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mAHHyED.

EAsTNIAN-CLARK-On Thursday, the IOs.
inst, at the residence of S. D. Morgan, Esq, by
Rev. Dr. Baird, Mr.. WILLIAM E. EASTMAN to Miss
ADA F. CLARK all of this city
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Louisville Markets.


LOUISVILLE, March 10.-Sales 146 hhds
tobacco at 4.00@5.50 for trash; COG
Z. so for Tugs; R.q0@1a60' for leaf Cotton
dull at 1910 for middling. Flour weak;
500. Corn 93c. Oats Csc. Groceries
unaltered. Provisions dull Mess pork
2LOO. Bacon 114@15k@16c. Bulk meats
1O3@144@15e. Lard-tierce 153c. Hams
Iolo Whisky Ole
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Gold, bonds and stocks seemed to be
rather frmer in New York yesterday.
Whether this is to be considered mere
cessation in the downward move. or wheth-
er reaction has set in, to-day will pro-
baby determine. Gold opened at 11O5
and closed 1l14 Here dealers were offer
ing to buy at 10 and to sell at 112. Opin-
ion here in Nashville, is by no means
unanimous that gold will go to par speed
lily, and yesterday there was considerable
inquiry for gold and we heard of several
lots being sold by brokers at 112.
Exchange on New York is bought by the
banks at par and is sold by them at / pre-
MUM
Government securities are firmer. The
following are the latest quotations:
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Come, Gentle Spring, Ethereal Mid
ness, Come.

-16onlsVn.
Old winter with his hoary LOCKS,
Is lingering with US yet awhile,
And at the door with gentle knocks,
Spring waits to enter with smile;
She then our hearts will oft beguile,
As strolling DER the dewy mead,
Or looking at the newest style
OF Hats, by Fashion now decreed.
Come, gentle spring, and gid our way
With radiant sunbeams, fragrant flowers,
And let the brightness Of each ray
Shine on this latest style Of ours;
Let shoo-fiies buzz in summer showers,
And dry their wings IS best they can,
As Paddy says, "we, by the powers,
Intend to Place yez, livery man"
SPRING STYLES SILK HATS Just received.
VAIN d. WALKER,
PREMIUM HATTERS, .
feb1O-tf-4thp No. "A Public Square.
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Cincinnati Markets,

CINCINNATI, March -Flour-family
s. OO@5. 25. Wheat 1O6@10s. Corn, mixed
6S@70c. Oats 4S@54c. Rye SO@S5c.
Barley a0@1. o.. Cotton dull and nominal;
middling sole. Tobacco dull, but moi
lower Whisky 91@92c. Mess pork 26 90.
Bulk meats-shoulders 94c; sides 13t@14c.
Bacon-shoulders lie; sides 144@154.
Hams 169@173c. Lard 12l@1S!c. Butter
30dD2Gn Enos firm
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RatcbeIor,s Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does not contain
lead, nor any Uialc poison to produce paralysis or
death. Avoid the Vsunted and dGlusiye prepare
lions Boosting virtues they do not possess. The
genniue W. A Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty
years untarnished reputation to uphold its integr-
ty as the only perfect Hair Dye-black or brown.
Sold by all Druggists. Applied at No. 16 Bond
street. N. Y. jan30 tmay23
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Meapnis Markeas.

MEMPHIS, March 10.-Cotton firmer
at zoe Flour weak; superfne 800. Corn
9Sc@1.00 Oats 62@63c Hay $500. Bran
26.o0 Lard Hello. Mess pork $500. Ba-
con nominal. Bulk meats-shoulders lie;
sides 15c.
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Government securities are hrmer. TIT
following are the latest quotations

London advices of yesterday quote 5 2Os
of 1862 at 919; 1868 at 9Os; 1S67's at
500, and 10-40's IS.
Tennessee bonds remain firm at 50 for
the old and 4Ss for the new.
The following are the quotations of the
New York stock market: Central and
Hudson consolidated 61ss; Scrip 95s Erie
2544; Reading 979; Southern ST; Cleveland
and Pittsburg 81; Rock Island 119s;
Northwestern Common "A; Preferred S75;
Western Union Telegraph 33E.
There is 40 change in our local bonds.
Davidson and Wilson county bonds issued
to the Tennessee and Pacific Railroad are
offered for sale at zoe, and we understand
sell readily.
There is no change in the Bank of Ten
neSSee
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MIR. Donald Padman, of the ditorial
staff of the Louisville C0uriey-JGuy8 NJ, is
in the city.
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Book found. Read new advertisement
EIeferred Dol the secretary cd Nar

