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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ter qdditional Special Nolices see Insiae I,rne,.

tOT dddihondt Special Notices see Inside Pages.
nS7gn THE METHODIST STATE CoNvEN rION
for Pennsylvania will be held at HORTICULTURAL
HALL on TUESDAY, WE ONESDAY, and THURS
DAY OF this week. Rev. BISHOP SIMPSON will
preside. The following order of exercises will be
obse rved:-
l. Tuesday Afternoon, at 3 o'clock. The organi-
zaton.
2. Tuesday Evening, ~ O'Clock Topic -"Me-
thodism, its Growth and Present Position in the
State" Committee. 1. II. Torrence, Rev.
W. II. Kincaid, and j. NJ. Maris.
8. Wednesday Morning, O'Clock. Topic-"The
Type of Piety Necessary to the Highest Prosperity
OF the Church." Committee.-Rev George Peck,
d. D., Rev. G. G. Cmrow, D. D., and Rev. F. Hodg.
son, d. d.
4. Wednesday Afternoon, 2K O'Clock. Topic
''The Charitable Institutions of the Church." Com
mittee.-Colonel John A. Wright, Z. II. worne, and
Rev. H Miller, D. D.
s. Wednesday Evening, ~ O'Clock. Topic
1.-THE Duty of the Church in Relation to the Chris
tisn Sabbath and the Cause of Temperance" Com
mitiee.-The Sabbath-Rev. w. w. Wythes, Hon.
Joseph McEnally, and william Sampson. Temper
ance.-Hon. John McCalmont, James Black, ESQ.,,
and Rev. p. Coombe
G. Thursday Morning, O'Clock. Topic-"The
Educational Interests of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in Pennsylvania Committee.-Rev
George Loomis ID. D., Rev. r. L. Dashie D. D., and
Professor Bennett.
Z. Thursday Afternoon 2K O'Clock. Topic-"The
Public School Question" Commttee-Rev. A.
Wheeler, D. D., Rev. j. w. Jackson, and P. W.
Shaeffer, Esq.
s. Thursday Evening, II O'Clock. Topc-'The
Duty OF the Christian Citizen to the State" Com
mittee.-Wiam ii. Allen, LII. D., Bon. H. L. Rich
mond end Rev. ii. S. Nesbit, d. d. 10 Is st
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RaS- HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU GIVES
health and vigor to the frame and blood to the
pald cheek. Debility is accompanied by many
alarming symptoms, and If no treatment is sub
mitted to, consumption, insanity, or epileptc dts
ensue. 1017W
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S~~ tutiOns, Of both sexes, use HELNBoLDs Ex-
TRACT BUCHU. 1t will give brisk ana energetic feel
ings and enable you Co sleep well. 10lTw
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The Post takes exception to our remarks of
yesterday with regard to the pardon of the
three Fenian leaders recently confined in the
Auburn Penitentiary, and enters upon very
lame and impotent defense of the President.
The Post says:-"The offense of these prison
ers was committed long before the late neu-
trality proclamation was issued, and such a
proclamation does not apply to the past.
Our contemporary is apparently oblivious of
the fact that the law was the same before as
it is after the issuing of the Presidents pro-
clamation, and that the enforcement of the law
was duty of the Executive whether he issued
proclamation or not. Not merely the Fe-
mans but all Others who are interested in
violating our neutrality laws will most cer-
tainIy, in view of this action of the Presi-
dent, look upon the matter as we
do, and conclude that the announcement of
an intention to enforce the law in future is
mere sound and fury signifying nothing.
The Post can find fault with us for censur-
ing the President in this matter, but it has
nothing whatever to say either in the way of
praise on blame about the expulsion of Seere-
tary Cox from the Cabinet, and the only allU-
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s.,s- HELBIBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU ANo
~ IMPROVED ROSE WASH cures delicate disorders
all their stages, at little expense, little or no
chi nge in diet, no Inconvenience, and exposure.
