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, 1870-12-05
TUE NORTHWEST.


BsaEdstnwn has discovered th1t she hes min
e,sl springs. the wa1er Of which" is Just IKE
snst1 = tn GtTmsuy-" ... KS.
"a 'acy in Peor,a has contracted for nnr CONN,
y. bad tickets OF Invitation 70 her funeral print
I'd to be sent 10 her friends.
-CtnIecs Of FEcepoEt, in order TO encourage
manufacturing interests. have narned 4 commit
tee Of Is persons, through whom + Il proposed
tDYaase funds. to be loaued II cheap rates To who
tvrF will establish raDufsctures tu that city.
-1'he Roman Catholic Banop Of Quincy b2s ex-
communicated, Tor The period Of one year. nearly
the entlze congregation Of the church It New Al
natJ. Tor engaging In dance on SnndAy. Nuveu-
ber + Tne dkLer Wa gtfan in honor OF new
chufch, and = II in oppo3ltion to the Win Of the
| p1ie{,s The Bishop rttusna thanks, ln 1r xrt-
Gle III rhc German paper at Bet!estlt, to all good
cat9ot c. ~no did rot parucipsae IN the dance.
! ard those who alseouutenanced It.
The Be Iexllle Democrat saya: :" We heAt o1
auJ f&milita Of s.. Cloud County, who are about
to ,ttnrn to heir former homes from Missouri
| and kan<a&, whcru they we failed to better
thelI condition. Indeed, the siRht Is Wit
resskd almost datsy Of wason-loAda ot 'mov-
e,s' On theft WAY back 70 the Interior OF 1tnnoas.
or { reg Tennessee and Zen pcky, dtsappotntek
IL .telt expectations Of ondluH better hane Il
the far Went"
lard Mile. committee Suicide By shooting him
| sell through the head. he left letter declastp
trat te = as tunt cent of'a crime with which +
! I'd beeu charged: that he had been =" robbed q
| s1l be ever held dear-uouey md character. Al
samur;- and Tbs. hts mental sunerinss hAd coz
p+ll<d him to commit self destruction SpeaEn
o3 the cste. the oEesnn Reporter says: To
etiHe to With Major Miller sefess II the allcBe
sterling Of money IL bsllee, while Collector Of sn
town Of MI Morris, OF which ho was acquitted Q
1.-The trial, but on which the cou1muni'
. held VARIOUS opinionk Since thn time
b.s been drinking very bard, and TIL
added 10 bis tr<ublca connected with the mons
I srd bis family. is hnt charitable to suppos
| ae,hfoned his scsson, and drpre hlm to the coz
| uistiou OF sulctdr.~ Toe Corunet4 l11s IN tue
verdict, ssy: "Taat the 1asd John NeCseI'AI
Nulet did shen and there. ia manner afoseeA
, y'tlsnonsly, and Of his own malice atnretnoust
: iii md murder h!mselt. the satd John Mc~lelai
a Miller, against The peace Of the people Of y
= SUITE, and the!r dignity .,.-.=.
x -Tur lewtstoxn fFu1son Comfy Uaioa repo'
te1s sne daughter Of Z gentleman In tho soutae
psEt OF that county, 1a'elT found her naf com, ,
E. cut u IN unpsutl extent. and *As Asao uooot
i, | with continuous itching On tho back pat OF
bead. As = matter Of oourse, the JuunR laay w
as chznon upon examlnatsou Of her Aca1p.
e. neath tho chtmpn, 1t MI found 70 bo cosaa
i. | with klzck inAects ehout The A!xe OF kf11n
=. | wheat, which hAd eaten Into he1 bead And DO
~ her neck IN mast f1tshtfni Mau1er. SAYs'
- | Union TIA head.ses1' u. unada p3 ss$-Ne
Of aHd i supposed ii ooutsfa ns egz4 oi = 7; q
~
, 1870-12-05
" arc Projection aor tho PloVholdcr.

