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New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
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INTENSIVE CONFLAGRATION IN CHILL


VALPARA $50, Dec. 9.-The great cOnilagratlon
at the capital on the 18th ult succeeded by one OF
similar magnitude In this city on the 18TH ana on the oth
instant at about lOt the tocsn OF alarm was again
sounded in our beautiful capital On this occasion the
sniendid building OF English Hotel became prey TO
the deyourhg element although no cnorts were spared
by the indefatgabe remen 10 stay the course OF Tue
flames The neghbOrng warehouses athough bot eA'
actly burnt down yet very much injured scarcely
however, was the fire got under some "hat, "heu
couhagratiOn had broken out IN another o
prntibR and publishing Office Of III feTocdT1I was Gs
covered TO be fun flames and soon destroyed beside
various adjacent buildings. The total loss sustained Dy
the two fires above referred 10 lS eopueu Nv "Do'0
$4,000 - -
PERU-DETENTION OF BRITISH SHIPs-THE Gu
BAN ENvoY-BURNING OF THE KENDRICK
FISH.
LIMA, Dec. 2l.-A very serious international
question may possibly arise between Peru ana Great
Britain respecting the uuheard OF detention Oh t"o % nme
sbips laden with guano. the Star OF brunswick, Capt
Wedge, aud the Prince Rupert, Capt scout oWheu ny
Liverpool firm which have been detained since last June
on charge Of being overloaded, aud consequently NOT
senior d. Ambrosio Valiente delegate from Cuba, who
was here some time since, has Just retrBed
dent uf the Cubau Repuhc There has bcen account
yet Of senor Valehtes OnclaI reception ny rrcsiu
Baita. III.
Misea about to load guanO beng totally delfOyed by
| fire the llth INST . -. ..-t
Another fne vessel the KeDdriek FIsh CNorth Ameri.
caH was destroyed by fire Ia CallhO Bay on Saturday
last She had only arrived two or three days previously
with cargo Of coal Her owners are the Well known
/ Boston irm of Fish a Co. 80. -, II,
arising from a regular aud direct tranc between leiu
and Ciua suggested TO Mr. Perie the id,a OF estap
abng line Of steamers, aud he nhS hlPit' lo
concessions IN connection therewth 10 OoNefbleh Mo
Will likely accept his r0osAH as uIc' @
InuHcatiOn between Peru ana China edh"o' IAN !" "H
/ with 1t maiy adVaHtngcs - ..u .,
TLe Eton Railroad toipany has now been fully organ
lZe aud orders iOr the purchase VI a1oa'o !" e'P'
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
CENTRAL AMERICA.

OuATEMALA-CONFLICT AT HUEHUETENANGO.
Official bulletins from Guatemala give us
accounts OF severe fight between the forces OF Serapo
Suz ana those OF the Government In the town Of Hue
the number OF 200 under the command OF Capt Calonge
were lntrenehed In the plaza, behind barrcades which
were defended by two small pieces OF artillery. Cruz had
Low OF al arms majority Of whom Indians under
ms command. lie endeavored 20 take the place by
assaillng simultaneously all available points and at
the same time setting fire TO the house different parts
Ihe hrng lasted % hours at the end OF which Cruz
tired with the loss Of 100 killed and 100 wounded beside
war material lost In the retreat.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THE DUTY on ALCOHOL.
Salvador dates are to the Goth inst. An an
nouncement Is made from the treasury OF its readiness
make the 9th semanDual payment of the interest the
bonds OF the Government The duty foreign alcohol
mas been raised four reals per bottle TO take effect
about the 18th OF March. 1870 Madam Dardano mother
inaw of President Duenas. died the 18th. The Re.
public is In profound peace.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF MARTIAL LAw-NEw
CUSTOMS REGULATIONS-CANAL PROJECT.
Nicaragua advices are unimpOrtant. A de-
cree OF President GuZman appoints the OF January
1870 the day which martial law shall cease through
out the Republic, and the constitutional regime be
stored stored to the Whole county The Congress Of the Re-
decree is also published with reference TO customs
regulations, providing that all shippers OF goods TO Nca
Taguan ports shall produce to the Ncaraguan Consul for
MS signature in the port from which they shipped
an invoice In duplicate, expressing the quantity and de-
scrpton or the merchandise the number, weight and
measurement Of the packages without which goods en-
terng the ports Of the Republic will be liable TO seizure
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs Is said to have received
advees by last mail from Paris 10 the effect that shares
$soOO0Oo had been subscribed, and that they wait
ing for the public announcement OF the sanction OF the
Government OF Costa Rica 70 the Clevaer-AyOn con-
tract to eQmmelee operations.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.


