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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

At Greenville, N. j., on Tuesday, John Butler
and Gustave Shaw, schoolmates, qnarrelled.
when the former struck the latter with base
hall hat. injuring him so that he died on Thurs
day Bptler is held to answer.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

At Louisville, on Wednesday night, James W;
Breen went into the office of W. A. ssndik anu
attempted to shoot the latter. sanaik ureW ~,
nistol and fred at Breen, wounding nm IN the
head and body, it is thought, fatally.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

Tho Prssjdent says ths mosquitoes a. tGhns hasP
i,raueb are as bad As the once li'iitem H'ts
Sjlj ,,lpt lei him liase pcasei
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

James n, Elett, Jrl was renominated far Con,
arsss By ihe 'Isdicai Republicans Of the Heeeha
Yirgihis district Thursday.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

The Lancaster Examiner says the work on
this railroad is progressing. The track is laid to
a point north of the mouth of the octorara
creek, and Mr.. Hutchinson, engineer, is now en-
gagged with corps of men in permanently To-
eating the route of the road from Peach Bottom
to Columbia We are glad to hear that this i'm
portant enterprise is being pushed to completion.
Bottom qt,arries can be shipped in all directions
and new impetus will be given to this important
and growing branch of industry
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

Five thousand acres af woodland, near Toms
River Neg Jersey, has been purnea over rs'ss
jns 4 losA af tGN,hlQ le ~ +, Stanton
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
Railroads.

THE OXFORD AND PEAcHBorToM PROJECT.
The project of road from Oxford, Chester
county, to Peachbottom, on the Susquehanna,
and its subsequent extension to Hanover juno
tion, giving direct route west to Gettysburg,i is
so intimately connected with our own Whining
ton & Western railroad project, that its progress
will be watched with lively interest. The ptAd9e
Record thus notices recent effort in its behalf:
"a Grand Railroad Harvest Home was held
in Walkers Grove, Little Britain township,
Lancaster county, on the 2nd inst, with the OBJ
iect of thoroughly aroueing the people and BRING
ing before them the Importance OF the contem-
plated railroad from Oxford to Peachbottom, on
the Susquehanna with the ultimate view OF eX-
tending it to Hanover Junction. The meeting
was largely attended, there being an estimate OF
from 1900 to 1000 men, women, and chiidren,
representing the counties of Lancaster, York,
and Chester, Pa, and Cecil county, Nd. Two
full brass bands were present, to enliven the oc-
casion. About IL, A. NJ, the meeting was Or
ganized by calling Saunders Mccullough to the
chair, who, upon taking his seat, made some
very appropriate remarks. He then mtrouucea
| Rev. j. NJ. Dickey, of Oxford, who Is widely
| known as a prominent railroad man. MI DICK
ey spoke for some time, in his able and eloquent
| manner, showing not only the many advantages
derived from a railroad financially, but also
speaking of it as one of the great moral move
| nents Of country He was followed by the
Rev. Mr. McNair, of Lancaster county, Superin-
tendent Henry Wood, of philadelphia, Mr. Sam.
uel Dickey, of Oxford. Dr.. Frank Taylor, Of
West Chester, and Mr.. Boyd, Of York, Pa, all
| of whom are known as able and efficient men,
ever ready to lend their aid to measures calcu,
lated to advance the public interest. The stand
was beautifully decorated with evergreens and
| flowers. In front was locomotive, encircled by
the motto "The Iron Horse, the Farmers Best
Friend" Indeed much credit is due the Com
mittee of Arrangements for their able manage
ment throughout. We learned that there has
been subscribed to the stock some $780, 900, and
the work is going on rapidly. We sincerely hope
that before many years this important link Will
be completed"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

RED CLOUD WORKING FOR PEACE.
The Omaha Republican of August s. says we
are indebted to General Ruggles for the follow
ing letter:
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

THE REGISTER OF wIIIs-How THE REPUBLICANS
CAN GET RID OF THEIR OLD MAN OF THE SEA
THE SOUTH BROAD STREET ouTRAGE-THE Ma
THAN MURDER AND THE PHILADELPHIA cANARD
WAR TALK--NATURAL BOUNDARIES AND uNNAr-
, 1870-01-30
NEW YORK.
ARRIVAL or rxINCE AkrHrR

