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SOLAR EcLIPsEs.-In Galsgnani Of December
we see fuil notice OF paper read before the
who has just been appointed President OF The
stevens Institute Of Technology. Professor
Morton conducted one Of the most successfui q
expeditions during the late eclipse, and the
paper above alluded 70 explains one Of the
phenomena observed on that occasion. which
has been the most obscure and puzxling 70 mes
OF science In this country and abroad. We
aliude TO the bright line on the suns disk, ad-
joining the edge Of the moon, as shown in The
photographs. This Professor Morton has shown.
by simple experiment, 70 be due to q chemical
action In the Photographic process, and not TO
supposed.
Evening star., 1870-01-07

GENERALS BANKS AND BURNSIDE arrived at
New York yesterday ON the Java, from Europe.
Evening star., 1870-01-07
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENUE-The receipts to-day
from this source were s5I5,612
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7elegrdphed Ezclusirely to The Even;s0 !Ssor.
PBILADELPHIA, Jan. 7.-Georgc Negley the
youngest son of General James 8. Neglev. a
member of Congress from the Pittsburg district
died this morning. The remains will be sent to
Pittsburg for interment.
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Expected Ministerial Changes I'm
Italy.


1oegTophed E1e!uhreIy 10 The Erentng Star.
PARIS, Jan. 7.-Advices have been receiyeJ
from Florence, which indicate that on the open-
ing Of the Italian Chamber there will be Minis
terial changes. in favor OF the Left Centre
party.
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Death Of yim Logan No. 2-He Denies
Being the Murderer Of Rogers.
IeleQropAed Exclusirelu to The Erenino ,Sror

NEW YORK, Jan. Jim Logan No. 2, who
was shot by Jerry Dunn, died last night after
signing paper declaring himself innocent Of
the Rogers murder, and that he had no know
ledge as to who committed the deed
Evening star., 1870-01-07

NE AND MRS. w. j. FLORENCE have benefit
at the National Theater tonight. In the Ian
guage Of Captain Cutie, last night: "Over hau
yoor pocket books and make note Of it."
Evening star., 1870-01-07

Two Phfladelphia gtrikeFs Gone 20
Work.
7eIegropAed Exclusively 10 1Ae Eveaia1 Ssa,.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-Two of the Phila-
delphia telegraph strikers have resumed work
in the Western Onion office.
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Sentence COmmute0.
7elegyaphed ExclusireIy 20 The Evenin0 Skay.

CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-Daniel Walsh, who was "a
have been hung to-day in this city, for the muir
der Of his wife, has had his sentence commuted
by Governor Palmer to imprisonment IL. life.
Evening star., 1870-01-07

0Norgan, who was recently HANGED a
Terre-Haute, made the following reasonable re
mark In his "valedictory:" '1Well, 1 dom
know that hate much to aay, except that hal
better be going" He went
Evening star., 1870-01-07
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; disappointment; ridiculous
tnts; remedies the i'll effects Of bad Dyes; nvgorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful, BLACK OK
BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at Bachelor b Wig Factory, No.
10 Bond street, N. Y. se 8-eoly
Evening star., 1870-01-07

CIVIL RIeHTs YoR THE CHINIsB.-Senator
Stewart, of Nevada, has prepared . bill 10 be
introduced in the Senate providing for giving
to Cinnamon the civil rights Of citizens Of the
United States. From the best Information OBJ
tainable, it would appear that the Cinnamon do
not ask for anything but what Is already &C.
corded them, except to be put upon an equality
with white citizens in the courts, and that they
may be protected in their persons and prop
erty. They never come here to become citizens,
but always look forward to. and arrange for, q
return to China during life, or failing in that,
that their bones te taken to their homes.
Evening star., 1870-01-07

Wy LIS OF r A HOUS Z.
LAST TWO NIGHTS.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JAN. and =;
MATINEE SATURDAY, At Two O'CLOCK.
LA RuE'S
MINSTREIS AND BRASS BAND,
THE HEROES OF HEMISPHERE AND
PRIME MINISTERS OF
MOhUS, WIT, TERPSICHORE SENTIMENT
AND OPERA BOUFFE.
LA RUES ORIGINAL SENSATION.
SHOO fly DON It BODDER MEi
EVERY NIGHT.
The great Ricardo, Talbot, Mack, Reeves, Rodgers,
Hamsn. Change Of Program me each evening" Be
gins st s. Remember the Matinee Saturday
specially for ladies and children. jain
Evening star., 1870-01-07

