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, 1870-12-29

From tht Philadelphia Moth -i'sxrttdn, ne. -
In tho long cat*!cgne Of able ard learned
clergyman whom rhlttdefphis hAs had in hsr
rullit-, and Who have in1uerceo fheir respec-
live determinations aud the dttectionfof 1e-,
lsEious Y.ogsess for many Year,. Il IL 4ue.-
tiorahle whether the Pse.hytesians savc hH'l
anycns who WAS more widely knovn AID ex
tensively ip,lneptial than Albert DAtnes- lis
was NOT 81 attractive or An impressive
preacher. He never cultivated the sr.ee OF
osatery; and his c1+ets were. therefore, won
by c,earuess Of statement, force OF iogie. Aid:
above I'll. BY \ sincere belief in the truth OF
his argument, rather than BY any Of those
pn}rit rSrotechnics that dezzle fos IN instant
1IH 1se INTO greater darkness:
Mr.. l}aznee w1s nA'iro OF New 1csK, AID
WIS horn At Rome in 179S. He ssnetel three
years At Fairfield, Conn.; Then entered Ham J.
| Ton College a Senlor. and vas graduated n
1870. Religious convictions led him to desert
his intended s:udg ct law Ior theology, and he
vas graduated Ia this 1t Princeton, aud II
| ctnsed ty lhe Preeb5tery of E!ixAboshtoMn
! N, j., ut Laxraueayile, April, ISIS. III
took eh.-ge OF ths pree55tet,an church =
Morrisioa1, N. J., after having -preachel 3
oiher Il.cs. IN that State md New Fog
lsr1i After four yaars' service there he :,
ce.7,A oau ssosA Inv Fust prssh,teci~'
, 1870-12-29

= i:EH' iGItK-
SHw TaaK, De. sa--GsTrcS-DEt. lila. &c
1st-, :: u1tet liz uaia-.4., iisac-
cid: - ~, sa,c|o IRIS: ssoeteLe .tN..
eN- m to c.,c". So d sea- co rsoA :, sa,t.
sn C;1as. Sif . !. aass IA asch snse Wheat
ssxsuy; 1e,,:r:a. t.ta hu: E,1zei. s1.Sc eh!
ss1,uS s1.4,. lew k:..'k..l -: EiEtes n ard
r7t dun 81 ri urcca ser. 1ts7.eF Gcu a-h a7cor
:yr N4lt duh Cen *carcA nd firm; r.cotrf'-
tl.t, IN l!s i. ma, i ar ,,r.: :etpts, ss0 ia;
Wtr,.;1a asd oa!-, rGG3Ec
Ls.7nEE-snsdy At s'e:ac; css!tc.7!a, -
4:Se: M 4rxss. issSs ca;if5in1, sts:.
iTnIsSsss:et; io7ISs,*i: se~ SIZE, ,s,..: w..,a.
80 1.c- ,.
Eir. aSa1s.c -, n bond; 1aya, - =:
I.srs' @ HIN a :sss :. az .:eraza SGD a.= 4
txsei'.~.
y: v,.lc:,-Hs., PIX t1lt =: :i2 =; ns..
;:is ss 8, rsn. .s,s~', ss r. ~ssi o.:r;:1;
u.ty, sstieoS $50; in'i:a E--ss * y = tS
CIt N, ats rut: p'.ta hams. s1an:
s,,'e.si, nu ss::, iii 1.s.1! y. cla.5e:...aI
a,;ra... s;rns s:.,se ia.a a.: 'SA''a'' e'''a=
! III. r. r.Ip,H asd u.csassza: lasa.c s:ss
,cnkist-nu!i ara u2ss:rse'. At :as15:e.
rcr.rs1rrr>-F1.u: III r4tr 1rc..uI ans n n;
| ss',.t9s 10 for snisrtn0. waeaE in goo,, IL.
1,s: 81. = Nv ;rs $: isya:s: noavT. asking
! pstt: X ce.. K!.: oa.l ard r'.sn!sai or> az
+! ctsrstd. fs-n s':nt'v; 70. 's!=.d, ssz;sc,
All nrnrII rn: n5s : aaea.ns.,,. a.r In.a eu,e:-
tcaiS- IN ia}s III NATL aiil rr1a: Nei.eth' 80
| 81 ~, r. r. :, tEr
, 1870-12-29