ARRIVAL OF FRINGE ARTHUR
NKT YoKk, Jap. 7a-r1ince Arthur arrived
to hia quz,sers 1t the Bre7oort House. He will
to o.r1o1row attend Trinity Church, and Occupy the
sAne pew the Prince of NAcs id ten !e41l tEu
lie dinea on Monday evenlng With Wtn. Butler
Durcau. on Tuesday evening with 1. P. Marlin,
and OF fhufsdAJ evening With August Balmoat.
The grand bal! ooues on on Tuesday evening.
ANo1H1k HErKNC1 TRACn.
T, l. 4te1Eus, IN cx-R1n4tr. h1s been arrested
for making alleged Ilspo1eut certificates. BE
Vas hAiied tn 4Ae01. The AUTHORITIES believe
fraud.
TIE KRsK EsTLoTts
jay Gould, President Of the Este Railroad, has
issued circular eaJtnG shat htres ftef there viii
be Kept 1t the general ofnce carefu1 and
couplets record Of I'll the enployes Of tue CON.
se1Ttce the posts1on rtst engaged in and the OATS
Of any promotion OF charge, together with q
Demcra1dum Of any srec14 6eky1ce and meH
tur1cu4 or other noteworthy act performed. IoI
iieens s5ssem Of proInounn ID e1cn department..
CEBAN nEfcoXHK.
Tha Cubtn Charitable AID Society hAs published
an audrea8 10 The people or the Cn!ted Sts:et
&sktng FOR douAt3ors "a It II their purooac. shoud
N trfcsutaeie providence decree the lapse Of tae
Cuban people tlro osspotisu, 10 project chsytts
for this ruined and dc6nfato people such ~ nal
rot been more dese1scdlJ and urgently Needed
eicce the Christian eEa-
rxIox THEOLOGICAL sKkTNARr. ..
The Board OF DIRECTORS Of Onion TheoloR.cA
Seminary have purchased plat Of ground con
tatninR ZONE tixsJ aota Oh Thirteenth atteet, aut
propose 10 ertci new huldlng thereon Tor TIL
seminary. "
Delegates from rafl0ua n&se Ball clnb" through
out the couLtrJ net II T2mMauy Hail. last even
icP, to eiFec: . permanent ORGANIZATION Of M.
tonxl ASSOCIATION Of junior Base Ball PlAYerA
, 1870-01-30

son, u LONDON. Illuminated nea.tJ the xhote q
hin band. Thls s+xauSs gsst VA P1h4haed 10
sc,enunc journsla throughout tau world.
Recently Dr. Tnpo4s k.cholsou. Of tan CRY:
hse rpT1utd 1hts ~pndetful TACT still farxntF nd
,rlth oorI. erse.e snsce3a ~. B, To s.a Of t.. to
powerful ntas s, Q! ~ a.
fms lenses. ne ~ suoeeeaed IL eompasssJ .ia;
o!her substances. From 1ae Ruocess!Ql expert
NEXT. sTeao! made, II would sppest sast f9r
tho HUNT ALOE Of the entire bed5 It 10 onlJ
Itcesss.y shas tho lsehtA be su11cooslJ v!v1d
a1d she ienses satac!enu! po~s.fut II 70
whole tntk1na<nachlDcTJ OF tho human eJsten
could thus ee brought directly under thu III
specttoo Of meaieA psaentlotets. he adTaotaGe
10 eciepce And 10 h1nRulsy would % inaAon'
hola EyerT person will remember the Bemt.
uanspafent appearanes Of tne 2.' 9and r. raen as!d
tho yttiou pe aided ~ artificial appliances fhere
- no difficulty IN imagining a1 iuueoso tncse1zs
Of our clairvoJ ant po0ers. We NAY thus b en-
anled to discover structural eud functional Ill
neEta which srn pox wholly hidden from hmm
stxht, Rnd apply fomedlcS with ~ ex&cs EEuxa-
edRo CT WnRt We dcklro 70 accomplish.
, 1870-01-30