nw1uuT, Livingston County, III. Nov. -
Ance VIC sold that load Of corn for twenty
cents per bushel, and had tho inwsrd satufac-
,tion Of laying two-thirds Of the net proceeds
upon the altar Of "protection to American in
dust1y," our merchants have informed us, by
handtills poated npon the streets, That, on
and after the 18th Of November, they should
hold al ttoir dry goods, groceries, &c., erc'a-
sirfly for cash, y" thus virtually compelling US
10 sell our corn ut tho present xuiuous p7ces
We, were in the field the other day. h1skiug
a: other lo4d Of corn, and the thought then
&C, ustl to u, that, II 10 failed to SGT "a our
C-ngresemcn' to h.ve corn protected, soma
:lng clse must be done Mr Editor. could you
not sid US in procuring. the passage OF
bill this winter in the Icgialatute prohibiting
any mere farmers from set ling in Illinois,
and sny mors l1ud beng broken up aud plsnt-
| Cd with corn. This, certainly, will protect Us !!
But in order to mAke the mater rnre and se~
CURE, We viii request - Mr. Tweed's Nj. Fl ,tf-
man " to rAiee tue present tax OF two do1lara
| rer bead now !. vied upon all the 'pauper
labor cf Europe" landing in New York city,
| to two hundred dollars, thus making I CON-
rlete pyssem of protection to American in
dustty,7 but especially SO to the honest
| F-S.-Sir Robert Peel, In oppoAng mo-
siod for tho repeal Of tuo Cozn laws, eaid, III
the, doctrine 10 good for corn 1t Is good fot
| everything else" and Ns SAT to the pro
tcctionist, il your doctrine IL good for iron ant
salt, it is good fuE corn- E.
, 1870-12-05
Bridge Celebration ut Henry

DExnS. III. Dec. s-Tne bridge osvr the r1E-
D1N hFer II this place, which has been IN c 'ursc
OF c7pstfnct1on for the past 5sar, Is nov Gnu
pirteA. aud t0-dAr aIeRt crowds at peoole have
a semnled to witneas lts dethcatton. Bells a'e
q atlnR all over tar e!sy. p1oeesstoa vxz
formed. With 4 bras band at Its he'd followed
y The Mayor. c. II. Baker. AID The ct,y Council
Good 1smpa :. and nItmen, IN iull reTal!a; tae
yarrts schools, A1d fa'Ee concoufse Of ne ple-
AT the ttct vr5 ab.r oratton was d. Nsesei
By T. fers- tie, 1T this city. wre was followed
L1con F. s. Butler, and unn- ! Ii. JJnra, OF
this city, sfsef which he ct.w1 di5peIsed-
, 1870-12-05
" WATERING" RAILWAY SHARES

Ay,nnu rho ynunx. ackonrlaaUai1 avftu IF
r,;lunv nanaoenent which onr mo,1a of
anforc;nc tha ,,rz b.. m, ret raachad ID
,h.t ~ 1..s.;na ~.;,n-,r s,,ct VIZ,
.x.,ae 40 ~nnn;s, ~ = ,,nst tl.v r.,a-
,,,e;- e+o,s - ,,-e,ent ,ha white Jo,n,nd
f,~ . -aa,,,,;or -. ~.,a. nf fre;.ht ~ 60
-,,;.,. - 49,, ...., ~ 49, - s,..N o..
,.shr,.a .ha % a,a,. ~ aSos.s :, s;r;a.sss
If as :, - ..ss ~ r.. ~ VI: 60,
49,. - s.... - 10 ;: ee .s ~. 10 -, 49, ' ,.A.
ssnd .,,s .ha Ce1,..,o. - -.
;nfers. that ,fis d;v;dsna rn,,st
Il. ;noona .,d ,.h,a =. =. ....;s .z .,.sL
ha 10 ;,ro-n.a ,h., :, - ~, ~. 80 i,
49, -.1n. -, ~ ,,,ss 5.,.,s 49, ra,,;,.
..su,. s.us,.e 49, II. :sa,.;s-:s.s
:. .~..1- ~ Nv w.,+o-a ,o.,o,
n;es - are ~ 1,scon;no far i'm orom;nart Tha
41;luanrea \ 81 pan1 tomn,nr hs. IN.
| r,a.eoa its ran;ts1 s+oct br 50. ~ .sn
:. ;t,,;n t1,a lac, 80 veara rha Roct Tsi.,d
h.s;ncr,asfditestoct v;tb,n ,ba s,rna ner;od
hr s1s a7c o0o Tho last million ~ stoct
s ;ae,.;a = aoea,o. ,f -, av,ra,s 49,,
s;t;,;an ~ th.-aof nonta;nsa q, IN. ra1~ Gon.
n,;tnt;nn NJ I,,5no;s Tba Chicaoo +
gn,.hr..+orn pa;,rood con,nan~ has in
c,sasaa ;ts stoct hv aeo ts1 oo7. The
| ~ 49, .
, 1870-12-05

