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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

EpIroR ,JouRNAL- In conformity with
preyious announcement. a concert was Civ
en- in the NJ. F. Church, in Lumber City.
on Saturday evening, the 29th January, by
the pupils of the Musicll Convention under
the charge of Prof. o. \. Biiggs, which de
serves more than a passing notice, tor al
though the night was uutavorable, from IN
clcmency Of the weather, bad roads, &C.,
the church was filed to its utmost capacity
BY upwards of three hundred spectators
The evenings entertainment was rich and
varie and too much praise cannot be award
ed to Prof Briggs for the systematic, drill
acquired by his pupils in the short time they
have been under his instructions. The ex
ercises comprised over fifty pieces of music,
and were discoursed in such an interesting
manner as to iivet the attention of the whole
audience. The committee Of arrangement
deserve orr highest commendatiOns for the
tasteful style Of the decorations, and their
attentive aud untiring exertions to arrange
and Accommodate the crowded audier ce,
aud the citizens of Lumber City feel just
pride in rendering their thanks 10 the whole
community for the attention and excellent
order observed throughout the evening $ en-
'tertainlucEt, winch lasted untl a ia,e hour
The utIuos; good feeling prevailed, and such
a striking display of Juvenile America we
do not remember ever to have seen. I.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

GRorND Hoo DAY.-The weather proph-
ets, and the ground hog, must have male a
m'>'aiclla'i0n this year According to ira
tIuon, Ou the Seeond day OF February his
poTcne majesty emertes from his burrow,
and 1t he sees hi= shadow will return to his
Nia.er quarters for six weeks-hard winter
weather for that period OF time being the
result Of hts ptOgnosis. The sun shOnc
bHsht and warm almost throughout the en-
life day ou the Second AND the wealth has
continued unusually mild and pleasant ever
silie, Notwithstanding the predictions to the
e'h'FaTy, Poor Piggy,as well as the wealth
g>oipeds, will lose his reputation if they
don't Do better in the future.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

f,sE We are informed that, on Friday,
Jan. - lhe Eagon1,aker shop, together with
q, i!s' tools. uf William y. Ogden, Of vii
laln- Grove, in his county, was destroyed
b: trs. \ 4ul.,ity If worked cut ma:eri.l
Sus alsn consumed. The loss is estimated at
aboui 81, ,u09. NJ insurance. Tnz fire vas
-IHrLrtl
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09
MISS H. S. SWANS, School for Girls,
WI lIlo..EoIJ ID,

MISS II. s. SWANS, School .3or Girls,
VI Clearield, Pa.
The next Term of twenty two weeks will COM
mence Monday, November 29, 1859.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading orthography, Writing, Object Les
sons Primary Arithmetic and Primary
Geography, per half term. tof IL weeksi, IS 90
History Local and Descriptive biography
with Map Drawing, Grammar, Mental
and Written Arithmetic, 50
Algebra and the Sciences. 90
Instruction in Instrumental Music, 10 90
Oil Painting, IL 90
Wax Work, 90
For full particulars send for Circular.
CIearfeld August 25, ls69-ly.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

TAX Dck rron c,rtscrous-caxrtzvrp.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09
Tax due from Collectors.

The following is detailed statement OF the
several amounts due from Collectors for 1869 and
nreyious wears.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

School Fund for 1868 and 1869.
WILLIAM X WRIGLEY, ESQ Treasurer of tb e
comfy Of C'sarfsId. in the cohs q On aeaIrh Of
Pennsyivania,in In account with The several School
Districts, in said county for School funde for
Is6S-9.
DEBTOR.
10 bal. due dists last settem tlees Fox, s542t -
To bal due rox last settlement Al 12
To amt ass'd unseated lands for 1888. 1882 ~
o ami ass d unseatei la Ids for 1859 1914 81
To amt returned by Colectors in Burp-
side. Lawrence. and Woodpard 27 fs
Total S2S,257 %
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

CREDITOR.
BY cash in Treasurcr's hands, f5I2 81
By amount paid District Treasurers, s,42i ~
BY bal. in Pox transferred 10 county. IL ~
By exonerstions in Becearia, Braiy,
Ferguson and Huston. 20 rs
BY bal due Treasurer lat settlement in
Chest ana Hnsfon. I25t
Py eslsiee uhcoli-1tsf A,ls9 az
-otaf. s2s 257 90
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF GLEdRFIELD COUNTY,
FOR THE YEAR A. D., 1869.

