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Tho Pen body Uhxruuiet

PORTLAND, Jan. 45.-The programme Of she
funeral Of the Peabody remains 10 tbs cars, on
TnesdaJ next, u announced Tho procession ia
70 be yer1 Imposing. The pa1t-peArers consat Of
ex-Mayofs and ex.Preaidcnt4. Tne Portland
Boa1d Of Trade md United States troops Will &C.
company the funeral train.
AUocsIA, Ne, Jan. 3s-Tas Le7lslaturo vtls
ass!at IN the ceremony Of receiying tho remains
Of Mt. PEABODY.
PORTLAND, jan 25.-The vessels Of the pea-
body neet are open to yi5ltora To-day. Admiral
FArrsRut Rare ! dinner this evening 70 the otIl-
cars Of the nees. The remains will De tran1fef1ei
from tho NouAfrh to Z Steam tender II half.
~ Governor Chambetlk!n with = brief address,
when they Will be plAced on the funeral Cur, and
conduc:ed 10 the City Hall The Members Of the
Peabody Institution Will be thc pall.oeare1s,
TIE h1n viii be open to the public In the after
ECON and evening, and ali d&y Monday
, 1870-01-29

discovered that tho overturned car wn on nfe,
md hFpAe thfuagh widow md Ara1.hefod tne
aaneE with odsfbunE. Ozty oas ptesenSue va
killed.. Els a2Ha u Rakopsn., ue a&ed l1s =
Be caue from rctro:is, azd II b bellored ho VA
Eotrk 10 Phll4de,phia or Warrington. Nnea
found he bad 20 coax o. Ar. Rose, I coumal-
Ga! traveller, Of Hamilton. CzuadA, has hts
ankla duIoeated Many oih.r passenRera
Nete IT rtured; no oue IN tha Pullman csta sus-
tAtced haz1r, though the panic Vas IeArfuL Every
sstentton was promptly paid by TIE rAtiroAd on
ners to The Wunn ded, and nj OF thtrn ha.e gone
forward TO their destination L&E eight Wa very
clear ard cold. The cause Of the acct6euE Il A.
u1b1Ied 70 most Tie platforms af tho Pullman 4
css1 Weze shattered BY the fearful cancoa1tou,
bot the body Of &as car reaisted tbs remaining
tta1u In 1ood condition.
, 1870-01-29

iAutAAuls4a IN TIE CuEEClI-
....... RoxK, Jan. -
At meeting Of the 1scumeu!cal Council to DAY.
rot1ct wa3 gtEen Of the Nomination Of Cardinal
DafEabo to be President Of the Commission On
EAstcrn Rlse4 and Apostolic AissEons.
The death Of the Archbishop OF yer1 Cruz has
been &noourced to tho council.
stx FAthera addressed The body. but no new
subjects Of dtac11B,on wore Introduced The
speeches were oonnted to questions under dis
cu3aloa 1t the previous meeting.
TIE NTAlLtau1TT QUESTION.
-.... RoxK, Jan. IS.
Tho Arphblshop ol Aglen hM left Roma for
Pzf1s to Acettain the vlewl Of the Emperor on
the dogma OF the pefsonal tnlaush1lty OF the Pope
Uncertainty ~ to the EmpesnrA position Oh tho
question Causes the HOY Fathers serious uaeas3-
ncsA
THz rof8s BU1l AoA1Ksr TER r1S7Axs.
NKw YoRE, Jan. %.
A cable despatch SAYS the Pope has taSaet
speclAt elimination sga1ots tho Fenlana, both In
America and In Ireland. He charges their meet
tnZ IN secret co0clATe a dangerous 70 the pe1ce
Of soc!csr, wella5e OF the Church, ,fand welldoIug
Of It's me1noess- 1t d.aordess their minds frpn
resnlsz and rational pursuits Of life, and render.
them tahle 10 b led Astf1J By paMlon through
the influence OF designing men.
, 1870-01-29
New Orleans ltcmSs

