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, 1870-05-23
Disasters

SCHOONER SOC EST SuSK.-Adr1ces from De-
tfoit state that on Monday morning. the 16th inst,
The schooner Southwest, while running In dense
fog, went ashore on vermi11Ion Point about nfrcen
miles above White1sh Point, and tlted. The tug
Constitution snd steam pump rent to her ass,st-
ance on Tuesday, and there is Iair prospect Of
getting her OF without much delay.
SPRUNG IEak,-.The propeller Dubuque, On
her passage down Lake EHe, sprung leak on
Long Point When oil Grand River the water had
reached the fires. and she was compelled to ictti-
son about IL N stayes. After unloading the Du-
bu4ue goes into dry dock ut Buffalo.
, 1870-05-23

NEW W cc.2y H--DV goods arc qulet, aud
prices sle4, - 1Ae 80 for hcasy brown saeettnEs
OF southern, :f I:s...rn makes: l5c for Atlantic
1 and Pactnc :7.; 13:9@tsc for Indian Orchartl
Nm; 7K9sAc X Bedford r: 69eAc for Porta.
mouth i; 1a91skc for Boois E, and 10tSl0he for
printed delaines, the former paSsc styles; 1s9aic
for Pacific Pekins, as to style; 11Ec for Bunnell
prints; lie for Spragues, and &C for Wansu:ta
, 1870-05-23
MEDICAL 0AHDS .


rnfs-,t;,1 pbf.se.u for,ac7iy Of ST Leuif has Tot
~ 1nr yrs been located In this city, II No. In
scn,h f1.rt corner Of Monroe, Ch1easu, IL. xnd Il
/. not TOO much % say tn. Of sAe most sues.
III n eisy for curing the cttnse1 " Z
Led iaiJs 70 Hsath 1e.tnE y dissa.ss q II seIs
s.o pseet..E e fsTsi = r. ~
asarefai Ee7 uEzl sent e any sddsa. f1Ee % q 81
Supdsys to p NJ Call. or sdare<s Dr. q 6ixa-
HA1 ChiedSo. ule
, 1870-05-23
Albany Live Stock Market.

UfEs1n EhltA1b 1fbbnts
AlBASY, n T., May A:-REcE1F7s-Cattle,
5000: quality good; market dull; y to NC lower
and not much hope for improvement Sales
about ! 800, from 7asHc for One Illinois steers
Nv 800 Lbs. S. W. Clark sold 1s Illinois steers,
~ 500 1ba, 1t 9kc. Alcah White, Is Illinois
, 1870-05-23

:, captain Dougl8ssf new schooner recenn,
Manshsd At Milwaukee, has been named Sy Larf
ta aet dimensions are as follows: Length, ~ TIC
1eet; beam, 12 40; depth, / 6-10; tonnage, 10
Captain Wm. q Morley Is making preparations
Marine citJ. He intends to complete is du,ing
the summer.
A tug and several lighters are being built at
The Monitor Is the name of 8 new steam barge
that arrived at Detroit, On Thussd1!.
, 1870-05-23


sehT Buens VEse4 Musk-gun, 1eo a Mi1oeI-
Scnr joses. Muaksaon, 100 N lumber. 10 ~ 80 a. =,
SrEr r Blake MenoE1cee, 1hu m lUmpe{t = IL
| stinuiaa-
| s,onI, rafe<fonfa White Iske, 130 bu poE1snea
| SOD FIors. Sanvntuck. % n lumber, 80 q fasa.
senrr AIMS Tnmfne. Naui<tee, rs n humber.
| p.rv Elchnis. HaT CITY. $50 brts salt.
! Erhe Rns. Haf1e Wanisree. lis u lumber.
/ Schr Nr1r Tsmrsntrp Port Sheldon, Is n lumber
| go n T:r.r Wrste<on ms m lIiraber.
Scht Scht G,or ~ - Wc5;,stec' III m lumber.
| Schr Fcofless, Kewanee 10 m Iumher, 40 m lato
| Scbr c. c. Butte, Nuskespu, 100 N humber.
| Schr a. Rust. Peshugo s1e n lumber
| Schr III b Campbell MusEeHpD, 103 n LUMBER GU
| m Iait.
Schr Contest, Grand E2ven, IS els bark-
| Srhr cubn: Green BaJ. 1860 N shn1les-
i Schr G. htaDp, TWO Rivers, los N lumoe-, - N
| iath.
scnr P!lC1i1u, South Hayen, lumber.
Schr Tfamilttn Nuakecpp, lumber.
Sch1 & H. Hscfiy. Escansha, lumber.
csh1 4 Z, WaI1e{L Sa91uAw lumber,
Sehr E,t1T f;Tant saurStuck, lu1aber.
Sstr K. P' Mason. Xanisfee, lumber.
SCDW Ida H. biooh, HMe A8Ae1 'oeo'sA e-sA
sa1nI!,Gts ,tse,+ p,r.r -sda- noe.a
, 1870-05-23


