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HOLIDAY,

TIE several railroad depots will be closed
on Monday in order to give the hands and
attaches the Fourth of July holiday. No
freights will be received or delivered on
that day, as we understand. rFs.l
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Attention, Irishnen F!

We hereby request all Irishmen to as
semble at the Hibernian Hall, Colonnade
Building, at s O'Clock precisely Monday
morning, for the purpose of participating
in the procession of our German fellow
citizens in honor of Independence Day.
These wishing to attend the picnic at Mel
rose Park will be escorted to the Chatta-
nooga depot in time TO take the train at
11:30 A. II.
NJ j. Doiin, T. P. Wade,
d. S. Mundy, P. Olwil,
VIM. Burns, W. II. Finegan,
james Glgan, ?. OKeefe.
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C,nsinr o, ,ha posaoffico.

The Postoffice will be open from to
10 O'Clock Monday morning, after which
it will be closed during the day. The car
riers will make but one round, and those
who may be expecting mail matter would
do well to call before 10 o'clock.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.
sEN4rE.

d
SATURDAY, july 2.-The Senate met at
II O'Clock, Mr.. Morris presiding as Speak
er. pro TEN.
NEW BUSINESS.
BY Mr.. Luttrell, a resolution appointing
John j. Reese as a trustee of the East
Tennessee University, at Knoxville; laid
over under rule. BY Mr.. Hawes, bill
torepeal the law imposing tax On
courses devoted to quarter racing; passed.
BY Dir. Palmer, bill to repeal the law
making habitual drunkenness sufficient
cause for divorce; passed By MIR.
Slaughter, bill requiring that persons
elected Judges Of Courts of Record shall
have been practicing lawyers for five
years; passed.
COMMON SCHOOL FUNDS.
House bill TO regulate the use and ap-
portionmcnt of funds for common school
purposes was passed on its second read
ing l,s -s-Ez1--a5
HOUSE BILLS ON FIRST READING.
To repeal an act establishing Agricnl-
Val Colleges. Passed. To protect land
1 for unpaid taxes and common school
poses. Passed. To authorize the
peut of 81, 500 TO d johnson for
Ices as Commissioner in the settle
of matters in dispute between the
.rnment and the Winchester and
A-.uama Railroad Company. Passed.
To repeal an act requiring clerks and
magistrates to make monthly returns
Passed. To consolidate the offices of
entry taker. Passed. To
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ROME.
Htfs Said. etc,

RouE, 50iy 2.-It is said that at least
two thirds OF the Fathers at the Ecumenl-
cal Council. viii depart for their homes
as soon as the inialibility dogma is official
iy promulgated.
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FRANCE.
Cuban Ageu.s

A,laa pAhis, IS July 2.-Gen. Quesa5a and 8.
ranO; nlnss oespedes, the Ga 81 aeenfs
10 tsoeiVea 2 Day ic kindiy ne "a
saq Airp Is Pr -
W 9zia
oa weT0ig a.
= 80 kfs sfs ssa,esssss. q.
- So aneeaote Of the lsareroi
- .as'' s.'asl I Clarendon.
M 81 a'.g bl- aaIsry-sssrssna,s,
nan 80 oi'iia has eft Paris for the Ger
~ ;r.Ssl1g places Col. He" e.. ="
Inc Bishop of
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.