INV Oki.xAfs, Jan. fs.-A n1M meeting has
been called, for Saturday evcainE Of ail WAC
value The welfare OF the CITY and state, who 49,
orpoeod 10 tna nuapc.Al ecaeues now pend
ipt beioro no LeRvlasore 10 tacrcass tne
huldea4 q the people, deptec:ate the oonaA
ruin tho Sta:e credit crelte monoponss
to eat out the s1hntanoe Of the peop!e ana capPo
III commerce.
Tne Pica.ru< has Information that thete ~
b Introduced into the LeRla!ssuft baak oill.,
which contain p,aies tho i4s1e Of tnrea 70 nine
MILLION oi poud4 IN faTof al certain banks, b3 xay
Of lndennliJing them fos losses incurred denns
fet LA&e var, aad In nd Of sne Confederate e404e.
, 1870-01-29

srsrEEox BHrGE, Jac, Ss-4u accident o.
sne f3rEst western Railroad occurred tonight 70
nc express s7a.n from Detroit Tte Iata coz
risted p Two pA1serEe1 and swo Polu1an aleep-
tur.csr1, The rail- which Caused the dltaatef,
tnnust new, broke INTO sereral p:ec.&. Oce
naMsnxef car turred completely oret, 40 was
wFecIed peJond rtpaz. Aeosner VA badly shat
tsrpd When the train hAted, all thu cara ~cra
70 ttuutd into c sch Other, that the patsergHi
coa.A ros ees through he door. Tac conductor
, 1870-01-29

The Congressional Canvass In the
Second Dt1trIcx-GrAnd Army OF
tic Rcpnblic-Attemrtc Suicide.

Inc C0h&fE4tt0NAt EAnTA94 In tue
Second Dt1trEcx-GrAud Army OF
tic RcPnblic-Attemrtc Suicide.
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune
M4p,sox, Jan. es.
Most Ct the delegates for tie Congre.a.oaa.
Convention, 1t Wasertown, next week, hare been
elected. Columbia Conuty elected tTo delegates
for Hazle.oy, and Elk for Holmes, eut nj VII totc
for Holnes- Ie1tEson County VIII haTe eiZot
vptea for Calwell ard sTo for Enot. Aocf viii
probably be ocl' On tae t1s: ballot, for uIauaa
md Dane fof Atwood. The EtEenta Senatorial
D.1t17ct to-day tngtrceted ita delegates for A.
Wood. TWO Assembly Districts choose delegates
Io-MotIpN, E A. Spencer, A:e Ak1ANot eecfe~
r4Iy Of State and Retainer or Statc Insurance L.
pense fee4 op7oaed Atwood Il re Se51a1a1.Ai. AID
probably VII In lis Asse.uolI p:s;rte: Convention
The W1con1:n Department, Gsand 4rEcJ Of the
Republic, Al IL session here, which closed l1St
1tShs. tc.clected Tie o.t o1:ers, iEc.ud.cx Gea-
eral !. S, A1;en, Commander, with one OF tNc az.
ctpt.oca It w9z resolved 70 :afc tteps 5os
cracd reunion Ct tnose IN the ssase Who G:r1ed IN
tic Cn1on army. n Nl*sakce, next Euouef. 4
meuol,aI to the lcE1EAirfc waa adopted tot tAc
exemp;ioa Of crippled so.d:ef1 iron paJmeos o! 4
~, t,jlcr i license or poll sax.
L Toune Wo,aaa ton AA4oraanie, deserted oJ
her iorer. who S1ary7ed another g1fi, and uted OF
Nfc. tr1ed 70 drown het1eI II IAke Nocoo4 lAxt
ricnt, bur VII fortunately seen aad rescued,
orrctnea kad cosued, but no: Me1ttA
, 1870-01-29
FOREIGN.
fVnsabNs
Bold Speech Of II. Olivier in
the French Corps
Legis1atif.
Proceedings In tho Ecumenical
Council.
The Pope Issues a SDecial Bull
Against the feniana.
France.
boLo krEKCH Or Il u.l1vuR IN 7KE caYrs 11c1s-
L41I.