II Pheasant in taste and odOr, immediate in its
- -, 49, i-ee IN - !-.~----s Proyt.
uls. lgl7H
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THE PRESIDENT OF COMMON
| COUNCIL

In a few days a caucus of the Republican
members of Councils will be held for the
nomination of officers, and considering the
Importance of making good selections, we
hope that none but the best men will be put
up. The Presidency of Common Council, in
particular, is position of great trust and re-
sponsibility, that should only be filled by
gentleman who will command the entire con-
fidence and regard Of the community. All the
present indications are that Mr.. Henry Huhn,
of the Fifteenth ward, will certainly be the
Republican nominee for presiding officer of
Common Council, and more suitable selec-
ton could scarcely be made. Mr.. HUM is
engaged in the coal business, and is one of the
largest miners and shippers in the city. He
is thoroughly identified with the business in
terests of the city, and is also large property
holder, so that he has common interest with
all our citizens in placing system of taxation
npon a proper and equitable basis. 1t is GER
tainly to the interest of the city that property
and large business interests should be repre-
sented to greater extent in Councils than
they are, and if our city Legislature was more
largely made up of men like Mr. Huhn,
check would be placed upon the rash, hasty,
and irregular method in which the public
business is now too often performed. 1t
is particularly important that a
man of his stamp should
occupy the seat of the presiding officer and
exercise the power of appointing committees,
and as Mr.. HUM is we'll known to be one of
the best parliamentarians in the city, he is
particularly fitted to perform the duties that
will devolve upon him, in case he is elected,
with impartiality and to the entire satisfac-
tion not only of the members of Common
Council, but of the public at large. Mr.
HUM is still young man, being about thirty
eight years of age. He was born in the
Seventh ward in this city, and is graduate
of the High School He studied law in the
Office of Hon. james Ryan, and although he
is now engaged in mercantile pursuits, his
legal training has not been forgotten, and it
has been brought to bear on multitude of
occasions since he has occupied seat in
Councils. Mr.. HUM was elected to Common
Council in 1868, and that his services were
appreciated by his constituents was shown
by his being reelected last week by the
largest majority ever given to any man in
the Fifteenth ward. Mr.. Huhn is highly
esteemed by all who know him, and is a man
of admitted integrity and ability. He is a
ready debater and, as we before stated, one
of the very best parliamentarians in the city.
We consider his election to the Presidency of
Common Council as a foregone conclusion,
and we are assured that The interests of the
citizen and taxpayer will be we'll protected
during his administration.
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sREoIAL NOTICES.

R1S% THE GREAT WHISKY ESTABLJsH-
MENT OF THIS CIrY.-H. M. DALY's
FRONT street and No. ls9 DOCK Street. The
building, which ie probably the largest Of its kind In
through from Tos TO ocs xe sTee g9 aOS % s
least 215 feet Whiskies OF the rarest and purest
brands are stored on every floor OF this huge struc
ture, and the seeker after the genuine article can
there find Bourbon OF old date wheat ditto and that
champion OF all WHISTLES, the Golden Wedding. 1t
and other cities to know that Mr.. Days stock en-
braces the productions of the celebrated dis
Joseph joseph "sS s. Finch O1os Uo., N1Uie and Tho%as S
Moore. Their whistles are always maie from
up in seasoned, heavily y-charfed ironbound barrels
As agent, therefore OF these we-known firms, Mr..
DAILY Justly claims that he can supply the trade with
the finest whisky in the market and In the original
packages as received direct from the manufacturers
This he will vouch for, and this Is point which de-
serves the notice OF all purchasers. 15tuths26t
saya FOR NoN-RETENTIoN OR INCoNTI-
nence OF Urine, irritation, Inflammation, or
liberation OF the bladder or kidneSs diseases OF the
prostate glands, stone in the bladder, calculus,
gravel or brick dust deposits, and all diseases OF the
bladder, Kidneys, and dropsical swellings, Usx
HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU. 1OlIW
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THIRD tn and nd SVI WALNUT; Johnson, HOLLOWAY
q COWDEN, No COZ ARCH Street; TRENWITH,
No. Cid CHESNUT Street y YARNELL, FIFTEENTH
and MARKET Streets; BROWN, FIFTH and
CHESNUT Streets, and all Druggists 591tf4p
sSyn HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
~" is pleasant in taste and odor, free from all in
furious properties, and immediate in its
action. 10 wv
sss- HEAR PROFESSOR o. S. FOWLER. IN
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TUESDAY EVEN
ING, October Is, at $780, "Life Health, and Self
Culture" free; and learn your phrenology, best bu-
siness, etc. at Nos. p Q, and 10 Continental Hotel,
daily and evenings, october is to 81. 10 Is 3t
s6ys MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR
are regained by HELMBoLD's EXTRACT
BUCHU. 10 wv
roy. THE GLORY OF MAN is STRENGTH
w. Therefore the nervous and debtated
should Immediately use HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU. 10 7w
| nSEe TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND
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| diseases. Use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH. 10 7w
n.y. SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RE-
~ stored by HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU. 10 7w
, 1870-02-23
FOREIGN.
