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, 1870-01-03
COAL MINE DANGERS.


Ncnrly q Repetition OF the Avonda1o
Horror
PLTAouIH, Pa, Dec. BL-There was nearly
repetition Of the Avondalo horrpr here yesterday.
bingham Nine, situated Ut the southern end Of tne
town, was discovered On IRE There were ni,y-
tre men In the mine At the time, which u one OF
outlet Notwithstanding this, no notice was Risen
to the men belo = that tile bnla1ng above was
on IRE. Fortunately It wal soon dlscoyefed,
spseadlnR @ but e1unguiihed, lie men below 'g. fs.
manning all the while in Ignorance Of the danger.
The 1re Ka4 the result Of gto5s care1e1anesa On
ee 1 Se 4 to 81
70 the boys employed there 70 PICK our slate from
The coal, ~ It goes In the BREAKER aud the pipes
1 ss aas Ess paa nm SEsoa Ss ,asqnsa a.
essano the cona!.teney Of tndef and
s sa s9s ap Dai and spoasa s,e, e 4.
estton was made 70 Keep tle nre from their
kuovledce, the fact leaked out, aud they becan1e
aMKs1e M Tor The nsss tine Or tae terrible lste .neI
informed the rest Of the men, and they At oncs
held IN Indignation meeting. and resolved 10 go
oR oSt q s, E, hsn gS
ming, in ali about Is and held anotnsl meeting,
ea a5xn nfs st hi h5 min, ~Gna Sb n1s !se, af
stovc pipes. Satenmaa placed IN charge of the ae
butioinG night and daT. aud 9 bell at The bottom
Of the shaft 80 they should have alanai when
there was danger al the surface. 6ince then the
mine has not been worried, and the men srt1t re-
main nru. The proprieto1s, Mesars. Brodestck
/ Co, not being able TO Get any men to supply the
places Of old hands have yielded 10 the demands,
10 lar as the ITO chimne5s are concerned, and
their construction has commenced, bnt theY
think one Watchmxu at night Il Gunc!ent, and de-
c1tne to place one there In the day time. tbs
men say tn!s onlJ shows Willingness to protect
their Own property. and as thelr uges are exposed
in day time, they say they shall tnAlst On TWO
WAtcnnen, end also on the alarm bell.
, 1870-01-03
ASIA

ASIA.
Indian Opinion OF the commerc5a
Revolution by the Suez Canal
The British Trading stenm Elect
for the He'd Sea.
From The Ca'eut.d Enal,sh,nan. Nor. 7,
The Sle1 Canal has n0W reached q st4Re from
which its success fu1 completion seems but 1ues-
iop Of houls. We hear Of II. dc Lesseps having
pAv1gated the canal for two.thiEde OF III dstancc
We are told By telegraph that the Aessa9eE.es In-
perialis Company, win commendah!e nsucn al
epiftr. nave determined 10 slgbAlIZe the opening
Of tue canal By sendIng their nne steamer, tue
GodavelJ. Though II, 40 as to make an unbroken
Wysge from Man Giles 70 Calcutta. The an-
ttaIirg proof Of the great ness OF tue enterprise
atd III value In furnishing q long -dcstred lnI
hstv cen Europe and the great p10iucsug coun-
oHners seem uEA7le 10 lkellze the true character
Of The impending revolution IN the node OF con-
I9e ~ Sa da a5a ca1a and ne
known 4icng the coaEtg Of the Mediterranean, thas
the canal would be completed at the ,iue fixed
su,sned thelr many cities -ose to y . nc lev % lie.
Italy pressed with rene 'ed r1gor the clhtns OF
br1n1ls! a. part OF dep. gsure Tor passengers 10
that direct trade with iEd1a for which her meF-
chants and uapufactutesa hare 50 long tIgacd,
ADd even Austria saT her opportunity. and set
abont building lect OF etean ye3se1s specially
ADAPTED for the work they Will hare TO perform.
To inc old cenueA OF trade with the East the
opening OF The canal appealG 81 3 2ollen oppor-
tunitJ for ltsputlnR on fairer terms than wss
heretofore posable the commercial supremacy Of
England,
n4t England, although less enthusiastic, less
South. IL rot behtndhsnd The docK.5 yards Of ht4
e1eAt ports Ietound with the note Of preparation,
atd the Will. es aoou aa The opening OF the canal
shall nave become un tdit aetompti, pour down
the dIeadeu Red Sea such 1eet Of steamers
as will make her Etsalr5 almost AZ formidable
in.oh 10 those waters az 4 now Y oa ne
bs The n1st great result Of the opening
Of the canal. Sailing ships cannot for months
together succcslfuily navigate the Red Sea,
hence steamers hare become necessity. and
hence, should the canal be the succeas 1t seems to
be- the seAhorne trade Of India Ia likely to be de-
necttd q Y Large measure to The canal. The Eait-
compelling Tor cargo, The eject Of this competi-
tion viii soon bs felt In reduced fse!gh;s. that IL,
cheaper uanslt Indian produce viii reach the
European markets IN shorter period, and orders
Will be completed within few weeks OF the date
on which they may be given By telegraph. All
these arc slgDs Of . revolution ln the commerce
OF the East which those concerned would do well
10 ponder over IN time.
, 1870-01-03

