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The New York herald., 1870-05-24

raised can start Immediately rapidly BY obtaining
subsistence from the construction camp OF the Kansas
jSHs 5SHS J 6vAks Fkssy J3ss ESsEfE p,EsSs E CARR
A. y. ELBERr. A. q. HUNT.
p IT, snEaIDAs, Lieutenant General.
HEADQUARrER3 Army UNITED STArFE
General y. H.. SHERIDAN, Heenai-
Your dispatches received or that pary
murdered the railroad men the Zig Sandy should be pur
sued " the death. Citizens organized
gage In the pursuit In their interest," should
pass than march north of the Union
unless In close pursuit OF the actual murderers. Few
sooner they cleaned out the better be-
tween Fort Hayes and Camp Supply the Indians being
are ~ bad not worse than the Indians ened
10 mercy hardly think any of Red Clouds Sioux be
50 far south Big Sandy hut should be spared
W. i. SHERMAN, General
The following Is q copy o. the Official telegram in
reference 10 Tn murders recently collmlt ted the
Sweetwater, which has been forwarded here for the
information OF the authorites:-
FoRr FTrrERMAN, May ., 1870.
Breyei Brigadier General GEORGE D. RuaGLEs Omaha
runners. says he was Ia camp, and is positive they
nsa naa nothing e DO with the KILLING killing Of the the
leve 1t from statements from Sioux aud Arapahoes.
believe to have been done by band OF Oyhacopee Sioux
railroad below Fort Laramie Crazy Horse
Ing and who has been and talked by Sioux who
were hers Two Of this band met by AIspahoe
the murders. medicine man Of the Xrspahoes says
ne had made peace with the whites and wants
S % b. % ss ss ss
with the miners tbs. zsek Sa Srssd shosaonc
person who witnessed IT, The son or
Horses In fortunately here win take word TO Red
Cloud and his father Tomorrow. shall expect them here
ALEX CHAMBERS, Major commanding.
The New York herald., 1870-05-24
NAVAL IN fELLICENCE.
WASHINGTON, MAY %, 1877

WASHINGTON, May %, 1870.
Commander Nicholson, OF the United States
Benca reports the arrival OF that vessel at
Rio Janeiro the 10th OF April forty five days from
Portsmouth. James Powers, seaman, died on the
voyage, and buried at sea the nth OF March.
The officers and crew were well.
The Benicia Is on the way to the Asiatic squadron.
Another despatch from Commander Nicholson,
dated the oath, at Rio, mentions that on the evening
OF the 18th OF March, at five minutes TO ten. while at
about latitude 123 deg south, longitude "a deg. 40
west, two very distinct shocks Of an earth-
quake felt. The ship was heading y. s. w u W.,
when two large meteors were observed, one falling
to the zenith from southeast the other from the
star Compass TO the west. Immediately afterwards
the two shocks felt; the first lasted about four
seconds, and the other about three. The vibrations
were distinctly felt, and were accompanied by q
noise resembling thunder. The sky was clear at the
t.nle excepting low bank OF cumulus clouds In The
southwest; soon after a thick haze obscured the
horizon.
ORDERED.
Commodore John p. Glllis has been ordered 10 DUTY
AZ Lighthouse Inspector or the Fourth district, re-
lieying Commodore william II. Gardiner, who is
placed on waiting orders.
The New York herald., 1870-05-24
WsSJcH;STeR COURT MATTERS.

The Purity of the Ballot Box to he Sustained.
The May term Of the County Court and the Court
OF Sessions for Westminster county was commenced
at White Plains yesterday morning before County
Judge Robert Cochran and tho Justices OF Sessions.
When the Grand Jury had been cmpan-
nelled, the usual charge was delivered by
Judge Cochran, who, ia the course OF his remarks,
expressed his regret that the commission OF
crimes some OF them being Of a grave nature) mad
not set been suppressed IN the county, n0twith-
standing the efforts that mad been directed towards
the accomplishment OF that object lie found hat
there quite number OF persons now in
prison and others out Oh bail whose cases
demanded their consideration. The Court re.
ferred particularly 10 the crime OF tampering
with the purity Of tho ballot box remark
Ing that money coud only be used Tor
printing tickets handbilis and posters, also con-
veying TO and from the polls aged and intrm citi.
Zens. Those who were guilty or voting illegally,
ctherby voting repeatedly IN different districts or
even voting whero the party had right TO do
so. must be promptly punished. The attention OF
the Grand Jury was also called 20 the constant VIC
lation OF the Excise law throu ghoat the county.
The New York herald., 1870-05-24
THE FENIANS ON DECK.
Reported General Rising Of the O'Neill
Wiug-Departnrc or s'Emigrantsr from