Reciprocal Arrangements Be-
tween Telegraph COM
panies.
Administrative Reforms Proposed
by the French Govern
meat,
The Situation in Cuba.
Franco


ockAx 7K1IozAFH CONTACT.
PARIs, Feb 7a-At ueettng Of tls shAsehold'
eis Of The French Cable Company held IN ta!s city
yesterday. tie agreement with the Ans:o-Amert
can, Atlantic and New York, Newfoundland and
Lokdon Telegraph Couparles, 70. working A.
sarGtuenta lrokinR to economy Of eIpecse and
expedition Of oulineu, was utAnlnoaAly -
Proved aEd The directors were authorized TO A.
range With the French Government, In fegasd II
ike e1eiutiya right 10 n 10 gre perfett rtcp1ocs
u 70 Lie United StAses.
TER AloTKAs Dl1ro6ID or.
The preliminary EXAMINATIONS Of persona H.
feated during tho recent troobies, have been a q.
cd. One huEdted and eight hare been urcc0dt
iionailJ dischatged: l1a held 10 appear a sourt
ls0 Kept Under aHeet for compiling aH1in4t She
stale Atd ufe OF the Emperor.
pICKNrHA11z41roN.
PANS, Feb. q -yald1ome, Mtn1s,e, o! the In.
terror, has admitted to ehe Emperor and to tne
Legislative Bcdies report favortp9 the decerntal
,xat!on Of tho executive AonIElatznton-
Tho Eatpl LeEtalatif has referred |, 10 q CON.
mlltee combating Of B411ni, 1ulxot, and r1eyo4l
Pa1sdol.
The Journal 0@ei,1 publiahes 4 IL. d
per4onA appointed 10 reslAe ard notify the ID
ninlAtrstlve regulations throughout tho empire
on the auggesuons made BY the Mintatef Of the
Interior, and approx ed By the Emperor. Among
the n&nes on The Int are the following Liberals
Benolf, Dszy. Desnares, G1tihume GuIzot Lout,
lacase, De!Rsorgue, and Preyost Parsdol
DIRA11 h The coRrs LIG1stAI1Y on TIE 1Hrkn
fK1IA3Iok,
In The Corps Le2lA1auf the debate on thu inter
peixtoa regarding the domestic policy Of tit GOV
ernment was continued. Count Daru replied Il
the speech delivered yesterday bJ jules Fayra
He pronounced against the doGand for t!ssolQ
lion Of the Chamber: declared that the govern
neus deAiled TO maintain peace ht hone aut
ahsosd, and to 1J tho foundAuoLa Of P1E.tsrnent
arJ Government. The Emperor had manfeAtet
tie will 10 follow liberal policy. II dIscord arost
between the Chamber and Ministry, the Emperor
m1st decide, AID the Mlnatry would respect b.
WILL
The speech Of tho Mtnifter was received viii
enthusiastic cheers, sDd the debate Terminated
With soEe Ct ase Ii favor Of, and IL against TIL
Ministry,
, 1870-02-23
BANK LOCKS,
HALLS
VICTOR BANK LOCK PICKED,
BANK LOCKS.

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pict:d asa that sur tant etft pe,iecir safe prSad
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seoaas liz t. eaa = Il M suf
:tnet. BEHIND IN. loei : ses " inow ~ be oeted.
senS siss p.
Of the Ficksa g Il sa:fens. sheh aas :a!s isJ
'*sn IS s.ssS; 4 sTF sn't 'a'f':, Tof THOMPSON
Pa1,eu. i'll. Feb, IL 1s7u
We The ..-tr.trped be4as t.r.sos dcsias ths p.eas
S i ths IL
eonstt. :.
