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The New York herald., 1870-03-07
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General Prlm on Montpensier'S Posi-
tiOn in Madrid.
NapOleOn's Return for Republic
can CongratulatiOn.
The Bosphorus Made Free to
Commerce.
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The Champion Billiard Match-Deery
Defeated by Rudolphe.
SPAIN.

Tho Duke De Montpensier-IIls Policy and
m Party Prospects.
MADRID, March 0, 1870.
An ofacial denial Is given to the despatch which
appeared In the Paris Journals stating thar the Duke
OF Montpenser was received with an ovation on his
return to this city.
In the Cortes yesterday General Prim positively
denied that coup detat was intended in favor Of
the Duke. He declared that the Cortes alone had
the right to decide who should be the head OF the
government He added that there was no reason
why the arrival Of the Duke or Montpenster should
create sensation.
The elections OF members to the Cortes have so far
resulted in favor Of the government.
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ENGLAND.

Another Transatlantic Cable-Col0nial Union
by Telegraph.
LONDON, March 0, 1880.
A project is on foot for laying new transatlantic
cable, which is to be smaller and lighter than those
heretofore used. It estimated that the cost OF the
cable will not exceed f2so.0 900.
scheme for connecting England with all her
colonies by telegraph is talked Of.
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MAIN e.

The Coming Charter Election In Portland.
PORTLAND March O. 1870.
The municipal election, which takes place TO-
morrow, excites much interest The republicans
had an enthusiastic meeting last night. Both SIDES
are confident, each expecting to draw strength
from their opponents. The republican majority for
Governor last fall was 827-aDout the same as IN
previous years. The democratic majority for Mayor
last spring was short or 200.
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RESCUED FROM A LIFE Of SHAME.

Margaret Fair aged twenty-one, was taken from
low den at No. lla Greene street. Saturday night by
oficer Smith, Of the Eighth precinct, and arraigned
before Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market Upon com.
piaiht Oh ner guardian Agnes Ryan, OF hoboken,
N D., sne was committed to the House OF the Good
shepherd, where her morals Wall be looked after,
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CALIFORNIA.

Sailing Of United States War vessels-The
damages by the Vigilance Committee.
SAN FRANCISCO March 9, 1870.
The United States sloop.of-war Jamestown will
sail for Honolulu tomorrow, and the United States
steamer Saranac for Mazatan on the Sth inst.
bill has been introduced in the Legislature ap-
pointing commissioners to ascertain the damages
sustained by John Nugenr proprietor OF the San
Francisco Herald, by acts OF the Vigilance Com
mIttee of 1856,
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FRANCE.
A Close Eye to the Clergy

Close Eye to the Clergy
PARIS, March 9, 1870.
Great uneasiness is manifested by the friends OF
the University OF France account of certain cleri
cal projects. An Extraordinary Committee has been
constituted, with M. Guizot as chairman, to guard
the interest of the University.
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head OF department or bureau to determine
upon the Droprety OF amendments. What
ever the committee recommends will COM
mend itself to the Senate The slave
scnedue VIII fall just as slavery fell, without law
ana congress will not be disposed to do anything
10 render the census mere political machine to
control the appointment OF many thousand officers
VINO are responsible TO the United States marshals.
In the House there is more than one aspirant for
the Senate whose expectations would enlarge con-
slderably II they could control the appointments OF
census takers; but the trade recently 80 active in
the sale OF appointments Is not likely to be en-
couraged Dy an unnecessary increase OF the patron
age OF members OF Congress or the Census once
Dlstasteful as 1t may be, Mr.. Walker must execute
the law very much as 1t stands, and 1t has here
tolore resulted In very excellent censuses he Will be
expected 70 produce as good.
GThe Resignation az GoIiadny Not Accepted.
Governor stevenson, or Kentucky, has teegraphed
to MIR. Golladay refusing to accept his resignation
as member OF the House OF Representatives
saying that duty to his State, his constituents and
MS own honor demands full investigation or the
charges against him in relation the sale OF cadet
ships by the only tribunal to which he Is amenable
under the circumstances.
Tonnage Statistics.
Statistical charts have been prepared by Mr. Joseph
Nmmo Jr., chief OF the Tonnage Division OF the Trea
sry Department. and from appendix to his report
Secretary OF the Treasury concerning the foreign
commerce OF the United States and the decadence Of
American shipping. They show at glance the stats
tics our foreign trade from 1921 to 1882 Chart No Is
shows the total tonnage entered at the ports of New
York. Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore. New Orleans
and San Francisco, from which It appears that
during the year ending June 80, 1859, the percent
age OF tonnage entered was as follows:-
Per Cent. Per Cent
At New York. IS 5-1O At New Orleans. 6S.l0
Al Boston,. -. ID 9-1O At San Francisco. s
At Philadelphia. s 210 At all others. 65-10
At BaltlmOre.... lilo
Total
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ROME.
The French Note.