THE INDIA corroS GRur.
LuspCS, Dec, s.--Despatches from Bombay to
tic CortoL. growing Association Of this city, men,
ton a serious decrease IN the number Of srses
under cultivation this year.
TnUNAs 8EBnE5,
member of Parliament for Somersetshire, In asl-
d eeslng his constituents. last evening. referred
To the recent capture Of an American fishing ves-
sel by British Kunboat He deplored this IA
adding fresh dIt1cultJ to the Al8bama imorogilo.
uc cited his late American experience. and de-
tcrtbed the sen,imetts Of Americans on these
questtops. He conciu ded BY expressing the hope
mat both the Alabama and dsning, questions
would soon be pettled auuieably.
THE GERMAN LoAH.
LoEpoS, Dec. s.-Tnt EcoHomf4t, IN It's issue to.
day. referring TO the German loan. says the fecu
rt'y is excellent rs population ts better
able 10 bear tag, and none u taxed 80 llttle+
IorpoEpEKRy, Dec- 3--The steamsntp St PAT
ri1k, from Cuebec for Liverpool, has arrived.
4 Bt1HR-1uAL.
LosposnEKRT, Dec- 3.-A marriage Ar7anges
ment has been concluded between A1gesnoH Saer
itap, trird 200 Of T. B.!ndlry Sheridan, OF lanp
ton Court, AMI Miss Motley, daughter Of TIT
American Msnis1ef.
, 1870-12-05
E5Ts.A


sn.e,., pspsteh TO me onfeaso Tribune.
p.os.A. Dec. s-Aeeas asli.psHs e. ! o'clocS, The
nso' @ tfsrGxesed On Ore, snd, befure anJtnInr
o, Ts ~ tnne. tns Entire properly w1s cousuaed.
s1eeps tne srs as I'd So1sr s .,c Tns M ~n .as nev
q ~ = f,if vs.: EN- xl.so0: Putnam, ii. 500:
ToSii1s,d. ii, ,5oo: AAnnzrtzn. n ,"T5; Aa1ora M},
Sf.joG The sHysu OF the IRE ID unknown.
Special p<spa&eh to The CnJeaso Tf3buue
YAxE1or, DAkotz. Dec, THE. Inte1nasion,1
Hot<I wss btrned II o'csoet tnts n,ofntrg L1xs
$4,000; injured f,r u 500.
kk4rsHA. Dec.-A- F1e Vas. discovered, yrn
AsJ afteFlo r. IN The hasn and 3hee Of O, &
Head. tNo les south Of thi1 city, soou eftr 4
TAIN had p saed, md thf bulldiuE were ooap
, 1870-12-05
4 SECRETARY OF REVENUE.

A special despatch fson Washington, to
the New York Tribune, contains very
significant a1lusion to the Presidents
reasons for delaying the appointment Of
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue, to nne-
coed Mr. De1sno. It says:
There II ruch speculation here u To the
oi ! CoTmlstnner Of Internal Rerenae. IN he
p1afe nf Mr. Dt1apo. Il EHs generaity supposed
taat this cf1ce wou1d be oiled before me meeting
OF CupRTeSa, in order 10 ayold the pressure which
the st,enns Of rival csnstsSAtcs VIII doubtless xnen
bling to bear on General Grant. II II hlnIed that
the President mar ptsaoly intend 70 1eeom uend
Burt &u tnio department, By combining with Il
Lhe Cnftcna or sorne osher bureau OF the Treasury
pepa1t tEnens, aud to paee = Ia n+ad soMe psoD!-
ncns man vt tue Republican paEsy- Secretary
Boutwell, would probably oppose such measure,
AID ~oold oe stFoi Rss supported in congEesa"
Whatever other criticisms have been
passed upon the Secretary Of the Treasury,
We ara not aware that be has been charged
with using hepatronage and appointments
Of the Treasury Department as a means Of
rewarding h,s personal supporters, cliques,
jobs, and cabals, and punishing those
which he supposes to have been hostile to
him. The President makes It no secret
that be is with one wing OF the Republican
party against another in New York, Penn
sy!vanis, Missouri, and wherever it has a
division, and that the appointments under
his control belong to his special cliques,
as against all other elements of the Repub-
l;can party. OF The various departments,
that Of the Secretary of The Treasury is
the most important, politically, as il con-
trolls some twelve thousand appointees;
and of a1i the msmbers Of the Presidents
Cabinet, Secretary Boutwell, has the most
vivid Presidential aspirations. Should the
President advocate the creation OF a new
Csbipet officer. to be known AZ the Sacra-
ta.y of the Revenue, at time when our
revenue interests have been managed Mt
least ns we'll as those OF the other de.
pattmeuts. it will not fail tn occnr
to many that the effect viii be
To withdraw from Secretary BoutvaIl about
fput-tif,hs of his natronsoe and Jeave him
a mere minister Of the war dabt and pav.
, 1870-12-05