Antt.Prussfan Majority In the Dava-
ffoA Chamber.
1ete0ropAed Esclssirely 10 Tie Kvsnss0 Star.
MUNICH, Jan. THE anti-Prussian party
have considerable majority In the new Bava-
rian Chamber.
Evening star., 1870-01-07
lNDlsPENSARLE

There are some simple remedies indispensable in
any family. Among these, the experience Of years
assures us. should be recorded PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. For both inter
nalrsnd external cpn,'.stion We have found il OF
great value; especially can we recommend it for
colds, rheumatism, or fresh wounds and bruises
Carfsftos Fro de q lm
Evening star., 1870-01-07

Government Securities.
WAeHfNeTor, Jan Z, fSo.--fay Cooke q 20
furnish the following quotations of f-Goverument
eecuritiex
Evening star., 1870-01-07

FROM THE SANDWICH IsLANDs.-A despatch
received at the Navy Department this morning
from Commander w. T. Truxton, of the United
States ship jamestown, dated Anna Maria Bay,
Island Of Nuka Hira, Marquesas Group, Sep
tember Sd, announces that he arrived there on
anna, and found that the Kearsarge had left
there for Tahiti about two month previous. A
company of Englishmen were engaged in at
tempting to grow Sea Island cotton on that
Island A grant of several thousand acres OF
land had been made by the French Government
to certain French citizens In Tahiti, who had
temporarily vacated their claim in favor of the
English company. A very limited amount OF
cotton, sugar cane and tobacco Is now produced
by the natives. Commander TruxtOn encloses
specimen of cotton, about 500 acres Of which
have been cleared and planted on Tipi Bay, at
which place there Is no trade, the whalers even
having giving it up. Since the French evacu-
ated the place, in 1850, 1t seems to be falling
rapidly to decay.
SAILING QUALITIES OF THE MONITOR DIcTA-
TOR.--Rear Admiral e. H. Poor, commanding
the North Atlantic fleet, under date of Dec. DC,
off Key West, informs the Navy Department
the monitor Dictator, left Tybee Roads ON Mon
day, the 10Th of December. The first hours the
weather was clear, with a light breeze and
smooth water. The Dictator, under these cir
cumstances, made seven knots easily. The next
day the wind commenced blowing, and fresh
ened into a strong gale, with heavy sea beat
ing over tne decks OF the monitor, In which She
was only able to make four knots. The
Severn was at least ten or twelve miles
to the leeward Of the monitor, and it
was impossible TO communicate with her
The monitor was, however, enabled to hold her
position to the windward during the night, and
after daylight, upon approaching Cape Cana
veral, the weather became moderate, when the
Severn took the monitor i'm tow, and went
through the Florida Straits. Admiral POore
says: "MOre than half the time if any accide mt
had happened to the monitor he could have
done nothing, except lay by her until the
weather moderated. His experience is that
monitorf should not be sent to sea unless mode
rate breezes and pleasant weather could be re-
lied upon. The temperature Of the DictatOr's
hre room was 1873 deg, and twelve men became
exhausted.
Evening star., 1870-01-07

Pure aBdrelable, obtained from fresh and health
hyers, and unsurpassed by any yet Broduced. Sol
by all resprctable druggists. j. AnHAUS SONS
1s3 Broaaway, N. Y. ja3H&Tlm
Evening star., 1870-01-07

PERFECT MANHOOD.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN on the evils of
SELF-ENERVATI0N, with certain help for the
errng and unfortunate. Sent In sealed letter
lopee, free Of charge. Address HOWARD ASS0CI-
ALTON, Box p, Philadelphia. Pa. se q eoam
Evening star., 1870-01-07

THE WHITE HOUsE.-A large number Of Sem
ators and Representatives had interviews with
the President this morning. At noon the Cab
met meeting was held, and the session con-
tinued for some time
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DISEASES OF THE SCALP
PkODCfE GRAY HAIR AND BADNESS!
The OF
Halls VEGETABLE
SYCILLAN HAIR RENEWRR
will restore IL tc it's natural color and promote it's
growth.
Uer Treatiseon the Hair sen. free by mail.
Il. p. HALL 90,
"a 3deo&w1m Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
Evening star., 1870-01-07