Reported General Kissing Of the O'NetIo
Wiug-Departurc or s'Emigranis'' from
Newark, N. j.
In Newark, N. j., for some days past good deal
OF excitement has prevailed a Fenian circles rela-
tive to a rumored contemplated general rising o. the
Fenan forces throughout the entire country Every
thing was kept profoundly quiet outside Of the
'rings" that little need paid to the utter
ances that would every now and then drop from the
lips of certain well known anti Britishers Last
evening company OF about forty-five men left New
ark on board the thiry-hve minutes past five train
for New York via the Newark ana New York road.
The men were rather rough looking IN exterior, and
would readily pass for but for the fact that
unmistakabc signs of discipline and organization
were apparent They cOnversed together In groups
and seemed very enthu5 5iasiIc. One OF the number
had charge and was called "Captain' by all hands.
When the tickets were collected he provided for ali.
Some OF the .'emigrants' we re ;ognzed rs adven-
turous young men who had not ben employed Tor
many months past. Before starting each OF the
company was warmly bid adieu by an elderly gen.
tleman, who slipped something believed to
be money, into each mans hand. IL
is stated on reliable authority that large
large sums OF money were subscribed towards the
similar action has been taken In other towns and
cities OF New Jersey. The men who left yesterday
dropped the words, ."We, we re OF FOR the West at
last.u That movement on Winnipeg has long been
contemplated ~ beyond doubt q fact. A well known
ex-maj0r in the United States Army, OF Newark, IN
conversation with a HERALD reporter last evening,
said that everything had been arranged so quielv
and Systematically that the leaders did not care
much whether their movements became known or
The New York herald., 1870-05-24
The INDIANS.
Correspondence Between Generals Sherman
and POpc Concerning the Recent Raid Upon
the Kansas Pacific Railroad.


and Popo Concerning the Recent Raid Upon
the Kansas Pacific Railroad.
WAsHINGToN, May %, 1870
The following Is the telegraphIc correspondence
between General sherman and General Pope con-
cernng the recent indian raid on the Kansas Pacific
Railroad:-
General W. T. SHERMAN. Washington, ID. O. :---'. = 80
The railroad west of Kit Carson seems
vent the recurrence Of the raid suspension Of the
whole line of the road of Wallace, furnished with
four companies OF cavalry pursue and three
for Hs s pos s at ss
p most b Pses ss Of bs the pc
party Of Indians were Sioux from the north aide Of the
who went south last year now beating back finding
the laborcrs the railroad without any prepara
attacked them for punder Immediately went north
have notified General Aug,ir that one Infantry and one
cavalry company with the working parties the
JOHN POPE, Brevet Major General Commanding.
HEADQUARTERS or THE ARMy,l
sN~ wAsBrSaTos May is, 1870
Gener. JOHN PorE, Commanding Departmental the Sis.
The most energetic possible should be made
% sns e 5s s s
W. T. SHERMAN, General.
The following Is from General sherdan:-
HELENA, Montana, May II, 1870.
General T. D. TOWNSEND A. a. o.
The following despatch has received and Is for
warded for the information Of the General In Chief
Lieutenant General PHIL snERrpAN:,
The cizens OF Colorado and the officers OF the Kansas
Pacific Railroad feeling strongly the importance
ing this Indian attack by general punishment,
meDts and q The delay n the cOnsructon Of the road
and scattering of the laborers that earnestly
Of the savage, and, in addition, that You viii
saoa Of /" Se nsS 1se o
country between Denver aud XIV Carson. The force go
The New York herald., 1870-05-24
IEuY INTELLIGENCE.

