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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
Col. J. H. Lathrop, Of Washington; DR.. Samuel
Clark, OF Rhode Island; DR.. l.. l.. Frost, OF Orange
n. j.; Captain 7. S. Lyon and c. s. Perry, OF the
Uuited states Army; Col. W. H. Waters and Judge
Fl. ID. Morrison, OF st. Louis, ana George Roche OF
Boston, are at the Metropolitan Hotel
Gen. l.. +. Webb, OF Wisconsin; II. II. Abil, OF the
United states Army; George 4. Babcock, OF Buffalo,
and Charles Porter, OF the United States Army are
at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Captain A. Hay, OF Philadelphia; G. w. Hunting
ton, OF Boston; Il. Lapham, OF Rhode Island, and
+. A. Blake, United States Consul, are at the Astol
House.
Paymaster Cunningham, OF the United State:
Navy; Tomas Cocco aud Jose X. Hamburger, OF
Porto Plato; A. b. Cook ana Richard Helm OF Eng
land ana j. II. Benedict, of Syracuse, are at the
Fifth Avenue HOTEL
Captain C. Dument OF Australia Dr. Russell
Chlds, OF Saratoga, and Surgeon j. ingraham OF
the United States Navy, are at the st. Charles
Hotel.
Professor G. Newland OF Nebraska, and CAPTAIN
Bronson, OF Oregon, are aJ the st. Elmo Hotel.
G. Butt OF England, and John S. Blatchiord, of
Boston, are at the BrevOort House.
Captain ]. W. Dillenbeck OF the United States
Army; j. c. Robertson and q. r. Taylor, of Halifax
and General W. B. Tibpetts, OF Troy. are the Hon
man House.
Mr.. r. S. Mccormick, OF Franklin, Pa, is at the
Coleman House.
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ARKANSAS.

Murder by Texas DesperndO-- W. o man
Crushed to Death.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 10, 1870.
Calvin G. Clark OF Bell county, Texas, was mur.
dered in Clark county, Ark on the 9th inst, by the
notorious desperate named Sam Halsey. Clark had
assisted the Sheriff OF Bell county, Texas in arrest
ing gang OF desperad0es to which Halsey belonged
during the arrest one Of the gang was killed. Clark
then started TO move to Little Rock but iOlO ed
by Halsey, who shot him down while he was riding
BY the wagon containing mis- family. who recognized
the assassin. Large rewards have been offered for
Hasey by the Governors OF Missouri, Texas and Ar.
kansas
Mrs. Shaw, deck passenger on the steamer
Ozark, was caught In the machinery near Pine
Bun, last week, and crushed to DEATH
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onom =, wnom kept the audience in an uproar by the
hhaae. antics tney cut One fellow as soon as lie
rau r,eh .aAeh SUFFICIENT quantity OF IL, commenced
accsn,ng around ike matman aud baifed the
osu.n OF three men who attempted 10 hold nlm one
aiu carried all around the platform Another young
opssiuL -, VINO took the gas more for opportunity
oIs ~ SNOW on MS exquisite figure than for anything
ca u,so, ns soon a he had gotten good dose com.
ieacea singing "Shoo N.Y. at the top OF mis- voice.
.n nmo,ner one who TOOK II made display or his
ppuk.nsaG propensite5 and wanted 10 punch tho
Doo'ors mead. but the Doctor couldn't see II.
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THE SLEEPY HOLLOW TsAGGDY.

The trial OF Buckhout for the murder OF Mr.. Alfred
Kendall will probably take place In the second week
or March. AS the time approaches the interest OF
the public In the event renewed. IL Ia ruinorcd
that the alleged murderer has employed counsel OF
emnence TO urge the plea OF insanity. The relatives
OF the deceased nave retained Edwin James to act
with the Dstrct Attorney FOR the prosecution.
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THE TELEGRAPH TROUBLE.