MILITARY MovKnKNTs II CrBA.-The in
sureents in Cuba are making extensive prepa-
rations for the destruction Of cane fields. The
been confirmed. There 3 much siefness st Nae.
yitas. IL h reported thst the insurgents re-
centiy encamped q Gibara have escaped In
boats TO Raseed Island and Nsssau. Nothing
has been heard q Gen. Buello since the z5eb
Of December, when he LEFT Nuevitas % 70 to-
ward Casooro. The wood Immediately In the
vicinity q Puerto Principe have been cut down.
sseS. xa.as Ainassss, one Of Se sin insSrreS. M ~
chiefs, has been killed.
,..s eSs'cv' . s; CAS-. q .su,Pseasd .nln..,os. !.
down, VIII wsat vas ssppcsed 10 be paralysis,
and appereutly died. A day was hxed for his
funeral, bat sympsems Of life appearing, the
funeral We ssepPed. He has no. been @ all
sien Of decenpositiop, end ne joints Of his li.bs
are nexibles
~Boston h % have . Citisens' Associafiou.
u6Fetcher mAkss his American dehu, An p
VCol. Ryan hs. gone with sax revolver, and
t.c nuskes 70 she'd that last drop Of blood in
,,.s,:. MIA port wine in London . called "v,e.p.r-
VMr. spurseon has given up seps.s,o,.,
preaching and confines hisself 10 iscts.
Ton AIlsn hes clinched hsces challenge
"a Rhode Island preacher proclaims Ass
any man who uses tobacco cannot Be ssved.
80 The state Industrial School for Girb I'm
Connecticut has been opened.
John Allen b not disconsolate vidovcr.
he doesnt allow any more prayer meetinss' saf
trains fighting pups.
Astrononen have discovered shas tAe s.n
" 200 90 niles nearer the earth than " 10
Psea. .ns aecoane for the mid winter.
DuA~ A.
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MAT TIONAL THEAT TIRE.


NATION THE A It r E.
SPECIAL CARD.
The management has much pleasure in announcing
the engagement, for
SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 10TH,
OF the Great American Tragedienne,
MISS BATEMAN.
Whose classic impersonations have for her the
guished audiences, both in Europe and her native
In p NTH the Ti.h Of 1y maIy
LEAH,
In the romantic play Of that name adapted to the
English stage for Miss BateInan from the German
She will be supported by
NIB. GEO. JORDAN,
In order to enable parties arranged in due
SOD, seats may be secured for all Miss Bateman's
WHIGIREiHHb HgEsT F,SGKshIc SAhtERHirS tEEERRIHbir1oS
csh.I
TT$S r Il: e.. i III Il fisi
Evening Exhibitions open at ~ o'clock; Mstinees,
tance. 25 CTS, Children. Is cts. Special rates to
fzHhs DSE II All All ElsRs EEsRf AS qsYAI "a
Mus SIC.
THE BEST AND NEWEST MUSIC, for Balls,
Private Parties, &c, string OF Brass, can b. -
!. ea:t or S q b"nsDs
f., bet Sh and 10th sts: Orders may also be left
store, corner nth ST. and Pa. av. dei6- I'M
b l43 Tenth street, second door above =. Il
COSTUAER
FOB FANCY AND AAsQUE BALLS,
A LADIES' orsfdasr' BRHs. AND SaIs; Ss,!s L
0OO OIL PAINTIEGsi
sSSHEs $ic$jsEs % :s.si. &: aS$;s $ss:S
Presents win Be found amOngst them. No. 23f
de over Ioons as.. and
A 1T REPOSITORY,
245 STREET.
Be,tresn TAHtssan and Fon,eesiA S,rAts.
OIL PAINTINGS, ERGRAvINGS,
PHOTOGRAPHS, CHROMOS, &C.,
ROGERS GROUPS OF SCULPTURE,
ARTISTS MATERIALS,
sTATUETTEs, &C., &C.,
PICTURE FRAMES,
CORD AND TAssELs, &C., &c.
rARLoR BRACKETS. &c
A Fine Assortment for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
oexB SMITH 4 STRONG.
Ho. ASH ON ExHIBIrION mo. AsS
s,,,.Ts., AT aSkkHIFEBs, AsR sAhE s,rn.,. An
No. ass Seventh street.
between D and streets,
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Chsics on Paintings, Ensrayinss, Chro@oe, %.
.ss 8s
''!:, hs3Esi Nall, u ssh &C. In the District.
Please RsmsmoeT Name and Number. spAH
'H''. .'''. X
''rsA.s' 70 our ir1ss fi:g ssfs'sstIi SaST collection
'rI''.s ssYSssS sE2Skss s4s4 AHS SsSahss ~
Silver Our manufactory has been established since
M tRs " IN ss
o,Asra for fnmiee Of known taste and re0ne0ent In
the cities Of New York, Philadelphia and Boston,
well q thoee south Of In addition 20 the above,
JEWELRY and PLATED WARE, and ere daily
rscsivinG additions TO the SAND.
SAMI KIRK son,
OLD AND SLLvERS4i1HS,
4W. Baltimore street, BALTIMORE.
SIKGERs SEWING MACHINES,
SOLD, RENTED, AND EXCHANGED,
At the new Agency,
LEWIS RAAR,0,
del6- lmeos - AAkkBT SPACB-
M boWLINo SALOON.
UNDER METROPOLITAN HALL,
HRyx'A AVENUE, HRAn 11Tn BTlEB1 Wss3.
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Evening star., 1870-01-07