The French Note.
PARIS, March 9, 1870.
1t is asserted that Count Daru Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. has sent note to Rome demonstrating
against the Papal Syllabus as seriously compro-
missing the interests of the Catholic religion and In
ttmating that If the dogma OF mfallibilIty is pro-
claimed France may be constrained to withdraw her
troops from the Roman territory.
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CUBA.

More Arrests OF Frcemasons by tho Police.
HAVANA, March Q, 1870.
The police arrested last night nfty-one members OF
the Masonic fraternity, who were holding mourning
services at their lodge. The arrests were made for
violation OF the law prohibiting assemblies without
permission OF the authorities. Several foreigners
who were present were not molested.
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TURKEY.

The Bosphorus Free to Trade.
CONSTANTINOPLE, March 8, 1870.
The Turkish government has abolished the collec-
tion Of tolls from vessels passing through the Bos.
phorus.
Merchantmen are no longer subjected to delay and
visitation during the passage.
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The Press Prosecutions.

PARIS, March 6, 1870.
Seven members OF the editorial stan OF the Re-
fo'7ne (newspaperl have been convicted OF viola
tons Of the press law and have received sentences
OF from one to four months Imprisonment, and the
total amount OF fines imposed ls 10000 francs
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The Council Recess.

ROME, March 6, 1870.
1t is asserted that the sessl OF the Council will
be suspended during the months Of May, June and
July.
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POIund to Look I'm.

LONDON March 9, 1870.
Dispatches from Rome say a cardinals hat has
been presented to the Primate OF Poland.
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Am Ill-Tined Compliment.

PARIS, March 6, 1870.
NJ. Bazire one Of the writers OF the Marseilalse
who, on seeing the Emperor one day, shouted .vive
IA republique," has been condemned TO imprlson-
ment for three months and fined 500 francs.
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The report OF the treasurer was next read show.
ing the receipts TO be $2047 81, and the distnlrse
ments $40, $50 3d. leaving a balance on hand OF
! 500 ". Appropriate addresses were made by H. j.
Van Dyke, y. D., and others, when the audience
s@..rsr
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A.-PhnlOn,s ssvitniin' for the Hair Can He
fond everywhere II is clear and has sediment Tha
wonderful preparation Is PHALONS VIrALIA, OR SALIVA
TIoN FOR THE HAIR. Poured on the hands leaves
stain nevertheless the most effective article OF It's ciaas
ever Advertised.
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A.-FOr MOth Patches, Freckles and Tan
on the face use PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECkLE LOTION.
Sold by all druggists n York.
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The Best soap for Hcuselseepcrs Is Pyie's
60 X " dry aud hard Sold by everywnere Depot
S5o Washington atgeet,
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Rbeusnntisms ScrofaIn, tsc.-For Most Ex-
traordinary cures HYATf's LIFE BALsAM on tenth
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CristadorO's Unrivnlled Hair Dyc.-Soid
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No Asor House.
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Police LENS.

