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The New York herald., 1870-01-25
TElEGaApnlc NEWS ITEMS.

heavy snow storm prevailed 10 Albany last
night.
The Belknap Mills, at Laconla and Lake Village,
n. d., which have suspended operations for two
months past have effected doan In New York and
Will Immediately resume
Theodore Michler yesterday confessed having mur.
dered DIR. Andrew Mead, OF Allegheny county, in
this State, on charge Of which he has been under
arrest at Buffalo for some time. He says he did II
for money.
Rev. DR.. g. w. Heacock, the leading Presbyterian
clergyman OF Buffalo, In lecture delivered In that
city last night on Romansts In the Public Schools
Their Grievances +" created sensation Dy adv0cat-
Ing tue dlsuse OF the Bible IN the public schools.
The Iowa Senate yesterday returned to the House
the resolution raiifying the fifteenth amendment
with refusal to concur. A Conference Committee
was appointed which viii doubtless reconcile the
dlnerences between the two houses.
The remains OF the late George d. Prentice were
removed from Masonic Temple to Christ church, in
Louisville, yesterday where the solemn and impress
sive funeral service or the Episcopal Church was
performed after which they were escorted TO Cave
Hill Cemetery by the Masonic fraternity and Q
large number OF citizens.
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Mr.. Frederick Messick is well to-do farmer, re-
siding in Westcnester county, near MorrIsania.
Messlck has had In his employ for many months q
man named Jess Brown, IN whom he had the utmost
confidence. Brown was entrusted with the delivery
in this city to Messck's agents the products OF the
farm, and has been entrusted with the collections
thereof 1t is alleged that on Saturday last Brown
.pi'sen'eu ''a. ne was ooni,nS .i1o .le oiy' ane
thousand dollars IN claims. Brown came TO the
city on Saturday and sunday 1t Is charged collected
soped. 1t is suspected Mr.. Messick became alarmed
at the non-return OF Brown Sunday night and yes
terday called at Police Headq uarcrs to induce them
TO assist him In finding Brown. Brown has not vet
turned up, but Mcssick says he has collected the
So 900. He may nave fallen victim to the 'smiIes
and wles" OF some panel thief II he be not vlrtu.
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Accident on tho Rome, Waterfowl and Og.
dcnsburx fsaiiroad-One Man Killed nnd Ten
Injured, Throc SevereIy-A Broken Hail the
Cnnse.
OGDENsBURG, Jan. "a, 1870.
The tram due here at twenty minutes to one
O'Clock on the Rome, Watertown and Ogdens-
burg Railroad ran of the track south OF
Philadelphia station, caused by broken
rail. The smoking and first passenger car rolled
down an emDankment ten feet high. ]. H..
Taylor, agent OF New York, was instantly killed;
James Cooke, OF quebec; Albert Andrews Ottawa
ILL.,, and Mary Answorth, OF Dekalb Junction. were
severely injured. w. w. Shearer, Nichoville N. ";
Jesse Egert. Mills; H. Doran, Morrsbury; G. A.
Stevens, OF Buckvlle, Ontario; W. Las East Houns-
neld. and M. NJ Livingston, of New York. slightly
Edward Nelson. baggage man, injured in the hip
and groin.
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CHINA MARKETS.
SHANGHAI. Dec. 81. 1860.

SHANGHAI, Dec. 81, 1862 /
VIA SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 90, 1870.
The market for American cO:ton goods Is ex-
tremely duh
BLACK TEAS.--ExPORTs.-Settleme for the
month. 200 chests. Stock, 1000 chests, prnci-
pally or the cOmmonest descriptions. The seasons
exports fully equal last years..
GREEN TEAs-The demand is steady. Settlement
for the month. 900 packages; stock, 900 pack
ages, principally undesirable grades. The tea crops
promise to equal last seasons. The quotations are
Tor common 10 fair FychOw and Moyune, taes rs. 20
S205; far to good, uaels 34.5.0 $3.50, and ior
1nest taels 40 $500.
SILKs-Settements. 1900 bales; stock, q 600 bales.
Best No. feather, taels $40 550 best No. Kohing
taels 435; best No. ? Haining taels 451 q ass.
EXCHANGE.-On London, 6s. I'd. per tael; on Paris,
France, 765 per tael
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MASSACHUSETTS.

