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Political As.n..ina.iou IN IrcIand.

l,osDoS, Sept. 9.-Ihe body Of Patrick Fitz.
gerald was found near hungarian, ireland, t0.iaS
Il is supposed lie was shot for Political reasons
Forty broech'ioaders and large quantity OF ammu-
nti9n were oiseoveref and seize by toe polies OF
Cork IV-dAI No arrests we're made.
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Woodford OGcriug 60 stump the state with
IIOniuau.

TTVFE VT fNFFIs v.
We arO authorized to say that Gen. Woodford
VIII invite Governor HnfmGp 20 discuss the pJlitSsI
issues the camp'i!n NJ series OF nuhhc nectn >,
be held IN various paris Of the Siiie TO be at
tended ~ both Democrats Jui RcpubliClns. As NJ
nonnan on two former occasions challenged Mr.
Fenton and Mr.. 0riswod. we presume he will now
not he avore 10 acccplIn. a ehalHnIr from Gun
Woodfsrt. Ii both candidates shall 'h1a nee, The
same audiences, tho Interest OF the .npAsn nil be
daill LesllieneL np 70 tbe Slh OF NoKnmher
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LONDON, Sept. 9.-Tbe German bark Johanna
Jeson. from Valparaiso, has taksn refuge In FORTS.
mouth harbor, and tho German clip LeopoldIne,
from Galveston, has pot Into Falmouth The Eng.
lish ship CiydeSdale. from Quebec WAS pursued by
French cruiser near Misuelon, but showed her
colors and vSs not molasted
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HIJI Rr.

Tie Rev Nathan Lord, bate President OF Dart.
mouth Oc5e, d"d i Hanover. H., yuslrrday, aged
- yrlTs.
Tho remains of the late DR. Edward Dowrc,
Conuery whose rAP Coroner In the nor louS Igr
de murder vas onrc hous schUld word ia this city ar,
10 be bur.e ! Ia Canary Cemetery tomorrow,
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RealaInncn IN TYrnnnX.

Messrs. Luke Higgins, James Fynn, A.hos
Eocland aud Charles Hoar In this city as q dele
Ca.ion non the mule spinners OF Fall River, Mass,
soliciting subscriptions to enable them To continue
the strike which the Fall River mill owners forced
upon them.
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Grani waiting for nu lnyitntioG 10 Inter-
Nenc In Tie Enrnnnnl 81

WisusGroN, Sept, 9,--Thc Cabinet session
to-day lasted nearly three hours Tho Enrone n
situation was snlJrct OF discussion, aud il was
ae1eeI that tue United States ought not to int +,
Ntnc unoH requested 10 20. wen IL viii oher rs
UihcLs VI mo latlUp.
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The Mammo,h q We R,yaIIed,

4 party of men engaged on the road 10 con
hect Cache rvor with be5r River Valley Utah, dis.
covered large natural cave, which lhoy penetrated
other outlet,
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NErT"Ah royHRs AND THE W.iR.

"' "hahh rar's Adorrss-R umored Peace
'"l 'rrrs 4 laIriH rTning Again yicto-
i'' cttcr to QneeH Augusta.
'''' Ncil @,--lhe following is the address
s"''''''iy ~" Masbburne 10 the crowd Of people
'''"''' Who came to sertuado him las. cyen
yb oa'i .a'i NJ m the par, OF ny Government for
ks.So,,..l'''ti"ou. snad have great pleasure in
'"uS 'fe .AeGks you eGyTsss vssa ~ llIsh
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Detective Officer Quinn arrested John Haycs
yesterday at Broa1Way and Pine street. while In
tie act OF rlclung tho pocNei OF Frank Owens u
gold watch aud chan.
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No Present Prospect Of
all Early Peace.
TIVE CITY TO Be STARVED OUT.
The Sacking Of Rochefort's
Marseillaise.
REPrBLIciy DEMONSTRATIONS IN SPAIN.
Victor Hugo's Address to the
Prussians.
TIE srv'S uiR coRnEsposDEyc Z

b. CJ5f -Coir,s:oai'ncs Of The Sun
PiRs, sept 9.--,ien. vinoy has arrived in
tSrs pi rsn'. The commnnic i,lon with Lille il
cut of
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The EiGpress Eus6nie has arrived in England.
and IA nov with the Prince Imperial ~ Lasting,.
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THE PARSEE MERCHANT.
SETTLEMENT by THE PRoPRTETOn or
IUB UOFIMdS MOUSE.