Tup N,rRnFR COMMITTED BY PRINCE BONAPARTt
M. PAUL CASSAGNACs ACCOUNT We
THE AFFAIR-TUE LEGISLATIVE CHAMbEhs
CALLED TO TAKE ACTION UPON lI-sElhuhr
OF THE OFFICE OF RoCHEFoRTs NEWS
PAPER. , -, =, ,o-o
The city is greatly excited over the tragedy when
occurred Yesterday afternoon. Prince Bonaparte
version of the unfortunate affair is furnished TO th'
iournals to-day by NJ Paul Cassagnac. lie says th'
Prince made the following statement TO him on hi'
honor
IN. Fonvielie and NJ. Victor Noir came TO my
residence with menacing AIR. with their hands IN
their pockets and presented letter from NJ fascai
Grousset
Il said 1t is Rochcfort, and not his creatures
that seek
Read the letter replied Noir.
81 had my hand on my pistol in my pocket.
Are you responsible for itP replied.
AT this received a slap in the face from Nolr'
when drew my revolver and fired at him.
"Fonvielie crouched behind char, and from the
protection that afforded, aimed his revolver at me-
but he could not get it to 90 Off
"I fred at him while he was in that position, when
he ran ont of the room He stopped in the next room
and again turned his pistol toward me. fired at
him again and he fed"
The Journal 0Gcel Of this morning contains de-
cree cOuyoking the Chambers for the purpose OF
bringing action before the High Court of Justice to
decide upon the charge of homicide against Prince
Bonaparte The Prince belonging to the Emperors
family the examination must be held before tins
Court.
The Journal in its account of the transaction, says
that the Minister Of Justice as soon as he heard OF
the affair, ordered the arrest of the Prince, but five
hours before tie issuing of the order he had sur
rendered himself into the custody of the Commits
soner Of the Police Of Auteuil, and had been taken
to the Concergerie
The Office of the Mar5eiUaso Henri Rochefort's
newspaper has just been seized by order OF the Gov
emment.
TIE BONAPARTE TRAGEDY UNDER DISCUSSION
IN THE CORPS-M ROCHEFORTS DEMAND
THREAT OF VI. OLLIyIER-THE AMNESTY.
At the sitting of the Corps Legislatf to-day, NJ.
Guyzot Montpayroux proposed that members Of the
Imperial family be rendered amenable to law. lie
said he had 10 intention of creating trouble; he
wished simply to do away with unlawful exceptions.
NJ. Henri ROchefort referred in bitter terms to the
murder Of Victor Nor. He said Noir was one of the
people and the people should judge his murderer,
who though cousin TO the Emperor must not be
allowed to Escape
NJ. Olivier, in reply. promised that they should
have justice. In the course of his speech. he used
these words; I'VE are justice, law, moderation; if
you force us, We will be power
communication from the Procureur Imperial was
laid before the Chamber. demanding the arraign-
ment of Deputy Henri Rochefort for outrage against
the Emperor and for exciting disorder and violence.
The demand was referred 10 a committee.
1t is reported that NJ. Olivier with the approval
of the Emperor, has issued orders permitting the
free return to France Of Ledru Ron and other per-
sons in the same position.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
TIE ATTORNEY-GENERAL on TIE NEW
YORK SUPERVISORSHlP.
SUPERVISOR FOLEY ACT. SMITH.