False Alarm of Fire In a Thcatre-Accident;ii
Death-suicide of Delirious New York
Lady.
BOSTON, Jan. a. 1870
During religious services in the Boston theatre last
evening an alarm OF fire was raised by the friends OF
a pickpocket who had been detected and arrested.
But for the promptness Of the police and doorkeep
ers In closing the doors and assuring the congrega-
tion that there was no danger a serious disaster
might nave eEsued Several ladies' tainted, but the
panic speedily subsldeu.
Henry Kelly, cigarmaker, resident of Charles
town. was killed on Saturday night by falling from
q Lynn horse Car.
Mrs. Maria Archer, wife OF John Archer OF New
York city, threw herself from an attic window OF
her mothers house this morning and was instantly
killed. The lady was SICK and deirious.
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HUMOROUS THIEVES.

Horace Greeley and Reddy tho Blacksmith
"Crack'' Revenue Once.
Two daring thieves entered the once Of the United
States Internal Revenue Assessor at Hunters Point
on Sunday nigntA AGdt failed to obtain any plunder.
They then repaired to the once OF Collector Haw-
kins, but were again disappointed. The iron safe,
which they supposed contained lare amount OF
money, resisted all their efforts to force 1t open
Chagrined at sher failure the rascas finally beat
retreat, leaving behind them the following n0te:-
Mr.. RRvRNUE-You may thank your lucky stars that onr
tools fad or would not felt good Monday
Ing Hope to give you call again Yours most re-
Bpectfully, HORASE GREELY, Tribune Office.
r. PsRlease tell the this safe to claim the
medal FOR burglar proof safes We will leave sample of
goods. Address HORACE GREELY and
REDDY THE BLACKSMITH.
or course the thieves had merely assumed the
names OF the individuals mentioned.
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Fatal Fire in Sc. Joseph, M0.-A Gentleman
Burned TO Death-One Fireman Killed and
Another Fatally Injured and Several Seri.
ously Burned.
ST. LOUIS, No. Jan. "a, 1870.
Five small business houses In ST. Joseph, No.
were burned yesterday morning. William Fowler,
brother-in-law OF ex.Congressman Loan, who slept
In one Of the buildings was burned to DEATH While
NUMBER OF hrcmen were trying to rescue his aims
the walls Tell IN upon them. One OF then named Bias
was injured 80 that he died in three hours. Frank
will probably die. Jules Sidlekumer, Frank Wattes
william BOurgusser ana Arthur Camer were ali se-
seriously burned and otherwise injured. The pa
rents OF Bias live IN Buffalo A negro named Wes-
erty BY the fire Is not large.
Destruction Of Il Block at Bruntford, On.
tario-Loss $4,000.
BRANTroRD, Jan. "a, 1870
olocK on the corner OF Market and Colborne
streets was destroyed by fire yesterday morning,
causing loss of about S50,0 600.
Fires mt Vnintie, Ghcnt and New Chatham,
New YOrk-Aggregate Loss %26,UCO.
HUDSON, Jan. 81, 1870
The Rath5one Wadding Mil, at Valatie. was de-
etroyed by fire early this morning. The nre caught
Ill the pickers room. The loss s about $4,000: no
insurance. The barns attached to the County
House at Ghenr were totally destroyed by fire this
morning together with their contents consisting or
large quantity Of hay, straw, and other grain
The loss VIII exceed $4,000; partially insured. The
drv mouse altacneo 70 Inc wadding house or Piatt
Smith, ut New Chatham, was destroyed by fre on
SATURDAY. There was large quantity or cotton in
the building all OF wnlch was consumed. The loss
will be about $4,000: insured.
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VIRGINIA..

