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New-York tribune., 1870-08-04
WHERE TO LOOK FOR WAR NEWS.
ENEROUS RECOGNITION FROM PROMINENT

Frnm The ChIcago Trlhnnl

JOI' 'RNAI.S.
The only American correspondents that have "a yet
sent any Information rom Tue seal oi war are those OF
pettors by the prOmptness and funess of it, in.el
acterstic flourish OF trumpets. that Bull Run Russell
engaged for that paper but though We have heard Of
seem to bc Communicative TO TIe Sun Possibly he may
be the reputation he earned at the first battle of
approach as the Rebels that day. he remembers
how much safer discretion is than valor and conts his
boast on, AZ The Sun has found out by this time.
From The Newburgh Journal
Since the declaration Of war between France and Prus
confused and incoherent jumbc, the straning of
ncced facts from which was never easy and at times
sent nV'i IN TmI TRIBUSfs European correspondence
TIE yonK TH TnRSh h SEs0 e 0dSRSfng 80 much enter
prise securing teegraphio advices relative To the war
situaton-an enterprise very much greater and more
liberal than that developed by any of its city contempo
rariesthat cannot refrain from rendering 10 that
its reward To the uness excellence and reliability OF
its about the European war, the whole country Is
which the interior preas able every day to lay before
their readers Unless the other papers brush
up, they will never reach the distance poe In the
present news race.
TIE aT " m EnToBesn FBes5 war new No in
America and probably in the world Is expending
ocean wires It's number enterprsng correspondents
in armies is not cqualed by any other journal The
TRIBUNE during war il now even more eonspic-
uously apparent its reports of the European army
movements and the paper entitled to full credit for its
enterprise ,o,.,,
The European correspondence OF THE NkW-IORk
TRIBUNE il strkingy superior to anyother that comes
from that quarter.
From The Darlington Pre- Press.
In the matter of collecting and publishing war news
ysE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE is showing far more enterprise
than any of contemporaries Every morning u gives
from half column three columns of se,dJ cable dis
patches. - ~. n,-.- -
usual George W. Smalley sends to THE TRIBUNE the
most Interesting and reliable news we have from tho
seat Of war. -
ProN The Newark Evening Couisr
THE NBw-YoRK pRIBUSE publishes the latest war news
every morning The other morning papers print second
edition at O'Clock. containing THE TRIBUSBs dispatches
stolen in full For the last 10 days they have stolen
these dispatches regularly and yet some OF these same
n,unas all belonging to tie Associated Press, are
making great blow because OF the detectl0n OF riNal
agency attempting to gather news sureptiousy from
that CONCERN at San Francisco.
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ALITIEs-BYcTELE

lanes Harrison of st. Louis, a the firrn OF
Harrison Vale, II the Iron MouatAn and Nec sr
,snye iron miners and manufacturers, died last night
Archie Craig of Auburn, N. Y. well-known
The yec Coroner jury Death by conse'o1 oil the
bran"
pn bas heen CON rissioned Government Associate
lie - shat county David Kunt deceased 10 hold oos until De
Gambler B7l
The following honorary degrees have been con-
fsrred by Madison University d. Ne Rev T. D. Czs h;soh1T'
,. the Rev A. Hopper of Bridgeport, Conn the Rev H. A.
nnaer Of hngton the Rev d. p Smith Of Iowa Cl Iowa
"A man named Thorne, alias Comstoek Jumped
s of M an Buffalo Greek yesterday distance OF
-, Iling hs faII fell his side in the
r aung serious inues lie advertised to jump from We new
Se.on Brge at Ngsra Fails the 18Th inst The water IN Tie
1k ws opy ouneen feet deep where The jump made
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

.. The Prince and Princess of Wales have
returned to England.
Nanah g. Wilson, general merchants of
Liverpool have stopped payment.
.. The Austrian press is generally exultant
over the abrOgatiOn Of the COncOrddt
zee. The Roman Catholic party in Belgium
have been successful in the late eectonsI
.... The Khedive arrived in Alexandria,
Egypt on Tuesday night IRON Constantinople.
- Two well known merchants, whose names
withheld ahsconded from Liverpool yesterday, after
Oyerdrawing &2O.OOO each from the bank.
1t is said that Mdlle. Nilsson is paid
925OOO sterling for six months contract to sing in the
United states She is To receive 5000 gift on start
ing for America.
.T The trial of the libel suit of lnman agt.
Jenkings arising from the loss Of the steamer City of
Boston has been postponed in order that certain test
mOny from this country may be obtained.
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FIGHr AT CIESAGA DE HATO.
NEW DOMINION.
MOVEMENTS IN FAVOR OF ANNEXATION OR IN
DEPENDENCE.

