, 1870-05-17

was taken dom France TO Colon in the steamer
Impe1atrice Eugenie, and. On the 50th Of lat
.me15kfbas formally presented to P1es!dsns
sgu4{eoeo- kx Captsin Se1re, who had bean
spe4saHJ eonmisaioned By he Empress e
c. e q r. =; bfan bE5sssntaton. The .ssu' Is 20 =.
G1heHm. J. C. Hammond has presented
m 'ogah to the Congregational: Church OF
ShefHed, Conn. At itB dedication the follow
ing Terse Was sung to . ful! congregation;
-::..:1e1a!se be to Him who lives above;
He shows ELS Kindness &ud HIS lofes
Resehed se ntaa to1fa Is Is s1ia :
Gaused 1 him to g1Ee, in wiling II 9s mood, =
Hts organ to the friends OF Goo-
Tho Paris Gau,ois quotes . phrase from
crare your. pardon, my children, for leaving
you but q modest competency. Another
would have'been able to have mado you rich,
yery rlch. But have held it q duty to devote
my whole life to the political CAUSE which
would prefer that to any other heutage."
:.!!-President Grant. has appointed as the
Board Of Yisitors to West Point for 1870: The
Ner: DE-. Newman, Chaplain Of the Senate;
the Rev. Dr.. seaIs, sgenf Of the Peabody South
EN- Educational Fund Hon IthAmar c. sloau,
\; G.; Colonel John Mason Brown; Professor
Charles A. Toung, of Dartmouth College; Vice
Admiral Porter. -
The Hon: Lawrence REainard died at his
residence IN st. AlbsnBT, Vt, on Monday, Of
vas an early Abolidonist, presided over the
first Republican State Convention In Vermont,
and called to order the National Convention at
which the Republican party was organized.
He served ont the 1me1pired term Of the Hon.
William Upham in the United SIXTIES Senate IN
1885. He was . pioneer railroad nnnn, and q
most public-spilited citizen. He has left q
largo property and large family, one OF hin
daughters being tho wife Of ox-Govo1por
Smith, President Of The Northern Pacific Rail-
In speaking Of Mr.. Jones, tho missing Su-
perintendcnt of the New Hampshire Reform
school, the Concord Patriot ralates that his
elder brother, when quite young man, aaked
Lis father one day for money. The father re-
piled, "You ought to earn it. You have mover
paid for the salt you have eaten" That dsy
Tho young man disappeared. He returned af
soycra1 dollars, saying !" This will pay the salt
bill" Subsequently,, taking offence at some-
thing done in the family, be again loft without
notice, and has neTer been hoard OF since.
-ExP1csidcnt Urqnza, who, according to
adviees from the Argentine Republic, vas as,
Spanish and Indian blood, and WAS born about
1900. During the war Of 184s, in Il Pl.ta, he
attached h11nself to the party Of Roeas, and
rose to tho rank Of General OF DiTiaion: In
1916 he defeated Oribe in tho battle Of India
Alucrte, and was rewarded With tho Governor
shipof Entire Rios. Differences arose between
him and Rosas, and war uAs the consequence:
Ly coup Gefdt Le unde himself Provisional
Dictator Of the Argentine nepnblic, in 1852.
Two years later he Was elected President for
States and the Republic OF Paraguay on the
difficulties arising out OF the La Plata naval
expedition An immense fortune and his past
services continued to secure hun leading po-
s1tion in tho affairs OF the republic.
The trlal Of tho Kov. Mr.. De Dois, OF
schugyleF7ille, \. Z, before Church Council,
for alleged bigamy and improper conduct, was
concluded On Saturday week. In relation to
the charge of bigamy, the facts developed on
the examination show that while Chaplain in
the army in 1861, ho employed lawyer to se-
cure divorce from his wife in Michigan, for
alleged adultery, but when tho summons Was
served, be was informed by the woman 3
brother that she was dead, and certificate
WAS shown to ttat effect. OF course the mat
ter was dropped, and in 1862 he married his
present wife, under tho auppositiou TINT the
former one WIS dead The council acquit De
would be improper for him to exercise the Of
fee Of pastor while he is the husband OF two
living wiyeu. He was therefore suspended
from his functions as minister.
=" Durleigh" writes to the Boston Journal
that "The lady brokers Of Wall street, who
nASe ccadEu 10 pe Bau9AIDnt ma Ehe PeDt-up
Utica OF tho Stock Board too limited for their
ability They have taken fine rooms in Park
row, md fitted them ur for editorial and pub
ieliuS purposes, and arc about to iseue a
/ newspaper, in hich the clai1us OF Mrs. Wood
hull to tho Presidency arc especially to be
amounted to much The Large roofns sre lone
y to look at. The crowd, already Satisfied, no
longer aatten their noses on the glass door
plate, from curioGtT to SEQ inside. One OF
two lads and young men occupy the banking
portion Of the rooms, are said to be relatives,
private Office. The lsdies themselves nre eel-
dom to be seen. Their wits TO tho rooms aro
rare and OF short duration"
Tho Mem York 1inles, Of the 14th, Bsys:
1.-THE audience at tho Erie Opera House was
compelled to wait till neatly 8 O'Clock for the
crafty the whi1n Of the unpunctual Colonel Of
tho Ninth Regiment, who, at about the hour
named, marched his command into tho build
ing and took possession Of the best seats. A:
he entered, a Constable served SUMMONS on
him for debt amounting to 3H.25. Colonel
and disgust, then threw 1t on the floor and
walked awny to his private boz. The nsn at
tempted to follow him, but was stopped by some
Of the Ninth, and would have been roughly
used by some members Of the new Company
X, who look upon themselves As Fisks body
EuaIu, hAd they not been featTAneu. 1ho
paper WAS picked up bI some ono and read
aloud, when it proved 20 be . suit for tho value
Of aevcnty-fre pounds Of butter, for which
Nessra. Mcnt,de 4 Wil1iams brought action.
The incident throw gloom upon the spirits Of
the mighty warrior from which he did not soon
recover. Hn declared to our reporter that he
believed TINT an enemy had done it to insult
him before his men- After the performance
Colonel Fisk entertained the ofacera Of the
regiment at supper. At itn conclusion his
health Uaa proposed. He liked the toast, but
the butter Waa little too stfpag for him