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, 1870-01-09

IOWA.
Arrival of Lcgislntorx..nt Deg .IoincR
The Senatorial QucAtiou-Goutess
for Stntc Offices:
EIseftaf 1esnafeh tn si.ha hlcn n., r.4An.a

sHA oA AcEltlOt0f&.0 .0t uCH T10tnCt
The Senatorial QucAfiou-Coutess
for Stntc Offices.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
DEs MONIES, Jan. s
TIE Eeubers Of the Legislature are now ali In
but fifteen, and the great reht Is on. TIE town
las been full OF excitement to-day. and the CON.
lion hs.utatlors are, "uow does the thing stand, ~
and IT'S there anything new The sepa.orat con
'eat y se1ting hot, ND nearer tho surface. 10.
day, Il has teen Wright and Allison, with no,
much talk CT Merrill The friends ol tie latter
as ans ses4a xo5ps so,sTas s9ulel' asd lsy!as low.
SS.t r. he Tae e ,o1sp 1rpros:en ef w.ts1s eln@
tay he leads The latter only nye votes Sons
sood Nork Is beng done bJ bo.a stdes- Allison
arpe1fs 10 have the the bns1esr Eorke1s, and the
ttaeGfapn io-cay 1ummoned up se7erM more
4ptAo4 NellntE Wilson or Dodge are here, but
nafe been sent tor, and II Is sa1d nave promised
memoen arc tspldl5 enrolling themselves, and
under the lead Of The excitement shoxtnx thar
nandt, The state a. 1t il written IN the halls
aEoong The cutatcer., stands about thus: Wright,
-. AtHscn, 50; Merrill, a. The short term cEnt
- eesduS h1!A8 today. Gr1nnell ard Howell Of
tne heoko1 Gate Ct:y ne most prominent, with
Gs1nrel stccE il h!shesi to-Ei8ht
rFnF Ssato Printer the contest Is 50 far between
0aiAs, ct the STATE Rtcf1.tr, and EtwaEus. Of the
HdulfEe- A new candidate Il uut to-d1y In The
person Of Il. c. Leighton, Of The 0sEaloo,a HeroA
For Binder the strife Is between Smart OF WAs4s.
loo, Carter, Of De.Molnes, and kter, Of Council
BluIE SnAftB chances are quoted a. best-
In fhe minor oruoes, tho situation remains IN.
changed.
The GoveInoYs mestage, It il reported, T!u
be delivered Tuesday nfte1uoo7.
, 1870-01-09
uxFrE DEro1 4cAa7ER4AsEEa!

uxFIcE DEro1 4CAnEKR4AsIEQ,l
&H1lA'lo. H.. j an. /, l.1J !
-tltd rtoIo-at- IN Guplcate. with enpy Of thir IL
s.Intenn Ut s::seE nvit-d ard vii! be f-eeiF ID
IT tis tate Until! l. SATURDAY. February 1.71 for
TIT t.hnE 'Er Nn.1tr.1cs.:t.s LeTacrus II Chicago
NIrris. with ftut hundred ttoe} cavalry horsts
Sad Etistr MItk 1t fouhi Ia zt pagrteulaft. wth
broker. In tn sst HEd H-d condition. II; Isl rf
tt to !ltt Ht1tr- hand. bFh rrm - to "a
Jrars c!1. and ii. 4uAtt-d Tor tc aEy service
AL ist= p!r.rs IL, ne aubt< to f1id inspection.
am nnlt :.s, that rn.f:m ts s!!t s:Aad4t4 To. G.t.
e!EFs cass:!: e-rttA viii tt yeceirrI g.,
His "''i le lecelted acd eGheite-c1 fct q Eva os
t1n-s hnftee.
WhcE = lrcte-.l l. fer twenty-five tss} or rnoes
hni'+s. tist be nIslt-d by zli.tant~e Of 1t
Il NJ: tH0 t+tsus to tlr tGctt thas tse btddef co-
fts' nj tt rsFTy ut sh+ trrH+ ri t to1tract AHA.
- III. Nix Il II h- i'll ss a:nt'e .Dtt therefor.
ftTAe T. hslt iltr Ct ~ be ettt!hed
:. , G.t:k It Co.. Il H+ct I'd.
1te d+iscry ri hcrfe4 ro2racted foE = Re completed
uasE i.laFr sle .s'h d.. et tsu;iA1y. E.0
Pawn tt II Il. AAct II AuEsILte:t l3Edi oc tbs
et stt ct trstsy ND r..cct &! ii! hSf.rs eao
fr.ert t. LI:dsf ttEu4s 81 t4is A-:vrs:l.tnta-
ltt Tai: r. rt .tet AZ hEd Al ttts that aJ he aEc-
t1 - sts+rveA.
Pryl ~ A!r Il he tntnrrrd " Fs-rs<s1s FIR Oa7alFy
Ht..s aid .f. -c,i - tie ;t7-tALtd- AID n-A4t
tte It'll LA:u+ Il the s:ldef, ~Ea Ats fp: U.es
An Lstr. ale inritrd Is ie rtr.eat At the caea,rg
E',t. Al., . =. -....,x..
A.si4tA.. U. Sir. tict-l.
Ehir. I1. Ms NIL tHr. No
4, J. stCCfDfNtGLE,
H:seet Ct!en-l Aad DrpEt q. a1t.
, 1870-01-09
WINNIPEG.

