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NEWS OF THE NyEEK.

UEEIlN.
A ministerial c.i-.s is thresteuel in Aus
tril-TaePamc a5.aet in spain has r.s gnel,
ana p new one is forming The murler by
Prince Pierre Bone.p, rte Of Victor Noir, friend
Of one Of the elitors Of the .Ei-saul1isc. inv.
ted by him to a duel, has created much excite
mcnt in Paris HIS q neral on Welaesll5 was
attended by 10000 persons, Who cheercl a
republic aai made es- q more violent demon
STATIONS. It is thought that the impefia. bsyo-
mes alone prevented scr Gus troubles.-B.cs-
fort has b5ea arraigael in the corps Legslatif
fer crititisiug tie Emperor TOO freeIy.-The
new French Ministerial programme includes the
abolition q the law Of General SAFETY, the re-
iuo,ion OF the army, and greater freedom of
the prcs-.--Tla pai ty Of the Left deunuIed
tae arraiEameut Of arou Haussmaun. An
nes.y has been granted 20 Mn. Leira Roilin and
Ttaldi.-Fe4rso Of coup d'etat are revived
in Spain. The Cortes Is shout to raassemtie.
Io,rr.
The telegraph strike continues, with no pros
poets Of q speedy co promise The Legsls-
lures Of scyer, States organized this week. The
Republicans have elected the officers gene. ally.
Ia Ohio "a m;xei o-ztr5 cation was eIeo'eL The
Georgia Legislature d met in Obedience 10
Gov Bullock pro,Ia,n non and has effected an
orcaniz ,tiou.-Cou-,5 l-ons. conventions. al,
in session il Teanes-.e ani o. IG.nois--ILe
New Workers are afe si.! milk dealers
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HORACE GREELEY oy FARNxd.-Mr Greeley
proposes to write a series % essays on Farming,
to be published each week during 1870. in TnE
TRIBUNE. The essays will appear in the Daily,
Semi-Weekly and Weekly editions Of The TRI-
BUNE He means 10 demonstrate that Agr-
culture in the future is certain to be very differ
ent form wha; j, has been in the past, and hopes
to emboly words Of cheer as well as hints for
guidance 10 the future farmers Of our country.
THE WEEKLY TRTBuNE Of Jan. contained tie
first essay. dlSwlt
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RRO0KLY6 LIFE
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VETERANS JNIoN oF y. 1.-THE Fifth An
uual Meeting Of the veterans Union Of New
Hampshire was held in Concord on the 9Th
Sixty member. we're iu attendance The officers
elected were President, Brig. Aaron F. Stevens,
Of Nashua Weep ST {, Brighten Michael
T. Douaboe, Of Concord; Secretary. Capt !
Ware Bauerfsi. of Concord Treasurer, Major
Henry Mcfarland, of Concord and al Ezecu-
tive committee Of five.
The subject " substituting banquet for she
annual bali, az future meetings, was discussed
Gen S.e7ens moved thar dancing be dispensed
with others advocated good dinners ,al Ian
cling Co., L;yerm0re in.tucel the good times
wa.h officers ia other States had without dam
cir. Gen. Stevens motion 90 dispense with
dancing was finally i.atei. Among the honor
a-y members elected. were: Col. Samuel 3 Pin
guy ,t Hlr.srI. VS. -e. N.T.h.T.r ay e
Eltmi. w.. Co.. Step a. Pngrey of Hart
FORT, Vt The msa-e g ,a lauueI NATL two
0'-' ,s 80 hear on ado 'oL Nh-ioek
G. ea-.. .t Rutland. n. A-lz.e'> address
Was ca-s-e be- style anna p... i- Fiction. spoken
e.t. tine voice aul graceful. gesture Hetlow-
ei Dr. a- Cd. Nev Hampshire being FIRST u
Jne Walt .t -he PCS. luton down through The way
81 tas rebel .u. ari reviewed the glorious rcel-I
t0- which aa tllasej bis Gonzales now present
he then e.a-. .-.l Che FRUITS " ,Hr WAY aud t.e
civil duties .s...aH- OBJ the returned soldiers
II was l.. ilry o. the american government 90
promote .Gtifr AMI protect lbs lgmh.e~- .IH-
.c..-- As cons Tered tle question af Chinese iu-
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10 o'c.o,G--D.>su--.5n ou y,ri,,s ,.....,. -..
lltinz to the management Of Farm p,i-i.s 80,
10 deodorizng and cooling milk Cbess. ~
u- the construction and ventilation Of nil,
room. she manner Of setting milk cream, ..
tae time whc1 muk SHOULD be skimued .bo1,i
cream be permitted 70 sour before being churuei
on shifting and packing batter 90 salt on but.
Ter packages ali cheese packages and On any
other subject pertaining 70 the general objects Of
tae Association.
2oclosk-A Report and discussion on Mar
sstiug Dairy Products, to be opened by Hon d
J. Royce. Of ST. Adams
o'c!oos-Hou. Henry Lane, of Cornwall, will
read paper on the Cultivation OF the Sugar
Beet for stock Feeding, So he followed by dis
clssions
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sT ALBANs ITEMS.

