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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-30

TRIBUTE OF REsPEcT.-The follow
ing is a copy of the resolutions Of re-
spect passed BY the Good Templars on
the death of Mr.. Oscar NJ. Boyd:
WHEREAS, 1t has been the will Of
the All-Wise Creator TO remove from
our midst,kby death, our much beloved
brother Oscar M. Boyd, who died
December Oath, 1870; therefore be it
Resolved, That in the death Of Bro.
Boyd, the Brotherhood and Sister
hood of Good Templars have lost a
brother, q faithful christian, and q
jealous worker in the cause of Tenn
perance, and the community an exem-
plary christian, and that we deeply
sympathiZe with the bsreaved parents
Of our beloved brother.
ResolUed, That the Charter of our
Lodge be draped in mourning for
thirty days.
ResolUsd That these resolutions be
published in the daily papers and in
the Western IadependsRt, and a copy
be transmitted to the parents Of our
deceased brother.
j. WILL. BUTTRIss,
JAS. g. MCALPIN,
f. STINsON,
Committee.
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towed the Ada Heilman from where
she laid to a safe harbor, under the
lee of the Savanna and bsrges........
Captain Ike Whitaker. chief clerk of
the Mollie Moore, arrived by the noon
train yesterday. The Mollie Moore
re-shipped by rail 50 hogsheads of
sugar and 10 barrels of oranges...."..
IF the river is not navigable to Louis
Vile on Saturday the Morning Star
will make a trip to Cairo in place of
the Idlewild. Shippers will be ready
to avail themselves of the opportunity
of shipping South......The Susie Sill
yer received largely yesterday, and wi
leave, positively, tomorrow at 10 AN.
The St. Marys also received a con-
siderable lot Of freight yesterday, and
will leave on Monday.
| Boats Leaving To-day.
/ For CAIRo.-The magnificent Low
/ pressure Qaickstep will leave for
Cairo and all way ports at . P. N. to-
day, 10 charge of her renowned and
careful commander. Capt. Fl. I. Dex
ter, one of the most experienced off
cers 10 commission. la her Office
will be found tnoss elegant aad atten
tive young gentlemen, Walter B. Pen
niugton, Eugene Rudd and Sid. Hum
phrey. Passengers will find very su
perior accommodations.
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The weather continued clear and
cold up to dark last evening, with the
mercury ranging at 270 at shutdown.
At dark it grew colder and the wind
charged around into the southeast
and east, and there were strong signs
of rain or snow, but before midnight
it was almost clear, and the mercury
had risen to 800. The ice continued
to run heavily all day yesterday, and
was generally in large fields, supposed
to have been from gorge at
Hawesville breaking up..........""...,
The Quickstep arrived from Cairo at
4PM having fought her way through
with considerable difficulty, but with
great gallautry, sustaining no injury
whatever. She will leave to day,
positively. unless the ic. is worse,
Walter B. Pennington looks oonsid-
erably older than he did upon his last
departure. but is still in q ine state Of
preservation and weighs go pounds
avordupois. He has room to grow,
howeveT.........A high court of admi-
rally was held on board the Susie Sill
yer last night, to try distinguished
boat.store keeper on grave charges,
whose name We suppress on account
of his respectable connections. The
Court was composed Of the venerable
Judge George Moore, Captain of the
steamer Mollie Moore, aud Capt Andy
Robinsoo, Of the 81. Msrys, with
Captain Tom. Shields, of the Susie
Silver, as Judge Advocate, and 8
Board Of Umpires composed of Cap
tains A. T. Gilmore, D. G. Fowler.
Fred. R. Huston, James Cunning
ham, Green 3. Shields, Ike Whitta-
ker and Henry Mitchell. The case
was conducted with great ability
by the Judge Advocate. the
accused conducting his own de-
Tense with an adroitness We have sell
dom seen cqualled. His ioal appeal
to the court was pathetic in the high
est degree, and moved almost all
present to tears. Captain John a..
Triplett, was marine marshal, and
discharged his duty with great
ability. The eztenultipg cireum
stances surrounding the case led
the jury to infict the mildest pcs
sible punishment-irinks for the
Court and witnesses. aud recon-
mended that the accused was not to
be hurt. Certain developments in the
trial Of the above case led to the ar
rest of Captain Tom. Shields, and he
is now under bond to appear before a
special commission this evening for
trial. The examination will be very
exclusive, but some rich developments
are expected. The best legal talent
Of the city has been retained to
prosecute and defend,......................
Some boat passed Henderson, yester-
dag, coming up, but as she had not ar
rived At midnight she probably laid up
below Lookhart's point with the Bel
fast..........The Qaiekstep coming up
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LIBERAL ALLOwANcEs.-A At the
Council meeting last night Mr.. Car
penter presented the following petit
ton, and moved to grant the prayer
therein contained, remarking with a
very knowing look, that as the Coun
ell had been vcrg liberal in making
allowances. he did not know but they
would allow this:
TO HIS Homer tits 1EoBOr, and the Common
CClutstI OF EUGusUiLte'
Your petitioner would respectfully
represent that Wilhelm Hahn is now
lying sick at the house Of Mrs. Mena
Gross, and cannot pay the rent, and
she would respectfully ask your hon
Orable body to pay the same, the rent
amounting to Sf3 so.
HENRY STEINNTAN,
for NJ. Gross.
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MEssRs. EDIToRs ALLOW me the
use Of your columns to express my
many thanks to the proprietors of the
machine shops Of Messrs. @. Kratz,
William Heilman, Reifz & Haney,
and Schultz, Truman & Co., for their
ki q attention aud peeuniary aid
while in the city, after being disabled
from my work at the machinest trade,
from severe Injuries received in my
hand. EDWARD DELLOUssAYE.
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River Disnafches.


