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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26
Summer 159.

uno 3,707966 @tnwpbnern; imSabre
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$4,000 Gtnrobnern. Sm Sabre
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ten 0etietsabtretun9 in unterfranfen
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8itte> ben eanSen GtnFub 8ayerns
9eltenc su ma9en bamit ben1 betlt9et1
Tater ne ibm se9enwdrtis eeraubte
Selbf bffanot9feit unp l1nabban9t9fett
tpieoer surld9e9eben tperpe, in einent
6anbldreiben bic Mntwort ertbeilt, er
babe fbon fruber bic Staatsre9terun9
beauftra9t be3ieli9 ber ibm als fatbpz
lt19en TIrtten be1onterS nabe lte9enben
Sntere0en be8 beilt9en @tubleS nit ben
iibrt9en fatbpli1den Md9ten inS Gin>
pernebmen fi6 slt leben> uno errarte,
roB bic Bemibunsen in bteler Ni@tun9
ni9t pbne ben eebofften Grfpl9 bletben
wdrten. uDieie fSntslt&e @ntwcrt,"
la9t bic ~pofsts." uwtrb 9etpib bon
allen &atbplifen 8aYerns NIT freuet9er
DanfbarfeIt 1ernpmmen tperben unb
AUDI bet ben &atbplifen anperer 2dneer
bic wdrm fen Sympatbten fir cen eoe>
len Monar9en mefen."
Nus let &beinpfal; tpirb 9ei9rieben:
BUR Belesun9 BON Goritinlpeftorl ltellen
int Gllab iinp per19iepene pfdl3il1e
Sberf1rlter (pprbebdltli9 ibrer 3uitiu<
muns) berufen wprpen; Sorldufg iplz
len cteielben ;u 5asenau> StrabburG
BtibenburA 3ateyn uno QiiBelfein
ppfirt merrsn; bic MnfeQung ipQ 3uz
na6it prpviiprii1 auf ein Sabr erfolz
gen; bic SberfSrlter erbalten neben tbz
rem bisberisen @ebalt tdelf9 z f. Df>
dten.
Iu8 @ urtember9 fonmt Elm
i1tere6anter Dtnf User bic bprttoe
@olfS SFimmuns, intem eS in etnen,
Briefe beibt: uStsletd BON unlerer
GelppiSii iton sufaQiser Weiie bi8ber 11ur
etnaelne Bataillpne, S9waoronen uno
8atterieen ernfbaft eneasirt uaren> unp
mir reswe9en Serbdltntbmdbf9 9erin9e
@erlufe batten, 70 1T bod bic Sebn<
iudt na9 etnem ebrenupllen Triepen
cine auemetne. Der grtra9 be8 Qanz
pes, rer Gin rci0er, an 8aumfrii9ten
uno 8artpfeln Elm tpabrbaft iiberret9er
9enannt werren mug 1T unter Dad
uno Sad 9ebradt Gpeiie uno Sranf
1T in TIQe sprbanben, io cab aud Der
Nermife I'M @tnter ntdt rarben wtrt
aber II lan9e pa5 8lutuer9teben fort@
eauert unp io piele Sauienb Deuti9e
ibr @rab In fremper Grpe ftnben, bleibt
bic 1apteut l9e Trobmitbtefett perbii>
tert.
gEie bic tpdrtemteraiiden 8ldtter
beri9ten> 1T bic in ber ". 1ffentlt6en
StBuns 1erflncete erite rp9mati19e
Contribution pes 8aticanil1en @oncils
aber Die Stride gbriitt AM pprlebten
Gonntase bereits It, pielen &irden Der
Dtacele auf Mnprpnuns ceS 8tl9pf5
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26
Ser ,,WSanberer" ,tatb europa.