New Years Day-Emancipntion Gels
Building Statistics, Etc
Special De5pasch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
INptANAPoI1B, Jan. g.
New TeaIn Day waa more get er1ily Observed IN
this city than On any pres1ous year. Calling was
very general, and business Was entirely sutpend-
ed. Tho colored people celebrated the day ap-
pfppn&IeJt several Of their societies pxratIux the
atrt eia headed BY cnio1ed brass band. They pro-
sented highly crcd!taale appearance, and 1nsllJ
consrexattd at Morriion's Opera Hail, where tue
exeTciEea Of the dA3 took place. The Emanclp2-
tion Proclamation WAS Teadt and Al Grafton
was delivered oy tho Rev. J. S Hinton, after
which ker!e1 Of fa1oluuonf were pal1ed thanking
Congress for their emancipation, and their CiTu
R1Rht2 bill; holding IN grateful remembrance tue
e1otts OF Senator Morton 10 secure The fAtllcs-
tton Of t1d Fifteenth Amendment; returning
thanks to rhe last LegE!1tuTe for securing 70 thef
race acceA1 to the common schenl fund; p1edgIng
their honor that the colored sold!ers woaiG not go
back upon their recofdx when admitted 10 citizen.
ship, AID expressing their regret at the death Of
Geo, Peabody. After which addresses we're de-
lyerad BY Rev. ]. n. Williams, ]. L. Aahorney,
and Nj. Franklin. =
DuE1ng the past year building permits were taken
cut tor l61 buildings, at an estluote coat Of $685.
800; 27G permits we're taken out for additions aud
snau buildings; estimated cost, $10e, So; total
value Of 1mproyeMents1 $50, ,113.
The StRte Board OF Agriculture ELL meet IN
a1nnR! session at thels ruoma In the StAIe House,
On TueA1Ay next EQtlpeaz OF importance will
come befort tncnr. AZ this session new NcmbeIa
Of the board arc 10 be chosen.
, 1870-01-03
British Railroad Route to Endiu,

From the Calcutta En1flshht1n, Oct g.
me Lord Amoners Professor Of Arao:c IN the
latelJ publisher pamphlet, entitled "S7ggestons
for 1ta,!wsy Route to 1ulia," which Is now be-
pampaict viii Which @ tie public ~ not alresaS
familiar u the w11sera account Of the Views Of the
Porte regarding the construction Of that portion Of
Turtisn territory. The Porte would IKE to con-
strucs the line tEelf hut II cannot ind the money
It Is indtsposcd to give = guarantee 10 any CON-
been found 10 be Inherent In the guarantee 49,
,tm In India are greatly aggravated II Turkey,
s1 9 "a 9
erant faE orable terms to til. British Goyernmens
., Tia ias pndeftsIne and a Ratraaca loaa PHI
Porte, he Says, would be prepared to gre The
land gEa.ls, and to orer the British Goyer1ment
and ainklng fund or the loAn to give the snper-
vision and management Of the traf1lc to British
authorities, and 10 cause the net reyenue Or the
tpixed commlE sion which would bare the control
Of ihe entefprise." Ar. Chenery apparently Bpeaka
The European Powers before guafants eipg such
Kuiaa,a, 1nun. KaFa aiss,r, KonicS. AZ ' serai''
,anssi s.n S s5st nsst Ps Mn,t .s S s
Of view we ahould say there is very little hope Of
The project being carried out tor many years TO
even from commercial point Of View, tbs. fsum
belgrade to Constantinople must be affsu ged for.
When AE. Cheney wrote h's pamphlet everything
on that line By Austrian cap!talia:s: but Wo nov
krow that the Arrangements hare suddenly and
m,sser'onsl! fallen 1arougn: an1 tina. a!t6oash
@ csiM was IN he eoat. Mr. chehery mas word iI 70
ray on the Eaaterp quesae which may be qaoted:
CaucaBus and established themselves firmly on
tie Caspian, ahe pressure on the As,attc prov
irces oi Turkey. aud ttil more On Tue ei1ete
Persian Kingdom, cannot fail to Increase. II
hussta asaln ventures on An open hostility
10 the Turkish Empire, her Efforts E1l be
sss se eonsss enss sSsa sa.n 'as ~ sos
watched Constanttnop!e: a1d IS for Pessla. the
Rusrtans are already alnost At The gstes Of iu
I'D o se tsf
E1to9 Of the Czat. The English public may be re-
minded that the road from Tcnr1n to London is
q u Ss ssraa taeis &
takes 1tver steamer aad ascends the Volga By
an easy route 10 Mini Nosogozod, where
European E seMes r.Tsas rnere e are.y cone 5as
kesni 10 IehIan, and he Rus.iaa design Is to
10 IrshIe. At the Enme time, Russia Ia rapidly
extending her Own internal railway commua!ca-
to Gn.ess we better ouEseire. Is a,o.t esr-
Russian Expire"
way in which ME. ChenerJ romhats such
objections as the misery and fatigue
Of 81 daJs' 1en!ney ~ rail, EEsry
sure that this wou'd not stand In the war. No
one would be compelled to perform the journey iu
Fix days. The fact Is, these objections are put
io1TAld 1atber By NAV nf consolation for the non
accomplishment Of tbs project than as obstacles
10 lta accom- plithmcnt. II they arc serious, the
line from New York to sac Francisco the euttre
Journey ny which takes Sir taTs and eighteen
hourr, vii 60 far to remove them. noble ax-
ample this line to the slower governments Of the
Old World. -
, 1870-01-03
HAYTL.
Complete Success OF the Revolution.
txts-Cnpturo OF Port An Prince
SMlnAye Stl1E mp IN a EoFts

