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0crfauf Der y etcrn silver: 2aubs
ffelle~ our9 Die 8erualter SO. Stttp s
Seal. Man. leie bic An3eise in Der tcuti:
gen Nnmmer Der SUIT" Sie giiens
tabn. @asaons seBen bonn Gameenffr.s
Depot nad Dem gerfanisplabe unt 7 1tbr
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GSieSererlau9une 9eftoblener
ShiionflNurn

Nep V0rt, 81. WlGr3.-GIn WebelmpO:
lcjiIt a~rreilrte 9titern QgilbeIm 9icbl, einen
Glnpobncr ocs naben 9onfers, bel iueldem er
in 6clgc GuBerit 9e0eim 8ebaltener Na6for:
iaungen fur $50, 900 Ge1toblene Sbligationer,
Der bIrIigen pGcean"= uno elmer Yani in gors
mall, Gonn., 9eb6rig, p~orfanO. SieIe Irrez
tur bat unter reH 3iebescorps uno Der YOlts
gel, ole pon Der Nfiaire nibt 0as WttnoeIte
8cabnt Daiten 9rOBts Aufieben beruor8es
rufpn
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WrIS Guha unb SGu 9Dmiunp.

Savanna, 80. Mari. -Gs 1T Die gtaGs
ribt bier angelan8t. oaB Gen. Serbian
ben Sberbefebl iiber Die Snlur9enten Ir;
NEE nieoer9ele9t babe; babel miro bebauptet,
er babe Die Sniel bereits pertaIlen unb befinpe
itb I'M 2eu6lbGuie auf 2ob's &eD.
Die Gominiconsr bobeu i'm SerbiltniB pon
iinmt. Das &lnsItoner (Samaitn) Sour
nal" uno anDere peritanOi9e 3~eitun9en begin.
itigeu hen 4ni1luBplan uno erflaren, OaB Die
Der. Staaten Die Sniel balo eipiliiiren. rubi9
uno RID MAIDEN M iDen.
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@leih oem erften 3peiqe beIbloB Der 3tpeite
bic 9erih5nerur0 Der 4nlasen auf Dem Bat
terp : Square : Barrie unO bepiGiBte Oafiir
$500.
Or trat Rem 9eihtlIen bes erfien, in Goofs=
ctr. oon 6rernont. biz @itmoritr., ionic in
Munitinitr. pom BroaNipaD bis AnnftraBe
SauptQasrbbren legen au toiIer, bti uno Der:
taQtc Iib e~benfalls bis MontaQ.
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Snsianer observation-disclosures
Sodbtpa Ter.

Smaba q, Nebrasta, 81. Wtdr3. - Nin %.
bs. unternabnen % Snoianer einenS~ treif3up
na9 Raplins Springs in g9pomins uno er.
beutetsn eine 4n3ablYierbe. IS fam 5u sinem
biBisen @elette, in pel6em elm Snbianer
fiel. Gin gBetBer, Der Sol5 aus benz Yaloe
mad bemSrte fubr, entSins tnapp Der @efan.
gennabme.
Sonnabenb Radt entpi9sn aus bent Gbep=
enner@eidnaniiie mebrere arreftanten, baruns
ter Mn,. Suip, Der tirSli6 zines Moroans
critics iiberfibrt iporben mar.
Der Wtliouri lit NOD INNER i'm Steisen
unb bpI@is. gu Webrasfagitp unb Yromnss
bile tonnen felne Yoote iiberieBen, wobl absr
htsr
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8rcuuerct SrGuo.

YbiIaoelpbia, 81. Wtdrs. Spbr
Monroe's 8rnnntipein 8renuerei in Gumbers
lanos, nabe BroaOitr, Sin9 perhoiene gta9t
total in 6tamrnen auf. sic entbielt cine Bar
tie 8etraroe, Wtaii6e unO ab9ejo9ener Sptri
%turier, BON Osnen Nihts 9ercttet Wurbe. 8as
@cD6uoe 9GBDrte Gbomas s Martin. Ser
@eiammti0aoen bettdgt $50, 900 UnO 1T tbeils
ipeiIe berQiiGturirt.
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Wcrmpuen= Nrpteft eeecn Die Suls
Ipm'tche Nfte.