u WARRINGTON, ID. O., December D. la0p
On the petition q CrRUs RoHEkIs, Of Three
Rtvers. Mich and JOHN COX, Of Newhope, Penn
praying for the extension Of Q patent granted 20
hem on the 18th day Of March, ld6, for IN improve
Dent in Grain Separafors:
II 10 ordered fLat the testimony I'm the caae be
eleseA the I'd day Of February next that the time
hr hling Arguments and the Exaniner's b report be
limited to the eth day Of March next, and thai
sAid petition be heard on the 9fh day Of March
aAMUEL =. USHER,
DeA hVR CoDnjssieDsr u Passpts.
Evening star., 1870-01-07

MI Us g.
THE BEST AND NEWEST MUSIC, for Balls
Private Parties, &c, String or Brass, can be
st. east, or At Prof. Marini' . Dancing Academy,
st., bet 9th and 10th sts Orders may also be left
at H. Fries, ass Sth ST. Brown Co. sdrug-
store, corner Hth St and Pa. av. del5- Inn
Evening star., 1870-01-07

LABOR, LABoRHRs, AND EHIeRATIoS.-Mr.
Wells, Special Commissioner Of the Revenue,
has for some time been engaged through the in
strumentality Of Mr.. Z. O. Young, Chief Clerk
OF the Bureau Of Statistics In collecting statis-
Hcs relative TO farm and mechanical labor, 20 as
% be able TO present the amount Of wages paid,
price Of board demanded, and the demand for
each kind Of labor In all portions Of the United
States. In addition to the schedule for collec-
ton Of this Information, supplementary one
has been distributed, making inquiries intended
for the guidance Of emigrants who wish to settle
in the South and West, as to what lands are i'm
proved and what unimproved, price, kinds Of
stock and price, railroad communication, &c.
Answers are being received daily. The Asses
sor Of Internal Revenue for Colorado reports
that the monthly wages, with board, Of female
servants in Denver, Colorado, ID so per month,
and thatahe servants are very scarce,
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u l.. MOXLEY,
ID 443 Tenth street, second door above y, l.
COSTUAER
FOB FANCY AND AAsQUE BALLS,
HOR
LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHIL-
"A DREN. nol-m Il
Evening star., 1870-01-07

JUICE PKARRE, Of Maryland, nominated in
December for the fourth circuit United States
judgeship, and whose confirmation was opposed
in the Senate, has arrived here to expose, he
says, some of the charges brought against him
for the purpose Of defeating his appointment
Evening star., 1870-01-07

DEATH OF GEN. MowER-A telegram was re-
ceived at the War Department this morning
from New Orleans, announcing that Brevet
Major General Joseph A. Mower, commanding
Department Of Louisiana, died last night of con-
gestion of the lungs Gen. Mower was native
Of Connecticut, and an officer Of great distinc-
ton. He was with Gen. Sherman on his march
to the sea.
Evening star., 1870-01-07

THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE continued
to work away to-day on the miscellaneous class
Of duties imposed in the new tariff bill, but
made no important progress. As soon as the
tariff bill is completed the committee will take
up the tax bill. One OF the democratic members
Of the committee W ii propose an amendment not
to continue the income tax for the present or
future years. Another member intends to
move to reduce the rate OF tax from to 3 per
cent.
Evening star., 1870-01-07