Brcvet Brigadier General T. A. McParlin, surgeon;
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel d. s. Huntington and
Breyet MAJOR Van Buren, Hubbard, assistant sur.
geons, will assemble at the West Point Military
Academy on the 1st OF June to examine into the
physical qualifications OF the graduating class and
candid ties for admission into the Academy.
Second Lieutenant Wellington 4. Spraque, having
been found apactated for active service because
of wound received In the battle before Petersburg
while serving captain in the First regu colored
troops has Deen, by direction of the President re-
tired with the full rank Of captain OF infantry.
First Lieutenant and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel s.
g. Kellogg. unassigned will report in person on the
1st proxtmo, for duty in the Department of the
Lakes.
The New York herald., 1870-05-24
FoRTY-FIRsr CONGRESS.

ALEX. CHAMBERS, Major commanding.
The New York herald., 1870-05-24
THE OPHTnaLNlO AND AURAL INSTITUTE.

The first annual meeting OF the Board OF Trustees
OF the New York Ophnalmic and Aural Inst tiute was
held at No. 40 East Twelfth street, Ere ierick $.
winston president, In the chair. The instltu ion
was opened for inspection AMI was in very or
derry and comfortable condition. Seventeen patients
were IN the house and surrounded with all the
comforts and elegance5 0! "a luxurious home. Dr.
Knapp read report In whi,h the following facts
were giyen:--The d. pensary has been open Tor the
gratuiious treatment OF the poor cvey day. exc aps
sundays, from to three O'Clock since May L. 1869
During the year there have been l,S2S patients
treated in the dispensary, OF which number 1851
were for eye seascs and AL for ear disc ises. In
the indoor department ls3 persons were ale1 as
resident PATIENTS; the tot a number or DAYS OF treat
ment OF the sdent patients was 2, ,1l0; the number
of private patients was 55. for which q remunera-
ION OF S2,556 30 was received; the number OF
charity patients was SO, for which $1,637 III wcio
paid. Medical instruction was gwen during tho
year In q summer aud winter course. The former
WAS ficquenleI by twelve, the latter by thlrtyoar
students, many of whom were practising plyslc ans
fron this city. the different States OF the Unon and
Canada.
The committee for directing State and city contri-
buttons reported tIat the State had given $1,000 ana
the city had included $1,000 III the CITY laA IevJ:
Mr.. Random Sandforth, Mr.. A, ID. +. kando pm ahd
Mr.. Kapp offered their designations as mcnc crs Oh
The Boaru OF Trustees. To supply tnelr PAGES iro-
fessor q. II. Joy, MIR. Bcrnal Rutger ana Mr. OVen-
dorilr were elected on the Board.
The New York herald., 1870-05-24

SrAvry.s w,GEs-The Boston Advertiser saws
the present pay OF seamen for short VOYAGES IL
thirty dollars per month, one months Wa2es neng
mid i'm ADVANCE. For long VOYAGES twenty-five
dollars per month Il paid, wilh two months wages
in advance Men aro said To be very scarce q
Eos,o on ana runners have lately been sent 10 til
clty owners pay tweuty-fve dollars per man Il
The runners, which ts remarkably high price,
Nstp lselJOyu Standard, Nay ~.
, 1870-02-17

