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New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRI

SARATOGA, Sept. 6.-The Republican State
Convention which convenes here is already
represented by delegates from almost every county in
the State, and although there is more OF less can
vassng for favOrits candidates, there seems
20 be general disposition TO put forth
she strongest ticket possible without regard 20 per
tOnal considerations 1t is impossible 10 predict with
ANY degree of certainty tonight who will lead the ticket
stronGehorts being made TO induce Mr.. NJ o. Rob
eIts reconsider his card declining 70 be candidate
temen urged by their friends for Governor are Stewart
L. woodford Judge Robertson of Westchester
Gen. John G. Robinson and Mr.. Greeley.
The Soldiers Convention held this evening viii urge
whoever may receive the nomination if can Judge by
the spirit OF the delegates the action OF the Convention
will be entirely harmonious and the party viii 90 to
work with determination TO win back the Slate.
An incident Of the soldiers meeting worthy OF note
was the nomination by New-York City delegate Of
nTiyate in the 23d United states Colored Troops
% was Erected by the Chairman with eI
tended hand and was rOundly cheered OF those
%e, %eE IL bright Snd htegeOoEng black man. and
sustained with dignity the honors thrust upon him
the Convention are George w Curtis, Edwards Pierre
pOnt, and Senator Fent0n.
THE DELEGATES.
The following is list of the delegates to
the Saratoga Convention far we have received them
ioasy CO,tyC p ve6der Jacob Matter and Benjamin s. Cob
s,oo.e coaaty-o Chapman Z. r. Morgan wm Ely Gen
aSgssgs sSs GcSSiS~Frst DistetH vsnsrenA Havt
and d. Lsmmil 49,. =, d .,..... " l. s,siops C.
y Rr~Igay George Rolf secoDd Dstei-h l. Fenop a r. Aeu
u. 4. Winans, George W. Tew. , p....,, D N sBlsrd Y
O0uHtDFirft District cra.
0~sns Ssrond Dstrct-Fers Jacobs n ncgtah STus
LstcA<ss Couny-PT1 Dstnet-A w Palmer ier go i1g R
TGSs; E..,sS ssSSoGs Ss,oS III ap .Sf and
Esos Cousty-Firs, DstnetBenp Bowen cbsiss s, TILE
ssSs5 f:s.s 1 SGlS is'' 5ss Sd
CanEbsI Lansing d Webster pAro s", n,st,pi-
s.I.ei n MsddoI BepjaHsr iisen Eghh ps'"-S0y v
BSase a. A. NJ Blss Wn. r. y ASinsA hin" O'S"''" '
,ssT l. Blsfcaford Philip ~ ~ shah a, s.. 49,. "a a.,
Ees'Iegh Bnt Qsbist t-psbtsig- -ussy c~'s nS-'s wv
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Saratoga Couch Richmond CITY Point and Norfolk mds
s.ssnship Washington wsnass Sewssn c. mdse and pas
Ship Royal Adelaide jeffrey Calcutta and Sand Heads MAY nds
Beri G; Q. Lear, Bshe,. Yshea.ns . Agn, % ndss
Bns JuIa Y Arey, Babbhge, Fe-bursA for Boston
Borden. Doane, Glaoe Bay 10 days coal
sehr Dsvh Paust Lord, Cow Bay G. B., 10 days, coal
sCHOosERs-RIvKR CoAsTwIsk
Fountain Albany Ana T. TfPple, Albany
r. Myhsn Gloucester Storm Chid fanneet
Frances Brooks FsntacieL Abner Taylor, Bangor
Belapeck, New.London. ttanges Boston: .
Caroline Grant, Bangor j. NJ hssam. rforoenoe'
Bmma, Nantucket Gen drsat, New Haven.
Mantle, Taunton. thsHer Oak, saiem
H.. b. 6bson, Newport. Columbia Bangor
Thoa Cahin, Eew-ayen. W Whistler, Bath
Bos,on Providence 4. d. Dennison, Eewisven.
Ioean q. Hsdden, New Haven.
Aida Erabethport Belors, EhIabethport
Enierprise Ehrabethpor- J. Tinker, Bhrabethpor
j. Paine Ehrabethport Mary Elizabeth, Ehlsbethpor,
\. Braiperi, Blirsbepport. Syins, kli,abethport
r. r. King Rhnbethpot Robin khtabeshRort
IA a Dodge Rifabethport Jas. Buchanan, EhnDethport
Coquete EhIsbethpor. Liberty Forwslh
J. J. Little Boston Strong, Providence
"a n Conoyer Providence. g. A. Pierce, Salem.
Ann n Brown, Providence T. Hath, New Bedford
NsIesty New. Bedford. Ann Elizabeth, Providence.
seamps-Cty Of Cot for Liverpool via HanI Cleopatra for
Savannah Charleston for Charleston Hagsra for Norfolk &c
wIED-sunset hght 8. WI clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
steamships w r. Clyde, from wilmington
C. Tssposa from New York, Hastings from LeghO sch
William from Sunnan
MISCELLANEOUS.
The three Providence River for which an appro
paon S2OOO recently made BY Congress are De eommsnced
WILL II said be a. follows; One on fuaham
one on Pullers Rocks, and sassafn Point
DISASTER.
LIVERPOOL Sept GThe bark John O. Hal, for Phaephs has
pot Liverpool damaged condition. having been In cohaon
bhe will have TO on the dock
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vICF-pRESIDENT COLFAX.

