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4 ye8r age, Ii failing health, atd feeling the
recetklty Of rome rest from professional laDors,
Nj. Stanton MAS compelled - ask loan !rom a
personal friend. 4 clt1en Of CleTeand, leafu!rg
the thcs BY acctde' FASTENED to send toe Secfe.
tary enec1 for 33 COO, begging it, acceptance ~
4 ARK OF bis esteem and gratitude TOR the great
services he haa rrrd.red tpe couatTy. As soo1
a. te had recovered san1cteEuy, Mr. Stanton
made the folio Nir reply:
WASHINGTON CITY, jan. -. 1869.
Mt DEAR FRIEND: Eezres 10 learn By MI. ia
Do.e, received this morning. that your Illness,
meIttored y NJ eontlHue1 to ~ Ct 5o7-
Hy Own serete ntS position has delsyed tue Rfate-
ful Acknowledgement OF 5our uptxRlpled and Gts-
Interested 6Eore.s TO one who hsd no cain upou
your ctr.cns' generosity. It surprised me beyond
measure, "a tn uF1t xnd only usc1cal appfecta.
t on, among q ADJ tbo1a2ud verbal aud sincere
worrs OF a6tc'1onate 1e-pect hare received.
Bot, ny ttat fneDd. catnos lufier eEeu Jcut
Iii dt ess to hare tue tofn Jon des1e Seter fich
mar, but tnilinX for livelihood IRON chudooQd-
Tee tlcett Of family Of o1ph1u chll1sen, with
msDJ heavy burdens q duty upon me, ProY-
ldE1 &C hxa nlWaJ8 enabled me 10 Htn
support for m1te1f and those dependent upqn nae.
without peng eorro yer OF owing sn} debt, For
thu chance Of restoring nv health, hy q fea
MortnA' rrst from laeor, my application WAS nade
to Ar. - al It would nave been made to q
brother 1o1r tiudress AID respect developed
IN tuts III e1AEp,ed manner and by ntc1oeat ar.
fo1ds me uote Joy than co.ia gosu snd silver even
for the purpose Of my present wants. But one
tnlrg nole u needed. Wills Your ge1oroul
, 1870-01-11


sn't. smk u.1elnaIea II mlaniaet IN Londoa beer
Gss..' auu ,as a.. Snos - aesao11nx tae eo!:ee.
>.,,- - - sesepA L. common aaa aenhlte4{ oe+
ru.o.. w xscspt toe pionered Efes'oency ofths
s, " Nes"t'les tenu's Is n's bdslnets
SeIeMn ~ tue9 taas nc oaaao' "ltn honor
"11 n,s.a lei.s4se non thcm.
w. p.tsse "ne.ecen'y tnatFea fTanoo Charles
o.a@ y. ~ tpe fsiuceA4 oe "le7 y tnrea NJ
s.,es.,. suea ~ eu'pensou because ne neglected to
supu!Ate IL "nat 1els'oa tne children that may
IN. uuio Haau po o3ooVns up Ine fr1nca - I
eauo,ae ana NJ WE f1otestant-
a .e"et run Home saya: "Senasor Dixon and
n1e tamny attlseu nele nearly tuonth ago, aad
ue ~ u'o.ssoy in'saiea lof rue winter In pal
nAAo aooas a. ai9e a Enc wnoie 5tata OF Con-
hecueoL ..-...-. .....-
NeM'ou. tue FRENCH surgeon sehh!oF, proposes
aex,ala'e enae1meas 70 MAKE fattsan doctors
ses W. y! oeo "nen tasJ a.e sent 1of a. n'gas oy
c4sual patents. Al present II appears that
pu,sss.sns .. .aa1 Guy conmon'5 se1ase TO iose
ngnt 'ea. ~ ~. e4cep. t0eH lesoiaf paueatA
om os'ousa o.ket eetH. 70 % placed IN uJlax
poslI'ou' LUG eu"aa anu tos hoealse naTe ootn
ostu eou'clin4 p'"ets aaa au!noHaes upon nlm
, 1870-01-11
PERSONAL,


