davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-06-03
The St. Domingo Treaty Again Be-
fore the Scnnte-Pfesideut,s N1eAs
anEe ON tho Treaty.
Washington tltay 31> Despatch 10 fhe Hr1e yo,I

Washington tIfdy 31) Despatch 10 The He1e ro,t
Herald.
Tie additional article TO the Dominican
treaty, extending the time for the RATIFICATION
to the LIST Of July, was submitted TO the Sen
ate to-day Accompanying the document was
o message from the President Tue first poiut
treated was the Monroe doctrine, with Icfer-
crence to the West Indies, the Spanish .Aueri-
can republics particularly, and generally tile
whole subject Of American dominion On this
hemisphere. Tie message cha1acterizcs the
annexation Of st. Domingo rs the frst move
ment in the inauguration Of the Monroe doc
trine. Much las been said on this subject.
II has been lgitated for years, and pa1ticu-
la1ly in late years, since this government Las
taken more conspicuous attitude before the
world. The opportunity offered By the e1-.
Vrese desire Of st. Domingo to become part
of the United States, it is urged, should not
be lost, for it gives at once pesceab'e and
practical solution Of the Monroe doctrine. and
makes il . fixed policy. The message. con
tinues BY declaring that having the acquisition
Of st, Domingo open before tie government,
should the Senate refuse to 1Ahfy, the Monroe
doctrine becomes dead letter, and it
would be piece Of une1anpled pre-
sumption to Bay that no other nation
shaA come in and take possession OF or estab-
Ash protectorate ofe1 any Of tho small in
, 1870-06-03

arow Ceaatef, 6snRsfsck7 - ess WOOD ---~
seew 0rtos, An.kaEos, . n. za.her, III m 'afs' |
e.sv & 1t'sap. siss 1ake. 10 u ..ahe<, 100 m
Bs,zr W1ozatnR. GRIND Haxsa. 1se U lnnbef.
R.rae CIV VI Hfe, Grand Hky:n Soo N lamoef'
sehf Y a Snmous, Hautsaee, ~ m mhoef.
gchr ntcnIoF Holland, $ m H2SeA
9coW Hlsck Hawk, Lincoln, 1se s1Moss.
Scow Pendleton, SAuxHt1ck, . m*
Scow Pendleto0, ssuxAsncE, 20 coz HA
Scht Robert HOwlet, Grand Hevea,tuH
scow u. n Dunham, HI1tons Pier, WOOL
Bark Ma1y E rClcw. Otopto, coal
Scbr knte E Howard, MuskeEou timber;
CLEAIED.- .-.-.-.- .Jhue
5mr Orion, Grsnd Haven, - bfss pork anu sun
stnr Sbehoyrap. Milwaukee, sundrics-
8$rpr Coron2, St Joseph, sunlStes- -
Prop Nashua, OEnensbuIKh, 10,3a3 bu corn. o'V
bSts dOur. And EundIs1k
prpp FAyoltte, St. Joseph, anndreA
Prpp st. Louis, Buialo, so hrts nour, 4ss green
hidee, and SundrteA 9
scnr Mettator, OaweGo, u, 80 hu corn.
Schr ". F1llrkpIr. 0sHego, Is sss bu cotu-
Sch1 1;fnsev. Free Soil ii hrls Gonr and sundfies.
Bart Normsn, Little Sturgeon, 10 bEls pork md
scnr B1scE % %Hswt, ssony Crtet, rund..es.
schr Iittie Belle, Xnskegon. 8 brls pork
scor Laurel, Duck Lake, ofls pofs. , oris oeef'
seow Black HaVf, lincoln, S brls aour aud sun-
ErttQ
, 1870-06-03
HlIN014 CENTRAL
%frN Feat ~ tska x4rAnk
LAKE, sHoRE ANp 1lun1oAs souragRp

DEFOf-CoFHefM It N HUftn And SbefM1nstk
-, Ticket 0ttee, = Sauta ClaskTt
hMs1:.;-a;...,;...-.:-...-..-. Ms1: 7iop n
t!thalt Aeconmod atfon.....s 5Or n sl6:I0 = ~
Auantis Express tdAilyJ..-... s:B ). N 7ME6
''1e1A 9 ~ ?. N ss6:I u
nay h3pfes:..--. 7aN s7un.m
, 1870-06-03

