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Nuihoer 70 IehiteuUtry' 33
Length OF imprisonment (yearsL. L..............2O 2O0
sssseiaso IVA %
NUMBER 10 CounIy Jan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
Total term to Jail (yeaIs) Is)..,................. 2
Number TO Reform School. h0ol....................... 2
Sentences suspended. ........................... 2
OF course, this was not to be permitted
and as Judge McAllister, in spite of friendly
advice to the contrary, aud against his best
interests-much gold, no doubt being offered
has persisted in his suicidal course, three
cracksmen waylaid his son day or two ago
in broad day, and advanced on him shouting,
this is the son Of that old hangman, McAllis-
ter-go for him-kill the kuss," etc. The
young gentleman fleeing homeward, distanc-
ed the heavy villains, and procuring a revolver
put them in turn to flight, whereupon it was
rumored about that an organized band of ruff
fans would attack the house by night for the
purpose of .disposing of the magistrate and all
his family. They were headed off, however,
again by the presence Of strong police force.
The utteranceS of the Tribune of Chicago have
family shadowed forth the deplorable state of
affairs of that fated city, but facts like this
suggest condition of things which words
would be powerless TO describe.
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MISS JONES,
The Blind CZai3rOyoat,

"OULD announce to her friends and patrons
w that she has returned to the city for short
period OF time, having changed from her former
residence to No IL Paris st, where she can be con-
Quilted upon Diseases, present and future business,
&c. Hours from 10 O'clock A Nj to o'clock T. M. .
Aug 19-dtf
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LORHNG & THURSTON.
Fire f Marine Underwriters.
No. IS Exchange Street.
Hanover Fire Insurance C0mp'y,
NEw-YORK
semi Annual Statement, January LIST, 1870.
s1Rr19s SAsr UAp'rAL' s9e9@oo9 aSe9%
TOTAL ASSETS,
oal IN Bank and in Office ~ ~ ..."...
noun oaned..
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Supervisor 1.-THE
o-,.,o,
LREMSEN Secretary,
Atuav
STATEMENT
North American Ins. Co..
BOS TON.

ASSETS.
Cash value Of Real Estate, ......... $l2,s41.17
Cash loaned secu ed by mortgage on
Real Estate. :,..... 51,s39.O7
Cash Market value of U. $. Stock and
Securities. ........................... 1t6,ss125
Cash Market value OF Stare County,
City, Town Stocks. Bonds and Loans, 2e,462.5O
Cash Market valne of State and Nat
ional Bank Stocks owned by tie
Company. ......;.:.:":...:....... S2l,115
and Bonds owned by Companyr.... 1886
Cash Market value OF all other COrpor-
ate Stocks Bonds and Securities
owned by the Company. 3O95
Cash loaned by the Co.. secured by
mortgage on pledge of Stocks, Bonds
and other Securities ..,............. Is 500
Cash on hand in office OF the Company. 2,013.A
Cash deposited in Merrimack National
Bank; ............;. ;......".... 11,496s4
Cash due Co. from agents in course OF
transmission. .......: :............. 2,52237
Cash due Co office premiums IN course
OF collection. :.........:....... 2,l755s
Cash amount OF Interest due and not
pad. accrued but not yet due,... 2,46s1O
Cash value Of all other assets not inclu-
ded in above. ve,........................ 3,5s21s
60S, ,996.35
V@No unpaid losses and no unsettled claims
against the Company.
Policies issued against usual hazards of Fire.
Perpef uai Policies issued on Brick and Framed
Dwellings.
IRVING MORSE, Secretary.
ALBERT BowKER, President.
January 25th, 1870
OFFICE, l66 Fore street, Portland,
jan31ec d3w '
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THE DAILY PRESS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