The Rev Pnebe 4. uanaford is wrtllng LHe Of
George Peabody.
Maurice Sand Is Gaming to New York To write
letters tor tue pa1ls l4esse.
The monument oIes the late Marquis Of uast-
irRs u nsnre Of Hope cllug1ug 10 cross. Hope
has the Matquls' wiie'a fea1ure4
OrAugts grown IN the Florida plantation OF
MIL Harriet Beecner stowe" ase for aa,e IN Mont
gomefy, Ala
Admiral D2nlgren ma for bis Goa. OF arms On
his carriage panel two Dah!Gren guns, Telescope,
au hrchor, md a tu1led tas, with The moito,
"Quo11rn 14ars jut."
Prl1ce Arthu1 1eodyod BY cable from London,
on New Years Eve, hearty wishes fn1 Happy
New Tear from those he leit behind him when
he came across the sea.
Meel1s. Cla,k. West Co., OF New Tork, I'm
po1teyz Of foreign cloths, fAve suspended. Mr..
Clark taJs he u confident Of his ultimate ahsti'y
to Iesume and ray every dollar Of hlS Liabilities,
amoul ut e to rome $500. .0oo-
Il seens, n 10 Dickens new story. that Nj. C.
4. Collins u 70 furnish the des!gn fox tho cover
merely, and thss Phi1" does tho general Ulus-
ttAi}on1
Lord William Berexford has guecesded In get.
lnx mulcssd IN the suul OF GTe pounds Tor crcs-
, 1870-01-11

Message OF Governor HowAo.

Governor Bowie gives the condition OF the st.ts
dnalces. as folo*s: "rhe totaI recetu;a Tor ~ .
1scd ~ 'sas 81 e stdfg the STU Of september last wero
Treasury on the s0tn Of September. 1s6s -x.sa
Ef:e!-nakes the total aggse9a:a Vi iae nscai 1esr
<3.4s4,esl ". me total dAD1fseGent4 t0r iha
saat ysas ere s. ,3D1 Is, leaving fematudar
iD The Trt asu1J sep!enoet 30, 1863, Of fH5s.1oiA
me asgIt gate dens Of the Sta>e Ior vn1cn inter
esl ~ 1e g s ereg1asd vera Oh the sosn Of Sep
.,sn - n eonIeSsion With tue subject OF education
th1ooehont the state. tue 1act occurs 10 nv
co ored ireeamen Tar who.e eaucatan pn q
laslSe pfoElslun has Jet bteo made. II at q ps-
f,po, ~ aiate oE remote, they arc TO heeons
weu not ecuru pulley dictate suca edicst,on ~
ne co'oItd population a. wouId prepare 1nsM IN
e. tltzenF. to judge for ihes eiFes Of the pronar
WorsiDga q! our p0.'tcal s,stekn, a1u not be m1s.
hd BY re cfa1ts aLd c.auo1s Of designing and
euloted peop.e Of the State would have nena,
nca! effect III EeLder!ng them more val
naoe u y N any Position they msy be destined -
more F1ffous AID proy!denL and better ucmherx
OF tee coun ulify IN which they I've. It i uot
ptopoted 10 Edd TO the burdens OF ra1asion for
the purpose Of tduca:lsR 7 the coiored Population.
Lor 70 suggest that col oted chi drer be a1Tn,ttaG
ITO the schools with the whites; hut tna. tne
A1ts wt,eh are paid hy this co.aIed tar payers for
the co.oftt chldEeDt and that educational factlt.
tlea &c GxteEded to This clasa Of our population
arc euch encoursReEent kiyen AZ Will show that
pfctpeIlty-" al"
~ 19e Governor argues at great length against
Hns 70 fIteeata Amendment, aud OF course opposes
On the subject Of compensation for enspc,p,,ea
6laFes ne eass: That tue State OF Ma1J Iard 1a1
lobt. aEd the stIo0gear, Claim upon tho JnttetI
states for the yaiue Of her enauc!pated siaves
Il tIe san M be 20 equ.tah doubt; and submit thit
c!s,m lor Jour act,on. as required 20 !e.s b. :
sense OF tnstice than from tue necessities nf 4
!atge portion OF our c,ttze1s. who, II yielding uo
this property 70 the nantate OF the S:a;e, made II
aeeprdat ce with the tuyllaton OF the Prssijent
70 Cons q The Unit ed Ssate', subjected tn.-
telses 10 imu edtate ruin No argument il pecet-
sary to suts'at tnte ihls claim. it mty bo tnat
me ptesent cordltlon Of national chances vii
1ot Justify the PAL uent, or the present teon
per Of the Cor gress Of the United States pul Tot
COZ sanction tie acsnos s1edGnept az thts inIt
claiE, INT itis none the ,ess Jour duty and tnlus
10 eonnoce 70 assert It, to the end tuat ultimate
justice nay be doue The people OF the Ssa,e Vno
nave 80 largely suffered from inis csu.e. | can
nos nope 1or any immediate RELIEF, but DO enter.
taln the hope that IN tine the amplest ju5tlca WIN
be ACCRUED NJ, aLd therefore l sug9est, a. preS.
sent, merely the passage Ct resolutions respect.
iullJ. but firmly. demanding compensation 4: tne
earliest date thAt the extpeucea ar the NstinnsI
Treasury viii al1o1.''
, 1870-01-11