CINcIENATI, Dec. 29.--River II
feet l inch, and has fallen 10 inches.
There is no change in the ice, save
that the blocks appear larger. Their
mometer 81. Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 29.-The weather
was much colder to dap than yester-
day, the Thermometer in the morning
standing at 18', but gradually rose,
and at 6 P. Il. stood at 27. Ice is run
ming heavily, ID consequence of which
the Terry boats to JeffsrsonVille have
suspended operations fer the present.
The river is gradually receding. and
all business Is suspended in marine
circles. There is no news of q local
nature to report.
CAIRO, Dec. 29.-Arkansas Belle.
Cairo TO Evansville, II AN; Il. E.
DeRussy, Memphis to Mound City, G
Pm; Utah, Arkansas River to Cairo,
6PM.; Dexter. Cairo to New Orleans,
7P.M. River fell one foot. Weather
clear. Mercury 16o at daylight, and
280 this evening.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 29.-River fall.
ing, with 81 inches water on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather clear and cold. Ar
riyed-Talisman, from Cairo.
MEMPHIS. Dec. 29.-Weather clear
Mercury 400 at noon; freezing to.
night. River still falling, and ice
still running heavy. No boat ven.
lures above here. The ferry boat al
Belmont is still plying, but with grea
difficulty. The Messenger met tht
first ice at the mouth of White River
This Bodmann reports the ice verJ
heavy at Randolph. Arrived-Mes
senger and LaBarge, New Orleans
| OIeburne, Arkansas River; Des Arc
White River. Departed-BodmsnI
and Emperor, New Orleans.
| VICKsBURG, Dec. 90. Up Bis
marck and Fl. NJ. Shreve. Down
Atlantic aud barges and Natchez
River rising. Weather clear AM
| pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, December 29.-Ar
Fived-Thompson Dean. St. Louis
Arkansas, Arkansas River; Bell
Lee, Memphis. Departed - OH
Kyle, Cairo; Garrett and barges
Plttsburg; Durham, Arkansas.
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Masonic ELECTION IN NEW HAIR
NY.-The officers elect Of ArStic
Lodge No. 394 +. s. A. NJ, at New
Harmony, Ind. we're installed on
Tuesday evening. the 9th inst, as
follows
james b. Cayler, w. NJ; JOSEPH
n. Ward. s. WI John KlbiDger, J
W.; Jul. G. Miller, Treasurer; GeOrg'
w. Engler. Secretary; viii. H. Hu
20, $. d.; Wendell Smith. j. d.
Morris Ford and Cyrus Sohnee. Stew
ards; Frank Collins. Tyler.
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NAMED.

On the E., c. & P. R. R. bridge
twelve or fifteen good laborers and
five teams. Men receive 81 70 per
day, and teams 50 80. Pay monthly
on receipt of estimates. Apply to
GRIFFITH & VAN WAGNER,
dec28 81 Mt. Vernon, Ind.
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BARR's PICTORIAL ELIXIR stops o
cough at once and cures q cold 10 a
few days. dec20d1meod&EeoW
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WATCHgg AND JEWELRY Ar C0sI