Sal3iee ot Utah. 81. Mdrs. - SIN
iioti6en 3beile oss EerritDriums peroen
8~ei'ammtunsen 9ebalten, aus oenen man tn
Oerben 4usoriden abaefabte YroteIts aesen
bic Sulom'ibe 8er9epattis ungs Bill ihleus
bert. Auf mor9en 1T bier cine WaiIen . Der.
'ammlnn9 sinberufen, pom Der man iid mans
DIES SntereHante peripridt.
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gtoOt SaGttmere.

Sas QB war wa6reno bes ~beriiOiz
ienen Mnnots, nit Ausnabine etni9er penis
oer Iage, siemti6 mitDe. 0ie na9itebenot
EabeIe sei9t ben Stano 0es thermometers
an ieoem Gage Ocs Monats (um & ubr Wlor=
uens( an.
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SanSels. uup 8tnanstSerttbte.

Sranffurt a. ~. 81. Mdrh Gbenbs. -
Der, ct. Cblt9ationer IhIONtn ju 95H.
YGris. 81. WiGrd, Nbctos. - S0rie aninirt, -
Renten 7S i5rancs so 9enttmes.
10 moon IL, 81. psat5' os.meon a5 g9t oaer;
ollie, 904; '67r 500. l0-40er 81.
4Onoon 81. WtGri, IbenOs.-2eInDI SO PfO. SD.
3alg As Sd. 0 y.
0fucrpool. 81 gtdr,, Tbcnos. - gbmaIi e5 Sd.
Ratt. Ststubl 2Oh % 3uter 80 SD.
4ntwcrPen, 81. WiarI, Abos. IBctBes Normal
6tetn6l 53h IF.
81 8rOte.
ambu 70, 81. Wldr5, 4beuOs.- ststnbI Is Rar'
81. s Sdlin.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GOleoo, Obio, 81. Wtar5. Die ibcr
Bbilipp SteinuleB me8en Grmoroun9 Nu8uIt
9eit's oerbdn8te Gooestrafe, tpelbe mor9en
oolitredt meroen iolte. lit in lebensldn8li6e
i6were &rbrit i'm 3aAtbauie umBewanoelt
ipDt0en.
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NtwsYort 81. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nan,
$26. 90. - Haumtpoue matt uto 9~sutden; 22x OTIS. -
3udcr, raft., Cuba IL; gortp gttco 1O%-12z Cts
strtnol, rob. IA; raj. 26A Gents .-aBai3eu. 126-l27,
Bafer 56-f3 Cts.
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u menSementS Jubcl,

NswsSauen Conn, 81. Wtdr3.- Die
bieIisen Sbparsen briidten beute tire 5reuos
aber Die 8atii3iruns oes Is. Imenoentents
our1 2lbfeuern BON 100 Sanoneni6hIen aus.
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&u> Sur Seadbtmne!
gebrauGt BSann's etsftrifd,e @prn. NIB Su.
nion'&dlbe. 81 baden IN Der Office Rr 10. Rprbs
Greters. urmcit esr ecfparafe. Stbs Shad'eI iutro
%9arantirt. Yrsts 25 Gents. (7s-S0)
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Die Ytbmcnbcr NStrrcn. - Gr
fcnntntf acgcn ben ncnen MaBpr
Tft6tbea6tung Der Gntfbet


