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, 1870-01-04
Death OF the Welsh FAaf1nE Girl
1tugtcnl lkcAulx OF a Case OF lu.
From The Tendon 7im<s, De 1a

From The London 11ns<s, L1t- la
i h1rapge and onscurt story has guddenly % ne
nas died, after being carefully watched for eight
days by four experienced nurses from Cara
Rssp''At ,a s'epea' Of the eo,
about three mouths ago by an Intelligent
observer Dr. Fowler, district medIcI orlcsr
o. The M me;Iot ", A h.a ~. eesa aa1 and Examined t7s
quarter age, while II sears o;d. The. child vas
se,1ed with vomiting Of blood. She took TO her bed
AZ never sflerwaEa leIs T. EXCEPT vhea sae was
70 allow, ard Tie sight Of food It ouce brousnt
on q T. she also sa1etcd nou ata ahsn.se1 she
Her case soon became famous a.ooag her cred.
LIONS Welsh leigh ors, and at length att u1sd
pntltc totorets. Tse consequence 1As tha- t1e
se I'D 4stos ea. ZEE
tarm tu hundreds; not. Of coar'e. without leaving
I-opey AID Other p,eseati: The Gstl wss &een
1o5rd ntr head wreath Of ro~ers." 1ta nosoug
and other ornan,enu. Welsh boo1s were opsn
before het. ......-..
du1rR the lxAt two years without touching eetaes
tocd or drink, e1cep; that her l,ps ~ere n9steaed
E!tI xs+af once fortnight II 10 unl1es toasDlc
that there Ia no one ~ho ctn inpeacn this STATE.
mknt nom oesetsa:ton. She VIA watched sone
tine ago By less eHfr' obse1rcss than oa the pre-
.elt 1nsJ aa no, a9aes sr5 ssfns ans az
erlderce OF their own belief IL their ca!lds story
uy Etfns.EE eFen o. 'hs AS moaenT 9d ., tas ths
usnECr In which she coaN have o5tslnel food
becomes tt!M no:e dlmcalt to under%aud. ~
l1lctn it occurred tn son7e one to inquire a: o:e
Of ar great London hospitals whc:her II Eo1ld
he toss thle 70 submit the caso 70 \ atnotouSn
scientific examination.
The 4utLof4tiex Of Guy5 Hospital onefed the
fcrvloes Of (our experienced nntseh 4 local
conuittee was called, tDcludirg several doctors
acd Clergy mtn: written directions 1os WasS2ins y
y ere turLtshcd then, and the parents gaze taeI
cnEsen1, Az prettniuhrF., tho R4rEA bed A11
aes esv rag 10 the fuom weso thosoucMJ ex-
auiked. ~ order 10 its1fe that no foo1 r
cts!e1, a, d tone Was dllecycred. Nsta tnese
strtut MT carttou1, the wA.cntnG conme1c3d lAss
TnCr.1ay week. 4. O'Clock IN soe aft-rrn ~. Al
pclcce yesterday afternoon the child a. ~
We have btNsed.
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Fttle dog Ct a Hnn nsned Tao, who was drowned
tn the tiver At that city, was the next day to
dive several times In thu river at the SPOT waere
his master SAINT, and rua!ly himself disappeared
cn"rely- seseral days subsequently the dogs
bodJ rosn to The aurlsoe ot the water and noatad
o. and the ac1s day TanI body ross At precfie:y
the earna spot
new faAhlou in drcsses has appeared u pasi,.
A correspondent EARS long trains haye been alan.
doned for " Ia robe Ennde, which consists af 3
gown nade paains about . yard too long nefors
nnd bthiEd. There can BE- no doubt {eaJs The Pail
Mall Gdztfte> that this gar ueut Ia 3 most ldulra.
bly, iEco1replent design. but 1t Is iupo1siole to
beas OF lis adoption without the melsucnoiy re-
nccton that 1t must nearly hare exhausted the
ipgeLui,y Which derlses arlclel al female attire
TINT DO tot and arc nct lntetded % 1r the weares
According 10 oflca! s:at1atics, SIS accidents oc-
CURED On PfuAsiao rait~aJs n 1857 the train rau
on the rails f0o u1ncf, there were es coIna.onp,
z32 times the caH1ages or epglce we're Injured, 8
persons travelling On the train weFt, Killed, aud
q In other HaJb, WhLle o. were llore or less
Eer:ouSlY iuju1fd. Tte causea Of the aectdeu,a
were 81 follova: ls4 arcas from the stste Of the
atmosphere Sanow, fog. wind, DC !, 75 from accs-
dental obstacles On tie nne, frou Obstacles Ln-
tcntiouMiy placed there, II from the carelesaness
Of ofnc,als, TO from the mistakes or engne-trlye1s
and Il from the bad etate Of the l.ne. The rest
were the result Of faults In the locomotives, caI-
r1aRes, &c. Or Of undiscovered cansea. -
The London Echo complains Of the g1ols linus.
ucs Of deprivinG nrst-bonor men In the ,Eogluh
universities oi the right to mold feliorBaips, on
the ground that they are dlssentega. .TAus. ~.
NM Ha1tog. who recently graduated a. Cam.
bGidRe Cnlyelsty. ss Senior Wran2lel, he'h1ghess
honor, ts an 1fraeltte, AID two gentlemen, who
went cut nfat On the examinations IN the Moral
ScieLcss, axe "Noccoliosuiste," In case they
had keen nominal members OF the Church Of Eng
lat these three dlht!neushed Students would, In
due tine, hare ohra:ned ielloHsh!pa yiell!ng q
urge annual lnco1e, bot now they are obliged To
leave the uniyeraty unreEatded, Whlle thc!r ur.
successful competitors at the examination wn: se-
cure anug pisces. With ali tbs pecnnI2ry advan-
tages snd Eocisl credit Of the posIuoa OF "el.
tn3C
, 1870-01-04