WAsHNGToN, July 2.-Mr. Chandler,
from the Committee on Commerce, rs-
| ported, with an arnendEecs, the river and
harbor appropriation bib, which was made
the special order for Wednesday night. :
Transatlantkc Postal service.
Mr.. Ramsey, from the Committee on
Pcstofiices, reported, with amendments, q
bill to establish. transatlantic postal
service by American cables. It di.
rects that the Postmaster General provide
for the reception at every postoffice ofmes.
l Rages to be transmitted to Europe by the
submarine cables, the rates for transmits.
sion to any telegraphic station in Belgium,
1 Great Britain and France not TO exceed
i've dollars in gold for single message d
ten words, Including lase, address and
signatS7e Spd thirty cents IN coin fa-
"a aFoilsl VoTa. Ths nzas
= * is te q q sSsesi
R.fes, Lyman yre,, -
.,sa,,,-s .sassus Corning. 81 =.
them sss,ss Sss.,s = ls eoupahy orSa. :zed bv
80 as'1 , aaqs tne laws g auy State eu - ,o ,oy
oablse one or more telecra,bisS
...ar,;. A.ssTeen the States of bIaine onS
and r5,s .a % Beiglum, subject to the ,,',a aua
Poctos;o. u'a.lons which are SPECIFIED 3rs,s.
cants x.. department. Il 70 receive
as.-,,-s =. s''eh ilaeassags sent Hsrc-
81 49, ose< ~ cables, and Il,
sl. e s.lts lor sacsi nlassa
s>'s'' p Az<-z
sAssfes -.
t.bs..fs sr seted BY q vota 81 -. 8,
: : Z sls,, 'ake recess from fa'sa- -, 9 q
/ - - =.
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-.-snItul showers, and
Ups, winch were at one time regard
ed as almost failure, now give promise of
an average yield.
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month of June:
WHITE.
William Wynne, age SO, painters cholic:
infant daughter of Mr.. Treppard, measles;
infant son of Samuel Bolton. brain fever;
infant son of MIR. Lowrey, summer COM
plant; infant son Of Anna Bell, measles;
Miss Eliza Robertson, age So, coDsump-
ton; Taylor jackson, u, consumption;
Miss Mary E. Southgate, II, spinal dis
ease; infant daughter of w D Gale, conges-
ton; infant daughter Of G A Nolte, teeth
ing; Nancy Dobson, age 80, disease Of
womb; infant son of George Friendsly,
cholera infantum; Mary A. Orton, II, ere
sypalis; Elizabeth Pickett, %, consump-
ton; NJ Webster, 81, child birth; Chloe
Burnett, SO, consumption; infant son Of
w H Smith, summer complaint; T Hof,
man, 50, apoplexy; Elizabeth Davidson,
%, disease of womb; Louisa A Branch, 70,
old age; Polly Proper, 5S, fuZ; infant
daughter Of W Baird, indigestion; Rhoda
Alexander, 80, consumption; Charles
Sayers, IS, disease complicated. Total
whites 2f.
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GREECE.
EarthqHnke-A TOrvn in Ruins-Ar
Island Submerged.

Island Submerged.
VIENNA: July "A sharp shock OF
oortbouake was experienced throughout
Greece Yesterday. The town of Coltoria
i heap of ruins. "A island in that
noighborhood suddenly disappeared at the
time OF the shock. No further particu-
lars.
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rnE PoLIrICALI SITUATION.
TO the Editors Of the Unicn and American:


