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PERSONAL.
Senator sprague is at the Grand Hotel.

senator opTague IS at IHe OIaHu HOVcI.
Ex-Gov. Page of Vermont ex-senator Buck.
alrw of Pennsy lyauii. Adjnant-Gen Cunningham OF
Massachusetts Judge Rush H. sloane OF ONO, u1 non
d NJ Brncdic OF Rochester Dr. Eyster OF virginia. ahd
Cbas unInln OF Maine, are at the 81 Nicholas nolI
49, J"Gye Noah Davis OF Albion, aud the Hon o. B
MatIsou of Utica are at the Asior House s== JUICE
1ot of Hartford Thos d. COny ugham OF pennsylvania
ouL If q Fanr Washington, are at tho fItlhaNtlluo
U"ci - surgeon Nelson, u. 5. n, Is at tho Holman
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MISSISSIPPI.

TWO COLORED CANDIDATES FOR Z. S. SENATOR.
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 19.-The Legislature,
after several ballots failed TO elect to-day United States
Senator for the short term Mr. Royes OF the Senate
and Mr.. spellman in the House both coored men,
cOntesng the prize the advantage being in favor Of
Dir. Reyels, who Will certainly be elected to
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created, 20 ho called the Committee Mines md
Minerals petition presented from 1000 citizens OF
Philadelphia LII fayrr ~ Lie Of bill to prevent
the overlooking ~ passenger drawn by horse power
Both Houses will probably take action tomorrow on Tie
publication OF full legislative proceedings.
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THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
is printed Oh Il large doube-medum sheet making eight
pages OF six broad columns each 1t contains all the I'M
portant Editorials published In THE DAILY TRIBUNE eh
cept those OF merely local Interest," also, Literary ana
Scientific intelligence Reviews Of the most interesting
and important New Books the Letters from or large
corps Of correspondence the latest news received by
Telegraph from Washington and all other parts OF the
world a summary OF all important intelligence In TINS
city and elsewhere Synopsis OF the proceedings OF
Congress and State Legislature when IN Session Foreign
News. exclusive Reports OF the Proceedings OF the
Farmers Club OF the American destitute; Talks about
Fruit and other Horticultural and Agricultural inorma
ton essential to country residents Veterinary Depart
ment Stock Financial, Cattle Dry Goods, and General
Market Reports making II, both for variety ana com
rleteness altogether the most valuable Interesting ana
Instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published in the world
The Full Reports OF the American Institute Farmers
Club and the various Agricultural Reports, In each mum
Der are richly worth years subscription
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MARYLAND

ELECTION or STATE TREASURER.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 10-The second joint ballot
fG State Treasurer resulted as follows: MeTyman, G.
yaDsant, 49, Fowler. 30 Panncl, Mr. John Merryman
was accordingly declared elected.
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PENN SYLVAEIA.
WOMEN 40 CARE FOR ANIMALs.

WUMLN
HARRISBURG, Jan. l9.-Ihe Senate to-day
passed Bill 70 incorporate TOmcns branch for pre-
NeutOu " cruelty 10 animals In the House OF tho
k,audHg Committees was Instructed 10 inquire into tho
ehpeCenCy Of reporting q bill 10 improve the Wharyes
1Ad dCCGs Of PAt41elUAla. new Standing Committee
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MISSOURI.
SfALITY

ME FltIELNIH AMENDMENT - JNFOItMALIII
CORRECTED.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 19.-Bills were introduced
IN the Legislature yesterday TO abolish capital punish
ment aud to remove the State Capitol from jefferson
City Louis. The Lower House OF the Legislature
passed the Fifteenth Amendment. The Senate had
previously So the first ratification being informal
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NEW JERSEY.
MORE RAILROAD pROJrCTS.

MORE RAILROAD PROJECTS.
TRENTON, n. j., Jan. ia bill was intro
duced in the Legislature to-day for tho construction Of
railroad from Kingston. Mercer County through Prince
ton 10 Trenton a bill for road from Flemin gon TO
Point Pleasant, on the Delaware.
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1919 Fires occurred in New-YOrk CRY during ID, psr
from k-rossrs Oh Dout expose JoBr families 70 DAGGER
Pa,rTs ASTRAL OIL viii not explode
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MARRIED..