s15,as Butter Market, Jan. ll--ship-
neut go tubs prices ranging ir0 d . Genus To
.,ats. ruling at 81.
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GeQal Autifes.
MARYPArrRIpeE,s nsrArE.

-Hahh IA I EiDS = = - = r.
VI hi'HoNi' learned IN IN pHe estate Ss Of
DISTRICT OF cHrrrESDFS. S. NaIy Pattrid late Of
south burlington, in said District, deceased.
6HEilfSG
AT Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and Tor the District Of Chittenden, the sth day
OF Jan, A. ID. 1870, an Instrument, purportnE to
be the last Will and Testament Of Marv Partridge,
late Of South Burlington in said District decreased
was presented 10 the Court aforesaid, for Probate
aud II il ordered by said Court that the -;h day Of
February, A. D. 1870 at the Probate Court Rooms
in said Burlington, be assig ct f'r proving said
Instr smeut; and that notice tne,eC Pc -rra O. al
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press
a newspaper printed at said Burlington, eyous
TO the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court at the time and place aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said will, hHou have
cause.
Given under my hand At Burlington. IN SOLD Dis
trict, this Ia day OF January, A. y. i-,l.
2qN3w T L. WALES. Judge.
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BARTRAM = FANToN
SEWING MACHTNL-,


sim PIE Convenient and Easy 10 Ran.
Plenty OF First Premiums from almost every
whore, from the Paris Exposition 6, The Jas, Far
Mary laai Institute. p {. RTER
Agent flr Cdi,teuden and Lamo.us Counties.
PATsEs B-oca, CHUEea ST., BraLSoroy. NJ.
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10 o'clock-Aidress on Stock Breeding and
Stock Feeding, by Hon. George B. Loring, Pres
iient Of the New England Agricultural Society,
and President Of the massachusetts, and New
Hampshire Mix Producers Association, to be
followed by discussions.
o'clock-Unfnishei business and discus
,ous
It e expected that several gentlemen from
abroad viii be present and take part in the dis
cussioas. Hon Horatio Seymour, President Of
The American Diirymen's Association, or Hon.
Iho=. c Alyord, Vioe-Presideut, are expected to
he present and address the meeting at some
Time during the session.
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Alll the Demon a' we.
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\ So 2 s. LaE q 49, ,-ra...r.,. ll fsal-Is H.1s
- H... cHrF4--A Clergy Har'- i,.1.~ sufer.u-
Hf N.r with the owe c---l.-. Will SEM the
N-.. le-l q Nvf4w
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The officers Of the Northern Vermont Musical
,.rrention for the year ensuing, are as follows
Presilent-H \. Lyon.
Ne Pre.idents-Silas Hopkins and E. W.
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THE RINGS REAL ESflTE.