ipte1est IL manifested in his c2,e, The pec-
pie Of Vermont feel that thett safety lies LII 4
Tigurnua execution Of the law.
Tho criminal is now in close confinement,
calm and quiet, He occupies his time m.inly
in reading ite books. furnished By the prison
library. Although be takes no exercise, hts
health ID excellent, and hs eats hearty meals.
The chaplain Of tho prison Wits hin, con-
SANITY, aud it il to be hoped that the doomed
young man Will sedousiy contemplate his
drs.afui end, 20 f,st approaching. The ,e:; e1-
dRv OF Jauuarv cext.
, 1870-12-29
marIlnnd.

FfV'" 1ht Fkt'o1NIPAld tfVHF'-
The c:rsua 1eiurus Of Maryland nAse At Gast
1N- aied+ from which It Apreafa thst II snue'
csuxse Of qs, ,et 6Slncc 1867, when /: WAS tsI, IT.
TEE population OF Bai:,rnore c'tJ, in June, ls.n
was 9s7.o9 an 1nctesst Of ss-1sl tlnco 1850. ~nen
It wAs elf,S s. Tue ccnaus taken by tpe Bond OF
Police, nowerc1, gives Baltimore Ctsy n7pu!a-
tion ni fS1071 or lt.4.l over tue nunoer taken ~
the United States Mafsnals- Tnt Increase Of
ncruIn tGn 10 the eutrc state amounts 10 IL per
cent, ESP per cent 10 baltimore, and al3 p:r
cent. In tho ccrniHA The nurnbtr Of farms -
Fl AZ In the entire St3te. The number OF dwell.
lees L. In the cntire STATE 157193 Of Whlch Aessa
alc In baltimore CITY, AnL 1n,47s 10 BALTIMORE
county ToG1G RIO :, ,e2s 1Dtnsili@l t3eao1seuacets
IN .,tr State, Of n:ch .c!.t H.. In 04tuEtte City
and 4$3 N BkitIE1to C3lraY,
, 1870-12-29

NEW YezK. Der. ss-GulA oseneH taE4 msrnin@
st lit:., 10 Il At III, ana ctnssi It 1.tes ell.s
trryn To FER ctp:., and IN ftE1e case. Jig 10
tc,ii,ton for c4ss3!pe. clea7ances aeons fsi.as9-
To. Sn,rrtn.s u zp:c1e so-usJ *s+H@
Government securities adF1rctta as9 hs zo-sas.
:p- cc.et st:urs 1t she stgaLced rate.
The a@sistAor1 Treasurer to.dar ratd nnt ss,so1-
ecu n cold on account OF the Jtnuaty Interest,
art x:S;.oLo o. rcccpas Of is7I bouct-
Th.1e we're ~ bids fot ecla to-day. anonEt!ns
toahcut "a II from II tl3-t0o 70 10 snlc.
Tue awsrus III be 81, 900 II from 10 s1-feo to
1.1N N-tt0-
Stosk1 tuu crsn!nc \. about yesterd1y.s quo:
tattt Il knd cH-t.E At the SANE. 1he FeiasnS OF
tr&fDSse VII tOah.
Nu.ey wte leaned freely this ruotniuE At per
cent. In kol1, has nccut :1is aE:eraoon It became
tutsltru e1psc aEd L per cent over the Cn!a rate
was rt1iin uarr 1Lssarcts. The raattpalatels
cy the 7eceEs stT,ESenry are dctng vt: i ta-5 caa
10 es:alish LtEh rascs- and threaten taaI to-Eo:
zus NC rexs cay :eestsl2E Etncy will te ssea!fs
ta7n cc s1y rftEttus ceesEcn TVS senso7.
i Srafs seturities dull and neg lected.
, 1870-12-29