e W1lA1 J. Aec1ntoct, President; c.. F. Law.
Secretary; W11. Z Joa4a, Treasurer.
10 .sfs4 .s s n s5 2
eonssde' sie feastbafT II sxssadfns tne nme q
kaa payment Of a1e4 TO tno sofa OF Pe3Eu-
.aae IL pPsssaa .a r. moss
oiEs2Assd VIII The Board Of Odcesa nt tho
G..u~1 Vi nq1Lt.ce
ts !son tae seaues Nary Amen. late liz: nigh.
locf ui'es soose New Richmond Oalo. Aad hAs
not BEEN seen rtnce- sic c!a,met 10 have oeea
Hsss. Stcce Ia2. dlsaste4 she mad 4aoxn slgn0 ot
ctde-
P1epr1a:ions have a,seady begun TO. the grea,
tafot shooting fc4:!ya, to b. beld here tat dfs.
Of aex1 September.
Tso Eess<so Fteednan's Ala Coum!sAoa heh
Es eetoa! metut utday. Reports iran vAs.ous
o1Ees n icate ina re e,inesrncai WORK a1ooz
ne lss' q zen = ros7esa.nz encoursgtnRly, over
katfe nnndtsa coioxed teachers oAVa oosn f7E.
LEGO Aoe co0noE SchoolA CT LII S1Q.1. The
eotml9!oa Las resi es:a'e woF b more than 30
lnldstd thousand c:rarr. TaeJ conplstn that
,t4snss a. a. f.s d. 81 then hare
e1nc1hAA AT1, Feo- ld--Tbe collection between
tta.HnA it.aiAcce tanosa1 2ad l. 3. Beaae:l
s,C.s - g, ss,a! Agett and Manager o. the wtt:rn
theconpanI. card vii appe4r from L J. H41-
oee Ffesldtaf. 70 nortu~. announcing the c ,a-
connected N,:h the co-paay a.vsn:een ye.rs, and
n1. controlled t'a s@4rs 10 nearly al snc Westeru
AID southern Statea: and under his management
tne ous;ne.s II THIS aecuon RAa gronn to gsea'
The eoutse matters have taken vilt crea:e e1
e:ttn:as IN !nsrtancr circles to-moUow, Tns
ac1ot, and that there u cotnlng IN the cause To-
the Ct apEc that Is disc1etttanlr either to A De7
| nt't LOT The coupany.
to.tisi b, It xh;ch "a. de;ern,n.d 10 orx .n,ze
INN ed,a:eiy, coc 2aay to erect q splendid Oh
Feh.s' Tempe. With eaa,tal SOC
, 1870-02-17

SPRINGFIELD, I'll, Feb IL.
The convention ret, LII. HITCHCOCK tn the
FeuIcnl for FuE1au sucraSc, for EtacEttJ ftp-
retentas1ec, feE Ptotecuon II Srs1u shipping and
rEEsoKAL EXPLANATION.
Nj, HAYES, Of Coax, alluded to an Asttcie 10 the
ne Chicago 7in.tA. liz Ind noi himself sua ,ast
the CATHOLIC Church VAS nnt sect He h1d e1-
R5es.td 20 op,E,oa Pre- i9e tGsfc 6ad etsl5
tc WAS yei in doubt whether this convention, up
Ms se nose eppossd % to TIE un:oa q c6ufss mo @
state tna1 h:nte!t. and h. had assued for no such
hing. -
Nj. ABBOTT, Q! Scott, offered resolution that
farming lance adjacent to ctles AnG toEns shall
~, ea ne sna
ac in kood faith 70 coast tnte rars Of aoca cltI.
Mt. SAIpEA. Of s. C:aiE, ooeted . resolution
| he rear en acccuut Of cxosbtsnt Rpp1cpr2uons.
htd Is the Few state House WILL coat Ten snill.ons
Of dollsst a1a = msn! etnss piases ~ re eligible
| fore, 10 AVOID theae tnormona expenditures, tho
capital Of the StA.e be removed 10 aoy other city
s!s!s :1fseat n SAFE noute I'D oiner NEEDED
III. WAsHBrhS, Of NJ ltamsop, o1ered rsso.
| iEtcrls To ;he EJECT that. "FusS Nni&e children
ssoud moi attend colortd puls:c schools uos aha
Color Cd Children attend white PUBIC schools, and
| that eoiolea children be educated II sepA1te
| schools. SecuEt. Thai 60 taxes pad bF oQlofed
people be nsed to educAle white children, and none
pad b. white people Be otci TO ed7eass eolofeu
ctLdEcr. TaIu, That the Committee Oh FlnAace
| report IT article prohibiting The prom scoous ~.
| tendance Of white and negro children At Ene SANE
school. Ard Hlso carrJ tnso effect the rrotie!on .
the rreceedlcE sections tho article 70 BE- suhnatee
etpasatelJ 70 sose Of the rcoplt-" Al xese 70
| lend.
| -. THE LX1ISIAGITX kEroR1.
| Ire convention went Into Comnttsce Of IL
ons,,,cn msee ny ,Mheson Of ksnt 10 tne caalf tn
Nj AtI " 1oe 5osty.tana teet!oa.
INC Amend1sent he offered ytssa5dAy. and with
a!sM ano me crss fool lines OF The section, lelv
L& !ne Ieat 70 aAnd u tho fo<tJ.taarh Hect!oa-
the com nittee n aone future tAy, 10 rtpo.s
| section upon tho subject 4nhsAcod in tne Hne
! | pttndfs*u.
The motion 70 strike oat WI certed
vi. BROWNING, ot Adams, deatred Tho Sa,aa6
, 1870-02-17
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
Contents for February l6.