WILL M L wRIGLEY. Esq, Treasurer of the
county OF Ciearfeid, in the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania, in accou Mt with the funds of said
county from the 18th day of January A. d.
1869, to the Sd day of January, A D. 1870.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

Total s72 ST s349 5S+
Those marked thus have paid on account since
settlement Those marked thus have paid in
full since settlement
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

RESOURCES.
To amop Mt due from collectors Al 5nT Is
To amount due from unsest ted lands St6S co
10 amount due from collectors returns III So
To deficiency to be rsissd daring 1879, 1888 IS
By bonds redeemable in 20 sl2,9j0 90
By int uuredeemed bonds. 22t2 05
BY ex ,neratiuns and Treas
urer's per centage. l,500 90
By bal. due Treas wrigley, 62S 73
The New York herald., 1870-05-21

A meeting OF the WorkiDgmens Union was held
last evening at S27 Bowery Nelson w. Young in the
chair. The committee appointed to investigate the
Post ONCE job reported that the men were working
longer than eight hours contrary To the law passed
by the Legislature.
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
ONE Of the RESULTS OF A sIEIK:.

August Keller cigar maker, and German by
birth, residing at As Allen street. and in the employ
ment OF Straiton, Schmltt Storm, lei Pearl street.
left the factory at twelve O'Clock yesterday without
his coat or hat, walked Maiden lane to pier Is
Eas river and threw himself overheard, determined
to end his existence. He was formerly member OF
the Cigar Makers Union, ana was too proud to
accept their allowance OF Ten dollars per week, pre-
fering to relinqush the Union ana accept situation
as nOn-union man; bnt the members or the Cnion,
IL is claimed, had 80 threatened him and an
for the past two days 1t has been observed
that something dreadful hung his mind.
threats, and concluded to end his existence as
stated above. tie was observed by some laborers
on the dock, and lines and buoys were thrown over
to him: hut he refused them all when young man
(nane unkpown) jumped in and caught him. When
rescued he was nearly exhausted, and was put ON
truck and taken 10 the First precinct station house.
He ycrV much respected.
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Ioroon MONEY MAEKEr.--LosDoN. May 2O-5 $50
M-Consos closed ut 94d for money and @ Sf1 for the
account American securities du nited States
bonds, 1882 SOL 1855 sSE 1857 gD tcn-focs, 49,
dull Erie Railway shares lsa Illinois Central lllJ6
lantic and Great WESTERN $50.
PARIS BouRsE.PAEIs, May 20The Bourse closed quiet
Rentes, TAI 9Jc.
FRANKFORT 3oURsE.-FRASKFogT, Nav 20-united
States 1yetwenty bonds closed firm at s5Je 95,S.
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKFT--iIvE May 2U--5 80
r. Motion closed quiet. Middiing upands l0fsd. 11d
middling Orleans l4d Tho sales OF tho day 10000
bales including 1000 bales for speculation and The
shipments from Bombay since the last report 10 date
26 bales The stock Of cotton at hound to this
estimated 3G00 bales OF which 12eO00 American.
The sales cotton to-day estimated at 10000 The
the week have been 900 baler OF which 600
taken for and 5000 speculation The stoc
is estimated 10000 bales OF which :S8J American.
The receipts Of the week have been 900 baes
95, 900 were American.
HAvRE COTToS MApKET.--HAvEE, May 20.--Cottcn
closed quiet spot and ahoat.
TRADE MANcHEsrRR.--MAHCH May 90 r.
M-The market for and fabrics Is quiet bur nrn
LIVERPOOL. BRYADsTUfFs MARKET-LIvRRPooi. May
2J p. MBreadstufs heavy; wheat 90. I'd %. Sd.
term S. 3D. Vs. 1Od for red winter The receipts of
wheat this port for the three DAYS have been
quarters which $4,000 American Corn, 29s per
quarter for European. Flour heavy.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAKKET.--LrvERPOOL, May
25 MPork dull at lvSs. per bbl for Eastern prime
prime
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. --LIvERPooL- May 20--5
r. M.--Naval stores dull.
LONDON PRoDUeE MAaKET.-LoN NDoN, May 20-5:ao p.
MTallow, AS I'd per cw Linseed oil easier at E32 per
ton.
PETROLEUM MApKEr.-ANTwERp, May 2O.-Petroleum
with declining tendency last quoted at francs
standard white
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
AN uLD ARTsul Ouoses.