The arrivals OF hogs during the past week have
heeI nnpreCedeniedly large for this season OF the
reas, as',DtinF to q .ss bead. THAT. under THIS
occasions no surprise. As compared With the
cline Of 4a35oc per 100 ns which, under the cir
cuMstanccs, Is less serious reduction than might
reasonably haW heeu expected The Eastern
markets held up well Until toraEd the close Of the
week, hut the heavy Fun here ha4l its effect, and
yesterday md to-day prices were reported lower
Ut nearly all points, The arrivals were: 41,909.
against ss,e09 last week, 7,e4s week before last
aud 8, GO for the corresponding week last
been yariIea, AGAINST 4ss;i4o ioT" the same
period IN 1868 an increase OF s6,s41. To-day the
mnrket was "nat" There were about SIC, 900
hogs In the pens, Of which hut little more than
te,000 found purchasers, leaving somewhere In the
uelEhhorhood of 5000 hogs unsold at the close.
The following arc tho closing prices for the
week, and for the corresponding week IN 1863:
Aays1. 1870. Nay =. 1889:
Coed to chofee.........sss@sse99 ssSsooSs99 g
Common. s.aoGs,4o s-N@a7o
sffEEP-Keceivcd to-day, $50: received this
week, ASA. Sh,pped tnls week, 49, There has
receipts hare Increased: hence the market has
ruled weak and unsettled throughout closing dull
and S0otsf1.e0 = 100 bs lower. The decline has
been Most severe on the poorer grades, Of which
the supply has been largely composed. equote
at $.3N3 l.t0 for common; &a.00(&f.Qo for medium
to good and at {6o0a7. 10 for choice. Very nne
lots have changed hands at over $500. But few
shorn sheep have arrived as yet and for such quo
fat{orB are wholly nominal at <3.QAs4.H.
, 1870-05-23

= ON = an th.t tss Il decline of s1ooaaoo
y ten fn Lehtgt. and ~ har1ei - ia nov nao;s:
fns .s1etass @ tf'nns ~ .1sia1: IehIeh, prepared,
~ teh,gh, iomG ns21gas s1GoQ: Bioesburg, s. a5o:
: Ere and BrtEr Hue Ss-~s s,rnho1s7enV H = N
Hooking Valley. EW' 1oosnosA''
1'iIGSss s. eeSS Snsfn,ss exhibited moderate
degree Of activity, ano! .F9', 'ohon4re nn IN nnr
Xaiied. :, We maks a5s7s. ~ JAVA % asa.sEc:
LIST: Mocha, ss3aEs sset1ng Ptn- 1sgG19Ec:
Q; G. Jara, s6sS4s; S39Ga;c. % fair to nood. sI9Sc;
common Alor 4&sos Iaa scnsEra q3sTas4l,c
pEMe to choice esH9ssaGd sSI;sgpd foT csndls
CAFDLEs-A 1alr denamud y, ~ a1rner. hut nomi.
and quotations were su1ne 1tse ~ 1snc. tajIow
naily nnchanEed: sa1MHJ, Sshnsiderx stsr. 14E1
tsteartne}, -124@l3Hc' uScSs.u1aSIssec-
1eHc: BaettS s3sst1G neh' ',s 81 Ter In fair In
b, cooPERAGE-Mh!sxe ns11T ar11, az fhf following
qturJ. and the maikel "as uo' ~ ~1@ @1e
ranEe OF prices: .o1aa aaas
, 1870-05-23
For tho Week Ending May 2ls
SATURDAY EvEH1sa, May a.
REEF CATTLE