Complete Success OF tho RcYotusioua
txts-Cnpturo OF Port An Prince
Salnaye still mp IN a Fort.
NEW YoKK, Jan 1.-BJ an arrival yesterday
from s. Marie, important news L. received from
Ha1u - The 9oth nit- The war steamers IN pos.
sesslcn Of the Revolutionls.s have accomplished
their object, In Transporting uoopa to letlt
G1ave, aat immediately returned to Port au
Prince, and bockaded that pors, acting IN concert
with the forcea on land. Tne attack on Port au
Prince WAS .nade simultaneously bJ Bea and
land, In the dlgbt between the 1sth and 18Th 1lt~
The land forcea entered the city, drtTtuS the
dinesent ousposta before them, the enemy retiring
on thell approach IN disastrous confusion. The
revolutionary forces took uureslGted possessiol
Of every point Of advantage, and the entire city
speedily fell into their hAndA Meantime the
revolutionary war ressel1 were doing their part
IN the plan Of attack. SainAye's war
ssMs1 the Algonquin r1n:,t, was BOARDED, de-.
asleep. and taken possession Of without bloo1-
shed. The A1onquin and city we're thus caotured
without eye1 . shot being nrct. Salpare made
his etcape from the city and TOOK refuge In tho
Fort Nationeie, COMMONLY called Fort 4lexandre,
situated On one Of the h9hteat po!nts overlooking
the city, OF the uoftnxtst side. Galnave "a In I'M
Eineni peril, but It is expected the foreign Con.
suss viii interpose for his protection, aud ultimate
safety. TIE entire popnlat1on Of tue city arr re.
toIeed 1t the turn Of adaira hare taleu- Gaget
and his stan had left st. Marie for Port 81 Prince
, 1870-01-03
MADISON,


Special despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
- MADlsoN, Wiz, Jan. l.
Hon. B. F. Hopkins, Representative IN Con.
gress from this tseco1dl district Who has been ly-
ing seriously Ill for some months, aud IN very
critical state for somo weeks-friends hoping
hgRlnat hope flor his fecoYery-died at clock
tnis afiernoon+ He had not seemed 20 wen for two
or three days. but WAS not thought TO be IN lmnl.
neDt danger until q short time before his death,
which Wa5 very quiet aud peaceful. He passed
away with words Of love to friends, and the
prnJel, " LORD, receive my SOUL" TIE funtra!
Ii appointed for Tuesday at p. N. Many warmly
attached fFicudk, aud = constituency whom no
had faithfully served, will deeply mourn tue loss
which most desoted care, and ataltuous, klod and
ektlfll medical attention could not avert Tne
event has cast shadow over New Years festIs-
ltlef, and will cause the abandonment OF the con-
teMp!ated ceremonies at the Inauguration Of the
State ot1cers on Monday. They Will be quietly
sWuIn IN without any public Demonstration
, 1870-01-03
CINCINHATI,
Tobacco Observation-Disclosures.

