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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-09-24
L'Helairage par le Gax Darbarin

Nous avons deja explique 4 nos lee
teurs le principe du nonveau systene
d'6clairage qui forme le fond de l'inven-
ton de M. BarbaFin, de la Nlle.- Orleans,
ct nous avons donD6 une description des
appareils perfectionn6s par Iui avec
paide de 1'habile ing6nieur- -m6canicien
Quill s'est adioint, M. A. E. Dupas. C'est
Fair atmosph6rique stature de oarbone
qui remplace le gag ordihaire. Lair re-
fonl4 par le movement de rotation dun
cylindre en- partie rempli d'eau. passe
forc&ment q travers Ia gazoline que con-
tient un apparel dit carburateur, ct ar
rive dams les tuyaax d'9clairage sufissm-
ment sature de carbone pour 80 combiner
par ignition avec l'oxygane de lair am
biauto ct donner une lumiere d Ia fois
Sclatante ct douce.
Auiourd'hui, nous avons enregistrer
upe nouvelle ct convaincante pveuve de
l'excellence de CO systeme d'eclairage:
Depuis deux jours, un apparel, pose
dams rintSrieur du local de Ia Compagnie
New Orleans Insurance Association, ~
Passage de- la Bourse No. 10. sert d 6clai-
rer les bnreaux de cette Compagnie ct
csux de In Banque de Ia Nile Orleans,
ct tous les promeneurs qui ont pass4 hier
ct avant-hier, rue da Canal, ont pu con-
slater 10 sup6riorit6 de 10 nouvelle lumi-
ere sur celle que doDne le gas hydrogene.
Une uouvelle emission de 500 actions
de 800 await 4t6 d6cid6e dams une as
sembl6e g6n@rale des actioDnaires tenue
en- iuillet dernier, mails ane fable psrtie
settlement de ces actions await 6t6 sous
crite. Depuis trois jours, tout CO qui
restait des actions de cette emission q
6t@ pris, ct la Compagnie 90 trouve b la
tAts dan capital sufdsaut pour commen-
Ger ! fabriauer ses appareiis sur une assea
erauae 6chelle. De nombreusee com
maudes ont d9ja etS faftes, ct Ia Comps-
rnie va travailler achievement d les rem
plir.
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Aux Delegues Democratiques de la
Paroisse St. Landry.

II AConvention de Delegues Demecra-
- tiques qui devait avoir lieu au Pont
Calleham lc 10 couraut. dams le but de
choisir un candidat pour la place de She
riff, ayant man4ue, ellie a. etc renvoyee au
Samedi Octobre proclaim: au meme en-
droit, Oh les Delegu6s de la premiere Con
vention sont instrument prizes de SC reu-
mir, ou d'envoycr une autorisation d'agir
pour eux a ceux qni pourront s'y rendte.
j. TARLTON, President.
Opelousas IL Septembre 1870.
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3@saefte DO la Qaarantaine.

Personue ne peut nier que 10 Quaran-
taine Seablie en- notre vile depuis pres
aansnsoi n'ait Gu pour efet de nous pre-
serves de In 6evre jaune qui regne encore
sajourd'bui chez NOS voisins de Wash
ington ct dn Port Barre. C'est done deja
nm nois DO gagn6 pear nous. Mais au
fur ct D mssure qaels danger devient
imHfnsat,. q Touarsit redoubler ct on
rsd d,eagorts pour rendre
10 lplas- en Plus effective.
c. consen do Vile,
da % rSnu 10 JsuaI deraisr, . adop-
s6 une noul lallss ordonnanee qui interdit
rentsSe de L. Vile d tons ceux qui de-
nseurent hors des limites de Ia corpora>
tion, qu'ils visnnent dun lieu iufeste de
D. Revse jauBs on NOT.
II essNtras vrai que cette Ordonnance
peseea malheureusement sur nh certain
nombrs de personnes qui ont affaire lei;
mais d'nn aatre cote, elies trouveront
sesjours d l'nne ON l,ansre des stations
doe gems PROPOSES b l'sfset de faire telles
samnnissions qui peuvent ne pas necessi-
taeh pr6ssnae dss gens dc la eampague;
Ia a,eesse ordennance est stricte,nent
ehssesAs c'est se ,moyen 10 plus STR, le
ssaa psas.6ere. qai paisse noas preserves
do la anaJaAdis en attendant les gel6es.
.PenH-Am blAmer cetEe Bsesurel Assu-
r6mease as sers pas les families de no.
ere village. =:
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~Le me pr6sente AJAX votans de Ia
Parsaese St. Landry CONNIE candidat de-
macrase ind6peaaant pour Ia L6gislatu-
"a, d l'6lection de Novembre prochain-
3. F. HARDESTY.
Washington "a Septembre 1870. :,
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B. R. CAN'T