Michael Donnelly, very old man, was held to
answer, some time ago, at Yorkyle Police Court,
On complaint of his sons wife, on whom ne at
tempted to commit an outrage. He was subse.
quenly released ball OF ST. 000 his son becoming
his bondsman. The property, however, which en-
abled the son TO give bail for the Old man, singn-
larry enough did not In realty belong TO him. the
following facts which have recently come TO
light will show:-PreyOus to the above men
toned occurrence old Donnelly found 10 ex-
pedlent TO ''deed Over'' his property, which
was worth considerable money, 10 the son: but
In order that ne might be able TO get ir back when
he wished he obtained return deed which, had only
IL seems now that soon as the old got Gus on
ball he got bls return Coed recorded, Which fact
10 the ears OF the authorities "a few days ago
ana a bench warrant was issued against him, on
which he was rearresed by Oiicer Robinson. OF the
YOrkville Police Court squad, and locked up await
trial. DOnnelly, however, made no effort escape
which he could have done after getting back hts
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
ENGLAND.
Parliamentary PrOgress-Questi0ns Of Privi-
lese and the Colonies.

lese and the Colonies.
LONDON. May 20, 1870.
In the House OF Commons tonight Mr.. Childers
defended the Lords of the Admiralty from the impu-
taion OF favoritism In the award of contracts for
freight charters.
Lord Milton extenuated his conduct In with
drawing from the House last night. He SAID he did
SO because he was denied his constitutional right
70 ask and receive an answer from responsible
Minister.
Mr. Gladstone soothed the gentleman by answer
ing his question OF the night before. The Hudson
Bay Company had fulfilled Its engagements 10 the
home government and there was no subject worth
litigation left. The trade licenses had been legally
granted under the acts quoted by the gentleman.
Mr Monsei said recent dispatches from Ottawa
reported that order prevailed In the Red River ter
rltOry, and the new form OF g0vernment provided
for that district promised the best results.
Mr.. Snaw lie eyre reced the leading provisions OF
the new merchant shipping code, which has been EN-
bodied In bill. Its porpose IL 10 protect the lives
OF passengers and seamen from danger on unsea-
worthy vessels Sir John Hay and Mr.. Samuda
thought an inquiry by royal commission should pre-
cede sucif legislation.
Mr.. Graves also scented, and In the course OF
his remarks alluded to the report abont the uIl-
seawOrthineSs OF the missing steamer City OF B0s
ton when she left port. He denied chat she was
overloaded, and quoted American testimony in
proof OF his denial.
Mr.. Cardweii thought the case was one not for in.
quiry but for legislation; The facts notorious.
After remarks from other members the subject
was dropped.
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
VENEZUELA.