5sG5S 5EHS ?1SES sHHpE tss;
J. :. SErlUS, nraltr in RGAI :1s.Ase-
R. r MURDOCH. NaTstrxmAr ana Real Est1ee
Dealer
WlLLtAAB. AVERY. sac aaa Ee=4 Assat
CucA.- Pe5. =. 1s:a
stK On tie 9Th i:7k ycu cots6e I'd peTyous1i.. md
tHoufh The 1selc rrtss. that vo1 acre7:et ny chal-
1spss {. Tho "a tn.t- in WHICH offered thou
+1nl tal1.tI Il @ta wo- pick exuse - srpHkrd IN
thHtJ ~ttkilB baaFs, .ay Ut my tn: eAf1 tu1ks
On h< sAtts ta.riE cte1tcd. nj acte:Anct = Ne
fran sbat tase il yonr irtteT II serpt st.c vou rt,-
pontd she ttsa a shr .4ta ics. ad aito Aa+i thAs
3ou Wf1 u thn stnr paAee one thoas1Ed IL AEs
t1l otc} behind ehrr Of eAs e4vse wheel Etot'
ksks nne IN ute in Ehles<a bA1ksN whleh cct! epc
r1tt CT fdr e e1Isc tt1e. md lc~t 70 the "a 1s
k1cua m cotu1uit:ec eetaet Ia ny acnxe OF
tAe u frG,, fon hare astin u dav nt%iaed E1e tn
wns @ss astn; sntIs, uot1 R1 M ss
s:ss VIII ehet1sns Jsr u,op;rsrss, s:a ;1bi;t
coI Eeutt: viii No a+erP4 Jau, th Ans will
on =. -+:h inst. tEe nudsftAkt< ct
. o1~ u your = elEe heel -SEtor- HAak Leeks.
~iA ~ rtov ptact 4LnH In tie hents II T. j. u -:
1tg Cafldef tht Etsst HAtihaal 6Aok- % be nd
1oblss ~ t.e ttI1s a AfoTrkAld kaepFs. 4Ed Il
uptn Trr 10 cro.it tht acar atunt- to T.. Nail u
Ieet to the ters Il 3oef cEa alf-uxu to hr .by
the eomittcr 70 Asukc the dtf sflf OF the tca vita
the audsrrt @.rE tha, sh4 s1nmttt-. es uhes
thereof shall have ID rftysse Vi being
I'M dur ts hoth the t:tats. and .aau th,s rsetr
thing Il faitiy conducted and ,nsA~ FIJI ot lhe
san O. tae ertnmltte I, Ee- ~ TnitraaE. tta y IT
Il II o-cte<k. At Aessrr. ferwhker 4fs II WA.ki
ie1-L JAMES SAHG Gtr.
, 1870-02-23
TIE WEST.

PnFtRcnlnrs OF Il Desperate Fight us-
tween Bandt OF Hiou1 ana Crow
Indians An Attempt to SslF mp
General x1o1G1littes AEAtnst tho
whites.
SPECIAL pespatcn 70 Tho Chicago Tgibuna
OMAHA Feb. ~
a Fott Sally letter, Of February II, reponta Lit
Tie swan, M!neconga Slou1, jal1 arrived st the
Cheyenne Agency. near Fori 6olly. he gfTca par.
uealA:b OF the desperate nsht between three hun
afed Sioux and Crow Indians, In tbs early pa1t o1
1anaais. Ahose the mouth oi the Yellowstone, On
~ aAson1l It appea.s that party Of twenty
n.ne s1oss came on foos 10 sseai horses from tne
s.uot. t.eao ncs two Jounz Sioux, one Of whom was
tuled and ohe wuuuded, WIN managed "a escsYo
Acd alarmed The Sioux 1f,rA7c T5n M.
ToSs noa "a m99nsed ~ sae.I aor1es aud 1a1-
| stone. deiJtnS tae Sioux, who caa.pcd ssyerai
ttoes apsoeeesnenI, M losing nve kuled. Tho IL.