offered @cre taken mp "shAfp" ss1s51 adTaEcs
on tahs HetkE pnces- The ataie cattle Eere more
or Iess neglected. aId we're Get Ba1ahte 1t any
cn1ktneIafa-- aavatce, tns sfe limited re-
cepia entoett hoifers TO work shen Oh at
Enncn ett1c- I1iceA than wGo!d have been possible
unoer cur eEetsGe Wednesday supply. Th2tc
were 60 strictly Ghntce bcrys1 on sale. Tae bett
lot cBe1ed brought 5'-lp. They Xcre sold BY s..
1thnA B-nwp. Sales were principally within III a
range al 81 0ca 6a5 for mettur caws aud thin
s:teIs, % fAt, ne.hy sieeis averaging from 10,
to 1,99D Is Stcck steeIa were ttqulrets for T. :
limited extent only, and the -"'k-; s nominal hs
s. <c74 sa- Butchers = pa. t. f*ir extent.
chiefly at tango Vt at1fa0a. tauu0h reveal
small let's we're '. s'.' hTCr p'fccs-s3 25sS !.
Bot lew c1tsEs Se;nai1 Lhso.a, ;aiHl the Caa:krs
clrscd sttucS.
CinsIxG rFlcEs.
Cfo.ce Beevr%-F1nc, IA, wel'-f7rrad.
$40 S-.eAf old Srttrs, and averaging
1900 10 ,4tD .s.--.............- -. .-f.."' -
Prime Btevcs-Gaou, WILL Gne!y
fHrtuci sireIs, aFrt1RlhF LILO - It39S
LIZ. .++.e -'.e' ~
Fair Grades Fair E1evt>, IN 1Alt Il -snt
ayelaE1Dp 1,l0o 70 t.e'io hs-....--..*- So @a.sa
MEDIUM Cla.s-Aelun st-rs aul
Eots cows T. cily slaughter, aveEaE-
tcN AU 10 80 he............--...... IN SAsu
SOCK CAtlln-C0Mutnn cAttr tn tlrc-nt -
desh, xycsa-ln2 sH1 to 1.to3 Es-.... s-sSSS.sa
Ii fe1tcr-L'Eht a..l thin coHs ana
el@e1e-....-.. -.--..-s..-...s..s -sHu4<N'"
, 1870-12-29

DIR. A. G., 0lsa,

Nl "AHHAHkelAV-o5. G1lUAfV Lila
The t't ftft trk1zti ard tt G1rtassu phytietAH In
t,t.:tt. c.a:ones ia st11 I'll FnIEAzE: 1nas:s. SD
EEE&ny I.tS. Ast.s Of hcsh rsrss without Msr1<1.
St~;.:.- W1AKs<ss. tse rr:a,t o. rsty iati-e:rsas
nfAez r4rsv. rFotoe.nk NsR11cHNx*s. AvFnsto~ %
Rnr IL s~ste tty ersd itIs ..':c,ttcz: that l'n5
rtt,a vha eoaaEes hi:.t exclusively t. the sutI 4
y.ar sl.. .ssa':s s.ss: tha II h. s5sr.:s. sa.o
this tse tntr,uce pst.:s to the Dr. Tor th's tros:-
rn Al t.:tios Esr. - 9sei q rd iE hla Lab: =
A;T-s Il Ey-NE tea.:r E*vE nr-. 'eec.s. = osS
ttsmr. pAiSArs s'skt1ut = te ia''-~. fsr .ta@5.
ta.1rs;r LIT aJitE7 et1td '3tIaj- Ds-4.' a -
IRE fsf1: h~azr.9s "a G.p.u Esal-'ti:- Z. -
, 1870-12-29
EARINE INTELLIGENCE.

F.sMA6Er ES FIRE.-Thr schooner Chnl:f"Ecc,
att t:c keo~s Gretn E1y and flowes wee d1aa-
sCtt hr rre, at Racine. en- Saturday ui2at last
Tre tha1:enge lost her maInnast and EEKia-, aad
.Ec nc1es llo;h SPAN aod rt-g'n3. The DAM a3e
to TO the Grsen lay vas trintng.
RElT1AG TO SIkAM 1E4S-Tha Secretary Of
TIE TTee stry has decided that steam tugs u1acs1
tn ttr Trite1 sites. but uScocu1:entett. asc act
tne m paynent Of 30 csuts prr ton ainea1urc.neat
OF tsesy lacumenrefi vessel OF the United Ssstes
towe,l bs theu- Steam trzs uutloC1n,sated and
trading from place to place IN district arc aup-
jert 10 the paJce1t Of ALIEN touna4e .Iu:tes.
larScH sF \ SrkANkk--Tae Me5stF. j. 4 w
re.tt5 s Co.. OF Tort Rottnsau. Canada, LAUNCHED
et+amer has sFtn ch:lateheal Mault0hs, and wu]
ply between IL nretan BaT and Lake Superior
iotrf. fIxr Amenslons are: Le1Qih. is feet:
ftt1+ Sre Il said to passeo beautiful model =
, 1870-12-29
63s3aisss
= o. - 80
A-l@,Atsl
1s13agl
.saa5&s.S;a
St0331'd