Tea Shipments Over tho Union Pa
ctIic Iknilrohd-Formct Account OF
Colonel kInk kcFsa In dian Operations
Confixfuea-Sut
Special Despatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
OAAHA, Jan. aa.
Two hundred and ntnety-three chests Of tea
TIE of1cer1 Of tho Union Pac!nc Road have ID
yicea t1as one thousand Chests mo1e are to
follnN. ...
The 1rst ten miles Of the Omaha / Southwest.
ern Railroad we're completed to-day.
A Danish blacksmith, n1med Peter jacobson,
committed suicide, oa1ly this mUEutpE, BY tacX-
ing. Ii u generally believed that 1t Ea& cknsed
Il An lr11h lAbortf nnn ed Marin Kane, WAS kiret
t1at evening eu the OmAnA + Northwestern Rail-
railroad, bT falling down Al etnbAnEIuent.
Governor Bauef ID expected 10 return from
an extra seatlrn Of the LeSlala ture 1T once.
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY D1y1s1ON OF THEf
MISSOURI, CHICAGO, Jan. q, 1s5a- !
General n. z: Sherman, R'asAfnefnn D: G.:
patch Forwarded bJ Cane. n Hancock nom General
DO FrooriAnd.tas fnrthtr Information On the sab
ject or ny despatch this morning:
The expedition ls = complett succeM Col-
hundred and sesentI.threc Ptegana, destroying
forfy-fouf lodges, with al their Wiater supplies,
sobes dt., and captured oyer three hundred
hcrseA The Bloota turned over all the hofseH
taken from The white people rhien we're IL the!r
poaseas1on. Tho most Of the mufdcftrB and
malAuders Of last SUMMER are Killed. PAe and
Mountain Chiel escaped with 3 few folio oxers,
leaving everything but tie notsea they we're .on.
Our loss Is one mat Killed acd enc man hc2denr-
my woandea y falling :t % h,s horse" Report y
Fe1pst1n- F. u. SHERIDAN.
Lieutenant General,
, 1870-01-30
ElHe8s

Eau CLAIRE, VIE, Jau- a7.-ADothtr are osok1
ont IN this city II balf past O'Clock lass eyenirg
resulting alnoat - d.sa1trouslJ - The gteai
use OF l4&> Nay. Tue nfe WA rtBt
discovered issuing from HAuer-chb dhuuetJ.
Be1A%w 4ireet, and before ASSISTANCE could he
rendered communicated TO the Ad}o!ntnG build
inEr, moet ol which wero frame, aud b1rnfd rap
Idly, ultimately destEuJtoR the entire block Tne
following ,stne lat OF scEerett: Ruth. teFellJ
s1oer. 4. DeFey. AEent Wheeler HC4on sew,
irK machines; Aanden, h41r AID line: Foster
Joces, grocert; Buck, Anderson Co., hari ware
dealers; q. ?. Grayes, lumber: Allen H.t1s,
furniture : J. P. Nelson, stable and pArs OF ef-
fect1. Mo6t al the goods OF these houses weFt
ssvtd In = damaged condition, aad fully insured
The buildlnEs were not Of costly caAr-
Ac:er, and The In11t11ce will neAt.
~ cover all 4 cain night, With plenty
.. soow and Nth the val12aie ald Of the c:ttLena
sated wt2iwonld o,heEv1se aAve been the tooA,
dtstzncuse ntc that ever Waited OH ct1,
IH1IApHFE1A, JAn. e3-Tne terra costA works
Of y. s. Bsoxn It G!ooeeateg. n. J., VA barned
laa& hight Lost, *, eco.
, 1870-01-30
An 1ztereating Lawsuit In Parts-