L41V.
-...... PARIR, Jan. u.
In the debate on the commercial trets,ea In tho
yesterday the Opposition xaa
ssoleur, and there Ners soms stormy soeaes, bpt
the government dere1oped unexpected Strength.
AZ Tho ktttug to-d1y the discuas1on was continued,
NJ olFftr mado the closing speech. He created
tensatton By announcing that the Can!ne. would
SUPPORT tho existing tztAties, but theJ were IN
faFor Of the E1eest discussion, {os Il,
wsa their purpose to Afford equal pso:ec-
tlon to al. He added that the Ministers
destred 10 conduct The goEenment, Sustained nI
The majority Of the Chambers, which VII the res,
expression Of the win o1 tho nation; that The
majority w1s hut part at tn,s assembly, sulta!n-
icS the policy Of the Cabinet not because II vas
IN accomplished fact, but with the 1.m intention
Of maintaining ths uu!on. He would 6ay, not in
> boastfu! spt1t1 but with uodesty and dlgnity,
that the government wocld accept the 50 Of ali,
tnt would neither solica nor accept the protec.
ilon CT any. The speech wa1 received with
cheers, and the government WAS sustained BY a
vote Of sol agairsr 81.
, 1870-01-29
GFeAf Nfi9nfn.

A14RA4A NEGOTIATIONS HCsPESpEp.
LONDON, Jan. q.
The Pult Nall Gd.<slx stAtet that negotiations on
the Aiahans claims question have been suspended
LAfIS RkItASKp.
Lands belonging to The estate Of The late George
Peabody. which were recently setzed By oncet4 Of
the Crown, hare been releaGed by order Of the
government.
COTTON sPIExEKa' STRIFE.
The cotton sp,nners in the factories at WlxAn
and Lancaster are on sr!te, aud q, 900 arc Idle.
Str John D. Coler1dge, member from Exeter, ed-
dressed meeting Of his constituency 1a1t eyen-
leg, defining and defending the policy Of the
Ministry.
, 1870-01-29
Fires.

hkT fOAk, Jan. 2S--Au extensive 0rc occurred
list night, II Which the buildings Not 15o, leo.
~ aad 10 Heat Twenin- atsoei Te1e
oe50o1ed. ana loss entA1ted OF 431so3d
st. LortS Jan. E,--The too1eco warehouse au1
3hsiofJ ot Cht.s,ikn Pepper ia slt and 1ls Snstn
AGn s5eeL sss damaged By dre tnia af:c!nooo-
saIea. Lot sao nAncs oi the companies Arr not
ootklnAMe.
, 1870-01-29

4<r" HElFAH1
new 0RLtASA Jan. .57.-Co1Toy-Lowcr. At Ma
&c fer MdannS S1es for the waek. to bales rcepts
tn cay. sl bAts Exports. 7l haet sete7pss Tor the
ba't4. -
RaE4rs11r7s-F7rus, sass. s4:z8&i Co,a, sloa
5.p1k- Oats nt.neT II 70 +e.
HAE-EA4J: Prime, a. 0o1&1.n-
PhoT1HosA-pofk Etakef. At 44..4 E1oeu bc4fee ::
shooldezs. Itk In 3lsS; hams. 1N8lStt. Lard, lss
t1lshe-
ER3ctntIs-Susar d1li aad drttdedly laxer; priae,
Tx hHsAllhe Mnlssses 6Em: Prime, f63'ne
= NAtAKxI-f3e14&l1b
No3ITA11-Gsld, lHE- New Tork deat e1rhaase.
, 1870-01-29
RTATE OF ILLINOIS,

