERPooI-
Jan. llP. M.T-Pork, 102s. Cd. per Dbl. for Eastern
prime mess. Lard, 6ss Cd. per cwt. Bacon, 6ss
per cwt. for new Cumberland cut
LIvERpo0L PRODUCE MARYET.--LIvEEPUOL, Jan.
1l-4:3O +. M.--The market closed quiet.
LONDON PRoDUoE MARKET-LONDON, Jan. H.
Refined petroleum, la SAd. q Is. 0d. per gallon
Lnseed oil, ESQ 0S per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKET.--ANTwFRP. Jan. fl-Evep-
ing Petroleum closed Arm a. clf.
The New York herald., 1870-01-12
TELEGaAPAlC NEWS lIeMS

The Legislature Of West Virginia will meet on Mon
day next.
The Chief OF Police reports 1000 liquor shops in
Boston which have been run the past year In spite
OF the ProRbitOry law.
Miss Bertram who IL charged with killing w. r.
Nash, in Wheeling, on the Both OF December last.
was brought before Judge Melvin, In that city, on
Monday and on giving ball In the sum of $4,000 WAS
released from custody.
Judge Knight, Of the Circuit Court. in st. Louis,
yesterday dissolved the injunction granted some
days since restraining the Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company, the Missouri River and LeavenwOrth,
Atchson and Northwestern Railroad In Kansas.
In the Maine Legislature yesterday A. II. Abbott,
Councillor eject, was qualihed by joint convention
of both bOlse5. In the lower House Colonel A. B.
Farwell Of Augusta introduced resolutions In COM
memOratiOn Of the character and services Of Edwin
NJ. Stanton.
An unknown man attempted suicide at hotel in
Palmyra, N. T., yesterday afternoon by swallowing
half an ounce each OF laucanum and chlOrof0rn.
refuses to give any Information in regard TO himself
and had taken tho precaution to erase his name
from the memoranda In his pockets.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
BnfraO, Cory and PiItBburg Railroad, held In May
vile. N. r., yesterday, the following Board OF DI.
rectOrs were elected:-H0race F. CLARK, Augustus
Scnel Samuel +. Berger, OF New York; Daniel Tor
Ohio; NJ. p. Bemus, William p. WhIteside, George
w. GlrfOrd, p. +. Phelps, A. X. Warren. OF Mayvlllc
". Y; Daniel Williams, OF Asnville, N. r.;
Thomas Struthers, or Warren, Pa, and william ii.
steward, Of Cory, IA. At q subsequent meeting OF
the directors the following officers were elected.
NJ p. Bemus, President and Treasurer; Thomas
Strutners Vice President, and Daniel Williams,
Secretary.
The New York herald., 1870-01-12
THE SPANISH GUNBOATS.

Arrival of tho Isabel nG Norfolk-Thc Rest
Of the Fleet Missing-Eenrs for Their Safety
Apprehended.
RICHMOND, Va, JAM IL, 1870.
by special telegram from Norfolk am In receipt
Of the following despatch, received by the Spanish
Consul IN that city yesterday which shows that the
greatest anxiety Is felt In regard the safety OF the
last squadron OF the Spanish mosquito neet:-
FORT MONROE, Jan. 10, 1870.
To DUNCAN ROBINSON. Spanish Consult.
The Spanish steamship Isabel Ia CatolicA arrived
here at eleven O'Clock this morning and reports that
at one O'Clock Z. M. ON the 9th the gunboaLs thir-
teen q which she was conveying, were in sight
NO. H asked Tor assistance at some distance from
tho rest. ana IN going to her we lost sight Of the
others and know nothing about them. This was the
meeting place agreed upon. Telegraph TO cape Hen
lopen and see II they are there.
Commodore REGALADO.
Up 20 nine p M. tonight nothing has been heard
from the feet and whether they have been attacked
by Cuban cruisers have been lost BY bad weather
" Is hard to say. Every effort on the part OF the
Consul has failed to discover the whereabouts OF the
leet and at present serious apprehensions US to
their welfare are felt In Norfolk.
The New York herald., 1870-01-12
ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, Jan. II, 1870.
The annual report OF tho Commissioners OF Qua.
rantlne was read.
STANDING COMMITTEEs.
The SPEAKER announced the following standing
committees:---
or WAYS AND MEAss-Mss.r.. Jacobs, Banker. Bergen,
cossrRoR AND NAVIGATION Messrs. Kiernsn, Jones,
rae steele X1srs aSs, GraSs sstsf sx sAAA1AAn Payne
s. bas. LsSs rTia gsS ssn.. Msssa
WY p,ys White Horton Clark harine Lawrenes, Cook,
Me..r. Barnes. Jacobs sleigh. Piunkes.
TwS-rnisbs HsS TnRssSIsTns % '1s siiLs-me.m.. Ben.
nett, sI, B,law;n Cook Barnes. Flanln. west White
P:sr14 re.ss SMsrn.s WslksT ., Ebay Dayi, LowIy
PRiynhse1s AND ELECTIONS -xes.r.. Nelson. Decker.
ostsoa or ca%pbe Tnn.., Lyon
cnss1ssa soi Dsnn ..broues Mooney,
Ainsworh, Baker Banker, Hull.
r.d bIo r.H Gs Tsfs ss Murphy
INTrnNAL AfsAIRs or Towns AND CourTIEs--ses.rs.
Mooney, Jared Brown, Drol Coon Lawrence. s,urses
,ae BERGEN kraet, MADDOX, Dela"e A0An o'01 mar
STATE CHARITABLE Nsuru1roNs-Messrs Brown,
tSssy re
shsn, Mitchell; ,s H. a2sey' W,, Canpbei Ely, Hal:
Lsqss,n rssss kA.ne krno Roberts rs..e
TRADE AND MAEUrAorURKs-kessr menne,sy, Empic,
STATS PnisoNs Msssrs. Isarsncs, Bennett, Piunkeu
kNdRoseED BnLs~Messrs. Plunks, Lawrence, Fuller,
f99ng, slsight, keham, Green. ~, !. ~,
nosisy FINN Paya Il. Farnagan Clark, sanborn, John
ROADS AND BEIpsns- -Messrs. Davis, Clark Nachtman
hGTa' Ans.rorh. ssnnssn honnE wSrS .a hsM
Barnes, Jared. Bradford. Foster. .
IspiAn ArrAias-Aessrs snow. Bambsr. DAwea Blair
CMAsIrAaLs AND RrLIoIsus soctKrlEa-Msasr. cul.
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MEETING Of THE YALE COLLEGE ALUMaL