A Loan Forced from the Hudson
Bay Company By tho InauFgeuts-
An 1nsufEent Lender ComtpK to
the States.
St. PAUL, Aun, jan. ga letter from s..
Bopsfsce, December "a. says that o. the sad tbs
lIsuraents forced loan OF cs51 sterling out
Of tic Hudson Bay Company, under pro-
test; ESQ Of this WIS used TO purchase
the press ard printing nareTial belonging to
Caldwell Co, from which Il 10 be is:1e1 pa
Def 10 tue lnsu1Eent interest, bearing the slgnin-
csDt title Of Independent, 1t will Be edited By
MAJOR Robinson O'Doooghue, tne younx 1rtsa
rontempia,es u j9uTnef,to thc United State
Hhsiher for the purpose Of 1ais1ng fun1s or en-
listing Fcntsu It'd Ia not kuoWn.
:, Another letter from Governor AcTaEtsh. dated
Fort Gary, Dec. IS, TO the Hudson BsJ agent
ntfe. Bays that the loan mentioned aboYe vas
accomplished By the insurgents carving OF the
hudson bsy Compaoy's safe, containing Gl,o9l
The stolen funds are redeemabIe at Fort Garry
and. 1o!k Factory, In exchange On L9ndol. He
warrs Americans sgalnss negolat1ng these notes,
e. they a+t uzt!eaa 10 them.
, 1870-01-09

Mtnrsof. Wis-, Jan. a-The anov Etorn, 50 u
eieoI iAst evening cleared sWay easty, oni TIE
today beginning and endlEg with the uerrury !
GeGrees below zero, and strung west WIId. The
snoW drttted eoGe, but It ID 70 tight that It does
rot blockade the roads. and rallroad trans were
little dtlaJed.
CINCINNATI, jan. S--Coide4t day OF the seasou
The Thermometer ranged from Is 70 ~ below
keEo. The tkAticg p0Na1 and r1nk9 Att fnl.
, 1870-01-09

Fnxnl Kexuls from tho Careless Eac
OF Firearms.
CARBoNDA1E. H., Jan. S-A fAtA accident
occurred near taH city yesterday. ~ the
result OF careless handling Of nrcArtns, Il young
m1n OF eighteen Jeats OF sge, by The rane Of John
Smith, while attempting to draw cartridge from
a emai1 1eEo9rer with The edge OF q common table
knife, received the bail through his boxes, he
bA*ipR caFs1essly tuTred the m1Ezle to*Ards MIN
= hula TINS engaged 4 phSaici2n Vas tntoe1lately
sent for, but ihe man citd belofe hts arriyAL The
ycunR nan xAs tho Aou Aod only dependence for
support Of lit. John Snilh. Who has beea blind
tot uapv JcAFa. The family hare the bynsatoJ
of the peIQtbpfhpQd.
, 1870-01-09

The rpfr dt cuta. Ia at editorial to-day Serious
Is h'1s'sts the rep0pulsllnu Of the island With
span,ards, asd suggests Tint Inducements be held
out to tie +'iNO soldiers who have arrived here
10 put down the insurgents. 10 Bc.;lc permanently
in Cuba, and thus cxts.mlDnte the enemies Ct
, 1870-01-09
CAN ADA.