Nr. A. j. Cnrvey's Purchases ow "u
Poor Plnstercr" specuIntes in Corner
Lots 10 the Extent Of S26f.OOO.
We continue our statistics, compiled from the
Official records, Of tie operations OF tho Tammnny
King in reul estate within the past two years. This
time Mr.. Andrew J. Gsrvey ia the only gentle
man whose purchases we nave to hy before our
readers:
BY Andrew ,. Gnrvey. G. 4. Knapr rrantor juno n.
1862, southeast corner Of Fourth avenue and Thjr,
teebtb street, consider ,ttOn, $1,000.
BY same \ Foster crantOr, May ], 1865. Thirteenth
street. near Fonrth avenue confederation, t2i 100
=. ny same William richardson Erantor. March II
sn -four lots northwest corner OF Nndson avenue and
sixtvtevcnth street consideration $4,000
Ivy same. r. E. Selmes rIantOr, April no. 1891 eisht
lois on y9d street, wet Of Tenth avenue cons tera
tou. fl5 900
ny same. Terence Farley grnntor March g. 1897 lo,s
on siI!y eighth street. west Of Aadnon avenue con
BY came W. IL. Dl1smore grantor May ~, 1872
bouse and lot Thirteenth street, near Fourth ave
nue. consideration. o.. COO
nv same james ingcIyull grantor, ave lots corner
Of Madison avenue and siry-eifhth street considera
ton. $4,000.
Total Of MIR. Garvey's purchase, teci,oo We
are continuing our researches, and win publish the
results Of them as fast AZ they are reached.
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entro list has been we'll represented, but the nrrer
DEALINGS have been in Ieadnl the VanderhiIt s,ccka
Iatc Shore, Northwestern. It. Paul ami Rock Island.
inc hrti naln ed ranged on eSr me quotations rom
UA t9W4. New YORK central stock Bk to $50, the
scr Viz ~ 1874, La thore ~ to RGA Nor'hv eatcrn
coUnun bH 20 fOA, the preferred ebA to SA, st. Paul
ny 20 6f Lreerrcd AZ ~ 76. and tick Island ilsl
t2lMt tittsOurgh rose from O0H to o. and hio and
MisslsiDpi nom &!G TO 29h. There WIS
~ hcliVe business IN New Jersey Central which
nuctuald ietwcen Wl}s ana ll2a Ere >cing
quiet at 2s92s4, and Wabash at 49, .S4Il
AZ mo cll, thOEgo and Atom sold at III, later aAvanc
.ns 70 III Morris and Essex at AikGS Rostpn Hart
iolu AMI Enc1i Hannibal AMI st. Joseph, 10sk the
ntcieIr. a, 100 tOlunDue Chicago. aud Indiana Cen.
,ra, igS and 81. Louis and Iron Mountain ut az
slrcclaneous shares we're quiet the particular feature
being PaelAc Mail. which oened at 37N and has risen
70 SyH. Western Union Telegraph wis steady ut a.
Cuu DeIland Coal at So MarpoS preferred tellnR AT
iyNlsh. Quicksilver NJ iehsi2h, and Canton at Sk
ENltcss shares were active aud urn, United states
,eil ng a. bi@5lb. American SiA. Wells, Fargo 10.
Dy.YpSi. and Adams at bl} LEES dividend OF cent
eqrivslent 70 d1H.
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TUESDAY, March f.-FLoUR AND kEAL-The mar.
yet t.F Hour has been irregular. shipping grades
tlonsh scitce DO not rPrrar 70 he IN much demand,
usnsly biss cat snd bayc done rather better south.
ciafdiS hSt- ~ -, 500 80 hour 10 also &c.
mand Tue market today presented no nov f.tures
nut closed heavy We quote superhno state
Mesietn ~ N ,ts extra state sc e. 100 $50 ,roand
tas, fJGj.20; do. double extras e. eat %. a..
winter wheat extras and double extras $500 $50
S5bS DO. shipping AMI family brands t5.iJsfsC5 Rye
sIa 4 -, S2In msa l western &C.
GRAtN--Thc market has Iu,ed Conraratively ste adv
notwithstanding the decline IN gold ana closes very
nrm IN reduced STOCKS IN store In wheat TO-DAY the
demand ws' iSig for export md milling at steady
winter, and q Oasi 20 fof white do, Corn was steady
Western mixed 81 rscsti06 for old do, gc.G,
slOl for Jer~ey and Delaware yellow. and stl Os for
and state Barley IN some demand at asi Tor two
and iourrowed state. and 81 0J Ell 10 for Canada West
some Western sold ~ low Us 6lc Barley malt ranges
from Oc TO 81 20, but IL unsettled ard most the
ness dong on time. Oas. have ruled arm, with a
steady demand, but closed 1rcavy 5@6Jc for West.
crn and Jersey. and G)ca1e for Ohio and State Can
peas may be quoted NJ t in bond Tor full cargoes
and 81 l0oSsi25 for small los. in bond and duty paid
Whiie beans are worth tllOSsI for medium, aud s.5
PEoyrsioNs- Hog products depressed but pccf very
nfm. at to-days market pork fairy active and after
Opening low r. closes Nth nrner tone Safes Of $50
pbls on pot AZ SIS Tor prime mess ti.(Sd 1850 for
so bos, at b, 500 $3.50 Tor tals month $50 for
April; $50, FOR June. Beef steady at t0stiJ for plain
NESS S1 for extra do with sales Of 800 hbls IN
Guiding old stock at t5ss6 1lefce beef nominal Beef
hams steaay saes 5Jbols At $500 ISL Cut dull at
entirety nominal La aul and irregular; tae. OF 90
pkgs at lAsiIhc for No. TO prime city 1iAsil Sc
April and Axc. June.
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Spnlal noticrs.
ANSWER TO A LETTER FROM
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.