IAE. MARKET
the weCk jpst closed do NOT differ Id any essential
particular from those Of last week and the
rIerious one; The demand has been steady and
tEnly sustained The supply Of common stock
has been considerably IN excess of the
esss esss have aaa pfevss - rfsa snaasa 0sss e.
decline has not been severe. amounting to not
more than CSC rer 100 hs on esen the poorest
sales at over *a 50 have been rare. Two or three
punches changed hands at sa75, and lot o. y
head, averaging. 1426 1bs, found buyer at 800.
country Is. unqueatiunahiy, light, and that for
good first nn1 second -clAsa steera present prices
win be sustained for some time 70 come Is the
low grades, however, the chances are that prices
wlldeclDe materially within the next fortnight
though should there be any considerable failing Oh
Of the es5 lead received, s75l head found their
way into the handH Of Rh1ppera,-chleny for the
Ra9nn da.h e. MsT naa sha
phl1 BUYERS were In attendance, and made some
purchases. City butchers hare taken about l. 900
teaa paying sse3Soo fos inferior r. T. , 9ommon, na =.
100 his average. Stock cattle have been more or
less neglected, and have sold slowly st 2o9a5e
on from last week pricea To-day the market
;se M A' -
CL0SISQ TRICE. '...
Extra graded stecrS. sa5o@s.oo
Choice Ueeves-Fine, fat, wcll-1ormed,
to1year old steers, and averaging
from 200 To $50 Ms ao0ESS25
Prime Beeves-Good, wel!-fatIeti, dne1y- I
.,....s..:..........,,.. 7.es9zso
Fair Grades-FaIr steers, In fair tesh,
averaging 1850 to 1900 ns --...:-..--: L2asH~oo
Medium Class-AIedi1N steers and good
to i.o59 50 .....,............e.... aoo97.3o
fesh. averaging no to 1.o5S rs. noosa2a
Inferjo1-Iight ai1i hin cows md steers 4oo9Aod
At this time last year the following were the
current prices:
Choice to extra beeyes. .,$7.00(91.7s
Fair to prime beeyea GO09s.7 =
Common 70 medium mbeeyes,,......,.. AIha5.7 I.
Interior S10ai.eQ
HOGS
The following nre the receipts and shipments fol-
the week, and for the corresponding period last
, 1870-05-23

fsif inquiry, and tahmgE feeling p1e.yssi,!sdd, i, =
eelIer thiB7 month q cash: Cash No. com
eeld to : light extent st s4s55c,. and &c seller
INLAY and JUNE Oats unrnentioned. Lake
| f1eiShta EfeIesa.
, 1870-05-23
COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY EvEsn0, May 81.
The following table shows the receipts and
shipments Of produce st this point during the
past tEeutY.fQnr lpurR:.
, 1870-05-23
nr TlWnAc11d.

11 South CIs7t-st. Eeats m Private and Sc1uM Dte
ind phst1p ate Of Seminal Weakne1s Nervous -
ba, syhite a1ectons q any tind NoGfof ms rs
cultfes Pamphlet Of Adyiea sent troe Gonfaisaae3
, 1870-05-23
miscellaneous Itcn4.