The so.caled Democrats who are desirOUs
OF keeping our Republican friend Henry smith, in the
BOARD OF Supervisors have had the Hon NJ.
b Champlain the Attorney General to give his support
TO the conspiracy defeat the law. IL seems tbat ia
the month Of November last Mr.. Champla'n was applied
10 by slr Foeys counsel! for leave TO commence legal
to test by quo irdTdtO the right Of Henry
smith to the seat claimed by Foley No answer vas
given 10 that application Another letter Nds written ia
December 40 answer given Again, on the so or
January instant another letter addressed 10 the st.
Orney General, and then the following answer Vac e
to Foey's counsel
STATE OF NEw-YoEK, ATTORNEY GESERAL's OFFICE,
ALBANY, JAN. 5, 1870.
Hon. JoHN MCKEoN
ness has resented earlier attention recent COM
muncatiOn IN relation 10 Supervisor If Ncw'GogH .
A bill IL pending IN the Legislature ~ remove MI
Smiths disabilities from holding the office, II any eAis
aud In effect 10 repeal the statute creating tie same
II such bill should pass, should deem II al least leg
slatvc Instruction that t4e peopc N"IN, H,y iEH' VI
action they have Ia the given ease Under Tue err
meHt OF the Government would seem 10 require tlt ts
Office should refrain from action In the premises Hhi INC
Legislature have opportunity TO aet upon the o' WIKI
MARSH Il. CHtMPLAIN, Auorncy.Generdl.
This letter dated the very date on which MI "hIte
introduced his bill. 1t required some tine Tor NJ
Champlain to send this L is evident that some
p,rtes must have approached the Attorney Generals
Office aud probably told him that the bill would he INTRO
duccd which his letter refers 10. That WAS the ean'e
probably OF the delay In answering VIC WoalH ASK the
Attorney General how does lie obtain official Information
OF the introduction Of this bli What authority las he
10 delay bringing an action to test citizens right to the
office TO which he has been legally ceced Is II not tie
very essence OF official tyranny for Mr. Chaupian TO
deny the right OF judicial inyes CATION to the hnmbes
citizeni II the Democrats intend TINS KIND OF PoS ''
the People know 1t.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
NJ RoCHEFoRT AND HIS CONSTITUENTS.

The Paris correspondent OF Inc LOHuOH
Standard writing Dec. n. says: Cr0yen tkocheoft
seems 10 have taken hint from Madame dc hianteLon
10 vas sad of Searrons widow that she found out that
he wy 10 the heart OF Louis XIV. was down MS throat
ia rlyt her Invention Of MantcnOn outlets made her
morrlnattc Queen OF France. The oltoyen no dOuDl,
ndn N o To the stOmacbs OF ILLS
.m ih.ir Inteect. aud yesterday lac dBed" about 30
~ these souls where ~ ths wllnh Oh 'cy'
The c,iase assures ns that the utmost 'o
vailed and that, after partakDg OF Rochrforts mutton
and wine, fe free and Independent hOuOi'd MN WIN
" yn,c 81 couijdeDce Their enjoy ynIeBt was greatly
enhanced as they went hoc by The DseraDls aspect of
poses police shyorDg Ia The enc" al the aoo Vi Va"
tJuy halt"
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
TIE NEW DOMINION.
FATHER CHINIQUY.

MONTREAL, Jan. 11.-Last night Father Chiri-
guy again preached in the French Protestant Church
which was crowded to large number Of roughs
congregated outside and kept up continual yelling.
When near the close OF the services several stones were
thrown through the windows of the church. The police
charged upon the mob and scattered them and after
ward escorted Mr.. ChinlQuy through the crowd, and
guarded the building from further violence No one was
hurt Inside church the audience was quiet and or
dcTly
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
IMPORTANT REVENUE DECISION-A NEW STATE
DEPARTMENT BUILDING.
Al PRESS DISPATCU.I


In reply TO frequent inquiries made by local revenue
officers and Others the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
decrees that persons engaged in the business of purchas
ing leaf tobacco which they consgn to commisonhouse
agents or other persons be sold on their account are
liable TO pay the special Of sj dealers IN leaf to-
bacco under the provisions OF the 59h section OF the act
Of Juy 90 1863 and that the liability Is incurred not
wthstandng the sales made through the agency O
persons or firms who have themselves paid special TAX
as dealers in leaf tobacco The same principle Is heid 10
amply 10 persons selling distilled spirits through comns
son houses or other agencies. The sale made by the
agent is deemed and held TO be the principal SALE aud e
rs required TO pay special tax thereon as liquor dealer
The Commission, consisting or SECRETARIES fls dnu
RoutweIl Gen Michler and Architects Edward Clark
and A. b. Muett for the selection OF site ana building
for state Department held meeting today ana ale
proved the plant OF the architects IL is understood e
Site selected Is SCOttssquare, on NeFlnohta'o' "oou'
two blocks north OF the Executive Mansion. ,,,,
The President sent to the Senate today he oloWIhg
Nominations: Otway c. Bergman and FREDERICK T.
Ella 10 be Second Lteuenants In the Marine S"ups :
Thomas C. Mcclure OF MINNESOTA, TO DC hcccNerOl IuO
lie Moneys at st. Cloud, Minnesota ,- =. -,
Tho United States senate, in Executive session toa!
confrmed Henry W Blodgett To be Judge OF the ut,u
states District Court for the Northern District III Illinois
Tnder n recent treaty, the Sacs and FOX ipdahs re
siding I'm Kansas agreed to give up their hOhcs bhu re-
Snave to the Indian Territory, where reserve was
aIected for that purpose The superintendent OF Ihlan
r.rs has received intelligence OF their arrival on teit
atIO
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