There is at least prospect Of the vaat
mineral wealth Of China being turned TO somo
sion to open up the coal fields at NanEdng aud
1iuthainE, where coal Of d very superior
auality is obtainablc. He intends to send to
England for competent engineers and tho
requisite machinery Good specimens OF coal
Lave aleo been obtained at San-ti, some 900
miles above Hankow.
, 1870-06-03

ARRIvEn.-The schooner Lincoln Dali ma41e her
appearance In cur hafb0r, yesterday, for the first
time Aimee her disaster last fall She wss loaded
with lumber from Cheboygan.
LAID CE--There were seven tugg LAID up, yes
ter6Ry. IN lhis port
WA0Ga-9eamen shipping from this port, In the
gra,ntrade, are receiving $l.50 per diem.
0fF.-We learn that the tug C1emats, whlch
went to the assistance Of the bark city Of Buffalo,
ashore on DrummOnds Island, has succeeded In
her to Detroit The bark Is slightly damaged.
PASSING TEssEIs-Quite a number Of the neet
conveying ore and grain have passed down. aud
large number are Exported as being near Thunder
Bay, when one OF the propeilers passed By which
passed down this morning. Some Of those report
Ell to-day cleared from Chicago On the eed, and
have been delayed by light or head winds. s.-Dxtroi.
7}ftuHe. N0y 81.
, 1870-06-03

Estate OF Patrick Ryan. johanna Ryan {wtdoE1
was appointed to administer under bond Of 5000.
PRAYER 10 sEll CEMETERY srOCK.
Converse PaEkhuIst r. Francis H Benson. Bill
tot the sale Of scrip representing capital stock
tST tO0 Of the Rosehlll Cemetery Company, assign.
ID TO complainant rs security for the payment Of
loan Ct 5000 made by complainant, resident oi
Jacksonville, Florida, in December 1853 The LOAF
and interest has ever since remained unpaid
, 1870-06-03

DUGS-IAtIt MES IN incFt1SEu 1c1tlt9 III Tue
:r:Idc to-day, and increased lrInness In prices
The receipts were moderate, and ~ Eastern ad-
WIGS we're favorable, shippers took hold " sharp"
and sales were quick At m average advance OF
i0c on all grades above common, which ruled
ullIet and stcMy at Substantially yestenlays Clos
ing prices. The quality averaged better than for
the few previous days, md we note several sales
4f so.oo aud over I'hc highest price realized Was
Is Ssles tFanspirel ut Sla3@a40 for common,
Light, coarse, aal mixed lots; saso&s.1o for nc.
aiun,, and Ut xaIa&o. 80 for good to extrn-prtncl-
,,1r.,xr Ift
, 1870-06-03
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE,

The General Transatlantlc Coupany's tuzii ssaGR
slips bctTssn SeE York md Hayre. cs1lins at Hrest
nent 1a every alternate Saturday.
Eaten Of passs1s rayable IN fod tincladnx wtncl
T. Pa1t. tineiodins .ilway ticket. SIS and ~
These steamers DO not carry steerase PASSENGERS.
American tf1selltFs &otbk rtturntnG from 63
trxn.it BY knEish railways and the dscou!fott1 Il
crossing ths channel bedass swing time tronba sna
way,E.Y-
, 1870-06-03

Ton, alleging that the Ways and Means Committee
1ss hnpetahtially agreed upon the fextof the new
e fnnolnR h!u, the basis OF which is 8 4 per cent
oou1, nlth 90 compulsory clause on banks Bnd no
cussi0n to-day. -
Money, s95 per cent
Sterling, nm At 100 oaE@11pH.
Gold duH ana urn; opened 1t 1lAx. touched
11z4, and closed It 114Hesl14k. CARING raIes s
PR oens % nsa cleaianees, s2s,odotoSo, Ex.
, 1870-06-03
New York mr. H~zAx MAykee.

