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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19

Passengers wiIlHot he allowed 10 ride on
freight trains numbsr Sand 70 -. y. :,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19
Saturday, March IL, 1870
Tract OF Land.

Il. II. Dean VS.. Thomas II. Holbcrt, ct als
BY virtue Of decree made in this cause
nj the October Term, 1859 of the Chancery
Court at Clarksville, 1 will sell ri public
auction, at the court house in Ciarksville.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19
EXTRA SPECIAL xorIoR.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.

Beware OF Counierfsitsl Symithis Tonic
syrup has been counterieitsd, and the coun-
torfeiter brought to grief ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
GENERAL. rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The Central Pacific Railroad Company
have erected hospital at Sacramento at cost OF sOVV
The Government Commissioners have
formerly accepted the first section of the oregon central
Railroad.
Mary Elizabeth White, aged 25, conf
mitted suicide on Thursday night Dy uro"hius' F" 20
supposed she was insane
The -four mills at Mckeesport "a, ana
,or frame houses were destroyed by tire on Thursday
night Loss $4,000. Insurance 5000
.Hayess cabinet factory together 6s5e6a wo wi se
several other buildings. at Woodstock Cauaua WIS
stroyed by fire yesterday Loss sloOVO.
The Mutual Baseball Club played. q
picked nine at New-oreans Yesterday Inc Mu'u"''
were victorious, the score being 81 10 To-
Martin Mcclure, awaiting trai az SUMMER MINER
hung himself in the jail in that city on IhuTsuey hsu'
The Hon. John Olney, county Judge OF
Greene Comfy n " died Thursday night lie Mas
prominent lawyer and nepne" VI 'Ho iio" - 0'>''
late Controller Of Connecticut. .
The vote in Omaha for the issuing OF
bonds to the a%oT2t S g hS has 6eca carried in
the Affirmative by 1906 majority
The Oregon Indians captured mail ilder
between Florence aud Camp MeDoT H ensme and
we're pursued by the soldiers %Sn s S NOT recovered
Tho Hudson at Albany is still falling
slowly The ice Is said TO be damned up &C New Ba',n
more and CoeymNn's forming I9I'rnoic iireiy
river navigation III IhIs N''i"'S wv '''N' "
nee from ice.
Patrick O. Hume, and Grant Berry, Ia
h,Icfs rtnrnlng from work on the Bnnalo creek Ran,
,J IN rhursday evening were nun over aud hiieu on
The Like shore Road In the suburbs OF buu'o' i"o
hodies Of both men were shocklnsly mahsled'
II has been ascertaned that +. Kendall,
s,r,r of Boone County. HI Is dcfaulter To the
F'rnty Tor about $4,000 suit has bcen Sonin' ,
AGAINST his bundSncu for The amount ol me
K'rdail is now mail gent of the Pacific Railroad
The Government order notifying settlers iclss
% ,,,,,e lands in-ld thc Military Reservation w fVt
a, ~, - January l. II enforced VIII lslnrouNy
~, tlr settlers without uarril brncti TO te
rent An appeal mas been iuadt 40 lAc 4hiNS N"'''
Ties ~ behalf OF the settlers -,
The New-0leans City Council middle
eoafucs spne Of the Goycrnuls Apprentices htNy H y
,ilrd hut have hcen served WITH lhdh''a'u,N ~
nov rn,se or the 81 " January Why th'l SAn,9 ny.
v.c,tc Cav Yarmouth hHs forbid Ahdlor N'hHn, I,
rom occupying his room IN TIC Mechanics L"'''"''' '
tAc coHrts have been rcsoflod 10.
7, According TO the report ot the ONO Stle
rugrar, Agency for the past year, the hn"rr "i 'l
rrts that passed thrAIgh Columbus Wa 'ooyo-pslnS
An increase Of 1910 Last year or VI hN"'' 40, ~ W
propnscd 10 settle in ll.inols GEt ~ Nl,f'u' 90,
Wisconsin. 3733 ~ OHIO. ana The nMdN1,' ~ ~, L.
KfuturkV Nuncsota. Tennessee, loNd Kansas "'"
gan, Nebraska aud LoGSiahn1
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1iAYTI.
LATE AND IMPORTANT NEWS FROM ST. MARC
REPORTED CAPTURE OF PORTAL PRINCE by
TIE REYOLETIONISTS.