Special Election D.deFe6-stnt4stIcs
OF Inn MICRO tton-ErroFs In the Gem
hup-%tnIc AEr1cu1tnrAl SocieJY.

OK i m m M2&F0 H0h-EsffQfH n tnE CcU-
hut-~tn1e AEr1cu1tHFAi Society
Special ne1pzseh 10 The Gblezxo Trpune.
MADISON, Dec. Acting Governor Pound has
orierfti new ell cifcn tor member OF the asseua~
nlv tn Buffalo County, where the nntortty Of
votes we1e given for q man whn died en the day
Sbef tie election; hut the laser tats Was known
oy Int fe y Of The Eeress.
e1ate Agect Ha1tmsu reports the aTTEal. At
MEwanler. this fsasop, Of t9.e1s 1mmizrsnt*. Of
Ehtu s. .3aa II NAMED In Wisconsin, and . 85 vent
tn lava and Mltuescta. or these remaining IN
Nlacunttn, ASS we're German, $3.50 SosHfR!ans'
2ll Swedef, 1ee Daue&. e55 nom Great H11talo'
Holland, Fran {, aud Bohemia.
peyseLH frog 1e7erai localities, Hho mare eAst.f E
ined the ceI1ua rermrR frrntshfd 70 me see.s -
tsry Of SUITE By the Urited 6tstes MsRasA. o ~
plain that rue nRufes f1Il abort Or sonn,un sos., ~
real population or business ! snppenee.n ae.s -
.u,n 'rom chtrpeHs SrantT 81 r. ss1ea snapustou. %
rms snr Hs1 merttnT Of toe stare Agricultural
8octety cccu1s here nett eoae
, 1870-12-05

"A Ca1S 10 the Clan Campbell
OTTAWA, Ont, Dec s-The psper., shia morn
b+ra Of ire great Clan Campbell n thit cnnasrY 70
npfte With their fet!ew-c'ans1neu Ia Scotland. for
The pu'pote Of presenting Wedding Gift to H-r
Royal Aiphuesz, the Pr4ucess Lcutss. on toe occa-
Sion Ct her mas1tsqe with the Marquis OF Lo1ne-
canpbe1ls IN al1 psrs OF the British Empire a1e
invited 10 contribute to this wedding gift
, 1870-12-05
p,.,~r-.v OF the loWa Central RuiI-
FoAQ.

fnrxx4tL lows. Dfc- 3-The drpt train Of tbs
rsrEsi iowa Railroad reschtd the Cbicasn, R1rk
i.land 1 Pacide crossing to-day. FI.as are
81. amir &. belts 1irHttE, acd csnoo aoomt-X.
eirnt month";. and trains run TO Sk PauL Con-
Eectt n will be had wish s.. Louis tht5 month. 4
wt!ecsne speech Hss E1ade bJ the Nasor Of Grid
error EaFman- HuSh Winchester, au4t NJ. Nc
R+ioe' An excursion train came from tne
, 1870-12-05

Accident ON she GRAND Trunk Ratl-
read
TORONTO, D<c. a-T~o srighs trims cold On
Tie Grand Trunk Railroad. near BrfHhpnu station:
es1Iy his morning. TbreA cerS@ns were Killed
outiishf. and skvexa' injured 80 names have
befn Yecttred- The bst1s were badly wrecked.
, 1870-12-05

Congress meets at u o'clock today, and
it Is expected that the Presidents annual
message will be received at . p. 1n., and
immediately transmitted to the country by
telegraph.
, 1870-12-05

tho new Congress- tits well, ho wever, that
the real 1eas ,ns for this sulden desire to
repeal the law prescribing the time for the
naseiing Of Congress should be understood
, 1870-12-05