HOGS-Tne recetptz tor the week up II tnis
eSeE,pc hkve been 95seS. aSates: 4s,sGt las:
~tek. ard s,s.s Tor the corresponding p'rto1 IN
1869. Ttc Receipts. tLaurh mIrn larger taan
Yesterday, w+ra considerably so.all.t tuaa hal
hcf as fast Is cc:Fc.t At 10c stgaace On yeses
l4.'a closing rrlcea. Rom packsrs snt shippers
we7c tctsyt1F engaRec. and by tie middle Of m.
sa astt.aso fer e.tuuGr, IS y; 6uo for medium.
hld at Fioap5 6.s, faE good 10 x-ra. 4 teE fAncy
los wer' TAKEN BY sa!2ptrs at s1,s.- The tusrHrt
rlo., d firm,
, 1870-12-29
TIE COAL TRADE.
\ General %E>pFn>ion bn AL t;l9 -a.a-
snractkr E'ostl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TDn1AUc kar sllc \ WIsr.

From The i.Ai.ntttrh'u irl>g'sph. ne 81.
Contrary to all tAlcssatiunn tlts G'nnr.l
Gounci! OF tle ". y. \ st;sl. wAs held 20
Thursday, al TantQua, astte,a n.:ua gc..cfA
suspeueicp, 10 take risce JsE':s1S 10. 1871. II
WAS cot generally suppressed tbs. tbt other II.
Eis,ps. and especially Schuylki'I, wnu,l mite
with Wyoming in a gere1si sttiks. tor the rea-
tun tl,at Wyoming woul3 not uHits wita
Scl,u. 1till wien begged to do 20 At the time
Of lie sehu.,RUi str,Se last summer lsut 4:
ayrears that the conncil ayrettf aI:lo.t IN ,r:-
1uously to general suspeEaton, uadcr tho
impression thst it will be fot tnelr o~n e"as::t
next xesr. To : certatu exteHt i: IL TO their
Interest, III Mil be seen whoa Inc wsiui. s1a;o
Ct tue case il corsid. te6.
Tic strike il not. liks the late cue, ia. ths
ru:Ecte Of res:s;i.G 6 certain icac,es1lte s:n-
rn4.stn, hut hse lti il, end ui.c provision r
tic future. Its u1sin eca i. uu.crttecd ~ = C
the ti1irc II tbs basis tor The ncst resr. Es
; mtAps OF t1.uft Suspension, whica is y M h
better n.i,e for Tic present Ge.una-tratie's.
.l,c diEczcnt rceiu.s csn he ,a:dc to CO orcfs'c
mere ua.lly, .ss TOW understood The slsce,-
eiDu IL nut intett1-tt to cuatiEup for Al iaa's-
, TINT. tiiua. tut when the hasis is t1el-;,n,-
lat ls within week or two stter-lEd ~e'sn
eosnrrnr,:re las been effected in the Wyn-
; wlieh Tho later undoubtedly expect. wo.l
will he resumed i'll all the counties. \ rtT;- e
i in the wiusar, at all esents, i1 no very Gteii
| matter.
Then again the t'f1e ft the sua pension - 'S-
! layed until TIC l0:h O: January, 90 th:t a:u2le
time will b given tn al! who w,sa to 10 - 70
! lsy in fuli supply. g. ....
! Under these t:rrrsastsnces G-c.t AdrA-*e
! in The prize Of coal viii BE- entirele nuce-es ;.
! sa.v. md csu he avoided II the reon1n Will
! &C, wise1y. OF course s1ccalasars wall desire
/ 10 tsle =dSastsge Ct the sta,o Of nu.irs. &C !.
| u1t:tr frail rsetsx:s, try to raiss panic .sl
iun III, tha u,ice imnensets. Il Iii. eGost Ii
! .teatily Gi.rculicnancel BY The 7upiio 1rci {
eau but httle ccma Of ii. OF course ac.a.
! advance will take p1ice,. Int this neod not III
20 great but thAt il can be hosoe siitcnt S-c-
iEcebve, iercc 10 the uajorit<.
A complete summary Of the tra4c 10: tht
rast wees aud yens, Al reported III tho ro:t. !.
ville MIscr<' Journal ct to-day, as1ows tha
tho whole eu7rls Of anthracite coal sect I,
market tlis sesr is as follows. But to III:
; uust Re added about 47S, ,0e1 toas not rcyo's
| Cd. ,esirtt 4so.evo tons NOT reported l.st stA
I itaSnfif,ar Of Ahlna.
, 1870-12-29
CJL1T E-EA A1SS.
PACIFIC MAlL STEAMSHIP cO1P.if1's
Ttrensh Line ~ Cslifusri3 1ai Ch:.a.