The Rebels Under Giuzmnn Bianco Capture
the Capitol-Scverai Houses aud stores
Sached--COmmereial Hsuses Closed.
ST. THOMAS, May IA, 1870.
Dates from Caracas are 10 the 9th Of May. The
revolutionsts had overthrown the government and
taken the capital by assault on the 27th April after
two days siege and hard lighting. The attack was
begun on all sides by the combined revolutionary
forces, under Guznan Banco Oh the 25th. The late
government was without means OF defense,
aud was severely blamed Tor not max
ing terms which would have prevented
robberes and disorders. The barricaies were
carried al noon on The 2.th the government officials
ana troops instantly disappeared, ana Two hours
later 5000 men marched IN. Many disorders occurrt
and several houses and shops were sacked. Guzman
B.anco next day issued proclamation, taking su-
preine control anu naming a ministry; ignoring q |
legislation and acts OF the late government and
Congress since June, 1868; refusing any further pay
mcnts oI foreign debt, on any contracts or loans
made with the lale government.
The greatest alarm and anxiety prevailed and the
shops and commercial houses at Caracas had been
closed Tor ten days. Property OF private individuals
ana OF foreigners was daily seized, and the efforts
or the diplomatic corps TO prevent II were in van
several were about 10 leave and the United States
Minister only enabled to come on board the
Prussian man-of-war Meteor for the port Of Lag,,ay
I'll was declared closed and clearance allowed.
Puerto Cabeilo aud Maracaiho were still held by the
was organized by Guzman to reduce them.
There was the greatest anxiety the part
OF foreigners who could leave to get away.
The situation appeared 10 be hopeless,
yenton OF foreign Powers, whose rights we're disre-
gardcd ana put aside by Guznan's decree. The
duties (at i.aguayra were TO be reduced hail. IN
hopes of inducing imporiations.
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Affairs in Colombia, Venezuela, Peru, Chile, Bo.
livia Brazil, Uruguay Paraguay and
the Argentine Confederation.

The steamer North America, Captain Slocum
Nom Rio Janeiro, April 25. which touched at Bahia
Pernambnco Para and st. Thomas, arrived here
Yesterday aud brings an interesting budget of news.
Inc purser will receive thanks for favors received.
IN Bogota q slight shock OF earthquake was expe-
fienced on the 10th ut. Typhus fever was also pre-
yaient and in most cases fatal.
Inc threatened breach between the government IL
OF Bolivia and Peru has almost entirely disappeared
The cause OF all the trouble, General Antezana, has
been tried by the Bolivian government, found guilty
cashiered and disgraeed.
The elections in Chill Tor Senators ANA Deputies
have been brought to "a close The government has
been successful. Yet tho opposition party has
largely increased, ana has elected a class or men
superior to any IL has mad 10 represent ts views
The New York herald., 1870-05-21

the active va, Minister hurried out troops. and
placing h,mseir at their head. held the enemy III
check. AccordIna to yesser,y's 1rtsa, the pres,
deni General Battle, VIII take command In case oi
eneraenly.
Among the persons arrested was Dr. Bond the
yUung ger who WIN H. 'aher. has resided here
M ns - e Tie young docl .na @ ~ "e e .'pvy =, G@ @ "a
u snu uIukuayan government Wv was sain ~ n'ilc
crit c ed with too much iesa I'M the policy Of the
ph,ladn,n Ills wife, an esA and Inagyant o a.
~, ,,..u.lpiIi, was both alarmed % VI" nv I s,n. 90
s s,'e urres. ot her husband. II an hVwossi.
mterventoo n,as n bager, That throa ,an. Unre;,
states naval commander on this stailou, WA =. D.
Long, United states consul "a brother-n-lA OF Dr
bond, the prisoner wan be reLeased tndax A -
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
URUGUAY.
A Revelation In Montevideo Nipped In the
Bud-Numerous Arrests by the Government.

A Revelation In Montevidco Nipped In the
Bud-NumerOus Arrests by the Government.
MOSTEvIDEo, April Is, 1870
This city has lately been the OF one OF those
political spasms so common in the capitals Of South
American republics. The people here appear TO be
about equally divided into two great parties--the
blGncos and ooorados--equally ambitious and
hostile. AT present the colorodos hold the rens OF
government and seem to have hard work to main
tam themselves In power. A formidable insurrec-
ton broke out In the interior few weeks ago,
shortly after the death OF Lopez, and force or
rebels 1000 strong menaced the capital. This move
ment was favored IL not instgated by the biGncos,
who nave a powerful ana secret ganization within
the city. They planned 10 seize the,go, ernmentlby
sudden uprising, and arranged To Introduce troops
into the city means OF steamboats, from the river.
above. Their plans were, however baied, II not
frustrated, by the promptness and energy OF General
Bustamcnte, the Minister OF War. BY his orders
the leaders OF the contemplated movement about
thirty In number, were ARE ted by night and lodged
In the Cabido. Anew escaped in season and foand
temporary refuge In the different consulaies until
opportunity offered TO y the country The guards IN
the city were strengthened ara the steps ot everv
sIseevts~ person VouStsaty watcsess AsSn wnlle
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
IsLsenApnlc NEWS ITEMS.