hFIrlEYrrr
DUSlNESS UikELlUmY,
---
we invite the attention of both City and
"N'is 'eaoefs 10 The following list of Port
land BUSINESS HOUSES, which are among
.-o .-.os. le.lapie es'aoishments IN the City.
Advertising agency.
- 800 80.
Agricultural Juenierneuts a, SeaaS
SAWYER s. wooDFoRD, No. 1l9 Exchange St.
.-.
c. W. HOLMES, No. s27 Congress Street.
:,
CHAPLIN g. EATON ss Evch.no. stroet Weed u,
W. DYER, 1853. Middle ST over IT IT. Hav,s
q w.InFN ~ 9r.,s,o Nv, 60. 81 or
Ioo,, u.soruo O. ~ ,r,,..,.., ~
' ~. N-.Ef.o --o
paxars
-,
JOHN E MASTERToN, % Anderson Street.
D.o.. c, n-.y
~ ,,,I Ds' 'u
pno.s a S,.s Co-.. C---.--- VI
-. V
n,a.,,- -----
,-o,-,, r,l-,,,
~ y DNIhD' % nlo'ie street.
SMALL q SHACKFORD, No. 35 Plum Street.
----------------------
.rH-II.-n1,n.1-oen -r- II No -21Al Congress Street.
Brush Manufacturers.
Coal and Wood.
= " oo''' i0o'oi "o e''
Cabinet Fz,ruiture manufacturers
THEO. JOHNSON g. CO., No. 13l Union Street.
cabinet Makers.
G. H.BLAHE, Manufacturer Of Co6"s and Shoo-
NJ. N. BRUINS, 198 Market Square. (sHow CAsEs)
S. S. RICH & SON, 1873 Exchange st, (CoFFINs)
---------------------
~
WHITNEY & MEANS. Pearl st. opposite the Park.
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Customer Ito clerk in a hardware store)-
Show me small low-priced shears"
Clerk (facetiously)-" Perhaps you mean
pair of shears"
Customer Severely )--"I mean precisely
what said,"
Clerk (detiantly, opening specimen arti-
ticle)-" Are there not two blades here? and
don't two make pair?"
Customer (triumphantly) J." You have two
legs; does that make you pair of man?"
The shears were done up in profound ST.
lence.
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Fs)R a ALE !!

A NY person wishing to engage in the Dry Goods
II business can purchase sock of goods, with
good stand and well established business very
great bargain by addressing
BUSINESS,
ie5d2w& P. 0. Box 1920, Portland, Me.
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The Portland paiIy Press
Is published every day (Sundays excepted) by
thS
Portland Publishing Co.,
At 109 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
TERMS Eight Dollars Year in advance.
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The Maine stste Press

Is published every THURSDAY MORNING at
$3.50 a year; if paid in advance, at $500 a
year.
RATES OF FADvERTIsING.-One inch of space,
in length of column, constitutes a square"
$3.50 per square daily first week. rs cents
per week after; three insertions, or less, 81. 90;
continuing every other day after first week, so
cents.
Half square, three insertions or less, 70 cents
one week, $1.OO; 90 cents per week after
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs," $500 per
square per week; three insertions or less Sl.oO.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE M
STATE PRESS" (Which has large circulation
in every part OF the State) for S1OO per square
for first insertion. and 80 cents per square ior
each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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LEGAL TENDER.-The Boston Transcript
is disposed to be facetious over Chief Justice
Chase and his decision as witness the follow
ing:
The legal tender decision is considered by
many to be rather tough.
The man whose face is on what the Su-
preme Court calls ''inedeemable paper cur
rency" has some cheek to turn his back on
his portrait.
The Chief Justice seems to have been una
BILE to identify himself with the ex-Secretary
OF the Treasury.
No man ever pronounced against his Own
issue TO the extent OF Chief Justice Chase.
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Wanted.
WA MT ED .
Wanted.

American Girl to do general homework in a
IA family OF three must be good cook, irone1
and washer. Address HI Box 21b4, Portland.
fah11-dtf
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Wanted.
yJTANTED Immediately a small rent for gentle
w and wife, in a pleasant location the
Post office. Enquire at this office. dc14eodH
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Wood. Wood !

III ARD and SOFT WOOD, for sale at No. 43as Lin
Ia coin street. Also, dry edgings. ,
jan29 VIM, HUSE.
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TO LET.
To Let.