Card from the Proprietor Of the Coleman
houso-Connter Statements TO the Re-
pori' Anout lore Gold shown Nv the
Proprirtors ~ the Hoffman House tbun
their Dcfaiutrr have Charged 60 them.
To ne IabHc.
utlery untrue that have received one dollar or
nnc ptnnN of MI. tola's money WI n has not Brcu
ueposed m his name or secured to credit. Every
m,i OF the sae aud has bc'n =, all times subject
tne ord'r nt the Court No hIH1u heny can say that
have ever vronrcd any one out Of a slngle q MT Mr.
MNche,l my partner. absent fnni the cit, nnL has
been NIL uuncf, Whch is sufficient answer 80 Car A.
the chtiscs nnet. him. e. III. Rg AD
HOFFMAN hot 80, Scrt. 0. 1870
10 the Edi'or of 7hs sun.
stq, wh 10 say IN regard to n rerort published 10
Your paper ths morning, that have never for mo.
ment harbo ed The idea that Messrs. Mtcnel & Read
had done anything wrong In REGARD 10 t7c money Il
Mt Colsh, ahd never whispered or pfeahed suspicion
oithe Kind 10 auy human being.
~ "a reported ~ II SAID that had evidence AGAINST
taem. Whit did say and ali said was thai Encw "
the propretors OF the fonan Hou aud mai WAYS
hnoyn them TO be Eentlemea. sn1 could not ncls,e
ANYTHING against them. This to the part, who
nov what sad 'hen. II, Il. COLEMAN
COLEMAN lOrfR Sent O.
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MoRE THAN TUE suS on ANT OTHER PAPEn IA
EklOiTED.

kk4plTkp.
But every dollar, every cent, every mil which lie
t1 here IL deposited IN the safeS companies IN this
city In his Hania, and credited 10 Lim
Rer0rter--Do l understand you TO say there IL.
more than has been reported in anv paycrt
Mr.. Rend-les do Aud do you think UoY,d
toll YOU that Il l bad anything to ennceaIi
keportuw-NO, ' do not. Any fonl can SEQ th,,
And a. II IL now twuuty minute. past n o. eIorE
must hurry 10 the Olice. l will give this story ma
yon have given II 70 me. IVY y"
Here the reporter took leave OF Mr., Read. i'm
pressed with tho entire readinc-s and fIanInaa.
vita which lie had replied to toe questions pu, 20
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Stanton in q New Light.

Wendell Phillips among others, has been
eulogising Stanton, and this 10 the somewhat
moved style in which he does it, in an article
over his initials in the IHti-slarsJy Standard ::
We know that the proper congressional com
mittte received information Of all the important
bate, and decisions in Buchansn's cabinet,
within twenty-four hours alter they took place
While traitors, shrouded in secret session, sup
posed their conduct relative to Fort Sumptar
and the Star of the West would be known only
by it, results, . next sun never rose without
SEEING in the hand Of Congress the my.t.riou.
penrll notes which exactly described the treason
We have most Trustworthy reason to believe that
these cane from Mr. Stanton. They blocked
the pathway Of the traitors This action show.
the manly character of his moral sense no dark,
shutiiing, equiyocatng quibbl. but the healthy,
robust loyalty of thoroughly true man.
Stanton was q member of Buchanan. cab.
net, and to all appearances as earnestly APP
proved IS he promoted its decisions. Yet
Phillips eulogises him as having, all this time,
been playing the part al traitor, spy and IN.
former. History, doubtless gives thousands of
instances where men have worn the colors of
one party and sat in lis councils, while they
stcelthnly supplied information to its oppo-
nents, bat until Wendell Phillips turned up,
W" believe no writer ever was found mean
enough to culogise Exactly that conduct which
has made the name of Judas lscariot the
synonym of the deer".t conceivable infamy
Is there none to save the mc,nery of Stanton
from the "eulogieS" of his friendsy
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VIVA, ,sit,AH He, She or anti,