Ni9monO, Ba, 81. GRdr3. 9unoes.
trsisrthtsr UNDERWOOD betpili9te bsute bic
BON Wtilitdrs Yir8erneiter Gba9Don bean.
tragic Snbibttion 9egen ben bonn @ouoerneur
ciu8eieBter 8ttrgerneiftr Clifton, benz Oos
Ourcb u5rbOten MIRO, aIs FOLDER gu iun9iren.
Der Rlfter i6Iug 5u9leib ic8li9e Appellation
ab, neil bic Snbtbttion nur cine 5eitueili9e
uno nur bis sum ndbiten @eri4tstermin
gRttis Isi. Sn Ieiner Gntiheiours erftGrt er
ben loSenannttn Enabling Act Der 8eieb;
9Cbun8 fir UeriaiiunGswlOri8, Sieies Or
tenrtniB bat aud fir ole %anocren, nod bon
@eneral Ganbp ertanrten Staatsbtalntcn
@ittigteit.
G%atlon's Qnipatt erttdrte, icin Silent bsabs
Ii6ti9e, Dem @eribtsbefeble niat gu geborden,
pamlt er uerbaitet. unO oann Die 9an5e 4nBe:
legenbeit our4 riren 9abeas Corpus Nntra9
upr's SbslbunOesGeriht Rebradlt iperoe.
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ms" @cnn bdS sartc Gjetpcbc Der
gungeu ciumal frauf GetporDen lit, 10
1T Ousumlih9rfiIen slnes 5euers taum ID nsaer
lie unbetdmpit ii6 eutpidsln barf. sobato
6uften, ACKNOWLEDGMENT nber @etlemmun9
Iih Seioen, 10 remmt Cure 3uflu9t su SGfs
len's 2nnecu Salfam , Der Gud H.
DER 6eilen tpiro. GS.)
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ny SSi|sF;rfa4en Snrfoo,

"a" 0SiIbfirfd5en Sa1fam -
Sas Anbenten an Sr. Qbiiiar bot Ii1 in ben
Ser5en Sauienoet, lie ietn Mitofiri9en 8ai.
Jam BON Suiten, Grtdltun8en, S6pintiu6t
ooer i~onittaen 2un8enfrantbeiten furirt bat,
srbaItsn; @s ttno bersits iiber 40 Sabre, BOB
uub rod 1T Die 0adfra8e itets i'm 3uRebmen
bearliien. l74-9t.l
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8 : : 2 5 ? sfs
GtipaS NcursI
2eiet mas s Dlnen6e.
a8us Der etunt.Ws iIuar pm Bolton iugt tbsr
Aurn's gnngen- Dal(aIn.
(ss Fam asmis ssin beieres 8useu= cber euns
gen, 8eilmittei gsfdnbcn psI Zen.
Wis Elm GrIetbtster ber3uraeub bat ct nidt lsnsAg IeideH.

Bottom. Wtaii, is, 6ebr. 1859.
Mn So. y. Saots uno Sobn. -Nieine Serren 8as
BddGen Mnsn's Gunsen.Baliar, wslbts Sic mir juni
@ebraude uttsr ben leibenbfn Mrmen tudortnb rrelres
etaot- ~ tifpns s1Perles oeianht haben. bat ht nls tebr
ipinitsrspsrtb unb uiblth ettniI len. Or 1T bei usriJie-
beneu 3 amilsn. nit mertpirbi8em Gffsftt In itoem5aus,
8Ibrautt worte1.
Sine srau puros ssbeiIt. p'Ide ibre Ner,te tar
fdlptno iiittl8 trflart latier. naderm il, rretrrre Vto'
nate on oufen. eroten Shmsrbtn In bfn Gurgeu uno
5irfdnisteit avli'tn bate, 10 coS fe iebt i'm Sfantt lit.
thrs Sdusarbttt 3u perrtbfen un0 ium urtcrbalt tprer
5diutlte NIT betluftsuern. Wei Bpritpt ine fortg iestem
gsbrauhs hts BALKANS erndrtst lie ttte oolftdabi9e
Wisoet berItlur
Cine anbere Btrion, siEe iunss iSrau. ,pelter Id cine
6laldt CAB, bat groBen Nuben baupn gsbabf, 10 baB
tbr Suiten. luslfer ibou mebfere Wtnr ate espabrt bate,
Oiel bitter 9spproen III. sic bat bic Slpeite 6lafGt ee.
iauit uuo ss fnp aue Gnasiden elmer ~bGieiseu Sttluns
norbanDen.
GiR junger W1ann, weIhtr Blut jp!e, unb gam {Gfpaa
uno trant 8%eiDoroen mar. bot Id, nod BEN Sebraud bon
jpei 5laltsa iowsit sebsiiert baB CT lpitber eth psnte
arbetttn fam.
Gin iunaer U.ann. ipeItem Id einen gsr5ub ots Uftt.
tells antnptabL oa er etnea i6limmet pufen unb 0!sls
SdmerJen In itinen 2un9en lett Waorat aelittsn bat, 10
DlB TT wtoer &ube NOD Shlaf ftneen fonnte. bat ben
8tbraut aneefanseft, uno nimmt iebi Die pisrte 5laits
nit arpBer grletdtsruna. Or ia9te mir bel msinem let.
ten Belude. or tbnnte ntdJt mebr obne benz fem. Ut
bottt Juno ,We es mir ideint nit Gedt., balo ~ isinsr
Arbe't lutshtr fdbtg 3u ter.
adtun8sppu unS oantbar Der Sbriee
Gbarle8 VI. &puutp. Staot.Ulii'ionar
2. y. Carrie y Gcmp:. ~anetnise @t9snibunier.
Cincinnati, GbiD.
ss- gu baben bel Carl ~ @aspari, Baltimore.
uho allen Grp8uiftn. taprill. 3L,te a. S,&p.1
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SelcgrapDiiGe Sepeiden,
(Seridtet ftr ben vSSutibsn GorrsFporoentsnS J
SaS @pfb.Iaip.
:QIorFcr WarFtberih4.