noto, who had, up to shts time, te'd portion e
The neet In neutrality, then repalled to 1lakofaa!
which ne took and fort1ned- subsequently he !os
aest tts t. q q DO southern sPrinseT HaEodadi wa.
taten BY storm ana Enon,oso sent pf'aonef te
porIpg tb,s slme stossbssni vas IN retirement
A. = priest, at his cwp castle, aud AtdZo hAa aeso
sentenced 10 tmpltonment for lie HsauW1!le
the auccess Of tho southe1o Princes ia reducing
differences Of opinion to arise between them.
S4tAuMa hae ineepsed H3oss OF the Other Prlnoea
~ his arToeacee snd assumption Of poFsE, ana
attenp: TO sc;zs the Goretnnent IN hl5 oXa BE-
hslf In consequence, they regarded AZ his &c
ons a ns snS Sas Sefn asn Sas ~
Honths- The peculiar condition Of Jspat
nas promned, at any molent, 70 pro-
aues 5s 1szn SaoeT Tn ~s in 40 1
rEeasiIess and anxiety prevailed all through tne
en ptre, AID the people. A. We'll as their 1nlera,
ne &C ah sse ns & ns
The paraoc,uy o, s.otsbssm and Atdza by the
MxaS9 = e III tas sttssss
It would seem ttat tne P1tncea o{ the empire a. q
btdy 1nd It necessary to hava those Who formerly
nsd i6s 1ei1s 81 70 sgan
elder that The executive governing power has fos
yearly coo lears been exercised by the members
eae1 eaa q ll nS enr na
always rrospe1ed while It Is now Impoverished acd
largely IL debt to 1oseignst1 This coad!!lon of
the empire consequent upon ltR INCREASED inter-
eourse and trade with fareign nations, makes 1t,n
pesauye that an enlightened policy shall be e1er-
c'sed by those controlling the government. The
jeslou4IeS Of the Southern FElnces prevent coll.
del &c IN ary one Of their oWn number being en-
trusted With the direction Of government: Whtle
Sso1sta'M and The most Of tbs Northern Prtnces
are 20 huutled IN thelr estates AZ 10 excite no
Restored 70 rover Il not agan as Tgeoon, 10 suca
extent - to shape the policy OF the government
and 10 brig Its AFFAIRS out Of the present confused
cast. with ptace prevailing, thas our com ne1cc
with Jspan ~ common With other nations, VII. IN
iew years, la1gtl5 increase atth great oeaeat to
o0ih EatioEs. California Is pecuEaf!y t5fefeas1d
in commerce With japan al the eataollshnent Of d
stable goverctos ro%ot whtca Will facilitate
muna! frade Will largely stimulate mnaY tsanc1es
efF nv
, 1870-01-04
YHWA EENATQREHP.