AHx,FAL OF 7uB SCHOONER NESoT MlIC7gEL--
This vessel, which went ashore at south Haven,
has nuaIly been got ano8t, and arrived here yester
ttny in tow OF the tug Borle. Sbe Il badly used up
aud win 20 into Miller B1others dry dock for re-
parz-
ashore, Is expected to arrive here today,
AFRIrxpt-The new government life boat nr-
r,ysd here on Frtday from New York,
TIE lr91ER FIxEE-Qu!te Feet OF lumber
vessels arrived here Saturday night and yester.
day.
MESAsuA, Via, Nay a.
As you n1e unimforMed In Fecar,t TO cur For ami
WiscunGl Improvement enterprise, MonA very
respectfully ca1t your attention to the following
Clearance, Y htch would secm 20 Indicate that tna
Fox and Wisconsin Rivera arc really important
dltches and Of some 6ccount:
S4nr P. Y Lawson, Captain E1e1J CLARK, cleared
from this port at II 4 n+ to-day, for St. Loula She
has TWO la.ge batge:s IN t,w, each measuring 10
feet IN length aid heavily u.ded with hubs,
8 Eokes, felloes;t staVes, and heading.
, 1870-05-23

Ed CLARKE, Il. D.. the Regular Old E&taoGAosA
fr Cl1-fc, 113 Eonih C1srk-st fnc1f Mnnroc1
COFFrpENTLALLY CUS3ULIKD
fEFenac PiIk ttresh U1Ade) AIq0 pef po1 u Weii~
RVScrd two stamps for Married Secfef
II Aso, tvo for Book On Sell a h4se,,
AddIrra kste1s Dr.. Z. D. CLARKE, L. Sousa lafn-
- hjrAh
, 1870-05-23

" M17-1ThE hay fNafSet tontnHss 4HIEt Hsia easyi
and nIm. On track the following prices were
asked Timothy, pressed, st4-oo@1aoo; prairie,
pressed, s1o.D6115o; timothy, loose, On wagon,
100; for delivery Of dressed hay, sloo9i.so.
HIDES There WAS no material change u the
character Of the hide market The demand was
previous rates vera sustained We quote:
city butchers, e@sKc; country %, q
753c; green Balted, cured Light. s'l3eAe; DO.
saiied, 15Si6c; grubby, scored, cnt Of otherwise
dnnaged, tWo-thlEds Price; branded, 10 per cent
, 1870-05-23
DIR. BBScfl

1s; south Cl..k-st, Chicago, for no thaEsel -
WORT cases Ct seminal weakness, BY neW tnetb6<a
Hes graduate of tic Eniver.ty Of Philadepnia md
is the most srabc 7hJsda Ii the city 1or AZ Cnloaa
ThtozJ nf Nervous AID SexaA psscAsca- Consu4>Aoo&
, 1870-05-23

sp'-T5ea5ury 7, aas balance; gola sar.
Treasury dIsbursed coin interest turing the week;
$1.s59 e59, and rcceircd for customs, s. s4s 59I.
imports for the week: DIT goods, &C., $50; gen
erM merchandise, 81 ,9S0,oaa
, 1870-05-23

Withdrawn yesterdAy for city consumption
9,819 bu wheat; 6,246 bu corn; 1,5u bu
oats; SG4 bu rye.
The following were the receipts and slnp-
ments Of breadstutTs and stock in this city, dur
ing tho past ~eck. and for corresponding
weeks ending as dated:
, 1870-05-23