De French transport Eureyae from Tahiti for san Fran.
CISCO hfty days, and II is feared she Is lost
The Edwards church and the Hunt Building Nsrthan-
ton Mass. totally destroyed by FIRE Thursday night
LOSS $4,000; Insurance. xl7,0JO
George Bradfords knitting mill at Bennington, w.,
burned sterdsy afternoon Loss $780, which covered
by insurance
fire at winona Ill, destroyed nearly the entire business
portion OF town. including dwellings, stores railroad
pot grain elevator Loss $4,000 insurance $4,000
The warehouse Of Freeman 4 Crumbs lubrcating oil
works, Cleveland Ohio, destroyed by fire Thursday
night The loss estimated at $4,000 is covered by insur
large stock OF grain In Francis Perot's malt warehouse
Philadelphia destroyed BY fire yesterday morning Loss
$4,000.
About o'clock yesterday morning Wolcotts Hotel, In
Athens N Y, took IRE and entirely Loss
$4,000 ia the Mutual OF Albany, and tho Hanover
Commerce. Lorard and International companies OF New
Nar
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
The NIa-.acrcs in Greece.

LONDON, May 20, 1870.
In the House of Commons this evening Sir Roun-
dell Palmer asked what the government had done
relative to the late massacre IN Greece. The Queens
subjects were theoretically entitled to protection
abroad, especially diplomatic servants He re-
peated the details or the murder and eul0gized the
victims.
Sir Henry Bulwer denounced the Greek govern
ment with unsparn9 severity, aud urged con.
ference OF the allies % give the country govern
ment responding in some degree TO the requirements
or civilization.
Mr.. Gladstone urged at the present moment mod
Grafton OF feeling ON the subject. The Official de-
spatches so far received were certainly unsatisfac.
tory, but the correspondence was still incomplete.
The House adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
JERSEY LIGHTNING,

etween four and five O'Clock yesterday morning
the Old Norton store at Pompton, Passaic county
N. J was struck by lightning The weather board
ing was torn of the sills, splintered and several
thick timbers split. Two young men were sleeping
In the store at the time, and one OF them, named
Cox, was 80 affected by the stroke that he could not
move muscle for some time, although not entirely
deprived OF the power OF speech The other thought
the place on fire, and tOr wate6 but 1t must
have been the lightning nash, as none 81 the wood
work was even scorched The damage done does
not materially inure the building The shower was
very severe and maesttcally awful 10 the neigh
lVrAVvu u xv.AptV..,
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
,ryrENcr OF rnu KrpNApryn

SENTENCE OF THE KIpNAPPER OF NELLIE
BuRNs.-In the supreme Court, criminal session,
yesterday afternoon, Elizabeth Chase alias
Mcdonald, the woman VINO wss arrested and In.
dcted for kidnapping the little girl Nellie ~ Burns,
retracted her former plea OF mot guilty. and
pleaded guilty. Dtstricf Attorney May briefly
narrated the principal facts connected with the case,
and moved that sentence be passed, The prisoner,
In response TO the inquiry II she had ANYTHING to say
In ~ au hn eNtrao sn us
atty VIII ch was that she be imprisoned In the House
OF Correcli.n for the term OF SIX years, the first
three days TO be in solitary confinement and the re-
s.l - J. .ayr Rlor,- -PeStea J.gg.sG-. 49, ~,
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
CUBA.
slaves Made Free.

