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, 1870-10-23

IREHtS1 AuesH- -
.uops the arrivals It tnts hotel, yessessss'
xarc % the fouor.ug; Hon. Aai- H. Carpenter.
Nlvantee; c. F. Z: Alien, china: Tson.s H. H.
dn4 Sar11 ~. i;rand usvent hon. ). B Grtonei,
y: MI tetW' i, Rsnfin. Kansas: q. u. Basahao,
W1STomiag; Wm. Watson. s.. Louis: 4 y: her:
4. Hprd, New Oiltans: c. r. Miller, Ba:tle Cftet.
IT, JAIE U1IEL
Aronx the aE.Ira.s At th:. hussi. yesterlay,
xcfc The fn,lovtnE: Ctzrssa Smith, ARlnc; T.
Husar, L.s7i}c; i. J. csthtr,, ladtaea: {. D,
Tsn Aylsier, New Yort: V. Butter, tno'2nz: u.
n unat, J. i. Hui, b3st"u; J. Z. Web .es, Srx
. it.keJ; E. Il xu.a. Bradford: ". Il. LargteJ
, 1870-10-23
N a3alA1N GRY.
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MlLLlN cry.
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS!
The Misses Buchanan.
EAA KHv@4An.3.

The Misses Buchanan,
567 ab:asil.:ay..
Would respectfully IN
form their friends, pat
rons, and the public gen
orally, that they are
closing out their business
for the purpose of fremov-
ingEast. They offer thei=
large stock Of Fine Mil
linery Goods at the fol.
lowing remarkably low
figures:
$50 Bonnet> and Hats for $50
rs Bonnets and Hats for IS
20 Bennets and Hats for Is
Is Bonncts and Hats for 10
10 BoDnets and Hats for I
Orders promptly at
tended to at the same
ratio.
, 1870-10-23
SUNDAY. OCTOBER :.3, 1870.


The Republican County Convention mel
yesterday, and nominated coneress'ona., :
Legislative aud county ticket. which VIII
he found IN "nothef eoiamn' ane cano'-
dates nominated for the Legislature arc:
with three OF TOUT e1eepaons' WHICH tne
public Will easily recosni1e' very eooo
.''en-tne senatorial nominees esrec'aalF
Sd. The nominees Tor Sheriff. and Co1oner
are une1eephonable. II wonld be difhcult,
perhaps inross'o9e, onaes INC Psssent sss-
fem oi nomanatlng canuidaFes lot ONCE
10 get twenty-five better men who would
liz wiling to accept seats IN the Leg'sla-
ture. We ssy this without any mental
reservation. although there are Oh the list
three or foar nsmes of persons whose
st.5sct III desiring seats in Tho Legisla1ore,
a,:sl ability t" till them. are NJ. exactly OBJ.
y!ssus. There tFesns IN election OF United
States Senator pending. We esteem it
political necessity, howsSer, to support
ilese rs well rs the others
There is no such necessity attending the
cas*. If the Congressional nominee. Slr. c.
II. Far9e1l. In seeking and obtaining this
nomination.. 31E. Far"ell has challenged
an investigation OF his charac.
Ter. antccedeuts and fitness, and IN.
vitta the public to CANVASS hie
clsiu:s 10 their confidence. We did mol
think lie 9ould do 20. The fact that hs
has taken this risk presupposes that there
is some tremendous stake to BIZ played for
tn..at.se SIs. Fatwcll is Nh able, cool-headei
.n.n. devoid of political ambition,
,ri be nluprs measures the risl
, 1870-10-23