IL. PSastesr.-Ayez Ia bonte de man
napeer conlae candidat democratic pour
aa LAGislature, J. r4lectiem de Noveulbre
JAMES WEBB.
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Use inerssiN petriotiqae. .-Voici une
spirituelle saillie drum general mAconnais
que nous empruntoDs au GasLois:
Ce matin, en- passant la revue, ii s'a-
dresse q un jeune mobile.
-Ayeg-vous des reclamations 4 faire?
-Oui, general.
-Lesquelles!
--Palpitations de ceur.
Bon, dit le general, c'est Quill bat
pour Ia patrie =
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GA 10 solicitation dun grand NOM
bre de votansA de st. Landry, j'ai consen-
ii d devenir candidat pour representant
do cette Paroisse 4 10 Legislature. Je
suis Alecteur Qualifi6 ct si je suis elu, je
prendrai mon siege ct je rempliri mon
dssoir sans penr sans faveur ct sans es-
peir de r6compense.
B. e. CAN'T.
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uNous sommes autorise q annoncer
N. EGBERT o. HAYES CONNIE candidat
D6nocratique 10 place de Sheriff de Ia
Paroisse St. Landry d l'election de No.
venhse prochain.
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O,ous Parose st. Landry 1ney samed septemue 1870

~M. J. J. Hicks, Pun If r,membres de
rAasociation Howard de y y ashington, e.
crit 4 M: W. H. Mayo, de Inetre Vile, sous
la date du 20, que lie nfHe'bre total des
cas- de fevrejaune awaeaniington ct dams
le voisinage immediat, sceepuis le COM
mencement de repid6n,m jusqu'au % de
ce mois, est de cent so:n Ilnte -deux, des-
'quels trente-un sont M IT'S.
La maladie diminuetapidement par la
raison quill ny plus Que peu de person
mes qui soient sujourd'hui sujettes 4 Ia
contractor.
Les malades sont, 4 peu d'exceptions
pres, tous dams une condition de conva.
lesccnce rapide.
La fevre, ajoute NJ. Hicks, est loin d'a-
voir le caractere malfaisant de r6pide-
mie de 1867. Beaucoup de ceux qui ont
succomb6 auraient pu etre conserv6s 4 Ia
vie avec de bons soins ct une prompte &C.
tion au debut de la maladie.
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~ Nous sommes autorisA annoncer
one le DR.. j. L. ESTORGE CONSENT 4
ee laisser porter CONNIE candidat pour
pewrGseuter lie Ter District de cette Pa
eessss dams le Jury de Police.
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DeceDeE.-En cette vile, le %, IDA,
f1lle aimee de NJ. Solomon 1saace. agee
de ans ct denai,
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L'economie realisee au moyen de CO
nouveau systeme d'eclairage est de pres
des neuf- dixiemes ct, en- moins dun an,
tout consommateur aura regagne lie prix
de l'appareil.
C'est avec une vive satisfaction que
nous constatons le succes obtenu par Pin
vention de notre concitoyen, M. Barba-
rim, ct nous sommes heureux anssi tl'ajou-
ter que rinventeur ma pas Gu besoin de
sortir de 50 vile natalie pour trouver le
concours dc capitalistes intelligents, con-
cours qui permis de METRE en- pratique
ce qui n'@tait qu'un principe theorique.
Abeille, Is.
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e LItalien dejeune, le Francais dine,
lEspagnol soupe, le Cosaque rumiue,
l'Anglais d6vore, le Polonais bolt, le
Prussien d@jeune, dine, soupe, rumine,
d6vore. bolt ct mango. LIE comfortable
est une usurpation de rAngleterre sur 10
Prusse. Les Anglais, ces ecumeurs de
plats, ont tout vol6, meme leur reputa-
ton gloutonne, leurs faces r6bondies ct
leurs gros ventres. Proportion gard6e,
il y mile fois plus de veritables indi-
gestions q Berlin que dams l'Angleterro,
TEcosse ct rIrlande r6unies.
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q AAAS An Wv DGsS SlA MkS.-O0IuCul OCI-