LATE AND IMPORTANT NEWS FROM ST. MARC
REPORTED CAPTURE OF PORTAL PRINCE BY
THE REvOLUTIONISTS.
BY the arrival at this port yesterday of the
brig Niagara Capt. D. G. GOucher in IL days from st.
Mare we in receipt of important adyices from ay
TO he 10Th Of December.
On the morning Of the 10Th ult Just before the Niagara
left St. Marc special dispatch received at that
place announcing that the City OF PotauPrince had
been taken by the revolutonists The capture Of
fected evening Of the l7h and tine result OF
combined attack the city Of the land and forces OF
the insurgents The steamer AlgOnquin-the only war
vessel left to SanavewhCh was IN the harbOr oiPOrt au
Prince at the time fell into the hands OF the yctors The
garrison OF POrtauPrinco offered only feeble resist
auce to the asssung fOrcs and President Sanavc with
few Of his adherent il reported to have taken refuge
that Salnave would he allowed to leave the country
President Saget and ms Cabinet with the revOlu
tOuary army having left ST. Mare to join II several days
before the upOn pnrtau Prince. Tho Of the
fall the capital received with great TelOcings &c
ST. Mare The Algonquin il IS said boarded in the
dark by the TeyOlutonss and captured without resist
But for the joint declaration put forth by the com
mRndeTs Of the foreign vessels at Port au Prince 10
the final struggle the upon Port Prince might
have resulted differently, Salnave had expressed
his determination 10 commit the city 10 the flames sooner
than surrender To the reyOuOnsts The Inhabitants OF
POrtau Prince said 10 have welcomed the revou-
onary army and the visitors held quiet possession OF
the city 1t is supposed the foreign COnsuls will inter
pose on behalf OF Salnaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
cIrY CONFINEMENT.

The Board of Aldermen met yesterday, anu
adoptcd resolutions that Seyeniyfourth'st from ih'ru
ave- TO Avenue be paved with Belgian pavement CIV
ing 10 the German Amcrican School Association VI INC
Nineteenth Ward 81 600 10 pay assessments s'ms w.
Mrs Geo " Rome $500 for services iehutIeu
ana Commni Council during the year leo9i utHIsn
me Ner JE Era and N6o Yorker DemoEfoi as eVI c
ZION ucwspapers; giving the Non African NnuiVh 81, y
tn nav assessments. recess was theh orurie3 unr .
,',i"Sk M which hour resolutions were huopls' Eh,1
rs Jstncs Reilly $3.50 for the loss Of bis horse, ~ a
49,, fItru In french corner of reNehy.eb
81, 20, Ia nave with Belgian pavement IhtlN %
- t,nn tenth 10 EicNeut-aNei ALSO lmI y " to
-, uro,,lW.ty 10 Eightbnvc.i giving 10 1'o - ~ ~
fr ina services dining 1903. o. %, ana 1 :" VIC
-, I,,pc,tor's Department Aier passing iho
,',try rCIupl.mentary resolutions TIC BoaIu "Jo"'"
Siiic die. -, . ., ,
,Cb. Boord of Assistant Aldermen met at
,, ,et,td,y and without transaeting any busih''S'
ordered =, cess until D. ut which hour WIN rresdeu'
1fonru In the chair Board e9ncnrred E Wv. ' nd
,f ~ t,crnrn IN appointing me Neie in,E F." r 49,
VAN e. J04gLrdi ~ corporation hc~spalhI,, a., sc
I,, d,r.rug The Controller 10 pay tno u', ~ 10
,'o,'t. ,iu1'l.,cd tho Board 81 Guy N". 49,
,i, Var islg MAS adopted. ftsolnilo ~ n,u n,,s
cigniI-rt, nom Ffth I" hAl,, .hh,t,'J,,
u.,,t vns adopted. Ad,"Dt"'d sine "'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
POLITICAL.
GEORGIA.