S,r1u1+r. e.se r. Nd Z Worth fs,t Ut E.rhL-
>: l:e'ei * Dea7. - ta sh .u' Hzc' sa'z
J4ruary 4-iCrAN QEFFT. C.n'. CaEacr. eo9-
nsrtre N'ts G,)rJ1R 4 ADO. Esrt. Pask+-
Or ttnfseI Y.nd.cf nhtE4 Il Allowed f~r I. 1-h
atutt ess.enetr. N.ictae sut *scn111e- Fr~
~: Erp7rtnse4 tsueh At .1~Ixaha: inst II tst tth
cns rttts II r.asm4 ts .sra,nsts fur S4utT r>c3e
Izr: oh ah,s els foE Central S1'c.'eal rs5t.. t:A
E&stk &4tSrA Ash JAPAN-
Steamer AMERICA. frassa1 e.. l. t-I.
Fnf fright 1et yi~x~ts Hni 1il lnrt7"f M
frrra*'fur, 4eply 1t thc ct,rr the wharf. tnt Il
CIR art. Eet Tuth.tE. BABY, Ascnt'. q y. tse1-
fraI wt+tr;n AseE.y corner Il l.S+f- nj Nj lisp
IT.. (,h}esEa ! 4. wAEKAf;E. 4---t
, 1870-12-29

EAEEETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.


Sev yere, pr a. .--...sr r-rvs!--cc r. 4 suor-
k-o.u fH~ l4F!c. +1n.d nv. .tt1ssr.st n..si.n~iS
1o,.eea, &c, Aca tu. ,1',e has'Ee.st. h'sss s-'1t
I, TN .tA.tr ercnuct 81 -1Gck, nDs haF.: We anE
rat r. ID ;srrt tn Gb-frra, sS:rPt III a24 ta'E.
vide Los s..e.t4.sz, G:tIa ltc -: 10 Ea'. aai
4 ete.:'n@ atis'. IA: -~:Ett:s:s1d ny sas = =
ernI .: .1 r' I: = II, EXT, t-eEr - n: 1FpH-!f
'tt ~ j. tai '!n:13cstG l;ai set fas t1s-3f!c I'll
n y
, 1870-12-29
E+-. S,SneS.

Th~ ns,~ snI ~~tR.Nr"wO fpri~Nst. at III tts:kst~
eernt1 Gf NAdL sH L.--as+~ ana 1rheuttes
It p,ivat- ra:,IE II I,s, AVA t!cn.,t4:i,n fses
end raE<d. nlfa!. Seminal Vrasr~ss Ttnpnsrn.y eAr~
1.ul Ok ranat..e. ana .ae sa'ctA st srl:-, aulr--
r,s.1I ~ ne,s srtt!so.f. asl c7s-t. w>rr,ri-2
III every ca.e. sr~<f.l st:rrtIon :: Fcm.ie baa-
trEis+ Fsl1is Fi.is a. hy ,n..: S:.'l .tA:aa fss
ri;rsl.- or Marie! r:"ma.'s s- ;.asd tr pss' n
t:vr" Address l:t..tr Il; sbass. - 2. " Hcx Ct.
I,kicara
, 1870-12-29