ACp.-aAs OT7Ic7 DrrA1T,rxxr or IvdrH4xcK,;
trA1xayILIp. jAa- Il. lH.1 :
Wh~:~4.. tn. Sstl7uai 1n".:,nc- canr.ny: ie.:et
cre ftnrneat u The coatii ,ns of IL ssi1s re-
Sui.sa by the u:av:soas 9t "A acs :apyvrd M.rsh :
smoun: of enp:tA tns+.:td y r-TuIrrd hr i.%i aa:.
wht:ra. er,:stnst"n VI the affair. and eoadffioa
Il 1aid Cofnpany made hs ne. ia pnrs1anec ri tht
pfo.is.as of the acs Aose.at hs: snuy verified the
Ststec.et Fled In this a!s:e hy .ss ~ company.
Of Is: Al sfo:c4ata. i. CHARLES T. LtPpiS-
CO7T. Andlter Of Public Aeeoaats. Of the sfatc
Of IhineIt. DO ke.ehS GRITTY .hst sot SAD
satispsi 1n,ur.ree COMPANY IL sathorlsrd "a
tlasstt ttA appropriate busts. o. Fire 1asHtanes in
the 1!s, d.y 1t I4esuy: =. u. III.
In te.tll.ray ~L-Ttd. l LaSc lI-reurtb sa1s7ifes1
rny nan r. nd aa13 tt- 4e.l II ny oaea as a;rns
aeld. :a!s "a tar Il Jaouuy. i, y. 1870
G. r. LfPr1aCO1T.
Auditor PutiIc ArE1uus1-
, 1870-01-29

In hi rindy article which appea.s in the mora-
g tal1c9, he MAfes no A!luston to our accept
4nce Of hls challenge In which Ne prppoeed 10
submit an exact duplicate OF the locks On safes
refez1ed to. on which he nigh, operate for thirty
norI7 subject TO the sanse conditions and arrange
ments a. proposed bJ himself. Nor does be in
proposition to put our Locks, either our 4th clRts
Fteter" Ct Cur " FouF Ehttl CAroHomttt7." up
sghtnat hR best Automatic" ID mutual text, on
the pIte1le conditions a EAmed By him. 1Srs that
the t11sl should nor come on until after the .2d oil
February ne1t We have Ineaut bunn>ss IN this
toa.ter from the heg'nntug. 1od make The fortro-
ing statement that the public may rot be n.s!ed
by {ase inpreaaous, u BY hts IcED Br1lIsG, 1fre.
the eoast il ettar. Our President tMs: Ha!D haT1nE
returned 10 Cincinnati Inst night. Mt aargens'a
communication WILL receive hts a.tent.ol II due
ttUc.
, 1870-01-29
0tIdA.

1&0CHLE N TEX 1ESTRf1F DIT.
VIENNA, J1n. 9S.
Deputlea rom the TJrol threaten 10 Ntthdf1w
frum tho Austrian Diet because they are denied
the right OF vote and Influence IN that body to
which thny ART entitled.
Prince Aucrsperg, bJ ads1ce OF the leading
ueEbt1a Of hia family. hAs refused oyertuses to
foffa new Cabinet
, 1870-01-29

KILLED ASp MJCREp BT Ax EARTuQCAkI.
HARTFORD, jag, q
A letter from Athens eAy6 thAs ten dead xpd
forty wounded men had been taken from the 1u-
tns Of ina toHn Of Santa Aao1a, On ono Of the
German Isles, md recently destroyed b5 an earth.
HrAft.
, 1870-01-29

AAnlcAl5 KxClEpIp FRoM 1Hx CABINET.
MADRID jan %.
The c1clunon OF the Radicals from tic Cabinet
canse4 a1tt1inx Of dlScontent which Ia daily kt!o.
ing strength.
In tne recent election tho Non1rcn3sa ppued
1re-seTeutn2 Of the popular Tute.
, 1870-01-29
DRY GOODS.
& Co.,

$50 LAKE-ST.,
Are determined
to close out their.
PR es e Mt stock
previous to their
REMOVAL,
And are Offering
an opportunity
for the purchase
Of hrst-c1ass Dry
Goo d $ at low
prices, which all
ought to avail
themselves of.
They are deter
mined to open the
Sprin Season
with New Goods.
Call and note
the prices before
buying.
, 1870-01-29

New 0r1eauz MARKET.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. as.-Last nlxht, Wh;la two
burglars were ar RsRed u robbtn& the a,ofn OF
Nj. Kcbersr, ut Cn.lsuk1ourg. he shot and Killed
one OF then.
, 1870-01-29
FTsKress ON tho Bostas, Hartford dc
Rrie HAtlFeHd.