~ az A5-s' ts xSohtl,o ~ CanaJYs atlck-
- a:s.o ~ ~, ~ g. sC ";IMGne a Canada steeIa
eis' az sso rs, al e MeeanS, " THon,on ~ % Hnois
49, ~ =" ~ ~, ~ -; i. ~ L. aAoA'''''
Hss6, aV sns yooo r. u rs. r,rset dull and 1c
1 ~ Iu5 In - 80 tt caIS.. -. ''"'A''
eI4c ssefps scNtHss ay ~ ~ II, shTpne1 throura
| - ,.
*eu -srk Dry Goods Market.
nrcea s d.. ID :to for RcSyy ATE Brown saee,tnss
hT son1hc1,, ~ ~ mareS- 1sc for Aflautie
NY EaaI ha,;;n9d Ssi4E ~ .or sas.1c fas Pn1ts
megth n lsslsHe 5os Boois aa9 ioSle1s ior
nrtnted deiaines The former nassc stTIess I1taaic
foF PaciGc PeSinss as ~ to styie: 11Se ios BuHnel
B,1ntts: B11nts lie for spr'sues and &c for "an'a:a
! r,a p-o.,,s- mark..,:
ns fnpUuTo npw To,H H
Nrw roaz. MaS ShM sl.-Asaes-rots, .2Mas steady at
ssss@1oo gsaIls, nSnlnal q; e & = KS:
miljlns upfands
BRkAps11E7s-F1ou.R ~ M Mes1s: aeacEJ H ~
Tunp tn enna ssiI eIr4a ~ ssafa III Weste: sa3o
foT cnotf to chnica a. * ssaaao for eo;umon to
ohIo oT
cInsi,o anit ami heagY ~ P1e iinn1 unrhaneed:
saIss q go 95Is % i s;:SsaE c0Ia "a neal S;5
niI au ia buyers'fnynr. sales of IA 900 bu at 81 90
for reiectcd Sps1nr: n. 70 for yery cnoice No.
Milwaukee; sl.sssI=s ior winter I'd and amber
mali tiUll- salcs Emo IN Canaiin at abo1t sc
Corn-Rece,pts, s,9is bn; scarce and 1c higher;
ern; @ sl1s foF western Yellow: si.isal.1l ior sd
and heavy; saIes ii oco bn 1t s5as7c ior western
I 6caGac for Ohio and State.
retail lora.
I
, 1870-05-23
RAILROADS.
Rl'lTzi and Departure of Trains,


CH1gA1o 4 EoRr1. 1.=1s14ss RA11Ko.n-
COUNCIL ALEIJH no,faHA LHT >~Es1~
, 1870-05-23
DIR. RQphNel

pescIbes dlseascs without any infor1nason from ~
natieu acd cures without expefmcnts q tae aee
mrrrnT fhra 7aTpk yaur heath and hfa ftoIn WfpcH
tTeshnEnt rs East Ardisau-st- up st,ifH G9nfze:s
T.l dEIIIE AID LQSG LIEE.e
, 1870-05-23

Z
ARRIVED FROM CHICAGO, MAY fc.-BaTk5 Levi
Rarson, II. E Percw; schrs NeHsboy, SS5la1k,
Russian, D. P. Dobbina
State md schr Russsn.
, 1870-05-23

cent.
Bank statement favorable.
Loans .sss0, ,261 OFT Incrcase.... f1.a1163
Specie.- -. s1,116,g35 Increase..... 1,G65.02o
Circulation. ea,491,6;B Decrease.... G2,ss2
Deposits ee6 ~ 9sG 1ncrease-.... s,110,G07
leEal tenders $685. 3ts Decrease.... 1,07G, Sol
Sterling quiet at 1o9,s@1osY. -.
Gold weak; opened at 11lss<, touched 11i7:s and
11sH, closed At 1l4H@11E. Carrying rates, s9
* down TO per cent C1earances, SO, ,000, ,0dl,
Exports OF the Weck, SIG 1876, 1adudng $3s1 900 Ia
gold bars-
Governments 4nlct and firm:
',,s coups s1..11s g11sH Coups, g. n44keg11!A
Colps1 Ca. N@111E CouTs, 10 -40s 104B@10SH
Comps, 'G3- ..111H@11lA Currency e. .11ez911a77S
, 1870-05-23