The frantic and prolonged ringing
Of the police bell on Saturday night,
was occasioned by the police. They
had arrested four persons whose e7an
took the direction OF punching each
others heads. and wanted to lock
them up, but the Chief. who was
absent, had the keys of the lookup in
his pocket, aad did not arrive for
half an hour after the arrest. The
belligerents were Thomas Bird, VIM.
Peacock, Harry Porter and Charles
Kinkle. Kinkle claims that he was
set upon by one of the others, and
was arrested while refusing to fight.
James Mulligau's head having got
well he could not keep sober, but
managed to get arrested before the
fighting diunk point was reached.
Fanny Singer demonstrated the use
lessucss of sending her to the Chris
tian Home. by scaling the fence and
running away. She was picked up by
police again, yesterdays and locked up.
Fanny admits that sue is deeply de-
PRAYED, and says she is determined to
persist in her present course.
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ConneII Matiers.

At the meeting of the Council. as
an Equalization Board, on Saturday,
an order was passed directing the
Surveyor to proceed to the line sepa-
rating the city from Perry Township,
establish the grade at that place. and
ascertain what quantity of earth can
be procured therefrom for grading
purposes.
A committee was appointed to me-
gotiate with Patrick Haffee for gravel
which he has for sale in this city. with
power to buy the same.
Complaint having been made that
the farmers who have rented spaces on
the market square are assessed for
special (liceDse) tax by the Assessors
of Internal Revenue, committee of
Messrs. Heilman. K~rth aud Files,
was appointed to confer with the City
Attorney concerning the legality of
the same.
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL Court. - Hon. 4. l..
Rob-. son presiding. - James Peck
was tried by jury for assault with
intent to kill one McClintock in In
dependence. on Sunday. the 9TH in
slant.
The jury returned a verdict of gull
ty, and prescribed the penalty of two
years imprisonment in the penitsn-
tiary and foe of five dollars. Peck's
counsel entered a motion for a new
trial.
Matthias Singer was brought before
the Court on a moaition based on the
affidavit of one johnson, who stated
that be had just cause to fear that
Singer would do great bodily injury to
his daughter Fanny Singer.
Fanny was brought into Court from
the lock up, and three witnesses were
examined, mono of whom could testi-
fly that Singer had ever maltreated the
girl, while the statement of Mr.. Sing
er went to show that the girl had, for
the last eight weeks. behaved in a
manner that can be accounted for ons
ly on the theory that she is, at least,
partially insane.
Singer was dismissed, aud the girl
ordered to be taken to the Christian
Home.
A motion for new trial. in the case
of Chas. Hunter. convicted of false
pretenses, will be argued this morn
ing, and the case of the Sherwood
House robbers is also set for this
morning.
REcoRDER's CoURT-Nqthan VII
lard, Esq, Recorder.-Joseph Weiner
paid 81 % cash for disorderly drunk
Fanny Singer. for being disorderly.
was sent to the lock up.
Thos. Gillss was charged with steal
ing a skiff containing some rope and
iron. He was required to give $500
bail, in default of which he was sent
to the county Jail.
Hermann Weisner and George
Baumgartner we're complained of by
officer James MeDsvitt aad Michael
Fuerbach, market master in Lamasco,
for very disorderly conduct Weis-
ner pleaded guilty of an assault
with brick BAT, and was fined $500
Baumgartner's case was continued to
this morning.
In this case. Marketmaster Fuer-
bach displayed great legal ability by
attempting to be judge, witness and
counsel, all at once, calling one of the
accused liar, interrupting the Recor
der, and saying: Il goin' to shove dis
case over bis Monday, without ask.
the Courts leave. IF his management
Of the market is no better than his
behaviour in court. he is a brilliant
ornament to the Democratic party, |
who appointed him to Office.
BsumgartDer's case vas continued.
at Mr.. Fuerbaeh's request, after the
Recorder made him sensible that be
( Fuerbacn.) did not ruo the court. q
lob thatwas not easily accomplished
in the obtuse state Of Mr.. F.'s uud,r-
standing
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINcINNATI, August 10.
FLoUR-DulI bus unchanged.
WHEAT-HeId at 81 209I Is for red win
ter, but these rates were 395c above the
views of buyers, therefore nothing done,
CoRN-Duil, Al 759S0c.
-oATs-Quiet at S5a40c for new, and SOC
65e for ol0.
RYE-80GS5c.
BARLEY-Unchang ed.
CoTToN-DuIl at lSh.
WHIsKY-DulI at 94a95c and the demand
light.
PROVISIONS - Quiet and unsettled so
much SO that accurate quotations cannot
be given; mess pork could have been
bought at $40; bulk meats &l30l5 90; bacon
at Az for shoulders. and l7gI7& for sides.
LARD-Offered at l65<.
BUTTER-Firm and scarce at 26930c.
LIESEED OIL-SI o..
LARD OIL-SI 2JQI %
GROCERIES, Unbalanced.
GoLD-II7Z buying.
EXCHANGE-Iz0I-I0 discount having.
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Chicago Marked.