TIE REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 31.-The Hon. Foster
Blodgett Chairman OF the State Central Committee OF
the Union Republican party Of Georgia. has Issued call
for meeting OF the Committee to be held In Atlanta on
Wednesday Jan. g. 1870 lie invites all Republican mem
hers Of the Legislature to be present the meeting
The Secretary OF the Democratic Committee issued a
call to the Democrats for the same purpose the same
day.
ORG AVIATION OF THE GERMAN REPUBLICANS.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your paper of to-day you deplore the
amentable fact that o. X Hail. Tweed Co.. have again
succeeded In sending TO the Republican General Com
mittee delegates who, as Cow Boys do the dirty work
Of Tammany Hail. and sell the Republican party TO the
highest bidder.
contrast to the nuisance as you have pictured it,
let me call attention the cheering spectacle presented
by the German Republicans OF NewYork City As true
and worthy citizens they enrolled themselves at their
places OF registry no repeaers there TO serve
pryate ends and none but bond.fde Republicans aud
residents we're enrolled. The organization effected by
tbe German Republicans on the 10th and nth OF this
MONTH represents powerful body, which divided Dy
no feuds quarrels, and which Wte az mas dVhe ~
he past with effect, at future ELECTIONS
Their General Committee Will be Tree from the suspl'
cion necessarily cast upon the body Just elected ny me
different American organizations ana thelr only p vii
be the speedy triumph Of republican principles oil govern
ment III this State, eviuced by the present AdhsHa'
ton, ,.- 49,. ...-,-.. -,
their country AT heart may look forward with assurance
and safety 10 the Inauguration Of the German General
hers thereof will never prostitute Themselves 10 such
mean and dirty work as THE TRIBUNE depored III lts
article Of toby Respee,dG6Ldy crn,x Prrrn,,c.s.
Ne,g York, Dec. 81, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
ANOTHER COAL MINE FIRE-NARROY ESCAPE OF
THE MGNERS.

p1yuoUTH. Penn. Dec. 3l.-Ihere was nearly
repeon Of the Avondae horror at his place yester-
dav At about 1890 a. ~ the breaker Of The Nottingham
mine situated at the southern end of Tie town. was as
covered 10 be on fire. There - men IN the mine az
the time which has but ouot-yet, noiw tbsandnS
this no notice was given to the men below that the
hu,Ing above was on fire. Fortunately 10 was dseoN-
erred soon after broke ont and with great eHeroh
expcuslod before the men below became aware OF
their danger The fire the result OF gross careless
mass ON the part Of the company working H. IL appears
thar two stoves were kept IN the breaker to give heat 10
tbe hoys employed there to pick out The slate nom 'ie
coal a IL goes IN the breaker ana the pipes nom these
stoves were run directly through the woodwork OF inc
nuudi,o without any protection. Tic result was that
the wood work heated until t became oi tie conaSlrhe!
al finder and then ignted ~ noon s",,o o
~ ,hc men came M dinner, and tLcN Drcame hNato
M thc terrible fate they had escaped. Whcn theA went
dnsn cam they informed iEc rest of Tue men ~ tho
line aud they at once resolved 10 leave Tee mlhe.
Whc tbey rut no they assembled the rest ~ ne mc
i'm ali about 7l-and held another meeting trsoNtS ,uae
trrv would not again 80 down into the mine hbu .'e
wa tyo brck chue, lidit loI the St"Icrpes, N'le
man placed in the building night ana ,bid ul .,
Inc bottom OF the shaft so that thcr NhOul 80,
when there Was danger at the sWthc' H'h'V 't ~
r. ,rr ms nor been worked, aud The men S remain
srn, rhe pr,pripfors Messis. Thomas bfourch Y 20:
nf h,,o ulc To- get any men Ia supply he places OF
tlcir old haulS, have yielded 30 ti' neahs ~ 80 %
tie two ebluEeys are eonceih anu me. , l,,,, a. the
Mas cu,nchced bar they think one w''cnuIi ~, ,n
uyht j. sui cnf an decline 20 PLACE "e lhefe W 'ie
,,vtiue INC iucp thgt they VIA So q" nv '"N
/ N,fclp,pu aud ai-u on The aiarie bell
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
cvNTENCE FOR FORGERY,