The Passage of the Bill Restoring the State
to the Union-Its Reception In Richmond-
Action OF the City Council.
RICHMOND, Jan. "a, 1870.
News Of the nnal passage or the bill admitting
this State vas received here after DARK. There ap-
peared 70 os general feeling of relie but none Of
the demonstrations OF joy that followed the passage
of Mr.. Binghams unconditional Dill In the House.
The City Council. upon receipt Of the intelligence
passed resolution hailing with delight yirgnia's
return to the unlOn and requesting General Candy
20 fire 100 guns tomorrow In honor OF tile event.
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LosG ISLAND.

SUPPOSED MURpER-Some two months eince
Dennis Cronan, OF hunters Point, disappeared very
Suddenly, and nothing concerning his whereabouts
or the cause OF his sudden disappearance could pe
learned. Yesterday morning some men who are
engaged In building dock ON Newt0wn creek
discovered a body noating In the water and secured
Il. IL was shortly after recognized as that or
Cronan. The body was tied 10 tue wharf ana Coro-
ner Seiba notiiied 10 hold an inquest, which ", Il
take place this morning. There Ia certain mystery
surrounding tins case as Cronin was wealthy and
industrious citizen and was known 10 have CON
tlaaaily oa hia person larg, sum OF moncT.
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THE WiNNEPEG REVOLUTION.

Story About the Revolutionary Leader Vim
Ottawa-Ee Doesn't Favor Annexation and
Thinks nm AmicRble Arrangement Can BE
Elected.
OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. "a. 1870.
A French CANADIAN gentleman in this city, who is
intimately ACQUAINTED with Rie has received let.
let from him. written at Fort Garry, about the be-
ginning OF this year. In the letter Ric dscaims
any idea OF annexation and says 1t is not too late to
come to an amicable agreement with the govern.
ment OF Canada and settle the difficulties at Red
River.
Discount on American invoices II per cent.
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HAYTi.

a New Export Duty ON Conot-Rovolutlsn
Again Cropping Out-Prospecss Of tho Coffee
Yield.
BOSTON, Jan. "a. 1870.
The bark Julia, which arrived at this port to-day.
brings advices from Gonawes, Hsyti. to the l1th
inst.
The provisional government had issued decree
imposing an export duty OF four Genus per pound on
coce to take effect on ana after the LIST OF February
next.
Troops were being sent south to suppress some un-
important political disturbance which threatened
the new government. Otherwise everything was
quiet.
The new crop Of coffee promised lar~o weld and
hao DeRun 10 arrive freely at the ports o. ,inent
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PEABODY'S OBsEQUIEs.

The Funeral Fleet spoken or MontaulS Point.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "a, 1870.
The steamship Hunter, which arrived at this port
this evening from Providence, reports speaking
Sunday morning, sixty miles southeast of Montauk
Polnt the Peabody heet, which asked for the bear
Ing OF Block Island.
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MAILS For EUROPE.

The mai steamship HosatiA Will leave this ragt
Tuesday Tor Plymouth Chcrbourg ana Hamburg.
The malls for Europe viii close at the Pos, once
II twelve O'Clock NJ
THg NEW YORK IERALn-Ednioa for Europe
will be ready NJ ten A. M.
single copies, in wrappers for maiiing. six cents
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NUyHWy IN Parliament.
MADRID, Jan. "a, 1870
The Duke OF Montpensier has been elected deputy
TO the Constituent Cortes from the city OF Oyiedo
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GERMANY.