Sebe @p9e seben cine In3abl Gremplare tes
,,gBanberer" na9 europa, unb mir MAIDEN bic
2eier befuneers aufmertlam, eab bic usbsrlst1'
bung beg 8lattts an gerwanete une Sfennee sp!a t
fenfeits bes Oceans Elm febr geet9netea Mtttsl
1T, einen ununterbrp1enen Vertebr NIT heniel-
ben 1T unterbalten unb fte uber bic 3ufanee
bteleS 2anbes su unterri9ten bel1sr ais ea burt
Briefpe9iel eeibeben tSnnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26

pbne Ner1ua cet11 rul1t19fn Mttnt1ter,
Guriten @prtldafpf cine @rtpiperun9
auf ra5 Circular res Qe5teren slt in
pelGem er iaet: WroFbritannten ,perce
cie @prl1ldse NublanbS ME biut9en.
6dtte Nuslanc rarauf bingeeeutet cab
troenb cine Der am Gertraee pon 1856
betbeilieten eurcpSilben Mddte renz
ielben Dsrlsst bdtte poer oieS ;u tbun
teati6tiee 70 wiirne Orosbritannten,
&rte AUDI Die anperen cpntrabirenpen
Md9te pes SltenS> bic Gei6mercen in
freunoldaftlider @eile an9ebbrt UNI
In Grpdeun9 9e;ogen baben. Da aber
Nublanp, als cine cer am 8ertrase be-
tteilieten @rpbmddte, f9 pbne bic
Ginbolun9 Der 9nidten rer anoeren
Md1te, cine GntldetrunB an9emabt
babe 70 mi0e bic Tra9e Der 8eurtbetz
lung GnolanoS uno aQer anreren 8ez
tbetlt9ten anbetm9efe1t werben.
Nu6 bic iitrisen &eeieruneen be-
wdftt9ten lld nit BET ben al19emeinen
Trtepen teprpbenpen Nn9ele9enbeit uno
es bteb io9let9> baB Sefterret@ inGn9z
lamb prin9e, BEN Nnforcerun9en Hu6z
lancs seseniiter cine trieserilde 6alz
tuns ein;unebmen uno pab eS ielbt
England IN einem &rieee sesen @ubz
LAMB beifeben meroe. Ginem @erii9te
sufplee bate AUDI Stalten feline Nbi9t
;u einem 3ul lammenwtrfen nit Gn9<
LAMB su erfennen 9e9eben.
g2p6 mebr: cine Depel1e ja9te Die
anbere NIT per ,peiteren Nadrt6t: 8crz
bereituneen gum &rie9 ,perren in 9roe<
artisem MaBtabe 9etrofen. Die Sc
flung Gibraltar wtrp serprpotantirt.
Nus &rieseldife, pte ibre se9enwdrti<
gen Stationen psrla fen f5nnen iinp
nab rem Mittelmeere beprcert pproen,
I'm rts sortise en9lii1e Ulrtte Su oerz
ifitfsa. Wan nin1mt an> paB ein&rte9
spi1Aen Gn9lano unp &ublano unz
au5bleiblib lei uno baB gang europa
partst nsbnten miii1e. Dspel1en aus
gSien melpsn bae e8suft 1cfprt ernftlide
Sdritte tbun miro, um ben 9nmabunz
gen 9tublanos gu bege9nen. Die 9onz
roner Yre0e serlanSt, cae Gn9laao
Nuelano ben Rrie9 erflIre.
Nuereinss sstst BET Wortlaut pieier
Deps1den lApn> cab cerIelesrapb miez
cer etnn1al ben Wuno etma5 pou eez
npmmen bat ; bod i9eint immerbin etz
paS wabr raran su lein. Sn Der ensz
liiden Resierun9 ielbft tpalten perl9ie<
ceue Meinunsen. Nabrenb Carl
Granville unb ,nebyere letner GpQe9en
enti9iersn triessri1d rorssben mbdten,
sei9t Olaef ftone 1d senei9t, 3,1 elmer
Repi|ion pes pariler0ertra9e8 banrsuz
bieten unp 1T beirnper6 AUDI bic &1z
niain 0ictpria frtepli6 ssfnnt. Be<
merfenspertb 1T bic Beleu6tuns Der
Aansen Tra9e tur6 bte engli19e prel1e;
10 1aat bic uTimeS" n&ublanp be-
nubt ben sanitt9en 3ettpunft no iein
arpeer @e9ner CTranfret9) ant Bpben
lieat> UNI ft6 BON Dem @ertrase lcssuz
MAIDEN, pel9er baS S9war;e Meer
fit neutral ertldrt unb in oem1elben
feine 8riegSidtffe 3uldbt. G5 1T unz
mSelid, cab England in bic Nnnultz
runq pteieS @ertrase6 wiQi9en fam" "
Sci MQeoem elaubt bic uTtmeS" nidi
an ernfli6e 8erwtdelunsen uno meint
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26
DaS - . ftpp r .