GLASGOW Friday, Dee. 81 lsC9'
vvo, Cook limited States vice Consul at this port
bos heen sentenced to seven years imprisonment "'
hard labor for forgery.
MARINE DISASTER.
LONDON, Friday, Dec 81, 1889
Heavy gales have prevailed all round the coast
dprinp the past few days. Many shlpWrecks' AZ
tended in some instances with loss OF ne, n"No ."
roadv mem reported, The American bark, {. v
MI Cantain Healey. which left Mobile on the
1oth Of November with cargo of cotton for Havre.
experienced one of these gales when about two days
sal from the Cornish coast but wcathered the STORM
"a ,,oda tbe mort of Penzance She lost two masts
and suffered other damage. though TO what extent
- ,ot vet ascertained. Advices have also Deen Ie-
ceived 10 the effect that the bark Edna bound from
Montreal 10 Greonock, was driven ashore on the
eoas, of Ireland by furious gale The captain ana
seven of the crew were drowned The bark VIII
probably be a total loss.
The Weeklg Examiner issued to-day has an article
IN the Alabama difficulty. 1t says when the nature
f the American struggle was understood England
cstored her sympathies TO the North, and that re-
lamations now. based on earlier wrongs are simply
nduly vindictive,
THE MONEY MARKET.
TEe Shining Gazette in It's money article aScrloeS
he ease in the money market to the diminished cap
tal required owing to the shrnkaGe OF prices Ior
onducting business since 1865.
THE CLAIMS QUESTION.
"Historicus," the wcll-known correspondent oil
ne Tines Whites another article TO that journal to-
az. assaing the dispatch OF Secretary Fish on the
alabama question.
Mr. BENNETT AND MR.. AsHBURY
Mr. kshbury has forwarded 10 Tie Morning Post the
correspondence had between himself and Mr. Ben
nett per Atlantic Telegraph. on the subject OF an
ocean yacht race between his Cambria and Mr.. Ben
etts Dauntless, on the Fourth of July next, from
Kinsale Head to Sandy Hook. lie accompanies this
correspondence with letter wherein he says he ac-
ept the terms and says ne viii be ready on reach
ing New York to race for the cup won by the yacht
Bmerica on the I'D of August, 1851.
GREAT GALE.
LIMERICK, FRIDAY, Dec. 81 1860.
fearful gale from the Northwest occurred here
today. Trees were uprooted chlmneys thrown
down and in some instances houses Frustrated len
g1sons are known to have lost their lives and many
.th,rs have been badly injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
SPAIN.
GEN. PIERROD'S RELEASE.
I'll. T.a o

GEN. PIERROD'S RELEASE.
MADRID, Friday, Dec. 81, 1862
Gen Pierrod has been released from prison. No
French OF English mails havo been received here Tor
fonr DAYS, all roads being blocked by snow.
KING VICTOR AND THE DUKE OF GENOA
Its reported to-day that Victor Emanuel has pos
itvely refused his consent to the canddaure OF the
Duke Of Genoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
A mspRINT IN TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
PROTEST FROM TIE CHOCrAMs.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH

GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH
A comment has heretofore been made Oh misprlnt In
President Grants annual Message which represented
him as saying that the United states is the first OF all
nations" it Is proper to state that in the manuscript as
furnished the press the proper word Is the
entire sentence reading The United states is the rees
Of all nations; So too, its people sympathze with all
people struggling for liberty aud sclfgoyernmen;
Col. p p. PlchlyD, Chief Of the Chocnw tribe OF In
dams has entered protest before the Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs on behalf Of his tribe. against violation
OF the treaty made with that tribe by collecting INTERNAL
revenue tax that country This was Induced Dy 'ho
seizure of n tobacco factory few days ago
secretary Boutwell, returned 10 Washington thls morn
ing and occupied his desk at the Department today
The receipts from Internal Revenue today were s4,o
s59. for tile month ending Dec 81, SliO22@; ana tue
fiscal year TO date. s55 1,J02 ~, -
The Governments of Portugal and Great Britain sew
eray claim possession OF the Island OF Boapa on tDe
western coast of Africa and TO certain portions OF eIf
tory opposite 10 that island on the mainland Inc posi-
tons are valuable only in connection WIN Iei,l's LOT
carrying on the slave trade. Unable 10 settle me g'es
tion possession themselves. those Governments hNe
chosen the President Of the Unltedstait. ~ inpe
tme for filing their respective documents al the bepAi
ment Of state expired to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01

common property, cebacy resistance, and e1tinc-
ton OF government IN an entertaining manner. Elder
Henry Cummings OF Enfield, n H.. spoke on 1.-THE Bet
ter Land" holding that the promises OF God In regard to
the happiness Of the immortal life were conditional We
must deny ourselves and abjure earthly passions and
interests The Shakers tried lead practical religious
e He closed by contrasting the Importance OF eternal
with merely earthly and temporal welfare. Oihrr
speeches were made showing the principles Of the Shaker
faith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
nun sIIAkEK4 AT BOSTON.

BosroN. Dee. 3O.-The visit of the shaheis
n l,.f, has proved very satisfactory to mem lnoy
attracted large audience, IN the Music h"'' an' ''''
excellent Opportunities 70 give wac pnye,,yon In Inc
mronin. Mr. Allcrt Ioinns Of Albany, ~ me-" Her
o. i,t.r,'.tiug address aId gave summary " -,
W ,i,.s tr.,tiLU 40 uVBts vf uDId lhteIShb az"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
PEABODY FUNERAL CoRTEGE.

Boron, Dec 31.-The L. s. steamers Mlanan'
touo and Terror are orders at the Navy iad 10
proceed 20 Portland Oh Monday oreceve the war vessel
hearing tle remains OF George Peabody. TWO Special
cars arc preparing by tho Eastern Railroad Nonra,
ItpHy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
GERMANY.


STATE OF NAVIGATION.
HAMBuRG, Friday, Dee. 81, 1869.
The weather is severe. The Elbe is blocked with
zee. and navigation above this point is suspended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
srn.crr snor nY nIs vIerIM.

WHEELING, West Va. Dec. 81. - Yesterday
f,,rp.,, a youu, woman named Ba'ham. Who HAD pee"
.eIueed by man nau,ei McNash. visited his boarding
,,n.,. and calling INN ont demagdcd DE hlhlhnett oil
hi. marriage promise. Upon h.s reiiisias she u'eN
-, ,,,l IA at h,m through tho hp~tl~ She then
ivn",',.,,.l hersrlf 10 the uuthortvs. MoNhsh Is
lie ,y"updei lie was pledged TO be- married To
another young Woman ~ ale" "aSS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
TURKEY AND EGYPT.
PROBABILITY OF WAR.

UF " AN
CoNsTANTINOPLE, FRIDAY Dec. 81 1862
Sometime since the Sublime Porte sent a demand
10 lsnael Pacha to abandon his iron-cad fleet The
demand remaining unanswered. the Sultan for
warded a violent message TO the same effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01

Stephen A. Dubois, President ct The National
unisnn River Bank OF Hudson, y ~ ocl SVs"'"o
,n"pminc after a brief illness asvd &C Year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01