fTCSH Lax we Ef<I*3tt9 4.Ft+
The American colo1y in Fsl:a tas been much
e1t1rt1ed Ct lase wish the deG&1on Il = cou1p-
sergJ pending before one or the Tribunals. II
which IN AEerlczA family ton2 Eesdens IN PAfta
WIS specially Interested helc II the case IN
hrief: Aisa Esta phxlu1. daughter Of NJ. and
MrA James Pha!ou. formerly Of this CIT, Aad tot
many years residents Of PAF:S On the ION Of
Jan1af1, 1854, married Marie Co1dea A9efy d
through eone sevfn ccnsuYlt9 Io1 A1orque de
lata, yleonte de Narnoane, xho. In re tweiFh
ctnt1fJ. xA4 the hfad Of the borse Of NAfoonCe-
i'll. ard who c,s.us TO hare tnhetse4 with the
rxrae mr. 1atir xnd Tank ni Count
Not U4uY diyB A1tcf t1eF nAfT1Age Certain
NaYou;s d SxfoouEe-L4fz give out IL PAr1t tt1t
tnt Count wxs p1ttendtr, Acd hid no right TO
bear the EAlpe or s:te Of SAfbocne~LasA The
Cosnt ocestd to s4tlafy the Marquis uf the GEM.
Decess OF h. genealogical rreten1,o7s, bat Whist
eyer De d:d, DID not prevent the Marquis fron
ruhltthiug IN La Lsbrtt. Arrl 1851. letter con-
iestuc tie County right TO claim deceut from
TIE alQtesa.d AAoEqCe d. LAt4.
Tha proceeding pEoroktd tue Count 10 refort
10 thr i1tnurn 10 ftaf the validity Of bis Eepeso
r;ctI trt;en81ona. The decision VIZ 1Jeu tne
iass Of November, the Coufs holding:
LIT Thai tnc acton Ct TIE Count a. Nzrbcnue-
ID. Thas be d N legitimate possesaon OF rnl.
name Of SAroo1ue.LArt-
| sd The Marquis WA1 condemned 10 pay TIT
! coa:s OF the pspceed!ngh
This WILL doubtcef, put An cad 10 N uurIe41-
| aut co1rroye1sy. and neEce:otsn no Gee vii qaes
| tsou ihc right of The CouEt ana Countess Of Mar
| bone Las 10 the rRnea ny which thsy 41e kro III
| al tne putt ot1ce Ard It the Tuller1es.
, 1870-01-30
SPRINGFIELD.
Saturdays Proceedings In the Con-
YentloR.
Statistics Presented By the Bnper-
intendent Of Public In
struction.
Report OF the Committee on
mf&cEf1nneou8 Corpora
t1Dus.
The Cook County Judiciary.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Ts.bane-
8FkMurIk1D, Jan. %.
ECHoo1. 6TAT1Bf1cs.
TIE Superintendent Of Public Instruction, IN
feeponse to call OF the convention, sont IN m
Interesting document this morning, Of which
send 5ou An Abstract.
ooHro1AT1oNs-
Following this the Committee on Miscellaneous
Co1posstEons made report, which, Joa Will aca,
Introduces soGa ohanRsa- These arc such II have
been foreahAdowed IN my despatcnes, and need
not b. alluded to turthet. They VIII undoubtedly
g1se rise to con1ldetnola dehAte though those pro.
y,siopG which felate 70 tho tarFeE corporations,
such u railroads., and are Intended especially 10
Adecs them, viii scarcely md any objection.
IxFKtsoNAEHr FOE DEBT.
Mr.. Cuun!nga, OF Fulton, introduced very
brttf md seE1e resolution this morning that "ln
p1tsonmeut for debt shalt net be sllowed." he
evidently mespt luas xhat hs sald. and would ad'
nit ol no qualification whatever.
THE CANAL QUESTION
ezue Up again 1t II O'Clock, and the balance OF
tho sesAioa waa spent IN dlscusstnR 1t. MI, DpD-
well finished hia Somewhat rambling speech, In
the course Of which he spoke strongly In fsTor OF
this canal. tho auex Canal, xnd aeverA other
e1nals. bot be NAs nos e1sctfy tattsned with the
report uLder d!scas5lon. Ho clossd By odtttng
4 subst:tute for the report Tbs prospects of tha
lstter A,s decidedly doubtful. IL It II present
.tsnd, seveIs1 Reprha,cana arc strongly ssrnat It
| Nr Underrood made long md apIe speech TO.
dsY+ xplalpiu2 bis vtevB Hs denrrd 10 ba Gt11c1
copatzucuonist OF The Straight od Democratic sect
aut, snid he wonld vuts aga,nat tho State enter
| ipr upQu apy latezust improvement whatever
| A gupsutato wAs offered By HI. Cameron, TIL
morning, which IL eatd to have cooktderahlo chknc.
| OF substitution IN place Of tia committed,
report. Tne Deuocs1tA or qaIte
| number Of them, viii support 1t
and 70 viii 1 few Republicans. II will be
dausper upon the ardent gtntleuaAn from Bureau
ard numbers Of his associates, anoud IT be paased
a II Il not bel,eYed tn1t the peop,e OF the Stat
, 1870-01-30