To Let.
A VERY convenient Office with consultation room,
N No 89b Middle street, suita e tor law or insu-
rance office. For terms &c, apply to
SAWYER & SOULE, No. Exchange ST.
Portland, February 4, 1870 teL4-lm
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tn z ri

TIyO LET at Woodford's corner, a good two story
L house and able and nine acres of land.
Also, small rent
no23 If G. Ii. ALLEN.
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j, AMBROSE MERRILL, No 139, Middle street.
J.W, ,&HH, MCDUFFEE, cor Middle & Union SITS.
EDWARD G. SWEET, II Middle street, Fox Block.
HILL, NO. 81, Federal street.
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TO 4.

CTORAGE and Wharfage or Custom House
- Wharf. Apply to LYNCH. BARKER q Co.
oc1Gtf 139 CONNIE cial st.
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Dissolution of Copartnershir

THE subscribers hereby give notice that the CO.
i partnership he etotore existing between them.
under the firm name and style OF
LOMBARD e. ARMSTRONG;,
is this day dissolved bv mutual con sent. MIR. Lom-
bard is to settle the affairs of the late firm.
LORING LOMBARD.
WIN. w. ARMSTRONG.
Portland, Feb IL, 1870. tel4d1aw3w
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THE RECENT STORMS.

GREAT FRESUET AT LOUISVILLE-THE Loss OF
LIFE AT CAVE CITY,
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1S-All that part of the
city lying on the levee now FOurhst is completely sub
merged, and the occupants are engaged in removing
their property TO safe quarters b. means OF skins
Prewitts, Ky completely destroyed by the storm
Saturday night John Mc(OwCn and his eldest daughter
were killed, aud another daughter badly Injured
Dowucrs stable blown away, and large number OF
hne horses ana hucS were hl4iS'; DI; D. nllaDn 'lu
wife, living twelve Iue5 west Of PrcwItts knob, were
badly wounded The storm was general along tiIc
Memphis and Louisville ami tue Louisville ana Naeh'He
Railroads, aud considerable damage to property Was Oc
Reports from Glasgow Junction KY, say that every
house between there and Cave City miles Distant IL
blown down. and twenty lives have been lost.
The river continues swell The rate Of p inches per
hour Tho boats the stocks at JcheiaCnyiie sup
yards had to be scued 10 keep them from being swept
About 81 600 and large quantity Of clothing and pro
visions were sent Cave city to-day 10 relieve the sui
fcrers by the tornado. meeting Viii be heId tomorrow
10 solicit additional aid.
THE TOWN OF PAINT ROCK DESTROYED.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 18.-The storm yesterday
morning destroyed the town Of Paint Rock near Hunts
VILE Some freight cars standing on n switch were
started and carried 30 yards away.
THE STORM on LAKE ERIE-THE CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD DAMAGED.
BUFFALO Jan. 1S.-The gale last night blew
the water down lake. causing sudden Prise aud con
siderable damage The Niagara Falls branch Of the New.
York Central Railroad is torn mp for the third time this
season. The OF the lake flowed over te embark
neut into he canal, ana the ice, dwood &C. let by
the sIb,idug piled mp 10 great hight on the
railroad track Passengers aud freight axe transferred al
| Black Rock.
THE INTERRUPTION TO RAILROAD CoMMUNICA-
TON IN ILLINOIS-COLD WEATHER.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-The railroad trains were
al suspended yesterday, and but very little Roadway
| was made to-day The weather is intensely cold. Tho
thermometer stood all day yesterday nc to j. degrees
below zerUI5 degrees below 40 o'clock this morning,
and degrees below at noon today.
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OF tho bugle warned them or their I'M
mediate defeat Daza attacked all sides. farcia
the head OF his advance guard took posse sHlon
OF the hock personally, while the rest OF MS column
entered the plain by the rear oyerthrowing the enemy
They made further resistance; In their hurry 10 PR.
vent anything from falling into into our hands they Set
Are to their dwellings abandoned the ground completely
and dispersed in flight the woods. In contrast WIN
the brilliant feat OF arms accomplished our loss Is smil
and four bruised.
Commenting the above dispatch in its Issue OF the
6h the Prensa says that Is thereby demonstrated that
the insurgents have fortified posts TO shelter them when
pursued that the Prsa right in asserting that tho
pacication OF the island painful operation, which
required longer time than imagined by those who do not
appreciate the obstacles the Spanish officers have TO en-
counter the pnvatons and fatigue the troops have
to undergo that is to be hoped that in the same month
of. March, when the campaign commenced last year.
the instruction be conquered, and nothing left eN
cepng criminals be handed to the civil guard DC
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TIE IEDIANAroLIs FEE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. lS.-Hhc most dis
astrous conhagraton that this city has ever known oc
Cured last evening The loss Will not ia far short OF
S.50OOO The Gro originated IN MorgsOu's opera Hail.
situated on South Mcridanst.. and caused by dc
feet in the furnace 1o over 1000 persons were assem-
blod i'm the Hall M the time, listening TO lecture by
John ~. GOugh. Tho fire hrs discovered at Vl5, III
corner OF the HAM, near the stage 1t was quietly
made known 10 the audience, who, strange 10 fente
made their way ont Of tho Hall without person being
hurt Nr Cough did much toward THIS miraculous CD
cape by his Caln collected manner The Hall was very
handsome marble structure four stories high
dcpfh, $50 feet, with frontage, including
no fourst0ry brick buildings adjoining, Of nearly go
feet The hail built some three years ago aud cost
$4,000 and was insured FOR $1,000 as follows: New
Work CompauIes-ScCGrlty, $500; Market. 5000 Lori
lard. 5000. and Home 5000 Hartford Companies
City. $500; Hartford, 5000; PhTniX, 5000 Cleveland
C0mpauies-Buckcye s5,OJJj Cleveland, 5000; Home OF
Columbus, 5000 and Republic OF Chicago, 5000. The
two brick buildings attached totally destroyed, IN
yul,ug loss Of $4,000, insured FOR S25O0 The suffer-
els were as follows: Patterson, Moore Talbot whole
sale druggists loss $4,000 insured In Ncw-lurk COmpa
mes as fOloVh. Market. 5000; Security Home, 5000
lAu3nK OF Hartford ana Cleveland Of Cleveland $1,000
each: Buckeye. 5000; Hartford, 5000; Bay state
So 900 Alfred Talbot n co.. Wholesale grocery; loss
s,ooOO insured in Ncw-York Companies. WI. Copeland
wa Jcrac millinery goods most OF the goods removed
loss about $1,000 ;snsuttd. At midnight The water gave
out. Tho night was tbs coolest Of the season.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
EENATE AIuANN Ian lc'