As a-consistent Democrat, an old sub
.scfiber to, aud constant reader of your
able journal, will you permitme, through
its columns, to make few suggestions as
to what believe to be the sense of large
proportion Of the moderate aud rejecting
men of the community OF the measures
which formerly divided the people into
two great parties, not one is now at issue
before US. They have all been swallowed
up in the more absorbing and vital inter-
ests of constitutional government and civil
liberty, for which we are now compelled
to struggle. The patriotism OF neither
of the two great parties into which
the people OF the South were divid-
cd before the war was questioned
by any one. They were divided, gener-
ally, on measures only, not on principles;
both parties in fact claimed to represent
the truly democratic principles of our
Constitution. q third party, sectional in
its character, and the ayowed representa-
tive of higher law than the Constitution,
hid in its vast shadow the very name of
Wing al the North, and forced the patri-
Sortb which then tooS nIace Who for
instance claimed IN be either Wbio or
Democrat after the election of Mr.. Lin
coln2 The reason was simply, that the
new party reared its horrid front against
con frorto5 10 an rao felt
fbot IA vo,,Id 10 criminal 10
divido oroong o,rSol, 40 Je that
fornidoble eSer,v daa5 that we
cbonId co,nroenco now - divide among
L-~oiz,so Or is o,,r 'c,,sriebed ,nemorv
- -, ,llasv-1l,af we ,y1,1,st r,oyv
.-,,o' nort;es for M
a., q citrate them
s that when
raves of
terv are
rSich
}.ns :
. ,,,,,;,,es,,.of
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,;t;zana y,,h., 70
...s .,ad Marty Iead,rs
,,donad far citino
rfs r.,.,ecf;on three names
.va nov nubIiclv being
oorta.sad for b;g,, nosition' namely.
M NJ Ew;ng Mr. Conner and Mr.. Nichol-
SON AS two of these gentlemen are life
Iong and consistent Democrats, l NAV
ho norJoneJ for roferrinc more particn-
IarIv IN Mr. Eving who. I trust. will
NOT consider ao proach of confidence
thio nnhI;c reference to onin,ons. which
he has avowed in y,rivste conversation.
/ be,.- then to assure Won that that distin-
cnis6ed gentleman thinks as do. that we
5sve evervtb;ng in common with. and
notb;nc erto gonist;c N tbe great partv of
the 1s3 Nortb tn wSicb ia now siIucgling with
~ -. 49,, oro,,,y We have
. 'nI' - 80 l, .h,+ oor,os. Tho re
oul al a. S'1tAo M,ao " Ia ,,;,,h =, NaIv
W enI sIea. DoiIoGl aS.C - ,i,o;- defoot
IoIH was Uui 'lia-p pu, -
"oulu IaSe peeu oel u 10 oou,
Aru 1e sa!ie - .iuI aisU " 1i0as.orS ne - :,
NJ DGnIociaGc nic'otiS' ~ W '+s o,%a" 80, -
Onlo, enHsy ~ ana oc't CLo.iS ~ ~ o5,oSt
o"1.;--a ~ ~ :. ocr.o;nI- iii noooSoor;Iv
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Afternoon Session.

NEW BUSINESS.
BY Mr.. Slack, bill providing for ac-
commodations for the holding of courts
of Cooke county.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. James, Of Hamilton, presented a
petition from citizens of DeKalb county
protesting against changing the line be
tween Cannon and DeKalb counties.
SENATE BILLS ON FIRST BEADING.
A large number of Senate bills, none
of them of special Importance, wert
passed on first and second reading.
Adjourned untils $50 Tuesday morn
inr
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N0TE-The reports as presented are
made at the several points indicated at
s o'clock A. NJ, each day.
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COLOEED.

Patrick Gaines, age 80, old age; infant
daughter of Henry Smith, measles; Millie
Hatton, age 40, womb disease; infant son
of Thomas Minor, SPANS. Total colored
4. Total interment 2S.
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HOUSE OF REPREsENrATIvES.