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, 1870-05-23


combined to create this exquisite temple, and to
gutce all Its mintstratoua But Tonight 1t was
Lot the radiant altar and the sp1cndor Of stately
IEcsts the procession md the incense. the divine
Choir sud the celestial hRruouies, resoundtng and
lingerin: In arrEed roofs, that attracted many
% %n's1ns a1s Tns nia asd 5iIe IN daseas Sc tes
preceded In hushcd tones Of Rubdned sor-
dow, and sometimes eyen Of suppressed an-
ELt oi The altar was e1znguIshed till ut length the
MiSere.c VAS nutlered. and all became darKnesS,
A sound as Of distant and rising wind was heard,
anu tasi,. as i we've the fan Of trees In storm
! IhG earth y covered with darkness. and the Tall
., .ne Temple IS rent But inst at this moment Of
15ems ~ ,S We Mhen al human roces are silent,
alu WEN Is forbidden even to breathe
son1nslsn sn4 despair oi ne Church At the loss Of
81 light OF silEef5 namc f1um corner OF the altaY
This Is the Light Of the world, md aunnnncss fhe
.6licnce. Hst"'s -
As Lolhair rose, Miss Arundel passed hin with
There i nothing in this holy ot,,ce.~ sa,,
Father Coleman 70 Lotnalr to wiIch every sd esai
Christian might not ..ive his asscntv AsS-
-NothibE, said Lothalr with great ,lrr}slon
Lotllair falls in love with Miss Arnnia1
quite az reck1csslr as he did with tho La1y
CoEieaIadc, and bGndly follows her Suggestions
even to the planning Of an immense cathedral
Two prominent ideas seize upon his 1ninl-the
reconciliation Of Christendom and the inf,n
ence OF architecture upon religion. He is
tnesed about here and there, with decided
leaning toward Catholicism, and yet is unable
10 break away from his early nasocistionz,
Strengthened by tho memory OF Coruande,
While in this position, and before leaving tbe
St Jeromes, Cardinal Grandson hss an inter
view with him, and brings to bear upon him
the terrible battery Of proselytism.
~ wonder i England w.li ersr again be re-
'-"1 rrny for that daily" said the caldInal; and
he invited bis companion to seat himself on the
trunk Of an oak that had been lying there sine
The autumn FAIL 4 slight hectic lame plared over
the pale and atcenuated cou0tenauce OF the Cs1-
<llnal; he seemed loT moment in deep thought;
aga then n voice distinsth set ,.ssins some
he sAid. -" know not q grander, OF .
Dol,ler career, for 8 young man Of talents
and position In this age, than 10 be the champion
and assertes q Divine ruth 1t is not probable
that there could be another c1nQuerur IN our Hmes
The void Is wear1ed Of statesmen whom demo
cscF has degraded into poltticians and Of orators
who have become what they call debaterE- do
not believe there could be another Dante. even
another Milton. The world Is devoted to physical
, 1870-05-23

PEQDleum Oh, g1lS-2,1z9,4S9 20,6Ga, go l9,s4a73
The following Will chow the comparative re-
caipts Of flour and grain at the ports Of Chi
caso, Milwaukee, Toledo, Detroit, and Cleve-
land, from January to dlsy II, IN tho years
ifr1itxafad. =. - -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-16
s',esis of ssarss

This general treaty betSee her Majesty the
Queen of England, the Emperor OF Austria.
the Emperor Of the French, the King of Prus.
STA, the Emperor of Russia, the King of Sar-
DINA Victor Emanuel) and the Sultan of Tur-
key was signed at Paris on the S0th of March,
1856, and the ratfcations exchanged In the
same city on the Goth of April in tie same
year. The treaty contains twenty four artl-
cles. 1t is signed by Clarendon, CONVEY Duoi-
Schauensein, Hubner, A. Wale"sk', oou.
queney, Maunteuffel, G. NJ. dHatzteidt, ori-
eff. Brunow, Cavour, De Vil'amsrina, Aal
and Niche mined Djemi. The following are the
Objectionable articles of the treaty:
ARTICLE ELEVEN The Black Sea is neu-
Ji.aized. its waters and IT'S ports thereon, open
| to the arcantie marine OF every nation, are
formally a.! perpetually interdicted to the
| flag OF war, eltne- Of the Powers possessing its
| coasts or OF any oths- Power, with the excep-
| tons mentioned in artlci,~ fourteen and nine.
| teen of the present treaty. :
| ARTICLE THI1TEEN-Ihe BlAct 500 h.;ro
| neutral, according to the terms of srt;cls
| eleven, the maintenance or establishment mon
| its coasts of military maritime arsepala NJ
| comes alike unnecessary and purposeless in
| consequence, his MAJESTY the Emperor ~ all
the Russias, and his Imperial Majesty lie Sui
tan engage not TO estSlish or MAINTAIN upon
that coast any military maritime arsenal.
Articles fourteen aid iNeteen refer to con-
veutiou) separately between Turkey and Rus
sia relative to servi'e of snll vessels in the
Black Sea and the Turkish rgt of garrison in
Servia.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-16