Gust. Il. Jsgeman will commence
to day, and fer fifteen days will sell
from his largo stock Of Watches,
Jewelry and Gilverware
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100000 extra heavy reserved gun.
MES for sale on easy terms, at Locust
Street Warehouse.
WHITE, DUNKERsoN g. Go.
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Look at These
p RICES.
Good Comfort CsIlcoes
At cants per Yard.
Good Water-Proof Cloth
At rs cents per Yard.
Very Best Calicoes
At 10 cents per Yard.
Splendid Rleached Shlrtinqs
At 121k cents per Yard.
Grey TWilled Flannel
At 30 cents per Yard.
Plain and Plaid Poplins
At l21S cents per Yard.
Plain POPltns
At % certs worth 4Oc.
PLAIN POPLINB
At rs cents; worth 500.
Plain AIpaCaS
At so centsi worth eco.
PLAIN POPLINS
At 50 cents; worth csc.
ALL oF OUR PLAIDs CHEAP.
Changeable Poplins,
(Beautifull, at Is cents.
BEST s5 90 BED BLANKETS
In Evansville.
Best Dollar Kid Gloves
In Evansville.
Crash for Towels.
tWldel. at cents per Yard.
GOOD BLACK ALPACA
at Is cents; worth s5c.
ALL OTHER ALPACAs CHEAP.
A good article of
All Wool Children's Hose,
Two pair for Is cents.
LADIES' MERINO HOSE. pair for 95O
CANTON FLANNEL at l21Sci worth Is
Extraordinary Bargains In
TABLE LIN EPS.
Mica Whits Bsd Spreads at q so
GOOD UNDERsHIRTs DRAWERS
At 50 cents.
GOOD BATTING FOR COMFORTS
At Is cents per pound.
NICE PLAID sHAWLS
Large Size. at e. IS.
GENTS HRMMED LINEN H'DKFi
At IS cents; worth sOc.
For All the above, and anything else yOr
wish, igo to
]. F.. LISDLEY L BROS
ONE PRICE CASH STONE
NO. 30 MAIN STREET.
!
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CHRISTMAS does not seem to have
passed Jet. The ooopors employed BY
II. l.. Cody s. Co. were dinsd By Mr..
Cody yesterday, on which occasion
they presented him with = splendid
gold headed cane, and their foreman
with handsome pair Of fur gloves
Tbs affair vas altogether 8 very
pleasant and gratifying one, that 81
untoWard accident prevented cur At
tendance at.
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C0RarcnoN-W were in error i

Commemorative were in error In
stating in the JOURNAL Of yesterday,
in connection with the announcement
Of The death Of Samuel Reed, an old
aud distinguished Mason Of Gov
ingtor. Ky. shat Reed Lodge, in this
city. had been named in honor of him
Reed Lodge was named In honor Of
Samuel Reed, late Of Newburg. who
was well known to many Of our citi.
s4ns.
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Hams and BaeoB.

Nice fresh Sugar Cured Hams and
new Bacon for sale at my packing
house on First Street, below Vine.
dec2S 81 w. Nj. AKIN.
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A NICE PRES TENT
FOR YOUR

Il ~ HE " AGs 10 *
FOR YOUR
Wife. Mother. Sister, Daughter, OF
other Female Friend OF Rela-
tiVa would be
A Ane Black silk Dress.
A handsome colored silk Dress
A NOR Antique Silk Dress.
A japanese Silk Dress.
A Meteor Silk Dress.
An elegant Irish Poplin Dress.
A Silk COrderoy POplin Dress.
AFrench Velour Silk & Wool Drss
A French six Poplin Dress.
A Silk Epanselins Poplin Dress
A Satin Striped POplin Dress.
A French Merin0; au EnpFsa
Cloth an Alpaca a MOhair Poplin
Plaid PODIin; a Striped Mobaif
POplini a Mottled MOhair POplin;
TOnge POplini Delsias or e Calico
Dress; a nice Cloak Silk Velvet for
Cloak fne Shawl; q Lady Frank-
lin Jacket a West Point Arab; e
pair Of Bed Blankets; 9 Marssillss
Quilt; Piano Cover; Table Cover
Table Cloths and Napkins Balmoral
Skirt; box Of Stockings; q Lace Hand
kerohief or Collar a pair of Thomp-
sons GlOS 5-Rttiug Corsetsi a iine Fan
sett of Toilette Mats pair Of Kid
Gloves; Glove and Handk'f Box.
A Nice Present for a Gentleman
Is nice Wrapper, . box Of Hand
kerohiegs; half dozen half HOSE
pair of Gloves pair Of suspendeEst
Pattern for Coat, Pants or Vest
Cravati a Gents Shawl q sott Of IN
derweaFi q fna white Shirt a box o.
Collars q Neck Tie, and many othsf
things for Ladies, Gentlemen and
Children. USEFUL and CHEAP, q.
J. F. LINDLEY g BROS
70 Main Stree,
Near the Court House.
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TIE best treatment for Group is
BARR's PICTORIAL ELIXIR.
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All CO ST.