NEW EoNx. Jnne 2.-MAfket vetJ quiet, but
prices are without material change. the only In
6leached mnshns, which are selling n 'Sc, sntf
pWigtth hook-fnld cambric, reduced frum 10 10 15c.
, 1870-06-03

1{TUG ZoCAvE As10RE-The tug Zouare, In going
dow u the river yesterday afternoon, ran ashore,
The Mason pulled On her sevsra1 times, when she
Suyin0w Ehteyp7ise, Nay 81.
, 1870-06-03

S11EET-Thc supply Was more liberal to-t1ay
than for CONC time past, and for common and In
ierior descriptions, which constituted the bulk Of
Inc offerings, prices were unsettled and lower.
Good to cheap were steady aud tllD.
, 1870-06-03
LONDON IND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
Rates Of Passage Reduced.
STEAMERS SAIL ulXEET TO LONDON,

STEA-NEKE SAIE. UIhEET TV LUNUUN+
PAR PPAARRAASAA AAsv.-.......J}aa1H.c i
BELLOSA ........+..JuIy IT,
Hates OF paFaa$e payable In cuIrrncy First cah{Us
S70; second cabin, 4O; stetr1ee, $1&.
Patseuken booted 10 Han,buIE. rsmen. .Havrr PsriE.
Antwerp aud Rotterdam ut retuced currency rates
For freight and passase apply to ROWLAND h
ASPtSWALL. Agents, ~ Soathst, New York. OF 10
, 1870-06-03
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

THEEsDAY EVENING, June 9.
LTMDER-A moderate demand e1lste1l for lum-
Der and prices were firm and unchanged. At the
ii over The demand for "a - sawed shIngles
,u1,tinucs activc, and sales arc quick at s31sIi3
.l5 per ! 900 afOat. Lath sold to large extent
ii s9NNa a2.1ak; md p1ckcts arc held at 800.
The following are the current rates Of freght5
trt.Iu the different points named 10 Chicago:
, 1870-06-03
OCEAN STEAMERS,
PtiIFlC HAIL STEAMSHIP COAPAEI
THROUGH Linz to California md China.

FARES 6RKAfLY RKDUCEp.
stesnsa leaEe Pier He. L Hoyth Rf.e1 foot oY C4uaI
st. At l. O'clock the Eth and Slit except ha9
these dsya TAU M eandsy-the0 the Day previcnr-
June 41ALA4kA. Capt Gray. connecting with Con-
SITUATION, Capt Chva1iy.
oas hehndrrd popnc1 psss.fe al1c~es tee to each
adu1t pAkaenTc.. Medicine AID 4tttndance free.
All det Arrures touch At Aacx1nIe; that Of the stff
tcnuech 1t Fac41n2 With ete4rner1 ioE South Pacific
rrta Eth ard 9l for Ccutat ADeean ports, ana fhase
Of 1T touch at A1nxAnliQ. -
F0A JAPAN AND CHINA,
Steamer JAPAN. leaving July L. 1s7u.
Eqs fright md pssaEs tsEets, and al further h fne-
nation. 1ppy the Office tho wharf, foot Of Canal
II, New FORK f. R RAaT A&tnt,, Or atGenefAl Wes
Agency, ecEner LASLus Ard Ns6irop-stA. Cheaga,
, 1870-06-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
EeFclHn Markets

LONDON, June a-EventnS-The bu1lion IN the
Bank OF En9l1nd has increased $4,000 On the
week. ... -.
Copsolsf for monsy, rs; zccount ssA. Ames1ean
pesExtses V9let; 1sss, @Xi 1ssVG @*i 1ss's
, 1870-06-03

A general csll Of the common Law docket Of this
court will he commenced on Monday next, ~
include cases up TO No. el4, which means 81
CAUSES commenced previous TO the first day OF
January last auses within the cali not heretofore
diligently prosecuted will be dismissed, unless
c2Lse to the contrary be stuwu.JH
, 1870-06-03
Arrival and Departure Of Trains,
BUAMER 4RRANGEXRNT.

