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New-York tribune., 1870-01-29


The undersigned, Commissioners to superlntend
the erection of the South Park of Chicago IN the
State of Illinois, offer for sale, at the American EX-
change National Bank the bonds authorized to be
issued by the various acts Of tho Legislature OF Ill
nOi5 relating thereto These bonds are issued 10
provide means TO pay for the lands embraced within
the park to be erected. They are made a lien upon
the property and franchise of the park consisting OF
some eight hundred acres of land. lying within and
adjacent to the city of Chicago The property OF
South Chicago, consisting Of the business portion
and weathiest as well as rapidly increasing part OF
tho city of Chicago, and that Of tho towns OF hyde
Park aud Lake, which are contiguous theIeto'
amounting in the aggregate, according 70 the assess
ment for the year 1860, 10 200 and npWalu ~
by tho terms Of the acts referred to, iIIeFoc"o'J
pledged to their payment. - .
They will bear interest at the rate OF seven per
and interest, at the American Exchange Natioha
Bank, in the City of New-YOrk.
OF $3O00,0OO Bonds authorized to Dc lsaueu
81 800 900 have been already sold. Inc Ielh"lhins
$4,000 are offered for sale at -
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANh' NEW
YORK.
These Bonds are dated January !, 1870 are payDlee
in ten years and are offered ut nlnety-h'e poi 0on'
and accrued interest
JOHN NJ. WILSON,
j.. Is. Subway c...,.
GEORGE w. GAGE, 1COululssiohels'
CHAuNCEY 4. Bowen,
PAUL CORNELL
Neutrality-suspicious. may be accommodated Oy pay,
nent of ten per cont upon the amount taken ana
nayment of balance by installmeuts within Sixty
DAYS. with an adjustment Of interest at seven per
cent.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

An enterprisng Missourian cut out sheet OF
ice $50 feet long les feet WIDE and ten inches thick
and started to raft down the Mississippi 10 ST.
Louis, 100 miles distant One end OF the held was
eapened 20 serve bows and the other end rounded FOR
a stern skin was fastened 20 each SIDE 10 give the
requisite sheer when necessary ana cOok-stOve ana
ur1ys0ua were taken on the ice. After prosperous
voyage Of 20 miles concern unfortunately ran INTO
an bound point of laud, aud broke into three pieces
Although N was dark ut the time all the men hnd tie
cook sOye were saved but the Ice broke rapidly aud
disappeared In the darkness The protector Of The scheme
Will Try II again and confident that Ae can do better
next time
The Illinois Woman's Suffrage Association
has voted % become an auxiliary Of the American Asso
caton lately formed at Cleveland. and TO cooperate
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
TRIDAY. Jan. 23-P. NJ.


The gold market opened this morning. at 10
o'clock In the Gold Eoom with sales at l2iii at llO2
1911 at $780, 1915 at 1887, l2l at 2:4j p H. 1917; at
1871 2Ii and closed at p at l2li Rates for carry
ing gold balances, 8, 81 G, aud per cent
Tie moDcy market continues easy, and any amount Is
obtained on Governments at the rates have quoted
for some days past Rates for good commercial paper
remain at per cent and but little good paper IS offered
higher than per cent. III fact, the demand for call
loans and good business paper not equal to the supply
Such is the plethora OF money In Boston that many of the
banks thero are not inclined TO draw this city for their
balances From Cincinnati Chicago, st. Louis, Louis
VILE Memphis, &C., We have reports that tho money
market 4, very easy aud financial affairs for all business
operations quiet and easy All over the cotton region
of the South sales Of cotton at high figure create
case and plenty In money.
Governments to-day fraction of from prices yes
terGay but were steady with yegy considerable home
demand Tho following arc the prices Of U. 5. bonds
Iriday- the l,L inst and today at II IN.
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CLARK, DODGE & Co. 81 wall-st.
Howrs & MACY, Bankers tthe same as an ncorpo

H0wEs & MACY, Bankers the same as an incorpo-
rated bank, No. so Wall-st, New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS Of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money and havng ali times subject to check
OF demand. can do so by depositng with this bank,
which allows Interest the entire daily balances at
the rate of 4 per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part Of the world. with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of Stocks, Bonds.
OF Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
MIDLAND BONDs.
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD.
FREE or GOVERNMENT TAX.
on THE
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
or A
RAILROAD N NEw-YORR STATE.
HE NEw-YORR AND OSwEGo