ana the United States have been already given The
copanys funds amount to 81 O0OOOO divided INTO ten
shares of 100000 each,
cenor Don Julian Arenas has been named Attache dd
"GmoTebi TO the Peruvian Legation In London and Paris
c me steamer Lime1a arrived from Chill and South
Sos on the afternoon OF the l9th She does bring
any important news from Arequipa and places on the
everywhere. - '
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
GREECE.

LONDON. Tuesday, Jan. H. 1870.
Changes have been made in the Cabinet at Athens.
1t is now composed as follows: President of the
Council T. Zaims Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Naovrtis; Minister of the Interior Soutzos; Minis
ter of Finance, Delyannis; Minister of the Marine
Tompais
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
FIVE CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH II pErEoT.

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 10,-A small house IN
the eastern part OF this city occupied as grocery ahu
dwelling by Frenchman named Henry de CdriSsn' was
harmed last night Five OF his children perished MS
Wife with two children, escaped Win severe Onfhs
Another child was thrown from an upper "Ihdo" "nu
saved from ath, but had It's leg broken
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

received from the Hon. NJ II. Grnnell Collector OF the
port OF NewYork, detailed statement, showing the
number Of nationaes and the tunnage Of steamships
sailing to aud from that port in ls6O and at tho begin
ning OF the present year. The following summary mas
been made:
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
AUSTRIA.
A CRISIS IN THE CABINET,

A CRISIS IN THE CABINET.
LONDON Tuesday, jan H., 1870.
Authentic reports have been received from Vienna
that violent dissensons have broken out in the Cabi-
net. and a ministerial crisis is impending.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At CHElENNL-IU9o s00V'V'V'
CHEYENNE Wyoming Territory, Jan. H.
This place was visited by destructive fire to-day Two
entire blocks were burned The loss estimated al on
100000 to $780, Most OF the owners of the "'sS
,,,ns have already contracted to have other build
n,.. m nlace OF those burned.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
WASHINGTON.

A NATIONAL CURRENCY ON A GOLD BASIs-THE
PREVENTION AND PUNISHMENT OF ELECTION
FRAUDS-THE VIRGINIA BILL-AN ANSWER
TO COMMISSIONER wELLs-THE REAssIGN-
MENT OF WASHINGTON ARMY OFFICERS
DECLINE OF AMERICAN SHIPPING.
lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRl
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
ALBANY.

THE LEGISLATURE AT woRK--cOMMITTEE Ap-
P0INTED-INyEsTIGATISG COMMISSIONS TO
BE sToPPED-PROTECTIoN OF woRKIsGMEN
SYMPATHY FOR FENIANs AND CUBASs-
FISH CTLTURE
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

TIE MURDER COMMITTED BY PRINCE BoNAfAHIE
M. PAUL CAsSAGNACs ACCOUNT OI
THE AFFAIR-TuE LEGISLATIVE CHAMBERS
CAIIFD TO TAKE ACTION UPON IT-SElZURE
OF THE oFFICE OF RoCHEFoRTS NEWS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14
l Life Incident-Hnman nature reVealed-HOW
to Remember a Birthday.
BY SAMUEL EDDY

rs For the Telegraph.
When | wps II years old, neighbours
son about my age) came with a good but
large whip to give me II stripes e. time
honored CUSTOM ito assist me in remem-
Der my birthday received one good
blow then concluded to take a part
ner, and nature giving me the greatest
muscle wrested the big whip out Of his
hands,and gave him the remaining 16,say-
ing he must remember my age for me.
He seemingly. took it in boys, play, but
urged me very strong to go with him a
q mile, where there was a number of
boys, to have a ball play, (pledglng him
self firmly there should be no more whip
ping On those conditions I went with
him. Bnt, Judas like, he bargained
with 2 boys to hold me, while he admin
istered the stripes. But an older broth
er of theirs, seeing what was going on,
told them that they would have two to
whip-they covered! But the best re-
mainsgto be told There sprung up a
friendship between that elder brother
and me, that time never erased, although
different branches Of the Christian church,
held their watch-care over us in after
years, yet we were like Jonathan and
David, always ready to help each other
in solving scripture texts ard like prob
lens. That friendship was worth more,
and greater promoter to remember a
than 1000 such whippings as
those boys intended for me.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14
Admission OF Female Attorneys.