Cardinal ON Infallfbility.
MUNICH Jan. a. 1870.
The Augsburg Gazette or Saturday prints the pro-
sest OF Cardinal Rauscher against Papal inralIibty
which Is shortly TO be presented to the Popc.
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America.--fscstorer Anicrica, for tho Hair.
for restoring ha natural solor OF t har haa eaua
txel IL
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steam Communication with the Ant;podcs-
From San Francisco 10 Wales.
LONDON, Jan. a. 1870.
project has been introduced here looking to the
establishment OF steamer ana rail route from Aus
traia. New Zealand, &C., to London, by way OF san
francisco, CAL, Portland, Me and Milford Haven,
Wales 1t is thought the route may be ACCOMPLISHED
through these points IN about forty days
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A.-Ladies, Faces Ennuneilcui; also, tho Prep
aration Cor sale, with psructlorS by D. bAUssoS, TOO
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rldoro,s Uprivallcd Hair Dyc.-Sols
aad applied At his wig and scalp factory No. Acr Hpu
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BellouA~ New Yoke shirts nade to crdcr ox
New York NILS a. 81 per ao1on Hand made Ri Broad
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Batchcior's Hair Dyc-rho Yrst In shs
world. Tho only p<rferl dye harmless, reAos ns4Anta
ncous- f&cto ry III Bond sress.
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Dfntekcs, Dinbetcs.--ConstitutiOn Water is
certain cure tor IL. Depot IS Chd strcct.
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Perfect Manhood, ,--Essays for Young ions
free. in sealed envelopes. HOWARD AssOCiAr!oa.
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Royal Havana Lpsscry.-Prixcs Tala In SOLD.
Information fynshcd The highest riss paid sor Douoioons
sli kuds OF Gold and silver. -
TAYLOR CO, Bankers, ID Wal stecf ~ !.
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PRINCE ARTHUR.
His Visit to the Executive Mansion
Yesterday.

Pleasant Interview with the President and
Mrs. Grant-A Call at the Senate
Chamber and House Of Representa-.
tives-The Prince Amused by
Tilt Between Butler,
Brooks and Morgan.
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A SINGULAR CASE.

Mysterious Dea.Y Of an Old Southern Her.
ehant-Arrest of an Ex-Pohceman, His
Wife and Servant on Suspicion-Yhs
Deceased Buried Under Ficti-
tious Name and Large
Sum Of Money Re-
ported Missing.
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Fatal Alarm In a Church.

TETUl AI0rLn CnuFch.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. "a 1870.
During the services at St Joseph's chapel in this
city, yesterday, false alarm OF IRE was raised I'm
mediatey the usual panic and rush for the doors oc-
cured and when order was at last restored 1t was
found that fifteen people had been tramped to death
and great many badly injured.
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Rhcuu,otis,a, ScurriIia Legally Wmrrnnsgd
cured money refpndad.--Dr. FITLkR'i KtEuaAriC
REMEDY, 7cA BroAlwAy ptssss ssd1cti sodbf AZ orux
aats.
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SPAIN.

Royalty. in Parliament
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TELRGRAPHIC News
s ROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Premier GladStOne'S Summons to His Par
liamentary Supporters.
q German Cardinal Against Papal
Infallibiity.
ENGLAND.
Tho Parliamentary Session-Nfr. Gladstone In
the Field.


On account OF the approaching session OF Parlia.
ment Mr.. Gladstone has Issued the usual notice to
tho supporters OF the government IN the House to
be In their seats on the Sth OF February.
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LONDON Jan. "a, 1870.
The London Post to-day publishes letter from
New York. filled with severe, or, as satd here,
'vile, allegations ana representations OF American
society and American women.
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Destruction Of Block Mt Bruntford, One
turio-Loss S5O,OOO.


a olock on the corner OF Market and Colborne
streets was destroyed by 1re yesterday morning.
causing loss of about $4,000.
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ALLEGED BREACH or TRUST.

or course the thieves had merely assam
names OF the individuals mentioned.
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RAIL ROAD SLAUGHTER.

on American invoices, II per cent.
, 1870-11-30
California Fruit mud Western mnrp