STORY OF THE NATHAN MURDER.-Con-
siderable excitement was caused az the Second
follce station in Boston, Tuesday morning, by
.ne arrival of Deputy Sheriff Warren, of Nor
lux county, having in custody man who
'nas 10 be one Of the murderers of BENJAMIN
Na'nan' OF New York. Sheriff Warren's
story is to the following effect. He saws tba,
at about . o'clock Monday evening he was call
ed upon by well dressed and ouite oood lool-
ing young man who informed him ,ho+ 1o -
something OF great Importance to commrn;
cate. He then went on to say that bis n,n,o
was Dallas Lord, and that he had secret ~
his breast which be could keep concealed No
longer. Young Lord then related in detail
most of the more important particulars con-
nected with the murder of M. Nathan as Civ
en- from time to time in the papers, and con
cluded his story by freely confessing to Mr..
Warren that himself and a man by the name
of Frank Barr did the murder. He also added
that he and Barr had travelled all over the
country since the murder, that he parted COM
pany with BIN Monday forenoon, at the forks
OF couple of roads where there was guide
BOARD which said, Slight miles to State street"
Ills story was told with so much plainness and
Of sincerity, as if coming from the heart
VI q conscience smitten man. that Mr. Wa,ran
at Lord own request locked him nm. He bod
large bowie knife, few papers and a I;t,is
money On his person. It is not jmnrohahio
that the young man is crazy, but the "a co will
be thoroughly investigated. WILL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-16

ARCHBISHOP SPALDING AND THE Ro-
NAN Observation-Disclosures Spaldins of
Baltimore, who returned from Europe last
Thursday, preached sermon on Sunday on
ehe above topic. The Archbishop, after de.
scribing the holiness of the Virgin Mary
compared the trials and travails of the Church
with those OF her life, after which he entered
upon consideration of the Roman question,
de denounced Victor Enamel, declaring that
he King was afraid to enter Rome lest be
melt the same late which overlook Herod.-
MS Holiness was described as prisoner I,
me King OF Italy, who had been gull, of
'reashery and robbery-who had opened the
prisons OF Rome and let loose every desperate
and vilainoiis character they contslned. As
a consequence, robbery, violence and assassi
nation followed. Referring 10 the assertions
Of American and English papers that the oc-
cupation OF Rome was in the interest of liber-
ty, he said that in Italy liberalism means MUIR
der and rap.ne, and in France infdality and
In conclusion, Archbishop Spad- |
me expressed himself COZ fideht that the Pope |
would yet triumph and recover Rome.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-16

a HARD CAsE.-We are congratulated
many times daily, verbally and otherwise, by
democratic subscribers to tho 41ryts, upon
having walked up the sleepy. stupid old fossil
VINO colts that paper so that he tries his best
10 produce something The poor old man,
unaccustomed to any kind of mental exer-
else, sits up nights to write and ,ewrita hi.
compositions" He is driven to the very
verge OF insanity by the tremendous effots
Of the last week and already has daily 70.
lapsss of the scissors mania
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-16

The New England Historic, Genealogical
Society has published in pamphlet of sixty
five pages, the discourse delivered last year on
the occasion Of its twenty-fifth anniversary. by
the Rev. Edmund f. Slater. Corresponding
Secretary of the Society. The discourse is one
o. great historical interest. The pamphlet also
contains valuable statistical matter concern
,ns the society which numbers among its mem
1eis several Maine men, among whom are
ouose Bourne of York County, Henry B,
humphrey Thomaston, and E. P. Burnham
saco' Ex.aovsrnor Washburn, Judge Apple
ton, and the late William Willis have hean
Vice-Presidents of the Seciety.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-16

THE late lucky venture Olga New Yorker in
San Francisco lottery has undoubtedly done
much harm. To say nothing of the ninety
nine out OF every hundred disappointed at
the result Of the drawing, and the suicide of
one Of the luckless holders OF tickets, it has
given new impetus to the lottery form of
gambling which is much to be regretted. For
months to come gudgeons will buy tickets
more literally than ever only to find in the
sad that they have been egregiously swindleS.