From the Chicago Legal Nstss, April Q.
After the admission of Miss Barkaloo
at st. Louis, we wrote to Judge knight,
sent him copy of the opinion of the
Supreme Court of Illinois, delivered by
Judge Lawrence, and requested him to
give his opinon for publication in the
Legal Nesos upon the right Of women to
be admitted to the bar in Missouri.
We did this solely for the purpose OF
placing before our readers the law of
Missouri upon this subject, and did not,
as some of the st. Louis papers have said,
make application to be admitted in that
State because the law would not allow q
woman to BIS admitted in Illinois. We
assure our st. Louis friends that we mean
to be admit, ed in Illinois, and that, too,
without the aid of divorce or death. The
following is Judge Knights reply:
"ST. LOUIS, March 81, 1870.
"Myra BrGdsoeJ: MADAM: Your favor
OF the Goth came duly to hand. hasten,
at the earliest moment of leisure, to &C.
knowledge the same, and, in brief, to say
that Miss Barkaloo was admitted to the
bar by me because she passed the requir-
ed examination az to attachments, and /
know of no law excluding an unmarried
woman from prscticing the profession.
You say you were denied admission
on the broad groond that you were a
woman, Iscannot appreciate the reason
ing that would lead to such . conclusion
The proceedings you refer to have not
come to hand, but suppose they must
have been based upon the ground that
you were q married 4oonson and under
coverture. have not 40 yet examined
or passed upon the question Of admitting
a marrie1 woman. When I have had &C.
casion to do 80, shall have no objection
to accede to your request. Until then, ]
prefer not to give publicity to my views
on that branch of the subject. n
Very respectfully yours,
81. Il. KNIGHT"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14
Literary.

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And there is an article by Mrs. Fanny r. Ecu
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Then and Now; The Sins of Sensational
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Circuit Court KenosHna County.
Hon. VIM. p. LYON, JUICE.

HON. WIN. L. LYON, JUDGE.
April 18th 1870.
The April term Of this Court is now in
session The term began on the 9th inst
Last week, very little business was done.
The grand jury was empannelled and
after short session returned to the
Court eight indictments some for horse
stealing, some for larceny and one for
resisting an officer.
The Court heard arguments upon mo-
tions, disposed of some er-parte business
and adjourned over until last
Monday. an U ST
Last Monday on account of sickness,
the judge did not hold Court. On Tues
day the Civil Calendar was disposed of
by Continuing most OF the Causes until
the fall term in order that the jury might
be relieved and go home to engage in
their Springs work which is now press
ing upon them.
During the forenoon of Tuesday
Charles Crandall was arraigned on an
Indictment for resisting an officer, and on
another Indictment for assaulting and
wounding an officer. He was also
arraigned with Patrick, Hays on joint
Indictment for assisting John McCarty in
escaping from the Jail few days ago.
The plea of not guilty was 1nterposed to
ell these indictments In the afternoon
of Tuesday Charles Crandall and Patrick
Hays,were brought to trial on last named
Indictment, no direct proof was given of
their guilt, but several circumstances
tending to connect them with the break
ing of the lock on McCarty's cell, were
proven. The defendants both swore
positively that they had nothing to do
with aiding McCarty to escape The
Case was tried on the part of the State
by ]. Y. Quarles Esq. Dist. Atty, and ON
the part of the defence by Judge Web
ster, and NJ. A. Baker Esq. The trial
was concluded to-day about 1917 o'clock,
resulting in verdict of not guilty.
The prisoners are still held for trial on
other charges.
Michael Liebs, arraigned on an indlct-
ment for larceny pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to six. months imprisonment
in the State prison. "
Charles Crandall, was next tried on an
indictment for resisting an officer. The
testimony on the part of the prosecution
was brief and no evidence was offered on
the part of the defence. The jury failed
to agree, and the Court adjourned until
next week. ss aatir