In connection with some particulars regarding
recently developed difficulties among the telegraph
companies 1t was stated that the Franklin Com
pany had experienced some trouble said to arse
from the prosecution OF claim for 5000 by tho
Atlantic and Pacific Company. Upon ingulrIng nc
the Franklln office yesterday II was ascerLained
tina; no trouble Of any kind existed, and that the
statement alluded TO was altogether erroneous,
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FIRE IN WARREN STREET.

Late last night fire occurred on the third floor Of
No. 50 Warren street, occupied the first floor by
Messrs. Blum, Siegel & Co., dealers In wines and
liquors-stock damaged by water about 3I,OOo-in.
sured; second noor by II. Newman, boots and shoes
damage about $l.500-insured; third noor by A.
Relnstein Co., clOhng-stock damaged about
$1,000; fourth and fifth floors by =. Anderson, man.
ufacturer OF hats and caps-lo5s by are and water
about $2,500-insured. The building Is damaged
about $4,000. The owner, as well as the insurance
thereon, could not be asceraincd. The cause OF the
1rc iS at present unknown.
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ENGLAND.

The Gladstone Land Bill-Cablnet Hopes.
LONDON, Feb TO- 1870.
The Saturday Rertelo OF to-day notes approving.
ly the acceptance OF Mr.. Gladstone's Land Reform
bill by the Irish members OF the Commons. The
writer thinks the Irish people Will also accept it,
palatabe though It may be, as the first instalment
OF reform.
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ARSON TRIAL IN NLWARK, N. ).

james P. Burke. citizen OF Orange, N. j., In
dcted IN tho Essex County Court for arson in set.
ting hre to his own house for the purpose OF
securing the insurance. was found guilty yesterday
as indicted and remanded for sentence. In charg-
ing the jury Judge Toese reviewed the testimony
recurred TO the portions where 1t shown that the
accused on the night OF the fire after being aroused
Dy MS eidest daughter, took time TO dress himself
completely, while she dressed herself and TWO
younger children. Other citizens rushed out to the
nre half naked. 1t was also clearly proven that he
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GmciaI Report ON American Commercc-The
United States Tariff.

United States Tariff.
LONDON, Feb. TO- 1870.
The Pau Mall Gazette this evening publishes
eopious extracts Of the recent consular report made
TO the government by Mr.. Edward M. Archibald,
the British Consul at New York. That gentleman
says the high tarl on the material prevents the
export OF American manufactures. The West Is
dissatisfied with the tariff but owing to the power
u lobby OF the eastern manufactures It is unable to
work reform, consequently the shipping. the agr
cultural and all the other interests of the country
are sacrificed. tardy, gradual reduction Of the
tariG is all that can be hoped for.
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BAVARIA.

Cabinet RumOrs on Recopstruction.
MUNICH, Feb. 49, 1870.
Is rumorcd to-day that +. de Gresser at present
Minister OF Public Instruction. viii succeed Prince
Hohenlohe Schillingfurst as President Of the
Ministry.
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GERMANY.

Parliamentary Opposition to Bismarck.
BERLIN, Feb 49, 1870
The Relchstag has been the scene OF animated dis
cussions during the past few days on the policy OF
Count Bismarck.
He was bitterly attacked by many Of the members.
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A.-TO Remove Moth Patches, FrcciSlcs and
Tan from the face rERRY'S MOTH AND FRRCkLE
LOTION: Prepared only by DIR. B. C.. PERRY, ~ Bond
street. Sold by all drusgs,s-
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ALI YOu Want n Bnrre! OF Good Flour TO
TO FUsSELL'S, 309 FOURTH AVENUE. You viii
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Carlisrn In POrtugal-B0rder Observations.
LISBON, Feb. 10, 1870.
The Carst committees are vigorously at work and
have lately extended their operations to the Spanish
frontier. Emssaries from Spain and other countries
are arriving every day. They are generally well
supplied W ith money.
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Amcrica.-Restorrr America IL the Only Pure
fragrant recrementless npd color restoer dandru lis
pcrser hair falling OF preventative hair revviner
linen nondefler hair dresser and besufer offered
this community Sold in large bottles 81 each sincs
bottle restore the original color Of the har
Sold MACY'S, Sixth and druggists throughout
country Prepared by Or L. j. O'Brien Principa. whols
sale depot 20j East Thirtietn street.
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Prominent Departures.