There has been unearthed, within 4 few
weeks, In the vicinity Of the neighboring town
nj W.ukcgsp. md brought to the Academy Of
Sciences, In this city, part Of the skeleton Of
species Of extanc. animal never before dis
covered.
The specimen ID regarded bv scientific man,
who have examined II, ~ = relic OF ver1 great
value and interest, rs it supplies link In the
history Of the animal life Of tho past time,
which, until now, has been wanting. The
rnima1 Is Of the deer family, ADD bea1s some
resemblance to tho fossil cerrus A,neTtcdnus,
or stag. Of this country, but much more to ths
GREAT Irish elk. m extinct speciea known only
toEurooe- It's, however, 10 far dineront
from the latter that It must be classed - =
usw species.
The bones wete found inbedded In tho
earth, IN swampy place, In 4 spot which, un-
hl.recently, has been constantly covered With
water. They were about ssven feet below the
rnkfaee, and beneath layer OF peat. Their
rcsitton relatively to ths strAsidcAtion was not
different from that in which many other re-
nsins OF extinct species have been found.
The aketeton indicates an animal near aeYen
stet in height, 10 The top Of the back, and not
far from nine feet to the summit OF the ant
than this, and comparison Of the two akele-
tons shows the Waukegan species to have
t,een considerably more slender and graceful.
The fact Of its resemblance to the European
specimen, coupled with the fact that many OF
tho extinct species Of North America and
Northern Europe much more closely resemble
each ether than do those Of the southerly po1-
| hons Of the respective countries, and the
other evidences Of the two continsnts hxving
teen At one time united By An isthmus that
| now lies beneath the waters OF Behring's
| Straits. lends sanction to the opinioa Of die
tirguished saco'l OF this city, that these two
beasts, or their progonitors, were, far
! back in tho c5cles. ons aud the samn
| eptciea; that after the. two lands
were separated BY tho water, then gradually
uuaersent change in form, size,
and general clatacteristies, change
Which accounts for slltha dinerancss
the two skeletons exhibit nox; and
stat then they we're exterrninsted. The
graduxl divergence Of. the two branches OF 4
single species, living Oh different hemispbeses,
and hay1ng no communication with each other,
could be brought about through a. few
Thousand yeazs-it wonld occur with absolute
certainly. If the author Of the Darwin III
theory is rightly the difference in climate.
food, kind and extent Of range, the chsracte,
pf the beasts Of prey thsy would be Obliged te
enpe With and 10 escape, and BY al the dit
ferent influences under which they were
retpt ctiveiE placed. The age Of thi.
Is, ecimen ia doubt.ees the eame will
tho oth.r e1,net animals Of largt
eizs which passed ous Of being not II
from the time when man began to exist
/ In rtt h~A ~. E,r.
, 1870-12-05

St. Larrs, Dec 1-Aussen i 1ntuau, Of View
Yerk, helrs of WfEiatn Mathew, entered sutts tsrf-
teIdsy IN the United States Circuit Court a4ainsS
45rn L conneti for soo,eco in money loaned !"
defendant In 1867.
, 1870-12-05
rEQIRL NOT1d1Ess
Getting Married

EssAYB FOR TuUrG MEN. % sot1 tvfss 81
M popF.et1 q tapropztey e ssfnnxa s1sxa esd ~ 10
u1al b3ppanea SGsr f.ee g sestsd SESaGPsA Addrsaa
R0WzkO XBOVtAI1Qd. Boz Fh1zaefaa3s. H
, 1870-12-05
MONDAY DECEMBER .
THE ISSUE OF TIE FUTURE.