HAVANA, May 20, 1870.
Captain General De Rodas has just published an
order that all slaves belonging to insurgents in the
eld or I'm foreign countries who have taken up arms
and all who have served as guides to the Spanish
troops or performed any other service for the ma
tional cause, are henceforth free.
The insurgent Captain Mestrl and some of his
followers have surrended TO the Spanish authorities
at Puerto Principe.
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The following sales were made yesterday al the
Exchange
NEW YORK PRopRpry-By rAIRcHrfD, STEVENSON, son
ss.ory house and lot No sO5 both st. 100 W OF sh a
lot a. llluOO.. 910
3 story house aud c, adjoining the aboye lot u.2x
story house and No s6 5Sth It, lot 1axioot i400
etory and lot No Slh b5th ST. lot 2xlO05 l4sn
story and lot No 3z0 55h vt, lot 2xlG0
BY E.F. RAYMOND.
story and story frame house and lotne
Socrck ST. l6O II Of Grand st, lot 2slo0 $500
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
ANOTHER PHASE or THE saE-ctXraN WAR.
Erie's Bold Move for the Control OF the Live
Stock Market.

Stock Market.
Yesterday furnished a new and somewhat curious
phase Of the seemingly interminable struggle for
supremacy between the Erie Railroad Company and
the New YORK Central. The Erie Railroad Company
claim iaat for long time the Boston and Albany
Railroad Company have pers-tentiv refused to place
the.c cattle shipments OF the Erie Railroad Company
upon the same footing as those OF the New York
Central. Yesterday the Ere Railroad Company en-
tered into an arrangement with the Weeha vixen Stock
Yard COMPANY, by which the former agrees 10 run
az nye A. NJ daily a line or propelers from the Wee
hawken stock yard direct to Fall River, thus ma
bling dealers bring stock via Weehawkcn over the
Albany route, aud take advantage OF the New York
market without additional charge. while ac he same
time the propellers which take stock 20 the Boston
market VIII arrive there at eight O'Clock, IN time for
the Brighton market. Tnis move on the part OF Ere
wil It IL claimed be The means OF dfverttng
nearly all the New England and Western stock In his
direction, leaving very little OF the stock transports
tion ia the hands OF the New York Central.
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
THE INDIANS.

Raids the Kansas Pacific Railroad
Ended Vigorous Measures for Punishuent
Of the Marauders.
CHICAGO. May 90, 1870.
General Pope telegraphs 10 the military headquar-
ters in this city that The Indian raid on the line of
the Kansas Pacific Railway seems TO be ended, and
thinks the arrangements made VIII prevent recur-
renee OF such outrage.
General Sherman ieegraphs 10 General Pope that
he hopes the most vigorous measures will be
adopted to capture and destroy the Indians who
made the raid. M tss
Lieutenant IIardenlergs pickeis, who were posted
on the blus north OF sidney. Neb were driven in at
eight O'Clock Thursday evening by thirty Indians
They came FROM the north and retreated in west.
eriV direction
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
Prosecutions of the Press.

PARIS, May 20, 1870
Three prosecutions against the RoDpa newspaper
for violations Of the press laws were decided to-day
against that paper, and its editors have been SEN
fenced as follows:-In the first case, NJ vacquerle
one months imprisonment and 1000 francs fine and
NJ Barpieux director, to fifteen days and 500 francs.
Tn the second case NJ Charles Hugo, one month and
1000 francs, and NJ Barbeux, fifteen days and 500
francs, lu the third case. NJ Francois Hugo one
month and 1000 francs and NJ. Barbleux, fifteen
days' Imprisonment.
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
ROME.
The InfnllibiIity Debate.

L0NboS, May 20, 1870.
Letters from Rome state tnat the debate ON the
ConstttutSo DE Pr.imatid is now going on in the
Ecumenical Council. The Bishops Of Dion, Spires
and Rotnenburg have made speeches against the In.
fallibiity dogma, and at last accounts Cardinal
Schwartzenburg had the floor in opposition.
One of the organs of the Vatican says however,
that resistance is practically extinct.