Governor Burnside for Rhode Island; J. V. L..
Pruyn and Judge A. G. Parker, for Albany; Theo. NJ
Pomeroy for Auburn Attorney General C. Allen, for
Massachusetts,; Colonel ]. j. Sproul, for Chicago; J.
M. Ramsay and Captain l.. b. jenkins, for Albany.
count Faverney, French Minister; W. A. Galoraith
and family, w. II. De Witt, Colonel I. A. Allison,
Colonel 8. Abbott and Judge c. Foley sailed yester.
day. on board the steamer Vile de Paris for Europe
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A.-For Blnck Worms and Pimplcs on tho
Face PERRY'S COMEDONE AND PIMPl.E REMEDY
Depot, ~ Bond street, New York. Sold everywhere
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The Trade with Chinn--A Sigh for Opium.

TFHUt VIII ChInu-A NIXU IOr OpIun1.
LONDON, Feb. 10, 1870.
The Spectator has an article on the treaty lately
concluded by Sir Rutherford Alcock with the
Chinese government, wherein the fear Is expressed
that that gentleman has sacrnced the opium revenue
to secure other trade privileges with China.
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Aquatic Sports.

LONDON, Feb. 49, 1870.
The rowing match between Sadler and Heath has
been postponed till Monday the 2sth inst account
OF the extremely cold weather.
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A.-TO Capitnlists-Crnn

A.-TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIII >cTI ~
his Patent Chds Carriage all tho states reeervng only
the State OF New York for hts manufacturer
To persons who know what valuable patens Is worth Mr.
CRASDALL will be pleased neg estiae with sl very low
figure. Call at l70 Futon street. Brooklyn, ". L.
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All AbOnt Canada.

LONDON, Feb. 10, 1870.
The Spectator, in an editorial to-day, thinks Eng.
land might let Canada be independent bu. the
country Is as reluctant to surrender her empire as
the United States was to surrender the Southern
cOnfederacy.
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Carlist Movements Against the Span
ish Government.
-~~~~~-~~~
Prince Pierre BOnaparte---HiS Crime
Described by Indictment.
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French Precautions Against
Riot i'm Paris.
The Colonial, Commercial and Irish
Questions in England.
GERMAN POLITICS, NORTH AND SOUTH
Great Storm on the Plains Several
Lives Lost.
French Precautions Against
Riot i'm Paris.
The Colonial, Commercial and Irish
Questions in England.
GERMAN POLITICS, NORTH AND SOUTH
Great Storm on the Plains Several
Lives Lost.
SPAIN.
The CnrIist sIovement-Ducal Patriot.

The Cnrlist Movement-D Patriotism.
MADRID, Feb. 10, 1870.
General Ramon Cabrera, the distinguished Carlist
leader. refuses to take command Of the Carlist
movement unless regular forces are organized and
basis OF operations decided upon.
The hnpdrctdl says several Carllst chiefs have re-.
Gently left France and entered the north OF Spain
The newspapers to-day print letter from the
Duke OF Montpensier who declares that Spain is his
country by tradition, adoption and affection.
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Kndcnbcr.'s Mcerschaum stores arc mt
$40 Broadway Twenty third street; No. John
and II Nassau street, corner OF John street Repairing
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A.-t.corge Francis Train mt sold Bowery
TUEATREf this Sunday eveping. "t'p with Swrsny,
Tweed ana American Rng; Dexu with Belmont, flien.
World, English Ring"
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America.-Iscstorcr America, fsr the EInir.
For restoring the natural color OF the hair has equal
Iunn
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NapoIeon,s Relations to Rome.