tr,epdshp B1lt he cherished amouG the most piaas.
ant events or ny l,le, with the rene oraucs 81 o.
Jour dIs,nfeEetted cont1,butfon to the enk ~ ~
Jour own tuat1luR, ret ! must beg yoa 70 tAka
my note at twelve month! for tho amount,
Rbfch I hare forwarded WILL tnis y
Nj. tor delivery. II my ME- c1
spared and healEn cred, ! hcpe 10 nnu
no trouble in making payu ems cut OF the cams ot
MI ptuftsstorL il ny iine has coMe, or Em
caikd Htttc the debt is outstaEntug, my cststa
viii saye enough to pay Il AND, my dear frtend,
,hts af1 tn no degree dlMtut.h she o6Egatton fm-
ever to charge or fade ffou ny neaHr.
Nj health inllnved for !ome iiue from the
Of tn res,osa fou but recent exposure IN crossing
he nounta.rs and professional laoor as Wneei-
Ipx. nat occaSlot Cd znme trouble, from which l
am now recovering. 1hope, my dear friend, that
you and those who lore JON naT soon re}ossc a.
The restcraton Of your htalth, and aTorG Them
all o heart Will be Mere t1ncefe!T Rlad IMAM
nine. EDWIN u. STANTON.
ESQ.,, C!eve1und, q.
, 1870-01-11
MAINE
Governor Cha m berlain,s 1naueura1
Address.

A0dF1NR
coro-,o, o,.,,u ACGCsTA. Jan
nUastIof GnaM oesAM Vas EauGutated lat
,r,r rreA LE' Al Tue otote omcei5 aho . large
otIop a. ~ I<ens Ina ,,se,psn mstH psssenH 11e GOV
a-s.' mad 1s..reG ts,hsa ~ i, " ats ea
psn pans9 F..ae Tt - 80 nsnoty o.
the nast sear hare heen 1eso sit n ~ @ @auslcS
tt1,,a5e $50 "a e ~ Tna ~. @ aa1 oIt eI-
ns:G ss:Im trnv,nu haiarsa elsn ~ s. 9ens 70
t1ur Esr DEBT II Il go 10 ~ 49, tas+toos:
provided iCr By slns;na 171c n ~ y
sfts1Ex nom the tax OF three fourtnS of a r., ~
the dLlar by the Varauon OF 1861 S5,o 001 ~ Inv.
debt, hlch comes due in 1870. The sinStne fsnn
alread5 amounts to ss7a sa0- Our whole puoiic
deb, including civil AID var deot and mnntcfpai
reinburtemt n ioan Is IS, I'D sd. Tne rernspT.
able ieature OF our nnance tn,s yer is the assumo
ton BY the Stale OF portion Of the war exponera
ct to1Dk This Ia made at the rate or 9iu0 Ia.
every three Jea.b' man furnished Ths sun found
oueD r. los lsa-as- 1t nu5r be borne In mInd
wasted and lost It her.'asa Of huno1 an1 =
, 1870-01-11

At the organization Of the new city gov
ernnent Of Philadelphia, the President Of
the Common Council, General Wagner,
called attention To tho fact thLt the debt Of
that city Was annually increasing through
the great 1axity in the collection OF taxea.
The Council make the annual levy, but Is
per cent of the taxes are not collected, and
the deficiency has to be supplied by loan
Moreover, they hare no special assessments
he refers to the system Of collections in
Chicago and New York, and advises that
the remedy Of disraint be adopted in
Philadelphia. It seens that there is no
such power now in the city government.
He also calls attention to the fect TINT per-
sonal propetty, particularly invested capi-
tai, is not taxed, and advises that the Leg
islatu1e be asked to remedy that defect.
He gives the following figures for the levy
for 1869 in the cities numed:
, 1870-01-11