The Muscatine Journal and the pavcu-
port Guetse have fallen into controversy
on the question whether the latter paper
has OF has not treated Mr., Allison fairly in
its diecussion Of candidates for the Iowa
6snatorship. Tho Muscatiue paper charges
thai the Gu.lttc has treated Mr. Allison in
. iesuitica1 and untruthfu manner, to
which The Davenport paper replies Is fol-
lows: ... .......
nTne MuteatlEe journal Il Qu:,e At liberty 10
ebnH III petty jeA4ouey AID I'Ateeling ~ snapphe
IKE . VICIOUS cur at the heels Of the Ga.efts. Nc
only object TO the Journal telling anfruthA Tue
fJossfts MSS not mxde the rslnIation 1EA.n1t III.
AiNsup charged by the MHxcastne Journal The
Ga-eta mas treated Nj. .AltsoD. personally. VIII
respect and confederation Throughout and the
Nutctttpe Journal would know aud admit tho fact
NeIe It edlled With honesty and candot."
Some weeks ego We noticed an article In
the Davenport Gazette which seemed to be
intended Is rebuke to the press of chica-
60, or some portion thereof, for meddling
with the Iowa Senatorial contest, md, in.
esmuch rs the Chicago press. SO far as our
observation extended, had strictly abstslned
, 1870-01-04

From the Hcthingsos, ChrVnIc@k, Jdr- ].
The statement, originating IN Democratic pa
rer IN Maine. The Ess,on rg*a and set forth WITH
every manner Of offensive detail, that Mrs. Aafa-
ban LILcoln wss about to be married e German
Count, tlStup at Baden. has reached EnTops, aad
has rrodtced the result no doubt desired bJ the
E.sntoE. II has been read By 4re- Lincoln with
1cennes Of unntteraole aDgE!Ah. Anuther q
lesters have been receiFed from ADefic1ns ahzoad
II the editor OF the ChEor.aels. We give the fol-
lQHl. e1tlActs:
tFxAskFoKr, Germany, Dec. 70. 1860.
a1he stalenent copied IRON an American pa
pr Inlo csrtaln French AID English prints .aat
Baden Count is a falsehoot, fabricated 10 inilre
Ire Tep1ratto1 CT tsss unhappy lady. Since her
arrival IN Europe Mr.. Lucold has re415ed IN this
city tvi,n the e1espnoa et brief tntsrran IN tho
She cccupit Email apartment ID the Immediate
reiehoerhood ef the boarding Ecnool Of her san
TAD. sac itvt5 IN tho hnuoles. style does rot
mlna1e 70 society. ~ears deep mourning. receives
gentlemen visitors, Letter resided n lne Grand
Drcby Of Baden, Dor BEEN at or near tue Baden
courf, ard ls ertirelT rnacq7sint+d with tas
CcnnI vith whom her rame h coupled"
One OF the no&s distinguished American fadiea
nov IN Fa!ls writes under da:e OF December II.
lsE2, a. f0lloxe.
"t ca1loI believe ssat any pexzpaact publish,
, 1870-01-04

The Western Farmer (Aladison, Wis, }
publishes letter from Hon P. A Chad
bourn, President Of the University Of Wig
cons1n, On The subject Of "Divezsi6ed In.
dustrJ,' the general DRIFT Of which seeus
to be in favor Of some kind Of protective
ta11d to- keep the manufactures OF Nov
England out Of the State Of Wisconin.
Iruc, Mr. Chadbourn says "it is not q
question Of free trade OF tariff but, IS We
are bound to presume that his disquaition
has come point, and as we can perceivs no
other, we are forced to conclude tha. it is o
question Of free tsado or tariff aad no
other. The Constitution Of the United
States prohibits any State from lo7ying my
tax npon goods imported from othsr States
without the consent OF Congress. But, as
Congress may consent to the establishment
Of protective tariff around the borders Of
Wisconsin, We are in favor of having that
consent granted if the people Of Wisconsin
desire it, provided the cost Of the Custom
Houses is deirayed exclusively by them
selves. We should like to haso the expert
nlent Of "protection" ma!e thoroughly
and satisfactorily by some State, if there be
one foolish enough to believe in the doc
trinc. The principle Of State protection is
the came rs that Of national protection.
Tho advantage Of having il tried by single
State would be that it would show to its
victims, in very brief space Of time, what
monstrous delusion it is, and would cure
, 1870-01-04
DR.. L,yIHGsrosEs Errsls.