The Emperor has had several meetings with the
Papal Nunco on the subject OF protestatons against
the Syllabus.
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A.-A.-1Jiss Snrah A. Foster, Of WnyerIcy
place, New York pronounces BARRY'S TRICOPHERuUS
a. restorer beautiner cleaner Of the hair
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ButcheIor,s Hair Rye-Ths Best IN the>
world Tbr only perfect dye, harmless reliae. ns.inla
Fsc.o 10 Bond stfe51
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Eoyal Havana LOitcry.-Prizes Paid in Eold.
furnished The highest Iaas paid Doioons
aud al kinds OF Gold snd Silver
TAYLOR CO, BANKERS, IL Wall street, n. Y.
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pIissisauoi Water Cures Rrigh,'s Disease cs
the Ksaneys, Srofua asd all tnpurle5 OF the Glooa-
sold hy drugS@ts
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IRELAND.
Not Yet Satisfied.
new Land b

Tne Irish national press continue to denounce the
new Land bill.
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without Spot or Scdimcut.-PhRlon's VIZ
ITALIA OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, has 40 bad
aud does 20. stain the skp has 40 ingredient that
srbsdcs In the form o thy sediment Consequently II Ia
not shrouled darkenei bottles Tho natural ettor OF the
br however completely may have fadad OUT invartaoN
reproduced bv the Vitaa,
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Results Of the Paris Riots.

PARIS Feb. 19, 1870
The magistrates are engaged every day examining
the prisoners arrested during the late troubles.
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RANCE.

The Indictment Against Prince Pierre Bona.
parte.
PARIS Feb. 10, 1870.
The decision Of the High Court published to-day
In the newspapers is more serious than was re-
ported before.
By the order OF the court, dated on the 18th of
February, 1870, Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte s to be
judged first Tor having committed homicide on the
person OF Victor Noir, which was preceded or fol-
lowed by an attempt on the person Of Uricn Fon
veille; second, for having attempted the homicide
Of Fonvellie This order places the Prince under
article so4 of the penal code. the punishment being
death. In case OF extenuatng circumstances the
court can lessen the sentence by two degrees.
1t reported to-day that the sessions OF the High
Court Will be held at Tours, in the department Of
Indre ct Loire.
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Police Precaution in Paris.

Police PrecautiOn in Paris.
PARIS, Feb. 10, 1870.
It is reported that the Prefect OF the Police will
not allow the usual street parades Shrove Tues
day (Mardi GraS).
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acked by many OF the members.
nrIinnentorv OMc,

BERLIN, Feb. 10, 1870.
The old officers of the North German Parliament
have been reelected.
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The Storm In New Observation-Disclosures to
Valley.

Damage to Railroads in NIassachusetts.
Boston, FeD. 10, 1870
Last nights train from New York did not arrive
here until about halfpast O'Clock this afternoon
owing to the washing OF the track by the heavy RAIN
or last night.
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No Damage Sustained mt Albany-The River
Clear of Ice to CatslSill.
ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 10, 1870
No material damage was done by the storm here
last night. The river. which threatened o freshet
has receded below the docks and Is clear OF ice from
Troy to Catskll.
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Ehocts Of the Storm in New YOrk-Land
Slide at Plum Point-Railroad Travel OBJ
strucIed.
PoUGHKEEpsIE, Feb. 10, 1870
A heavy land sliae occurred at Plum Point, on
the Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad today.
Passenger travel was Obstructed and passengers
were conveyed to Flshkiil depot IN hacks.
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Tho Mission to Washington.