The FnshtenabIe Skating Suits. and
What FheT Cost

The newest fasnaona Ia c.othtpR for skaters, an d
the pitcEs OF kplIE for men and women, are given
IN tha last number Of Harper b Ba<ar, from When
we COPY.
"Skauug tufts arc made In trim. taunty fashion,
With a snort poskA basque and stbRae skirt ouIte
bekt style Tor plump, so1rd ngurea. a loose
doure breasted Jacket Ia worn bI slender persons
the lad,ss add an upper skirt, plainly msae aud
1tal are w0r1 broad, but do rot mest vita favor
hele- Le9g1reg, shaped to nt rho ca.f OF tue ltY.
are worn uy LADY s1Ate1e, and BY youp9 RtIis
whose tk11r4 are made verJ Aturt
''hea>J Ergl!ah corduroy, Ike Ribbed vel.
veteeo, meets MI the reQurementa OF etatet 10
\ 1utL 1t u thick and Whrm, yar ls purely cot.
, 1870-01-11

John was the entire name Of colored candidate
for District CseTt Al Corsicana, Texas, a. the 10.
cent election.
The MlTaEee Sfntinel having cr!lciaed Senator
Carpenters Cuban tptech, he requested them 70
aet their readers right BY printing his SPEECH en-
tire. They d.d 90, and charged the Senator Sas5
for the job.
TIE delegates to the New Uaupsnre Democrat
ic State Convention Iefused to hear the euiogy OF
tue late eI.PresidenL E1etce, which one Of their
uuroer attempted 70 deliver, because they were
aux,ous to return to their homes, and feared they
snould HISS the last tfalng.
, 1870-01-11

The sureties Of Sheriff Fischer met yes
terday, and, after consultation with the
chief Deputy, Mr. Bradley, decided not to
ask the Court to release them from their
bond There being no positive proof that
Fischer has absoouded, and his bondsmen
being satisfied with the administration at
the Office, it is probable that no special
election will be held. Mr.. Fischetts term Of
Office expires next fall.
, 1870-01-11
Industrial Condition OF Cnllfofufh.

From fhe San FFaAc1Aco tkd, JGn.5.
Our farmer ft1eIds Gao do ns iavor by seod!ng
eespss OF neztnt branches IN winch sa.y have
hai experience. Ho~ much does 1t cost 10 grow
AID nAlket wheat, bare huckw1eat naIseed,
ens, Woo and 70 on through t1e Isl Of agncui-
tura1 4Lf horticultural products: :: PTo:eE Il ~
aReHent Ct business requires careful calculation
ard study Of al ihe ltemS OF e1pel Re, mud euch
Information a. re Solicit eyerJ farmer rhou.d
have. There are great dlyer-fses in conseque LEG
q otss1 q se 70 nsfss
joaquin VALLEY, 1t a1.y AL the plowihg Ii doue
WITH four. ire OF Elk plows u "a SIDE bg s.dr,
30 tea fhe cost u lot ose-tn1rd a. much per acre
As in billy and clay soils, where atugle plow
uust he rsed - -
Several wetks sso We p1hlshed Au estlua:e OF
the Paradise rtg.ou. as follows: P4oattg, SIS;
seed, 70 cents; sowing and narrowing. IS cents;
ret bu.heD, $l.0s; total, = So. The CoutrA Cosso
tfasetx adults Ibat the expense. are EerY lRht in
Paradise, tut con pla,1s 11a: euch = statement
Eight be uDuerbtood an1oad as applying 70 tue
stzte generally, and ot1ers tne foioSinR estimate
OF the Average e1peINe: Pow't 6. setd. sowing.
haHoE1ng, and en:ung. ts 20; ren -; taleihlng
storage, s. 80; ,oa 3ld 20 Tor - bushels. or sL:s
pr lco pounoh' The rent fer #htat land Ia rue
best districts near SAP F1anc!*co Bay 10 - and =
per acre, implying tha1 the gross Average yield
varies from 10 10 20 bushelA =.
At "a ueesiEE Of the Faruefs' Cub Of Santa
Cruz, reported IN tue stnttn<1 NJ. patp. Nno
len IEchks ctep fer sever Al Jears hs hsd gat hta
land SO light that be Can oH pl0W at sny ume,
WhtreAA II <as 50 fesry that 10 tte conntlce-
nent be had much d1f1culfy In breaking 1t when
thoroughly soaked. By plowipG from parallel
c1tcbes NIT feet apart he had Converted his land
ibto SUGGESTION Of tlDpes, from wncn t1a water
runs oE speedily, AID Win rue atststance OF inc
drslIsKe and deep p!oNfng he gets four tous Of
cctest nay 10 the acre
The 10. er 1ske Rutktin says:
Although dRiE11EK ls the ne-t p35!1R buSnesa
in tie ct uL'r!, tie farmers generally esche~ 1T
AId prefer TO rni. thelf nfteeu or tHeuy pusa-la
Of grain to the acre, Atd pay cut tW0t1lfds OF It
to gel the othtr thru 70 uJaIkes-"
A b:l has been introduced n the Leg1Llatu1a 10
pay nyr ceIis fos estrJ tqairse and ten cents for
esets gopher killed fn Contra Costa and Alameda
Counties. the money to be rsi.ed by special coon-
- tex. The CoutEa Gotta Ga-ette ea3s:
"1t would be yeFy dInculs 20 1ako my appro-
pf1ate eltu ate Of the anrutl wAstc caused IN ouf
County A'o1 eJ thete dtpre"stpur. 70 SAY uoshit8
ot thcusands Of doll1r5 annually paid for polson+
AND the lAocl devoted 10 serving Il ou'- 1slsq7to
Al1e, boweses 10 bAy tndt II 10 Al kse ECU 70 10
per cenI Of tho 4ucunt Ieal1.d tiom aales II
ETAn, and It u dcuoSful II less Inan QIsrcr OF Z
nll1lon dollars u1li tn whoe annual loss to
Which TIE squirrels subject rR n
6one Ct the allk3 nofe from the PODS Of the
Wild Californian milx weed. ssnt ny Mt. Gulet, Of
Nevada, to Lyons, has neeu tned thelo ana foaod
70 b too aholt 10 oe of any value. He Is cula-
, 1870-01-11
EXPENSES OF TIE GOVERN
MEET.
Estimates for the Next Fiscal Year