SATURDAY, July 2.-The House
was called TO order at $50 O'Clock,
Speaker Perkins in the chair.
NEW BUSINESS.
By Mr.. Neil, bill defining the quail
fications of Judges of Courts of Record,
by requiring that no person shall be
competent to fill such portion who has
not been q practicing attorney for five
years. By Mr. Jones, bill defining the
duties of tax collector on privileges of
Shelby county. By Mr., Neil, a resolu-
ton requesting railroad companies not
to issue tickets to members of the Legis-
lature except on the occasion of first
coming to Nashville, and on final return.
Tabled.
... UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The unfinished business being the re-
consideration of the vote rejecting the bill
to allow the railroads of the State To re-
tire their Indebtedness in bonds of the
State, the bill was taken up. On motion
of Mr.. Steele, the further consideration of
the bill was postponed until the second
Monday in December.
THE CAPITOL GROUNDS.
Senate bill providing for the improve
ment of the Capitol grounds passed third
reading-ayes, Al; noes, IS. ...-
TAXING SKATING RINKs.
House bin imposing tax on skating
rinks was called up on third reading 4
motion of Mr.. Rhea to postpone further
consideration until December was laid on
the table. After the adoption of an
amendment providing that each rink in
cities or towns of 90, 900 inhabitants shall
pay tax of 500, towns of 10000 and
up to 90, 900 inhabitants $50, and towns
of less than 10, 0G0 inhabitants S25, and
that said tax shall so to the benefit of
common schools, the bill passed third
reading-ayes, So; noes,2.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
To amend the law creating the Com
mon Law Court of Nashville; passed. To
abolish the tax on lawyers; amended by
abolishing the tax on practicing physl-
clans; rejected. ......
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
Fixing the compensation of members
of the General Assembly; postponed until
December. To compel the attendance OF
members of the General Assembly; re,
jected.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Directing the Attorney General to COM
mence suit against the Tennessee and
Pacific Railroad Company for procuring
| the fraudulent issue of certain bonds.
Rejected-ayes, 80; noes, q.
CANE PRESENTATION.
Mr.. McGaughey, in behalf OF the mem
bers of the House, presented Mr.. Clay
Roberts, the Assistant Clerk, with gold
headed cane. The recipient returned
thanks in few brief and feeling re
marks.
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rEOFLu AIRY.

The Sexton for the City Cemetefy re-
ports the following interments for the
month of June:
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SATURDAY, july 2.-The Senate met at
11o'clock, Mr.. Morris presiding as Speak
er, pro TEN.
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KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

A resolution was adopted by the Kings
County Board OF Supervisors yesterday fixing the Coro
ners fees at s2 so case instead of So as adopted at
previous meeting bill of $4,000 due exSherf Campbell
for official services, was ordered paid. resolution Of
fered by Supervisor Cassidy. was adopted requesting
the Law Committee TO report the names and compensa-
ton received by Court SenQgraphers Supervisor Cas-
sidy also offered resolution which was lost. requesting
our Senators and Representatives at Albany to oppose
the massage OF bill introduced the Senate for in
creasng the salary OF the Senographers OF the supreme
Court resolution authorizing the County Treasurer 10
borrow $4,000 TO complete the Sixteenth Ward Armory,
was laid on the table, Supervisor Crooke moved that the
Clerk OF the Beard be directed 10 give the essees ana
tenants OF the grounds adjoining the Court House. and
belonging the County three months notice 10 yacae
the same He stated that the object OF purchasing the
grounds originally was pull down these old shantes
and lay the grounds out In miniature parks unt such
time az the County would require to erect other ouu
nps The buildings they now stood we're leased 10 o
man for S2 600 and reet them for $4,000 He Thought
that II the property leased the County should receive
the benefit. The matter was reierred 10 epeei 'on
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ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM JAIL.

Yesterday morning the keeper OF the hudson
County IN - Jail, at Hudson City. discovered CON
spiracy on the part OF at least Ave prisoners
the upper corridor, to effect their escape IL appears
from Mr. Jones statement that the prisoners cohooo'ed
their plan during the daily ncess, when the Inmates are
,mred rude saw out OF knife, which, win the au
~ other tho keeper could not nnu hoy e,h
oyed their daily recess In saving the iron bars OF tine
sin door and had succeeded In so successfully accom-
shuy their task that had the scheme remained uhu
paxeped for another day, general jail delivery would
have taken place The keeper of the JAIL Mr. Jones' sus
"cs mar te Mot was participates In by more OF the
,tsopers but az present he only knows OF hye whose
names are Meany. Tomey, McDermot and two slnytns'
ali young sneak thieves undergoing short terms OF mn
nrisonment The Juvenile offenders were immediately
aent m the dungeon and put % diet OF bread ana
wnter which will be continued for week
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PRUSSIA.