L3ehrstch, to whom VIC uHe chiofl. 1as ulscoF~
tseta new anrstnetlc. 10 which he has given the
name cf Chlo1ihe of .E.hylide. THIS substance Is
satl to be more rartd artl equable IN tts elects
than cn1crotoI, and has tho further merit tnat II
does not interfere with tho tree and natural
breathing Of the patient. AZ the eject OF me
srp',caAo Is stated to be very transient tue doss
must be repeated in heightened operation
The Chinese OF California haze buEytng-rlaee
.u sau Francisco, where they 80 twice year t''
distribute food upon the graves Of their deceased
tsiende. and throw pieces OF charmed paper 10
The wlrts, Win rtew Of exercising e<il SPIRITS
Nearly e,aeo Ce,estsaas recently participated In a
eezemeny II this kind.
The Eey. J. e. SNOW, Principal Of ths
westhrook. Nc, Seminar. SAYS tnas IN
TN roaf Of The eesGinaEy h,@ta!as house
swtnK 70 rs greater couhensnE powe'
than wool, had tclp.d materially IN kecr
tnc ur surr1y Of wates during the drought Fir
queuslx, after ulsht duslns wa.ch not drop o
+ rain fell, 1t woald he feuni that a considerably
| quantity Of water had run into the cisters. an'
,Iu&rns the cont,nuauce Ut the dry time prohaol
| noKhheaas Of wate. were caught N this way.
| a FzcEca paper gives the fsl'o~'ag as The e1
II; distances between the outlying forts and III
| wall rsund rar.S We have reduced the me11e
To fee1, reckoning eyery leo Hesses IS as Enslss'
/ S.n, ~ -. nYnt+sfrC thn fractional rnSts.
, 1870-10-23

pronounced the c.ae one Of cotIasloo: ana nat It
q cuInmup,t,on from IN NJ CowatlI recto. OF
St Paur1 Episcopal Church. =, Hickman. IL.
nsar The, Residence ot the Goodsey 1amny. "
acquainted win the FAMILY upw41ds OF tWsf1-
II. ssars; knoNB by persona1 knDEletse
tnst ttere Is no coiustou ID the CASE and thAt
been 10 her Present condition. Appended ~ tne
reverend gentlemanA cou,mnrtcation, aud untles
tho wor1ls " We. the undersigned. concur tn tne
Including Judges. cl-rgymer. el!tofA. M1se's'
n01anes, and me1chnnt- In several cases, Ietts.
ecces are Rlsru bY the parties signing TO soaac o.
our beg citizens. There u some cuf!1stty 70
know whether the medical committees wall nosice
tic communication. especially - he coac!tls'oas ;
they rctChtt u: not curs rstaieat N1E1 t1e gehe14t
6taitnen OF their report
, 1870-10-23

-rnsfesd Of the old-fashkned method Of using
z7sx for cotshtpr ncoys. soluble glass IL uow en-
ntoyc,t " great advantage. Fos this purpose the
uocr 1, urst we'll cleaned, a1rd then the cracks
filed un with cement OF water gaass and POW
,,sr chalk OK sspsus0: afteEEafd HateF-Reasa OF
60 to 6. degrees, Of the thickness Of 9fun, + ap-
n,ie.1 ,y meaps Of = stu hruah+ Any dealsed color
/. tn 1,r Unmarried 10 the noos N second coat cf
,hr xntxr.xla.s, and additional costs are to he
given uptl the requisite polish Is ootained-
sui higher npikh may he Etven by 1nz1icioE OF
the saxt layer 4nd then putting On coating of OIL
- nstens has been recently taken out IN
France for the preparation Of anisn. OF starch,
{or yeeetabie tssues, yasn$ CLOTHS. &C.. which Il
not so.ut,e In water, anu which, Therefore, when
rnce aonlied. will remain through several success
sire tssninst In this process the articles Ia ques
ton are properly statched, and sacn passed, ~
ttmpe.nsu.r nf about sixty dekEees, through
hath Of chloride Of zinc, hy means Of which such
a change Is produced In the dhfe and the Starch
tna, 1re 1s,ter {e.sts the action nt water IN the
moss thorough manner. 4 eath Of thtee paEts Of
sn,nhrrtc acid and one Of WAFER MAY, 1t Is sa15,
t,r usxd instead OF tha, Of chloride OF zinc. The
1ouid Is to he placed In 4 trough, In which re-
yo,ytrx barrel IL immersed, almost 70 its a11s,
and apoye which Il roller which Is moved IN the
onrosjte direction By The turning OF the lo*e1
.ne. Between the two the material 10 be in-
nrecpate.f u passed, being motsteEe from bcioV
hy the bath, and In RAISING between IRE t*o re-
| ee.ypx the necessary pressure. II the matsrta'
- neayv tho tt11ei lie. eat!sei1 IN the hath, zaa
psir Of ro1'c1y rxed above It is used to press ous
I hr &unp1tuous lIqntd. The articles are e2rf1ed
recty from the trough into ra1 nin1 WAter, IRON
xhtch thpy a-p Ia b. removed, pressed out sn]
0ftfu.
, 1870-10-23
FROM JACKSONVILLE.
Failure OF a FsnnkaHE 1sou*c nj
Escnfta~town, Ill.-.A Child Lost and