TIE ISSUE OF TIE FUTURE:
In the autagonisun OF parties there is !
alusys variety of questions upon which
there are divisions of opinion, and upon I
these minor points il Is rarely that aitter
party ran command united front But |
it is essential to all parties claiming to be
rational in their aims, their policy, and |
their influence. that upon the leading qnes-
tien Of the day there shall ba that union
which is essential to strength aud perma-
nency. Nor can parties crer maintain an
as-eniancy while holaingto merely Mega
tive rolicv. To be successful they must |
assert something affirmative, aud resolute-
~ and persistently sustain it. On
that 1easling question: there eau
he no e'2uivncation or ptesasication.
This WAS demonstrated IN the case Of A.
rssan slavery Though the sentiment Of
a.. overwhelming majority Of the American
l-pp'- ..sA been. for forty years. opposed
to slavery it was not nntil the Republican
party h-d s'een organized upon an uumis~
taxable srti-slavery platform, and bad as
"6e o "e"
p''"'se" 10 i.'ee tne ans''tat'on IN Inc
e"nfs.: Oh "I'nate tttinctaon, tns1 toe
anu->lRyery feeling Of the people could be
concentrated aod made potent. Thence
forward, its progress was Irresistible. The
question OF slavery had heen kept in the
background but it at last forced itself to
the 1'oo'' ana psse'es nAo 10 take S'oes up
W. III VI t'e''ea.
ADe a1'na'" Fos''''a ea>a'ueo ~ LUG
!Sep'''ean parry ~ fe'e'ence 10 s'a'ey
nAS 'e'''"t'' Tue ena " seu seats "
eSen''at a"a expensive ee.aee' II .na
complete osetsofo@ ana etunesion Of tnat
.nts1aoos inst''a'lon- lne next 'o'ng mus
1e some'h.ns e'se. "nas Is tosi sotnesotng
eiSe ~n'en must 'sse Tue psase o. tae
Aaset5 ae''a''oo' anu apon WINCH too ne
Fn"hean parry "'"s' 'Ase e'ea1 anu IN
nastakA'"e posi''on' OF give paAee 10 sone
other party II Is ms sh"ss toe soh'ng
naunonS POSSESS Aoo e'J"s eue .1u'.s ot
the'F own !snof' OF snAit .oey
aASe on'5 Jc>t euoueo oi tae1
eAfnaoE 70 AeeP 'ne" 1t"n seso-
'n''on: "of'e nonoI"''sls aho speco'a'o's
'ake the resi- oh'er tne neao OF mono
pe''s's, @e 'ne4aae 3at1loao snaspess' elesa-
toE sn'ests- h'ea 9af'a P'naoefe3s, Ponic
iana er"1neFS lammaay hei's m snort
A'l those VINO i've ny 'netf WIS, and pros
per hF what they hlch from the public
Tie people may be slow to learn where
.he:r money goes. but they are sure 70
lsatn in time, and when that time comes,
, 1870-12-05

C1SCMrlfr, Dec. 4-The announcement that
tbs LSpss vile Cao1l WI be opeued pext Wednes-
dav, though several dsys NAV ibte@yehe befofe
htts NAY pass, Is received herp with great eats"
}prf1nn.
, 1870-12-05

ANOTHER EIfED110S.
SEw YORK, Dec. a-The expedition On the
steamer Billy ButtF, 70 cnoa, has been heastl
from. General Qnesada Is once more On the war
path against the spariar'is.
STEAMSHIP RACE.
HAyIS4, Dec. s,-Tne steamer Columbia and
Merida sAtled, At noon, for an ocean race to New
yosk.
CQCEI yAIXAsIpA
left Santiago dc Cubs, yesierdsE, for this city.
, 1870-12-05
Tne LoneWoFfh Murder Trial ~
O$1nWA.

SpeEa0 aV7P&fsh 20 ICE SnFtkx9 s11oasf1.
OTTAWA. H., Der. R.-Iu tho LonRwoFth cs*e
Mf. Ral. Addtesf@d The tnrJ from otciotE III
isst evening". b. e1un.rg thts no'ntuE a. :, and
closing at "a f.pa<t - Judge DtkeJ concluded
IN the people at hnlf-rAst T. B III speeches ably
NJ sen,e3 tbe esderce % either side of the caae.
Tie lat1ruc1toEs hzvatK tFen E1ve9, rne -turJ re.
tired 1t ocftk 70 copstter tntlr verdict, md
Eu1 thc pntnc are awaiting the result Win greas
srtfatT
, 1870-12-05
ITALY.