Nausa,s, viz was rl,nlc~cd b Koatjt 10 lsrtye
tie iuraiees n,,bsr; bt., ~ ose,ar,yspa them IN.
nt1cuully in The tuo ald i.i1R .heu up 10 save
rcsArs. Ebe. &c X. Ee:sei te- rnEdtrius Of
Ey pot''s aEd GOT share OF them, aunt have civ.
n h!n feaas and cdsh an'rctent To bsy 1Es.s!sons
ccle LoiL!1x here. H. teither vent aeAg ta8
goods Eerc For Tried 10 Ereyeh; teir hel',g stolen
In the way. Isnrpnse tnnr pa: for four rEnoths ID
would t. ainp.e, tut leave this 10 5oa7 de:l-an.
etu.G lot eHplor Lin 10 cazzy MS Mat1 tacS.
nor san saJ an5ta,tg 10 hin. for he q: oace goes
Of nil he he's. lie Is nnruttlu anh ,i-card!:!,n-
Cd, and Woald baud ot the mall to unJ one who
~ i 6aeI5 rs pseDs s 4 ss
ZanzbaI men whom met between th:s aul
Sjatsa Etze geItIener. aud tradei with honor
ire 10 series Ct ioFa5s. aoi thry d1ead e1po,u1e
hI mE ,estere. 80 oIe Till take Charge IT EN-.
have got Than biz SEelin 20 taAea ra1l p:1-
roItly IT, EnEangenbe. II con'a'Cs "a check Oh
lGtrhi., Stewart To-. or EsoGba:, for a,r., ),
AMI sout fort5 letter., Wi1ttcn during nv sio1
recoyety. fear i Ea5 neTeI rclca ,o4. :. s.arry
volunteered TO tske letter aecre'lF, iu: his mas
Ter whIIed them I'll rot 10 do 30, because
l. Etght write Iomttb:ng lie did not Ike.
ce,ect on tic w1J. Thus, tough an gSou
,t,fsas ea.Ea,a,y N,n TO- an ean get ~ ~.
tHSNHAFAtN n 9&S
\ ;he Il al coHcs 70 hand. len: 10 Zanzibar Tor
fifteen Goad boa:mel 10 act as eLT:eTa, II re-
1otrttt. t:Ea1y p.tces of nett1aco, :ort5 I:.o u
kit,trs, twe.st fAass!aa ct the o+c4 called jaul-
shln th1es, &c: sid l Lave V1lt:en to Segt
Maud ctgsicg tEo CT his guards IN see to The
kotetT o. the goods Eerc lcf1 Thai hin suelaL4'B q
hsltf, OF tc3o those CT -Mo1auced bin S4hlu.
AZ 70 tie TclE 10 he do1e b. NE It Il only to
cnrEtc: the sources which have discorefen frnn
:oo 10 ~ ni;.s south ol Speke Ana Bakers with
the,r Nile. TIE volume OF water which Nows
reHn Irop lstiGde l29 sonta Is 90 lnrse. I
EoEtces OF the Cargo. Al y Fl. as those oG The
Nile nase 10 30 dosn the EASTERN lre cf
d1a.-ase 10 Bakers tlrnHR po:1L Ta1ga-
ETsla S5tge cbovalhe {Dakesa = A,e one wa: tr,
arc tie ttad Of Il "a q niles 5cuth CT tEIs. The
Rtsiesu pnd celuai u1es OF drainage converge
lE1c Al unsls:led lake west OF southwest Of tits.
TIE outflow Of thsa, wne.lek to Eslxo os Nsss.
Inaye 70 ascertain. The people of t4:s. ca lied isd
Ms1s era.- ere calli1al5. II Arsea epeas trd!y.
I r1ay have to SO there dsss, aa1 do*n Tarsan-
ylka. II come oct 1peaten, and H6t UF ne
Squad from Zai glbar. I eA1ue= " hope that yoo
ELL do = pat Jou can 10 help LIE with the goods
n1d EeD, , ca1t TO he 1en{. by Mz- Eo1nE usust
surely have cone - you through F!en:pg t Co.
! aD, kc,4 DAVID LISElGsrGSK.
4 lens COX patd for to uDnt was lets t.: Tn
Jaly1uL Le, aLd 20 ~tIa otEa. bo1Ia.
, 1870-01-04
observations Taken in South Amer
tcn-Suppokcd Underground Conn
municnf4on HckkEcen the 0cenu..