5Acxso$y1I1, I'll. Oct ea-Nessss. J: 6. Lou
Thtr liabilities are $6sofD. Assets probably one-
Iast nignt Jacksonville WIS scene oi Intense
The civ. ea,iy u The evening. thai boy ; yeass
old Vas lost. Bells were TunE. aoa nnndtes o.
ctiix1na were ous with lanterns sea1cainS aos tas
news w1s announced fhat rRe lost vas taund-
The l!tlls wan.,er vas fouuh tarte mlFs aMaJ
:,cru tomc II sse dszEnre o. hae n'Sn'. essioE'
md was Conveyed 70 Els parents
, 1870-10-23
NEW YORK.


New York Oct. 9e.-Gol1 was strong, to-1aJ.
at 11eA a1ts, hut the transactions were limited.
The Canada banke, which hold SO much OF the
g1ld In shia marker, again applied tho bcrews 10
the loan market, and borrowers we're compelled
to pay from K@.s per cent tor the use Of gold uu-
tit Monday There is yet5 much complaint that
the Treasury permits the community to be vtcttu1-
lze.l tn this way, when It can 10 easily prarenf 1t
by ordering the prepayment OF the interest dRe ten
1ays hence. Of course, nobody sy1npathizes with
the SPECTATORS who take their chances against
,us1 this aort VI thing when they entes the mar
Iet nor arr the foreign hanks blamed for setzing
any profitable adva ntage within their reach; but
there ts an important commercial interest which IS
compelled rcgula.1y 10 borrow gold IN 1esltlmah
transactions and this interest claims that IT has
right to expect protection from the government
MONEY.
There was an easter feeling in Enone5 Ia cense-
au<nce Of the rasnent ct 81 000, eco By the Treas
urv fcr The hout1s purchased on Thnrstiay. Cali
leans we're being ulaie at to per ceu1
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
WIS dull and unsettled at merely nominal 4uota-
tatloue.
soyRnxxESr aoxns. ..
The government bond tusfket was very quiet.
TIC foreign bankers not being In the market, And
The investment demand being also limited
STOCKS.
Speculation In stocks Is TefJ tame ana tue Fot-
un,e of regarded hu. ucEs uch 1ekEthan for seT+
| eraf da7s. Tic temper OF the market, however.
IL ralhe- drn', though the fluctuations are Vifatn
| 1 Ee,v oa,roe limit The prominent fessure was
Western Cr1on Telegraph, which ranged on
lower basis. After this the lsrEer dealings were
in Sorth~e sserc preferred, rscsuc Mall, Rock Isl
sud, Lake Shore, aud Reats,ng.
| The most npgnbIe feature OF the prnfuce mar
xets II il ihe .cnticued advance Ia wheat, conae-
oueut Gu the trecu!astons In Liverpool, Fnese tne
| tsef errtpH il regarded with enthusiasm On &C
tsapsset,cns ID this market to-dsr. however. were
l,n,ited. The advancing ocean feighss caeck the
n e1pcyt nnve!nsn.-
10 the A.soetased P7tst.}
| ruitI1ClAS n L1xBa
new YoEK, Oct. 92-TheoIore Allen, noto
fious polttc!ap. was arrested. this afternoon, Of
the charge OF Fettury, and committed ~ltapa
tail, ~
-Four sal1ots Of the whaie ship Robert Edwards
who recently ared and scnt1led the ship, "hlcl
ssen s Drought here from no 5anefEo and commit
tel tcr tna1; Iae punishment foE the crime Of
The agent Of the Anchor Ltne at Pittsburgh
WAY pasaerget IN the wrecked steamer Gambia
The Ju,nr, estate llt.sauou has ended N the &c
cations Of frand. -.
The United states steamer recently seen '1ls
manfred IN ne Atlantic is supposed to hare bee
! the Shenandoah. ,.crsp,.nmx.
Gibson Keut has been convicted OF tnceodfs'
Ism at MorrtstoTo, y. ].
: 1nm.s Blind &sc.esy: + u!zaheth. y, J.: - "a
burned to-day. losf, szsooo; tnsas1aee' *S'o"'
A, gtuaa.m,on, American Girl beat Inc! an
notkpur thtte straight he2tA Best uIne, 9:ss%
: sTkANER AE4lvKn
The steamer Rheen, from Bremeor arrived
, 1870-10-23