nier, vers 10 heures du soir, trois affran-
CHS sc sont evad6s de notre prison.-A-
want de gutter leur logis, lis ont ratie les
poches de deux eleurs gardes dune Gin
quantaine de piastres.
FAUssE RUMEUR.-Unc rumeur ayant
circul6 lei, Dimanche dernier, que la tie-
vre jaime s'etait d&claree all Grand Co.
teau, ON q, depuis, acquis la gertrude du
contraire, ainsi que rattestent des certi-
ficats de MN. Tarlton ct Millard, mede-
Gins qui exercent leur profession dams ce
village ct aux allen tours, ainsi que lc GER
tificat du Marie de ce lieu.
GRAND CorEAU % Sept 1890
Nous soussign6s, Docteurs- Medecins.
certifons quill ny ct quill ny jamais
ell cette aimee, un seul cas- de fevre jau
E. N. MILLARD, NJ. D.
JOHN TARLTON, NJ. D.
Atteste.-EUG. PETETIN,
Marie du Grand Coteau.
CHARLEs.-Nous sommes peine d'avoir d
annoncer Ia mort du Rev. F. Benausse,
President du College du Grand Coteau.
II a succombe, lie IL de ce mois, a l'age dc
SO ans, a une maladie de langueur acc6-
ler6e par &C que ron appelle coliques de
peintre.
NJ. Benausse sera regrette par tous ceux
qui ont eu l'avantagc dc le connuftre. LIE
College perd eu lui un professeur de me
rite qui su, pendant une douEaine dan,
nees, diriger cette Institution avec 10 sue
ces qui Ia plac6e GU nonsbre des meilleu
res du pays. :.
81 le marchand qui voulu faire pas
ser en- contrebande un baril de cafe mar.
one FEvEs % reussi d l'acheminer derrie
re son compton, il est fort d presume,
quill propagera la fievre jaune chez ses
pratiques, ou que personne ne voudra Ell
acheter de sit6t.
'-.-.-..,--..->~-...,.-..-.-,-.
~L'4dvsrhser, de Vermillonville, an
nonce que deux individus Julien GuidrJ
ct Broussard) faisant partie dune ban
dc dc vuleurs de chevaux etc. qui oper'
dams les Attakapas, St. Landry ct Calca
sieu, ont etc arret6s Ia semaine derniere
4 In Cote Gelee, par le Sheriff Landry, d.
la Paroisse Lafayette, ct log6s en- prison
Broussard, il parait, est egalement accu
sc de complicit6 dams le meurtre d'u'
nomm6 Saunders ct d'autres, al Bayo'
Tigre, Paroisse Lafayette.
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L'Enregistrement des Votants.

~Nul Citoyen ne sera admis
l. voter a I Election de Novembre,
s'ii asest enregistr6 d nouveau.-
Les bureaux pour l'enregistre-
ment des 6lecteurs seront Ouverts
insqu'au % Octobre.
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kTEL|ER De fERBLANTER|E.

7 II soussigne saisit cette occasion poup
IL annonoer ses clients ct az public en-
general quill Went de reoevoir ua assorti-
ment dc materiaux de ferh!anterie, ct quill
continue d TRAVELLER son aselier. pres de-
chez NJ. John, oa il est depuis son enfau,
GO. II fabriquera toute espece de ferblan-
terie sur commando, ct il ose &c Aatter Que
ses prix CONNIE SON osvrage lui meriteront
Ia continuation de Encouragement du pu-
blic JOS. SAnRAILI.E
Opelousas 20 aout 1870 3m,
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~ Prenez ct conservez les lectures
des marchands fors meme que voos payes
compliant.
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Powr 1rksos'ier dEtat:
LAS. .. BLAIR, d'Orl6ans.
Posv le Tro;sisme District Congressional
A. BAILEY, d'Opelousas.
Pour le District Senatorial:
#. DAIGLE, de Lafayette.

-PoUR JUGE DE PARorssE:
ADOLPH Z GAR RIG Y E s.
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ENCORE TROIs PRIsoNNIERs Qu1 ONT
PRIs LA Gle DEs CHAMPs.-Samedi der
nier, vers 10 heures du soir, trois affran-
CHS sc sont &vades de notre prison.-A-
want de gutter leur logis, lis ont ratie les
poches de deux de leurs gardes dune Gin
quantaine de piastres.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
ALBANY.