Ntp.DOrt. 81. WldrI. - peutige saluBnOi
ll2.
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HS- Sas MpGenbla!t Res ,,Gcuti1cn
Gorreipa nocntcn"
eri&etnt ieoen sfrsitas. Gs III zines Der sr6btcn unb
Rehabilitation BlGtter Der Scr. Ct. Bel untern Erd.
germ semadnte Rsfsnuuasu ptrseH iu 5 Gsnts
pro Esrdbe piinFtltdb bsforat. C56-l
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0%reRarti9e Sampler uub Sabnliz
nicnsN crbinpuna.

U 10 : y ort, 81. Mldr3. = QBie Ole beuz
ti8e sun" mcloet, iOlen Die p9tod S5IanO"s,
Ole Union" uno Die uGentral: Yatifiesgabn"
unO Die s9aciic 9Gmpiidiff : GOmpa8nie"
tlnfti9 unter einbeitli6er Dberteituns iteben,
noourd Elm WtpnOpot oes enormen Yertebres
nit O) China uno 5apan Gei6nIfen Diro.
0urcb ibren Gn0puutt gu @bica9o lam bicie
neue SntereIensS eri4mrl3ln9 Den conturrrts
renoen Observation-Disclosures NIT benz Often
ole ~Seoingunsen juolttiren. IS 1T ferner
I'M Ytane, Die 6bicaso'er nit Der Noro,ueitli=
ME gu perbinoe1 uno oaourh ole nit 9rpBen
l~lntpiten Oertnipfte 8erbinoun8 nit Der rSt.
Yauler @iienbabn" 3u umgeben. Nub mill
man Die Yacific Yoitoampfer BON Der 4onas
ma'er ROute ipe8nebmen, iOoaB Der 8eIamulte
@eidGftsuertebr nit San 5ran5isco uno
China ietnen auspeg auf Der s@entral",
unO Der Union YaetItc s8abn" iuben miiBte.
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THE WINNIPEG REBELLION.
sIIAw's INDIANS on THE wAR-PATH-SEIZCRE
OF THE HUDSON BAY CoMPANY'S TREASURE
RY TIE INSURGENTS.