Estimates for the Next EIacnl fenrs
EdAhincsoa tJan- q Eo77esponjtnes Of the !HraD
ft7k Journal n Commerce.
The aune1ed Is a carefully prepared table show
ip2 the estimated Amount thst MIL be required to
carry on the government during the t4cal Jeaf
matea and actual a appropriations OF last year. vs.
ftous comments h8ve been matte upou the fact
that the aIroutt Hreasly exceeds the eAnmotes for
Ia4t year. There aie good reasoua for oeleelng
that the amount will be cut down IN the actual
appropriations bt1oH $500, ,0o0, 900. Here arc the
onlcal DguIe8:
, 1870-01-11

Thefe are Norwicns Oldest Inhabitants: Reclin-
u freeman, IN her 1osta ,ear: Tnoloa1 Wnaen.
and MIL E,1abeth Lee tmothes Of B1snop Lea, II
uelaNalel In her qalh year.
, 1870-01-11

GQIRlAIJ- ....,.l
It appears also that the State Attorneys
name was ntlhched to tho papers asking
the pardon of one for9er, three 1obbo1s,
five burglars, seven thieves, and one con-
vic. for mana1aughter. Al these parsons
had been indicted and prosecuted to con-
yiction by this officer, and he knew the his
tory Of their casea.
Who are these objects Of official clem-
cncy? Three belonging to that numerous
profession who provl around To Streets at
night, and who use the slung-ahot 20 dis
nble their victims, and then rob
them. Five other gentlemen belong
to the equally numerona profession who
invade our dwellings at night, and, pre-
pared with pistol, knife, slung-shot, and
cbIo1cform to disable anyone who may be
awake, rub tho huuse Of al the money and
other Talu&blea- Seven others OF that In
aust1ious population who pick pockets and
zeal, take and carry away whatever they
can lay their hands on To mike the re-
1aase Of these complete, of cou1se it Was an
easy thing to give freedom to the men
entity of. rape, and Of incest, and of the
tryial offence Of killing human being.
Though there are Always in Chicago
q large gang Of professional roboets
md burglars, it is very difficult to eon~
vict them. They always, BY violence, 80
, 1870-01-11

In TEE TRIBUNE Of Monday wAs Published
q list Of swenty-eight pardons granted by
Governor Palmer during the past year, and
also the names Of the persons upon whose
petition the pardons were granted. The
list hea, undoubtedly, atttncted attention.
The pardous were granted for the follow
5pc erirlea
, 1870-01-11
TIE NORTHWEST.