l-FARM AND 6ARDES: Cooking Feod fer Pig
FaTner og Warren County On Corn Critcfe-
Remark OF the Subject
t-THk DAIRY; Annual Meeting Ct The Northu ue4:.
t1p phryneu. Association 1t Ktno.ha-D1s< =
etnns On Pure Water. Go-hne MIX. A4finS
Cheese-Ratott frun Elxia Dtsstiet-Dllusioa Re-
puGla.ed-Ann1d urasiea-Feedl1s Ca1s-Ds-
cned Coxs-Bowca Prize. &C.
tAGRiCuIICRALD DEPARTMENT: Letter !rura
Conn itsiorrr Css1ou.
f-CTAh: The Railroad Atetaert-The Mormon
Seht1naies-Hssnhon- Godbe, aod Oshefs-rhe
Church ot Zion-
S-rORk1GN GCssIr: Column aad hat ot ia.e:.
estIEs selections.
I'LL EkAkf; Lard an1 L%dy Hyyun-Tsc Article
In thc London Q.arfrTiy Hrries.
.-MEXICU: IT, F.erect Condition, by Ool,re3 EvA
s-WOAAS'S SUFFRAGE: Animal Aextnx II
hpri10tld-An A1uatos hesieE Ct tie seeuc
and .hs Aetofs-Ths Ptee~eainks.
f-TWO VALENTINES: 1hr Tick On Dan Capid.
la-CALtFOkSlA FRUITS: Iaf9ttn1tion f4t Ea.teEa
Readers sod Correspondents.
i1-fULLf MARlafR, IAlL0RESS: BY Rast
TeHy: ! capital story.
13-Tak MUTATION IN FRASCE: - and -.
1z-sktADA: Abe New Nintnx Dass.ct
A-WfSuCklH CHtLDKI.;: 1Les Fate.
f3-ED1IQR1ALs; 1hr C5nttit3tsonA C;Evc1:!5u-
The Pazis Ri7ta-rhe Legal Tender DtetGon-
IeeI.l.t.yc ArportIoun-ut-Tnc ship, toeo.u,,
tive, AEd WaSon-p.fcst o: the Ueu1us BiA-Tha
Etate Observation-Disclosures IN the LuIr.
ls-PkksuNAl- PuLi1ICAL, md AlsoELLA
| l;-coSs1lfu11osA1 CONVENTION: FL,
s3porsi4 Il The 1'ro:eednss.
ls~cosGREssiosAL PROcEED1SGs: Full s,
norsa
| leNnws SUMMARY: Including Pe,.or.l polltlc.
Atset'.aEeooa- The CITY. and several States
WAshitftoa. ke.
| .t-STAjE LEGISLATURES.
sl-MARkRT RLpoRTs: Full Review q the Chiefs
| .MAltetf, La:rss Aaskets, bJ Telegraph, Q! :
/ C1Ea,uesciA. Po.lts,
, 1870-02-17
m eX1CQ.