suAw's INDIANS ON THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THE HUDSON BAY CoMPANlS TREASURE
BY THE INSURGENTS.
Cmc,Go. ILL.,. Jan. l5.--A letter from Pembina
dated on the Sd inst. that the Sioux In
dams at that time were within three miles of Fort
Garry. and had informed parties sent ont by Relic
TO stop Them that they were the warpath against
the half-breeds, insurgents, and Americans. lnstl-
gated thereto by Shaw, the who, as asserted by
the French haf-breeds. employed to do tins
work by Gov. McDougall Considerable excitement
prevailed at Fort Garry.
Another correspondent says that Donald u. Smith,
who was sent by the Hudson Bay Company to super
sede McTavish, had publicly acknowledged the va
lidty of Relies Government. There seemed to be
some prospect for the success of the mission OF
Fathers Thebault and Desalbery, as these gentle
men seem inclined to concede nearly every demand
of the insurgents.
dispatch from ST. Cloud, Of the 1ith, says DR..
Shutter had arrived there from Pembina the same
evening. and reports matters as In very serious
state at Fort Garry. The French, under Reile. are
masters of the situation They have seized the Hud-
son Bay Company's safe with G2jOOOO in gold to pay
the troops Father Thebault Nand Col Desalberry.
the latter Commissioner of the Canadian Govern
ment, were on their way to open negotiations with
Relic Mr.. Upper who is prominent politician,
thinks they may be successful in doing good. 1t
rumored that the Sioux Indians were coming down,
and the Dakota and Minnesota people are much
alarmed they fearing another Indian war. Reille.
who acts as COMMUNICATIVE has $50 men under
arms The Hudson Bay COmpany's officials are said
to he apathetic and winking at the acts of Rellle
The Scotch and English hall. breeds are passive.
THE REBELS RE ENF0RCED-CoL. DENNISS LET
TER.
A dispatch to The Toronto Globe states that
2els force been joined by 800 French hai'reod'
Minnesota papers report that Father Thibaut mad been
admitted TO Fort Garry only under close escort fh"r
Thbault had been making progress No his lheua'Io.
charged with having basely plotted against the lhSd
gents, has been made a newer oi wooI anu
drawer OF water. IL Ia said that the IN
snreents ma We been strongly tempted hang him Col
Dennis writes letter The Toronto Gt0de IN Which, r.
ferring 10 the charge that the Canadian funcuonaros
wished to dispossess the habreeds by new surveys he
soys No survey whatever of the settled farms had been
made or begun al the time the outbreak occurred he
charges Rel with duplicty
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NETWORK, MONDAY. JANUARY II, 1870.

warned against prying into secrets which it is not
convenient to reveal. / do not imagine that any
serious damage has as yet been experienced on that
score, and the precaution is doubt intended as
safeguard for the future.
The Fourth General Congregation is announced
for to-day. The names of the Fathers chosen Mt the
last session to compose the Deputation on Discipline
will be proclaimed. First the list is Archbishop
McCloskey of New-York. Among other members are
the Archbishop Of Mexico, the Patriarch of Aexan-
dria, the Bishop of Liege the Bishop of Lausanne
and Geneva, and the Archbishop of Quebec Ineed
not repeat the list in full most Of the names are
as unfamiliar to your readers TO myself, compris-
ing but few prelates whose fame has spread beyond
the limits of their own dioceses. The Deputaton on
Religious Orders it is understood, viii be chosen to-
day, but Of course no intmation has been given Of
the persons of whom it will be composed. The ses-
sion of the General Congregation promises to be of
interest than either Of the preceding. Several
questions will come up which have previously been
presented 10 the Fathers by the Business Commit
tee az we should call it, which has been selected by
the Pope for the preparation Of matter to be consd
cred by the Council. The next public session of the
Council, which is appointed for tho 9th of January
the feast Of Epiphany, is looked for with no slight
degree of curiosity, as the progress already made
will then be reported and official publicity given to
the DEGREES that have been established. r.
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THE OCEAN CABLES.