THE STRUGGLE FOR THE COMMITTEEs-A NEW
CHARTER FOR NEw-YoRK CITY.
ALBANY, Jan. 10.-The struggle for places on
profitable committees s not yet though the main
Of the programme appear to be fixed Mr. Alex
is said to be OF the CDaimanshp Of the Cities
CoMmittee-the great thing in the House, and the Mill
through which the lobby nu most Of their jobs This
Committee is unusually important in view Of tho sweep
ing away Of Commissions and amendments TO city
charters already proposed. Frear Is truo
Ring servant Of many years standing. Mr..
Jacobs is set down for Ways and Means
Chairman, but his claim is only Of parliamentary
courtesy and he may be thrown overheard he was in
the contest for Speaker The Railroad Chairmanship
expected by Mr.. Patrick but some say that James
Irving has the promise of It, That Committee Will ex-
pect some pleasant interviews with the agents OF the
Erie and Central Among other probabilities mention
Genet in the Senate for Railroads, and Henry c. Murphy
judiciary.
The impression to-day is that the Police Commission
will he preserved hut made up Of city officers and some
such course probable with the Fire Commission, Tho
leaders very stl about the Rum repeal and there Is
probability that deal VIII be tried. Tho moro
generally received opinion is that they Will try 20 smash
the whole business under new charter for New York
indeed such a document is already in progress
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1O.-The following NOM
nations we're sent into the Senate to-day by the Presi
dent:
Edward S. Solomon Illinois to b. Governor Of Warrington Ter
Ttorv. - ,-,,--- ,
Thomas Bdde fPeuursus TO be Consul General Havana
he Cousu AZ Paso Del oTte
F w Pnde Missouri Marshal Of the Consular Court at
Hanknw, China.
the Convention with Peru 0f Dec. 4, 1909 49,, ,., q,
H. Rmmous o Michigan to be Circuit adge for the Ihh Judicial
Circuit, vice \. 1. Whitney, declined. .... ..,
Henri Bodget Judge Of the Northern District Of Illinois
George Foster to be L. s. Marshal foT the 9i
IN oi Vermont
Eibha p Appegs,e 70 be sur'eyor General Of Oregon
Commodore John Rogers, TO be Rear Admiral
Capt John J. Amy 10 be Commodore
Commander H. w. Shufed to he Captain.
Lieut. commander 7. q. Selfrdge, TO be Commander
WIN H. H. Terrell 10 be Third Assistant PonA.er General
Seth 81. Barber, be Pension Agent at Cleveland -,
Jacob r. RngSah be Meter and RetuG Of the Branch hh Al
Carson City Nevada -, nj
,ricl Of NOrth Carolina ..,--
james b. Duer to Collector Of Custous at BraIo De Santiago
T,iaE ~,
John Young. TO BE- Collector Of Customs at sanduhT Ohio
ClaL to be Surveyor Of Customs al keotgk Io"
FOR ASSESSORS OF ISrERNAL REVENUE. 80.
James r. Hayden Wash Ter Horace Coleman h bi' oiio
Geo. ". KGOpllon, lat Ditt Me-
FOR PosTaAsTERs.
n Page Fort Dodge Iowa kllah haston, ovAiouha Nina
Woodbury. Davis Portland Ne Blair Alde'oH "e|se'oN y -
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Tile DEATH OF GEN. MOWER.

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT BY GEN. SHERMAN
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The following Gen
eral Order announcing the death Of Gen Mower has
beef, Issued; .-,....u.,,.,
HDQRs. or THE ARMY ADJurANrGENERALs{
OFFICE, WAsHIsGToS, Jan 10, leiv. d,
n slyIth heartfelt paiD aud that the General OF
the Army announces 20 the counry and TO his follow
soldiers the death OF BreVet MhlOr-nen Jo'oP" on m
Mover Tho died In Ne. Orleans the 9th nst Of con
gesti0D o. the lungs. ~. -. ,. , nrvo,e
Gen. Never began his military career Us P'uu6S ,v6
marked dstiIyl N la the Mexican war anu wa, Inno
1s ,ss and was promote To bo First Lieutenant March
3 Is57 Al tho breaking out OF the war oi the @
hg commanded Company n, lst Infantry anu tovh H.
H., ttr lego and capture OF New Madrid May D soL NC
s 49, Colonel OF the nh Missouri No.un
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11