NEW YORK. March 1, 1870.
DEAR SIR; Your esteemed favor TO me- dated 9th OF
February Sunday laD ma Just been handed In by tho
penny post Its dignned and Christian tone, social an
nent WHICH you have ever given In able black
/ feel a, though 1 must preserve and exhibit IL to
thote who may be socitous Of ascertaininR tho
nIotherly love which you Indulge on the holy SAB.
nstn uay ana express W me m letter In your
was INTERRUPTED while peruslng your letter by A pa
tC ,I OF NINE RON brooklyn NJ. Daniel Swanne re-
siding at eol Atlantic st. who gave me cert ncatc OF
hs cure lac mad been ruptuTcd for several years sur
i,red and got worse from the use of Marsns truss.
has AIKEN laboriOus and active since he Is now
Ihucaiy cured AMI quite enthusiastic IRON his
cess nc remarked TO agenteman In my Office that ne
ne called on me. though poor man. for $40 0O0
lhir Mr. Beecher. though an cxtravagant comph.
,upted BY call rom Mr + slater. from Pompton.
much rom hernia previous TO calling on me In Noveni,
Der last Ath9ugh mr. Slater is IS years OF age he ia
proving; HIS doctor. Mr.. Colfax, IRON Pompton said
M n VIC otnet asv. - you had not gone TO Dr. sher
such evidence In the relief OF uiering humanity IA
indeed naterng, quito much 80 as your favOrnbie
fenectons In your eminent epistic TO me on Sunday
Young Mr. Slater who accompanied his na,ber "a.
ated th1t an uncle Of HE the late Mr. stephen More
hVutc VINO llNed IN Grand street, died nom strangu-
thank you, Mr.. Beeeher for the permission Won have
kindly ACCORDED me to publish YOUR amIaoie iayor
Hoping ~ bear soon rom YOU again, remain,
Yours respectfully. -
Or. SHERMAN may be consulted az his oflce, Ca
ioadway Nherc he q Ircnared TO treat every form u
restriction IN exercise diet and without reward TO
ne age Of tue patient or duration OF the affection.
.ampiett, Nh lh.t9graple llkenesses OF remarkable
.asss piorc and after cure. and other Information,
hancd ~ receipt Of ten cent..
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A FIENDiSH SERyINT.
A servant Girl tor Revense sets Fire 20 n
House, and Leaves the Children IN her
Charge ON tine Third Floor Unconscious Of
heir Dnnger lire MnrshaI Brnckeit