The Trophy Tomato Twenty seeds. tS Send for
Ad.lrn GEO. l. WARiSG. j. ogden Farm. hss pofi, L.
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Pure Mix, Cream, Batter. and Egas-Delirsrsd st req.
BoosrD. tr.rt from ir Address
OAKLhND FARM. Breutsood Long Island
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TILE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
Fn,S.,oRr jan igUnie STATES bonds closed hmer' f"ei"en
,yKs jan sCoOn closed quiet on spot aud Aaa'; quotations.
IA ~ Ian lo--Petro closed arn and unchanged
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The British steamship Nevada, Capt. Green,
from Liverpool. arrived at late hour last evening
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week Is
ready this morning and contains IN addition to the
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TUESDAY hs 18Th Inst hv m, Rev Gee
H. Houghton ~ Bat,lord Katharine lioDe dsugAta
ofthe hte Philip Hone.
FEREY-PROU DFODr-On Tussda7 jan H. At Cary Cbureh
b, tie Res Dr. short Col Daul Penn T. s. A. snI Mssst
dauhter oftbs Laurence Prou.Oo 81 D. Of I-s city Ne
by flr H. Rev. A. " Lr-abo. D. D., Bishop q Long Iant
si by the Rev Cooke D. D. ReorofSt Broen news
All the Rev Geo W Dubois Of farbau M6u Pboert Rraseo
sarah Louisa daughter Of Dr. Alfred wsssgaH al Of Neslos
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XLTst Congress-2d SEES
sion.
SIXTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
American stitute
Farmers Club.
Horticulture and Mar
kct Gardening
The Dairymen's Con-
veutiOn.
The Way TO Obtain
Thick Ice.
What | Know OF Farm
ing.
The Funeral Fleet.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
Advertisements.
Settling IN a New COun-
try.
Home Interests.
NeW-1Ork cattle Market
Real Estate
Advertisements.
The Dry Goods Trade.
Tho Ucumenical Council.
Veterinary.
EIGHTH PACE.
Albany Cattle Market.
Buffalo Cattle Market.
Boston Live Stock Mar
ket.
Commercial Matters.
European Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise
nIcutS.
y. y. Wholesale Prices
of Country Produce.
Philadelphia Cattle Mar
ket.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

FOR SALE by ALL NEwsuES.
BY mall g. per year. Terms cash in advance Address
TIE TRIBUNE, New.IOrk.
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DIED

Al Notices Of Marriages must Be Endorsed rrih fus
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FIRST FACE.
Cuba.
Editorial Notes.
News OF the Week do
nestle and FOre.gnD
Political.
The BOnaparte Murder.
The Late storm.
SECOND PAGE.
Letters from Next Door.
New Publications:
Advertisements.
Public Ledger Almanac
Tcnnyson's New Idylls.
Two Songs.
THIRD PAGE.
a Few Facts for Mr.. Wells
Egypt.
General Notes.
Mr.. Durant on Secretary
Stanton.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorial:
About the Moving.
Financial Projects.
Iron.
Legislation for Miners.
Cesar or Nothing.
The Dairy Interest.
The Pursuit OF the Prince
The XVIII Amendment
Safe.
FIFTH PAGE.
Announcements.
GIain, Provision, ana
other Markets.
Marriages and Deaths.
Mississippi.
New-York Legislature.
The Tribune and the Peo-
..H..
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD-NEW-
YORR LEGISLATION.

AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD-NEW-
YORK LEGISLATION.
A London dispatch to the Associated Press,
dated Jan. /, says:
The Times gravely predicts prosperous commercial
year. because midway between the troubles OF 1866 and
the period when 3 imitation Is sure, new American
schemes are excluded from European markets by the
action of the Judiciary and Legislature OF New-York
regarding Erie"
The World iperverts this dispatch as fol-
lows:
commercial year. 1t has misgivngs about American
schemes owing TO the bad reputation which last
RadieaI Legislature has abroad"
Comments by The Tribune.
The doings in our State, which have so
shaken the credit Of American Securities in
Europe, are those whereby the Erie Railroad
has been virtually confscated to the personal
uses of Messrs. Jay Gould, James Fisk e. Co., and
its stock run down to from over 80 to the
neighbOrhood Of 20. The net loss to the
stockholders (many of them fOreign) by these
operations is not far from twenty millions of
dollars and the operators have secured them
selves against any attempt of the stockholders to
reclaim the property thus confscated for at least
four years to come. Within that time, itis calcu-
lated that the stock will be entirely sunk ;
when some accommodating Judge will put the
wreck into the hands of an affiliated Receiver,
through whom the Ring" who have absorbed
the meat will proceed TO pick the bones. In
short, the stockholders are wiped out.
The Radical legislation whereby this gigantic
robbery was cOnsnmmated and fortified last
Winter was engineered by Mr. VIM. n. Tweed,
who is at once Grand Sachem of the Tammany
Society, Director of the Erie Railroad, Sena-
tor Supervisor, Deputy Street Commissioners,
and second chief in the Tammany Ring, which
cOrrupts the suffrages and plumbers the taxpayers
of city. How much he paid the venal wretches
who djsgraced seats in our last Legislature,
we do not know; but that the Nations of that
body voted for such bill as this withOut pay,
is essentially incredible. All we know is, they
had votes and knew their cash value to cent ;
Tweed had his bill to pass, and knew how
those votes were to be got, and got them.
The thing was managed SO adroitly and
quietly that the honest Senators were generally
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