HE NEw-YORR AND OSWEGO
MIDLAND RAILROAD
extends from Eew-York City to the City of Oswego
on Lake Ontario, distance Of 400 miles, including
branches The line is completed aboHt 10 miles
from OsWego and regular trains running daily
Papd progress is making in the balance of the line
and tho entire work will be completed at the ealii
est practicable period.
There is no railroad bond offered upon the New
York market which so clearly combines the elements
of PERFECT SECURITY and a HIGH RATE or INTEREST
as this in proof of this assertion the following sim
pie facts are presented;
l. The LOCATION OF TIRE ROAD, stretching from
the CITY of New-Yorl1 across the northern part Of
New Jersey, and the rich and populous MIDLAND
COUNTIES OF NEw-YoRK STATE, to the nearest port
on the great Lakes, is such that it must command
large through and local traffic from the moment 1t is
opened The route from New-Yorl to Buffalo Will be
shortened seventy miles, and to Oswego forty-hye
miles.
Q THE Cosr or BruDGNG THE ROAD is about
$4,000 per mile aud $4,000 of that amount is neces
sarly furnished by stock subscription before dollar
is used from the sale Of bonds, since the issue Of the
latter is positively limited to $4,000 PER NILE OF
ROAD BUILT AND ~ RUNNING ORDER
OVER sGOOO,OOO have already been paid in on stock
subscriptions
g. The mortgage bonds on every railroad running
out Of New-York City are good, and interest is
promptly paid on them. 80 ..r. 'i''' ''
4 THE TOTM INTEREST LIABILITY Of this great
through route of railway between the Lakes and the
ii,,.ic coast 400 miles in length, will thus DO only
600 per anuum after tho whole line is completed
On the most moderate Calculations .he average
EARNINGS OF SINGLE Month would far exceed
this sum- q s.as . - q ~
These bonds pay seven per cent IN gold free OF
United States Income tax, and this with gold at l2O
is equal to about 81 PER CENT YEAR. No rat'opa!
person could expect a SAFE INVESTMENT WITHIN
OUR Own STATE to be offered on moro liberal terms
than these.
The bonds have o. years to run are issued in de-
nominations of $1,000 bear Seven Per Cent Interest
in gold, free of Income Tax; are Coupon or Regis
tered with interest payable semi-annually in New
York, on the 1St of January and lst of July.
PRICE: PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST
Pamphlets, circulars &c, may be had on applica-
tion. GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.,
Bankers, No. 25 Nassau-st.
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&C; Virginia cXCCnpCD, us; DO. New CJi North Caro-
lima New. 25s; south Carolina g; 10. New, 50; Mis-
-. an advance Of q per can, oyer saies oi yes,
terday.
In Bank STOCKS there was an Qdyaneo IN prices; Com
merco 1872; American, rs; Bankers Association, no.
Metropolitan, 1854; Fourth National lO2.
In Miscellaneous stocks Cumberland Preferred 35;
Western Union Telegraph. sc; Marposa Trustee lOs
tlRcates 46; Marposa Preferred, lselsi quicksilver
Mining a. Boston Water Power, lsl; Pacific Mall 40l;
Adams Express. Ci: American Merchants Union, 37 %
81; United States 53 Delaware and UdsOn ll3; Amcr-
can Coal, S5 Canton Company j5i'
In Railroad bonds the markets. decidedly frm Central
Pacific, 9lla95, Increase Of q Union Pacidc'
s7t an Increase OF II per cent over sales OF yes
terday morning. and transactions large In Columbus,
Chicago and Indiana Central, 70i 0695 and after tho
close Of the Board there advance Of per cent
in these bnuds.
Tho Stock market today has been generally firm.
Notice gwen the Board of the issue OF slOOOO Of
the common stock Of the Toledo. Wabash and Western
Railroad Company. be allotted the holders OF the
common stock Of the Company at the closing Of the
transfer books the first day of February next at the
rate of 2 shares OF for every 100 shares Of old stock
at the price OF $40 per share the first day OF March
next Transfer books closed on Feb to March l. Npw.
York Central and Hudson, 95 do Certificates 92i and
92I; Erie Railway Preferred 4O Lake Shore ss; Chi
cago and Northwestern, 72i do. Preferred s9i; NIL
waukeo and ST. Paul. 72; do Preferred. s6i; Hannibal
and ST. Joseph lO5a fall Of 81 per cent since yesterday
This fall was by notice to the Board OF the pro-
posed issue OF sOOOOO OF convertible bonds into stock
Of the Company, at par after the first day OF july 1871
After the call in the Long Room the stock OF the Column.
bus, Chicago and Indiana Central advanced per cent
and II was bid for the bonds OF this Company.
The President OF tho Gold Board stated to-day that
complaint was made to the presiding officer that the
price Of gold IS affected by fictitious transactions. He
said that 1t was the duty OF any member having knowl
edge OF any such transaction report the party offend
ing to the Board, and II convicted, 1t is the imperative
duty Of the Board to Immediately eXpel him.
The transactions at the Gold Exchange Bank today
were as follows CearlnQs silIlOOO; gold balances,
N7I9lOl; currency balances. S2lO3,2o5
Rock leland has been very firm, aud sold at llel 9i3
prominent operator offered "puts" at no. for per cent
80 days operations in this stock have been large on
the street.
The following we're the closing quotations OF Govern
L., u,ft An IN
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