NGutnt-n Cos1an E1cTssct-.
CD4KiE-..S, :, a., bet. :-.--to.tan dill afd
t.rt,f Ir,-: H. t'tttir. ro.rsn.sl* fart
E,,yt ,tus. ftA i}rt. 4s-Elttan u1s a,lt1 un-
ri.mtr,O: ~. Il o.cla:. =, is;.'-
Mvs.LE, Ala, lh,c. 2'-sutton io!et snu hn-
kEuLssu: ul.1i.u.-, a., &C.
, 1870-12-29
K$cutlxCkys


From Tie Lcuisrittf Commercial.
Sometime ago ws pnbashed tho csnsss re-
.t:lua fre1n Kentucky, hut rtrerl oi tho cous-
tim wero iucp1nrl-is. We nSw .p0hs:sh tha
1etnrna complete. ard pronounced 20 D.; Major
Erax Sncetluff n Z cnt Of Iha Ietsu4.
, 1870-12-29
THE CENSUS.

0lans
The following sho~s the population OF Ohio,
By tho census Of 1870 mpa1e d with tho CEN
qua CT 1860. showing the increase and decroa.e
, 1870-12-29

4V&&1 1.AE9cK&E III 35sp 4V iUA We. - A1sSFsH0s
Tho Delaware and Raritan Canal closes
operations for the eea.on to-nfgh. conse-
quently there were but Scw hoAts taken upon
Ftitar. ard rcno to-1Ay. Tbs following &:e
the rT1ccs Of coal by the cargo et Fort Neh-
nond for shirmetts cas-. CT Boseentoxa and
south Of Cape Henry. AID to points a!oug the
lire Of the Delaware and Ra1itan CAnl for the
wesk ardfn,. De-ssaher "a 1s1D.
, 1870-12-29

ts1 i4ssh Ul+.ks.. Ch.e.e. ert- f1- n ee.-:i 10
w,,t casss a .eafa.l uettar~r. Nv MS IA y! II.
Hrit> sr1susts "t re l:-ivs!-it1 Il Pa.. t.rst1f
sc1 Is the - Is.f lty p :s41 "a slc e:v tot Al
Ch.n1fe AMI SsIn4l nj. s.1t+s - bsth s,y-1. SD
.tatp f.e Tue ,tY Nr1r7us An4 sexuak Dtts~stG-
Eaa.u' tit!nu f;s:. ARD ee1tt.. :ntlaL
, 1870-12-29

natter, and il this is done, l Am confident
That tho annexation OF The nepuhlto to tho
Emitted States will give universal satisfaction
to the people Of Tho Rorubhc, emitting, Of
course, Bxex and hia party,
, 1870-12-29

COMMERCIAL.

wfpSxsplv EvESlS0. DEC =.
Tie fol1ozing t1bie ,lows the receipts aoa
el.iraeuts OF produce 1t this pcfat during The
raes tEeI flour hour:
, 1870-12-29

The following is the population OF the loal-
ipS places Of Eew Jersey. Newark city eelnS
the thirteenth city In the Union;
, 1870-12-29

O;dV:c.n.a..-..... t. ]
(l!a No-h Car1lir1 .se
New y. CNo1oA .HE
, 1870-12-29

a.lr:f.a IT e7,.< t.!iArrslsr. e.'t-!ns nesvas do
h!'s*. EiAts=- irtar .;s hav.E: n = T. r.tn e.
e-fs NV. wr .~ xi,s Sand tire to biz srlaw saets
j. H. lEIT.E, = Sss1aE-:t, Sew fctk Cty-
, 1870-12-29

Ahl I0CfGaSe-+ .-5-]+u.o
Population Of all tho cities of Ohio. and
many Of tho principal towns and villages.
from Official tcufcer, arranged in tho order of
I their rank in uumGeta:
, 1870-12-29