By telegraph CHICAGO. Ana. IL
FLoUR-Dull and transactions very linz.
tied.
= WHEAT-Quiet and regular for cash; No.
2spKing dull at 99e9Sl: strictly fresh re-
ceIpts OF the same grade moderatslv ac-
tive; 81 1I1z@l ID for No. 2; 81 G0QI "a for
old; posted receipts 859S7c; optional trad
Ing was 81 049l 0S& seller last half, and
III 1891 10 seller September; No. 1 spring
changed hands at 81 I59I IS; after change
u o4gl Ola seller last half; 81 l21S seller
September.
CoRN-TolerabIy active but unsettled :;
opening at 1870 for No. 2, advancing 20
741zc, closing with no buyers at 73c op-
tionaI trading at 731z97i1zc seller lat bali;
74Ia9151zc seller Eeptem Der; rejected 67LM
6oc. In the afternoon the market was DUH
at 721zc last half; 1871 seller Sep ember.
OATs-Firm; 80 G40c cash; 391Sd nc seller
August; 4Og4l September; closing steady
al BIC cash.
RYE Quiet; closing at zoe for No. 2 Chi
BARLEY-DulI at 81 1901 IA cash aud 81 l6
al IL seller Septem Der: closing Inside
HIGHWINEs-FIrmer at gI1g2c for wood
and iron bound.
PRoyIsIoNs quiet; closing quotations
are, mess pork S2S 70; dry sailed Shoulders
49, short RIB middles 1910.
LARD-151ac.
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River asnupascsss,..