H41CH OF RKE0LEI1oNSs
CIT or MEXICO, Feb. =, ria HAvASA. Feb. Ia
G<nerA Escoaedo, largely reinforced, faces the
Insurgents os San Luis ro:osL In telegram to
President Jra1cz he declares the situation rtas.
su.trg, but has Jet nade TO ATTACK. the ner.
chants are reeirg from San Luis 10 escape Goa
tlnued txtct:ons and robeer.es.
Gent ri Ser,, IN command Of the government
trooph hAa occupEed Zacatecas-
The revolution IN Puebla continues.
YceatAn mud coAnuAA protest against rcro!u'
ton.
1tis reported that French em!star.es hare &c
csstly fonetted the Instructions At Sau Luis and
elleNhere-
po.t1.o D:2z announces that he VIII take nj
part IN AuJ moyeuen, againl, the government
snd refuses 10 Allow anJ OF tie dIsloyA parties Y
ufe hl1 name.
Ex.Gene1h SuttzerEtz his been foand guilty ol
neason and viii probably be shut.
The eou'ht1n part o! Jaltzeo has pro
rcurced asMns: Jnare1, and u IN a1uA MAJ.
psorulc1Anentoa have been m4te ID A!ehoai
under the leaders Of different parties Tne gen
trA cotd.aon Of the country u depiorAole.
, 1870-02-17
France.
AN KHA OF CItIn.

NEW foHE. Feb. 16.-L2tt Pat11t1n Journals
show that TIE rotcEacty achieved by TfaupmAnn
has produced an epidemic Of crime In Franco.
Following the execution Of the rantin hero was
terrible trsEedy IN the R1c du Fnnhoafg ST. Hon.
Orc Francois, footuau restulng with N. Lonl-
bsEt, formerly French Consul. General In India,
tar1rg QuAHel1ed with hts nisttesA ntW As her
with knife, ard seyertd her heai nearly from
Fer body. The murder WIS committed In the
p1eaencc Of the husband, who is pasalJ1ic,
aud wN uoablo to move from h:a test.
F.arcol4 gave as the motive for the crime
that his uaistress had charged him with
stealing bottle Of wtne, aud getting drunk !.
After h!1 a1feat he took the anAlr yerJ coo!y aud
asked for water TO wash tho blood from his hands.
THREE other French murders a1e reported.
REJECTION OF RATES OF INTEREST.
PARIS Feb. 1t.-The continental banks are gen.
orally reducing their rates Of .rtezelt
oFFKSplSG 1arRNALs.
PAEis. Feb 1s--Seyeu joatn as OF this city have
been tflcla.ly warned this week-
AF0!HER pKXoNsFRATIoN.
1ast evening great crowds Ut people assembled
| a. the Ieunton In the Roe 81. MArtie, at Belle.
vile. 1t wa4 suppressed bF the police without
| ti.ordef.
TIE "X1RSHIILA1sE."
| Still another ptoBecut!on hAs been commenced
against the Ndrs:,l3ise for violation OF the Pres
| law.
| FATHER uTlCISrHH.
rAR17, Feb ls-Father HJactIihe has renalnet
| tilent suce his return to France. II IL asserted
On reliable authority, that he will be sel,cye1 b.
the Pope from tho obligation Of h!s VOWS a.
carnel3te monk, and permitted 10 continue u
holy orders al an ordinary priest
, 1870-02-17
The moe,re .1unic,p1l lsabroElao.

s.f7 ID s1i progressing. Price holds the seal Aad
hi no Present though, Of ytc ING the ONCE With.
cut I struggle. Tue municipal tutld'aEs are
tctest aud forty Ct nore are on dnty 81 The guard.
house. Mayor 4Ttcc opened eo7rt ro-dsy hais N
hour earlier than usual MAYOR HarTpeton eAIe
occupied retired. lie then toot possession
Of the once of the CITY c.est,
and ttgred licenses, permits &c The
II is rrttumtd that Prices right to tast4dic
ton vii Be disputed 1t Il reported that AazE!o9'
tor viii call on she military to Aii hlm
, 1870-02-17
FOREIGN.
The London Press On the
Irish Land Bill.
Stormy Scene In the Spanish
Corte5.
Programme of the Opponents Of
Papal Infallibllity.