Boerlx, Jan. 9a-Tht Fepoet Il the exxMtpA.
TOE AID oondluou Of the Bossau, Hartford Il Eric
RAnTotd, made 70 Tho LeEtAAtnro tos1Ay, ano ~
tn&t ies nilea remain 10 ha nnlaRsd, Il tbs rssl-
mated cart ot S36aAaat which Au,ou rs the equtp-
ueau, 4o4, u thu epsa VII kaisa to f&.tsa,a ~,
, 1870-01-29
BAvarIn,
1IEIEJHt4i EK1SIE

AApRzD, J8u. %.
The differences between tho government and
Parliament have resulted IN Ministerial cs.s!k,
The upper houses lnAtst on the resignation Of
Prince 4ohenthoe aud the Cabinet over which
he pftsides.
, 1870-01-29
MASONIC NOTICES,


SPECIAL Communication q EA- B. WARREN
LODGE No. ae. 4. F. and T. H.. Il 0sieath Hall this
tsst1scar, evening II X O'clock Work sa tie Third
Degree. T1lto.s cordially inr1:ed.
l. l. EStHNKEDT. .hAsr41rT.
, 1870-01-29

Tta t.1tnet.ktp heretofore e1tstias u2ies To asa
rA1ac ct MAT TUFTS + this 11y GIs.c.ed, hy
Eufu1 ea11eEt r H MAY Will .ettte III bills of tae
tA&f Etu- .
E. H. MAY,
J. c. TUFTS.
r. Il. MAY Etlf continue the btttoA1A 1t thA old
MAee-Hn+ Il Hou*h HAter.kk-t1 WHOM ~1ula -
tcnZer1 Al OH sa e;l4:aR.1A.
j. c. TUE ES%
, 1870-01-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
Mr.. G. T. CURTIS
lFE Of DANIEL webster,

This GREAT NATIONAL WORK,
written in ful61ment Of HI. Webstera tes-
tanentary injunotious, will be published
in two volumes. 8yo., 600 pages each, L.
lustrated with elegant Steel Portraits Of
NJ. Webster, and fns Woodouts Of differ
ent views at Franklin and at Marshfeld
, 1870-01-29
GENERAL NOTICES.,
Champion Builder Of Chicago.

GRANVILLE BATES tM tsii. 4 heu..s =;5cc fa1t
February. 1t WITCH = brick ~ q which d. credit
:he teoc ht!c theT Art tcatcl We taiak
this beAtl that eEsr BEEN don ~ sny s1e
Ea:e1 his entrEv. rftstvcr1Hce- srt eht-.:E. IN
inte.e1 tu: iof hr infest os tho .1orrr -nd furai
c! Material and on biz psumptncss u pay. can
rnIy bore ke will tsyt 44tk eh anca Eia ye1f.
, 1870-01-29

,1te f,m If Kinenan. HssAus + Pp1e.s /. ssls day
dutoT I'd ~ mutual CONSENT,
All buz3nesa Of tho 4htte named fin will ha a.tItd
"a AAth0sa Fa!esE who alnzb authorized to set
se a1ctx p4stAi14aS - the ct the fa:e 1Y
tat<7sd} PL1NY Z EfNGHAS.
o1. Z. D. MATIGSH.
SaAtA5. 5s1, ls90. HENRY Z. FOTERS.
, 1870-01-29