DEPENDENCE.
OTTAWA, July 30.-Arthabaska, Canada, has
declared by public resolutions in favor of to
the United SatesalsO In favor of independence. Other
districts are organizing for movement in the same di
recon In July last the reports published in TIE
TRIBUNE of the existence OF movement favor OF inde
pendence in the Dominion, and details concerning such
movement aroused the indignation of the entire Minis
tera of Canada At the present time subject
OF Independence OF the mother country occupies the
OF the country more than any other political
ca ana It's Importance is proved by the fact that not
week passes without public writing To the papers,
declaring their sentiments for against the
so great indeed has been the pressure Of public opinion
that the Ministry have actually talked OF going to the
country, and forming new Government, which will be
strengthened by uncOmprOmising antndependents.
While some of the Government organs cheeruly demol
ish the Correspondent Of TIL n. Y TRIBUNE in Canada"
for his mendacty" and "scuuilty" in presuming to
tell the truth about the Indcpcndence and Annexation
parties, Others tie truth of his reports by devOng
almost all their stock OF thunder and lightning to refut
ing his arguments They thus prove almost his only
glment-that these parties do absolutely exist.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04
POLITICAL.
NEw-YoRK REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE,

SARATOGA, Aug. 3.-The Republican State
Committee meet In Congress- Hall tomorrow. largo
number Of leading Republicans from all parts OF Il .
state, beside the members OF the Committee are now
here. Among them senators Fenton and Conkling
Collector Thomas Murphy, Gen. Pleasanton, j. H.
Ramsey, John II: Ketchnm, John O'Donnel, John H.
selkreg, f. w. Leavenworth, Charles s. Spencer, j. A.
Grswold James Terwilser, g. Brown, Gen. Merritt
Dr. Berry, Stewart l.. Woodford, Lyman Tremaine L. L.
Doty, Edward Dodd,. Charles Stanford William A.
Darling Richard Crowley, A H. Lafin, Horace Greeley
Roswell Hart, George Dawson, Frank f. Howe. VIM.
Richardson, Al. ii. Duganne, Ward Hunt, Sinclair
Tousey, j. s. y. Stranahan, A. B. Cornell f. A. Conk
ling Much canvassing is going lon in the various rooms
Horace Greeley and Senator Conkling were serenaded
at the Grand Union Hotel In Saratoga last evening
They made speeches recommending union and harmony ~
and indOrsng the Administration.
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.Udf71dg6s miISI De WuOI'
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DIED