Our Washington dispatches announce
the arrival there yesterday of delegation
of Tennessee negroes, who, accompanied
by an unnamed mis-Representative of ours,
called on the President and laid before
him memorial asking protection against
outlaws. The President replied that the
question Of stationing troops in the portion
of country alluded TO would be referred to
the Secretary of War; but SO far as any
interference with the civil law was con-
cerned the matter would require serious
consideration. The memorial of the ne
groes was accordingly referred to the Sec
Rotary of War
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BANKING HOUSE
National Savings Company

~ Deposits received, and interest allowed
hereon, loans negotiated collections made, aud
General Banking business transacted. ocI8 If
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DIS S OLUTIO N.
NEW FIRM.

HAVING PURCHASED OF BIESSRS. BAIEEY.
IL ORDWAY h Co, their entire stock Of Gsoee-
ries and Liquors. we VIII continue the business Of
Wholesale GrOcers and Commission Merchants. AZ
their old stand, Ne. IS South Market
street, Spring Brook Buidings,) where VIII
keep LARGE and COMPLErz stock Of all goods IN
our line, and sell them at the very LOWEST MAR
KET RATES. Our Mr.. D. Il Bailey IS now buy
ing goods in the Eastern markets at the heavy de-
cline in prices, and in few days NE will be sup
piled with an Extensive stock of Groce-
ries, and can offer superior Inducements 10 The
trade. fmarg-tf1 BAILEY A SPFRRY
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FIoUR-Market steady at $5@7 for su-
pers to fancy.
CORN MEAL-We quote at 81 q bushel.
CoRN-The stock in store is large, and
and is being added to daily, and on account
OF the blockade, but little. has gone for
ward within the past few days.
oATs-Saies to-day at 75c, sacked in
store.
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Nashville provision Market.

Market very dull and prices tending
downward, but we continue to quote
BULK MEATs-Clear Sides life; clear
rib sides, 1444c; shoulders, lie.
BAooN-Clear sides Ice; shoulders 12c
country hams l5Ac.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart & Hensley's sugar
cured @. g. g., guaranteod, 1850, eahvased;
do do uncaRYased 19c; plain city cured
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CHICAGO, March 10-Flour-spring extras
3.85@4.50. Wheat 75A@75sc. Corn TOi@
7O4c. Oats 3s5c. Rye 67@67c. Highwines
63@94c. Mess pork $3.50. Lard 131c
BuIk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50
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Grand Procession of sTasOns, Pale
Faces, etc
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Atlanta. ca. NTarch7.
MARK ELS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, March 1O.-Consols 925 fol
money, and 90 on account. U. S. 5-2C
bonds of 1862, 913; 1868, 90s; 1868,
S94; 10-40s S744.
FRANKFoRT, March 1O.-U.S. Bonds closed
firm at 963@96s.
PARIS, March lG-Bourse is flat; rentes
7@f35c. Specie in the Bank of France is
1S,200,0OO francs greater than last week.
LIVERPOOL, March 1O-Cotton steady;
middling uplands lid; Orleans 114@11sd;
sales 10000 bales California white wheat
9s 4d@9s sd; red Western, No. 9, $50
IS Id; winter IS 9d@ss 10. Flour, West
ern, 20s Sd. Corn, No. mixed, 21s Cd.
Oats IS sd. Barley IS. Peas 34s Cd
New York Money Market.
New YORK, March 1O.-The market
continues easy at 4@5 q cent on call.
Sterling dull at 7s@SR. Gold active and
higher; opened at 11O55, touched 11OI, and
closed at 112l1 bid and 1I2b asked. Garry
ing rates 29e q cent. Clearances $751;
100000. Government bonds active and
e cent higher. The Treasury took 81, O00,-
600 at log. 3S. State securities firm; old
.Tennessees $50; new 4S3.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, March 10.-The market for
all classes of merchandise is exceedingly
quiet, yet some excitement was caused to-
day by the offering of Gardner prints at
94c, at which rate they were Immediately
taken NJ by free distribution Bleached
cotton goods remain unchanged, while for
brown goods of heavier grades there is in
clination of lower rates. For all irregular
brands of hleached and brown cottons much
unsteadiness In prices is manifested.
New York General Market
New YORK, March 1O.-Cotton firm, but
prices are very irregular; sales 1900 bales;
uplands 219@214c. Flour-superfne $50
@4.65. Whisky 99@994c Wheat active;
No. 3spring LOS. Corn-mixed 91@9Sc. !
Rice dull; Carolina 5s@7c. Coffee quiet.
Sugar in fair request; Cuba 9a@98; Ha-
Yana 104c. MoldsSes nominal.
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Nashville Produce Market.
DRIED FRU1T-Market dull at 5Ic for ap-
pies from wagon.
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st. louis Market.