The Stnsc Constitutional. ConTen-
: <tau-HoY Fatally lntuxoH- The
TuFf-SEeAmefS SINK and Four K.1Fea
L1Sts
NASHVILLE, Jan. 99.-The Constitutional Con-
ycntlon, to day, AtoEted the Amendment l:m,sioG
the reg ulal sesa.ou Of the Legislature 70 seventy
nre, and called se&aioE4 70 twenty days.
4 little boy, son Of Rev. AF. Baird, OF the Cum
bs!lknd PTesb} tef.An Church, w&l uorta.iy hurt
tht1 evening. By falling or 4 acltfold on Broad
41Ieet.
NIXrBB, jan 2o.-Tne Cn!cfaB1w Jockey Cub
y Ill hold 1prtnR meeting, commencing ApTu ~.
continuing four dAJt.
J. J. RtuEsy, vel fuoFn citizen. VA nuf'
gro, who cut t:a throat The assA1s!n escaped.
The steamer American. OF the AfkanS2a Packet
Lie, houtd for Fort Smith Etra the Ntneteepta
Issantzy. struck ruag on Tnu,sdAy ntght, aoove
Little R0cf, and sunk IN fourteen feet OF WRter,
Fouz Geek hauda were drowned. The boat WI
valued ~ $4,000. Cntns1rta.
, 1870-01-30
ST. PAUL.

Return of Canadian Press Core.
kpondenas from yTlnnipeK-yrhas
they Suffered.
81. PAu, Jan. ST.. Ross Robertson, Of the
1atiy 7th;7nEh, and Robert Cunningham, Of the
winnlpes sestefd.Y: 5n saes a1saVn I'M i'' At
GARY. January ~, theJ were .pus under
cloee gunid and held IS prisoners, ssdesptte Ill
Rice from the TeH.toft. and werc ruenaced 10 i
very threAtentnR manner. They were on the
rpad, and travelled thirty niles ou the cold Sun
day, January Is, and almost peftshtd from cold.
Ar. Roetrteoo gircs It ~ his opinion that cout1d.
cradle diplomacy will be required to 1ealore peace
IN the Red Ri7er country. lie thinks the Commts-
etoue1s wtll have to be sent there with power
% Accede to their terms and 8EAn. lhem ftghtA
Vicar General Thnault and Colonel ptS aIlsberr9,
Actntsut GeEelA! Of SeSAda, nave accomplished
ntthipR, hay1r9 70 authority to EAke or accept
te,mA. They viii probably resura soon.
, 1870-01-30

1oSA.ssss.*...
ADD TO this the capital OF tbs common school
fund Aud the amount Of property and funds Of in-
corrcratet i1Statusipns, AND tne grand tolAi u
5eseS4,S71.
, 1870-01-30
The Peabody 0b.equIea

FoR1LiKp, jan 92.-The PeAoolJ oostQuleI
were celebrated to DAY. Immense crowds Of
people 1err present bux.nels throuenoui the
cisJ WAS eu. pended, and the Gags co rue pubic
buildings Acd tnlpp1ng we're displayed 1t hs1i.
naat me Govertor and L.si.lsture q Mains
with bands OF uux1c, &c. ABOUT noon tue re.
1nstns vefs debArted, and reee!sed By Gorernos
Cn1mberl4,u. Captain CuMMert, Of tne Monarch
made an 1rpropr.1tc tpeecn, 10 which Governor
Chamberlain replied The procession then form.
cd, and the bodJ WAY conveyed 20 the City Hal.
Notwithstanding the neaTy Guow Etorn1, tne
strreu through which the p.ocelston passed
we're denselY packed With PEOPLE,
, 1870-01-30

Rochafass, the principal Deputy Of tie E1eeon-
c1an,as, haa ssaned = rew paper called the
&e4Hilaias The nRIpe Of uHf Hfe4 feSo-
lutta1AIJ sonK. Tnt nfss numbers eo1d weEe bat
use Ill which ihia Nf1ier doea; Is u vhAs 70 ea1l
= "vb1pped Qsam" succee-no<ainS AuE1nle
Eyen now ne numbers ne piled tp In pJFhmld1 oa
the eexs Napd1, acd few peo%2s toac1 tha1-
TAs HzeoQaoEAalaa ALL laAs ground, h2tt hy
, 1870-01-30

WASHINGTON, Jan. -.
SENATE.