CHICAGO 4 NUHTHWE5rKKN RAIRQAR
Ticket Otoces southeAst corner Of C11rk rad Lafe-
CpCEeN BLEy3g 41p uNAHA LIE.
nK3OT-HdFth WeIIAet
, 1870-06-03

FIRE CRACKERS We're inquired for and the
market was urn ut 2s0sGo0 per box.
HAT-ThtB market was fymer to-day. The low
prices prevalent for the past few days have In
duccu q better demand. anil for prairie prices
oshy, pressed, s1a 50 prairie, pressed, SO 70
@11.W; timothy lH'se, On WAGON, $iaooalaoo; ;
p1airte, loose, wagon, $40 for delivery
Of pressed hay, $1.0031oa.
HIDES-The hide market WIS qnet aud easy
Rt the decline Of nc noted ycHtert,ay. We re-
peat our quotations, a. to!ows; City
hntcheIs, E$261Sc; country do, 1(aIkc; green
salted, cured, uaht, 9kc: do. hcayy, SIC: green
cali, lac; dry int, 1sc: dry salie''. i5416c; grub
By, scored, cut. or otherwise damaged, two-thirds
price; branded. 10 per cent of.
IRON AND STEEI-Thcre WIS q moderate
, 1870-06-03
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, juno z.
Tho following table shows the receipts and
shipments Of produce at this point during the
1,aBt twenty-four hours.
, 1870-06-03
Pars Of BpfkAl0s

ARR1vKp FROM CHICAGO, May sl.-schooner j.
Garrett. ... ,,,
CLEARrp FOR Chicago, Nay 91-Prups f5M@
outh, A. l. Craig, W. T. Graves, cAnlstea-
, 1870-06-03

| Toledo. n "a Ter sas s--rs41eo $3.50
Detptt. .1Hs1o 4Ss1s b73 1t:als
Cleyel2nd... hoe4 $50 H+soe Nsf@
Total, 9o6oo 18ae es 1,As1s4 ss.sl
PREY. Weck. sae40 .a.W7,aN eN,fs6 36Ar ro88
Cor.Mk, So. LEILA ll74tN8 uA091 411.aM
Co.#eek, '6s 1858 51O,s55 6S3,As 4Sooso
Cor. WI, 81. .x2,6a4 s4s s,07l H7f5Ia sl,Al
The following were the comparative receipts
Of -four and grain 1t the ports Of Chicago,
Milwaukee,, fo4edo, Detroit and CLEVELAND
from January to Nay q. in the yeasa lnda-
Gated:
, 1870-06-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

THURSDAY EvESlHG, June g.
The following table shows the daily receipts and
shipments Of live stuck during the week up to this
, 1870-06-03

,EsT ~ 1.i,r ha+nd.e nninn ina .ac. ctr
eifr it1 nss = k S95ses. xt n socafos az ,rn.r @
~ - ~ X .ss 71c 'p, ~ inns M :, = asa
ssc: z eountr1 al Spper, N, !aSs5c: collar. y IL
s,s; salf city gnIar sts:ts ns sa seHRts a o
nmoer'' 1sSiS lbs' sSas4c: rough up3sr. dsms.ed.
s@soc. ChIcaco soc. SsasSc: Buffalo slaughter
s0e, 1.,SNsaSrnter sole, 4sa.,c; Philadelphia so,e.
saa52c; hairless, l, II. 4sGa4sc; KIP, light, s1oOS
l kp Nc ne1IT1r taI1 !, sssaSS @ @ kp FtsnGS FRsav
iii - iha q sS5a French caif 81 bs 81 ;Na
400; French cali, - lbs, Sl.6otaLeo; French Kip.
"a 0.ss M. russet 1inIngs \ dozen. sssSa;.0
METAIS AND TINNElfS' STtCK. - The
a oIlsIs ws5e sFss aqa 1an very l., satsaetry r., nesy
now current:
" ..n. i. :'eo; large pigs sc; small pigs &c;
&c roPP1kHEConper 1 bostoma- ssc. brazlers. over
1e irs. sc; tiniieti copper, asc. >'"
~ abact 1Sc Ensltsr Itc ess'A '' s' 4'
10 y ao & .; VI :. nv ?. 1 e n NJ IL ~ a
ie' TX. IN - 1nc. o. soct tsN' ~ ~ ~->' '' IVY
.rS ~ ne storts are hadiv h1osnn " ms
~ rates are strictly adhered as e. We a9ote I'D
@ "a aSsf ttT ;s 10: al q Kee. Is Is: I'd :, seS
20. ~. M phi,t Al III 1 s5. ma hjnSu III 81
S..Mi nae plaeo 'o' Aeh' s'''o' HAe otaeo 14'
*GS2n1e ,,np.a, ,.,,,.,, T., s.t,,.o ~o,n.,+ ,r,,
g-Lnseen conttnues u acte ds IeHuests anu
noueis Ee1s nlm " tnelI views to-iay " sG w ~ ~
Fance, sl.lS DelnR asHea ios laH. ann kl.te !uE
boiled Carbon , ~ vas au a. sas reduction @ recently
Whale was as. "oiIS lltte 9. W = roy y. quote:
S!:laa ~; 70: = Si.oVts i.o9; 'nseeu, 1a" tLl5
inEeed, boiled whale oil, bank OIL,
sSeStins s,n sse si speim .9 - eltnsSf l e
stac1lE pure, sL40.
, 1870-06-03