spot;ei Essle sao ns Tas iaS. 9sG TsdeF ths caios
| aged 70 oyetpoEeI tia CTu9k eysrT nne ~ .se+,
wn Killed. u hand so-nand eaco1nssr. 3T Tht
died tho ne1t day AAuJ more rtre dansetpusf1
Kepo.n also say saas .h. os.sl.,an. n,y. .en,
out VII parties On stealing expedition to sss
Iii tne indians a7tv.rE at tae Fort s.y ,a.,
John RtcnArds, renegade nAH.nreet. hts muct
iraoence, md Z doing II he esa TO excite hos
t UTInI. Mpnran4, Feb IA rain and guoy
storm pstyailed throughout tho Territory In
night the weaihtr tl1 been uncommoniJ ral
pruftcu for waser ne1. season aro not nnue
v1Rsis11 CIT. 4: +, Fob. sa.-Tns xe.sss
ne ~, .xo d1. r. nen - 81
weather, mining u quite h<4k II tho loTes ps<'
Of tho Eulth
, 1870-02-23

uors sud democratic colahnonplaeek He briefly
reviewed EucfteeAs tpefch IN d!stntainR she
dpincea, craving attention To I'm "a .trsdlcton
II d atsuld1ty Of the Democzauc party On thu
RTtenhAex question. md te 1Ide
difference now be. Eet0 tho Democracy
Eaat ana Weat, but zdsa-cicg no:c:nR 1ew- Ha
did not appreve The lsRa.-stnder decision of
Judge Cnase, bat shau:h: !: -:cafly scnpltred he
sana,sn!sti1 sti1*d % ;Ss aaes;on S i, ae nnIssoa
OF any iaore legal te1iels, ard the u1AndR GEES
ton Of The future will probably be between s1e
syBteu Of State Bark. Ee sad he nad re8uted 1
contl4ctinn OF Tho currency IN tTcrr foTn4 ard
hoped ine pending b!Il tx the distribution 70 the
West xtd South Of ntsY millions OF SAuon1s BAnk-
!EK currency would prevail,
, 1870-02-23

TAsnHG1ux, Feb. f.-ME. Phillips, Cnlted
States Consul 1t Santiago Dc Cubs, writes, JAcu.
8rr ) that Political ACTIN arc dep1oraole. II u well
Known that Tainsseds s1ptres 70 the position Of
Captain General Of the Island, and. IN order to
increAae iii popularity among the b1ocd-4zytng
CStAlsr!a11. who aso operating IN hls behalf, both
in thls island sod IN Spain, gives imperative or-
den TO make this war Of extar1ntn3uon, ana no
daily neAr Of peaceful citizens residing In the
country being assatztnased by tbs rnon.l:sed s2ao-
ish troops.
The tnsut7ectlou, Says Mr. Philips, continues
IL fuu fo.ce, AID there ate frequent AlI1EaS Of
wounded 6paniah soldlers, &hs Cuhaus being bet.
ter arued and disciplined toao formerly. n many
eases take the o1enstve. and have had their rsnf1
Increased ny desentou srum tho Spanish t1oops,
Who fnt II lMpots5hs 10 endure the Climate. II
IA estimated snAs ftJ Per cent Of the *2A1.aA vol
unteets from sickness arc pu4 Aofs da a'rs61t.
TIE hospitals are full to oFe11ow1nR. 1ts eeoefs%.
" known and Admitted By uoesal-mlnded s2xo!ah
oloers that II Il impossible to suppteaa The tnsut.
Iectipu.
1uR t1T7 Or IL ANKRtcAH GA97AN IHA1AI1S1n,
HAyAfA, Feb GA report has lately bean sei
sdcAt hero By N American, thAt Captain Frank
| In, Of the nanirS amAck FuItou, had he!psd iht
a4xaaau Of CAztAnon Escape non key Wea:, II
had lAoded Colonel Tinker In Cuba On the II.
| 1ttA Of ht8 vessel th1s morning., party Ct ut1
pui OF IN boxI, Aud rowing 10 the tlnAck calIet
fet the Captain And th1e4.aned biz LIE. Tie late,
| becoming alarmed took refuge On board toe BT.t
| bn mAu oi.xaf Eclipse. Tie men In The boA
ending that 1he Captain hs.. disappeared ,e&uruet
70 tns snore without molesttnz the crew. Thfou9.
| the elo1ts OF The nav CoE41l, General Biddte
| tteJ have R.cce been afreated, ana tho Eoyesn
Eers na5 tent guara to protect the Fulroa-
, 1870-02-23

he !asniah eztahahr1e1s Of Smith. BALDWIN d
e EAs Twenty. 1iIa stEoet, 70 tho amount q
A!a,too. and tue lChool furniture mandatory o
nau1ed.