NATIONAL BANK OF cnNNERCkl
CAIcAno, January 4.tb, 151c-
To JOSEPH l. HALL. Esa., Of u4L's Safe atd
Lock Co:
DEAR SIH: must beg to decline Turr request 10
allow the locks on safe Of this bank to be subject
cd to 4 t11al Of picking. Tbs controversy te-
tween your7eH and Mr. Sargent can be conduct
Cd GEd concluded u tome tnanrcr th.t will Cos
involve Inconvenience to any one. Al betore IN.
dIca.ed to Jou, / hare no reaaon to question tho
security Of your Sats Or Loets.
Respectfully .....
A. VANCE BROWN,
Prealdtnt.
, 1870-01-29
SAFES.
TO T9E
PUBLIC
OFFICE HALLS SkEE & LOCK CO,
Chicago, Jan. 2Sth, 1870.

Rariaz exhausted all fair meo7b to fnduce NJ.
JaEe4 ta;xe.t 70 attempt 10 open our = VICTOR
s5as 20 nEsvax E'r th1SuSn psnse3 1 e
Of Commerce." sent him = Ch2l1ec r. On TIT aoka
Inst to operate on either OF our locks on Safe Iut-
n'shed raid Bank, Oh terms which alt ts1s!n tcf-
ested pAst.es VIII consider perfectlT far and hes
oEsble, and 10 which be failed 10 Ttspoad ne
VANS unsil tta :Szuk had Withdrawn permission
TO hA1e Tho ioeta te4ted. Atd then curnea ont IN
flaming style. ptopostng 10 ~ biz skt:t On these
Identical fockk In order not II leave him 8nos1er
hole through uAi-h Ae Miyat rT,3,k, IRE again
made Application to " National bank OF Ecn-
merre, 11d also the Fifth National bank "of
Chicago, for permission for him to III thetr lo-tk.
Tbs result OF oof application will be see7 IN tho
klbtolned lcttefe:
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02

Special attention given to the sale of Real
Estate. Collections made in Oregon and the
Territories.
Property, town lots, improved farms, stock
ranches, lands, &C., situated in the best portions
of Oregon and w. T., for sale on reasonable
terms. 3-tf
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02
Final Settlement.

WYNN. CHURCHILL, ADMINISTRATOR
w of the estate of j. M. Rose, deceased,
having filed his final account and asked for
final settlement Of the same, IT is ordered by
the Court that Tuesday, July 5th, 1870, be set
for the final hearing of said accounts: and all
persons interested therein are required 10 ap-'
near in the County Court of Polk county, Ore
gon, on that day, and file their objections to
the same, if any there be.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02
BY D. M. C. GAULT g. COMP'Y.

OFFICE Main street, between Court and
Mill streets, two doors south of the Postofice.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02

r WILL SELL OR TRADE FOR HORSES,
L cattle or sheep, my CAMERA AID PHO
TOGRAPHIC Stock; also my dwelling
house and Gallery in Dallas. For particulars
inquire of B. F. Nichols or 7i F84a
left CHAS. IAF0LLETT.
, 1870-10-01

Hon. N. B. Judd announces formally
that he will not become candidate for
denomination for Congress at the approach
ing election The necessities Of his private
business, like those of many other OF our
most valuable pnbic men who hare been
Tong in Office, do not admit cf his stand-
'ng for third nomination. During Mr..
Juads Two terms in Congress since his re-
turn from the Court of Berlin, he has
iabored assiduously to promote the best in
terests of the country and of his imme-
diate constituency. Tho introduction and
passage of the Interior. Port-of-Entry Law
alone, we're it all that he had accomplished,
would give arr. Judd lasting claim on the
regard of this Congressional District,
Whiie we regret that the adverse
rulings OF Secretary Boutwell, render this
Law almost useless TO the Western cities
yet, when those prejudicial rulings nreswopt
away, the services rendered by Mr.. Judd,
and by Judge Trutubull in carrying the
bill through the Senate-will become mani
fest in the interior ports of the country.
On all the great public questions which
SIr. Judd has been called to voto or net
npon, he has left a consistent, prudent, and
manly record, aud he will carry with him
into his retirement at the end of his term
the friendship and good wishes OF tho
masses of both parties Of the great coun-
II which he represented in the councils OF
the nation
, 1870-10-01