in ben gr Saaten unb Canada betrds 20 Cts per Sapr
unb mub Don tsm Gmpfdnser bet ener gpoFee otertel'
idbrltcD pprauSbe3ablt uerben.
Wau tam au ieser 3eit auf ben .naneerer" abpn-
utseu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26
gsfeuuneen, Brisfe &c. Fab au aereiirsn;
"W A n D b r E E -,
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINN.
@tlenbabn Tabr<pldne+
ct. Yaul uno Nactfc.

ct. Yaul uno YaciFc.
mod Mupfa, et e1cub unb eaut @apits - ger1aien
Ct Naul 7:3O Mrraens urb 2:30 Na6mttaas; erret9en
eaut Rapits 1926 sladn,ittass unb 725 Absnts.
ct. gaul Delanp unb gDilmar 3uae.-gerlafen ct.
saul S:45 Wtpreens; Mtnneapps GAS Wepreens errets
den g9iamar 500 abenss: 3uridtssrMsnbn M - perlasn e
ganmar $50 Wprsens Minneapplis 4:O5 Naamtttass
erreiden ct. gaul 500 Mtents.
ct. gaul. Wlinneasplis unb Delanp 3ase.- gerlafer
Delanp 6GO Mcreens Ifinaeapplis 7:50 Mcrsers uns
erreieu Ct raul 8:45 Wcrsens. 3urdfebren6 serlaen
tielelben ct. YauI 500 Nadmtaas; Winneapplt5 5:45
gRa4mttass unb erreiden Delanp 7:25 Nbenes.
ct. Saul uub Minueappls Ieermptatpns- 3us.-ger,
Mcroens 8uradtetrenS serldst er Minneaprlis ESQ
Nadbmtaes uub erreiat ct. Yaul 3:45 Nadmittass.
ct. paul unp Sipur Gity.
et t'sfa ssa 745 gpr. esis sssS a" ss5 aem
st. SAUL. 3.55 gladn,. @lantatu ..... S25 :.
ssts S1sfat S5S 80 ss' g. g. gsa gsa1Sss Sss
eafe Superior uno Miif0ippi.
gerla7en st. paul::.. ~ germ
8pn1en an in 5indles. Il %
gerlafsn Stndles Ho ~ "a9H
Milwaufee ct. paul uno Minneapps
liS>3I9e.
Dureb,iise naeb eem Often (GrpreR)
!Rpmuten ar..6.40 gtadm @eben ab.........815 Vrrm
8pmn,sn an nit Salafmasspn -
@eten ab nit S4lafmassUn 4:oO staHn
minneapolis uns ct. Naul 3ase.
Rammen art......907 @prn,. @eten 9:40 @prm
Rpu1ueu ar .5: 80 Na1m. @eben ab........5:45 Na9m
ct. saul une Gbicasp 3lse.
s,mten ar,.....5;2O gprm. Geben at......9:00 Nadn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26
Gin(tnonnaea nnb &orre(pon>tn}f1

betcnbers iber tir@li9e unb anbere tri@ttse gs<
9ebenbeiten, fnb ieberaett piltommea, mll1e'1
aber ppm @erfal1er unteraet4net istn.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20
Office OF FI&K 81 HATCH.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOV.
ERNMENT SECURITIES.
Nos NASSAU STREET. New ronK.
February 18th, 1870,

February 18th, 1870.
no remarkable succe"s which attended onr neen
''aioh OF The Loans of the CENTRAL PAcIr,c R.,,
ROAD COMPANY and The WESTERN PACIFIC R.uso.r
|N"PANY and the popularity aud credit h,cb these
Loans huve maintained in The markets, both in this
country ana Europe have shown that the First Nor,
suee BONDS Oi wisely located aud honorabIy manaoed
"a'Ifoads are promptly recognized and readily taken
as 'oe most suitable, safe, and advantageous form ot
investment yielding more liberal income than can
o'ea'ef oe derived from Government Bonds, and
available to take their place
''u 'na'' IN the selection and negotiation of
'uperlor Railroad Loans, we are meeting a grea, nnb
nc want and rendering a valuable service-bo'b -
'ne holders of Capital and to those great National
OF internal improvement whose intrinsic msri,
anu substantial character enltle them to the use n,
"p''"' ana The confidence OF Invesors-we now offer
WIN special confidence and satisfaction The
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20
Ills HOOP sKTRTS -