Erv rosk; l. ~ Munger, D.troit: J,-,,- =
Wa1del1, Dubuque; b ". Wozrxll, IaatansnaesB. 9.
EAGAkk H,t,sE -'pItia-
Among the arrivals 1T this hotel, .ee..
werr the following: FOreht Cty Ra.t. tssi
Kockfo1d: Rev. 3. Clark, Bti1gepnT. ,.n ~.
qs1 w9es5"eF r Exsos sos'of; E " cea1 Ssix.a N,
Il uts: Gep. q Young. MtInespnlss: 4. II H',,Ss. ".
New York. John ". FoF1rr, Inwa t,..1 .'11'en.
HewEts. Janesvill+: A. Hiatt smith IT,. =. L.
B. II. E, IanuIz, Salt LAKE City,
BkfGG% HGCsE
AnCuK tie arrivals at Ihts hntt.f spsfry.,,r
H. . fo',swisrf Mocs i.tc 9; Itau:ts: kyMas;;
stearns, Mnn1esl: H. ". Jyhn.on' fMu.n.: IN: !.
". pecAes 9h'a wtft. Ma.t,eHl: j. Il. d::,scv ~ =
tucsJ; J. = M!lirbrn,a. yer YurE. I: "en~
ton, Connecticut. 49, L. Sr1-
SHERMAN Unrss
AmonR .s ne arrivals ss III. hose,, sestert.r
nM,,la, ne, ius 'oH"S'ss: 4. L-acwessEv. Estnu- j
=. Wilson; - = = y: Commodore Ii. II. N".sp :. =
ki,Ssc X E,,rt'; A:n'ana; Z. i WrIis. = 3i'cn =.
n'FT15 e MilTsskee: " A. Wws,,,o.y%. M n: r:,r s. =:
~. =: ~. l1a9!e's- A!rany: !. c. Mon::nucrr. H.
tfoit:, L r. Tanner, t'sirn; J, l. n.vte f:,.!s G
naa; Il ;. ls:11sotc, keutockr. ' e'"cf"-
, 1870-10-23
Yellow Fever.
New ORLEANS, Oct - a-'rnr,e xs-,
deaihs from JciloT lever ,estrrtla5. '"e''e

The aon. Ezekiel Nacon 1r,1 in t!.,,.a Wv
OF Tuesday of last wsek. aGea3s yraf, f,er,,
member nf corgresa fur berk-hlrr Co;,utv W.
E. fem 'ss; az 70 ls1z: vas Comptroller of Il:
son administration; was the rI,t,..
graduatc Of Yale. nc gave nis uY,t 'Iiss y'..
for Nr. Jefferson. In 1870. and MS last TO: II,
COIN He MAS the ire1a an. intimate assoca- ~
Of alt the great men for ne1rls two serr.,;S -
WIN Mr. Madison he was on terms Of ersar ccrr
1enee aad Intimacy. Win Nj. 3sllaiin, II. W.
e. Calhoun, Henry Clay,, William Laun,t.. sa -
hE1dEe Gs!rf. Chancellor Kent, Aulhtase Sp4n,.r
and De Wilt Clinton he WAS on terms Of n-,-.,.
canal Intimacy; and with Judge ss,ry his ir: ir,ef.
OF nnerokrn friendship aud Far1r mut,1aI rrf.,n,
to the Jay OF Judge storJ's death. The apnrats
ment OF 5tory 10 the position he IN grra:E a,tn11.
Cd acd Illustrated Eas due 10 hI4 erx,ia. III ~
an soIIcitahon. auA he ever regarded thl@ y. ,,.
Ct the most ya!nalle Of al te public srry1crs H.,
waa permitted to render. s ae
WIN. D. Murphy, OF the New York ,,e~.s,,.
tuIe, Ia to deliver the annual address, ut th. Il,
bupy cattle SHOW Among the premiums u1r.a,
Is one of 500 by this gentleman 40 Tie yH,1.r
man from the f!lsal districts. under 81. whu vi.
escort to the fair grounds the largest nusbr- ot
n1ssfs AMI tadles from months tn 81 Fear." "
, 1870-10-23