PARIS, Feb. 10, 1870.
The remonstrances Of unemployed diplomats delay
M. Provost Paradol's appointment as Minister to
washington.
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ton Of the grea, metropolis. 1t is
easier, however, to evoke than to sub.
duo such diabolical spirit. II will not
down at their bidding. They hate the
police power now, but their new super
intendent, General Jourdan, has been
90 the point Of retiring from his posi-.
ton on account Of the lack of discipline
and the insubordioation of bis oficere.
A sort of compromise has been patched
up, but it is evident that the police force
of New York is growing more unreliable
in the repression of crime. Thus the
last barrier of social order is being un-
dermined, and the lives and property Of
even the governing aristocracy are no
longer secure. Mr.. Nathan, the victim
of the tragedy. was a millionaire, related
by ties of consequently with several Of
the royal families Of New York Democ.
racy, besides being closely associated
With other grand sachems. The suspi
cions thrown upon the younger son Of
the deceased 10 yesterdays kilograms
seem to Us both cruel and gratuitous.
It is vain to conceal the fact that under
Democratic rule New York society is
a terrible crisis. in Viii CD
even the authors of the mischief will
probably, sooner or later, invoke the
Interference Of the General Government.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-10

THE SYNPA1HfEs of the American PEG.
pie are undoubtedly with the Prussians.
There is an abundance of causes why
this should be the case. But the an,ip-
athy involved in this matter of prefer
ence is not due to national or popular
dislike of the French people but it is
due from, and owing TO a deep dislike
for the usurper of doubtful parentsge
who now occupies the position of EN-
peror of France and if Frenchmen's
mem cries are good. it is not to be won
dered at that the Prussian war is coldly
received by the French people, and that
the Garde Mobile have revolted for,
wheu this man Louis Napoleon was
President be caused TO be issued the fol-
lowing manifesto:
Iappear before you as warm and
true democrat aud republican. take
the shadow of the man OF the century
as the symbol of the promise which l
now solemnly make. will be, as al
ways was, a child of France. The
democratic republic is the object Of my
a liberation, and | will be her minister.
Never will Ftry to clothe myself IN Inn
perial robes. May my heart cease to
beat on the day when l forget wha.
owe 30 yor-what l owe 20 France.
May my lips forever be closed if say a
word against the republican sovereignty
of the French people. May be cursed
if suffer doctrines to be taught in my
name contrary.to democratic principles
and the government Of the republic.
May be condemned if l lay a treason
able hand upon the rights Of the people,
either with their consent or against their
will by force And now trns, me. as !
rust you, and may this call from me be
ike a PRAYER to Heaven.
FHe la Repatkque!r
LOUIS NAPoLEoN BoNAPARTE.
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LATEST KILOGRAMS.