absent lor unaware of the character OF the
measure 80 that only Mr. Folger recorded ms
vote in the negative.
But Governor Hoffman is without excuse.
He kept the bill for some days after the Leg
islature had dispersed, so as to have time 70
examine it carefully, in view of the indignant
remonstrances which its passage had evoked
from the press. He then not only signed IT,
but gave it special certificate of good char
acter in public, official document which forms
part of the shameful history of this most
atrocious measure. We presume it is this
and not the mere factthat bad bill has been
lobbied through a corrupt Legislature-which
has made such profound impression in Eu.
rope to the damage of American credit. AND
this The World calls Radical legislation
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
Aetu'alntk Daily Gribrore.
MONDAY. JANUARY 8. 1870.

The announcement that the revolution had terminated,
Cuban unta had advised the insurgents to
lay down their arms created great excitement at
Havana The President OF the Junta has denied hav-
ing given any such advice. - The new French MIN
isry been appointed but their names have not been
made public. 80 The English journals discussing
the probable reopening Of the Alabama Claims negou
Atione
The cOlored people generally celebrated the annvers
ary OF the issuing Of the Emancipation Proclamation.
The conflict Of authority at Hew0rleans between
the municipal State officers continues land the Chief
OF Police has been imprisoned - Jealous husband
shot his wife and Eew-York merchant and his son.
near TarTytown. Saturday. So The schism In the
Norman Church Is gaining strength. - man in
Bangor, Me- killed woman, and then attempted suicide
The Internal Revenue collections in this city for 1869
9OO662 49, of which the Thirty District
ported 81, ,O0O00O - About dozen shooting and
serious s'abblng cases occurred on NewYear's Day.
- Awen known lady lecturer on temperance
has been assaulted and robbed at Astoria. 60
in house OF ill-fame in Eldrdge-st, George Barman
shot his paramour and himself; both arc dead. -
policeman dangerously shot by some dsorderly
characters, one Of whom he had arrested 80 No Gold
sales on Saturday. Temperature, satu rday, &C. a
Al, Al; Sunday, ls, So. SO, 46
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

The domestic drama excels in edfying ex-
hbtlons. But never have its tableaux of final
reconciliation surpassed the spectacle of costa
tic bliss furnished on Friday night by the Lin
CARDS, husband and wife, aS denouement to
their previous discord. Their personal exuber-
ancies burst forth in the midst of their public
performances. The union of hearts over
shadowed tho unities of the drama. The
platonic affection appropriate to play gave
place to the Plutonic warmth peculiar to the
players. Mr. l.. hung on the lips of Mrs. l.. for
kiss instead Of cue. Again and again the
oscul ions were repeated. The lady became
the m' lern Lesbia. "She the number never
knowing, he continued still bestowing." Men,
looking on, went wild with admiration, women
with envy. At length the descending curtain
concealed further display. The hero was called
out to receive the plaudits of the spectators
Whareat, in neat little speech, he expressed
precisely the sentiments Of Lesbias lover. who
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the number Of States in which rebellion might
not happen is few. Nevertheless. We venture
to say that two or three months will not tell the
Mexican story, unless it be already told, and
its issue a foregOne conclusion. The talent
Of Mr.. Jugrez for holding on to a
crisis is simply amazing. lie has reign
ed already for ten years at least.
in the midst of such pronunciamientos as the
Mexican papers record week by week or month
by month. 1t is not certain that sixty days
will see the end of his persistence or bis
money, although We grant that the Mexican
question is mainly pocket one just now. Mr.
Corwin was once led to believe that Mr.. Juarez
would come to an end in six months;
but from that day to this the Mexican
President has lived on, notwithstapd-
ing an unbrOken series of half-yearly predc-
tions of ruin. We are bound to say, however.
that our correspondent has peculiar and ample
means for knowing the truth, and that hn
statement is one of much significance. Still.
he does not deny the hopefulness of the Mex
can Government, and its manifest energies.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
" THRIFT THRIFT. HORdTTO"