NOTICES
To amend the Hudson River Bridge charter;
for the relief Of Reformed Protestant Dutch Church
OF German Flats; to extend Madlson-aye to Union
square, New-EorK.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
by Mr.. TWEED-Amendng the act relative TO frauds
IN assessments for local Improvements authorizing the
bonds to pay the county debt; amending the
Ibo 6s ana 70 Gehr
TO extend the Manufacturing to enable The Amer
aud Foreign Bible Society TO unite with the Baptist
croachments aud obstructons Of the Harbor of New
York. to enable Mechanics and llborers to adopt rules
the Public Health of New.Uuecht Kings County; TO
amend the act for laying out roads IN Now Utrecht 70
EewYork 10 provide for revising the Statutes OF New
York.
BILLS PASSED.
To repeal the act relative to Courts OF Common Pleas
and General Sessions OF Peace relative TO Westches,cr
White Plains and authorizing the sale OF nc Bedford
Court Honse property prescribing The Jurisdiction OF
Courts Of Sessions and 10 provide for nnG vacancies In
the Office Of Justice of Sessions.
BILLS INTRODUCED
To facilitate the payment 81 taxes by Railroad Com
panies allowing Trades Societies make al necessary
bylaws &c. for their mutual aid benefit ana protection,
and declaring that tho sOcacd Conspiracy law shall not
apply Trades Unions Uhis bill up with the
approval and seal Of the NewlOrk WOrkngmen's Union
atachedE to extend MadisOnaye. to UuODsquare New.
York City; providing that the Governor ana Senate sha
appoint three commissioners 10 revise the statutes oil me
state, whose salaries shall be 5000 each per annum Tor
annually, their report be submitted TO the Legislature
CHARGES AGAINST TIE HEALTH OFFICER.
The following resolution was offered:
Uhg The Spowue Association aud others have made charges
and ot6er Quarantine o,5rsrs: therefore
Rra bs tb Committee on Commerce and Navigation invest
gate charge, report the Senate; the Committee ilur
expense except suc ucsssy procuring witnesses
motion To hold the investigation IN Albany was mega
lived. Considerable discussion ensucd 10 the rcspOu
sibihty Of tho charges ia which II was shown that tho
charges were merely spaper declarations, and that
charges.
The Senate then adjourned without dispo.Ing Of the
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IIAYTI.