At tho Afternoon Bosrd, No. . spring :'as
IN moderate demand, tut prices we're ea,ses,
the last sale. seirs Effected # Sl:ciE 10 me
tals Of eazne. e1.09A FIR selles Februsey:
other g1aira Hete dull No demasd for lSEk
products,
, 1870-12-29

ket wa1 qnn,ed steady II tae following prices:
HkxlocK-C7iy hIrt.s, unior, So +9e: sl5
hayne*r, ssa+nc: country haroets. sS33sc. het,
5l.it,s Lu: cit5 npp.l, 30. !, y IL 994sie; ci!T
nppvY, No $. = r ssssS: eoa1ssy n7pess 20 !:
csir. Country, t!.lct3laa: ruuga upcer, 1898 ht.
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, 1870-12-29

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, 1870-12-29

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, 1870-12-29

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, 1870-12-29

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p:t mn.}r tsk,n q prices at,hsa the Rage Of oA-
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

Secretary Robson, before he entered the
Cabinet, had the reputation of being man
Of pluck and spirit as we'll as ability, and it
has therefore been matter of surprise 10
his friends that he has so long submitted to
the dispsraging criticisms that have been
launched against the Navy Department from
all sides, when he could have demonstrated
exactly how far he deserved them Individually
by dismissing the irresponsible adviser at his
elbow who has been credited with being the
active cause of all the mischief done in the
navy during the last year and half. Porter
has been nominated for Admiral
by the President, but as he
will have to be confirmed by the Senate be-
fore he can receive the coveted commission, it
may be that he thinks it advisable to let the
Navy Department take care of itself without
his running the risks of becoming any more
unpopular than he already is, and thus damag-
ing his prospects for the admiralship. 1t may
be, also, that Secretary Robeson has got
heartily tired of him, and has given him a
hint to go about his business. But whether
the Admiral has retired voluntarily or because
he was compelled to, we are happy to believe
Secretary Robeson's order means that the
influence of Porter is at an end in the Navy
Department.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01
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CELEBRATED "P. p" WHISTLES.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1870.

EE~ THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, from
sts original establishment, has been in the
receipt of telegraphic news from the New
York Associated Press, which consists OF
the T,ibaae, Tires, Herald, W0yd,
SIR, 9omxaE Of Commerce, EveniRg Post,
Commercial ddUe,tise,, and EveHiag En-
Press. The success which has attended
our enterprise is, in itself, sufficient evil
dence OF the freshness, fullness, and relia-
bility OF the news which we have received
hom this source. We have now entered
into special contract by which THE
EVENING TELEGRAPH has the etcknSi0e
use Of the news furnished in the afterno on
by the Associated Press to its own members,
the No,ih Hme,fcan, Inquirer, Ledger,
P,nss, Agr, Reco'a, and German Democrat,
Of this city, and the leading journals of the
East, North, West and South; and hereafter
THE TELEGRAPH will be the onLy e0ening
babr, bn5hsAed tn this city in which the
afternoon dispatches of the Associated
Press will appear,
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THE WAR NE WS-

9Dl uncertainties in regard to the late opera
lions Of the French and German armies have
been nearly cleared up in the usual manner
by q despatch from King William announcing
chat ''our Fritz has achieved another victory.
We do not yet know whether it has been
decisive. But it has evidently thwarted Mac
Mahons attempt to relieve or release Bazaine.
Ii has also destroyed the hope expressed by
che Parisian journals that the Prussian
armies would be fearfully crippled
by grand strategic movements in and near
The scene of the Late battles, and it has COM
peeled them TO fall back upon speculations as
TO whether their fierce Marshal can run away
from the foe he was expected to conquer.
The French, although they were so badly
beaten that they abandoned their works, may
sill succeed in getting large portion of
their army back to Paris before the Crown
Prince can arrive there, and this is about the
best hope left for forces which are manifestly
unable TO cope with the invaders in the open
field
TEe growing anxiety displayed in Europe
about the terms of peace indicates that the
end is drawing nigh Germany insists that
her own authorities shall be permitted to de-
mand what they think requisite as indemnify
for the past and security for the future, while
foreign powers are itching for a chance to in
te,fere. The French theory that peace can
only be made after every German soldier is
driven beyond the Rhine must give way to
the inexorable logic of events; and Prussia
seems TO be determined to resist dictation
f. ON England, Italy, or Austria. -