BALDwTs-In wdbad Germany June7 Ana EHr' Tfe Of C.
friends of s family respectfully invited 20 attend
Madison ave.. Thorsdsy 4ib inst. at 10 O'oiocN
FowLBRIn Brooklyn Tuesday Aug :siea Of heart disease
The relatives and iess family respectfully inste to aesd
his faosral from h a's residence 10 - h9rA ave- 's"
HOWARD Brooklyn, Tuesiay Aug hay A. youngest daughter o.
william Hesar, in he 2ist year Of her sge , a, -,
hther 1sO tod numLe Washington on Tlas Ans
nuTCHISsoS-Iu Broosyn On Wednesday Aug Mr.. Martha,
the late Richard Ilaehas9n n be IN year q ,r age
dnoe. e2 Clemontaye Bon on Friday Aug At ociocs pm
mB-A RAhway j. Tuesday, Aug FBza saum, "e Of wari
Rqses s ard isnd. Il the fan and So.s q her .,uu
Pierce and n Brown are invited 70 attend the 5a1eral 'SdY
Carriages the depot to meet tie 10 rn from Neg
LAMBgRT-At Paterson on Monday July Clifford wGtfo Lam.
bert Youngest Of CahOlnA and Iea b. Lambert aged u
Palnsfsl Plsstsl this Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
MALCoLMAug after brief Illness 10 the 61d Of Ter age
The friends OF the family am Of ph n,a, A9 s SOL
aitncon oeGes Aug from residences
Thirty siIth-st, wthou. further notice
MACPARLANE-At Yonksrs w'dseday, Aug s:r bief III
Relatives and friends Of the family Invited TO attend To ne, from
TIE Fr PresS ersn Chqh ionkefs on Friday ano9o o nst
train from Thirteih 1t
MORBY-At POughLepsi- sunday July 81 afe, short illness
Cnares Mprey, Of James anil Cahanne g. MOey oi ih'
city, aged " years and II months
RyERSoN-At Bloonipgse n j. Ang 1870 John NJ infant
of Martin J. snd Anna b. h erson, aged 10 days
and friends invited the fuaar THURSDAY,
the 9TH inst. at o'clock a.. m.
sTRANG-A Youkers Y Tuesday Aug le Lucu. Clari.
Of William and Florence g. Sirsng aged months
FUNERAL held his grandfather,
HaVe. lonkcrs, Thurs ly afGrOon, Aug
O'Clock The will be takea Nesssn. CoHn for inter-
TAYJOR-Ou Tuesday evening As Rhoda GsPp wife Of Levi,
TAYLOR. in her 18th year.
The relatives friends e family and Of her George Anon
Henry attend he funeral the Of her
nsw Thomas L. ThoGel, Log West rwef FridaJ morning
at 10 O'Clock.
THORNB-A Long Bran Tuesday Aug Ioephipe Cuseteu
1ony child Of Jonathan and Haet lhorr aged months and
9days.
Funeral Tharsy O'clock from 52l FTe Remains bs
taken " W.odawn Cemetery.
voUGHAug 1870. late resdeEOo 10 University place.
Samuel L. yolght. jr. aged a years
The friends OF family. and mabers " 81 NchOlU
and A. M respectfully invited attend the funeral
on Eh.aye. aud TTsuh-, Ihsrslay, Aug
1870 st2p. IN.
Nicholas Lodge No. 3 and A. NJ notified hsl The funeral
tleir late Samul L. NOugh il. will take Place the
RhrVs. Twet-s TburstJ Aug at
D. m The member inUted to attend.
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FIRE IN NEWARK.

A fire broke ont about last night in tho
brush msnufactory OF A. warick. Lawrence-st, bo-
tween Market and MechaDic-sts Newark. The Fire Do
partment was promptly hand and worked with great
efficiency, but everything dry that burned Ike
tnder and before the Flames could be extnguisbed tho
brush factory, and saddery and hardware manufae-
tory of John Il. Ball partly destroyed. The flames
communicated to the upper story ~ adjoining dwell
ling. but IL was not much damaged. The loss IL esti
mated at about n, 900; mostly insured.
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be attacked by larger force coming from that direction
we picked up at all the arms left y the Spanards
IN their Hight. We captured many Remington rifles,
other kinds OF guns carbnes machees, knives horses
&C ho carts oxen, and horses that were unit Tor ser
vice were destroyed.
Commandante Lorenzo Castillo distinguished himself In
the engagemeDt W. G. A. RYAN, General OF Cavalry.
BATTLE NEAR JAGUA.
COL Fernando Espinosa reports in the following Ian
guage the result Of fight Jsgua:
Ihe enemys force Spaniards) 800 strong IL left
e ehcainpment Las Parras" the nth or July Tor
Dloofcla.' On the 20th II arrived near Jagua 1he
Spaniards approached the Cubans who were In anbns
Ci1c when they had got near upon the lines OF the
M Tnoans The latter opened upon them desperate nre.
wounded
FIGHT AT CIENAGA DE- HATO
COL Manuel BOA reports the engagement which took
place on the 5h July at the Cenaga de Hato This point
sher The coast Of Yerentes 1t understood that an
expedition had dsembaIked there For that reason the
spania had collected at that point 400 to 500 men,
hight began at once. which sustained several hours
Inc enemy lost large number OF men, while the Cuban
1883 was trling
The Cuban Gen. Marmol received three wounds, Capt
hIltohlO Miranda slight wound, and cavalry man
AIevaO, was also injured by wound received during
.he nght Brigadiers MarmO and Ryan greatly dstin-
gushed themselves, did Col. Bailey and Capt Ramos
during the engagement.
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FRANCE.