From the Sdn Fr1nti.co Bulletin, Nor. II.
1he territory Of Colorado has consumed Of
two car loads during tbs present rear. The
average yalue Of = car load Of fruit, roughly
eermated. il $500, 60 that the value OF the
truit shipmenta to Colorado for The rear,
amounts in the aggregate TO IS, 900. This is
a email item as colnpared with the amount Of
produce md the extent Of the 6eld, a. set
from yarous cauees unavailable, which ia
offered for its consumption, OF dried fruit
twenty tons weza taken br the etins r1ace,
AID We. now supply that country WITH
almost al Of this commodity thls it uses:
California, dried 1luis has found especial
favor Ill through tho West, where
ever it Ens been Introduced, for two good
reasons: the quality Of the fruit and the
mode Of preparing it for The market. II ccn-
mands better psseo thAn the Eastern Arti-
every way get into good repute: There j. a
lsige and profitable ms,ket for our fruit
| growers opening up il this direction. A. II
extends ttseil and Few and improved methods
Of drying fruit are eeseloped, it cannot fail
TO pEove source Of considerable revenue a.
EeiI ae = good avenue for disroeine Of vhat
il would seem thele vould always be In Csli-
| ie1Ita-the surplus crop. The country bas
every sdsAassge IN tie WAY Ut natural
t.cihtiee. The material used, instead
stu,,ss ntns s.1ested 81 the en- posssr s.aas Of
uumatketablc condition OF ewept froro the
market after they had oeoo:oe dsnacaS a. "a
the care With the dried ftuit uaunfactnrsd Il
as East; 10 q The yesy best description our or
from which 10 choose Our le.dinr on,hsrds vLs
that have been engaged in the .nsunfscfnre NJ
it have paid special attention to thn NOD ~
packing acd preparing. md. In couseon.nce
seed out dtled f1uit with which npne Of ths
nnest h5ands T IN the & Eassero market can com
| by actual cUmpArffpp. NJ we'll n hr ~ ~ ~
, 1870-11-30
THE BAZAARS.

pv,on,s a,.1aar ,hs ernna sa'. ro,ts, m Il,
19uu"t@ a'a1ahl, luz 81 aho is'f gotlea up W
The 1attles OF Plymouth Congregational Church,
As fairly apauaufated last evening In The church
narlors On the corner Of E,trtooa eonrt sn3 ,r.-
.asn a,sarc Tna .,tenasnsa 90 s.rr ~ W.,
"een asea"C aAe a.Neuo0uee "as 1atee. u "e41
II might be, 1or the Bazaar Is unusually Interest,"
t:g and attractive, possessing many featurea
rarely to be found in connection with affairs Of
,ha, Kind. The main nar1or i. devnte1 m hootbe
."e. ~H' =. sAAA r ~ eoos,
10 "nle are exposed lof SAFE anu az 1Af retNl
nflcee fancy articles. ChEldrena clothing, books,
s.af1nueYx cnnfetttnnctv ctr Thn rnorn IA feau,
,,fn1,v aIrne., ann namentes- NM, tfe nrrsenc.
u.3ns ".apa .na ., -Au NC p'ssuse ,s
81 Gage9 " s'ns.9K EnaFTs M,a, asas y,
snSlr. sa, al Su ha-a ~ a, H93 p,s -
Me'; @ g., rn.1 - ~ ta,s a,.s 49,
~ ,ts ss. Liz. ~ @ ,as.
Win =. ese ne p1Smy s, A st"Ma to,s,
~. T. auu ctptess us.Se n1oto lsG1n" ~
ueh loE ule uausteT ~ lueas Mnu pafces, anu NE
ual1 lhaPekt We Iag'npan Aa1aast snpp..sS ~
sS4stanic ni1tutS VI neMs Anu Aonseuse} uisaea
tp " tne corps hl young ieay edtoIA iae re,
itesaHent 1epa.ane1t IN ~ coasuaSJ III 1un
s!ss,, ano 9;sMnoa VIII no post
elness ~; .nG ao!,4ue.usts uas: uonsah.
!nusea @uu pasy Hs, LEY ~ ~ iass MIA
oi "K5s aaA mGaEs !nl tne cploSMsnI VI ne1s- =!
aLt eSeMn9. Ine picture ea!cty u especia!!y u
, 1870-11-30
THE SPORTING WORLD.
The Cincinnati Amateur Nine,
Details Of the Late Dion-Deery Game.
Pigeon Shooting.
Base Ball.