OUT o the hands ~ fanaiieal secaran influence and nv
wore Tor H. II that be- done 0ur-fths of the Catholic OF
we O'oh III scud their children and support thom
ho 'ilholc clergy ARE not masters of Catholic. I'm
"netlca Iucy receN dcfercntia obedience only when
acting ia pui"ly ,Gia charac ter and the founding or
ihahakg oi Secudi school on tho part Of priest We
"a" iIot I'tath a. an Oldula act. IL. l.. LYNCH
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

DEs MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD EIGHT PER CENT
LAND GRANT MORTGAGE BoNDs.-The undersigned
offer for sale limited amount Of the above-named
bonds. They receivable at par by the Company
in payment for any of its lands sold at scheduled
prices The lands are pledged for the redemption of
the bonds and consist of 466OOO Of choice loca
tons, situated mostly in the Des MOines Valley
Iowa. and are estimated to realize enough to nearly
or quite cancel the whole issue of bonds in addition
to the security of the road Price, 90. For further
particulars, inquire Of
CLARK, DODGE & Co, 81 Wall-st.
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prcFIprs of PRODUCE.


IAN IA 26T bales Cotton 25 Pkg Ashes 9iI hha F"s "a
hush Wheat basb Cora, 0,so8 bush oats 80 es
S c.. "a 6g hush Baaus Peas 100 bags t"t
IN bti. o. Nr, ICl5 bhs Reaurd Petrlcun Slt S =.
r.oige Mi mn. lar gJd bh R.sia. 21ol be- f,a, -,
B,f 9yi ptgA Cas- Meats % rAgA Grease 1' Peg - - n
steann 90 gkgA Batter Ie' pkR' NussI& ~ - ls f.pper,
MI III. wh,ty gSl bAes sel s b.ss Hops, Iss4 s--sA
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

for their Southern friends who suffered more than they
did by the Ex-senator Yulee and family are also
among the residents ana able more
most Of the citizens. And there families of tho
old southern aristOcracy still residing here though
Improve Tshed. thoy retain their hOspabe procves so
soourner does not feel stranger within their
Uafaa
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