Not In session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
GHNkRAL DEBATE.
The MHgte = met toE geoEsrs! debate: Nj:
Gf, c6SGER .obmls.ed sooe reusrks IN reply
70 Dawes atsack on rhe Adnfn,4stztou. 10
euloaJ Of P1eaidens Grant, and ID favor Of free
delivery Of ne ~spapesa through the maus In
oo1nt,s1 S. Ths.e M ,ae. .re % pao!,sued; ,
ax1insr railroad monop.l e1. aud IN tavor OF gov
erunens inte11rrruce with ratlroadl to prevent
Mt. MIIK1SsoS msse Sisy; ! soeecn ' on the slue
subject, AsserIlpg that tic Aortcututxt Interests
1a ass e 20 1 ~ q
poftatton e1ac et hs "a iroad mouopo!es.
Mr+ GOLLADAi made ppeecn to faEor Of the
doctrine se1 oF1o IL =; spss:a es,SFe Eas
said ne wss not ot!s edto-d but nghiT entertained
at the femarka Of n!s d'sttrgutned Democratic
struck hreathte's, IS II were At tue gorgeous
nplepcoe of luse1caE1on, depicting INC nor1ofs
people By the oundhol1stH. Hts logo, hoFevef,
was ro' convincing. Thele was A. Inconsistency
N much that he sald. ~h!co, Il 1t could oe
would wire ontt, e effect OF tEo.tn:ras Of rs
speech. and mbke tue sp:ech one d'fr:IJ n the
!ntefea1 Of repud'auon, The the1rf WHICH he tG7l.
latay} advocated 10 ds5. II tost speech proTed
apJtnine, It proved that the contract dlo not
ot1d .no people. because tne, hsd not rees'yed
friends atRum-nt 10 suprof. Of h.a o WI theory,
His friend derlzred that be Eas rot repadtator,
and Jet the whole face OF h'a nguren aid arxu-
ment WAL 10 chow the MLnoralty or 1n11ttica OF
the bonded debt No unaa c5dl, read 1ne Reutie-
manE speech. outaIde Of that part OF 1t ID which
TINT he hsd rot ssapnqd rlaces si,a himself.
Mr. VOORHEES, tau the ge1stenan not ap-
psectAte the dtneFence:
e. SookaEn cfS5sn Palsn, e fas nen.u does
not appreciate t7e dtcete*ce between paying
what Ee ore snd'ps.!rs wnas ne do not ose-
mens in lssor Of repae.asoa I naea s oesse1 * saa
stronger than can h:ec to uate, adoptiL i
- - Spod 1'f r 1 ~ ossd Se1
entirely 10 the nakel qu cation Of CONTRACT Ets
PLAIN case that the bonthoideE held BY honos
acsrdlnE 70 esa; eo1s.e i ns 'o"k ,ns taS
tuers W ~H ETY. co oopsia 4tion,-snst snere "
nsurI and e1tortion. the gentleman
ihs senueman and tho i - oc1.:tc uaI.y -crn up
On bis platform. although th~y had not the couf-
70 81 e b e. TSe sse esae@.n
such I csar6e, will he noT allor ne word
Nit. GoLlApAf declined 70 ysed; ~.
MI. ELDRIDGE Eust ssy 1hst conade1 tne
form BID cVn tslifnate OF Whit constituted CON
a1d.oe, and II 10 10 deslrss + knere are othe1
tne2res IN ehtcn he may show ntt nra.efy. ant
o:net meaus BY whien be may testify than o5 tnas
e.. I'll IL ELbRipdE. only refe.zea TO eowac,os
Iii. GOLLApAY. return the words q tn,
gentleman In TIC apir1s IN which they are oreted
presume be does not mean ~ tsnpute cowardic,
Meaa y @ to mare seer impntar;on, defy them NOR
a:tJ. eocally. politically, and i.seectaalif.
Mr. kLuRIDGE- iou tout snos II.
M. GQLLApAY proceeded with nts speech, 1nt
claimed thar As. Bn'lcr: Of MsssAchu .estA,. ~
nln,elf psse,e1i fep1ct.;or, ,sa anneaoesd T.
tont tho ground Of eoua1 taxation or teppdAtto0
, 1870-01-30