conspicuous at COrnb Oct 1902 when he was wounded
severely, and for time was IN the nahos OF tnc
enemy. He first fell under tho immediate
command of the present Geueral OF tho Army IN inc
by deeds OF personal bravery that would require ayo
record that TO the close OF the war ne
engaged In every campaign in the West-at JacksoD'
Vicksburg Meridian, the Red River and IN Missouri
When he called personally to the aid OF the General
at Atlanta, he accompanied HIM, rising through al to
grades until the end OF the war; when he commanded the
Twentieth Corps better soldier or Drawer man never
lived than Joseph A. Mower and the General can reoa
many instances when displayed abilities OF the highest
order emitting him TO the full name and fame OF Cen
era Since the he has exhibited his soldiery qna
ties by standing his post through pestence and sick
ness asking personal favor and always sharing
the exposures OF his men,
The General in thus speaking OF one 10 whom he was 80
strongly attached feels certain that THIS and noi tOo
who never spoke Of himself, and seemed oD-
hvOus OF all things except TO his country with his
whole heart and his whole soul.
By command OF GENERAL SHERMAN.
G. ID. TOWNSEND, Adutant General
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
THE NEW DOMINION.

FATHER THIBAULT'S msSION-PRIsONER> NoE
RELEAsED-TEMPER OF THE REBELS.
FoRr ABERCRoMBIE, Via 81. CLOUD, MINI. Jan.
IO.-Adyices from Pembna to-day state that lather
Thibault has been admitted into Fort Garry but -
under escort and strict surveillance Is kept over
him. II is not true that the prisoners have been re
leased and sent over the lines. Dr. Schultz Is made
TO carry water for prisoners, and so great - bus
unpopuarity that there is bare possibility oi his
being hung. 1t would seem that great part oi The
present troubles has been caused by number 81
bullying Canadians. who last Summer went survey
ing through old settlers property, and thrcatennga
general revolution OF the land system
THE INSURGENTS BILL OF RIGHTs.
The insurgents, at their council on tle lst
ult adopted the following bill OF rights "bch was
posted IN conspicuous places All over the selue'n'
1. That the people have the right to eie'' 'n'' o""
i Ina; the Legislature have the power to pass a laws
local TO the Territory over the veto oi TIC "
That NO act Of the Dominion Parliament local 70 40
the Legislature Of the Territory. -,,.. .,,,l, ,,,,.
That all sherfs, magistrates, constaOes' s'H' ''"
nIssoners etc, be elected by the people
s. free homestead aud preemptlSn IA lanu la~ IN
That portion OF the lnble lanI' ht DC ps nS
That be guaranteed 10 connect Winnipeg BY rai
th the nearest line OF railroad within tern Of Ave
wears the land grant to Dc subject 10 the oV"I i@SS'
That for the term OF four years all military evI,
and municipal expenses be paid out oI the Do"'p"h
funds. ...o.o, ., ,ho t,ho,i,.,,.
That the military be cOmlVseu VI 'nV Ipu"o''"H'S
now existing IN NE IcrIlIoiy =, -,
no rhat the English and French languages be sommon
m The Jegisaturo aud courts. and that al pubic dOcu
ments and actsof the Legislature be published M Ibo>o
languages. -, -, .,.... ,,o,,r, .,o., ,,. I'm,
slIsh and French languages. -,
10 Iha treaties be concluded and ratified between tls
Domnion Government and the several tribes OF Indians
in the Territory, 20 insure peace on the frontier.
l9 That We have fair aud fun representation ln no
Canadian Parliament
IA That all privileges customs and usages, eSsiiht AZ
tho time OF the transfer, DO respected.
THE REV. MR. CIISIQUY.
MONTREAL, Jan. 10-The Rev. Mr.. Chniqny
" no preached in tho French Evangelical Cbueh iast
NIGHT was frequently interrupted by yelling from witb
ont and hootmg within the building, and MOiHd nave
been offered personal violence had not the poh0 'A'"
hIm home,
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
THE RIGHT or A STATE TO TAX TRAVELLERS