hngH hMailE.... 1t
coFFEEo ,a well to 10. ''i' an hoagh ssa.i
aey1,e ee be $40 ~ ass' trr 'e 500 sl s'ne flef ia
2J DO baee, p-r E all l.S pr too, lie So D,s, %
ss, et'', S,- 70 az S1, ,,,, N az 10 . "' '1@I ''
PLoUE AND AEAL-H..isla F'.r 10 .. ssavo 'si irsgar
s4she; Fly grades scsay g. gasii a 66i bais -
a 80 Tor Fssc' S,s's IS qs ~ 6r s ~ s.e, s Wc,ns
f,irs s. IS e, for 90 . to esa.es sIioi ws, Elr..,
IS 15G - O. Or Maas. ,li Ira b 3 ior ~
Sh,mipE hytr,s, a5 "a - s. f s.s OsS h"lsi l'op;
s. of Aater Winter waeit STATE asi El, stqs6 IS or
oa. 1.e r., l,'S s1. ao 40 20 ~ % % o G 5s5 q ~
.o Ing c. @ 9Gd G5,Fsa Ioo ss.,6 lSl iss,'a Fss.
IN limited demand sales, 80 g.s - - 81 y - Or ,ar :.
ss9 s r is9a 80 ~ & G ~ " e a t, @ &c., ~ ~ & @ ~ a. 40 10 '. .
s'on' = h1'{ a. "a 'to-rais az. ~ s'A ~ ~ r. @ -
Si G 's ~, s ,Tsi,. H, ss, , % "a Tc:
ur. IAN at .. .'9 - ~ 10 iof s'''' 'al =. ~ 'sr Fas
q q Fine leos at 3 '54 ~ l2i GA'e Pc. sis'G'I ~
leis I nsrn ,-f I,1s'' 'l ~ N'' 'i. a ls'
se' .le. so 5ss nsSi ooaaae Ga I'D pre-, .s 10
GGAlS-wbeat apara hs!ar ,hsy
aHd manly eOnaae ste @ - ~ bgs5 81 - or No.
aso. ii isas % for No Mssa.ss ,,or, srJ D .sosI,
s. No. lido; sl !ga 81 for 5nT Western Ia ssa
and 81 White G-ueee Barley in n.r dsmtad '.s isoe
sSh r2te o a. a. - r. R. re- Ma T. ~ elsr
,a.es go bush at sSc 81 far Ssle. 'ni 81 20 70,
s5c hr Ssw Ohio Western STATE C the pes 40.
@ o%ef .a q basb as y q5se TO- ss,, ssd J,s a. sse
Sofa io"sI 15i more 9sule a. We eGs,soa y ,s1 @ %
Oh store Souheru White ga 81 Ca ~ ie4os
GUSSFS-Bs AMI eolauo du l6 als Tor the former
an ~, ale. for The later.
UEMP-Ths Manila hes been c-ly Moderate a. i4-
gold chang and the blle Only rai-
Hops request Aes PIe 1a-t a1- -o iO0s
Gooi l402nc
MOLAs> ES-TTis light and p-res nomi-, P'nu VIA
bly steady for Domestic st lfG r ss 50 bis Drmtprs
3a4c and hy auc0a - hAls Dsaaa ~ Jc, al 30 JA
New Orleans 90 1kDi9.c
FNovIaIoSs--rogl fair retail demand With trner trs
noticeable the ese. sales n job lots of @ bIs AZ Is for h7
Mess F7U 525 3 g New do. S1iG 81 81 for ty de- q
Prime Mess 4aj 5J iDr Clear, Tor Atgre delivery S
Ls Mess SIC 6tG5z' Tor Ie,sTy, aud 40 .3d 80 -
March Beef swpjssy active ai sIc, sales Of !5 bls a Hg
lJ or Plain Mos and Sli0S1 or kUa N-sS Ierce B~s
r of desirable stock 80 f2J0 +2l Tor Prime Mess s1A
4US3 for da Mess Beef Hams are light demand sa.t. -
+23d r2 Southern aud Western Cut Meats du'
uonnay unchanged Bacon is qu bus ann stes " ho4a
Cumberland At Dressed Hogs are stead, az ilG1e fog Nns
21c r CITY. Lad not arty, al tide easier
bu' ray s.lvs o. 10 bhs md tcs at o!e for 10 l. ~
issc Cty l505l for fhr o. prime steam AID llbtc 80
kr Rendered os future delivery 5 to- a. c seller March, a.t
| 500 bills %. a; l6.c
RCE-TLe Moderate aa the market heavy a. c95s r
| Carolina
SUCARS-R,vs With sres'er freedom bat vtoai u'us
krt heavy ae % girls ctt' q
Doniu at lo4- 'r od ep far 70 on helurg s9d a. ,a &c
lower crops Of y Ll q c ~ Cnaa 20 boxes
HavaIa g4lc %eale4 dA aSd beay al 4t.- f AA4' ~
| dl3jc for son " bite
sEDS-C-eu,ta Lussed d and prices unchanged at ~ 10
| g0t
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
THE MARKETS.
Ic,r,mn, rsp,r.ed Tor rns Tarnryzi

=
ASHES quiet stsalg. sses Of f6 bj GA r.
Iois aud - ga 80 20 llr Qfars.
COfIONfr bs.I-,s mot.rie orera'ofs gsssfsT
M"nf ne o'og pn tbe - Tor s week no oneung s9~
ef e, loi au sesfs hate Obtained about oTtT r.ss
Sses OF 80 baes t asi u whcn 80 t eEof sh
Tor CONSUMPTION lbb sgusi - ira1' For tare teIy.y
he nafkot aifre .egs ss- Of Daes, January - le
d febry, ls 10 ao, Apl - 56 io Do Nay. - 3l
10 Do Juue ltsc, 100 Joe 10 March sld O Nay pr
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

Slate bonds have been firm; Tennessee solt at 81 New,
45; Virginia cx-cOnpcD us; Do. New, CO. North Caro'
lima New 25E; south Carolina, g. I-o New, 50; Ms.
-. an advance o: q per csI, oyer saies OF yes.
'NV.1- G4.s -----, ---------A----,,&f<-. -,
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MEArs-sALr. SMOKED.