sr. LOUIS, March 10.-Flour-fai extra
4.25@4.50. Wheat-No. 8 spring 6S@7Oc.
Corn-mixed Hobo. Oats 47@49c. Rye
69c. Whisky 93c. Groceries quiet and
unchanged. Mess pork $3.50. In bulk
meats and bacon there is nothing doing.
Lard nominal.
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Mess Pom harrel 2s. OO.

LARD-In fierce 15ac; No. 2 143c; cans
174c; kegs, 1Sc; 8 and pound caddies,
Ice.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
THURSDAY, March 10, 1870.
Nashville Cotton Market.

CorroN-Market very heavy, but closed
somewhat steadier in sympathy with New
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s-ssrsasss :
GOLD AND SILVEH
REVENUE STAAiPS

The National Savings Company have made ar
rangements to supply their customers with revenue
stamps at the following low rates. discount payable
in stamps, viz:
On purchasers under $40.
On purchasers OF so or more...2 per cent. dis
On purchasers OF so or more. az per cent. dis
On purchasers OF 800 or more. IS per cent. dis
On purchasers OF SA0 OF more... y per cent. dis
On purchasers OF 500 or more...4 per cent. dis
On purchasers OF $1,000 or more. AZ per cent. dis
All orders must be accompanied by the money or
check for the amount. Stamps Will be sent by
mail or exnrass. directed
, 1870-12-19

narr army blouse, OF green cloth. Tue pack
.agen wire directed to Nr. Ho1ih2n, but the
poiEt from which they were shipped could
not be a8certAiued.
1t undeTstoon that Holihsn ia the TFeaan-
rer Of the FeuiAn Brotherhood in this city.
ard that he had charge Of theae var outfits -
such officer. They are supposed to havo been
eent here last ep1tng, previous TO O'Nlall's
raid. and their discovery, With that Of about
500 mo1e rifles which ware found 1t another
place. and we're TO be brought in 1t h late heur
last night, gives color to the story whlch WAS
current At the time that IN expedition ras fit
ting out hero for operations in the sdizcent
parts Of Canada. 1t will be remembered that
At that time pretty definite details Of the
proposed expedition were known Tbs
Cnited States authorities then received infor-
nation - to the place where the arms
were ttored; but the Fenians efuds1 their
vigilance and removed the a1ms before search
could be made. In Ill probability the riaas
beized yesterday are part OF the same lot which
We1e then reported to ba aecrelel in certain
barn in the Eighth Ward.
Hollhan keeps 4 boarding house At the cor
/ ner OF Franklin and R.vaM streets. He will
probably be arraigned for preliminary e11min-
alton to-day. But whether other wall-kuoxn
officers Of the organization will be arrested, OF
whether the case will be pressed further thAn
the couhtcstion Of the 2r.ns and quArtarnas-
| ter stores. remains to ba Been-
, 1870-12-19