A servant Girl tor Revense sets Fire 20 n
House, and Leaves the Children IN her
Charge ON the Third Floor Unconscious Of
their Danger lire Marshal Bracket
Draws IA CoufcssiOI fromIIer.
Before Justice Cox, in the Jefferson Market
Police Court, Mnrraret Z. Mcclure was yesterday
brought up for examination. she accused OF
arson. and admitted her grilt. She was committed
for trill without bail.
Tho crime Vi which this woman Ia guilty Is not
arson alone. Tie story Of the deed will show what
nend she il. Last Wednesday Gre broke out in
tie three story house 81 Eat Forty third street.
occupied By Mr.. Jacob Simpson. Tho inmates
fortunately discovered It IN time, and with
the aid Of the shbors succeeded in extnguishing
Marshal Bracket examined the house on Monday,
and found that the flames had FIRST broken out In
bed, which stood in bedroom on the third floor.
From various cirou instances, ne suspected the ser
want Margaret Of having set fire TO this bed lie ar
rested her, and placed the proofs Of her guilt 30
plainly aud persistenty before her eyes that she
gave up all hOpe OF conceains tho truth from him,
and made the folio wing confession:
'' f t:S. E s .E9c ;T15T p ssTHrTS
IRE S m eoa haYs Sse nS' sae ~ ae
tons as might De put 20 her. az they would be used 10
street lSr three weeks eaaa6ermald and nuTse LEI.
previous that had concluded % cave her employ and
remained anIlI nv mott IN was up. was very angry.
but consented 70 stay A. about O'Clock on Wedne..
10 tnird aSoE think had been apsiirs about 8 min
Mrs sampson ior not paying rue what wages were due
TOOK match non, msntsl shelf Sirs jacobs.
SI M a teSsn SI vent .Ss Ssdssa
%st ISs s INT va. Wing ssd ssaseSd alter which
EFT the room and went Immediately down stairs.
ond Goor, Shsa the alarm Of nTs was gwen, Nv mo.
S "a nre T. ss place wac o re Snt n,eS
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An action has been commenced in the Supreme
Court at Albany by Col John MeCardel of that city
against the Trustees of the Wells Fargo & Co E1.
pross. II appears that Col McCardel WAS . stock.
holder or partner in the Old Express ompany,
which was joint stock association or copartnership
doing business under the name OF Wells, Fargo Il
Co. The affairs Of the association were managed by
nine trustees, who dissolved the association the st
day Of November, isc6; bu, instead OF settling up
the affairs OF the Company as their articles required
they sold the good will and portion OF the property
OF tho Company to the Holiday Overland Mail and
Express Company, who afterwhrd assumed the old
name OF Wells, Fargo A Co, hut instead Of money
the trustees received from the new q Ompany its
stock, which they distributed among such OF the
stockholders OF the old Company us were yerdant
enough to take IT, Oh, McCirdel was not one OF
that class, and refused 10 sanction the proceeding
The stock then selling for VS., and Il now sell
ing for ~, which illustrates tho wisdom OF tue Clo-
nel's decision In the matter. lie now brings his
action against the trustees OF the old concern 10
compel them 10 acoount lar their Stewardship.
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DUR1ND's BRE1CH or pRoMIsr.
Husband and wife SIXTEEN Yenrs WithOEt
n Marriage Ceremony,

Marriage ceremony.
The case Of Mary Durand agt. Joseph Durand
vas again before tie court yesterday, motion to
vaca'e a second order Of arrest against Mr. Durand
In the first anidayit Mrs DurInd charged that Du-
rand had been guilty OF a breach Of promise OF mar.
rage, though the bad lived together as husband
and wife for over sixteen years, and she had borne
him four children. She charged also that he had
matreatod her ana threatened to shoot her. at the
same time exhibiting revolver, and that he refuse
10 refund money belonging to her. Judge Fithian
vacated this order Tor arrest the ground that such
order could not be enforced BY Niie against her
husband and that by tie laws OF hs State tie par
ties having lived together for such length VI time,
and recognized eacs other az husband aud WIFE,
were TO be REGARDED as bearing that relation. The
anidayt in the present motion CHARGES only assault
aud battery and the motion 10 vaca'e was made
upon TIE same ground ~ before Decision re-
served.
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A. THOMPSON,
Tres \. \ Lire ms and Trust Co.
MOsEs TAYLOR, fres. City Bans.
WARD & co, 81 Wall street.
o. q. :. NELs lS 81 Wal street.
RICHARD SJHkII-


Yesterday afternoon, OF the west end of the
tunnel On the Erie Railway, John J. Jackson. aged
II years Jumped on the side VI Of tie cars OF the
train, whcreuron Philip Potter the 1leman nung
piece Of coal at the boy, knocking him OH the car
The boy fell under the wheels, which passed over
On, limbs and mansled l.m fatally. lie was borne
70 bis parents residence In hudson City. Potter
tie fireman, las been arrested.
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Live stock Market.

NEW YoRK, Tuesday, March 1.-The receipts Of
hecve~ numbered tsi head The marset was dull with
no Improvement in prices The offerings includ ef
common TO extra Canada and Western steers selling
the wide range Of lHdi1c. y n with about 40 very
choice at iac. Eleven cars, 2lA sheep were added
u au overlooked market, and prices further declined
N1t.c. n, vita \ slow trade and bottom not
tcnched GOOD sheep that were sellilg yesterday
uOEnlnE AZ ccshc. n, were obtained to-day - q
sac, ana mmon lots were dong stu worse. Ne
quote common to boat at Ssskc. OF hogs We had II
carloads, or li9 head al for saughterets Quotations
are hominal. Dressed logs were quiet and easy at
Isuec Tor Western. ana issI2H for city. the latter
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Tho GcdEsulcal Council.
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