Franco.
TIE ARMY QUESTION.
PAK1s Jan. 3s-Midnizat.
The Emperor Of Franco has refused the request
made By the Cabinet for reduction Of tht army.
alleging as re&1on for inch refnsal tho sents.
rent now prevalent IN the political oentsea.
oL.1s1Kh or THE PRESS LAW.
PARIS, Isn. n.
Oliv4er has addressed circular to The Procuret
General On the subject OF the psess hefc. He
SETS poeuic1 are 70 be tree. but attacks on tns
Emperor, apologies for crimes, attempts To turn
The soldiers from their duty to Z matter thAt
rends to cause dsoeedlence Of lawr, and all hoe!s
sro ia he etrertly p1nbhed, especially tho 1attes,
win neAyg nnea. Hs also cpjolnE observance OF
great vigilance In matters Of political mecting&
Romcs
TEX roPr *1EHpaAwB Hts PKnJEcr oP 1NrlLlI-
LONDON, Jan. -.
1tts reported lately that tho Pope hss Yielded
to F1anee And Withdrawn the project Of infaablty,
| Rnvaxin.
Mn1s11RiAL cR1sA.
| MUNICH, Jan 9s-AidnIght
| The Upper House of tho BAva,an Cham oers
| nAa passed = resolution declaring want Of COR
| dderce in the Ministry.
CABIN.
| X GoTExNoH vE0A BAkI1Hxn
| HAVANA, jau. -.
GutIerres vera, Ex-Governor OF HArsna- nAa
been bapiahed nom the Island Of Cuba By
order Of M&rshA SerrAnu.
THE LATE srAN1An pHFEAT At GulA1x4-
| HvrAhA, 34o. T.
The steamer Nontez5ma has Arrived from
Nue!stts. General Pueblo had returned 70 Nue!-
slts. He did not reach lu!mazz, Aud VA Beaten
By The Insurgents under General Jordan. Patllo
lost ihtrtyslx onccEs and four hundred man Killed
and wounded Hts nosss wAS Killed under him.
Thh Montez1ns brought Que hundred and
twenty wounded sodtels including TWO Colouels
There was severr nght,nR ten leagues dlstau1
from santiago. The Spanish lost oue oucer aud
four men.
Amule train engaged in carrying provsionl fol
e1ta,cs near santas Is oriered to Te,uEh becaas.
tho insurgents were in force Detween rhS6pantst
troops and Santiago.
| Ady!ees from EueTttas to the 34th Inst, Are u
the following effect: General Quesada had beel
been relieved OF the command Of the army, A3d
General Intan appointed
TIE late light with Pueblo WIS On the 1st OF Jan
| uary, near Guainaio. Alter the nght the insur
gena left for Saysta to meet General Gogarche
who left Puerto Principe on the 10th; stnee whicl
time nothing has been heard OF him. Fnello'
column has gone 10 Puerto Principe By trail
from NuelflaA
, 1870-01-30
TO BUILDERS.

Tte Budisl Committee Of the Board Of Su2.f1!.ors
o 6tepben.e1 COUNTY III. rilI receive BIDS ts Tho
efe<t3en Ct Ccast oEse IN the city of fse:pors-
enrdtnE to slaEa md eEe4ons Ct E. E. AJesE A.
ehi.eef.
Bfte will be received 1t the County Cezk's otes.
Fseepst. Until oel5ek ?. n. Of February s t3;a,
" whch tine ttey Will he oP-utd-
The rAus AID specifications may be s<cn = . o'ce
Of the Coanty ce-k. E.efv.E u \. :he Of ct tbs
a.ehi.tet. Srrink.-id, H.
Bond With eaficeut a2d spcfoved ttc1a.v VII t3
required cf psrties who're bids mar be .eeepted
HIds = II bc received - follows:
For thu eutsr tutldio<
For the .tone woik IN # undzti9n, complete,
Fer the bEitkwort h said building. complete.
For the carpenter work said buildlns. ea:upiete-
For the iTsu wort IN saId huttdIr {. cozprte.
Fer the pant!nk Ard fre<eot1k, c11upicte.
For the cut stone srd siaauf, COMPLETE
For the pf2sttrt1f. complete
For the excavation. complete
The committee re1trre the r:kh. to reject Or III
b1da tt ~ deem ~ u1tc.
By order Of the euanltte-- .......
FRKEroRT+ jan, H. ie7a