From tkf stfls ! OK Htf1IA. Ike -. -
TIE Academy Ct Sciences Of Plfts has EscctF1a
highly Interesting communication fron u. Il Ao'
ias, c1 Caracas, on the parnonenA uhica n Sss:-
ouaiy with the terrible eArtnquate OF the 13tn OF
AQplst, lSda. which eoaVuiseo tne wnole Of Peru
TEE information collected on tSis subject o5 me
arthor t. excce etneiT st1trinE Oa INC anoEe'
nehyonsd day, het<eea halt'paat > ana
o'cEcE p. r., tne Hafefs Of The At.anuc Itc9oEd
tsors The western coast OF the Inland Of 9saEaaA
aad EudaeoJ Yeturntd, r1anG Abos Q the accastoued
level. Al tna: sane hour, ii BoHFsE, tao 1l1hoco
1ose taiIs three feet: aEd at that Identical time
uayeIief, f:tirg al1uX tae hAuk4 OF the Aanea,
iuptafJ OF the fosner E.veE. nj u onee 81 ne
AZ pQtni corresponding TO the longitude Il san
Fer sudo. the Apuso srudenlJ oy9noFeos cover
lrV from e21teen to twenty leet OF RIouaa "
each SIDE; tunetlate5 after Il returned 70 ~ o.o
Md but the water Kept bubbau< up lof some
m,uu.ee, and then 1ubEded to ise HftsHne uac.
uuiIltx At tho anme H0Me1t the thhnhtfao0 OF
fuan Gs,eeo, north Of The 1slsud Of Aa1RatNa.
oopoe,te C1Eaca ded to the highest poths Of tneit
village on seetag tne waFea ot the ocean ~ 70
inH 70 spe EerT coors nf the dwelanas- The w..
tefa. however: speedily reufed w'thou. doiag any
o1mAce, Tho tame pheuoGen1 occurred IN I0ff
pNt of Rio Cartoes on tho side ol tcmaHA tne
Ieyel OF tho Juru1S1 L said TO have risen q me
sane Gme, but trrstWurtnJ pafaea.Na 2le
T1ntIrH. From al these fsc9, oosetfed a.
nntnfs SItoly ctstant from each othes. n Ro1as
ronripdeN ina. At the EIne oI The great esIth.
orsSa al Fstu there vas genera: uphtay 4 Of me
esr:hx Gus. LhtDoghnat The nut1neEh pNf ot
south An erica. The 70 canle axA o. toAt coull.
neuf passea precisely beIvedn san ffauCsco atd
RcAsas, eI:euds Hsasva1d os Il Mas3afstas sno
, 1870-01-04

ported nom tho fsrmer country. and o,-
nom the. lhtfet. Thia yG4f tha psop,r;.Ss
Eecn considerably altered, oaly 9i, o4l Gsrr!. =
pigIaIts ha!1Ig aEllsed. Wills tarrs 1e:s {.
1on Ireland.
Ths u hc1eaae Of EuRliah Immigrants Ia,
remarkable. In 1e6S there were hn. .3f9.
last Jear The nber was 6u o!len 10 5l,;i: :,
can orly account for tnts on the auppusl:1n. -.
the 1itt1e1ted col dillon Of tt1a English opr:, =
AID Miners has driven thousands Of sleu, T.,
new hcmks in America THIS theory se-L. e
Supported BY the fact that mining an! u1s.,,
tunnR pennsylvania has Received 81; = =:
graDta sgA,nst 1896 in lsG5-nn iac.sa..
nlnost ore t11JEed per cent.
Among the Stn'es Which hare seccvel ;,
largest aecessloua ol laEsiHn im-s=i;
We tote, nfsk New YORK, which ha, -:
Illinois, which has 5s,si5; rennsslv 4ni. ,
alore STATED: Wisconsin. which haa l6,tit.: y.
which haa II, .3s; Massachusetts, which h., -.
Iowa. which has 5,o26; aEd New Jcraey, '.
nas TIA Why Miss onrf. nEre fa1orlte i3;i
with Immigrants, should have rtceiyed but l..
We ate at loss 10 undenanu.
We are q At to cote tne increase Of a:aE.,
rIaD Immigration. There Il no more 1rtus,E.:
nrea1, or hbFs tli class OF Immigrants th4s i;
S1 edes, Danes, and ForTeRtanA. From sx>.
We LBye rtc=ived t.6s3 imMiQFAntg, a4atat: IL.
tn 1855; nom Denmark. 2,6'3, sgaiust ~,
1865, ND from Norway, e@aI7, against l,ou9 i'll u
, 1870-01-04
from modelling In that matter, the article
struck us as one Of the curiosities Of Gtera-
tuEe, and We clipped It out. We now re-
| mint Il