.hYH;uru, Ohio, Peh "A nse broke oas IN
Us place thu EoEntng. about O'Clock. 1od eI.
serded 10 tie cloth:eg stoso Of 5pe1E d sale,d,
re dry goodl exsab1thme1t Of R. AcDoaouge.
loss once BuidltR, photograph gallery Of R.
AuoRJ, boot AID shoe Nore Of J. AcIxas san, and
QocefJ store OF J. D. WJ3n1t. destgoJ tn1 near-
!, q entire e1oct. Amount OF the ioas no; tnowD.
Ofktn Of the nre unknown. fpGuf3nce. A. EAE II
1I., fn9.T, e. u she Hsns u Golamhat tasoa; Qseen
92too: hnox Mutual, Of Aouut Vernon, H ueo |;
AiGn!Ahd zutu2t. OF Mansfield, fA0oA
Hosroh. Feb. eess--Tne aannel mill Of A1stia !
Ts!lor, n Eorsh slleu, Se asnpshlre r1s Dc.
tutod for ~, ,9oo
LocxroR7. \. r., Feb. 1a-conunentA ELL
Ru5oeo last night. Lsa4 91a.a0a.
g; Lots Feb s22-Tne insurance on HUI,
HaN ln each Of the folio wtpR companies, Sc
Go1!ty, Now Iosk: Republic, Chicago; Maryland,
n4lun1le: 1nserr1uonal and EIcels1or, Ne1
1877 Pe9ni1. Pss'oc, and Commerce, ST Loulk.
hf"4kK. Feb, "a 1re Ai 50 REpsd ktfeet
oan,sed the stocks Of Ward \ Holland. tato.1,
arg T. F. BsuNn, shirt maker. Loss, Slo9 ooo.
, 1870-02-23
fHE CHICAGO TR!BU5G
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE



1-FARM And GARDEN; L<*.~ fro~ ssera: Pre-
MUM Corn C.uFi- Ossee uedgtnk-A Good Lot
Of us.se P1.n., "Trip. .s4slne Qa.aee by cut:.au
-Tcod Horns Co1ta.s-CoR1 3heihnF BY I'D and
Hotst PoHe7-A Farmers sheA<s Waited
bhsfuks 70 Of Corn In the -Shrinkios III EId-
Dzyins-Aiehissn Bee. Keepers Mceuus-uzesa
IN hHosses-Cheese ~ Feod-Pestodlrity Of Iafras
Growing Quiaees-KeeYsns ~ Timothy Acad-
o~-leAched Aahes-Hss0 Bed tar fses-Ho2-
dez4ul P1Ant-
!, 2-FRhE TRADE: Aeetck IA New Tork-Kesc1.-
/; tcuEof The 0fnetnaaa ChaEuhee Of Commerce.
L a-HAR AGAINST TAHAANy' Saraae Article
fIon tAe New fcrk Eorti.
EAORHUN QUESTION: CtEnEnt BN-la Fesr
turrs and KTrfty-Sbon1d 1t Fasse
tNKbRASKA; Price of 1 Hoo.s:cad-Dim,t.-
1iuter-ses,iops Most D pesisahe for Sctt4:acat-
Vacant Lsnss and Torr
6-EAxsAs: T1,s E.r yef1ey-En.eru Ceu,tist-
Sea:.1l laad-V,1se Laoa, mi Seyxho ya,!.y
--1.aueor-s R,t,.osa1. -''>'
:-THx POPE AND THE hYHiAN PATRIARCH.
y!oIeat Scene
t-LoSDO1 LETrEE: The Qoesn. 49, He. Hs,.,h
and Habks-The London ser,on-A M,.1v4r-t.i
Dfnner Party-Aa,e4;ea in i l1iu.,rast Jeur1sl
a-GERuASY; 7h< F,tltc Sehooa.-s-t:ll,- md H.-
tixiou. ras.sue.,oa-Tf.s 1eeseneie, ao..rstrrts
lo-FORRIGt CUasnP: 4 Cotuxn at 1xt.rr.r1ns
E1trae14
it-NKW pUBL{CATfe,yH. Hfs.orv NJ ,o.-.e,, d,
ss....ms-oay o. G,ousohe, 10. M sehasl, -
krnds os Il. War In lreland-Man ard Wcu.a:
Hqus1 but net Alika-Heury + R.vr,on. and
the New yorf P1exe- Ataueals ealsneou,-xnstr-
Ehsabe4h.