TIE REyOLUTIONIsTs IN QUIET POSSESSION OF
PORT-AU-PRINCE - ESCAPE OF PRESIDENT
SALNAYE-HIS WHEREABOUTS NOT KNOWN.
BY the arrival at this port of the brig Rapid,
IN Is days from MragOane adyices from Hay direct TO
the 81 inst have been received by the last
arrival from st. Marc OF the Of PoTt-auPrnce
by the rev0utonsts ia fully confirmed Saget held quiet
possession of POTt-aurnce. At the taking of the city
President Sanave managed 10 make his escape. IL was
not known what direction he had taken, bat 1t was be-
leyed that he had fed into the Dominican territory 10
seek the hospitality OF Baez. batch of about fourteen
OF the adherents OF Sanave, known as Pcquets, had
been shot at MIagOano by order OF the revolutionary
General there They taken in the woods near Mira
gOane by the nsursen soldiers, put in prison for one
night, and the next morning were marched OUT ana cK
ecuted. one white captured along with thcm,
and lie too has been put to death All was quet at Mira
gOane and throughout the whole district, Of which IT IL
TIE chief port The people cheerfuy accepted the new
order of things Nothing had been heard mp 10 the ID
inst. az MlragOane Of tho irOnclad steamer Atlanta
which left Philadelphia last month for POrtau Prince
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GREAT BRITAIN.

THE WINNIPEG REBELLION CONSIDERED.
LONDON. Tuesday Jan. 49, 1870.
The Times Of to-day has an editorial on the Winni-
peg rebellion. The writer does not attach much I'M
portance to the movement, but intimates that the
Red River people cannot hope for recognition as q
Crown colony so long rs the rebellion continues.
MERCANTILE NEWS.
In consequence of the disastrous effects of recent
petroleum. fire in the city the merchants dcyising
for the safe storage of coal oils, and various
plans are on foot for improved warehouses; West
India and Panama Telegraph stock is quoted at a
premium.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

ANOTHER VIOLENT SCENE IN THE CORPS-h
GAMBETTA'S ATTACK ON MINISTER OLIVIER
OCCUPATIONS TO THE FUNERAL OF RAs-
PAIL-APPREHENDED DIsoRDER-TRAUP-
MANS's EXECUTION.
PARIS, Tuesday Jan. ls, 1870.
The Corps Legislatf held an animated session to-
day. There was an acrimonious discussion between
Minister Olivier and Deputy Gambetta The latter
in the course of a personal attack declared the
Minister was the last person TO speak to any of
conscience, as his own was most supple and change
able This caused great agitation in the Chamber,
and the Deputy called to order. Later in the
debate NJ. Gambetta INDUCED in another attack on
the Minister. when a Deputy exclaimed, Il recall
the gentleman TO order" NJ. Gambetra replied,
And recall the Minister to a sense of HIMSELF
scene of violent excitement followed this pass
age, and proceedings were interrupted for some
minutes. As soon as order restored tho discus
sion dropped and other questions taken up.
II is reported that populations from other cities
are coming here TO attend the funeral of Raspail.
Fears of disorder entertained.
Traupmann, the murderer of the Kinck family, viii
be executed tomorrow. and not next week, as was
reported this morning.
MORE DEMONSTRATIONS AND ARREsTS-DEATH
OF NJ. RAsPAIL.
There great demonstration last night on the
Boulevard Montmartc by the friends of NJ. Roche
fort. The crowd dispersed by the military with
out conflict and the Boulevard occupied by the
troops till after o'clock this morning The police
were also very active all night. There was consider
able disorder and many arrests were made. At this
hour tl30 p. ml the city is quiet.
NJ. Raspall, one of the Deputies in the Corps Legis
latf, died this morning.
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MINE.

