National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-11-11

The Marquis of Lorne is to get a mar
rage portion of $50, 600 and $4,000 a
year with his royal bride, the Princess
Louisa.
A KENTUcKIAN wants s10,O damages
from a newspaper which published a first
rate obituary notice of him before he
was dead.
Or the 1900 employers in the treasury
building at Washington about LOO are
women, several of whom hold first-class
clerkships.
Hundreds of acres of cabbages in
Pennsylvania have been eaten by new
worm Matched from the eggs of the vel
low butterfly.
IMlIGRANTs, in large numbers, CON
tinue to pass through Illinois on their
way to settlements along the line Of the
Pacific Railroad.
The total shipments OF the different
kinds of petroleum from Philadelphia,
from January to September 30, were
81, 93S, 779 gallons.
A NEW German army, to consist of
49, 900 men, and intended to operate in
the south of France. is in process of for
nation at Freiburg.
A SOCIETY has been organized at
Baltimore for the protection of wild
fowl on the rivers OF Maryland from
wholesale slaughter
A SERIOUS riot occurred at LaurenS
Court House, 5. c., the day after cleo
ton. in which five white men and three
negroes were killed.
THE cattle disease, which broke ont in
Maine last summer, is still prevailing,
its ravages extending among horses.
sheep, and swine rs we'll
! The Italians complain that 'oreign
/ Governments are tardy i'll instrlcting
/ their Ambassador to recognize the new
order of things Mt Rome
! A FORTUNATE lady, Youngman by
name, now "A resident of Lee County,
Illinois, has failed heir to an estate in
Scotland, worth $500, 900.
| Mrs. BLANCHARD, the recently APP
pointed Justice of the Peace in Portland,
Maine, is called in her commission
Inez A. Blanchard, Esq
THE next Maine Legislature will be
urged to put n sufficient tax upon dogs
| to suppress their cultivation, else sheep
raising must be abandoned.
THE census gives the two rival cities
on the Falls of the Mississippi, st. Paul
and Minneapolis, twenty thousand and
thirty thousand respectively
TWENTY EIGHT German immigrants,
have arrived in Savannah, en- route tc
Quincy, Fla, were they proposed to en-
gagged in agricultural pursuits.
The second trial of George Wander
pool, who murdered Herbert Field AT
Manistee, Mich, Sept ), 1869, com
menced last week at Kalamazoo
CHIEF Justice Brown, of the Supreme
Court, has declared the bill providing
for an election in Georgia on the Goth o
December to be unconstitutional
Mr.. JOHN SHELDON, a farmer of Os
wego County, has recently been engaged
in digging second crop of potatoes from
the same piece of land, this year.
In Difference to the advice of all the
powers the Pope it is reported, will re
! main at Rome. Rome will have fourteen
deputies i'll the Chamber OF Deputies
Gov. Bullock of Georgia issued pre-
r clamation adiourning the Legislature
= sine die on Oct % and reassembles tn,
Senate on Nov. II for executive session
A CALIFoRNIA exchange estimates tina
, after deducting the Chinese from the ag
gregate population Of that State, it woul,
= be reduced to a representative basis q
i, 440, 900
The body of a colored man. so badl
4 mutilatcd as to be beyond recognition
I was found lying on the track of tn
Northern Railroad, near Demorest sta
| ton, n. j
e THE successful candidate for congress
in the Fourth Indiana district has b
| the official canvass. only four majority i
q total vote of 25, 1lS--trlly mario,
escape Ill around.
n THE sheriff of La Crosse County, Wis
o receives from three to six letters an
kilograms every week asking about stole
:, horses. The State was never before s
= infested with horse thieves.
To check the evil of Sunday carous
ing Cincinnati manufacturer pays o
~ his men ON Monday morning instead {
i Saturday night and finds that the pla
works well after all the parties get Ii
> tie used to it,
The Chicago TtibgHe calls attentio
to the fact that 1000. 600 bushels {
= grain is now stored in that city, and thu
Il it is accommodating, when it should be e
ing forward to market III this last mont
= of lake navigation.
9 The United States steamer Guerriei
has been ordered to cruise around III
= harbor and bay of New York to enforC
Ne the Presidents neutrality proclamatio
among the armed vessels of the Frenc
re- and Prussian bclligerents.
rs In the Superior Court at Boston
Augusta CaTiere, with several niase
ii was convicted of forging $40, 600 rhcc
L. on Duncan, Sherman Co.. of Ne
York. and obtaining 81 ,O00 ON il fro
- the National Exchange Bank of Boston