MeSsrs. Elitoys 1t is az natural for some per-
sons to cav cav cav az the Carrion crow IN
tie ,,ue of the RpuJlica,. of jan. 9th. there ap.
pears a communication FROM Sou aud on hui
man nature relating &c . assessment of
property in the town OF Dayton for 1869, in
which three propositions are advanced:
First-One fourth of the taxable property of
thc town is not assessed at all Tia. bears the
very lie on the face Of it.
Second-The farming lands are assessed one
third higher than ia any town in the ,yunty In
reply to this allow me to state: In the spring OF
1850 the assessors Of l.. Sale county met and rs.
tablished rate to assess by. The instructions,
or orders that received from tha then incum.
mt county clerk, was to assess real estate at
one-sxth the roal value Having received a
good portion Of my schooling during the four
ye9rs OF the war , soldier in the army, accus.
tened to obey oriogs without questioning from
superior officer, did 80 in this case, and If tn.
real estate is raised so high, it must lie on other
shoulders than mine
Third-That certain men have by SONS
means avoided u just and equal valuation of their
properties &c, That proposition is az false a.
the figures that Immediately follow it. The He,
She or the at" would do we, TO take the ad-
vice.ef!a synpatkGic friend, aud enjoy winter
term at some dis''i't scbool--Also states that
farming lands IRE assessed AS high a. { 3 an acre
Any one interested in the case can bee from the
assessors book that this is Us false rs his own
hypoeritical ,ongne. Dayton tho writer of
the communication, must DO iearfuily afraid Of
his swn name. Come out, ond show yourself.
what kind Of = looking nn;malculs you are.
If q He, an. not done with you a She, pass
you by, but il an at" We will call . consultation
to see if you are compos nientts. II your ;nnards
are not sounder than your mind, good bye, poor
fellow, you are gone oass. Hurry 10 the drug
store, there you can find anything from bottle
of vsrmifuge to Mrs. Winslsw's Soothing Syrup.
"Pay yor msncy and take yer choice
CRAs. II BFLAosE.
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The WinnepeggeIs,