At meeting Of the representatives Of the Bos-
ton i Lowell hallway. 10 Boston. Oh Saturday. It
was proposed 70 remove the existing rAuNzy
bridges and have the northern road1 enter the
city over one double truss bridge In order 70
carry uut these plans the dtpot arc 70 be located
trains are to enter at n eicEatioa from which the
streets between will be reached hy steps. The
esstmated cost win be from fwo 70 three million
dollars. The subject Ia undergoing consideration
The TigtAntB. $50 Gs1onR. fully AIMED and
Organized, STACKED II: tail u Los Angeles. Cal,
toos .nsfeo Michael ELL hc5sn. r., 1hs 1fds5s5
.-Hon. James b. Blake. Mayor Of Worcester,
Mas, dsi 5ssseId.s morning. .gsd = 5easA a. n
explosion II the gas works On Friday night Els
syuptoms wcre not considered alarming unn
ss ne 9p I'D ne e = 81
Injuries WA AgXravated By his anxiety about the
business Of tae "a eo.npany. of which he xss
isstn a,. 1n necesied zee Ia y int % Scen % elees. c.
ed TO biz SIKH term Of oa,ee Il
Mayor, and was one OF the most useful
gloom % over the ctt5. Bells were toled u noon. m =
and the rad eycnt alluded to IN feeling terms tn
nes.ly all tho Worcester churches. The deceased
niass , .o.s M aclane. foreman 81 Tie Z 81 T worts.
Injured II the explosion. cannot recover.
izs,.ts ss'n. NJ sa:a :,.ai
Is much Rteater than At nr4t supposed, It being
now estimated 1t from $4a,u00 to $so,bao. The
cause Of ne aeedfnt nss nos ~ oeea ssasise. ~
ply being for the present cut On. Tns ground and
buildings around the scene OF the disaster bea,
~. K Beat, charged With taktng sla,No IRON
the Telegraph and Express Companies a
nrnwnsy.1le, Neh. tEn yea's tince- Vas arzrsset
irons = % aeos;d ,ne steamship Caii'oTnia, fof sal
Tie nsv!catIon Of the Connecticut River 70
LUIS sfasen ~ ntr hosts .ft ,ha. cir for Albany
, 1870-12-19

intention il TO bring this children together where
LEY can be preserved from tuin, auo reeaiVe sat-
oNn tuppott- In the poIchAse Of 4 suitable slte
md The erection Of the necessary buildings for
THIS PuIpoke, the ttnsees Md It TT cess215 - ask
tol 41d- The TfeAaurer OF the bpard In Lexington
u II. Il. Hoa1dman. and contributions m2F he Sd
dressed 70 him: or to E. u. Hudson' NJ D, No. ess
Two boys were playing with a pistol In Mo-
f1ns coal Office, At joliet, on Saturday aftercoon:
when It went on The bali entered an eye Of one Of
,ss sSt etoys naq anq penetrated hs brn. he lived
The Schenectady q. y, Star, Of Saturday
evening, contains an afucle relating to the nys-
FERROUS disappearance Of Chancellor Lansing. the
room At The C.,Y Hotel. New iors; that the bo1y
was sccretly removed to hts bEoshel > anil buried
IN ne family vaplt u that city, snd thas TIE maE-
Insanity. caused by tho loss OF h.s property, ia
asctbed a. the Moute for the suicide. The
vIlt*r's Information was obtained from m!nisteT
oil Schenectady city, WEo EXPRESSED himself 13
confident that the assertions male are t.ue.
The entire STOCK Of the American Steamship
smount REQUIRED was onrred Oders hare also
atfn nshe for bonds to be tssued. secured by the
fennr5lvania Railroad Company.
--Frnnklin Kettle aud his life, TWO Of the old
est ana mest respects j st..derls Of ssepncntown,
II Rensse1aer County. y T., were murdered, on
1hutfday Eight, ~ their eon. Eho fs blind. The
which terminated in the rragedr. The murderer
has been arrested, aud IS now ID i'tl In TraT.
- large Gus well Was sauel N the grounds Of
tae Erie Car COMPANY. AZ P!.taoar9h. on sssuE;
squares Este Ia uoH Illuminated nightly by
wssM ZAP. over thirty wells have been sunk, aad
all haye struck large reus OF gas.
The new Opera House At Tcsre Hsute. 1nd-, a
magnlncelt dramatic temple, erected At cost Of
tles,0t. VIII te opened i,.r tac nEss time, this
commerce 4hort engagement
the Elander ease Of Benton r.. Wade, At C1eye-
lano. Closed 90 Saturday; The jurs bEo1ees IN .
, 1870-12-19
TIE CHICAGO Tn1BuMK
1871. lS7ls
PROSPECTUS
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
The Great Radical Republican
Newspaper Of The West
ITS PLATF0RM;
REVENUE TARIFF,
CIVIL SERVICE REF9AA,
0FPoSl TON TO K0N6pct;Ess.