Tho Yale College alumni met last night In the mid
die parlor OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. Of Twenty third street and Fourth ave.
nue. In the absence OF william n. Evarts, the
President, the Rev. DR.. Adams was called to tho
chair After some routine business which was not
OF public interest, DIR. Adams stated he hoped
definite line OF conduct would be adopted by tho
ASSOCIATION over which he presided, that 1t would
exist in deed and not In word, and that
IL would soon have higher, nobler object than
annual dinner. Personally he did not care II it
was picture given TO Yale College, or all alcovo
fed In their library with books but he did want 10
see some action taken IN the matter.
suggestion to hold monthly meetings as the nar-
ward Alumni do at Delnonco's was referred 10 Q
special committee.
The old board OF o7lcers was unanimously 70.
elected. Mr.. j. b. Narnam, however, takes the
place OF Mr. i. A. Talmadge deceased one Of the
twelve vice presidents
Among the speakers were Messrs. varnam and
Holt and Judge Dean.
The annual banquet takes place at Dem0nlcOs9 on
the 1Stl
The New York herald., 1870-01-12
GEORGIA..

Assembling Of tho LeHislature-Protcst OF n
Negro Senator Against several White Menu
bers Qualifying.
ATLANTA, Jan. II, 1870.
The Georgia Legislature convened at noon yester-
day. The gallery was crowded with both sexes.
The desks OF the late Senators Adkins aud Ayres
were draped in mourning. The hall was decorated
with American fa2s. Provisional Governor Bull
locks order conyenng the Legislature. aud General
Meade's order OF Juno 10, announcing the names OF
the Senators elect, were read When the members
came forward to qualify, among whom were A.
Alpeoria Bradley and - Campbell tnegroesN, q
negro member made q protest against the quail.
Tying Of several white members, because they
had held oriice and engaged In the
rebellion and had yet been relieved OF their dlsabll-
ties by Congress-; but. amid applause from vhe gal
ler1cs all were sworn III.
Benjamin Conley was elected Speaker of the
House. Previous 10 his election In that branch OF
the Legislature the Governors proclamation and
General Meade's order were read;. also the opinion
op the Attorney General US 10 tho qualification ol
membcrS.
The New York herald., 1870-01-12
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