H-AADEMOIsELLH NKCKER: Translated t.1a
tic French.
, 1870-02-23

Tbs following sts.e Central Committee was than
announced: Flr1t Distf.ct Colouel John Y: Fos-
q e. rio,d: Te.1a, GsSsss'. = Ben. spooeei' 6
DeasoHra: Foqstn, JGha F. 5,aeey,
Ct Ct S:1ee 5I,s 1n ED 6s1;e, A. cruz Gonne, q
E,4ntn. b. l. Brown, Of Hamilton: S!ntn. John
y. Burton, OF Delaware Tcntn, ". l. Woods, Of
CoInsy.
7fs ecaTeatcn ~ sn:sss aEa2iSes ana y
se1tlon that w11 ever held IN the STATE ETe5.
body y pleased With the wu1x done, and sas.kd ID
Tta n ssaSsost Ths :sfst so9d one
AEdtev l. Osborr, the Ean non!nAtsd sot
Jodge, f&s seved number OF Year, u Circuit
ao.e,i Judges q he Sta;e General MILO! made
4 recosd Id the army that msd. his name familiar
70 every patriot IN tue land. He u =: pfesenk
Colonel Nelson TTusAler, The oomtaee tor Attoine1
General, VA Secretary OF Ssase from 1854 TO 1s6s-
lie u m able lawyer and GOOD stoapes
Masonic Hall Wa crowded tonight, TO leu
Senator Morton. Tie Sena:or commenced Is ad.
ctea1 vita dnx2c.A. ataieGens Of the stats debt
leotetra9a nom ls4o 70 1851 Of oycr tWo millions
to which wAs added the war debt q ls6i-e 0! oyel
TWO millions making the sotA Indebtedness oi Int
SAte II The cioae Of tie fiscal Eeas Of ls&a OF oTe
thirteen uallEonk, srts which TINE It aAs peea fe
dooed, ~ shown By the Auditor 8 reporI OF le6S
- f. xt6tQs g.. Of which amount oYeg -. a0.*eA
Il bond 70 The school foud, which the StA13 q;
to hsz1eif le1v.13 the actual toteb.edncxs Of tal
Ssate little over 81, 1o 90, funds % pay watct
WILL 1t u a1ps cted, be IN the St21e TIezxury u
eighteen DonlhS- Included IN this arc lAfK,
snla for 4aoatAn:A iEproFeuents, m&ktcz II
| contrast between Republican a1d Democratic II
| C,tnls.rstionl st.ll more nasted.- He E7Fe tht
| nlstofJ Of What u kncWn ~ the HsoaAh Ind En-
| Canal debt, 10 iha payment Of Which SOFA haT
| sought 10 commit The State, and declared shs
| Aucn x4kunpdon Eoo.d be Eons.1pos ty4rd @
| the people OF the SkatA he ka:d ecooocaJ - Ii
| Ncsu He stated TIA. the expeoses o. t1e In
eteven n ontta ct Gt7nts Administration Eel
| s.a,ls9ssl ~ leas than tht preceding eleEs
Eonshs under jonnlon, which, vita tne iucreae
Of the retstp's, Nhhh resulted from The chang
acostd difference IN Graass tassI, of SsAsst
SSn Becsnse ei this large !nertate In receipt
End reduction Of e1pen1eS, Congress- *oa1d
Ao1a 10 lAIRelJ reduce tse t21d- ue decAed
| fATcr Of thtS reduction and the funding c9 g1ea
portion OF the debt tn long boodt, at - Eet "a
OF interest. leaving 70 tho ne1s genet1Eoa u 0n'
| liquidation
Ge de1o.ed Boue space 70 / raueF OF !!
DeUoc1auc platform, Gna conErA:alA1ed lndtAi
| o. her ehzfe In the Alopdou N tbs falteao
AEerdmert
lection but regarded AnJ A1tsMpt 70 1sco7A1u
| tne tzFiG ~ \ Htols, on oABu of my prIncp
| practically lapaxssb}e. II must b. modified fro
ye&l 70 JeAx, II e1res1tcoe oe tbs condition Of
. | TfeASutJ Indicate neceaaAfy.
Ea cAatxc.eFaxed The Democratic k1xNaZN,
tos 1Ec.e. II GEI fesx11 q Hi.*1tt Ce;