TIE LONDON PREss OK TIE IHtsN LAHp BILL
LoSpcn, Feh. la-Tne Telegraph {L'berAl}, fe-
y:eEing tie Debates In the Houss Of Commons
LIST evening on The occHGoc II the Introduction
Of the 1ttan Lard Reform hi, EXPRESSES great
satistscuon With the proceedings Tne wr1tef
thinks The real un!on OF Great Britain and ireland
nay ee dated with lass n1xhL The new bill u 10
peifect that II 10 tnvulte.ahe In all po.nik.
THE YKEIAH PRISONERS
The Standard tcoc1ksy2usn orF1n} urges an IN.
curry into alleged ctueltles pra:used On the
FeElan pI!sorefA
IN FA1IIANKHT.
LONDON. February 1a-Tce uoage Of Common
held bf1et sesAiou to-day. The proceedings were
Gb1npott2nk
NAH1NK DfsAs7KRs.
The Morn 6ccttA Anip R1ys was lost OF the coat
Of Lincolnshire She xns hourd to Boston With
COAL E,ghI lives wefa lost
BARK MAtne. from Now York, W2A deAtfpTed By
Gre II Rotterdam.
rnH WEATHER.
LONDON, Feb. 16-Tne weather TIC psxt week
ha4 been cold throughout Eusops.
TIE NEW TELEahAPn 6y5Tkx
Is hardly completed. Complaints Of delay are atill
nnneroaa- Tue us1at channel for messages haz
been temporarily closed in soIe lns:aoces, an1 10
this city great number OF dispatches nIss tlrst
be forced through pneamauc tuba hair uilc ID
the Post once. before sheJ get on the wtEcs, The
beET:cc, hoNeTer, IL gradually becoming better
aLd better.
SoU1HAHr1os5 Feb lG-Tha stelzclhip uAo1t
htA ar1,ysd.
PLYMOUTH, Feb, 1t-Tne steamship s41onis
from New otltAna fof Hamburg, has put into this
port abort Of coal.
, 1870-02-17
MISSOURI,


ArF0p Echscnss for the Funeral OF
tic Late j ohm j. Hoe. Of sts Louis,
ST. LoCIs. Feb. 1G-At mee,,og o. Charge
at uoon, which VISA largely attended h} mcE.
chants generally. 5ete;:lU1s exoetls!re OF great
tot1ow .: The death Of Joan J. Roc, were 1oan.
imnur3F adopted. Several speeches were made,
highly en- Of !hlc Ut the deceased. The e1:nAEKe
VII! he ciustd Tomorrow to allow memoczs 10
attend The funeral
St. Lor,s, Fen lG-M1Jor Coie VII issue
rioc:ama'ion ID the no1ntuS, requesting lat al
bu1iness be Suspended t0-moyfo< alter IL a Clock,
in retpect 10 the memory Of John J. Roe, Th9se
funf "a! will take place a. that hour.
The Br.!se Company, SAFE BANK. Bo,sd OF tn.
dtTwr.teGs, S'Ate Sivtuzs Association, and vsr,-
cnnnerir1 na.sed .t,s,a 1s.n3u,nc! M an 81,
aIIeud tie ER1eral, NJ d.sin has Occurred u the
city for :oug time tha: has a.ttsc:ci auca gene,
u. attention, OF can:e1 such uniEerla! regret.
, 1870-02-17
E&AlY,

TIE HCCARSicAL C1CScI.
ROME, Feb. 16-Another session OF the Ecune-
n!cal Council was held yesterday. StI Of the
Fatherz took part ii the discussion. 1t was az
nonrced to the courc1 TINT tho Dnhopl Of Ant
Vefp. Mechlin and Sale1no had EecelTed the title
OF Prtnate.
Eight Blssops have sccelvod permission to re-
turn to their dioceles.
PROGRAMME Of The oFIuKKxrs Hr TTK 1NF1IiI.
BHITY pOGxA.
NEw YORK, Feh. Is,
4 letter dated Rome, January 3, SAYS Il IL Ger
tain that IN the eyent Of the inla!llhu!ty dogma
bei1g broughs On for discussion, AID III becoming
probable that 1t wi! be carried, the Galsn party,
headed By Parts and Orleans, forty seven Hupga-
E,ans ard Aasts1.ns and many o:he1 Bishops, will
lease the Council This has been resolved on a
the mtder coutBe, secession In thst state being
protest, whereas l1kc secession after the actual
division would be 4 4cht4n,