COMMISSIONER DELANO has instructed the
supervisors in the distiIling districts through
out the country to change the gaugers in their
districts once in every three or four weeks, i'm
order to have the law properly enforced.
Evening star., 1870-01-07

The HOUSE, SUB-CoMNITTEE ON APPRoPRI-
ATOMS have been considering the estimates
made by Supervising Architect Mullett for con-
tinuing work on the various public buildings
now in course of erection, and have In most
cases agreed to recommend the amount of ap-
preparation asked for to enable all the buildings
TO be completed at as early day as possible
The amount agreed upon for continuing work
upon the New York Post Office building is one
million dollars.
Evening star., 1870-01-07

THE NUMBER OF SPANfsH TROOPS IN CUBA.
Information was received at the Navy Depart
ment this morning from Rear Admiral G.. H.
Poor commanding north Atlantic feet to the
effect that the Spanish frigate Navas de TOloso,
one Of the Almansa class, arrived at Havana on
the 21st OF December with troops, making the
whole number Of troops in Havana at that date
1S ,5s4. No foreign men-of- were in port at
Havana, and there appeared to be nothing new
in regard TO the political situation.
Evening star., 1870-01-07

LA RuB's MrNsTRKrs, one Of the best troupes
which have ever performed in this city, remain
only two more nights at Wallis Opera House, as
they appear in Georgetown on Monday evening,
and then 60 South. The original "Shoo Fly" is
An irdescribable combination Of drolery and
music, and would make tho most dreary, dull,
and doleful dyspeptic smile out loud. Ricardo,
too, with his feminine airs and graces, and So
prano voice, is q sure antidote for the blues.
They will give a matinee for ladies and children
tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1870-01-07

RheIGNED.-The President has accepted the
designations Of Capt. John +. Blaine, Military
Store-keeper, Quartermaster's Department
First Lieut.. Geo. A. Ebbets, unassigned; Capt.
ThoDaa z. McElrath, 9th United States infan-
try; Second Lient. James W. Tanfield, 23d Uni
ted States Infantry; Assistant Surgeon G. H. T
4. Axt, and Assistant Surgeon VIM. r. Smith,
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
THE OCEAN TRAGEDY.
Examination Of johnson the sailor for the
Murder of his Messmate-WiIl the British
Consul Demand the Prisoners Surreudert

Examination Of johnson the sailor for the
Murder of his Messmnte-Will the British
Consul Demand the Prisoners Surreudfrt
The little room of United States Commissioner
Osborn was crowded yesterday morning by persons
interested In the examination Of the murderer,
Thomas ii. Johnson, the sailor who killed his
messmatc, Bavrus on board the Morning Light,
when the voyage from Buenos Ayres to this port.
Shortly before eleven small cortege OF men, COM
pris!ng the murderer, the captain OF the vessel,
sailor and bluecoated officers, went up the
steps TO the commissioners room, and made 1t stin
more densely crowded than 1t was before.
Johnson, the murderer, was perfectly calm in up.
pearance, though every now and then he would
draw his handkerchief rom his pocket and pass IL
over his forehead 20 wipe away the large drops OF
perspiratlon that studied 1t like crown. He
handsome than otherwise, with black hair
ana whiskers, and manly, open EXPIRE sion OF
coun'enance that causes spectator at hrst thought
10 ee for rather than condemn his position He saya
that unless he had been In cnLary fear OF being
stabbed by Bavrus, and who had On open knife In his
belt, he certainly would not hayo struck the blow
that sent him out OF this life. The captain OF tho
vessel Joseph a. Lavender, evidently sympathi zes
with the prisoner. Tie proceedings yesterday morn
ing were very brief. An afldavit was read rom the
captain giving the details OF the murder and sub.
staatatins TIE g it OF the accused. On this am
act Johnson was found guilty OF murder,
and the Commissioner announced that he
siouiu hod the prisoner in custody twenty.
Tour hours TO await the acon OF the British Consul
VINO may claim the prisoner and get warrant OF
extradliion, Tor though an American the prisoner
committed the murder on a British vessel, sailing
under British colors; while, again, Basrus tho
murdered man, was native or Germany. IL
IL quite curious case, and involves some nice
points OIL International law. So at present
the prisoner Ia In the Tombs, awaiting further
action. lie seems to feel pretty confident that his
lie Is sa1e, as the deed was done In moment OF
passion, and under strong provoclion; but he says
that whenever he is tried he thinks his liberty IN
mortgaged for the term OF his natural life. IL very
likely that the British Consul VIII put In no CLAIM for
the oxtradit10n OF the prisoner, as the expense OF
taking the prisoner and the witnesses TO England
would be great and all for the purpose OF hanging
a r
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
ties. "a q "a; Pacific Mail. az 4i.;