EXPLOSION OF AMMUNITION AT VERSAILLES.
PARIS, Wednesday, Aug. 8, 1870.
Several public buildings in this city have lately
been given repositories for ammunition Yesterday
the city barely escaped destruction from explosion
hre occurred In one these warehouses; which
fortunately subdued before any great amount of damage
had been done. box Of ammunition, which was al
ready enveoPed in flames, dragged into the street
where 1t Immediately exploded.
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,vorqER SPEECH FROM JEFF. DAVIS.

GREENBRIER, w. S. Springs, August g.
left Davis vas screnaded last night, when he made
brief response as follows:
MY FmFNps: Accept my thanks for your tindness,
tl,roun lke wave upon lifes shOce, have always met
With that KIND treatment at the hands Of VHginans,
which is m evidence more OF your generosity than OF
~ own merit Even in the lowest borders OF Virginia
have met with the warnest welcome May Cod In His
mercy bless YOU and keep you from Ill may prosperity
me- "a wide as your borders may your homes be peace 10
the earnest prayer him who has more to say 10 yon
on this occasion.
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residents and abuse Of the recently occurred tho
Protestant chapels have been destroyed and several
converts murdered. The missionaries other foreign
ers are happily all safe. The missionaries charged
by the natives with numbering children and putting out
their eyes, The British eunboat Opossum has arrived
and the Scorpion is coming up.
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT FORTRESS MoNROE-FIvE
MEN KILLED

FORTRESS MONROE, Va. Aug. 3.-A terrible
accident here at O'Clock this afternoon. which
resulted in the death of four men, and the wounding OF
the fifth. party lof men were handling some fixed
ammunition in the laboratory. outside of the fort "hen
a shell exploded. firing the building and killing John
Tunlnson twhite), Joseph and William Johnson. aud
Henry Allen tcoloredl, and wounding Frank Chsshan
colored) The fire communicated TO five other small
buildings, containing shell, and destroyed them Inc
Fire Department waa on the ground. OUT could lcnoo'
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04
LOCAL POLITICS.

The Irish Republicans of the With Assem-
bly, District met last night, John j. Morris presiding
and Is new members admitted.
Ben Browne, the Trustee of the Fourth
Ward Of Middleton s. l.. Is in the field for Sheriff OF
Richmond County to he voted for at the next election
Hc nOninates himself gardless OF conventions.
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Shakespeare is out of date. 1t used TO he

that could quote the saying, Tme that when the
brains were ont the thing would die and there end"
with reasonable assurance OF general recognition
of IT. truth. But what shall we say when The hGfi0ra
InLHigencer, after having spent most unconscondlle
time dying in Washington, IL TO receive unha0wed res
direction in NewYork, at the hands Of Alexander Del
srl
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but lito assistance on account OF the bursting o the
shells which fe in every direction in aud about the
for
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THE NORTH CAROLINA TROUBLES.