We condense as follows from the mass
Of kilograms in the News Of last even
ing
Gen. Sheridan has gone to the Con-
rinent.
The next fight is expected at Metz. In
view of possible reverse, the city OF
Paris is to be placed in a condition to
resist an attack, and q state of siege has
been declared. 1t is officially declared
that there is material at hand to in :
crease the army TO- two million men.
There are already in the field three
corps of the Empire who have not yet
been brought into action. The defenses
Of Paris are already declared TO be in q
condition to resist the heaviest possible
assault
English and New York dispatches
present a most gloomy aspect tor
France. The Emperor is reported in
IuA IctEen'f Win niS ieis auO Ceheic
crushed and trsgically calling upon
France to rise and seve the Empire.
How much of truth or how much of
exaggerntion there may be in all this it
is dificut TO tell.
President Grant Will give Sheridan
the necessary credentials to insure his
reception in Europe as bis, the Presi-
dents special representative as Com
mander in-Chief of the American Army
and Navy.
Secretary Robesou has rendered to.
ex-Secretary Seward the use Of naval
vessels for his tour round the world.
He will, indeed, while aboard. 60
lmon.g the great nations a. an informal
e representative of the interests in general
II the United States.
Gesmans and Ere. .ch in San Francisco
re subscribing large sums Of money
Or the patriotic funds Of theircountries.
Green backs in San Francisco 87@68.
Sos Franeisco 10 full OF war rumors.
6sht before X<tz.is said to BE- goi'gl
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Su:I. Pa DAN,Gss.-It will be re-
m~wbersh that the mining suit, involv
ing the ii lie TO a position of the Arizona
mine uear Unionrille, which came up at
the Nay term Of the District Court 10
this county was decided in favor of De.
f-adsnis, M-ssrs. Fall and Temple. An
appeal 10 the Supreme Court Was taken
by Plaintiff the SILVER Mining Company,
aud . new lriai Of the Case has been or
dered BY that tribunal. The Silver
Aiuing Company alledge that pending
the decision OF mo Supreme Court, they
haze sas. aIued damages TO the amount
Of $3.50 900 BY the extracting and work
ing of ore from their mine BY Defe I'D
rsss, ssd have commenced suit 10 reeov-
er that smouos. The case is an i'm.
psrtaus one to m,oers, outside u the
p,,ti.s directly interested a. the defence
" principally based 40 the theory that
800 eeper.te and distioct lodges exist 10
sne 4. spussd xro0od. Practical and ex.
vert niners have exaoinsd the lead. or
Lad, and their opiaioss eosoernioR the
~" ledge ss-ssy sss eosdies'sg.-As'.-
.idt EtIs.ier.
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| Having heard Mr.. Fitch upon the oc.
casion Of his addressing the citizens Of
Carliu, We are prepared for the highly
favorable notice of his performance al
Hamilton. We quote from the White
Pine news of Sunday last:
In pursuance Of notice the fires were lit
last evening on Main street, and the people
gathered about platform erected in front OF
the Stone Saloon. The meeting was organ
lied by the election of the following officers !:
Chairman, Stephen Miller; Vice Presidents,
D. w. Farley, W. w. Bishop, ]. d. Meagher
Frank Drake, J. W. Sweeney, DiRhton Cor
son, w. J. Forbes. E. T. Estes, C. W. Dunn;
Secretary, Chas. F. Bicknell.
The Chairman introduced the speaker Of
the evening, Hon. Thomas Fitch-who was
received with boisterous applause BY the
large assemblage, almost every individual in
which had heard that clarion voice in other
times, when the craft in whose behalf it was
always raised had not all summer seas to sail
on /; and knew that, true to the old faith,
that eloquent tongue would give forth no I'M
certain sound. The crowd was very large
estimated at fifteen hundred to two thousand
persons; and all seemed in excellent spirits
which in the large ma jority we're heightened
BY the successful manner in which the gall
liant orator met and discussed every question
of public policy now before the Country. 1t
was a master effort, never surpassed by any
one, never equaled BY any other speaker in
the State.
The people were referred to the record of
the party of the war to the achievements Of
arms; to the cOnsummate management of
the reconstruction the master policy secur
ing the creditor; the considerateness grad
ualy allevia,ing the pressure of taxation.
Then. the living questions growing out of
the complex problem of Labor and Capital
and Chinese citizenship; the hypocrisy of
Democratic leaders in this connection-will-
ing to see the franchise disgraced if Republi-
rams could be made TO bear the blame-alI
these questions were disposed of in the happy
so peculiarly Fitch's own. Our local
question, the railroad to the Colorado. was
fully laid before the audience, all the crcum-
stances in the case explicitly set forth, and
he present condition of the project ex-
blamed to the entire satisfaction Of the au
Hence. The speaker was eloquent always,
graphic often, aad sometimes happy to the
,oint of mirthfulnes. 1t behooves US not to
'aint lilies with yellow clay, and we will es-
ay no description of the effort. 1t was a
rand success-topped with peroration un-
urpassed for eloquence anywhere. |,
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on and the fecail Of the French feet
from the Baltic and the full retreat OF
the French is reported.
The Kansas Pacific Railway is laid to
within fourteen miles of Denver.