PIrTsBURG. August 10 weather cloudy
and snowery; river rising Slowly; four
feet Two inches in channel. The Iise is
from the Allegheny. Adyices from the up.
per MonoDgahela, say that the weather "a
cloudy with light showers; the river is
stationary. Nothing new on The wharf
No arrivals or departures from below on
eighteen Inches In channel. Weather Is
cloudy and rainy.
PITTsBURG, August l3.-Weather cool,
with frequent showers. Monongahela 4
feet inches and rising. No arrivals or
departures except the local packets.
CINCINNATI August 13.-River has risen
3inches ia the last "A hours, with feet 8
inches tonight. 1t has been raining at
intervals since noon. Weather decidedly
cooler.
LoUrsVILLE, August l3.-Departed, Ed
1nDurg, for New Orleans. R1ver stationary
with 30 inches In the chute. Weather
warm, with repeated showers throughout
the day. Raining tonight.
CAIRO. August l3.-Port List-Nick Wall,
81. Louis, Memphis TO st. Louis, 8 An
Kate Robinson, Louisville to st. Louis, 8;
Belle Memphis, st. Louis to Memphis 6 p.
NJ: Mary Miller. Evansville packet g.
River fell one inch. Thunder storm this
a5fternson, and cloudy and cool. Mercury
ST. LOUIS, August 10. = Arrived = Lucy
BertTam and MINES polls. Keokuk. De-
parted-O i've Branch. New Orleans Rubf-
con. Vicksburg; ST. Joseph, Memphis:
Dictator. Cairo. River stu rising Weatber
ciouoy ana cool, with another heavy rain
last night.
NASHVILLE, August "a River falling.
Win feet inches on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather cloudy.
NIcKSBURG, August l3. - Down - Gov.
alien, IL N Tom Reese, 6 p NJ. Up-Grand
Era, Pm. River falling. v Gather cloudy
and warm.
NEW ORLEANS, August I3. - Arrived
S2srk and Oarges, st. Louis. Departed
w. II. Arthur, st. Louis. Weather raining
and warm.
CINCINNATI, August I4.-River 8 feet
and cool.
LOUISVILLE. August I4-Weather clio 1dy
ana pIeas ant at Pm. Commenced rain
lng, Win proc poets OF a steady fall, at 8 p.
N. river stationary 80 inches IL the chute !
ana Ieet on Portland Bar. No arrivals
or departures
CAIRO, August IA Fort list-Bee, New
orleans 70 81. Louis, AM; Mohawk, |
cairo to New Orleans, 5; Umpire, Nash |
Vile packet. PM; Idlewild, Evansville |
packet, 4; RubicOn, st. Louis to Vicar /
Durg. D; st. JoSepb, st. Louis TO NJ empnis, |
8. River fell inches D-izzfng rain |
since noon. Mercury 6So.
ST. LOUIS. August I4-Arrived-J Jasper /
ana Johnson. from Keokuk; Belle st. |
Louis, rom Memphis; Nick Wall. from
onfeVeporti KATE Robinson, from Louis
vllle. Departec-Mary Alice and barges,
Tor New Orleans. The river IL still rising /
slowly. Rain mas fallen almost fncessant-
~ since last night, and rise in all the up
per rivers is expected.
MEMPHIs, August 14.-Weather warm
a 8ln snoWery The river is rising slowly.
3eparLed-ColoradO, for VicksbuFg; Mary
J OIsyIn, IOr New Orleans. both last night.
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sd. LouIs Market.