rHE c1Sc.SSIfi AMATEUR NINE,
pl,,u 1. IL take The place Of the dtsaAnded Red
s.A:-st. proves 10 ia NOT SO nue IN al atr after
c:l, Judging from the tone of the press OF that
a..u~,ug the oil Rcd Stocking manage
T., at. rtdrn'ins the amateur projec',
AZ! insisting that rorkopolls must
lave i professional b3se ball club. The Ca.ttte
RI, aes .ato George and 1iarrY Wright, accusing
t.r1c " h.vtnT broken up the club through their
I tA:nr.U1salc ,etDands Tor salary. Sud OF getting
.a..., " control os nc services ot eses5 isa inS
t:s.-r IN TIE country, with the design OF hiring
t.r.n ers to clubs IT need. at the modest rate OF
t,,u;s ii the tr>cue Of the WnxhA. aud pru-
II. :;;.,r- then inc saeipIs OF the Rel Stocking
Ike hlI- II existed and the Princes Of all bail
r,,r.s Tns E.m...s:.ai = sas., = sal.oE!1!iy:
-u.ras1 I.ay Msi:as i. tas e.. tls!aes il IL
::1'n "a 1 es@ .a y ta ese aess tas &. h H
. ssah e ns Kea sectns nn
.'Exe Wtist tr Ere.t bali !1astr ot the aec llts
~ Wrsa, i'.ss,rFr dr.nk, ts3.e:e, aor
y s r a n5a a =, in, Iss .ss s11
MAJ II. h;t re-:usa 4 C.s..in ~ =, ssr; htets1.
Ks f IL y; nts e Il n: sens Sss
b. ,hrH + adtr 4,t Their eunr.dn
6 s's :,ss ~ sosinn.s 70 s ssnaas.sa
Al. III I'D y iita%L he viii ind lesion Of sub.
.,-~ ,a..ts. ma The ratisEc" ~ arrtlcp him. dt
"f:.." .1r' rars'le. h.s devotion 70 h.et pal has
a.r, b, 1,4y as*arrd that tho peorle Of Gin ia
s.,: t. sher h<+t xishce thnt they tsga:t
In: IL. Lathe Vi iar He'd stockints ard tne u,aia
+,s7u<. and that thry think IN Il At
y, II. .sse-a, :: ~ = ye,s ~ my eomsnnnty. M oo
VI i; n!us-,! aud .nske ID si.e ntesiups1s who aa1
p.irehd ii, ta.<lvr% the eM1fsct. and npw rsop<
trs call it. oae Of the caic1 a1nuscmcuts
T., I:I.af ~,
81 .nitoa.. At md csn II ID
.r:.n.,i tiS.. il ne:.-trte. The Aazvards Al
1:- -, arlateurs bnt each Il tr pazSet
j., :..r- .;...:F raid bs diEhDu Of profits The "
' iheis pwn affair. and II they need
r,..l,.s >.;Its.1Y. lh.s h;ts him ihsy ~ hi.
.ac, nivr NUT iezrn t. purity ite~ai II ,lr5
III II y. lar publl will ife.t them with ncie
a..t r. asr ALt the game nt basc ball as hntns'r
= l.:irw tr. aaIli:r ~ the cfneaunsti Club II fA
.ato at.w t.ele y. de4ieuine hands, and ending
E.2+. -.. .,,. =
Wt-ntS,;1p% H. =, Nur. .s--BEatn1fu ar
st-r4.,l..t ih.. Res S!octtngs 2st here. It Ii Il
E.r.;.,t fsat tect. VIII NAteTMan a.'l swras
.l:,, liz T., .nSakeI T. the Oi{Npc Clut, Of ID
.E+, ~: the eutn:hE !eaf,
, 1870-11-30