1,seox. Oct n.-The El5g reviewed national
trrora YESTERDAY, and subsequently ertestaaaeo
he onjcets a q banquet The remarks o. tas
speaters we're unanimously favorable 10 fo,u. .,,.
eue<e independence, and we're enthas'asas7''
r.are,rAd.
, 1870-10-23
HEIHIuM.

apre7r,s ncs. se.-Tne Beis!An Hea'f<stF ON.
...mr s.ntes xhat The government has seceiseu
nv 1ose nom Prussia complaining Of sae ;ons .,
sas ae Rea,,n M ~ press Or that here ssay l.sx Of
eordlsnty In he relations between 'ne 5"o e0Sn-
, 1870-10-23

-isc he wanted without undue exposure
the wh..le machinery Of his physical frame
Ind bis vital organs was set in motion
the lrngs rapidly distent,ing and contract
ing brought the rita'izing innuence Of the
tue blood which the vicazicus strength Of /
Tue horse sent bounding through his veins.
Tint which WIS first theory he reduced to
practice. riding regularly every dag without
teg.ri TO weather, and the net result Was
fifteen years OF life.
Nov, @ilhuut going into any exesesis OF
disease, we may assume it as iudisputahls
p health. and that there are many iuvalids
and other feeble folk Eho cannot nvail !
themselves of this restorative for want of |
physical strength. To creep about out Of |
doors with slow and feeble steps is, in this |
climate, for eight months in the
gear, more often harmful thau beneficial. |
Driving in q carriage is little, hut not |
uiuch, better; for, though there is adsau-
tagc in the motion, the air Of d close
carriage has al little ritalizfng power IS
that Of any other close room. The two
conditions to make exercise Of benefit are
the free, fresh air of out Of doors, and the |
rapid motion that sha!I bring new volumes
Ut it constantly to the lungs. Where
the vital and muscular strength is wanting
in the human frame, it is best found in
that OF horse. The invalid or feeble per-
son-who is only the invalid in embryo
gets, without more fatigue than lie can cas-
ily bear, the exercise which results from
tho use OF the great muscular and vital
power of another animal. The recipe il,
tak 10 four strong legs instead OF two weak
ones, and go!
Ne have said, once before, in these col
r,nns, Tint it is remarkable that, in cona~
uuni.y SO ~ horsey rs ours there is SO liz
tie riding On horseback. The remark is
worth repeating, and worth needing, 1t
is, in the first place, the most
graceful and the most o1hilarating Of all
recteations, and tho most conducive to
tho preservation Of health, where there
is any health to preserve. In the second
place, health being, in Chicago, the e1cep-
i ton and not the rule, horseback riding, if
it could be introduced here arnorg both
men and women, would be an almost ines
tinaLle blessing. There is no moro hbso-
into trnth than that nature is perfectly i'm
placable where her laws nre violated. Her
.luiver is never empty Of arrows, and she
is sure at some timo to bring down those
who stray from her pleasant paths. No
where else has she q set OF nora dts
, 1870-10-23


Ire heA prevails htl@HBte a'"a5
tain cla.ses Of men that governments were
1,<e, ~ "a; s.. 1,,,5ar.
institutes ~ tae "o4.7s 1I'....~ =.
At-a '-.s s e'.a.sN -. 49,.
'"'A. :, .,.. ~ w c1..
'ea''4''. ~
~ ~. p 80 A.. -, x
80. ''1..'e -. 800 . tn.A ~ 49,
.''".'''''n " '.4.' s'ts' Atn,4 40 t'A
on'lulns seEooi oo'ses" Luz '@e'o '''1e ny
AteS s''en ~ enaA EeA1.eD1@1 ~e.u :, ~ 's1A
hnt: that Tue persons "ao 81 ENJOY eo'etA
ana tax Inc pa"''e were o'''en ~ au e.
p'aAasion anu oe'ehee: Hles u 44aA-
les we're aooseSseo ~ .ne ooa'o .. 1~i'es-
f'"'- ana 'nese 1"eS.'ohs nave ''een ~
s"eteu' o1u LAG ooa."
think they haro st1aea soses1'Batton ano
til.rcrt1 iun,iry ns to their transactions
The statement made l'y Mr. Shackford was
=, fra fo1r,r;rr 1ron1z.
- .h ....,, -on.
three weeks agn, oytT '.suo mnfe seats than NC
III Tss nnt melt19 =, ,ne room referrcd
10. in eran mar schools and ,he hired a. eutl'',s9 [
fsst1 s,st to ~. ,.u, a nd nov Spidtnr. - ~ 0'
lie als, stated.
"A few nou'ts aso. The soafL was alrtscl ~
me q s ": sg "e sn At nS r.
quest. ordered the Issuing OF t5oo 200 in honds.
,Mwaf %.es ea!1s a o.. ,aM ~ nn1ee Ws pToose
sufx.r1nv irt..cshss grammar sea1ai aou,s IN tas
anoih i,''9' M ,r.-srcand d stsees and t,.o n:ss
,s's ssusss arc Jus; attsas naktn9 H.; ,'Ii a1isen ~
, 1870-10-23