Without waiting for any French Gov
ernmcnt to cedo Lorraine and Alsace, it is
understood that it has been decided at
Bellin to trent the two provinces rs already
annexed, to invite them forthwith to be
represented in the German Parliament by
Commissioners as m Independent State.
These measures, We are told, arouse a
storm of indignation among the German
Radicals. II is not remarkable, therefore,
that they should meet with formidable
diplomstic opposition from The neutral
powers. Whether such opposition will
culn,inate in wnr of the great powers, in
behalf Of the integrity of France, is nov
tho critical question. The suspected atti
tnde of Russia indicates that it may, and
in that case, Frunce will find in her very
weakness the source of her delivesancc
while Prussia's greatest danger will be he,
power.
, 1870-10-01

France seems to be utterly Eapting in
any adequate supply Of men Of brains.
Tho practice OF leaving the education Of
the masses to the priests, and the politics
Of the country to despot, has not proved
favorable to the development OF general
ship or craftsmanship. Among the .uen
whom this revolution brings into p1oni-
nence, first in Paris, and now as the PRO-
posed commander Of q new army, to be
raised in the vicinity Of Lyons, is Genera.
Cluse1et- He seems 10 have, or assumed,
rowing commission, from the present gov
eminent, TO take the command of un-
limited annics in underlined districts, and,
among his modest requests, he asks the
people Of Lyons to place ninety millions Of
francs in his hands as The condition Of ac-
cepting command.
General Cluscret served in this country,
on General Fremont's staff, and has since
acted as a correspondent of whatever
American newspapers would priut his let
ters. He is m impraeticable wind-bag Of
the most gaseous description, and it is but
poor comment on the condition Of the
Republican military service in Franco that
he should be allowed to obtain any PROM
inenco In it. Said Garibaldi to the Italian
women: VI you want your sons to he
good citizens, keep ont of the confessional. P"
So one might say to Franco 4. II yoa want
kolGiers acd statesmen for your time of
, 1870-10-01
Ex-sECRETARY AEToNELLI.

The retirement of Cardinal Antouelli
from tie position of Secretary of State to
Plus N, and President of the Ministerial
and State Councils OF the Papal States, is
the pnhlic Official recognition of the disso-
lutior Of tho Papal States and the end Of
the pope's temporal power: We may as
sune that no successor will bo appointed to
the Office which he has SO ably filled
for the past twenty-one years. The
Cardinal has succeeded in the rare task Of
achieving personal success in The advocacy
and maintenance Of cause whose failure
WIS inevitable. He has rescued tho papacy
from fccl'leness aud decrcpitude, aud
though without treasury, without popular
strength, md standing opposed to popular
progress, he has brought the Papal power
forward, and given il an influence III
the councils of Europe wholly on,
Of proportion to its importance
ss the government of sect or of petty
rrilrirality. Personally, Antonclli is more
lawyer than priest, cold, cunning.
Judicial, and untiring. He took ii upon
himself to extend the Papal power, in def
ance of I'LL the forces of modern civilian
tion, SO Us to make its nineteenth century
surpaas the brilliancy Of its medieval
period. In this great labor lie
| has succeeded within tho Church,
only to bring down upon Pope, Church,
and all who obeyed them, q hostility which
became the more crushing with every CT
alsation Of the Palal pretensions, whether
! spiritual or temporal. While the docree OF
i papal infallibility marks the triumph Of
| Antoneili. as we'll as of Plus, over tht
Church, tue dissolution Of the temporal
power, and subsistence of the Bishop Of
Romo into subject Of the King and Par.
lament Of Italy, marks his failure in ths
secular world.
The longest OF the Papal reigna has, by
his genius, been made one of the most i'm
poxtant, and, in many senses, successful
To it he has been what Count Cavour wa,
to the reunion Of Italy, what Bisu,ark is t.
the new German Empire, what Pitt was tt
the alliance Of the great powcrs-its sou
ind energy