ELECTION OF UNITED STATES sENATOR-THE
PEABODY OBsEQUIES.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 18-BOth branches Of the Leg
isature to-day voted for United states Senator with the
following result: IN the scuateThe Hon Lot VI. Morrill,,
q; the Hon. Isaac Reed. In the House-Mr. Morrill,.
100: Mr. Reed, 90 Tho House. by vote Of Is to 49,
tabled the resolution TO attend in body the funeral
ceremonies Of George Peabody az Portland ana accepted
the Committees report that IL LeXptdCnJ TO attend
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CECINSATI, Jan. ls.-GeOrgo Seel, u German,
undertook by taking II pnts Of indicated warm water
IN less than q hours 10 cure rheumatism lie begau Al
o'clock ast evening aud at o'clock had taken ~ pnta
~ ,yoa sut,ering excrutiating pain. This morning he
died man named Archerb0rn who prescribed i0i
SerI has sen arrested flo says it's receipt proeaep
lI0u "A bptabeI ~ Lps eld ep0ptI.
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PRUSSIA.
Tx loDlA.
uG, BURLINGAME'S MISSION.

uE. BURLINGAMES MISSION.
BERLIN. Tuesday, jan 1s. 1870.
The relations between the Count Won Bismarck and
Nh BuIlingame of the Chinese Embassy are OF tho
most cordial character They have frequent COLI
crences and there Is good reason to believe that the
treaty with China has been adjusted on the most
satisfactory terms.
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THE HUDSON RIVER oPEN FOR THE FOURTH
TIME

POrGuKEErsIE, ~ Y, Jan, iS.-lhe weather
has been extremely mild for tho past four days Last
pi,bt the atmosphere was sultry aud heavy. dense
, fc,Iovcd which was succeeded by IA rain storm with
thnndGr and lightning The river Is open 10 Albany for
the fourth ulc THIS season.
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organized A Committee was appointed to nominate
new officers, and inve the Governor aud Legislature
tn meet the Association in the Assembly Chamber TO-
morrow afternoon, when the annual address VIII be de-
hvered
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ROME.
TIM INEALLrRILLITY DOGMA.

LONDON, Tuesday. Jan. IS, 1870
Letters from Rome say that the American Bishops
object TO the declaration of the dogma Of intaili-
biility, on the ground that it will tend to check
pTOscyism among the Protcstants.
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TO CIVIL MARRIAGES.

OPPOSITION TO CIVIL MARRIAGES.
MADRID, Tuesday, Jan. 10. 1870.
Tie Spanish Bishops attending the Council ut
Rome have united in protest against the auth0riza
ton III Spain of civil marriages
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VOL. XXlX....No. 1881.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

,,Yrr,xc or THE NATIONAL AssoCIATIoN-A,p'-
nprs.E, RY MISS ANTHONY, SENATOR PoMh-
ROY, AND oTHERs-LETrER fko" '''''
SRI ArT MILL.
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ANOTHER VIOLENT SCENE IN THE CORPs-m
GAMBETTA'S ATTACK ON MINISTER OLIVIER
OCCUPATIONS TO THE FUNERAL OF RAS-
PAIL-APPREHENDED DISORDER-TRAUP-
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE,
FRANCE
THF WOMAN QUESTION.

WOMEN IN MEDICAL COLLEGES-THE LAIN
QUARTER AND THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TREATMENT OF
WOMEN STUDENTS COMPARED To THAT OY
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To amend the Hudson River Bridge charter
for the relief of Reformed Protestant Dutch ChuTc
of German Flats; TO extend Madlsonaye. to Union
square NewTorK