The Hon. Reverdy Johnson, IN ms OPINION
recently given TO John W Garrett President OF the BAL
more and Ohio Railroad on the constitutionay OF tue
state law Maryland enforcing tax OF 20 per cent on
rho fares of all passengers crossing the state 20 Washing
ton says: "The law in reality, imposes specific tax OF
3O cents on each passenger. This Il not tax upon the
business of the rOad but by the state for rs own use
from each passenger, the Company acting only as her
agents M collecting IT, Has the State rghtto levy such
ataxi she is not prohibited by her own Constitution
lnIt by the Constitution OF the United states 1hls
tay conflicts with the right OF cHlken
of any state TO pass any part OF the country ta
right must not DC subjected 10 state taNatgn II MARY
land can levy tax Of thirty cents she can levy one Oh
thOnsand dollars The amount paid by the passengers 20
The state during the past year TO oct TO- although pa
cents for each fare was s3O5917 According 10 decl-
sion OF the Supreme Court In case or similar NeIaua
Nv made under the sth section Of the Us COnsttuuon
Article any law OF State imposing such butdehs anu
RESTRICTIONS Is unconstitutional That Muce ehpO"eIs
congress TO regulate commerce among tue ooNot"i
Statys."
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
SPAIN

NEW r!S.?TJS- DIsoRDEEs-REAsSEMBL = "F
TIE CORTES.
MADRID. Monday, Jan. 10, lsio
The oath of Office was administered to TIA new
Ministers last night 10y the Regent The Cortes VIII
reassemble tomorrow Additional election o.s-
turbances are reported in some provincial towns.
Senor f. Montero Rios recuntly Under Secretary
of Justice has been appointed Minister Of justice.
vice Senor &. Ardanaz, resigned.
RUMoRs OF 4 CoUP D'ETAT-FURTHER CnhE"E
IN THE MINISTRY.
PARIS Monday, Jan. 10. lsiy
Arumor is current in this city that 4 cJHy odi vs.
made at Madrid last night.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11

after in our country 1t further declared that the
Dominican Nationality will not have disappeared
before majority Of the people shall have been
buried This people is sufficient unto itself and will
resist all foreign Intervention. May God, the Judge
of onr conscience, protect the of justice, the
cause that we defend. There are appended to this
document among other names, those of Gems. Lu-
peron. Imbert, Cabral, Oday, Ogando, Morena, Pira
Alvarez, Cartelo, and Pirentel
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
CUBA.
THE STEAMER ANNA RELEASED.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 10.-The steamer Anna which
was arrested last Wednesday by the United States
Marshal at the instance of the Spanish Consul, was
released this morning motion to that effect having
been made by the counsel for the steamer, with the
concurrence of the United States DistrictAttOrney
as nothing was found TO substantiate the charge Of
violation of the neutrality laws. The Anna leaves
for Nassau tO-night.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
THE -FOUR PER CENT LOAN TO BE TAKEN BY
FOREIGN BANKERS.

Two representatives, of foreign banking
houses zone from London and one from Frankfort have
arrived IN this country Tor the purpose OF maknR prop
ositions to the Government negotiate abroad four
aud half per cent loan, should Congress authorize It, on
the pan submitted By Secretary Boutwell, In his annual
report and which will be considered at an early day by
the Senate Finance Committee. They state that II the
interest is made payable semlannuay IN LONDON farlS
least s2OOOOOOOO OF such loan Pending the action Ot
Congress question, the terms on when the Tor
clgi houses Will undertake the proposed loan Will be
submitted TO the Secretary Of the Treasury These are
of course based commission, which, II IS said, Will
be much less than paid fOr selling the hyetwenes
Wash Cor. Bait sun.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
I,RIrGrAY.

LISBON, Monday, Jan 10. iso
Later mail dates from Monteyideo, just received,
announce that the great Bank in that city. which
was recently compelled TO suspend, has resumed.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
GREAT BRITAIN.
AMERICAN CREDIT.

LONDON. Monday, Jan. De-. 80.
4 writer in The DAILY Ners to-day repfoHaiIng
Mr. Simpsons snoers at American credit recently
published in The Times proves that by the difference
in exchange the United States Fiye-twcnty bonds At
s6 are really higher in price than British t"i.s".S
at %
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11

THE HUDSON RIVER AGAIN CLOSED By ICE.
ALBANY, Jan. l0.-The Hudson Rlvel Is asain
frozen over from ughkeepso to Albany At Khineoe'A
a., loo - st,tiousrv and AT Tivoli the ferry boat lies
motiouess in the middle OF the river IL HAS ''' '
lng here 10 day,
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11

The North Adams IN. " savings Bank
was entered by burglars on SUNDAY Dhnh anu ''VV' !"
United statcs bonds were stolen