FReIeaae and Rearrest OF Cnid we'll mt
montIonl-A Big Railroad Pro-
lect.
INV YoRK, ian. s.--R B. CA'dEeu x2S dis.
charged, Jeaiel day. It Montreal, 4 VIII Of ~
beas oor7rs, upon The IT .uud that Judge CoukHal
bad no right to chuse hs arrest u the Province Of
Opt2fto. He WA2 Immediately rearreAted, and will
sad distinct eaArEe Il ipget5. aad Ii II COZ 1t u
, 1870-01-09

GALEHA, I'll, Jan. 6-As nne team OF ho14cs
teioIGi1E to Bendel Mo.ler, brewers Ct tnta
SitJ, were returning fron Bellevue. on the Galena
were Loaf.
, 1870-01-09

DIED.

,lOyK-oHYOSS-h this ettJ. Jan. 8, At the zrss.
dtbee q Geo. A~frncc the bride's bInthettnAE, b
stv- y 7. styst- Nj. GEO. Love and Mis- Sarah o.
, 1870-01-09
EENTEEE'


LoC1sy11lE, Jan. S,-Bil!s were introduced In
the LeE!siatu1e declaring naIea Of ~ and females
OF II Q! legal age.
The House Committee on Ratlfoada reported IL
favor o! Incorporating The Louisville i Cnatta.
DcoCa Road
, 1870-01-09
THE LEGISLATURES.


ST. tor1s, Jan, sit IS reported from Jefferson
CITY that an EFFORT will be made in the Legislature
10 investigate the alleged connection OF tue late
Auditor, TlPa1lrer, and Fund Commissioner
with the New York sharrera, which was exposcd
by tie NeT IotE Ert,sing Pas' last June,
A proposition 10 before the Lower House pro
FidtLB that where counties and fo1na have, O,
ehall herenfter create, debts to aid In building
failrohdA bJ the influence Of which the taxable
wealth of euch counties OF toWnB shall be aug
Hented, the taxes derived from
within fheir Limits shall re applied 10 the ps1ment
Of the interest and principal Of railroad t,eb,s.
The boras BY which such debts are es1denced
efAl be registered In the Auditors office, whose
daty II khH1l te annually to estimate the rate per
ceu1, tissue Eeqn:sis!ons TO pay the Interest, aud
certify to tue County Clerk, who shall place euea
percentage upon the tax boots the same a. he
Goes the state tax. The Collector Is required 10
pay the tag collected for inte1es. on bonds into
the stnte Treasury. and tne Treasurer Ia charged
with the dut5 Of paying the interest Of the bouds.
, 1870-01-09
(srCit{ fSFstNIn.
1kUfH r.
rERE uYAC1ETHK,

LONDON. Ja9. 8.
4 letter from Rome rlf!c1les the atory exteu.
s!ytl3 prevailing thai Pe1e 1i5ac!nthe, up3n ap-
yrtalng iu the EcumenSa. C0ancll, W1s no, 10 be
feAfh cr rece egblzed-
TEE QUESTION OF THE 1STAILIBI11rY OF THE ForE.
PARIS, Jan. S.
The Memorial BlFnnati4ne asscrsH tina; con-
promise has been ar1anRtd On the question oI the
tnfa!tbJHr Of the Pope Infalnttnts Will be
affirmed, but dlskc1t fro1 the article Will bc In
GuIgel.
, 1870-01-09

BOSTON, jan. s.-1he Governors message vas
teut y the Leg:aature today. The State debt il
the year. The Governor doubts ine e1ped.enc5
Of leId.ng STATE aid TO projects that are pressed
On the Legislature. The expenses Of the state
ta1es, ss,efe,cna In regard 10 the sale Of liquor
the Gov eruur SAYS the people Of the State Will not
submit patiently 70 The restoration Of the open
bar. - ' = -
, 1870-01-09

LOUISVILLE, Jan. S.-The Anniversary Of the
fort hy saluie.
P1r1eBCkGH jan 6-Tne anniversary ct the
battle OF New Orleans Ka8 celebrated By parade
OF the DuQuefuo GrayA.
, 1870-01-09
ANNUAL, BALL,
CALIFORNIAN CLUB,

Tie Fifth AEtwAl H. I'll II tie c. @. G. VIII be Eetl
CRLHBE'a Ars1C HALL &C
Tuesday Evening, Jan. 25th, instant
P1eca:Atiers a,e Lsrr made fxs TIC le.t sercad..
Hons and plexs tl.at IL e19eeiei Tickets ai.it
tIK Rt1t!euaa AID tAdtcs S.u0. All frieEis IT tha
C,Gh aIe e1l -etsc 10 attend.
JOHN MCt;LASHAS, chtcf
, 1870-01-09


SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 8
The convention TGs called to order at 10
O'Clock, President Hitchcock tn the chair. Pfayer
sss orered BY 1ser. nj. Phillips, Of Springfield,
ard the journal Was read.
EATT1E OF NEW oRLEAKa
Mr. HA1SES. Of Lake. offered resolution IN
honcr Of the victory ol New Orleans, OF ths hero.
ian and patriotism Of General Jackson, Of hfs
pEomptltnde IL the administration OF The govern
IL eat, and Of hts gtern determination and utter
ance that the Union uuAt oe preserved at au
nazards, and recommending that The convention
take Official notice Of the event By the passage Of
The resolution. II was promptly seconded and
distributed On the desks Of delega'es-
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
LeaFe OF abst nee was granted to MessrR.
TlLctt1, Al.drup, and coOlh3ugh.
- COMMUNICATIONS.
The ClIAlR presented document prepared By
!EF snd b'noirg for the last ten years; which
Wss ordered prlnted without reading.
Thu CHAIR Offered another Communication
t1cm the uiuo.s State Agricultural Society. Pray
lE fol the establishment, by . c!anse in the new
Constitution. OF BaIeau Of Ststsltcs Of tho w.
rtcu!tnf8l interests Of the State. 1t was btated
that such bureau #as In unlatton to collect
ths satisfies Of 9,her interest. The commun,ca
''0l "as .s'el'sS1 WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
tds oi fSn n2 Ms G.
t1t,on flon ladies Of Kpox County.
n, curnD,, AAst =" Nn5EA
lutl0D 10 amend the constitution ty making 1t a
criminal offence 70 ob.aln the property Of others
made orally. Referred.
". rr,>rn nrwsFArERss
,,;,,.c ~. ~, ;s, " etepusnson !fom !ae Com.
regard 10 Lie allowance OF newspapers ara print
ed "eoaies o. & tne convention:
S M paa :. s1 gsl,s. II e Ge tS.y
humber Of calls srcrs 10 tc teeeted bY hnat ,na.
!. If.ri1et hst the officers Of the convention be ii.
lo.sd ye eodes Of the rihed debates and five eopos
o. d1.ls 4nr 2;rsr.f int nm, \, .t.,o
settsiiS nh o1a nd M tn11 apeS haa oecu
iii. pEHIEY, of Marshall, opposed alloEtno del.
sTinoie II he psat md be had no douos hi # Fon,d
continue to be. lie wanted now TO estaeIish
pfeceds ut for ali future ume Tor ali future conyen.
pexspare!s, and called iof division of the nf1es.
ton. 4A'''
Iii. uAIEES, Of Lake, did not think tha ssna
rule applied 10 convention ana a leRls!aiurss
The latter did not need them as the former did.
TIE convention ought 70 know what the people
that The preas Is reflection OF public sentiment
Gay b. day. The. Issues Of the press we're
people, and It vas unuistatabie
xtte regarded uEfsvoIaoly: ror one, be waated
10 recover the popular good opinion. lie taa hir.
SELF already ofurrcd twenty copies OF day papefs.
and he would be willing 10 allow larger number
= 1ne e, Raoe pfeSs 9aSS @ ne "osS o. No convention
Goos County elec4oo, as vel - upon lhe noor Of
inG ine ksntlsHsa OF lie press OF
1ulAo!s we've representative Men OF ability and |
stsndlng; gcurr =, NV, ,,,n
10 allow sI1;y p.pe1s BE- 10 sscn memper M Tas hs wtnE
concur Wi.n Inc report. The idea OF some gentle
, 1870-01-09

ALTON, I'll, Jau. e--The Alton uouse, tn this
[n.' csaeni are this morning from defecuEe
Ine. 20 va lotslly Destroyed. PART OF tho FUR
mus Wss aafed Losl On building Aed contents,
EN 600: lnsuIance. t2s,O0n. Tne building Was
Owned ~ y I. bsFtz, Of CArllnT1le. Il EaS o..
c1pied By Vim. 9unaa&.
, 1870-01-09
Goa Il,
COAL,
COAL REDUCED.