Nov is the time to secure fne
Christmas presents cheap deel0-ti
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Ut Ne w 5.

LEBCyMEN viii please hand in
their religious notices carly to-day
60 insure their insertion.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

sP. REgIBs, TENBERL0INs, CROICE
LARD de-, &c.
In abundance atRuffner's Pork. house,
on Second Street, between Vine and
Sycamore, (next door to Allis' -four
storel dec 30 81
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PRUCEEDTNGs,
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGs.
WATER WORKS AGAIN.
Complaints Of Unfair Assessments
and Relief Cf Petitioners.
Resignation Of Councilman Helimans
A MODEST REQUEST AND A DEAD
HEAD PROTEST..
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

Thursday Evening, Dec. p, 1870.
The Council met pursuant 10 the sd-
tournament OF Monday evening. P=esent-
HIS Honor, the Mayor, Messrs. Elle-, va .
RIper, Muhlnausen, RichArdt, Carpenter,
scnhum, Kerth, Herman, AID ID Jnghty
His Honor. Mayor BaKsr, presiding
The usual oruer OF bus1uess was sus-
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Bankrupt Sale of Jewel Y
sat Auction,

The entire stock of Jewelry, Silver
ware, Ladies' Gold Watches. Gentle-
mems Gold and Silver Watches, Show
Gases, Store Furniture. one large
Iron Safe, AMI a general assortment
Of JeWelry, embracing many elegant
articles usually kept IN first class
establishment, viii be sold at Public
Auction, without reserve, to the high
est bidder.
Sale to commence THIS AFTERNOON
at 2 O'Clock, and continue till the
stock is closed out, at No. 60 Main
Street, between Second and Third
Streets. L. M. ELLIOTT,
dee28 Auetionear.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

OPERA HOUsE.-The audience last
night was a paying one. but would not
make Denier rich, and why it was
not larger is a source Of surprise, for
his troupe is the best Of the kind that
has visited the city for the past year.
Denier Of himself is host, while the
rest Of his company are really excel
lent performers, Miss Whiting alone
appearing new to the stage, while
Carleton is one Of the best song and
dance men that travels. and Miss
Maggie Willett. as a burlesqus singer,
is unusually good.
They go to Vineennes this morning.
and will no doubt have good houses
there. as they richly deserve TO.
BIGAMY.-A man named William
Hinkley was arrested by Constable
George Robinson, about Eve O'Clock
yesterday, on 3 warrant issued by JUS
tice Emery, on the complaint of his
legal wife, whom he left in Louisville
some months ago, since which time
he has been in this city at work as a
boiler maker for Messrs. Reiiz &
Hancy. About q month ago be was
married BY Justice Walker to one
Sarah Bohall, native of this county,
who is said to have lived rather q
loose life under a different name fOl
several years past.
Hinkley is a man about forty-fVe
years old, the father of four children
who live at New Albany, and bis
wife IS a very respectable looking
woman, to whom he was married
about three years ago. she being then
a widow, and having four children
also, By former marriage.
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SOW is the Time 10 Get your HOIi.
day Presents.
G.. A. BITTRoLFF s. Co. have just
received q fine lot of Diamond Rings,
Gold, Opera and Lsoptine Chains, La
dies Gold Watches, &c, all of which
we will sell at the lowest prices. We
do not wish to make fortune; all We
want is enough 10 pay taxes and shop
rent. Our living we will try to make
some other way. Give Us q call; cur
stock is large aud complete. l. will
be to your interest to do so. We
make no humbug about selling at or
below cost. No one can make ends
meet that will do so.
G.. A. BIrrRoLFF & Co,
dec19 No. 48 Main Street.
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III We b n e W :.