Pork hams Salt i torned. ls0 POI
Smoked... 10. 20d24 Sauage.......2nHll'
Picklrd. d.....2Ud2ll Melt........-0i i8'
Bacou.......-d2 Bologna.......l50lO lOI
Shoullcra....i6NI6 IeadC Cherse.....lb0 an.
Cuurd Beef COusd ...liG2Ol
IaFel .......2 .2lxl2|
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3mGt 90
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

tuu 81 fIorrv. Stbu. n r3o Mt qt...'l0ds
Kerosene salJGa4 50 Beans ty..lldD
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
FLORIDA AND INVALIDS.

KEEPING CHRIsTMAs-DEsCRIPTIoN OF FERNAN-
DINA -fOOTPRINTS OF WAR RETURNING
fROSPERITY-MUCH SAND, LITTLE MiLK-A
NEW PBoMENADE-REAL LsTATE SPECCLA-
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
.nrLTRY AND GAME


Fowls L chicks. Ducks, ccm......l60 Pr
common. 10 ...i2dl5I FAR % prime. .20123 IA
Good TO prime. l80 -Ui Geese, CON-. ltdl6I Va
E1tra........21aki' Good 10 prime u az NJ
Capous.......-d31l Duckshlk pr ! 25Hl 5'Ivs
TURKEYS. cOm....lG0i8l Canyss....2 7503ih|
Good 10 pnne..2.0N. kra bead. al 81
Extra. Wigeon. ......T5Gl O0l
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srcnNn nnAnb-la O.cIncr.

SECOND BOARU-l2 OCi.CC.-
500 IS 8l n O'Clock. ne 40lo Sc 1910 Con .....3
400 Goa OctJ 100 b7.........ll+i
25b $50 Cou Gj u.....i 2iuOo.......2 o'clock lti
l5O.......2i clock ~ "a l0OD Ca
OOlO sos Rex % "a ocioc5f Ocoekl ~
5000 521 Reg t52! oclo. ISL
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

BOOKS FOR SALE AT THE TRIBUNE OFFICE.
RECoLLEcuoSs or Busy LIFE by Horace Greeley
Various styles Of binding Cloth 81 co. Library - 'o
Half MOroccO ST. Morocco Antique 81
POLITICAL ECONOMY. By Horace Greeley. fTlce' u o.
MARGARET FULLERs WORKS. New Edition. vols
Cloth, so.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINT. 1888 to 1868. 2yOls. Half
bound, SO.
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT. Quinn. 81.
I,LEMESTs OF ACRICULTCKG Waling. New Edition
Cloth, ~.
DRAINIsG FOR HEALTH AND PROFIT. Warlng CLOTH
81 90.
E,Rru CLosE1s-How TO MAKE THEM Waring. Pa
per- % cents
1t would be no easy matter TO find eight books varying
from % cents to 81, truly valuable than these
Any Of these books sent by mail postpaid on receipt
Of urlse Address THE TRIBUNE, EewYork.
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Sosr. box i0.sGi 10
Psie'ss Bs'ty'g a.
Large bars, e. 5lCJ
Small bar.
syrup, gal.i oral IS
MOlasses......JUdl "
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