By telegraph 81. LOUIS, Augustus
ToBACCo-Unchanged.
Hemp, Rope and Bagging are firm and
unchanged.
FLoUR-Scarcely nothing done; super
fine s. 5004 IS; extra S095 -.
WHEAT w eak and tending downward ;
No. red fall 81 l49l Is; No. do. 81 20
l o.
CoRN-Duu; mixed 20 s76<; yellow 769
SOC; white S50SSc.
OATs-DuIf at 499s2c for mixed.
Rye and Barley, nothing doing.
HIGHWINEs-QuIeta at 97c.
GRocERIES-FIrm and unchanged.
PRoVISIoNS-Quiet;o only order business
done. Pork, small sales AZ $50 so; DRY salt
shoulders, packed l4e: clear rib l6c b ICON
shoulders I45z9l5c clear rib I7szgIsc; clear
15H9l8M.
LARD-DulI and unchanged.
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FANNY SINGER is in the lookup
again.
THE darkness last night exceeded
the Egyptian article.
WET prospect for the MOulder's
Picnic.
VAN Rlpna's Council meet to-
night.
PEOPLE went to church in the dark
and rain. last night. because the Eco
nomical Councils time table said the
moon would shine.
THE arrangements for the opening
of the skating rink are on a grand
scale. giving promise to eclipse every
thing the city has seen in the way of
amusements.
AN affectionate brother caused all
his sisters household goods to be at
tached. on Saturday, just as she was
about to depart for Louisville on the
Morning star. The amount sued for
was $50.
The Evansville Base Ball Club
play a practice game this afternoon,
(weather permitting) previous to
going to Princeton to play the match
with the Princeton Club
THE counterfeit money dealers still
continue to insult respectable bust
ness meD. by sending circulars, offer
ing to sell queer" and Ell closing
slips from newspapers, describing how
well calculated to deceive the
oounterfeits are.
BESIDES the big German meeting at
the Court House, there we're : divers
and sundry other meetings 10 sa-
looms aud on the street corners IN all
parts of the town, reioioiog over the
recent victories. apd joyously singing
their national songs.
DocToR PicoUET is ever sensitive
in taking offense at the numerous re.
ference to clan in the JOURNAL. but |
is shrewd in seeking a proper medium
for the expression of bis indig nation
the Courier. the German sympathifs
of which are merely galvanized.
THE number and variety Of war
maps is something astonishing Some
of them are IL German with English
titles, some are all German. some are
about half German aud half English.
some show the points of interest. and |
others show the ignorance Of their |
publishers
A MAN fell out of an express wagon
on Saturday while it was being driven |
at a pretty rapid rate along Main
Street. As he fell. his head went un-
der the wagon, the hind wheel of |
which passed over his left shoulder
and across his breast. He jumped |
up. and springing into the wagon
drove off as il nothing had happened.
RoBT. A. HILL, who returned from
Crawford County on Saturday. where
he had been holding Court for Judge
Jones, reports that a member of The
Grand Jury for that term, Mr.. Thos.
Pankey, aged sixty-eight years, has
lived in that county for more than
forty years, and had never been in
,ourt house until be served on that
Grand Jury. What happy old fell
ow he must be.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

sG- Persons who are recovering
from ague and fever will find Clouds
Invigoratiug Cordial a certain pre-
ventive Of relapse. Pale and bloated
faces are almost universally the re
suits of an attack of chilIs; and al.
most as universally are these un-
pleasant effects removed by the use of
this cordial. The rfostrated nerves,
the impoverished blood, the torpid
liver; indeed, the WHOLE SYSTEM is
speedily restored to a healthy condi-
ton. By reading the little pamphlet
which accompanies this invaluable
medicine, you will find sufficient tes-
timOny to convince the most incred-
uious aug13 iW
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senator ReYels.

This distinguished colored gentle
man, who arrived on Saturday even
ing's train from the North, was met at
the depot by number of prominent
colored citizens, accompanied by the
brass band, received with the great
est cordially, and escorted to the res
idence of Mrs. Carter, on Seventh
Street, between Main and Locust.
Mr.. Revsls is modest and quiet in
his bearing, pleasing in his manners,
and his conversation is such as to i'm
press one with the truth of Senator
Morton's remark concerning him
when he had finished his speech on
the Georgia bill-that when Mr..
Revels took the place Of JEFF. Davis
in the Senate. the country had lost
nothing in intelligence, while it had
gained much in loyalty.
Senator Revels, as the legal repre-
sentative ofhis race, will lecture this
evening. at the Opera House, on THE
Tendency Of Our Age"
It is expected that the Opera House
will be filed to hear Mr.. Revels, as
be is said by many to be more than
equal to Fred. Douglass.
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FIRE EsCAPE.-The Evansville
Cotton Manufacturing Company. re-
cognizing the difficulty tho large
number of their operatives would
experience in escaping from their
factory in the event of fire occurring,
have attached fire escape to their
building in the shape Of an iron lad
der. extending from the pavement to
the balconies. under the win
dow Of each story.
Thus, in case fire breaks out in
the factory, the operatives are not de-
pendent on the stairs as a means of
escape, but by the aid Of the ladder
and balconies, may go at once into
the open air and descend to the ground
bya means that can only be DESTROYED
with the building.
The Company deserve the thanks
of the humauely disposed, for this
precaution, which may some day be
the means of avoiding great loss of
life