Gov. NcDougall takes his expulsion by the
inhabitants of Wmncpeg ungracefnl!y, having
stopped on his way home at St Paul, to give
uttcrance through the press Of that city to
several columns of plants and grumblings.
The exservants of the Hudson's Bay Company
treated him STABILITY; the Scotch settlers,
though right in feeling, were too stingy to
help him; while the Eng al settlers didn't
seem to care a VIII her school kept or
not But chiertst Of all G. minals and the fer
mcnter "f every n,ischie' against whom %
rejected Governor hirls heaviest obiurgl-
tons, IS II goddess Yank LackwOodsman, of
Trutonc patronymic, amed Enos Stutzman.
He is the individual who is at the bottom Of
al the trouble, and bu, for him peace would
to-day smile on the hal py land Of WinnepeS,
under the blissfnl reig, Of the now prosecuted
McDougall.
Unfortunately for G. ,, McDousall, it is GER
tain that his failure TO- received kindly by
the Winnepcggers can I'll only in complaints
ltis'rue, Canada bought the Winnipeg country
of the Hudsons Bay Co any; but in buying
certain limited tcrritori they clearly bought
no political rights, for these belong to Eng
land, and were not in the power of the Com
pany to sell. England having left the country
without a government, and the Winuepeggers
being free to choose whether thUy would &C
cept Canadian dominate II or not, their re.
fus2l to come under the dominion ia no rea-
sonabe cause for complaint against them.
They certainly had full right to set up f."
themselves, or eyen should England persist in
not providing government for them, to an
mex themselves to Minnesota or the L. s. In
the latter alternative, Canada at least has no
cause for complaint.
Apropos of this, a rumor comes from London
that the Duke of Argyle is about to be sent as
a special commissioner to this country to settle
the Alabama claims question, and the rumor
further states that the proposition he comes to
make is, to settle up all accounts in dispute
between England and America by transferring
10 Uncle Sam the whole North West British
Possessions of course including Winnepeg
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ANOTHER CHANGE.--The Ottawa RepuJli-
ran has again partly changed proprictors, Mr..
Radcliffe having sold out his interest to Mr..
F. M. Sapp, late of the Woodstock Sentinel.
1t may be ungracious to the new partner to
say that w are sorry for this change yet we
cannot refrain expressing oer sincere re-
gret at the loss from the little newspaper cir.
Gle of tins city, OF so emincntly worthy, genial
and thorough gentleman as Mr. Radcliffe.
OF course this does not dcbGr US from extend.
ing cordial hand of welcome to Mr.. Sapp,
with any number of good wishes for his sue
cess
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New YoRK.--Thc New York Legislature
met on Tuesday, and elected out,and,out
democratic officers in both branches. The
message of Cov. Hoffman was read to both
branches CT the came day The Governor
strongly advocates the | yment of the in
tercst on the State debt in gold.
On Wednesday resolution passed both
branches OF the legislature repeating the reso
luton of the last legislature ratifyng the 18th
constitutional amendment The vote in tho
senate stood l6 to Is, and in the house IS
to Sc
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Constitutional Convention.

The Illinois Constitutional Convention re-
ass .msled at pringtield on Wednesday, Pre-
siden, Hitchcock in the chair, and quorum
OF m nh RS present..
a resolution was adopted granting postage
to office. of the convention the same as tn
mcmbcs7, Alsn resolution asking the judi
ciary COMMITTEES to report on ,.' he defect of
the present constitution,
The printir,. business WAS brought up and
excited an animated discussion, the conven-
ton having decided to divide the printing
between the two offices in Springfield, while
Gov. PSlmer has decided iwhat has he to do
will ltO that the printing must 60 to the
lowest bidder fer the printing of the legisla-
ture. After considerable talk, the matter was
deferred until the committee on Printing
shall have made report on the subject
Mr.. Antheny introduced a long string of
resolutions referring to iccs Of county officers,
which were referred.
a large number of other propositions Of
amettmcnt were submitted in the form Of res
olut.ans for reference. such as one TO abolish
the two mill tax to abolish the senate, and
make the legislature conss, of one house with
800 members that no amendments TO the con-
stitutiOn OF the United States shall be ratified
by the Legislature until first submitted to q
vote of the people, Sc. At noon the convcn-
ton adjourned. to 10 O'Clock next day.
Thursday morning the committee on print
racter as to lead to II debate which occupied
the whole forenoon, tie end whereof was to
send the subject back to the committee. The
afternoon WAS consumed in Offering resolutions
OF whi'A each member seems to have peck
ct full. They were read and appropriately re
ferred
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Pleasant Reading.

There are two classes of former democrats
throughout the middle states and the west
who left the democratic party and went over
to abolition rndicalism between 1884 and
1858, and have remained there ever since the
one consisting Of dishonest office seekers and
that branless race who always vote with the
strong side and the other of honest men who
were frightened by the furious din raised
about the poor negro 70 the latter class
particularly we commend the following choice
bit OF Anglo Saxon uttered by II leading radi-
cal paper of Massachusetts. How do they like
the style OF language used by the party that
so adroitly gave the nigger the power to
put his foot Oh the white mans neck 2"
Although it has taken a great deal Of time
and cost vast amount Of money, we have at
last got the stolid Dutch OF Pennsylvania aud
the yerdant suckers and buckeyes of the West
ern states educated up to the higher law stand
ara When a few years ago they spat upon
us-the despised aboiitensts--wo determined
that the negro las they called the colored man
should oe made their equals, or we would crush
the Union The foot of the negro is now on the
nack OF their ancient revlers and those not now
IN our tolls mast stand from under.
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FRO ~ LEI ND.
CEIr
CHRISTMAS.