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y The barkentiues June A. FaIkin5urg and
John Hdncock will sail to-day for San Francisco
and take a mail, which closes at IL O'Clock.
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81 The clipper s. G. Read is supposed to be
hourly due from San Francisco, and the bark Comet
may be looked for in all next week.
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81 We invite the attention of our readers,
particularly those who did not hear it, to the address
of His Ex. 8. H. Phillips, which viii be found entire
on our fourth page. No one can peruse it without
gathering much information though he viii fail to
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-s-,ue Of an Order o. sale made BY the Hon. D. NcBryde
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~ al the Court HOuser in Honolulu,
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A CHANGE--The change of the moon took place on
Wednesday last, and with it came a change in the
weather, as predicted by old salts. The cold buster
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last two days the ordinary pleasant weather has pre-
vailed once more. A good deal of rain has fallen in
this vicinity the past fortnight, and vegetation is
1onEi11 nm
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD-Elecfion
o. DiTect0rs--At the annual meeting in Balti-
more yesterday Of the stockholders OF the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company Messrs John
John Spear Nicholas, John Gregg, e. Oliver
cDonneI, James Harvey, Albert Schumacher
Galloway Cbeston. VIM. W. Taylor, Samuel
Kirby and Allen A Chapman were unanimous
iy chosen Directors The Wheeling Intelligen-
Ger OF Saturday announces that President Gar
Ietth has purchased for the Baltimore and Ohio
Company the Hempheld Railroad, and that the
road will be extended from Washington, Pa.
70 some point on the Pittsburg and Cumberland
Road. thereby reducing the distance between
Wheeling and Cumberland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

TIE WORKING PEOPLE.-The Grand I,odye
OF CTispins does not appear to be able to enforce
ne Own DEGREES. Some DAYS ago il adopted A
resolution that there should ssbe no more strikes
m the Crispin organization" Outright upon
the heels OF this decision we have the news OF a
strike Of members of the Order employed At a
factory at Hopkinton, Massachusetts. on
account OF the refusal of the employers to dis
charge, at the command OF the Lodge, a Crispin
who had Withdrawn from the Order. The en-
ployers gave the men, about one hundred in
number, until yesterday to return TO work; n
by others. IL the Grand Lodge has any authori-
ty,.here Is an excellent opportunity for It's as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

RArrRU.sD NzErINe-At q meeting of IN.
s:ockboldefs Of the Wilmington and weldon IN,
C.J railroad. held in Wilmington on "wednesday
last, the following directors we're elected for
the ensuing year: w. A. Wright. A. j. DeRos-
Il. =. Newcomer. s. H. Shoemaker, Baltimore;
=. II. Cameron, Harrisburg, Pa, w. H. Will
lard, Raleigh, n. G.; @. H. Brogden, Goldsbo-
Hon. X. X. Brideers was reelected president
OF the company. The next annual meeting viii
be held in Wilmington on the rrst Wednesday
after the second Monday in November next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

General Butler endorses the President for
holding in allegiance the title 10 the lands
claimed by McGarrahsn, and thinks he lie en-
titled therefor to the thanks of all honest and
Judicious men, With the fuller light that has
recently been shed upon this subject, the
people will think so too. The disposition OF
these "land-grabbers" to take "snap judgment"
at the expense ofpublic rights might as well be
stopped at once. What they chiefly regret i,
that they can't dig mp territory or two, clar
them into a wheelbarrow, and make OF with
them to parts unknown. Let Us give thank.
that wheelbarrOws Of the necessary dimensions
DO not eXist.-N. r. Commercial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