Nj. aud Mrs. s. I. Glars celehra.ed their silver
Wedding at Rockford, Dec. so.
The Poor House Of 10 Davle5a County, at East
Galeus, was ourued On the stn- Loas, s1s 900; IL
An1anee, 5,G00.
IOWA
TWO banking house8 In al Iowa town arc said
" to put on city Mrs" because they announce
ihe!I bus1Leza nours to bs from q. N. to .. N.
A nlnlster at WiLiertet stated tn q recent ser.
Eon that The Bto,e. vas the nest Important
wo1k that had set been Published In the Unlted
States
Miss Fannie Lyonq. OF kansasC!ty, adVettsea
heraelf 81 + Notary Pab lc.
OHIO.
A ClEclnpatt vBgrant made himself very IN.
Pleasant By dying IN stteet car Oh Scw Years
Day.
At.Co,umeus, the other day, aeyeral young ladies
refused to be baptized after colo,ed man had
been let CO oKn TITO tae font BY the pAs.or.
THE IERRlTOEIEA
"Great heavenB!" said ballroom bully ol
Denver CITY, Who shot q stranger for tcclpIug
10 take a drlnk With hin, +" Crest heavens, an
Fever to come 10 Denver without being obltgei to
ILL aoEebodJ"
, 1870-01-11

G,aua total scsl Az ssasll lstAae $50
Here arc the remarkable features OF the dInes-
ence between these es:1Entea and the amounts
appropriated last year: ... .-.
GIVE. KsTApI1sHXEST.
, 1870-01-11

4Moun!
Of E1[.


:. .t4t4 lss, ,s7ats 1854 s57is 7,s;5 %
-. t2s. slE', go! -, ,o72.o4s 21,sa3. .39s
-! 145, Jig, s4o S1.4s6.0soi 4 9a',os
isI ii gil 's'i'l4s s@ ! 'SoS o!t3 .oSS ss,S
, 1870-01-11

Tie Fot1 1mastef GttCTalp alice s1bMlt'lp3 his
e't'matet has sent letter 10 tie Committee on
Appropriateness, eAtit That his es.tnaIta were
~IcpF, tHat the amount fur estlma:ek required Ia
excess Of rostsl leteLues wRs eta'ed az sl, ,1Ue.-
S7voo.oeo elIoreously 1rse1ted, which Sill make
the appropriation required for tlis year 81, 7De
l2t.5l, tr Lear two moCs 1esg OF an Excess OF
feftpufs than Was appropriated last year. And
this didsreIce lust be deducted from the graud
lo1sl CT al aprropriat!o1s.
DkF1CIkNCrE9,
TIE amount Appropriated ,ast yeas to meet de-
hc!etc:es for tie 1sca1 year 1865 60 aud 52l
l"1.s Some Of that mnpeT IL yet on haba, bat
appropriated for tGat purpose, The following
Rung are asked:
, 1870-01-11
FUNERAL OF J. F. HElTKAMP,
4 LnrEc Crowd Mt the Church-The
Dream Not kcntIzcd.