Plain and Fancy Job Printing nea " done at
this Office. Orders by mail attended to.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20

fS-We have issued pamphlets con,.i,;Dc o,u
particulars statistical details mans e,c ,h," 'a
be furnished upon application ""''" VIII
we buy and sell Government, Bonds. and re.
o 10Y '"o acconn'S OF Banks. Bankers Corporations.
anu O'e sncIecl to check at sight. and allow inter.
este daily balances. Casos ,,,'oI' %
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20

r. Tg PILES on HEMORRHorDAL T1,,opC -
aad ITcIN9 ?%G rS.r,ysS EAmEsNAL BLIND BLEEDiNG
causIcS, by instruments or
". A, MCANDLESS. ~ D.
NO 1870 SPRING GARDEN ST, PHJLA d.
VINO can refer you 10 over Eleuen hundred ,f,ho -
ciZenS OF Philadelphia who have been cn,aI ,aI 'es
PIAcuce OF ELEVEN YEARS as a sPEcI.ITv ~ - q.
cases. ~ NJ NJ IN all
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20
PEACH TREE MANURE

"PERSICATOR."
IHE ORIGINAL And GENUINE ARTICLE
Prepared under the Formula ot u, noy,4 S,...-,
O"e'h,s' ahd secured by Letters Patent nv ms t 49,
composed Of PHOSPHA TES md POT,cu
ne rooO which lurms The mineral parr Of rho ,Ia,',
anu id' Is remuved from tie SOL "a nm eva,, o
Particularly adapted TO N'e'y 'r0P.
HORIICJLTURE. FRIIT TDDCo 60.
And TOBACCO
The EGlermlnaor of
RuSI, SPORES AND INSECTS
o'seased feach Trees, with yello,v Ieo,.s ,.,
weeks s'oe" I'Ilage Ia few
Inc lop Dressing for Wheat, Clover & Oars
III uP IA New tarfeis-PRICE Ss5 PER TON
W LlheraI deduction made Ia dealers
a'"eA me following certificates irum many 70
cslved bV US: 'O'N many re-
SUNNY SIDE, ANN ARrNDLE Co Mn
Mess,s IVA, CD,C,,, March 2UIh. 1870
"m' tRICHION d &SUN-GenIIemen.
r uneu 'he FERsIcATOR on nv PEACH TREES Ise,
~ r''ns WIN much satisfaction Many of nv Irees or.
az az years oii, were diseased from ibe W1RN ~
leAVes We're yellow and slckly | apnlIeJ n y,naII
"O'e'iui OF The PerscalOr around The hosa oC -
uee III a lew weeks they produced rIcb 80.
use' d"u pore hne crop. | am satisfied thsi ms
MANURE completely destroyed The worm InyIonIs,oJ
Tue Irees' and The growth of the crop O'a''O
THOMAS SHEPPARD
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20
RIcHMot D. Va Fobruo,v OH ,s-o

Al -, KCHMotD, Va February 9th 1870
MeSsts WIN FRICTION Il SON-GentIemsn.
oad useu ~ ,ne fERSiCA TOR piece of verv Door
,b :" s'Se ohe CORN start, and drilled il m st
'ne ta'e OF 90 lbs per at cost OF one Do,r
W 'hIS ol had never been able to secure s,onJ h
reason OF The Cur WoRM, although tried sail in vo
Perscator. the came IN TO hi 'ne
grew on hney On the remaining rows no, me ,bi u.I
OF Ihe. plants escaped the worm and r1ose tho, .,;
49, P1"y in appearance If further Trials ON lands
ta"d IKE The one referred TO- should consider ~ .n
ele'neY valuable, and the cheapest remedy which
'o"iu oe uSeO' ). BASSErT FRENCH.
Editor Farmers GazetIe
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20