APPOINTMENT.
FLORENCE, Dec. n-S'gnor Tofreauo has been
anpoln,et rrca1Aept Of The Italian senate.
, 1870-12-05
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

ATTITUDE 01 EsYFTa
CAIRO, Dec s.-Army f11loughs have all been
ri hdtawn, - that IN cas# Of otfscuttjes arising
fun the Eastern question the army can be placed
ut the Posal OF the Suttsu.
THE rKAcK MOVEMENT n ENGLAND.
HIRMIHGnAx, Dec. a.-1nst eseLtug 3 large
meeting was addressed by Messts Thorold, the
Vicar Of ST. Paocrss, Rogers, Jacob Bright, aud
others. Resolutions in favoS OF a peace congress
were ona1imou-ly adopted.
rDsIT1o1 OF ACsIRIA.
pEsru. Dec. 2.-Earon ton Beust and Cunt
Ant.rieeeou, ex-Secretary Of War, met q sub coG-
niuee Of the Hungarian delegation, yesterday
They stated that the political situation ras 3 Be-
r.nHs one, hut the military situation was good.
There ID no great an1t,fy LII the empire, and a
peaceful solution "a probable.
, 1870-12-05

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MItSES0rA
Aft1lHAte7 hunter estimates that he has Killed
With hts 1i1e 800 deer.
Farmers In N,nnesota were plowtng their
iandE on the u.s4 day Of December.
"A MiunesotR paper, In referring edltorta1iy to
the after-dlnner speech OF N aduatrer and SUBJ
scIther, says: "Nr- Ba1low9 inimita5le style Of
e1oGuuon and etsticulattou knocked Into cooked
| hat the mort sublime, powerful and succcasiui
tragic efurts Of Forrest, AacreaAy,. Nurlosk,
Booth and Feehtes."
| THE c,tJ Councit Ut ST. anthony has resolved
to donate annually to the Northwestern Cotton
Manufacturing Company such taxes 'as uAy pe
lesitd by the city On that corporation for period
Ct I'VE 1ea1s, providing that shass shall be owned
aplopeza1et within tnat city By the sald coups-
ny, it the time OF such p4yEept IN each yco-, L
cotton r1ih OF 'be csps1y Of 1000 sptnd1ex
This SslEAsa5 Rfp~Asren ssys the Oorrsnor
hss pardoued out Of Ssata 'P1tann. Elijah Taom.
convicted Of murdertng Ma nugau, foresuAn Of
rec MINNEAPOLIS cArpnIese ID 1876: md, also John
Rforn, sent up hosn L-sueur County for ltse, for
ii under: the la11e1 upon coud!ttou that he Is not
t. ~. toot IN LeSuenr County, nor to drink t1rrp
! OF Intoxicating liquor II he violates either cou-
dItldp, he n n&nae to rearsess aud imprisonment
tor tts full teru- He has ae1red 1bous aix years.
-NTxsoEKL
MlsEouti clalnA that her iron region h Three
| nundftd miias long hy one hundred vide; snl
|
dted and t2ersJ-lou .-squase miles Of copper
lact6 not set touched.
. oHIo,
Tbs Cincinnati Crmneresol say1:
The usal Of John AeQu'gz, charged witt
{ | the murder OF P4ca:es B4 ker, which naa ocro
Z pied the Attention Of the ,utuon Pleas OF Law
srnce County for several dAJN ended In 4 vetutc
| OF Atqult1al. Barker had esduced the ttteno
l su13 stser, and Eefnsel to make sre1mra{tou fo
: .ne terrible wrong done to her. By marrying her
/ | Il kttns 70 hAve heeu her hgu9nttH purpose t:
rnhmidAfa hlu1. and he xtrxuxed 1or IN lniasyfes
| 70 tAke place, II winch hs would pe present Il
| oh sins pistol. which. II he declared. he dc
r1e1 ito use TO sernfy Barker, shnuM he tefus
/. 70 mrsY hts sister. Inc eHort US made 10 p,oe
A. from pttstcus declaration that hts tosepuoa Va
y 70 kN BaEktr, but tnis wA4 not 6a1sslactnf1l!
y shown. II the Interview, Rad after the sister hi
ast 81 Baker TO fulnl his promise. aad he 4zai
o{ declined to do Ro. khe suddenly Dire ptstnl IN
ID 1ied. snh thn sa Eent w1df OF III noaff. II ~
~ assefted hJ the defendant that ne dld lot kuo,
D. naihts sister Was in possea'lon Of pistol eh
u I had Kept het purpoee 70 herselE The Eesumou
he | docA BOT tontFoyett this st2tcnept IuaSupcI
,n hefefnrr, ~ II w7s not AeQulaR.s inteo1iou
| fale life. and be hid no tnosledXe OF hla stgter
40 purpose to d. ~ the jurY could bring IL osh
IN than verdict pf not guilty: and ssls vetd.
" seeus % have net the approval Of the spec1ato