TIL. SCANDAL ABOUT TORTURING MEN-A CORRE-
spONpENT CONFESsEs HIS FALsEHOOD-
BREAKING UP OF THE KU-XLUX.
[FRom OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. 3-Alamance and Cas-
well Counties quiet The KuKluK are undem-
onstratiye. have Patten concerning whose hang
ing by Col Bergen the correspondent OF Tie Herald has
written sensational reports Patten said that Bergen
placed rope around his neck ia scare him. but that he
was neither strung mp by the neck nor BY the thumbs
nor was he hurt In any way He did not know OF any
other person who hurt by Bergen. Bergen has
forced Cuthbert the correspondent OF The Herald to
acknowledge the misrepresentation and publish the fol-
lowing card:
do not remember that Col Bergen said in conversa
ton with me Monday morning last that he hung pris
oners up by the thumbs 10 ext0rt confessions. have
further TO say that VIM Patten the prlsoner Qua &C
s0ns, and that he member OF the ku klu1 klah'
make this statement at tle request OF Col; bergen.
Signed, T.. 'UIhbEhi'
I also heard Mr. Patten say that Col Bergen did not
hurt him by hanging him, &c. the above named Mr. Cuth-
best informs that he is correspondent OF The he"
York Herald G. b. Bergen is IjeuenantColone ot the
2d n c. S. troops Further confessions OF those VINO
have been connected with the Ku-Klux, and now EN-
brace the opportunity of leaving il, are continually
coming in IL looks now as II the kan were breaking
up Gov Holdens policy in calling out the military Is
entirely yindicated.
MORE KU.KLUX REVELATIONS.
The Raleigh On. Co. Standard of the LIST
inst says:
The Governor received by last mail nuuiber OF CON
feSons by Ku-Klux residing In Alamanee county is
not deemed advisable at this time to publish these con
fessons in full. but will give some OF tAe Iacts .
These confessions show beyond doubt that DR. John A.
Moore one Of the Conservative candidates. for the sen
aten Alanance and GuOrd, Is member OF lhe order.
Iet good citizens beware how they vote for ths oat
bound and bloody man for seat III the ottto oena,e.
He has obligations upon him that wouh conflict with ms
oath AS Senator. -, . a. A..
II Is also known beyond doubt that Albert Murray, the
Sheriff of Aamance, is member OF the organization.
What spectaclel The sheriff OF a. county, whose duty
II k 10 preserve the peace and enforce the law the assO
ciae and friend of assassins and murderers The Gov
eruor did well arrest this man Murray.
All the parties who made the confessions state hat te
penalty ON members dvulgng the secrets OF the Or
der DEATH The order therefore, Is 10 whlp scourge
mutilae murder, and II you fail to obey oruers, OF Tell
about these crimes you VIII be murfered
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DR.. Sages Cstarrb Remedy.-$,oo reward for an neurab
Sold by Druggists by mail ~ pamphlet bse A
d1ess r. V. PiBsoK, NJ D. l:3 scnecsst, Buislo, n T.
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MORE KU.KLUX REVELATIONS.
he Raleigh On. Co. Standard of the Is
GEORGIA.

PASSAGE OF THE "rRoLoNGATIoN' RESOLUTION
by THE SENATE.
In the Senate of Georgia, on FRIDAY last,
Mr. smith offered the following resolutions ~ substl'
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Congress mud Empire Spring Co.'s Depot for Coosress
Empire ami Mineral Spring Waters ~ CHAsBhsr, SFAA
Free daily CtY anl Brooklyn Natural Wcs oA
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04

BARSBTT-WHITB-On TUESDAY the % inst At the Rose IIn Mh
OF Episcopal Church bV the Rev lh,ms a. Bach . a. BtTa
OF Pngade Palisades to Mis- IL A. White Of this cy No CRIB
Tuesday Au at Newark By the Rev iiearf
W Of yugton formerly Of New loci "
Elena Durahd daughter Of Elias w. Dursnd esq of lr'nsos
Nj
kOSsIrEn-RICHYOND-O rueday Aug. 3 ITO by the Rev
Broxn william W. osser Emms L. ghter VI hobrt
Pc.mond esq, all Of Brooklyn.
al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed NTH fal
name and gdlyeSs
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We understand introduction of CARRIAGY and PBAEros
the drivers and hackmen
mainly she eIeon Of Me Isaac SAITHs Son Co.
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NdRRIED.

Wedding aud Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Vote raps
W. RVLRDELLs SOUS FuLToS-sr DUTcH CHUscH.
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THE CENSUS.

The enumerators in thus city made the fol-
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Gperial Notices.