Wedding Cards neatly printed at this Office
VIM. NJ. Kennard, 3O4 and BOG Market st
wilmington, is up with the times in cheap drv
goods, and is selling greater bargains than
ever. All our readers who buy in Wimington
will remember that Kennard's is the Mace
to get the best return for their money.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20

m PRESTON CAROLINE Co, Mp Feb ls 1870
meSsrs WM CRlCfrON Il SON-Gen,Iemon.-
applied the PERNICA ron IN Eo pE:t,II ~
naIlng win fertilizer costing S56 DER ton m eo"aI
quantities The growth Of the CANE wbere'b |
e's.caIor was applied was very superior and canal
"'S na"ureu with the more costly fertilizer
H. +. WILLIS
, 1870-03-19
ILLINOIS,


ION FApEx N1A4KnA
Special Dcxpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, March 1a-The injunction and
counter-1ntuncion BuIts between the Peoria, Pckln
Jacksonville Railroad Company and the Ch1cx-
80. Jacksonville j St. Louis Railroad COMPANY, In
which the city Of jacksonville WKs mixed up, ans
ing from dispute about the crossing Of the tracks
Of tho aboye-namcd roa1ts 1t Jacksony1lle, and of
which the rea1ler8 Of TuK TRIBUNE we're 1t the
time were duly informed, was TODAY held by Judge
Edwards deciding In behalf OF the feor1Ar Pckln
Jacksonville, but, Previous to the declslon, both
with harmony. though the competition between
the two lines On The shipping Of cattle ann other
freight has been quite spirited, much to the satis
faction Of she people Of that section Of the State:
Of snanda'nus. to compel the State Auditor to
ssue warrant for the full ceutract price OF print
ing paper that was delivered by Chaiter,on TO the
state stne year and half ago, under hts contract
with Nj. Tyuda1e, then Secretary Of State, Will he
heast HfoEe Judge Rice, Of the Eighteenth Judi
ctal Circuit next week, occupying the bench Of this
circuit, In place Of Judge Edwards, who has been
retained a. counsel for MI. ChAtterton Hon. Wash
inEtoa Bushnell, Attorney General, appearing IN
behalf of the state. It will be remembered by
Gseet tha t9on aqnqs
retaEy Of State for the purchase OF the usual
quantity OF printing paper for the State, on thG
ground that the price contracted for VIE too high,
and the General Assembly h5 resolution dtrecsed
delivered under the contract, and directed the
Auditor not u issue his warrant for paper received
hE the State except at q much less figure than the
contract called for To this ChattcEtDn demu1tc1
hence the petition for r1atdantuA
4 coiorcd child. about years old, daughter Of
c. E Hall, EAs 50 scscrely burned to-day, ty he1
clothes taking 1rc during the absence Of he1
mother, that 1t died this afternoon.
, 1870-03-19
eese1 hsd heen atrested for stealing hoRses from
toe sofetnmeot and Indian, 2nd sea& to YAn Rl-
fen, AfkAn1AA, for trial

seven had benn Atrested for stealing horses from
toe SofGfuneot and lndlarr1, 3nd seQt TO Van q J.
fen, AfkAn1AA, for tItll
Eo11c1 TO EEf1LI1s on fH1 xINNEaurA RryKk
me Commissioner OF the General Land one.
n! N8oed instructions to district land Qt3cel1 ..
y Ftfers and l2schoeld, MINI, directing them to
Elfe notice TO aottters On lands In tho l1&e Bloux
indian reservation On the Minnesota River that, by
!olnt resolution Of Congress-, approved On the
l4th Instant, they viii bc alloFed until thu LIT Of
several clatmA
THx voLuss1xERs' NATIONAL. AsY1rns.
The Board OF Ahn1Rer1 OF the National AEytuMs
for disabled volunteer sold1e1s duIshbd IT. lAbor1
today It provides Tor several important in
rrovementa1 looking to better government Of the
as}1n, and greater comfort ind happiness for dis
Ahled eoldlers- resolution waa adopted that Ill
spplexnN for admission snau be Allowed tho
privilege Of selecting the home they prefer, and b
admitted accordingly. The board hold their next
mee1ing II July, II Auxusta, Nc
ELECTION CASE.
majority Of the subcommittee Oh Elections,
consisting Of MessrA Stevenson and Bnrdett, In
the case of NcWsham (Reppbllcan) against RI A0
lDemocIat,, from the South Louisiana DistE4 t,
hare prepared report They throw out the
parishes Of Caddo, Bossier, and De Soto, wht:
Ryan claims to give him 900 majority, certtne
By the Governor Of Louisiana. Sabine Parish was
thrown out By the canFa8scEs, owing to the tnfor-
mality OF the retu1nA This per1kh gave Ayen
uearty ! 600 majority. The committee, nftet these
deductions, give Ncnsbem his seat bJ 100 uaA-
joy1ty. Representative k:1r, the minority, will
report In favor Of g1slnX nc seat to Hyan With
his alleged majority OF ! .tTotea
, 1870-03-19