certificates, l3 o a.; Pacific Mail, AA AS;
Boston Water Power, Tx al7k; Adams Express,
63,s o3x: Wells Fargo Express ex dividend, II;
American Express, 3sH; United States Express, ssH
~; New York Central, consolidated, s7%; do,
scrip, OAK OAK; Harlem, l4o; Erie, 24s 2fAi DO,
preferred, 4sA A9,s; Read Ds, lolA lol%; Michi-
gan Central, l25 1885, Lake Shore, 9s% ess; III
nois Central, l4ih l4e,s; Cleveland ana Pttsburg,
l00x; Chicago and Northwestern, 81 SIX; DO,
preferred, 0lh slx; Cleveland, Columbus anu
Cincinnati, 7slS bid; Rock Island, l22A u i221s;
Milwaukee and ST Paul, 65x o 65H; do. preferred,
7o3s 79X; Toledo and Wabash, 52A 63; do. pre-
ferred, 10 bid Fort Wayne, s4,s q o4h; Alton and
Terre Haute, 80 81; do. preferred, "a eS; ONO
and A'ssissippi. as4 q 3eas: Delaware and Lacka-
wanna. lilh bid; New Jersey Central, 109x loeh;
Chicago and Alton, ia "a max; do. preferred ia a
ll4H; Morris and Essex, s2ha ooT; Hannibal and
St. Joseph, III li5; do preferred, ia; Iron Noun
tam, 40; Dubuque and Sioux City. lo7l l0s; Co
iumbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, l9x a 19x.
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table OF the highest and lowest
prices will show the extreme nuctuat ons in the
leading aDeculatiye BlarcS-
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
EUR Q e.
French Legislative Debate OF
the New Constitution.
Napoleon an "Ins!rument in The Hand OF
Providence" lnd Theorists and
Socialists Deiied.
THE POPE'S EASTER BLESSING

The French transatlantic mail steamship Periere,
Captain Duchesne, from Havre by way of Brest on
the I'd OF May arrived at this port yesterday evening
The Perierc made, as usual an extraordinary rapid
passage, running from port 10 port and delivering
her malls within nine days ana four hours.
Dr.. Marion Sims arrived IN Paris
The Emperor Napoleon completed his sixty second
year April 90
A despatch from Athens Of April 10 says
The brigands have released Lord Muncaster, but
they have retained Mr verney, Mr.. Lloyd, barr.ster
and Air. Herbert his secretary. Beyond the ransom
demanded they further ask iOr an amnesty
considerable portion Of the Jewish populations
of thuania and Poland about to emigrate to the
countries OF the Don and the Caucasus; the remain-
der viii proceed to Nooth America
The Paris Union of April 20 as follows from
Rome:-
Everything announces a prodigious influx Of
day, five O'Clock r. NJ, states thai the Jete was
masnilicens ,ne Holy nt Father celebrated
College, and al the Fathers OF the COunci !,
whilst the vast nayes of st. Peters could
scarcely contain The multitude OF wOrshippers After
mass the Papal BenediciiOn was gwen from the bal
c0ny of The Loggia u more than 10000 OF
ali nations. Scarcely had the last words beon pro-
nounced WHEN ihe PROSTATE AMI dcvOnt people rose
from their knees and hailed Plus TX. as the Pope
King with an enthusiastic unanimity.
DIR. Unger, one OF the first bOtanists in Germany,
was found few days ago dead IN his bed at Gratz
tAustria). An examination OF the body showed that
lie had been strsngled.
The Paris Constitutional Of April 20 says
The subscriptions 10 cover the expenses OF the
Centyal COMMITTEES on the plebtsctte appear like y
to be abundant. Each OF the Bar0ns dc
othschild has already sent 10,00Cf., aud
the contributions from other financial hou es
vary between 6,00o 1000 and l.0OO francs. Nearly
all he deputies OF the governmental party, who had
niBt promised donations OF 200 francs each go far
.AS N. All mn mar.
'cial AMI manufacturing establishments are also
sendlng their adhesloIis.