Everybody and his family have come to town
to-day, and oar streets are we'll filed with teams
and wide.~ake boys, full Of iuu and smu.
ment, 81 wish you merry Christmas" are
the words fellow first hear. on meeting On &C.
qurin.sncs. And your correspondent not only
wishes the Editors of the FREE TRADER u mer.
ry Christina, but 4 goJd musy such
MONEY
This is good subiec, but q very scarce arti-
Gle; in fact bat little money is to he had, and
those who have any sre letting i, go" reluc-
family Of course, for 30 per cent in advance
LICENSE
Some excitement and anxiety hes for som.
time past prevailed among some Of the tern per.
ance men In our town, Nv 10 what course the
newly elected Bosrd OF Trustees of the village
would take with reference to licensins saloon.
and billiard tables but the excitement was qui.
eted at the last meeting o.; the Board by the
passage of an ordinance to license liquor dealers
At $50 per annum, and billiard tables and
bowling alleys $50 per snnum, ssmi-snuually in
advance. There is some difference in paying $50
per annum for the privilege Of running bill
lard table and netting. ~ III Somouauk. The
new Board of Trustees are, Stephen Brown. our
station agent, Gardiner Rose, John Palm, New
ton Stems and Daniel Nicholson C. +. OAkfsld
ia clark
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FROM SENECA.
CORPORATION EIECT,oS


~" seeing anything about our ls,. corno-.-
'i"A election" IN y""r l..t issue, thso,h, LII
gave you brief account of il p,,,
tice, the democracy met in o.ne,. ,
straight ticket into the field. Nv,
'e" OF tho select met at the Office os y
himmev, aud put in u ,min.ion , m,,.,
H. they called il, a CT, zsn,' ,ick.,
.oreheads THAT failed in getting nomi mated a, n.
democratic caucu-, started a democratic. ,;.Lo,
on their own hook. The hybrid ticket -,..,.
up In part Of 'ho,- from tho ,,.su,.- a.r,...;.
ticket This o. ~'rsrs the tickets in the e.,,
with the exception Of kind of Hickman.
dent ticket which, however, got - few m
to be unworthy OF further notice Blu, IN o..
fesuit. All went into the field lively. being
rather . mixed affair, ami resulted in the .l.c.
ton OF three democrats, one republican aud ono
on the fence. Next came the cutting and slash.
my Tor the side Offices, several b-iux on the
slate the board elect having III. appointi,v
power. One of the board declared. in this mat
ter, he would follow out the plan adopted bv
President Grant, in giving one Of the best offices
to his nearest relative Some Of the board pro.
tested, saying it was not democratic; but there
was no let rp, that being the style Of doing
things now days Bu, in the selection Of
clerk came the severest Fl .ht. One Of our prom.
met young men here Was on the slate Tor a few
DAYS, but IT leaked out that he had voted tn.
hybrid ticket, aud he WAS bolted, although tho
Trustees relative had aso voted par, Of The
hybrid ticket, and it vas no objection TO him.
This WAS consistency with n vengeance. But
every body cries shame on the action Of the board
in this respect, putting out of the clerkship
competent and deserving m,n-one Of the poor
est men In our town in pecunia ~ matters. being
disabled and having small family Of children
TO support giving the Office t. ole of the wealth
lest young sprouts IN town. | think the adopted
citizens have had their eyes open for once The
Trustees elect are c. G.. Buckley. d ,ui.l Shade.
d. X. Newp,,, B. Wilks and DR.. X. Clymer.
should say .our correspondent, is informed
tina. the young man who got the clerk,hp did
no fishing for it. 1t wa. purely the board to
blame in the matter
Accidents
We had couple Of sad accidents here lss.
week. One was by the ntu.4 If Andy
D Brien. who, on the night st the =, IA ult, hay
ing got too much bad whisky aboard was trying
to get home a. /. supposed, And tell in the canal
in front of Hos.ack'- warehouse, where he was
found next morning frozen dead
Tie other little boy about years old III.
son of Mr.. Crowly, living few miles cas-, Of this
place, went ont to water some cattle, and in
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Cn bu