A BASIS or CONSOLIDATION AGREED UPON.
LONDON, Saturday, Jan. 4, 1870
II is announced to-day that a working arrange
ment between the AngloAmerican the Atlantic,
the New York Newfoundland and London.
and the Soci6t6 du Gable Transatlantque Francois
companies has been agreed to. The arrangement
is finally settled between the directors OF the
companies. and it only requires TO be confirmed
by the shareholders The receipts OF the cables
will be placed in a joint purse and divided IN
the proportion of thirty-sIx and two-thrds to the
SocI6t6 du Cable Transatlantique Francois, and
sixty-hree and one-third between the Anglo-Amerl-
can, the Atlantic and the Ne York, Newfoundland
and London Companies. Should any of the cables,
OF the land lines in connection Herewith, be in
terrupted at any time the messages will be sent by
the route which is open, without regard to the COM
pany which mdy have accepted them. Thus the
public will be benefited while the companies will
have the advantage of their revenue being continued
in the event Of any of the cables being broken 1t is
also understood that the Anglo-American and the
Atlantic Companies to be reconstructed on The
basis OF a common stock.
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ROME.
COMPLAINTS IN THE COUNCIL.

COMPLAINTS IN THE COUNCIL.
ROME, Jan. l6, 1870.
The Council Yesterday held a session which lasted
four hours The Oldest legate present complained
that many of the speeches made were too long, and
that some of the Fathers did not strictly observe the
obligation of secrecy regard TO the proceedings Of
the Council.
CHRlsrNAs wERK-vEsPERs IN ST. PETERS,
PApAL MASS - THE SACRED CRADLE-THE
BABE IN ARA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Oh DIsCIPLINE-FOURTH GENERAL CONGRE-
CATION.
IPRoN OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
RoME Dec 2o-The rains which have deluged the
Eternal City during the past month still continue al
most without intermissiOn. The old residents of
Rome tell me they have never known such month
of December. / have nearly forgotten the appear
ance of the Sun who shows his cheering face but at
distant intervals and then only for short time.
Every thing reeks with the perpetual moisture. The
atmosphere is not only saturated with dampness, but
Is heavy and oppressive with its sultry warmth One
rs not tempted TO exercise in the open air, and the
American visitor at least often longs for the bracing,
frosty days of December at home, when he finds
health and Tefreshment even in the most churlsh
Winter winds. If the windows OF heaven" remain
open much longer the boat of ST. Peter Will have to
give place TO Noahs ark. Still, the unfrendly
weather has iDterfered as little with the festivities
OF ds IL WIFI OptilluS VI
oil The Romans are SAID to have feline dread
of getting wet. But they have shown great pluck
during these holidays, and attended the pageants
of the week with as much apparent enthusiasm, as
AZ there had been no rain TO damp their devOtiOns.
The churches some Of which are open every day and
evening for special services, in honor of 1.-THE Christ
mas festival. am told have been crowded. / can
not boast of having been frequent attendant on
the rites of the sanctuary but have enough TO
obtain lively impression Of the interest OF the Ro-
mans in the ceremonies of the Church which seem
90 take the place of the theateT the lecture-room
aud the newspaper On Friday afternoon, j wit
messed the performance OF the vesper service in St.
Peters, Not only on account of its being the eve Of
Christmas, but alse of the presence of the Council it
wss an occasion OF more than usual pomp and dis
play The Fathers Of the Council had been specially
invited TO the service ands the Pope himself took
part IN its performance. The floor of st. Peters
presented q quite different spectacle from
that which it exhibited on the Eighth OF
December ,Altbopgh there could not have been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
VOL. XXIX.....No' 1919.
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