PhaIon,s AYitasa,D - Or. Salvation for the Hair.
FOR REsroRIN& TO GRAY HsIR IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALoES "vITaLIA" differs utterly from al the dyes" "oo-
Oo" and resores." % in totally different pria
cps mpt fragrant and perfectly innOsuOas, prsptatss
muddy ioesun matter qurs shaking u aud communicates
tie nsn No paper Necessary cOaosl
i turbl appsarase simple D4 E,e
intests parpOsc, A in Tale, Chemistry
For sale by sli druggist. PHALOS & son. Yes-y,ri.
The Life-Sostainng Principle.
Tie vital sud seas entirely dsinc, from O.ss.
may Of Hercules but II he dedoeol 'taa
Aappy with las, ordinary slender bus
possesses larger ars Of this auuans principle. Due Of the
greatest recommendations pure vegetable ingGn
rHRs sromAcH BITssRs the vital e ys
medicine soube the volume Of mans muscle hcses
and vucaue his taeSs and nesi bat HosrErrER BTE has
important It's promotes constitutional
enorce the E power of which bone and new ana us merely
the nsumena holding relation machinery does to
steam slight and apparently fragile Aear they have
stamina though far sss physical strength thsn The broad "sl
dered athletes they regard with envy To sustain to Increase
principle which when in full supply he source Of hea
guarantee longevity special property Of ne ia"'a.
restorative only specific for dyspepsia hou'nes' m's'
tent vers constipation and preTestiye Of al diseases Of '
ous character bs the best menss or Strengthening ~ con-
,uOn and awakening the OveD of 'sse from whatever cause @y
may have become ebargic
~. Jnmes Hotel,
BOSTON. MASSACHUSEIIn
patrons VIII kBdY nsfm u.s. ener
h, % or letter uterd ARRIVAL We can be eer prepared
oT ~ n With the reduction 'su sOd sts Transient board
" the st. James " '''"' PRoPRBroR ST. JAMES HOTEL
Snecialty. Light Locomotives
1... ..o gdrs aud bght For eonincion
unber distnes Grnseas
Va. S III. Por nhetasrapAs and hah information s.irsss
N SMITH 4 PORTER Pteburgh Pesu.
Tn,ed states Passport Bureau.-onoa Passports Of the
Dpsren of i~ae By A. G. WuLMAkfh United shts Court
Buildings, tl Chslbess
po.t-Onre Notice.-The Mails Europe THURSDAY Aug
iT viii al o'clock
fcllows and T. $50 w,i sni D s;.o and
q AMI Ii. 5Opu, I. H. JoSkS, tasanAs~I,
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BoyTON MASSACHUSETTS,
~ ,h travelling seasou patrons viii KINDLY inisfm u.s. eiths
by m letter iutecdt ARRIVAL We can be f prepare
their comfort =, LA 49,
" the st. James 'r0"'' PROPRIETOR ST. JAMES HOTEL
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EVACUATION OF ROME.

THE POPE NEGOTIATING WITH VICTOR EMAN-
UEL-THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE RE-
MOyAL OF THE TROOPS COMPLETE.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04

FEW things would pay grain moving
farmer better than to raise peas for his
pigs. No matter how BUGGY" the peas
may be, the bugs or beetles remain in the
peas ultil about the 1st of November !;
and when the peas are fed cut before this
time, the pigs will eat peas and bugs to-
gether, and there will be little loss. Moth
ing makes iirmer or better rOrk and lard
than peas, and the manure from pea fed
pigs is exceedingly rich. A heavy crop
of peas, too, is q capital crop to precede
winter wheat. They will smother the
weeds, and, if sOwn esrly, are off the land
IN good season to allow thorough work
ing OF the land before wheat sowing. If
other food is scarce, few of the peas
may he cut lii June, as soon rs the pods
are formed, and fed green TO the pigs, and
a daily allowance may be fed until the
peas are fully ripe. In fact, many farm
ers feed all their peas to the pigs without
throshing. But this is wasteiul plan.
When the peas are ripe, pigs will do bet
ter on them cooked, or at lesst soaked in
water twenty four hours before feeding
And in addition to this advantage, pea
straw, when well cured and carfully har-
vested, is nearly as good for sheep as
clover hay, and certainly will much more
than pay the expense of threshlng. A
large farmer in Michigan who has made
himself and his farm rich, attributes his
success principally to growing p large
quantity of peas every year and feeding
them to pigs. He threshes the peas and
cooks them, bit does not grind them, as
he thinks cooking is better and cheaper
than grinding. The manure from his pea
fed pigs has made his farm one of the
most productive in the State. Harris on
tie Pig.