". ?. REND l.
CO., Proprietors Of
Hooking Valley
Coal Yards, situated
between May, Ann,
Carroll and kinzie.
sts., and corner Kin
Zie and Pe0ri;l-stS.
We have reduced
the price Of Pitts.
burgh Coal:
For one OF more tons,
$3.50; half tons,
$3.50.
VIE ARE THE SOLE UOSs1GNEES FOR THE
CFLERRA TED HOOKING VALLHY GOAL CON-
ING FROM THE ". B. BROOKS MINE, THE
PRINCIPAL NINE or THE HOOKING VALLEY
COAL RRG10Ss. WEETAHASrKE THIS COAL.
To De SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER HOOKING
COAL IN THE MARKET. AND UNSURPASSED
Ef ANY SOFT COAL PRODUCED IN Tt + COuS- |
7HY. FOR DOMESTIC PURPOSES HAVING IN.
TRODCCtD THE HOEk1NG COAL INTO THIS
MARKET, AND HAVING SUCCEEDED In ES-
TAHLlsHING A WIDE SPREAD REPUTATION
Eur ITS MHRlTS, 6ONE DEALERS ARE EN-
pFArOR1NG To TAKK ADVANTAGE OF THIS
FACT AND ARE SELLING PITTSBURGH AND
O1HERIFEERIUR GOALS Al HOOKING COAL
W.P. REND & CO.,
OFFICES:
Corner Kfnzie and Peoria and cor
, 1870-01-09
Tho Excitement Still Continues (!
THE W0RDER Of THE DAY!
The Host Complete Production Ever
Presented in Chicago!
LITTLE EMILY,

The i: ar at;zatiou ns CHAELES DrCKEys' bx.n.
ful S.nty. II ANDREW H4ulaay,
, 1870-01-09

BALTIMORE, Jan. a-Rescrdy Johnson has
given ~ optn!on that the acfs of tbs MaF5land
teEl&latufc OF 1859. 16+4, and 15a2 imposing ta1
upon The BAlLinoEe Ohio Railroad for p1ssen-
ssla over the Warrington Branch sre unconsutu-
Arna1 md yftd
, 1870-01-09
FOREIGN.
The London Saturday Reyiew on
American Finances.
Paris Editors Fined and In.
prisoned,
a Compromise on the Question Of
the Infaif[bfifly Of the .
Pope.
Proposed Reduction Of the French
Army.
Fran &C.

France.
RCnoREp RESIGNATION or ANBAssAppRs
PARIS. Jan. s,
II IL announced today. on the best AUTHORITY,
f.: The French Ambassadors at London and Ber-
have resigned.
Nv. T., G
THE trta. OF the editors Of the Rapptl news
fpet fer violation OF The ia relating to tne nuo
trress, tas byen Trough: to m end. Charles
hgn aud Felix r1a;t. chief cdJko,y. were sen,
3nced to four months' in pttsonment. and to nav
20 francs eacn. TIC latter gentleman VAS also
kcterced addlt1onally TO four rrou,ns' ,npr,sou,
kfnt and 11b frnncs nre fo- tartrr hta, ,r,hr,aa
hore the soldiers IN the harrsckAsn article c,,.
R:a:ed to feructt ,psurrec,1ou.
xorF;s panneskn.
Epr,,nc Niu1a.tr Ol1yIrr r-cen,ly ne.tttore5 TIN
fnperor fer The parcou Of fhe m.ncrs VIM nara
Seen scnteuced to vu5inus terms nt i,nnr1aonment
6ps PARTICIPATION in the RIOTS at Aubt, some tlre
&Eo. TIE Emperor complied and 1o.day the
irto1cts were Get at liberty.
\ MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,
, 1870-01-09


~ NE&KfAPEH ADrEKT14lH9 AHExTx-
AZ oA1AsFIEed ~ Taesats TI5I TB.
tNt of osestt .otAs AtAa. aSs.ts Tretst fr<4.
itstussai " so<ief3 JaF all AkNkrAFTa& MAGAZINES
r. aaF !4Ngsacsl h ~ {. 1trTarix Al IA pxs
OTTscx, .. ps4asozxx1
, 1870-01-09
Mexico.
Nh. EE"AkG-LcsS or LIFE EY f1Oap-REyoLc.
TIOSAhY.