CINCINNATI, Ian- s.-RcccIpts Of tobacco 10 this
city for Tic year ending December 81, 44,s4s hhds
saiea at public WRtehouseh ss.as3 hnda, and 1888
casef, sold at private warehouses, moi embraced
10 this stAtcmeDt Falne Of tobacco sold, s7,Ooo.-
0G0; Increase oEer the previous yeaE, $300, 900
Cincinnati IL now the largest tobacco market In
the United States, and receives a greater variety
than any other market In the Vert.
Thompson SeaFe, one OF the Oldest merchants
AMI prominent citizens OF Ibis city, died last even
Ing, aged 81 Jea1h
ihe religious interest continues unaoated.
Large hunters Afu nAtng for prayers In the meet
ioHB Of Rev. Payson hammond, Young Mems
Christian Association, and various cnurchea
a heaFy SNOW 8toIn This morning; BlXht dur.
Ing the remainder of tue day, Temperature
freezing Tonight and falling
General Stephen Mc<irpartJ died suddenly ut
his residence, College Hill this morning, ut {;
O'CLOCK He Wa& IN the Catholic Church yester.
dAJ morning, and received friends IN the after
nooI. LIE W2A unwelt during the night but refdsed
70 send for phJaic!su till four hnurs before hts
death. he vas gallant and eflctent ot1lcer: He
entered the Tenth Ohio 1nlaut1y, ~ Captain, at
the beginning OF the Nar: subsequently Lieutenant
Colonel and C0oE cl ot the Tenth Ohio: after.
wards commanded the Eighty y-eecoud Ohio; sub
EeQuenuy brevntted Br7Radler General He
was shot through The lung, which.
II IL supposed, nnNly caused his
death. He lost hta left arm during the wa1,
from which he suffered from amputationp, tue last
one q few month"; aRtl He wa1 appointed Col
lectof Of the Second Ohio District BY Johnson
and electtd CLERK OF this county last October on
the Iltlxeps' De WocIaitC ticket
, 1870-01-03
MILWAUKEE,

New XcarH-Dcaxh Of Congressman
Hopkins.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Jan. .
New Years passed on quietly. Not an 1nciaeoi
to record.
The news Of the death Of Congressman Hop
tlns was teceired from Madison Last night; and
aiGo Telegram from the Governor 10 the Light
Guard to defer their vt&t. the death OF Nj. Hop.
1lns ftudtrz inarprupf1ate any inaugural ledti11-
ties or Monday.
XeatheI cold and cic1r.
, 1870-01-03
NASHVILLE,


CoIoFtd Emancipation Celebrations
NAsHy11LE, jan 1.-The colosed people OF Nash
Vile celebrated to-day the anntversa1 OF NJ. Lin
colne proclamation OF freedom. After MOVING
through the city In procession. theJ asseu1-
bied IN Representative U1l', at tho Capitol and
organized 3 convention, over which Ed. North
presided. Letters from General Howard and
others e1cuslug themselves from attending were
read. and several speeches made Resolutions
were adopted expressing gratitude and affection
Tor Nj. Lincoln for their freedom; thanking the
aEmy fer services, aud the Abolition1a.H for what
they had done for them Whilst in slavery; pcdE.
ir8 themselves not 10 engage IN rebellion or to
support those who do; expressing confidence In
the President, Cabinet, and Congress: declaring
they know hut two parties, the Republican and
Democzatic: ptcdR!uR themselves to support the
former. a. they could not do otherwise and be
true 10 themselves and thelr Te21 friends; exprcR8.
ing their opinion that the present Legislature Is
hostile 10 their rtttst-Tecttng, IN proof, the
rejection Of the Fifteenth Amendment and other
tnlmical leg1s&Aton: approving the action o& Con-
g1e6a IN the case Of Georgia: and endornnR the
resolutions Of Mr. EelIey, Ct Pa, offered ID the
Federal uoute Of Reprtsenttttves, looking to the
reconstruction CT Tennessee pJ placing her under
military rule, and ca1tng upon our 8.nssots aud
Representat'vcd % support the movement Thia
they regard Is necestarJ. because under tna
present 6tate Government they hare no security
for lie or property.
J. q. Sumner md J. G. Sspier we1e appointed
committee TO bear the resolutions to Washing
ton ABOUT 4, 800 participated In the convention,
which IAnIacted ltd bu5tness orderly.
, 1870-01-03
The Merchants, Exchange Bank Dc
fnIcat1on tsO0lT'' Ono Aundred
Thousand Dollars