rhc she,pr County FrntFscsde-The
wu-arnrr AcautGpcd-Chttd Hafe

TFhC S6e1by I6naty Ff1E1ksEt"e- --
murderer Acqutascd-Chlo 3a8~
der. .. u..-,r
NATION, III, Oct eaA srcss ttasetf scno oefs. f.
IL, - snnrnscned his brother, Hicks Frazer, Nlta
u a1e BIS w. &, sas -" sn nS
cnanse LIZ 2o,ner 5op. thc bal. entesiaz his head
csn.,no tnstaut Jeath. Nj. Fea1rt gave himself
% 10 he county oneers and rs sf,ea sa'd Fl =. e.
qllI.ed toI aennS M Ssrae,icn II At lie tlpaa
Intre C;hFfhsher seoteueed Mary Hughes, o.
vcr,see CcuptT. Ill 10 tftsea years, tuto't*oe-
o1ct Ia tae Peuoatas'ary fas nhtaes'uT as* III
{alt-
, 1870-10-23

F1naxStx. Oct, 4e.-Ine health Of the Fope a
stDI GOOD. It IL saId the nent1a1 powers hare
coqnse,et1 him To remain IN Rome for time, aud
accept the situation, md that he has concluded
to do Ho-
me ppee Aosts,s nomination for, and accept
ance Of. the Spanish Crown, has been unon1eaal5
announced.
, 1870-10-23

81. 1orts pc. ea,-Sonc cars agc fhs cnMtutt-
tse 1rnoiuied nJ tie 81 louta y: :eas sse:etJ 70
.xhn.tre sid yefo.1 On the cSc'1lsioa as sVsan =
Co .CseY. bxt4tl Aisonh al lie A-eo9-a& oeAaH
, 1870-10-23

bea,;n, a,,n.,.tps Thu nnouev il in Tho
tra..,,e. ~ .1ra,3a,1 !, viii f,a, In tho
e,,r.;,,,c ,ancuacc Of Mfr King President
<,f tta p,a,,s ,f F.,ucat;op. tle man ;s not
In ,,o .rx;a,7 xrho s. fabricafes fac,s~ Tha
onlv fact Of which the expenders Of nu,l;c
morer tate- suy notice. is that tf,ern are
S415. 400 Of uul,1io money waiting for
some person to distribute.
= ---.---=
TIE UNITARIAN coHFEREHcE.
: 7he Unifas5ans no~ assembled in New
York, find nesrly as much difficulty in fram-
ing their erfdo as the Democratic party
used to in the old times, when a portion of
the party thought slavery divine, aud
anoshes portion thonght It Infamous, while
the Intermediate members were divided,
some asserting that it "as infamous in the
ofy Int divine in practice, while others
held it 10 he divine III theory but infamous
IN TACT. LIE onitar7ans Include rs ~lde
diversity Of falth and unta1ih as ony de-
nomination. Beginning with the Chan-
nings and Osgoods (fhe latter has recently
seeded to Episcopalianisos), the faith OF
the rsofimatels orthodox Unitsr'au may be
8ated tn be mere idealization OF, or ad-
urs.br.tion from, orthodoxy itself. He
holds each tenet Of orthodoxy by is name
and terms, but in slightly removed aud
different sense
BE believes in and invokes the Father,
the Son, and The Holy Ghost, and claims
unity of spirit between them, but denies
, 1870-10-23
croquet
ALL About a Button.String.
Horse Cars.