Nh EEwARG-lcsS or LIFE Er r1osp-Rxro1o.
TIOSAhY.
....-........ HAVANA, Jan. S.
Adyieee from the City CT Mexico sre to The 1st
tnAt. Governor Seward was etiE at the ean,,a,
He expected TO leave Tor Vera Gruz on the 10Th
ScnoF seanco. editor ot tte Sf:'sa, AMI prominent
soat!e!an, 1s dead. Confreas had appsop,,sted
3o,tt1 for the relief Of bis family.
G:eas tlesEets had occurred In the Province 0,
Chtapa- TIE ws'er completely washed away
many faEths lying along the ho,dtrs OF the rivera
srd II "as computed thar 70 less than zoo lives
Mcle lost.
GeIeral Seare:e's psrusans had .nynded and
captured Los Hibfcs.
The revolution IN san Luis ro:osl waa 1rc1eas-
lnF' Gehe1ai P1eola, Of the Insurgents, nad csp-
tusea several io~he, defeating the government
troops aao cap:ur1Eg aad executing General 3D.
Casdo. ~
1ne etuuases Of The War Department for the
coming year we1e t7,eGo.uu.
fea1 o' general reToln!tol are daily In.
-CgtAs1hE.
, 1870-01-09
EDUCATIONAL,
PROFESSIONAL,

E Do @ a ITO N L.
MRS MITCHELL At 17j Soath C1a.k-e.. R>o:n 2
asd IL TEACHES The Att Of Pree+yt=g Natural FIowe.s
gg 9 the EuluIeso plsn. Ph.st99 FtoEsrs. n.ftnf
zephyr-Fort 7 hose wishing to 10Th class. or ea1a
4ipklf, Mi4 Epa fAe IzEH& mu1t{4Ir.
, 1870-01-09

iHE 4ELSAA 3EAVI4tSu IL lIE NuUau EaotE AAIaI
gives general satisfaction. atlu further feduc-
tim |. contemplated when The West Indian cable
L. tr!thcd,
arAS1su rL1f.
The tpfr dt Cuta. 10 au editorial to-day, Serious
Is h'ls'sre the repOpulstlnu Of The island With
sspanlards, asa suggests that Inducements be held
out 10 tie .h,NyU soldiers who have arrived here
10 put dovu the insurgents. 10 Bc1;c permanently
in CGbx, and thus exte.mluate the enemies Of
SfstE-
PRoCLaMA1roS PROM De RoDAs.
HAVANA, Jan. 6.
une CT the :un5oats from S@H TurE, ria
Charleston, arrived here last night.
Caria!n General De kodas has Issued procla~
II n.:on generally complimentary to the behavior
OF tic citizens apd army. lie aays the scxly sea-
son las passed nnhout diminishing the strength
Of the army TEE lueurgerts took the Offensive
twice, and were twice repulsed. The insurgents,
after that, wire confned to the mountana. The
troops already here were sufficient to subdue the
Insurgents, and the reason that 10 mnny troops
~e.e coming from Spain vas that their Spanish
couu'ryrcu desired to spare the sacrifice OF
:Spauiales tp Cuba. lie adda that the CubapS are
Tot Insurgents IN war orly, but IN IncendIar1Gm.
The c!vl tribunals we're performing the.r duuea
as rsua! wb1'+, owing to the suyTendets IL the
LEGO Villa district, the troo25 rcIaa!n without
-.tnlk.
:. 4 6rsrEcTsD HOLY.
Is Tile ETpclnEatiD1 Of the Cuhtu JRpt4. TeceDtly
An ted EcFe, Ii more Rcncr1l;y considered az q
: N'oa*. 1t Ia thought the document was Invented
'14 the SeT York III c5anitfa and The Havana Foes
&c ct'!a- Thtfc IRE many here, however, who
ere regularly mro.ed upou BY articles In the Fose
J1'r cata, who believe In The Proclamation. No
! 4-oD0smnt!cu or denial Of The truth Ct the docu.
+ pent has set been resolved from Auerca Mean
AHue, It has been telcqraphed TO various points in
ls:e INTERIOR rh+re It las ung1cst!onaely created
! - poH erlu1 tLnutLce.
:; LSorR-A denial waE promptly forwarded from
New York BY TIE Associated I'ress.]
TIE HET GCSIoATs.
FA:cen nore Ut The Sp4nlth Euaboats arrired
: s1oi1 hrv York today, accompanied BY the war
I7.tau:er P.Zarrp,
ExroRT DUTIES.
The municipality of Mat4.zss has iuposed ex.
Aor cnites as follows: sugar, 10 ceuA pet boz and
- ceLta per h1g head; noasAea, Is cents TOT Mua.
l;osado, a1d 20 cenIs for clarified.
ASSASSINATION 7uRK1TENKp.
HArlNA, Jan. s.
The Fe4t ot Cuba to day published telegram
IRON New York stating that the Jnuta yesterday
resolved 10 hire persons to 6h621stnAte the Spau.
lsh Mtnts1tE, Spanish Consul, and The editor OF
-1ht [1psista.
CAr1rRE OF FORT AC FRINGE.
The capture OF Pom ac Pti1ce bJ the ua5t!eu
Insurgents 1R faiIJ connrA ed. The crew Of the
Ioa1sa war steamer Defence aided In exttn-
EunniaE the cor nsg1attoD. The Nhcreabonts
and 1ase OF Salnayr 1fe unknown.
EEroRTED MASSACRE BT INSURGENTS
HAVANA, jan. s.
Ing |T'nec n1EonEcca fte killing Of th!rtr uu-
ss'nta nee IL 'se vicinity OF Mansec!a By the H.
=2fGen.A.
, 1870-01-09