y death wa4 named Henry Johnaon- The man be-
fnfe iepofted ktlled u missing. bot r is not known
whether he wa1 In the building. Flanneryy I nre-
man, wa struck By the pole Of II engine, during
ne fare to the nro, and fatally injured
!, hhANr, March la--A n1e tonight destroyed
tho produce store Of T. n. Ruasee, corner Of MAJ
ison avenue and Church street, and the candy
manufaesoiJ Of Anderson Mestcf, % Madison
a1en1s 9n ~ Los s1o qoe 70 pa,aa! insured
we're slightly injured.
The dr1pelJ about the altar In ST. Johns Catho-
lie Church accidentally caught hre tonight during
ecrV1eea, producing excitement among the con-
RreRatlon. Two or three laditA were Injured The
damage By IRE WAS AlIght-
MsGHAM7os, y. J., March 18.-The Atsen1ngo
Mlla, owned BY Boone d MJeEt were burned last
night Loes, 5000 e 50 oso. Insured.
1ooASgfnR1, Ind, March ia nte broke ont IN
hfuK Russel!'B stove store this morning, COM
pletely destroying II and the clothing store OF Nj.
G9uths1e, adjoining. The former waa owned By
s1ight on both goods and balld!n8. The goods
were insured, but the buildings were Dot.
, 1870-03-19
Spain and the Ecumenica1
Council
Rumor Of the P0pe's Illness Con-
dfmed,
Steamship Sunk in the British
Channel and Thirty Lives
Lost.
French, Spanish, and italian Newa
GREAT BRITAIN.

4hkAl 6h1lAkHs
LONDON March 1a-1n the Commons thts eyen-
Ing Mr. otway, Under Secretary Of Foreign Al
fairs, admitted that the Japanese had expelled
foreigner from Nagasakt. He said Str Il. S.
PARKS, Br1ush Minister to Japan, had renonstrat-
cd, but hls representations we're to late. oftwenty
eight hundred foreigners who had entered Ea-
easal1, Only tho hundred wefe suffered TO remain.
The Education bill was again taken up In the
L0rda-
tho High Court Of Justice bill, demonstrating the
improvement It would make In the safe and speedy
administration OF the laws.
Vernon Harcour supported the amendment sug.
Eested ~ John Bright, namely, that the basis .,
the bill should be religious equality Without this
It's provisions Wsrc unjust lie objected to rcdele-
eating the sectarian controversy to the vestsiea,
for hT It the schools in the rural districts were sure
to he monopolized by the church Parliament, Ia
prevent this, should settle the question.
NEW YoHK, March 1R4-An alleged cable deHpateh
says collision between the mall steamer Norman,
ly and the steamer Mary, from the Danube, has
occurred In the channel on the Guernsey coast
The Normandy %ss sunk, carrying down with hel
the Captain and thirty persons, WHO were drowned.
LONDON, March la-St Patr1cks Day WAS ceie-
br7ted throughout Ireland, yesterday, in the
usual manner. So far rs hcarl from no lisor-
ders occurred, and the extra precautlon taken b.
the Authorities 10 guard against houng WRs need.
lesss.
LIVERPOOL, March 1s.-The ship Madge Wudnre,
from Savanna, February s, arrived at this port, and
reports that on the 18th Inst, SHE s1gnaled die,
abled Cunari bt1g-E1gged steamer, eastward She
wanted no assistance. This Was uuquest1onably
the missing steamer samaria, putting hack to q
British port. She is expected to arrive OF Caps
Clear, ireland, to-day.
LONDON, March 1a-The gtea1ner Samarla ar.
TiEed safely At Queenstown th!s morning.
PLYMOUTH, March 1s-Steamer Holsatia ar11Ves
yesterday from New fork. She reports nnc wcathc
the entire passage. with light variable wind.
LONDON, March ls.-A advertisement OF the New
York Associated Press, Offering $500 reward To-
the detection and punishment Of the author o.
the CITY Of Boston canard Is noticed eitortkllJ II
the 7imes and other morning paperA Captai,
Judk1ns and the Inmhn line authorities are still
confident that the missing steamer will come int
port safely. Vessels arriving to-day still report
dense fog on the Irish coast With the wind tron
the northwest.
EnNBURG, March 1s.-Donald Mckenzie ha
| been appointed Lord Of the Court Of Sessions, rh
E F. Maitland.
1oSpoS, March 1a-John 1ngham, Of Halifax
] England, has stopped payment Other failure
there atc rumored.
, 1870-03-19
OHIO.
The Diseased Meat Trade in Cfncin.
untl-KcXrnuc HlnftrfK. Etc.