pdnt It:
Fspm tAk Davenport Ea:ette.
sET4roK-MAHha-Wc hzve had oocex1oa iate-
7oeson II appes T. ie to s. 70 te.1 down goo
tepntattona, - IN tho instance Of Vice President
Cofax, and to attempt The building up Of iodinsE-
Tne 1odu. spsraae; II toe sstef iast.aca Is .nis:
sone one bss an itching for Lofty Position such as
p o ao "a no od n,se5
loese nfsspent.sie la.,aroai ot see nfsss-~a pr
ts, aaa ssa Rs Wscfs e Fesso9 psR e.
I:eoey = iney 60 siScg: hoy II tn!s Eelsket4 i
ton. It Is the pest place 10 get splendid olnnef,
with all the accompanimenis, that the, National
Capital san Doatt q. Eo!hirR here upon cheap
ssa,e So, cSTeis II ne III nItng ~ ios iu.t
tlemen are di1poted 10 be unusua1iy Allarious,
PerbspA hundred dollars may be aenRnded Tor
~ 1h5se Or ionr eonta ass!ng. epd eas,us, aud
touched AID re'6urhed, assanle Tie following
form, and appear la Cincinnati paper a. coming
11eie u oeft1e, here Lett bT the more
thonFntiol anorg The Republicans, lhar Nj. -,
nov Of lie lGnse, may tc returned to The Senate
icent neu here who to ratural G:lsa Ct efatoEy
ndos the culture Of scholG1. Que c4pDot reazs,
unlil hs haa tried II, the comfort Of aueu mau In
Won }ot himself national Reputation, ana would
fe1ec, noC1r on hla Efa:e ard add healn 10 the
Senate, Aeiecied. Ihope. for cne, tle rood peo.
pie Of Io1 8 nay have sense euouRh to kpog their
og 1ntere.fs Iad honor. ana IN returu ihe,r heat
ana sLirst rosn-
- In W1ittnV ttfs. er,y rut m record tha re-
ee.v.I nnt.to1 her. Il. ~ .eidorr rtsae IL de-
fnte rhs: IA ia mi iix,tnnd to. fnf fha memtefs
knov that be has gwen me subject .tudy. ald =
Inc aI 20 20 asna Z ed *nd
oJtttis addjs;oaai aIe gnlped. Hut Something
sE 11 aDh Iaes est % 5eas5 en- =,
y second neub:r q me fraternity present mat
and aeeeys s9a N ,resTo, ' fne1 @nf th psH
qnai,ltd Comment, IL the original vas pretty Do.
"TG,s Iestfnonv TO the ,ta,rsman,, vorth Of
ihs 1nsua disttpguthed member y ~ ezsetc.anon:
equally good reputarop' @ alhouch in d,Ssrsnt n ut
ae. Ma''s ae Sne as been servi1s ia cpgtess
ointr has been upon ibe bench, Wnera ho bas
m5aton tde II III 91s ana exalted aa
1he. coed people Of Iowa read all this s!ckeu-
, 1870-01-04

desired in his peculiar line. Sons doubling
Thonases might require him to swallow
hsH-peck Of blazing tu1pentine. and declare
TINT short Of this achievement they would
not believe. Some might require an ex-
iezior exhibit OF his lungs, aorta,
stomach, and intestinea,' so ~ to
satisfy themselves by ocular demonstra-
ton that tho secret Of these marvellous
poTers did not lie in tho Spontaneous eso-
luton Of those phenomena under the recir-
roca1 agency Of the nebular hypothesis and
the Development theory. In word, We
road Of Mr.. Homes achievements, and we
respectfully desist zfrom any attempt to
account for them, except through tho sgeu-
CT Of spirits-pure epirits-taken in liberal
potations By all parties before the perform
anoe began. II this doesn't account for it,
Nhhf doea?
, 1870-01-04
ALETIER FROM MR.. STANTON.
Expectations CaEccrninR EEim>clf-
i IEcKcrcIlce 10 the E,.aat.