On Saturday al associated prcss despatch was
sent from Havana TO all the leading journals Of
the I. s., announcing Il decided success of the
Spaniards over the Insurgents, that the remnant
Of tho insurgents had thereupon surrendered,
that they had done this under advice of the Gu.
ban Junta in New York and that consequently
the war in Cuba was at an end The repsrt
seemed straightforward and reliable and was
generally believed. On Monday, however, Don
Miynel ALBANIA, president of the New York Gu
h,n Junta, issued card denying the reports IN
tto He says the junta had not advised the in.
su,geuts to lay down their arms; that it is using
more strenuous efforts than ever to have the con-
test continued and winds up with the assurance
that, SO far from the rebellion being near It's end
it is possessed OF more vitality, and of great
| er power. than at any time since its beyjuniue
He claims that the Cubans have now in the field
not less than $4,000 men, who, although not as
well equipped as they might be, ara well organ
lied and capable Of making tolerahlo and
probably an effective, resistance
There Is doubtless tall lie out somewhere in
THE business and the truth probably lies about
halfway between. That's, Spain is in all likei-
hood making - slow progress Us usual in squclch-
ing tho Rebellion, while tho Cubsns, though far
from Departing, are still great way from having
achieved their Independence.
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The legislature OF ONO organized on Tues.
day by making fair division of the offices be-
tween the two political parties, in the same
way tn. Offices were divided by our constitu.
tonal convention, the division being made by
the democrats and "independent" republicans,
greatly, Of course, 70 the disgust of the
radicals.
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kINGsLEYs TnEATRE.-This company for tn.
past few evenings have favored our theatre.folk,
with entertainments which will plscc them far
above any troupe which hss heretofore visited
eur city.-Ca'ton th0) Register.
Tbs same company recently honored Ottawa
with an exhibition u their quality. They not
emily played comedy and tragedy surprisingly on
tho stage, but played ssms pretty strong games
on tho hotel keepers, saloon keepers, printers,
&s. The whsls concern 10 ssinsntly On the
I'D. B." Ts.ts xr. Kinsslsy. t.ta
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Isorle

Touching the proceedings OF r.. .umenical
council, whose business thus far h,~ been chiefly
that OF organization, special correspondent. OF
the London Times writes on the An ult:
The council have debated eighteen uroDo.itions
OF the syllabus. Seven of the preate. Of the
church, including Cardinal Isufcher and two
American bishops, spoke against the opportuness
Of the propositions. The Itnts in an editorial.
while sdmittii < the actual opposition which has
shown itself fears, now that these iraternyl
questions have been raised, nothing less than u
Luther could check their affirmation.
Cardinal Angeles has been nominated a. presi.
dent Of the commission on questions of tie dog
mas OF the church Cardinal Prosper Catherine,
project OF the sacred congregation OF the council
&c, has been appointed president Of tho commits.
sion on ecclesiastical discipline
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Paraguay.

The war between Brazil and Paraguay is re.
ported a. having ended in the complete conquest
of the latter, and the flight of Lopez and hi. fam.
lily to Bolivia. The allies have organized a
provisional government in Paraguay abolishrg
slavery and declaring Lope2 an ontlaw.
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Tho story started sons ysars ago in Paris BY the
csenies Of Napoleon that The little Prince In.
psriAl We not biz sos be- bsaa revived, With tAs
alleged discovery Of evidence - prove III trath.