a GOOD B ARGAIN-
A tood two story. house. With hsiek ba.a-ent. 6a.
=, rsh of TWsnty tiahth,st win fel the property
ttear md t.te u p.Jmtnt ono h. ea:.tds rf'p+sty
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Boom L Portland Hock.
, 1870-01-09
INDIANA

Proceedings In tho Stn1e Demo,rar,-
E0nventaon-The Crnlrnt Co,,,,n,,
tec-Non1innIa0ut- Huu
Eond Item.
, 1870-01-09

MoSDAT AFTERNOON. january 10. Gsard E1t:u
Matinee. at - h'enek.
CHILDREN tn THE WOOD.
To conclude with
<eT1Tf (.AYEf1T TTT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24

against Gov. Holden was founded upon newspaper re-
ports and floating Stories witnesses having been eS-
amined before the charges officially presented IL
saws; Tle action taken without any evidence 70
giide the House and dictated by secret coneayo
caucus Of the Democratic party. The resolution was
passed and every that voted for 1t voted TO errag
the Governor at the bar Of the Senate Without any ep'
dcnoe except newspaper reports and historical facts
The whole action OF the House has been without oyi
dence. That body Is officially and lawfully In pos
session OF particle Of information 10 sustain single
article The humblest citizen is not indicted nns inc
true bin. But the House OF Representatives is so far
above me requirements 81 law ana nnine1r SosSo COW
ernor without examining single witness. The House
SAYS i VIII make good the ertloes which nave been pro
House acted without evidenced Why h II that the House
did not conform ts proceedings to established law Tho
HOUSE the Grand Jury in OF impeachment and It
should have adopted all measures necessary to make It's
proceedings appear legal and in accordance with law
A statement has been circulating ameng the
Journals OF Virginia to the effect that large number OF
Northern farmers who lately settled that State are
selling out and going back to NewEngland and Penn
syvana because "they cannot talk politics and vote
freely without snbecting themselves o social osracism
by their neghbors OF the Democratic party The Nash
rifle Uion doubts that the given s the true one,
and thinks that the Northern who ostrncised
Of those who believe In the social equality OF races
Southern people" The Savannah Republican is OF the
opinion, and considers that "under such clrcum-
stances IT would be extremely unnatural IL Northern
should he cordially received into Southern homes.
The Knorrue Chronioie, quoting both the above men
wrong impression prevails with the writer's a. to
what Northern men coming south want or expect.
They imagine that Northern men come South In
spred by but aim, and that liz 10 gain entrance
into Southern soeietythat society composed OF the class
who supremely egOtistic and deluded as to
imagine that they the only refined and elevated NOR
a on earth me TACT there Is not es 0I eh b sra
much contempt, mixed with pity as for this BRAIN
less foolish class who imagine they embOdy the worth,
refinement, responsibility OF the South There are
two kinds OF social osracisn The kind OF which North
ern men complain If the demonstration OF mean con-
temptble spirit toward every citizen that comes TO
their section, simply because of their nativity. Their
children in the schools and the streets the women In
the churches and at public entertainments, the men in
business and political controversy all made to feel,
I'm thousand spteful, malicious ways, how unknd and
indecent the spirit Of this class is 1t Is not admission
into such circles they SEEK but Is OF public senti-
ment which will tolerate such an il1bera unohristan
spirit that they complain. This class Of SOuherners,
while in fact not the best portion OF its people, make
recognized"