From fhs -Sele YorE 7iuks, De. 81.
M1. Challes Calender. the Superintendent OF
accounts Of Edward J. Oakley, CaahIer Of the
Aetcnaota' Exchange National Dank, s&s:es that
the amount Of the discrepancy will not exceed
Investigation, and bJ his presence contributed
not listie to the business OF 1utaye cling the en-
p4st nve or az months hare plunged the hanL
lie declared that the fnnda which be n!SQssd
were aimoat excluslyely employed In speculauons
In tobacco with h3t BOTHER and that he has de-
rived Little OF no heredt theYtfrpm-
TIE 1lears which he employed 10 coset up his
nE1eRnlAHues" Kern tho.e common In such csses
He had charge Of t1a correspondence with banka
doing dizziness with h1 DHu. and could readily
omit 70 credit balances aud ore1caasge As
~ enee9 Pooa ii. ta aa
at liberty 10 do pretty much II ho pleased with
tho butineas entrusted 70 hia charge SO long a.
hls "1TegulantJ" wss Eot made apparent By the
books, aLa these be had 70 dlncal!J IN manip--
lAuug, II would appeaE, Tne exaUloauoa Will be
, 1870-01-03

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Transport sut pIice- ~
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.n as Ell. Ea = & = pe !,
9rethe .nment freight tic p.efsrenee, sni 10 10
F0vsFl;us II irciS!lt ' " " 49, ~
contractor Will be required to Transport etore- bv
1, nd IN liz eYrnt az fatIrrs nv wsTsr sua III sn1s
celved by tbc e nt1actor tor snspuit.isu n,ua; e.
Htdde11 Eii n!r.se rs1r the T.tr ~ Wh}ea ,hsyrm
h,rnish i,.nsnrrf.fi, ,51, thnsh H,r ~.
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, 1870-01-03
THE MAILS.
Settlement OF The Steamship Dtffl-
c1,ty-Thc Transportation OF Two
Weekly Foreign 71atfs Secured.

Settlement OF The Steamship Diff.
cu,ty-lnc Transportation OF Two
Weekly Foreign Matfs Secured.
From ths 1Sttr I'ort Times, Dtc. 81.
In the TIE Of yesterday ne gave IN account
cf the action vi Postmaster Genera! C1es sell with
fnsed to accept the reduced rate TO be paid for
ocean postage alter the 1st Of January, 1870.
cIesweus conference, On Wednesday, with tie
various owItls anl sgenis Of steamship .lne5,
vas an arrangement entered ipio With Messra.
rool steam Company, whereby they agree to take
p'opo0d to be paid by tne United States Govern
~ cent? rer ponId iof oiner postsl nattss.
Whtn the conference closed on WedaesdaJ even-
tre, also. Htsers Ut1rtchs 4 Co., agents OF the
smother % ma,i weekly, to Be delivered ns souia.
anptoD, provided they got permission from ther
nam ol1lce, IN Bremen, to catJ 1t at t1e rate
tnis cty On "Wednesday night, swaitins lie IN. n.
swerng cespatch from Bremen. Yesterday
morning Mr. CreaRell rRa a. :he Poat Once ID
waited on By tne American agents Of Inc
had rccelsed reply 70 their despatch Of inquiry.
Ta15oy the Df3 Of tue ns
IKE the foreign mails on the terms proposed.
Thu tnsu.es the transportation Of tne principal
etners, tic Tuesday @ ani fiursday I 20 mas, 81 .hica
have Jet 10 be proylted Tor. Is these are Of less
consequence, hoWeser, there Will be no material
6uIpeLded unt HI, CresTeu can mike sIzauge-
ments Tor haliug them carried at the reduced tate
Of compensation The Williams Gulon line
aRe trips ac1oss the Atlantic are mate in about
siK hou1s' more time than "a taken h1 the Gu
nsrde1s. 20 there VII be delay of only about
Of the United KINGDOM. counting the tin1E Occu.
, 1870-01-03

There ara thirteen premiums, md they viii b
mailed to the thirteen parties entitled to them tor
delivered 70 their orde11 on tho twenty fourth DAY
Of January, 1870.
The addresses Of the suoce9sful parties VII b
given In tho WK1xL1 Tz1kus1 Of the tNentJ.nfh
Of JanuarJ, 1sss, together With the etzes Of the
winning clubs. .
pettons making Up ctubs n compliance with tbs
above te1n4 will secure the twenty per cent CON-
mission anJ how, aad Il their club IL ono Of tho
thirteen lArgess vii draw one or another Of tho
Rbove premiums.
~ Money By dratt, express, money ORDER, Or
In registered letters, rn1y be sent ut cur Flsk.
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spectus will be recognized unless
ordered from this office.
Address,.
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