Tho Pfesident announced the folio wing standing
committees:-.
FIsANoE-Acssrs. Lord Murphy, Sanford. Parker and
JUDIoIAnYMensrs Murphy, Hardenburg. Creamer Chap.
cANALs Messrs. Hardenburg g. T. Norton, sandsord
CIAIas--Messrs Morgan, M. Norton and Bowen
RALEoAns- Genet, Hubbard, Pierce, Blood and
CnAnrrApLr AND RELIGIOUS ssocrrrIrs--Me.,r,. vws.d
STATE PEisoss-Msssrs. cauldwel, c. T. Norton and
,.IsTEKsAL ArrAIns-rowns and Counties, Mesrs. M.
Poor Laws Mes.s. M.rdenbqrrh, Frost and Harpsndlnr
EnGa0ssnp biLLs-Mssss. Hubbard, Genet, Bradley,
1sSi4s 1 ArTsias" Sanford, Tweed and Scott.
Frost. Thayar ami Lcwis -"'''' fisfe' Blood
k,q ds.Ssm and aHel.na
MiLIrIA-Messrs Q. + Norton, Genet and Wood
koaDs AND BRIDsks-Mssss Cauldwel, Morgan and
GElsyAsSxs--M.ssrs creamsr C. T; Norton MINER.
bAnKB--Messrs Graham, Lord and Winsow.
lrsuHANoE- -Mesas. bradley. Pierce and Woodio.
PEIyILsaEs AND ELEoTroh-Aessrs Bradley, N. Norton
MANUrAorunrs-M -Messrs. Blood. Morgan and E!wood.
PUEBLO BuiLpIsGsr.M Messrs Banks Frost and Thayer.
PUBLIo ExPEsDIrUgEs-Msssrs.G Graham. Cauldwsll and
MUNIoirAL AyrArEs-Mess's. Tweed, Crsames. Banks,
PUrIIo HEALTs-Mcssrs. M. Norton, Hardsnburgh and
PRfarIss-Messrs Dreamer, CaudweI and Bowen.
saLr-Memta Lord Br.dsy sn., and Kennedy
RULEB--Messrs. Sanford Murphy and Parker.
BILLS NOTICED.
by Mr.. CREAMER-To prevent the carrying of
deadly weapons.
Bylar. HARDEsGURGH--To extend the Waikiki Val
lev karOad.
by Mr. TwEED-Chartering the New York City Mis-
sion an6 Tract Society.
BY Mr.. GENEr--Amending the conspiracy laws
By Mr.. CAULDwELL--AuthOriZing Morrisanla to
borrow money for town improvements.
by Mr. HARpEs.UaGH--To amend the game laws
BY Mr.. CHAPMAN--For the relief OF Charles Dayia:
also for canal bridge III Bingnamton, Ut Canal and
Court streets.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Notwithstanding the time for the coltcc
ton OF Division street assessments at Saratoga
Springs.
BY MIR. Notwithstanding the PoughkeepsIe
Street Railroad scC a'sO apprOpratinK money to
pay the Indebtedness OF the Hudson River State
Hospital for the Insance.
BY MIR. SANFoRD-Io incorporate the city OF Rome.
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-01-12
TENNESSEE.

Tho Stato Constitutional COnvcntlcn-Amend-
ments Favorins Negro Suffrage and Prohibit
ing Slavery.
NASHVILLE, Jan. H. 1870
The Constitutional Convention met at ten O'Clock
this morning. Several members who were absent
yesterday appeared to-day and were sworn in the
oath being substantially to support the constitution
OF the United States and TO discharge their duties
delegates faithfully. 1t administered to all tho
members and officers
proposition to refer different parts Of tho State
constit uton to committees and all matters relating
thereto without debate was adopted
large number OF resolutions and amendments
were submitted.
One amendment declared that slavery and invol-
unfary servitude shall not exist In Tennessee except
AZ punishment for crime, and fOrDids the LegIsla
ture from passing any law recognizing property IN
man. Another confers the privilege OF voting upon
all male citizens, without regard 10 color, who
shall have paid q poll tax. Another prohibits the
credit or the State from being loaned to any associa
ton, municipality corporation, and limits the
power OF the Legislature In the contracting Of debts
The New York herald., 1870-01-12
OHIO.

Insfallati0n of Governor Hnyes-The Cover
nor's Inaugural Address.
COLUMBUS, JAM 10, 1870.
Governor Hayes was inaugurated to-day Tor his
second term. In his inaugural address tho Cover
nor spoke Of the Constitutional Convention, which
will probably assemble during his term. and
mentioned several amendments that should
be made. lie recommended that changes
be made so that counties and municipal
corporations be permitted to aid In the construction
OF railroads, and tnat judges OF the courts be ap
pointed instead OF elected now. He also said thar
In the appointment Of officers for benevolent insttu
tons and the Penitentiary qualifications should be
considered rather tnan political services In closing
ne said that amid their prosperity the people should
remember the orphans and widows of soldiers, and
otoer sufferers Quilted to sympathy ana relief.
The New York herald., 1870-01-12
THE NEW DOMINO

Father ChiniQuy in NIontrenI-Roughs At
tempting to Prevent His Preaching.
MONTREAL, Canada. JAM IL, 1870.
Last night Father Chlniquy again preached In tho
French Protestant church, which was crowded to
excess A large number Of roughs congregated
outside and kept up continual yelling
When near the close OF the services several stones
were thrown through the windows OF the church.
The police charged upon the mob ana scattered
them and afterwards escorted Mr.. ChiniQuy through
the crowd and guarded the building from further
violence. No one was hurt. Inside the church the
audience was quiet and orderly.
The New York herald., 1870-01-12
MICHIGAN.