nnti-Rcycnuc Matters, Etc.
CINCINNATI, March 1a-The committee OF the
City Council, Health 0ncer, and City Solicitor,
that have becn Investigating the charges against
lockers md Lawrence, live stock Inspectors re-
ported To-day. The committee SAY they believe
that animals unit for food have teen knowingly
passed, and that they have not discharged their
ordinance; that they arc incompetent md have re-
ceiyed money and presents, but decline to say
whether such money OF presents were received hs
brhcs, ieaytng the matter for the determination Of
the Council from Testimony submitted The re-
poEs vas EeceiEed but ne Council took no action,
t1sor Of Internal Revenue, was not unexpected to
come In revenue circles, though It was not gen
orally expected At this time.
The testimony wAs closed In the Chadce whiske5
case this morning, and the argument for the gov
eminent opened hy Assistant United States Attor-
Jury until Monday.
Boland and Gregory, the New York detectives
arrested yesterday on III Indictment for kldn2p
ping David Joseph, had not succeeded THIS morn'
inK In giving baii, aud were still Ii tan
Several lottery and policy dealers were to.da.
charged With doing business without License, and
thcif cases continued until Thursday.
The weather To-day hts been clear aud spring
like.
Matthews, PaFt Grnnd Master Of the Masonic
Grand Lodge Of Ohio, takes place on Sunday, At
O'Clock Grand Master Ncwcourt, OF Toledo, VII
arrive tomorrow to Organize = special GrAnt
Lodge to conduct the ceremonies, which Win o'
participated tn generally By the Masonic bodies D.
The President Of the Chamber Of Commerce to
day appointed special committee to consider tht
Southern Pacific Railroad resolutions introduced
yesterday, and submit report
, 1870-03-19
THE WEST.

LnrEc Number OF PnascnEcF1 at
Dmnhu N'c~sHGnrd Bound.
OMAHA. March 1s-A large number Of passcn-
Ee.s have arrived In the trains which have been
b1ocIadcd for the past thrrc days on Eastcfn
inaInerse double traius this afternoon tiled With
passengers. The Pullman Hotel Express has been
held over thirty hours to accommodate the passen-
Notwithstanding the unc 1amrlcd severity Of the
tnrce days storm, the Pacific trains have been A..
Irving and departing on time, showing the perfect
protection Afforded By their SNOW sheda and
fences, and the success Of the Missouri, PAcloc
noF, Is tmmcuse
, 1870-03-19

Jackson, March 1s.-1n the State Senate, bills
were introduced to create the new counties Of
Union, Lincoln, pTentiss. and Hamilton; n!so,
Cubrauteetng to al persons, irrespective Of rclor,
equal rights on railroads, steamboats,, and at no.
tels Mr. Gibbs sa,l Just such legislation has killed
the Republican party in Louisiana and Tennessee
After heated discussion, the bill was nnally refer
Fe<f to the Judiciary Committee.
The resolutions which passed the House On Wed.
ucsday tn reference to the election Of General
A1nc4 the I!n!tcd States Senate, were taken up
and tabled. The orro*uon 70 NJ. Ames T. ta1g
growing stronger, and It Ia expected that the sen
ntor1A1 light here viii tAkc place again
An attempt waa made ycste1day 70 eject state e
Librarian, hu. faiedt On account u 'he number q
candidates. Miss Htghgate, colorrd, II Is believed,
yxili he elNCtN1f