BARR's PICTORIAL ELIXIR is sold
by all Druggists. Price One Dollar.
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Doors AND SHoEs.-Tbe old estab'
lished boot and shoe house Of John
Rasch, on Second Street, below Main,
is the place to go to bug your Winter
boots aod shoes. His prices are
from ten to twenty per cent. lover
than the Main Street stores, and he
has larger aud batter stock of goods
than he ever had before. Come and
examine prices and the quality of
goods. noV9-tf
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IA Prescriptions carefully filed
at all hours, at Bridwell's Drug Store
corner of Main and Third Streets.
dec6tf
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ASTHMA is speedily relieved by
BARR's PICTORIAL ELIXIR.
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BARR's PICTORIAL ELIXIR never
fail in Coughs, Colds, Hoarseuess, &c.
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Holiday Presents
AZ the Journal once
GOLD PENS,
POCKET BOOKS,
INITIAL PAPER,
FTNE NOTE PAPER,
BEAUTIFUL PENCILS,
IaKSTAEDS.
COMO PIN WIPERS,
and large assortment of Fine Station
cry at the JOURNAL Office. deco If
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The following Is tho reply made BY
President Grant Thursday, ,to Tie Tennes:
SEQ delegation, requesting Federal inter!
ference in the affairs of that State:
~ regret very muchthe condition Of af-
fhirs in the Statc OF Tennessee. will do
my best to check these outragcs. Tenries-
sec Is n StatGtin the Union, and I have no
right ID take possession of her territory
with troops. Twill take the whole mat
ter into consideration, however. WGhavc
troops to spare, and we will sec five can
not send them throughout the State so US
to have a moral effect, atleast, and also to
aid the United States Marshal and his
deputies in carrying out tho laws Of tho
General Government and the DEGREES Of
the United States Courts. As to the FiE-
tccntl Amendment, am sure It's provis-
ions will be carried out In every State, us
Congress is now engaged in preparing u
law for that purpose. l will certainly
give this matter due attention, and will
consult with the Secretary Of War md see
what can bedOne." ~ M Y
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From Morto,t L,olIv Journal, Dc. II, 1859.


KosKoo-This medicine Is rapidly gain
ing tho confidence Of tho people, and tho
numerous testimonials offs virtues, given
Iy practitioners Of medicine, leave no
doubt that 1t Is n safe and reliable remedy
for IMrURTTY OF THE BLOOD, LIvRR DIS
EASE, &C. ......
The last Medical Journal contains an ar.
ticlc from. Prof r. s. Newton, II: d.
President of tho E Medical College, cityIoi
New York, that speaks In high terms Of
It's curative properties, and gives special
Recommendation Of KoskOo TO the practi.
tioners Of medicine. This Is, we believe,
the first instance where such medicines
have been officially endorsed by the Fac.
ulty Of any, Of the medical colleges, and
reflects great credit upon the Gkill Of DR.
Lawrence, It's compolinder, and also puts
"KoskOO" in the VAN OE all other mcdi.
CincS ofthG present day. dtEw
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Texas and the 18th Amendment.
WASHINGTON March TO-

The Texas Senators elect arrived here
this morning, and delivered to the SeCrc'
tary Of War the certified j copies Of the
acts Of tho Texas Legislature, adopting
tho Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Amendments. General Reynolds also
sends, BY messenger, the certified copies
Of the returns OF tho State election, the
adoption Of tho State Constitution, the
names Of tho State officers, Legislature,
and others elected, the organization Of the
Legislature, adoption Of the constitutional
amendments, and the election, ds United
States Senators Of AIcsSrs. HaDlilton pnC
Flanagan; tho latter Lieutenant Governor
or:tlle State. Secretary. Belknap conveyed
the documents TO the President to be
transmitted then 70 tho Secretary OfStNle,
10 be recorded and filed; which was done
at once. There Is nothing now lctl to be
done but the passage Of the regular rcsO.
luton declaring Texas In tie Union, and
her Senators and Congressman entitled to
their seats. Tho admission Of Georgia
and Texas completes the twenty.eight
States ratifSlng the Fifteenth Amendment,
and tile proclamation will be Issued Us
soon as Congress sends the resolution OF
admission for the President 10 sign, 4.
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FRANCE.
PARIS, March II.

..,t.f Ir .".H hhIS1 NAhASA LIE
Day before yesterday tho cells Of Saint
Pelagie, were carefully searched by the
authorities. This Is the prison where
those arc confined who were accused Of
conspiracy against the nation and hc'ltte
Of the Emperor. Ono OF the results Of
the search Is the transfer of74 Of the pris-
onCrs 10 Magas prison. g5.
1IessrS. Henri ROchefort, Grouset and
Mourat, arc still detained in the prison Of
Saint PeIagic, and sare not allowed TO SEQ
any visitors. a --,sf lH
The magistrates to-day sentenced IA
more persons to terms Of imprisonment
for participating In the disorders Mt Belle.
vile last month.
NJ. Louis Noir, brother Of Victor Noir,
who was killed by Prince Pierre Napoleon
Ponaparte, published an interesting com
mun1cation IN tho morning journals Of this
city today. He complains that he has
not been permitted to know anything oi
the accusation against the Prince; that
neither he nor any Of his friends have been
called 10 appear ls witnesses in tho case,
and that the prosecution seems TO be d.
rectcd against his dead brother and not
against the Prince. ,g,