.EF Process or VERIFYING ElECTiONS-MAN-
EEE on TlE IMPERIAL IEAUDs-A LATE
SFEECH ~ 81. IORCADE--M EOCIIEIOI,I's
IIDICtLE or TIE EMPEROE-M. O1.LIyIE-
THE TWO PAElAHS-THE IMPRESS SICK
AIE-NO ENTHUSIASM FOR NAPOLEON.
PARIS, Dee l7.-llOweyer much horror the high
and mighty Conservatives Of the Chamber Of Rep
rosrutatiycs may profess lor Democracy, there Is
very tile IN the way Of double-dcaliug. Of down
'jRtt kuayery, aud Of general small nmdcdnc., that
oEr American Democrats could teach them. The
proceedings in the Chamber during the past week
Lave been very discrcditablc and very dIscomagiug
The soc business attended TO, thus far by
the legislative Body has been thr ,erfca-
ton Of powers as il is called. the yaHda-
lion Of The late elections Ia form, the proceedings
are very simple 4 person called a reporter brings
20 Gre Chamber statement Of the result of e clcc.
hon 81 given Department. The President an
ILnEees that the oGcr of tie Gay calls iol tc ic-
p9r fal5 Of The election Of ". CaIyct-Ro2uiai uthe
A''.Fyl. The reporter t4cn reads: The elections
~ Tie second circumscupton Of the A,cyIon have
gwen Tie following results:
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01

been formed but it is reported this evening that it
VIII be tomorrow.
TIE RUSSIAN CROWN PRINCE.
PARIS Friday, Dec. 81, 1869.
Prince Charles Of Prussia and his wife are in the
oity. and stopping at the Grand Hotel Yesterday
The Emperor called upon them there.
EXPLANATION OF THE FRENCH CABLE COMPANY.
The French Gable Company forward, the following
telegram, copied from the journal Qficid Of this
uouiug: ,,..-........ ,,.,,.-.,,
OF TELEGRAPH LINES
The message Of the President Of the United states TO
Congress, at its opening II Is published by the news
apers, contains, IN the part relative TO the French
Atlantic Cable CO.. al assertion which this admin
.tsaton considers il duty to correct 1t states, in sub
arce that according TO the terms Of the concession
ssuaches from America, transmitted by that route are
inject 10 examination and control Of the French Gov
rment and it is evident that the passage was written
der the impression that such theicOndtions OF the
IuccssiOu.
This administration exercises control Of that nature
mer over dispatches from America or from any other
arier; but IL is its duty that communications are
auentted the cable in the order OF their hnR or
their reception al Brest and that there is no favorsm
tins respect II must also, on account Of the tele
apAic monopoly held by the Government, see that 10
spstches are claudestinely introduced upon the line
ID so avoid tine tax which legitimatey accrues TO the
ate such the double aim Of its conro-to protect
once the interests OF the public and Of the treasury.
FINALLY, the conditions under which this department
eres control over the business OF the line without
ucal intention. Its subordinate employees arc charged
m the task and then duty restricted 70 the yerihca
Oh q cpher-such the signals OF place aud time OF
lug and Of Ioforwarding-aud the number Of words
Inch form the basis for application Of the Government
}. Again, the most Of the particularly
rose destined for Nautes Bordeaux, Tours, Toulouse,
I'd those seclous-arrve at their destination without
atsug through Paris 40 all The is true Of core
poutouce addressed TO any part Of Spain England,
ach message being transmitted direct from Brcst to
touCou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.

THE ADMISSION or VIRGINIA - PROPOSED RE-
ORGANIZATION or THE SUPREME COURT
JUDICIAL CIRCUITs-SEIZING THE MAILS OF
sWlNDLlNG FIRMS - CHANGES IN THE NAVY
REGULATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01

" 'dNtiHngI ~ IdVIUE ItcVNtu 80 HUs0IUIt
magnify Of lie aCtuAI votes. and more lEaD "a iouIh
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FRANCE.
TIE MINISTRY.

PARIS, Friday, Dec 81, 1901 p. m.
Up TO the present time the new ministry has not
been formed but it is reported this evening that it
la, -. roorroyv