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fourth re. nf III; ex,stenes strn,rrr ,n.5 e-.- -
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n.s. r,t-a-ua, S.N-S.,,.s - -; -.Hs y. ssas1e
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49, 49, :. =. ~ Ma I.ee " Noe Ileeest aao tne ~
:. - piopef. Nete'tae' LIN LEE CalcAaa
, 1870-12-19

The Situation In Paris on the
Eleventh Instant.
Army Items from Versailles and
Bordeaux.
Tr0cliu Said to be Preparing
for q Formidable
S0rtfe.
Ruksia's Reply to Prusaia's Note in
Regard to Luxembourg.
THE FRANeo.GERmAN WAR.

u,n, r1t. aa,.a ....s'.s "&1
.ne aoannep"sS1 of f4"1s ~ nEtAsEn
bardnent OF Paris Ia caused partly bJ quarrel
Ths ,s,.e, 1,sha, ~ sa ~aa ~ uu 10y no's
. r"ea ~ VAC ns.n' uoises ;" o'auR uP
Tue guna, While The former iuszted that 1t was In
possible to spare them. Won Koou tnally yielded,
,a ~ a.aa. a.e aum s'os ,, o ,sss,
~ ~ ~. e'sss huao ..o'ti u.s 'e40i'Nas
Ihe CONDITION OF ne roads Is fearful
FOpp SCARCE.
Foot, Ia ycry scarce In The German CAMPS, and
tonee .rnons hsre heen v,,hont me.s nv +hre,a
tooie uoope Aa'e peea "Ae1o1e Weas lux sasee
tiatt.
a seEkafllea despatch says the demand for the
boubardmenr of i'arts to great. Three counc11s
o. war nave neen neld. AoHke feara the 'o51na-
tfon of latSe army IN the south. 1t bling further
a"4y scd there heing more d1tl'eult5 IN reaching
70 too far frnm ps1ts n,smsrt - nress,na 49, ~
se''cally the political movement 70 destroy the
,n cetsary. and he Ia ready to ynaer a ro,lt,tnn
with thr Fmncror a, an nths- sa1+a,,1.s
who is w,lnre and ao1e to make terms.
TIE RECENT s0Kr1K FROM rARsa,
New I0nk, Dec. 15.-The uera4'x London
1lth inst state .ha, the so1t1e BIZ General Ducrot
wss kalisfActosr, and has demonstrated where
the Germans are WEAK General Ducrnt is conn.
dent OF his ability 10 break Through the Gsr1nnn
The frI.1 is n good he Iith and spists IL II vii
I'D and is = etOl strnnu rstnsr at1ons a1e mai.
the recent so.tes eTads The Gasa. 13 Dpesot wa a.
entirely successful as tar a. he went. lie held
mpts to fecyer It. aad rstiFs younia1tit atser n
&c a5s1i G ihs 1s'aIs q .aa'as aSsot j:
The German leaders a;e unesss. or accnnns of
their llue being Weakened sad fear the a4cccsses
/ s.f
, 1870-12-19

Scizurc Of q Large Quantity OF Fee
man Arms and d1unltt aus OF Tars

E81ZQEG Oh u AA180 NuAa&4af Oh kGs
man Arms and munlttoua OF War.
FFom ths Dttyoi Fbts, pte. Is.
Yesterday afternoon, the Cnised States au-
thoz,ties In this city recaived apparently re-
liable information ~ to tbs whereabouts OF 4
la1ge quantity OF arms md munitions Of var,
which belonged to the Fenian Motherhood,
.nd which hsd been sent here LIST sum@er
for uee in the contemplated raid on CsuAdA.
Deputy 3IA1shA1 Htr1y blanchard, assisted BY
Deputiea Afford. Bartlett. and Sullivan. pro-
ceeded, about S o'clock. TO the house Of James
HOLMAN, corner OF Riva1d and Franklin
streets. where the articles we're stia to be
located. Ho1ihAn Was found on the premises,
and warrant for his A-Teet having beeu pre-
yiously Issued for violktion Of the neutrality
laws. he Was taken into custody.
4 seArch Of the houss wAa then made, and.
slowed away under the beds In bedrooms, and
in closets and ga1rets. we're found large
number Of guns, etc. They were Immediately
taken poeeession Of under warrant author
ixing their seizure, and were taken to the
Cpi6ed States Marshal'a Office to await tbs
action Of the court in the matter There we're
found in Ho1ih1u's house, altogether, upward
OF 200 stand Of aru,s and eight Cases Of Fenisn
uniforna.
The guns are apparently nav, aad atc 4
superior oreech-loading riae. They arc fur
niehed with bayonete, and are complete In
every respect. They have been wel kept, are
nicely polished, and in good order. It Is not
known where these guns cAne from They
may have beon purchased abroad, or mort
likely they xte United States arm made oTet.
Thn Fenisn uniforms were now and hid
never been unpaeked from the casss. Tne1
/ consisted Of dark paats1oor4. and tbs ord.'
, 1870-12-19