From the St Leuf. Democrat, Jan. &
Yesterday the Morssl 1ern'pl OF Joseph F..
nsts..p we're coIs,Cned 10 rae tomb IN Calvary
Cemetery. Many iRnosant pcssoEs. hayink heard
OF Inc sl1 Sulsf Or. sn realed B., Mt. ueltkAtrp q
few day. b: ftte his ceath, cot rfentit beloved
that whsE taken 70 the cnntcn be wonid rise from
the deBd ard fIiRhten t.eM all away. II WIS LOT
strange, therefore, TO tEd % uLnslal number OF
spectators at the church. We Eorced. however,
that Eost Of tie cIoHd Htooo near tee door, -
thst they would be ab;e TO get good start Ia the
Ii O'Clock the CONN was placed in ths hearss
at the residence, On Fvnrih near LodbAld euett.
The pail.beasefs were MeEsrs. Henri Griefan-
neTmap, 9. B'eIus6. il. bot ]. g. T,eme5er, j.
Be1msp. The hea1ss: followed b! about twenty
lloug line OF carriages; noved sIss.I up
Fourth i,.1S s,res' dgwn rlu. and d, rCs T9t1d t9
1es cSaieh e. s. Ma15 ensnet Of Ia.fa - aha
Catholic fa1n we're Performed Tue CT. "a had
ALREADY assembled. Many we're TOO iia,ld 70 vea-
tu1e .nlo the church, aId stood Oh the Sidewalk,
patiently WaitiEg to see the congregation rash
pellEei into the ttreet, frantic vita lerror. They
were dtappo1ltsd. howtyer: Tns coma was
WITH stlrer, and TOO strongly p1t to.etner to be
days It a co1naro,e tta1c, witt ont t4st,ng food.
MF, George VI. She TICK Eaa the QptertakerFAIu
At leatt 1ttE carriages were IN site. .datce-
The ral!-.earet6 bore the 1EQ1a1nS toto the
ena.c ~ sna H. , es1a nas ~ psstd 10 troato1 ne
was sad By Father Nulrelsen, and sno:t ser
non was preached 10 the core!eeation On the
uncertainty Of lie, It'd the fesurrecslo1-
At The close o1 tie cetec1u.ea the cot1u WAS
lifted Dp b! the pail teafers. and sio @y conveyed
TO the heatse. AS thes uosed along Tue aisle To-
ward tie door, Luneer Of perso.B rushed
cut, while oth+fa enud1eEed IN awe and
cread that tho bodT would bI1.t the Ids Of the
CONN and I'se mp before tneu. The peEsrittoas
we're greatly Disappointed At Dot seeing the e1-
Eecttt miracle. aud komc declsEed iEat II the
cotfln lad Let been 70 sizops1t drtan ul 1he de.
ceated Tonid have beLe te4lszeo- Sotalrg uLusuA
occurred on The wtI 10 Inc cemetery. and the
mcuIEeT1 ard their frtGas te'uTur4 from tha
tending the death of ibe old Al @il1 a13Id sub-
}ect Tor CONVERSATION for MANY day 10 coule, and
many opinions Hl1l be expressed IN relation there
10. Qe, however, reItB In pexce-
, 1870-01-11
CHICAGO BEEF,

The closing prices of beef cattle at the
Stock Yards, on Thursday last, are thus
stated in the reports of tho days transao-
tions
j. E1tra Beeves. 9s-Go
3. Choice Deeyet-F1Le, fat well
formed, 10 5year old sseeig, and
Averaging from !, 800 to !, $50 u.s. .... 7,213T5Q
s. Prime Beeyea-G Good, well fatted.
finely formed Ateerg, averaging 1,1bo
70 LEO ..:.:-..-.......:.:....... 6aS9r0o
4. Fair Gfades-Fair eteers,t tn fRlf nesh,
asersglng 1861 70 1900 hs.....-..... asos6oo
g. Medium ClR7s-Aedluu tteets aud
good CO rs for city slaughter, ayetxg-
iDz 900 to loo rs. ns..--....--:.--...... 4cosaoo
6. Stock Cat1le-Common cattle in de.
cent de+h, averaging $40 to l,O:O u.s.. 4.00a4 Is
I. 1rIenoY-Lfght nEd thin caEs and
staaYp ph1a7 *
, 1870-01-11

FllfflllnS treA-
1iep,..- ........
C., nEtsst0n Ct
ters.......-.-.-
lnci<let tai eI
Etet R.....-...
Niiet.1t.ufouP..
EoLtttssus cI
wbtea.. .....+.
lItCleet Oh trust!
fund ktctk.....'
, 1870-01-11

Essiaat42 i<pproPria'd EreasseF
fW fasu-sLt tfoT 1569-sV ssiaa:tt.
4. .natr..--....~. 10 Ga6sIsos e7f1so soe Hiscl %
Hcnfe OF Rere. =. 1o0I,7A col l,sS5aN Q lM3Ap
, 1870-01-11

A@0SJ
{Ab,ut $50, 1W,t
vice. LsBr year I
but there belt r
ance IN naEd, tbs
that Euca.1
, 1870-01-11

The Secretary OF the Navy accounts for this
large estimate By stating that the small amount
Appropriated last ear compelled the abandon.
MkLttf Uany repairs and mnca work that a1cu,d
by al, meara baye tecu doee. The proposed ia
creaae OF the naval force from $, 800 to 10000 men
Eales much laIger appropriation for equipment
auu recruiting necessary. He prou,seS rigid
ecoEouy.