Mr.. Peter B. Sweeny is Chamberlain OF the
City of New York-an Office equivalent to that
of Treasurer, and one which is known to be
very lucrative. He is also the brain of our
City Democracy, among whom he figures as
Mikado to Tweeds role of Tycoon. Mr.
Sweeny Qike Tweed) was not rich when he
began to take interest in public affairs now.
he iS How he became so, may be inferred
from the facts given below which we have, at
some pains, dug out of the Comptrollers office
at Albany.
1t is Mr. Sweeny's duty as Chamberlain to
transmit (n the form of a check on the Bank
in which he keeps the public money OF this
City), her quota of the State Taxes-a service
which may require an hour of his valuable
time per annum, in order to make sure that 1t
is well done. For this service, he charged and
received in the year 1861 the sum Of. S46,726 9l
His charge for tho year 1869 is.-.. 36,3lS 80
Making for two years. ...... .So3,o4o 81
And this but one among many items OF his
emOluments
is MT that rather stcepf
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

But one comment need be made on the
French Cabinet as it is now believed to stand.
All those deputies who have declined NJ. Olli-
yier's offer of portfolios--Messrs. Daru, Tai
houet, Segris, and Bufet-have been ranked
with NJ. Thiers's class of Liberals. Those who
are supposed to have reported satisfactorily to
the new Premier's cali for homogeneous ad-
ministration are MessrS. Cbeyaudier de Val
drome, Louvet, Gaudin. and Richard, all ap-
parently liberal imperialists, or imperial con-
seryatiyes. The meaning of the revised, we
dare not say new, Cabinet, is plain enough.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

New-Year's day passed off with feast and
greeting and hilarity, and another year was
baptized into the company of tine living. Our
time-honored Knickerbocker CUSTOM in virtue
of which every one manages to make every
bodys home his own, and the city at large may
be said to keep open house, was enthusiast
cally celebrated as usual. Those lovers of New
Year who counted on a clear day and fine
sky were, of course, disappointed when, within
the memory of the living, were they not f-but
no cloud could effectually obscure the occasion.
and no weather retard industrious callers. Of
the late occasion we may say as the beggar said
to Charles Lamb when London was foggy, "We
"have seen better days :" but few have seen
buster or merTier, at least for year.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

$4,000 is not entitled TO more oleganc, In cpl
thet it seems rather hard that these
files must be sacrificed by the con-
servation of the Hogan dignity, or lost by tho
Hogan ignorance, which has never learned
that tho official who would deliver stolen prop
erty on the mere word of stranger that
magistrate had 80 ordered it, must be either
knaye or a fool. Will Hogan discharge any
malefactor brought before him upon knowl-
edge obtained by word of mouth that some
other judge had ordered such releasef III ne
will not. then his dictum in the Twomey case
ia spleen or nonsense, either of which is
costly judicial quality when purchased at tne
ratio of $4,000 per annum.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

One Edward Hogan, who serves us as Po-
lice Justice for the sum Of $4,000 per annum,
has given an opinion in fi;e case that shows
him somewhat dear at the price. lie SEM a
verbal message to the Property Clerk at Police
Headquarters to deliver some stolen files to the
owner, but that officer declined to obey the
magisterial mandate in this informal shape and
asked the protection of a written order. There
upon Hogan wrathfully refused to give such an
order, and, in the proper spirit of potentate
who is paid $4,000 per annum, declared that
he would not be dictated to by an "under-
rstrapDer." Waving the question whether our
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

By only hair-breadth, on Thursday last.
fifty-fve men in mine at Plymouth, Penn.
escaped death. The materials and arrange
ments for disaster were complete as at
Avondale. There might have been a little
difference ut the beginnings prelude sOmo-
what like one of the most fatal OF the HoOsao
Tunnel Observation-Disclosures the programme
was unchanged. The breaker" apparently
wooden building, stood over the mouth of the
pit. Having caught fire, it could reasonably
be expected to fall into and burn up the shaft.
The latter was, of course, the only means OF
access and exit. Stoves heated the breaker.
Stove-ppes passed through it's woodwork, moth
ing intervening. To render the last point
apprecable. we may mention that woodwork
through which steam-pipes pass eventually be-
comes 80 changed that it ignites from them when
the steam is superheated, . fire having been
thus occasioned in the British Museum but
stove pipes and unprotected wood, with any
thing less than one foot of space between
them, secure such result with much less
delay. In the present case, there was no
watchman ON hand whom the breaker took fire.
Just here an accident interrupted the natural
course of events Somebody saw the fire, and
by extraordinary exertons IL was extinguished
1t will be recollected that within about fort
night o fire took place in a Scranton mine; but
there were two outlets, and the miners were
found alive the next morning, though one OF
their comrades was suflocated in the endeayof
TO ascertain their fate. In Great Britain, an
act of Parliament has, since 1854, interfered
with tho construction of one-shaft mines, and
measures are under consideration with reference
to the substitution of the Belgian fan system in.
stead of furnace ventilation. Whenever il shan
he deemed advisable to investigate the mines OF
Pennsylvania with a view to legislation on the
subject almost every facility for the destrue-
tion of human life will be found in them that
other countries abolished years ago.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