COUNT BIsMARCK's PROTEST. AGAINST THE
SYLLABUS.
BERLIN Monday, Feb. IA, 1870
II is said that Count Won Bismarck, in case the
other great powers concur, will prepare protest
against the Papal Syllabus.
OPENING SPEECH OF KING WILLIAM.
King William to-day opened the session OF the
North German Parliament. In the Speech from the
Throne a programme of the laws to be proposed to
the Parliament is given Among them are bills for
a criminal code, and for the development of the
right of citizenship in the Confederation. Par
lament is assured that the Federal revenues nov
promise to equal the expenditures. Union with the
Southern States is still urged and the treaty with
the Grand Duke of Baden is pronounced one link in
the chain. Peace with all foreign nations has been
preserved in accordance with the policy Of the mem
beers of the Confederation. The army is maintained
solely for defense, not for oppression. The speech
concludes with congratulations on the development
of the welfare of the North German States.
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MORE DECLARATIONS AGAINST INFALLI-
BILITY,

Two more Catholic professore of theology
have publicly declared against infalliDilty Proi.
Mcels OF the Clerical Seminary OF Braunsberg In East
Prussia, writes the following vigorous letter, uated
Braunsberg, jan 81, to the editor OF the dn0emene
Zeit0: "Permit me- in few words 20 characterize the
matte, but diplomatic document II not only AVOIDS
making Of the term 'infallibilty,' put also
omits alludng to the preliminary question y,
whether the Bishops are an integral portion ,t OF
the ecclesastca body appointed to teach the
nations OF the earth II they how Is 1t possible LOT
the Pope TO claim naiby Independent OF the BisnoPs
II they are not what weight their votesf III the
Pope is really infable, he cannot be faDle IN decag
himself nfalibe, and Plus IX in this 18TH century OF
ours must not then hesitate TO announce what innocent
Ill in the 18th century regarded as heresy Obviously
from dread OF having thus logically TO analyze tne
matter the sgners of the nfabty address nave gwen
IL its diplomatic FORM II is for this reason that he hd
dress ntrnscay untrue from beginning TO enu suIIen
ttiousy replaces the Primary and that when belongs 10
address IN yreover is conceived in passionate spi
and terribly unchartable. Not condescendlng 10 eher
upon the arguments preferred by the opposition anu en-
tirey overlooking that they based on inc oehs Vl
the Church and the general acceptation OF the .Ic
world as IL has been long received, tne auufess
merely notices the existence OF an opposltloD, 10
make ii a ground for enacting infalnbilty' ana
all but provoking apostacy. In keeping with these
passionate proceedings is the coarseness Observable m
the wording address. We actually ina the %ord
LLatTare stupid prattle used in reference to the hg
est among the assembled Fathers Taking all TINS INTO
account the address is than party intrigue OF
the Jesuits who having failed TO psoduce more 9tect
pedent. The adoption OF the address by the council
would be sorry victory OF Jesuitic party feelings over
the true spirit Of the Church, and Calamity ~ the
Church and mankind"
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pprrAL MURDER IN NORFOLK COUNTY, VA

Fortress MoNRog, Feb. IA brutal MUIR
dsr was committed in Norfolk County day or two
snoe NJ "A rlace called Hickory Ground. the particulars
Of which are AS follows negro family, named seguine.
had boy In their employ whom they sent TO grocery
store 70 purchase some pork giving HIM $40 note and
pstructing him careful aud bring back the change
he boy went the store. purchased the pork, and
rned hut on the way back he lost the change Seguino
charged the boy with stealing the money and HIM
teI ribe ing with horsewhip breaking his collar
bone or the following morning the boy
left the house with the intention OF having
Segne arrested, but the latter fearing the result
pursued him, accompanied by Others of the family They
overlook the 10y near piece Of woods into ch they
dragged him. and after cutting out his tongue they ended
his suerings 10y cutting his throat. and hid the body
the The boys absence aroused suspic and
q search being made the body was discovered sheriff
stevens notified and proceeded 10 the place 10 hold
an inquest but the Segunes had decamped Efforts
now making arrest them. The missing change Was
afterward found near Seguines house.
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VICTOR HUGO ON IRELAND.