and disposed OF It in the sAme way. Thia lat |
ter was most profitable venture, and peeple |
who had not tasted such tsh for ynArs. As Is
the care with The population Of the county
wet Of the Missouri. eagerly seized the op-
ponunity to indulge init. AZ soon ~ freight
ratea can be made to meet the Toauifementa
Of the different branches OF trade, and
permanent classification be intro
duced, . steady bueinera Of many commo-
ditles, individually OF not much 8ccount, but
collectively Of considerable Importance, will
douhtleae, be carried on. We must say that
we have yAst respect for the Western net-
chant, sneh as re have found him 10 be since
The opening OF the railroad. As Al enterpris-
ing, shrewd. and reliable business nau. ha ia
not surpassed, and on the whole he offers Al
example which It were batter for some Of our
selves to emulate. He has done more
in his way in the fruit business by his practi-
cal hard-headed way Of going. to work aud
doing eoInething, inste.a Of theotiaisg ove1
claesiaeations md schedules. than our
in the aggregate eince the possibilities OF the
cur markets without any flourish Of trumpets
or noise, has made his calculations and acted
accordingly : and on The whole our relations
With him have been exceedingly pleasant aud
rather pEositAble- 1t WAS only the other day
that We had ono OF these Same merchants
here in town making hia calculations for !
shipment Of come car-loads Of pears TO New
Orleans, ria the RAILROAD 10 Cheyenne, from
Chey to Denver. Colorado, and thence
into the South by the Kansas Pacific Railroad
He is determined to do ft-aeeB money in 1t
somewhere, and IL bound to put it through
and this may he called enterprise.
, 1870-11-30

aa aa ssa assa 1':s; se;s N T.
t1t-cellnucou-.
Policeman Swanson found dead infant in IN
alley running into Jackson street, near Wabash
the Armory. The Coroner helt an inquest, and
the Jury returned verdict that its death resulted
from expoerre and want Ct cart-
"A child Of Peter McCall, who resides at No
50 Moth Leayttt Street. while craNllng along the
nuoF. yesterday, Picked up something, and, IN at
tempting TO swallow It, was clicked to death
The 10, at the Doo,blaces' and Sewsboya'
Home ask tae people to send their orders Tor
kindlinK wool. they having arranged to manufAc-
tnfe and te37er In quantities to suit purchasers
Tnty are also prepared to reseal cane cHaIrs. Or
dtIs through the Post Otl1ce. OF otherwise, will
The Doa1d Of Public Works. Yesterttay,
awarded the contract Tor curbing and hll1ng d.
= d street, to Mcssts. Steele : WcManon. occord-
"A msn named George z: Rankin, 81 yeara Of
street. On Monday night 4 letter was found In
MS roon', WHEREIN he stated that he was not in-
sane. and that be Killed himself deliberately. lie
scrs.s, and for sevcra. years nad been very poor,
eoroner held Al inquest, and the Jury returned q
-Yesierday. little girl, daughter Of ST. r1tz-
gerald. residing on the corner OF Market and lit
es run Gve5 Hy c"a s1a driven
! The residence cf George Man1}etBch. No is;
Fulton street, Vas robbed. last night, Of 3e& In
currency, cheek for 2a forms, anu two watci
An eyeEcoat worth $50 was stolen from No
S Wes. Quincy street. yesterday afternoon
denttsts 1n:tIumentR, With sloo III re stolen fror
tic Office It C. n. Dn,rhy, cornlr OF L. Sale an
Lake streets. On Monday night.
liquor hEn. whose st1rc Is at 2S5 Il su.10nh stree