Messrs. Magne. Bourbeau. Chasseloup -Laubat,
Gen. Leb1uf, and Admiral Rigault, all OF
them devoted to the Emperor. or described as
ultra-conservatives retain their places. Only
five members of the Cabinet have been of M.
0llivier's choosing, and these are perhaps as
nearly like the five retained as the new Pre-
mier could find it in his heart to make them.
From liberal imperialism and imperial-liber-
alism to ultra-conservatism is but step, and
the Emperor may have secured his homogene-
GUS Cabinet at no very great sacrifice.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

Minister Lemus and the Cuban Junta have
been prompt to stigmatize what is no doubt in
essence and form lie manufactured in
Havana. The Spanish story that the Cuban
rebellion is at an end perfectly compOrts with
Gen. LetOna's testimony that the Government
which he served was a deliberate and habitual
falsifer. We have but to wait, perhaps, to
find the Havana papers condemned by their
own news. Whatever be the state of the
Cuban cause, that testimony of the Spf niSh
volunteers against it is unworthy of belief
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
Smastmths. ytdurts, it,, Sbis Ginning.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc-Hermann.
BoOTH's THEATER. Twenty -third-st, between Fifth
and hIth'syeA-" Gay MtnBerag" Rmms Waller.
FRTH-AvR. THEATER-At s.: THE Busybody."
NIBLo's GARDEN" Little Emily"
OLYMPIC THEATER.-AtS: s: 1.-THE Writing on the
Wall
THEATRE FRANoAIs, Fourtecnth-st-Bal d Opera
Bopae
THE TAMMANY.-Ats: Bad Dickey," &c.
WAIIACK's THEATER, Broadway and Thirteenth
~" Wild 0ats" Lester wallaek
NO0D's MUSEUM Broadway and 3Oth-st.--From Q
Q. N TO 10 Without Name" "DOrAbeA"
APoILO HALL. Twenty ghth-st. and Broadway
Day AID RveOing. The CAFda Giant
NTwYoRK CIRCUS Fourteenth-st.-At s Grand
Programme Cinderella" BquestrAnism
SAN Francisco Observation-Disclosures per-
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
Our correspondent in Mexico, though avow-

Our correspondent in Mexico, though avow-
edly warm friend of its Administration, mani
tests shade of that almost despair which has
touched of late tho spirits of more than one
anxious observer of the Mexican problem. He
notes that there is trouble more or less grave
in six States, even up TO the capital OF the
State of Mexico; ye. if he Lad tried the whole
gamut Of the twenty-five or twenty-six States Of
the Republic, we doubt not most Of them
would have yielded discord. Those States
which are not plagued with pronounced rob
bers arc pestered with pronounced Indians. and
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

1t is announced, apparently by authority,
that four millions of Gold are to be sold, and
six millions of Bonds to be bought, during the
present month. 1t is needless to say again that
we heartily approve the process and as heartily
disapprove the figures. The practice is essen
TALLY homeopathic, and we do not think the
payment of debt with cash on hand good
place for illustrating the theories of that
aohOOl
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

The Governor of Virginia hOnors himself
and justifes those who elected him, by the
high and manly tone which he assumes
toward his colored constituents. That the
man who talks as he did to the Richmond ne
groes Oh New-Year's Day was elected by so
large a majority, is among the hopeful signs
for the Old Dominion.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

The New-YOrk State Temperance Society
will hold its annual meeting at Amsterdam,
Montgomery County, on Wednesday the 18th
inst. and the following day. Addresses from
eminent speakers will be given on each even
ing, and childrens meeting held at P. NJ. of
Thn,rrHnu
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

possessing her good graces, cared not copper
for all the opinions of outsiders. The audience
having thus received in many ways more than
it bargained for. considerably permitted the
demonstrative connubialist to seek happiness
and expound Catullus behind the curtain.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

On our second page, this morning, may be
found an account of a noticeable new citizen of
the United States.