GooD-The school appropriation bill passed
both boards Of the City Councils last night, and
the teachers, now some months behind in their
salaries viii be paid. The STAR takes some
credit to itself for putting the balI-or bill, in
motion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

GES. RC-LER AND The MCGARRAHAN
CLAIN-Gen. Butler is out in a letter, in which
he recites his personal knowledge Of the con-
tested land claims between McGarrahan and the
New Idns Mining Company, which have been
mixed W in the resignation OF Secretary Cox
lie Is a member Of the Committee of the House
OF Representatives which examined the case
heard the arguments OF counsel and the testi-
nOny OF witnesses, and he gives il a. his opinion
that neither McGarrahan nor the Company has
any Just title to the lands in question, but tina
OF right they belong to the United States. II
cannot be denied by the sncerest friend of Mr.
Cox that he showed almost undue anxiety to
give away this five millions worth of prop
erty to private corporation at the gov
eminent valuation OF one dollar and a
quarter per acre, giving il away, too, to
the prejudice OF all claim Of the United States.
President Grant interfered, and his interior
ence had this result: IL possibly saved the PEG
PIE i've millions Of dollars. 1t was not An in
reference to save Mr.. McGsrrahan; it was an
interference to protect the rights of the people
of the whole country. As General Butler says.
E'nearly quarter Of a million of the peoples
money had been expended in contesting this
claim, and counsel as eminent as the late Edwin
M Stanton had been engaged in the case. Mr..
Cox, by single stroke of bis pen, by the issu-
ing of his patent proposed to sweep these two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars into the
treasury Of the New Idria Mining Company
and at the same time make them present of
tract Of land worth five millions OF dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

The Aldermen last night confirmed = few more
OF the Mayors appointments that have been
hanging on the hooks of the "octette.'' Why
not end this purposeless squabble by confirm mi ns
the whole list &?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

0Joe Jefferson gives his one hundredth mar
Torrance OF Kip Van Winkle n Roofh,. n - -
tire, New York, this evening.
Inc latest election returns from Nsvada
make the Assembly tie, and gives the senate :
republican majority Of three. SeAss@
~The ladies Of Paris hays forr.1
Eon Corpe 70 AID In the defence Of the 80.
Many ladies Of high social position hold cor, ~
sions In this body. 'SAA nis
~Ths project Of admitting woman n a..
medical university at Edinburg has rec, .ns
the express disapproYal OF the Queen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

REBELLION IN CrAH.-George Ottenger, w.
u Philips, Charles Livingston, Charles Savage,
ndrew Burt and james Finnemore, officers of
the Mormon militia, we're arrested in Utah yes
terday by United States Marshal Patricks, st
the instance OF Gov. Vaughan, for arming and
late Gov. Shafer, and engaging in rebellion
against the United States, under the Law of
Congress OF 1852. The defendants appeared
before the Hon. 9. d. Hsvley, Of the Supreme
Court, and gave bail for their appearance this
morning for examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

LAMKSTABLE LAMEsTATIoN.-Aut the way
from Rome with the compliments of the pub
Usher, Signior Joseph Via, 3s7 via Del Corso, -
we have political "Lamentation on Republican
France, dedicated to Napoleon III. by Edward
st. John Bremen. And q lamentable affair IL
Is. The opening lines are as good or bad as any,
and they are thus:
An emperor smitten. not slain,
Smitten sore by the treason of knayes,
Thou shalt rise, % Napoleon, to crush
Meath thy heel those abOrtions of slaves
Meath thy heel shalt thou crush them ID death
Those who have poisoned with pestilent breath
HE good thou hast done for thy beautiful
France
In the days of thy might and magnihcence.
IL i certainly rough on the ex-Emperor that
his misfortunes make him the target tor such
symI athletic ''lines, as these
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

NOT ISo.-Tbe statement that Marshall o.
Roberts and General Fremont have taken e1
tensiye and permanent quarters here, for the
purpose Of looking after the interests of the
southern Pacific Railroad, is contrsdicted,-at
least the first part Of it. Nevertheless things
will probably be "looked after"