The great advantage for nyads in Florida that Of
being out doors through the day without the risk of wet
feet from melting SHOWS OF breathing freezing tenn
perature as at the North. In coming here for health
whoever should bring horses and carriages there i
but one covered vehicle Fernandna, and that, called
big0y is really a rOcLGWdu in the Of its shaky
rcetty motion. There plenty of horses about such
as they ars many of them wild. hunting their mea
ger food the salt marshes As for cOws-poor scare
lit hurts the feelings OF who has been
toned the clOyerfed pctted animals OF the North TO
see these hastarved creatures left to miles daily
searching for their scanty feed. Whether they come
home night to be MIXED, or not seems to be matter
OF Indifference to their owners, Ignorant Of what good
cows milk i that they ready TO substitute goats
milk for IL anytime.
AS an evidence OF revlying enterprise projected she'll
road 10 be laid from the town across the isand-2
mes-to seabeach This Ia to be completed this sea
son. will form beautiful drive, as tho beach is one
Of the finest in tho world. hard that wheels make
scarcely any impression on IT, When the tide is out one
can drive ride this smooth beach the whole length
Of the sand-some 20 meswith delightful ease, having
the everlasting yet eyerchangng sea for company and
inspiration. The sheroad, TO be commenced immedi
ately Will in time-when. with returning wealth, car
riages appear again In the pacc-bo the fashionable
drive As for tho city streets 0or city 1t IL, though Of
only 200 uhabitant and the roads leading elsewhere
than the beach they sandy for enjoyable driving
HEsIDESTs ASD REAL ESTATE.
Just now everything IN tefhhhuInh j. III 'eS"Iee''
state; aud tho people yet too be"lidcEed with the
dpe effects Of their fan and first awakening TO new lie
TO set directly to work IN earnest a anythhg' SOON
boveyer they Will rub the sand out OF their eyes out Of
their sfreets too we hope and take hold OF life anew
resolved to live and let eedomve Real estate can now
be bought here for almost nothing and farseeng yam
KEGS are beginning to buy they understand thh
Win the growing advantages Ct the plhce prices W.,
roW and those who sl hold land begin to learn lIs
worth. ~. A.. b,.
Tbo Bishop of Florida resides In Fernnndna' ana mas
a, Ot,. l1u -c on tbc most commanding elevation mere
M. and Mira Young being both wealthy and benevolent
arc lutir great good, while at the same tme deuylng
even the Injury ~ carriage, though rho IS
M dste AeaA Svo say that tIs 10 Out VI sl mPaIhy
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
FRUITS AND NUTs-DRY

Apples, rb...."loal4 Cnpeeied.''''.iZ q y %
Peaches. pld.....2U0l5l Con 70 Fsir...loGl0
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-01-21

ought to know him well, say he is very
kind hearted man, but is drcadfully afiiict-
ell by his ministers and agents, who ought
to do his bidding, but who would use him
for their own worldly purposes. The
world Mt large does not know that 80 or 60
years ago he was engaged to DO married
to Miss Foster, the daughter Of an Irish
bishop. and the sister of the Countess dc
Sails, famous Mt that period in italian So
ciety; and that the young lady and her
friends waited at the altar of the church
of S. Luigi de Francesi for Count Mastai-
Ferretti to appear and complete his mar.
riage vows, and that they waited and
waited in vain. because the young Count
never came. Nor is the world aware that
the explanation given TO her before her
death was that his Jesuit relations had
forcibly abducted him and sent him abroad
under oath of secrecy, which he never
divulged till after he was Pope, and that
this he caused TO be communicated to her
to ease his own conscience and her broken
heart. ..
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-01-21
In l1as ,hs French iutidels prOposed to Is.

In l79S the French iuhdels proposed to e.
tsblish new religion. and consulted Talley-
rand. He replied 81 have but single OBJ
~ryaticn to make; Jesus Christ TO found His
religion, suffered himself to be crucihed. and
He rose again. You should try to do as
much"
Hugh Miller says Of the martyrs Of Scotland
Their solitary graves form no small portion Of
the strength and riches Of the country. They
retain . vi,ifying power. like the grave Of
Elisha, into which when the dead man was
thrown he strsightway revived
We deny our Lord whenever VIC fOrsake a
good man in affection, and refuse to give coun-
tensnce. encouragement, and support to those
who for Gods sake and the faithful discharge
Of their duty, are exposed to persecution and
SANDER.
al never 20 to church," said one ~
spend my Sunday in settling accounts"
''rhe day Of Judgment win be spent in the same
way" was the reply.
The gain Of sin Is only apparent; Il Is never
real. And the greater the apparent gain is
the greater is the setual loss.
TbewaysO Of God are past finding out; but
the duties Of man are 50 plain that wayfaring
man, though fool. need not err therein.
The merit Of our actions consists not in doing
extraordinary actions, but in doing ordinary
actions well. ..-.ar.
II is observable that in general those who have
the least religion to lose are the most ready to
thrust it into danger. --.
The revival in 0berlin College has resulted in
the conversion Of from 100 to $50 students.
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A RrNArxApLr SroRr PROM ROME

A REaARxABLE STORY FROM ROME
A correspondent Of the Traveller, writing
from Rome tells the following remark
able story respecting the early life of The
Pope. 1t is certain that there is some mys-
terry in connection with his taking the
vows of the priesthood, and this narrative
may help TO solve it. Speaking of the
appearance of the Pope, who is now a
fine-looking man, aud who must have
been n noble specimen Of manhood in his
youth. the writer says:
Those who are nearest 10 him, and who