The IriShman of Jan. 30 publishes the Iol-
lowing translated letter from Victor Hugo on tne Tsh
question. 1t is a reply TO a communication from Mr.
Morgan MSweeny. London: :. So,
HAUTEvILLE HOUSE, Jan. l6, 1870
Ihave received Sir your eloquent and just letter |
have already raised my voice for Ireland and shall
raise 1t again was thinking OF Ireland when sald
few weeks ago. those words which irritated the Tory
press one jpeope has not the right TO own another
people"
You night to call me Homo. Yes, man proI99uGnaay
is All who suffer seem to my family. Old, ieel
myself a father. ~.
England defends Poland and Expresses Ireland. Never
was stranger contradiction. Doubt not ssr Ireland VIII
triumph England will be recalled TO logic and TO truth
The Consciousness OF mankind makes itself felt
Count the little can do, and believe in my iraternal
pOrdl9llty
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MEXICO.

SANTA Annals REAPPEARANCE AT HAVANA
HE WISHES TO SAIL FOR VERA CRUZ, But
Is ORDERED TO LEAVE CUBA.
HAVANA, Feb. H.--Gen. Santa Anna arrived in
Havana yesterday. lie came here from Puerto Plata
with the intention of taking passage in the British
steamer. Oh the I'd inst, for Vera Cruz But the
Captain General has ordered him TO leave the island
by the first steamer that sails from Havana for any
other than IA Mexican port being determined to allow
no violation OF international law. Santa Anna had
a personal interview with the Captain-General but
the latiar va lrus ia his refusal " s1i@x kAa ~
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FRANCE.

ROCHEFORT CLAIMS THE RIGHT TO FURNISH
ARTICLES-ANoTHER PROSECUTION OF THE
MARSEILLAISE.
PARIS. Monday, Feb. IA. 1870.
Henri Rochefort has addressed letter to the
Project of Police claiming in moderate and respect
full terms the right to furnish articles to his own
journal the Mdr8eiUdse, without submitting them to
the examination of the keeper OF the prison.
The search for parties implicated in the alleged
conspiracy is continued by the police and arrests are
frequent. Another prosecution has been commenced
against La Marse,ilGise for publishing false news
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SPAIN.

PROBABLE RETIREMENT OF THE COLONIAL
MINISTER.
MADRID. Monday, Feb. IA. 1870.
1t is probable that Senior Becerra, the Colonial Min
lister. will soon retire, owing to stormy discussion
in the Cortes on Saturday the subject of his dis
missal of subordinate official.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-15
THE sCHOEPPE MURDER CAsE-A WRIT OF Err
ROR REFUSED.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4.-In the Supreme
Court this morning Justice Read read opinion in the
case OF Schoeppe, TO the Court OF oyer and Term
liner OF Carlisle this writ being the last resort of the
prisoner to escape from the penalty Of DEATH The opn
ion OF the Court was based strictly technical grounds
and was to that they could not consider ques
tons OF the prisoners guilt innocence and had not
been able any in the record Of the Court
below Therefore the judgment OF the Court OF oyer aud
Terlniner Of Carlisle was affirmed
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no DECISION on THE SCHOOL QUESTION IN GIN


CINCINNArI, Feb. 14.-COntrary to public ex-
pectaton opinion of the Judge of the Superior Court
on the question the Bible in the Public Schools WAS
not delivered to-day 1t is understood that each OF the
Judges has written opinion but nothing has TRANSFERRED
10 indicate what the decision Will De- III VIII DC pODdoD
rendered tnlnOrrOM next day.
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PARAGUAY.
LOPEz AGAIN IN RETREAT

HUAIN
Lisbon. Monday, Feb. IL, 1870
The British mail steamer has arrived from Rio ia
neiro The General in command Of the Allied forces
in Paraguay, was moving IN pursuit OF Lopez 1t
becoming known that the latter was in full retreat,
three Indian chiefs had offered their services to the
BraZilians