Letter from an AggrieVed Female.
, 1870-10-23
F:0RElGN.,::: :

AVtakA0a"s
The Franco-Prussian war
Many Contradictory Rumors in
Regard to Basaine'
One That lie Has Been Shot;
Another That He is. in
J. Full March Upon
Paris.
Probably all Of Them Stock
Gambling Canards.
A Report That an Azmissice Has Been
Agreed Upon for Month to Allow
the French Elections to
Proceed.
England is anxious for Peace.
a French Sortie at Versailles
Repu!sed.
a New King for Spain.
Further Particulars Of the Loss Of the
! Steamship Cambria
Probably all on Hoard Have
Perished.
, 1870-10-23
THE WORLD OF AMUSEMENT,
The 2uintatta Concert.
The First and Last Man In a Pro-
ceSsi0n.


Eating for the Cause.
, 1870-10-23

Other less fatal tut Still seyous marine losses
are epo,,ed this r1orntnF, many ot them on our
own coasts. The late 4sI-s were everywhere
dapgctous, and we may expect to hear for several
aays Of serious wrecks along the Atlantic and
tIulf cQastA
, 1870-10-23

e11u T1,ere ne yet s415,ooo in The hands OF
ha schooI building operators, ~ho are anx-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-23
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY

FBOA EUROPE TO-DAY.
The SIanish Certes-Discussi0n sa Al.
legged C0han HOrroFs, aud American
and British InieB9entiOu. - - = =
fslserepAed ksclsssvely b NE Esenan6 Stsr.
MADRIp, May 2s.-Ths proceedings in the
constituent Cortes on Saturday we're quite in
teresting. One Of the Deputies Questioned the
Miufstexs as to the truth Of the rumored con-
certed action on the part Of Great Britain
and the United States TO effect mitigation OF
the called Spanish horrors In Cuba. Sepor
said while such rapors have been extensively
published, the government is without officiaf4n-
formation on the subject While the matter
th, WAS before % G the Deputies he wished to remind
. hac repeatedly invited American Commit sion,
ers 70 visit Cuba, examine into these alleged
crueittes, and see for themselves how utterly
false the stories were. ,71I7 - ~
C0eten From India.
LONDON, May 23.-Late dispatches from Bonn
bay state thaf nearly half OF the cotton now
shipped from Indian ports goes by way of the
Suez canal. Only a small portion Of this, how
ever, reaches England. The bulk ct the cotton
60 shipped goes to the various ports on the Me-
diterranean. ..
The L0ndon Times On Japan.
LONDON, May 8.-The political news to-day
Is meagre. The Times, this morning, rejoices
In the disappearance OF japanese social and
commercial isolation. d. -. A.. 7.slf,H-
Trial Trip Of an EnyIish Iron Claa.
LIVERPOOL, May 23.-The new iron clad ves-
gel ApyssiniA, on her trial trip, made fifteen
kLots per hour. '.... 80 -
Brazilian Cotton.
MANCHESTER, May 23.-The Manchester Cot
Ton Supply Association, at q recent M citing
congratulated the Brazilian Minister ON the
production Of Santos cotton.
Arrived Out.
QuEENsTowN, May Z3.-The steamships NJ ar
haitian and City OF Brussels, from New York,
have arrived. ..f :
Accident 20 the Postmaster General
Trial Of the Regicide PlOtters
PARIS, May 2--Yosterday the Postmaster
General Of France was dangerously injured BY
runaway horse.
IL Is reported that the High Court VIII meet
on the 10th OF June to try those arrested for
completely in the Reeicide plot. 1t is not yet
known whether the court win convene at Pars
or at Blois. =
Project for an Iberian Unf>u.
PARIS, May S.-Letters from Madrid confirm
previous reports that General Prim has a direct
understanding with Saldanha, whereby an Ibe-
rian union is to be established.
Austria 20 Elect q New RefchsrAfh.
VIENNA, May 2.-Imperial decrees have lust
been Issued for the dissolution OF the National
Reichsrath and also of the Diets in the various
provinces OF the Empire. new election for
these bodies has also been ordered. should t.e
Diets decline to choose deputies to the Reich
rafh, the government engages to order a direcs
appeal to the inhabitants of the provinces for
that purroae.