Five Children Burned to Death I'm Detroit.
DETROIT, Jan. 10, 1870.
A small house In the eastern part OF this CITY, oc-
cupied as o grocery ana dwelling by . Frencnman
named Henry do Carissin was burned last night
Five or his children perished. His wife with two
children escaped with severe burns. Another child
was thrown from an upper window and saved from
death, but had its leg broken.
The New York herald., 1870-01-12
RHODE ISLAND.

Great Fire at BristOI-The National Rubber
Works Partially Dcstroycd-Loxs Nearly
S3OO,OO0.
PROVIDENCE Jan. IL, 1870.
The works OF the National Rubber Company at
Bristol, were partially destroyed by fire this after
noon. About One.haN OF the extensive build
ngs are destroyed. The building burned was
44o feet long and sixty feet wide, and
was occupied by the heating. packing.
varnish and shoe rooms. Tho machinery side OF the
works Is unnjured. Two steamers were sent down
from this city. The fire was caused by the explosion
OF heater. The loss Is estimated at from
$3.50. 900 to $500, 900. The property was insured
for $35l,600 In sixty different offices IN
Baltimore Philadelphia, Cleveland Chicago,
san Francisco New York, Hartford, Boston, Pr0v
dence, London and elsewhere The company will
Immediately erect new building
The New York herald., 1870-01-12
ARREST or ALLEGED MUaDsasRs,

Detectives King and Lyon. OF the Tenth precinct,
at five O'Clock last night arrested Abram Kehu aud
hts son Morris, aged ls at their residence No. l3S
Norfolk street, charged with staDbng Conrad
Ostreicher, OF IS Rose street. front or the lager
beer saloon No. 90 Norfolk street. ON Sunday morn.
ing. the "a inst in the left side niicting injuries
from the effect Of which he oied In Bellevue Hospital
on Monday. Several witnesses who were present
during the aray state that the inflicted the fatal
injury, to which the father was necessary. Iney
Will DO held to await the action OF the Coroner's
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WYOMING TERRITORY.

Destructive Fire In Chcyenne-Loss Nearly
Half Million Dollars.
CHEYENNE Jan. IL, 1870.
This place was visited by destructye fire to-day.
Two entire blocks were burned. The loss Ia esti-
mated at from $500, 900 to $soO,0Oo. Most OF the
owners Of the destroyed buildings have already
Tacted to have other buildings erected in place Of
those burned.
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Comisg to the Democracy.

LONDON, Jan. III, 1870.
plan for an international workmen's exhibition,
to be held In London In the coming summer was
matured last night at . meeting over which MIR.
Gladstone presided.
Among the vice presidents were the Dukes OF
Argyll and Devonshlre, Lords Clarendon, Spencer,
Cowper, Kimberley and Granville and Messrs. John
Bright, Nj. r.; John Walter M. p. Charles villiers.
NJ. p: Thomas Hughes, NJ p; Professor Playfair,
Judge Manning and Tom Taylor.
Agricultural Hall has been engaged for the cxni-
biton.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Governor AlcOrn Refuses to ho Installed
Until the state is Admitted Into the Union.
MEMPHIS JAN 10, 1870.
The Aralanche's Jackson (diss.) special CORE
spondence says:-Governor Alcorn refuses to be In
stalled until the state is admitted To the Union,
The Legislature will meet and ratify the fifteenth
amendment elect United States Senators and then
adjourn until after the admission OF the state.
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GREECE.

Change Of Ministry-The New Cabinet.
LONDON, Jan. H. 1870
Changes have been made In the Cabinet at
Athens.
1t IL now composed as follows:--
President OF the COuac,t-T Zaimis.
Nfnsster or Foreign ADdirs-ValovrItis.
Minister or the HteriOr-Soutzos.
Minister Of FirdnCe-Dey annis.
At1fytsr Of the Marine-r0mpas.
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Ocean Cable Cash Interests.

LONDON, JAM II, 1870
Tho negotiations for consolidation OF interests
between the AngIo-American and French Cable Com
panies are progressing favorably.
1t has already been settled that the two compn-
nies will work harmoniousy together. capitalize
their aggregate receipts and divide profits upon an
agreed basis even though the negotiations for sti
closer ARRANGEMENTS should fail.