PARIS rRLNouII-RADICAL JOURNALISTS 10 DE
PROSECUTED BY THE GOVERNMENT
PARIS Saturday, Jan. 10 1870.
The city is tranquil.
Tbe Government authorities announce their lhteh-
ton TO bring an action against the propetors Oh to
ReIorme revolutionary organ, Tor Violation Vi .n
press law. That paper has violently u'acAeu 'no
Government lately. Two journals III the provinces
will also be proceeded against immediately Aoi 'N
same cause. -,
Yesterday NJ Emile Olivier created sensation by
,,on in his great speech before the Council dEtat
that oenses against the press law be submitted 10
iury. To-day the project was brought before the
Corps Legislatif Judgments in the matters Oh the
press will be deferred until vote can be taken on
the subject in the Corps
DISCUSSIONS IN THE sENATE-THE CASE VI
RoCHEFoRT-EA SHOCKS
PARIS, Jan. l6, 1870
There was great discussion in the Senate Ses'el
day on the affairs Of the interior and the geheIai
domestic policy of the Government. At the conciu-
sion of the debate the Senate passed vote OF coni-
dence in the late Ministry.
In the Corps Legislatif, yesterday, NJ keratry
moved that the debate the arraignment OF Deputy
Rochefort be postponed until the 9th instant NJ.
Olivier opposed the motion, and the Chamber de-
oided that the debate should commence tomorrow
according to the original proposition of the Ministry
by vote Of 80 to 49, The semiofcial journals assert
that the majority in both Chambers will support 'ne
Ministry in the prosecution of Rochefort. Several
Deputies have received anonymous letters menacing
them with personal violence in case the Chamoer
authorizes the prosecution. The radical Journals
also threaten serious disorders should Rocheiort DC
condemned.
Shocks of earthquake were felt yesterday at Auch'
In the Department of Gers. No injury to lie Oh
property is reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
PARAGUAY.

TIE FLIGHT OF LOPEZ CONFIRMED ONCE
MORE.
LISBON Saturday, Jan. - 1870.
The regular mail steamship from Rio JdnerO ar
rived at this port to-day bringing late intelligence
from Paraguay. The dispatches previously received
announcing the fight of Lopez and the termination
of the war; are fully confirmed 1t seems that Lopez
did not retreat toward Bolivia He was last heard
from wandering with few followers about the
deserts of the Brazilian provinces.
CONTRADICTORY REPORTS RECEIVED IN PARIS.
PARIS Jan. l6, 1870.
Advices have been received at the Paraguayan
Legation here which contradict the statements that
President Lopez has left Paraguay. On the contrary
they represent that the war is by no means ended,
and assert that Lopez is in the Great CordlcIa with
an army of s 900 men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
THE NEW DOMINION.

RUMoRED ABOLITION OF AMERICAN FlsiIiN"
LICENsEs-CHANGE IN THE TARIFF.
OTTAWA, Jan. 15.--It' is rumored that the
Cabinet has decided abolish the system OF licenses to
RON of fne treaty Of 1878 II is said that the assent o
The Imperial Government has been obtained To TINS
policy. The rumor Is renewed that ehsngo Is W w.
free list.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
FATAL BLASTING ACCIDENT.

ERIE, Pa Jan. 15.-Mrs. Temple, stcwardoss
OF ST. Marys Convent. killed yesterday afternoon ~
large fragment Of rock blasted ont Of the Paradef
sewer between H. ghth and Ninths;s. Mrs Temple had
been visiting the house of neghbor and was on her
way hack 10 the convent when the fuse igncd the pow
der and some Of the rocks hurled up n tue ar
large piece was thrown 30 10 - feet g a descending
s,r,ck the back ~ her head crushing IA the kn, ana
killing her almost instantly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
THE REMAINS OF GEORGE PEABODY.

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. i6.-Mrs. Thomas
shaw OF this city has received letter rom Mrs george
Peabody Russell Of Salem, stating that she haa reoeeo
a cable dispatch from Sir Edward lanson; one W t ny
Executors of the Peabody estate IN England lnp.uos
her that the feet nc Madeira jan anu nat ~,
Peal body Russell confirmed the report that sieo " A'
yescels would coal ~ bermuda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
SPAIN.

moNTPENSIER CANDIDATE FOR THE CORTES
-REPORTED SUCCESSES IN CUBA.
MADRID, Jan. &c. 1870
The Duke Of Montpensier has been nominated as
candidate for the Cortes from the City of Oviedo.
There is great rejoicing here over kilograms from
Havana reporting important successes Of the troops
III Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
AI-STRIA.

DEATH OF THE MINISTER OF FINANCE.
VIENNA, Saturday, Jan. IS, 1870
Baron C. Won Bccke, Minister of Finance, is dead.
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PARIS rRLNQUII--RADICAL JOURNALISM 10 DE
PROSECUTED BY THE GONElNMENl'
PARIS, Saturday, Jan. Is, 1870.