Il Reference TO the x'.a.t.
General No21head. ln hts remarks to the cttI-
zet = met tirs at Pittsburgh, Oh Monday, resd tue
ioi'oelug letter iron, ats: stanton: ~ ,,,
g Ny DEAR FRIEND: Your fssot WAS fece;ved
tl;n Up,Iiog. Thta VIII enable me TO enlOy
that Test from labor nnd professional tot VII CD
the Restoration VI ny heath requires. and that
nrnt. The recent improvement Is vesy
ehcourapi1g; md, my strength restored, l haall
1t I'd hep from 10 one beyond The inslyOrAtuG
rcrdlsltt fI.tna-h!p AID good Nisles OF good
rt ofle ike yourself, OF Wtlca thank Providence,
.rem to have TO lack. In 1espsc; to the subtcit7-
pie Vi PITTSBURGH, have 10 doubt Of thelE liberal
klrdsess, and that nany would REJOICE
at the opportunity 10 esl1ce II: bat
! know Of no extremity that could reconcile me-
BY dAly labor. and short Of starvation Of my
| tsntly. To such extremity hope ncrer to reacn.
AlthGuch my health and the v1gof Of ny l.fe, at
tue resiod or l;s greatest ease. and professional
osa il a'q lne s0ea puSe eree ases sas
consc!ousuess of high duty fnlu,lsd lakes
away much Of the the regret such Loss might
have enthusiastically as ny cfllc.a station
eapseted cuii IN the day OF dbnSef. IL ali the
,1alk ysals Of encouragement, dissster, persecu.
tlcn al fa1nnpy. my hrarr ~as Strengthened aad
ny courage u7neid by The teile:toa tnat such
troab'es Could only be for brief pet,o! cou9assa
wah The great nsreAttel. a1u: therefore. es:
faIJ rb:SIed 70 ms own lpt for tue Short
term Of service ths, 1eu1alER, rot euvJ1ng tic a7
Jr.EEpt rrtfFet1ty Of tfpse Fho haze prospeted
| hy The fortunes OF var. and trust that etle 9Th
VIII be given Ter n5 tsoal to march op,- ho Il:
cser Iugg4d and weary the march,
That the bsef slnfs OF IroEiItnce mag be ho1ntl.
lu>Iy tettosed upon you tnd yours, IS the el1ne6t
'43' - - w. 4'1O EDwls N. STANTON.
tn Her J. K MopEHEiD
, 1870-01-04

The Constitutional Convention will re-
assemble tomorrow, and commence the So
rious work for which they were chosen.
We hope Tint the political bushwhacking
will now cease, und that all the members Of
the convention will be governed by q
desire to secure the best possible constitu-
ton for ali tho people. We observe that
the Springfield Journal is still grunt-
ing about tho organization of tho
committees. We venture to
suggest to that newspaper that the work Of
the committees is Of more importance than
tho names of the individuals composing
them, and that when the people come TO
vote upon the constitution, the nature and
character Of the instrument viii be Of vastly
more consequence to them than the lues-
tion who did the printing, or how the
spoifs wero divided.
, 1870-01-04

circniation 10 such Hic8..d Islander aRalnat any
iadJ. 10 gentle voulS ss's 70 70 fieLeala ~
h coss1ess '1or s lii. Lincoln = rsl,ei: EssrT
Alnt1iean here CAT testify 70 tta aNsr na@tsa'a, ~
Caves no suju,5rions pisitp1s;' many Of the no
bility have desl1rd 10 pay her every atehh2n as
tie Vile q the narJFed Lreotn has sna ses
tu1e appeal 70 you, my dear sF, fn tne nsm1 ,a1
Of Humanity atd deteacY,to correct sAs etue1
e.audes on dexolate womas-"
, 1870-01-04

erds At short distance fEoIl the sns1er Hsst u
d'h I-landA It comedies very Fcafiy Wfta t1e
81 iha primitive one Of Gfceuaud snt1 Cnt4t BY Il
Ellie Dc He1umnut Tnls axis u. Rolas consider'
bs s1efctsine = decided lnnnence on the seismic
phcuonena which occur from time to fEu4 Ia
1hose ttlsrds, as veil - IN Venezuela aud to}0m-
e!a, ud IN support OF This opinion quotes several
Tia cpinton, proso rne e1s;encs at = sTeat sub.
'el1arean nEknre, establishing q COMMUNICATION
rctween the Pacific and the balm of the West
I,h htaa