6sFaAl utspafth 70 The th!eA&o Trt1nnt.
SrK1SGR1kLp, Ill. Dec. ls.-0ue Of the most
notable erents which has aSitased the religious
community Of this city for long time past WAS
the yib!12t1on to St. TaulE Parish Of the Right
ReS. Henry J. Nhisehouse, Bishop Of the Diocese
Of Illinois. The Bishop preached In the morning
to very large COMPENSATION in the afternoon Wis
tied and catechtsed tho Sunday Schools. and IN
the evening preached and confirmed class Of
twenty-etRht persona both the morning
and evening services were conducted
hy the rector Of This parish, ReE. F. n.
Grcef, ashisted o{ Rev. J. l. Townsend. Rasal
Dean. anu Key. G. r. Waldo. 10th the sermons
Of the Bishop were ve1J eloquent and impressive,
that In the evening being listened to bY one Of the
Fau1a Church. The holy Ttte Of confirmation wss
administered with unusual totemuitJr and made a
deep Impression upoa the large congregation who
Witnessed t. Tomorrow the Bishop, IN company
With the rector OF this par.sh aud large number
Of church people. Ro to Lincoln, for the puEpose
Of attending confirmation Sery1ce and q church
festival, TO b held By the Ep.scopalians OF that
growing and thriving city.
, 1870-12-19

totally Destroyed hy nre lat night The eiryaio,
adjoining wa9 saEed. Ihe loss On the m,ll Il
about - 600: Injured for t11,on The elevainr Is
Of the n1e Is unknown.
Wi6eossxT. LIE, Dec ia dre broke ont In
tEls place, yesterday, and before the 1arnes could
oe subdued, half the bnsiues. portion Of the ro.u
Was consumed. Total lcss, sc6,M0 From nfseee
hrc.
DETROIT. Dec. 1s:-A nre occur1cd At Water.
ford, yestertar, which destroyed tho large cider
factor1 Of Mt. Ncafdtlec, with 100 bsyrels Of
cider. Lhss several thousand, and no insurance.
The Ute vas The work Of an incendisrv.
, 1870-12-19

LONDON, Dec. ISM. T1esaud, former Charge
d'Ada!res at Co1ttanpuople, Is IN London.
poutMent OF \ rural commission to examine into
the n,hery question, In order 70 settle upon some
Terms that mSy prove acceptable to America
4 railway collision orcutsrd, t0-1ay, near Bol-
ion. The engineer was Killed, and the fireman
aid twelve passengers were injured.
LoSpoS, Dec I;.--The Maine, from New York,
Dec 5, for Bremen, has arrived In Great Gsim.by
harbnr.
The reported submission OF the English Gov
eminent to RsmalE'a oyeFoeariuE demands in
regard to Luxe e1bourg intenslues the Indignation
sgatust the Ministry. Granville, 1t Il said, op-
posed the humiliation.
The Afoaddrd declares that the acttnn Of Eng.
land Il an xb&1tcatfou - an European p3<er. The
Ministry nfc accused OF cowardlce for refusing ta
publish HtsmREk's demands Aud their o*u reply.
4 violent attack IL anticipated on the meeting o!
Parliament, and the downfall OF the Ministry Il
imminent
, 1870-12-19
Painful Mill Observation-Disclosures
Item.

SFFE4A4 1fz3p1tEh % The CtEaE6 EfI6db6L
OTTAWA. Dec ia young man named Jones,
working In Brown Sortona paper mills, at Mar-
se.lea, while oi11ng some machinery in the mills,
yesterday morning, caught his arm In some cog
wheels, crushing it 1t the elbow 10 badly that am
mutation Of the arm w1B necessary.
The raIlroad from Stfc4tor, IN taSAIle CouutY,
to Fairburg. uy1nRston County, IL al gtaied, and
the pier Ia hri1r 1t Pontiac for the bridge. THIS
road IL N extension OF the Fa1 River Valley
Road. from Aurora 10 Ssreator+ and will run south
to Enlugham, and thence korlowesteElY to Shaw
nee,qwD, on the Ohio River, End will give Chicago
4 direct Communication with the Southern States.
parailel Min the Nllnois Central 1t w1li open up
1nd deTelop immense farming regions In the cen.
tIc OF tne Stare, from north TO south.