The Brooklyn Union of this evening will
print letter from vieePresident Cofax, announcing
his retirement from public life.
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NEW-,JERSEY.

II is stated by authority that ex-senator
Frenghuysen will not allow his 10 be used in con-
nection with the coming Congressional canvass.
The delegates 10 the Hid Congressional Dis
trict Convention, from Elizabeth, Col. John Dam
forth F. W. Foot, Dewitt c. Stanford, Johnson and
VIM fpidel.
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.wrpIcAN INSTITUTE FAIR.

The Thirty-ninth Annual Exhibition of the
American Institute opens to-day at the Empire Rink on
rdaIs, Ts ansssrs sspoi tna. the apD!lsatiels f9r
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PdSSRVcPPs xppJUED

For SPONGE EMATTREssEs-Co0ler Cheaper, and
More Durable than Csss asd C.n. 81. D. FAarIL
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OuT.-KNoxs Fall Style of Gents HATS
No 22 Broadway. Enough said
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HOME NEWS.
THR WRATHER.

" ssnt al 500 023H 13o 0B NV.
IA ITO NpEW " UB NV.
3 7go 0H N. w. P D2s NV
RENARKs.-Yesterday TUESDAY, the 6th) was warm
day cooler sunrise than since June H. The sky was
clear INT sghtly cloudy from a. to p. m Note
eth from 10 D. m to Ia, clear Pbenomena-The planet
Jupiter the principal evening star after sept 49, wlll
npaar an the 9th one hour above the f. by NJ horizon
al iiti D. m The moon viii rise the nth at 1923
10 m with Jupiter less than 40 from It,
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.s Ro,sh Mr. and Mr.. stsu h,S sDd yred s asSs. '.sS
servant; Mrs W. H. wessryek Ar and Mrs PfoA
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All KINDS OF Twlne Cordage and Paper. -
Net cash pnces WILLARD H,HyEY 90 Brosd-ay N,sYori
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POST rs c RIPT
REVOLUTIONARY DEMONSTRATION IN
ITALY
ATTEMPT TO HOIST THE REPUBLICAN FLAG IN
FLORENCE-CoNFLicT BETWEEN THE POLICE
AND THE PEOPLE. .. . .. ~
A A. Nj.


ATTEMPT TO HOIST THE REPUBLICAN FLAG IN
FLORENCE-CoNFLiCT BETWEEN THE POLICE
AND THE PEOPLE. .. .| r t. ., ~
LONDON, Tuesday Sept G-Evenng.
The news from Florence is most menacing.
great crowd Of people assembled last night in the
Piazza del Palazzo Veccho, shouting for the Repub-
lie and tried TO force entrance into the tower of
the Palazzo to hoist the Republican flag. The police
resisted them, and quite conflict took place. A
number of the rioters driven through the Ufzi
to the Lung Arno where of them, it is believed,
.wepe forced over the parapets into the river and
drowned Quiet reigned to-day, but the hurried re-
moyal of the Court and the Government to Rome
keeps the people in ferment The Princess Clotide
has been recommended not to come to Florence, but
to return to her husbands estate on the Lake of
Geneva Active negotiations are going on
with the Papal Government the sub
ject of the transferenee of the italian
capital to Rome. 1t is believed nothing else
avert revolution which may imperil both the Pope
and the King. Gen. Cadorne the Commandant- Gen
eral of Florence, and Gen. Ceorseuz, the Command
antGeneral of BOlogne, in consultation with the
Papal General Kauzler and Monsignior Nordi at
Torni on the question under consideration.
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insured close scrutiny into iH expenses and n'antnS
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Of other life insurance companies and some Of
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whom cnbe found lists OF those injured
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W. T. 0KIB, Manager for Eev-York. ISL Broadway
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AnnouneemenNl

MIssIsQUOI SPRING WATER.
inns ht original snl on Spring Water witch has wrought
wonderful cures IN Of Cancer Sco diseases Of the Klueys
For sale BY Druggists fresh supply just received by
j. T. HESRY, COlege-plaoe
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VERMONT SPRING WATER.
Natures great remedy for many disease. W n stHRuEIIS Co
Agents, No 40 Wiliam-st New.York
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THE PRINCE IMPERIAL IN ENGLAND.

HE is RECEIVED BY THE MAYOR OF DOVER
PROBABLE REMOVAL OF THE EMPEROR TO
ENGLAND.
LONDON Tuesday, Sept. 6-Evening.
The Prince Imperial arrived at Dover this after
noon, from Belgium, in charge of the Count de Sign-
valle and Major Lamey. He looked well, but was
depressed. The Mayor of Dover received him on
landing, and he went at once with his suite by a
special train to Hastings, about so miles from Lon
dom where he will for the present remain. 1t is
derstood the Emperor has expressed wish to reside
in England, where he has many warm friends. AT
the end of the he will probably fix his residence
in this country.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07

John Bglin accompanied Ford III a scull Rleys boat
was fouled rst mile and badly broken, yet he tn-
ished the race. Shortest time, "a minutes.
SECOND RACE
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The shortest time was, therefore, 80 minutes.
The fifth race had only sheboats entered and there
restrictions The entries were John Mccarthy
W. p. Roberts John Biglin, John Blue Of New-York
This the finest of the day, and betting was
strongest Blue. The annexed table will show close
work between the first two oarsmen Time OF start
ing, 6lS:
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NEW YORK CITY.

New YoRK, April /.
In consequence Of the exhaustion Of
the appropriation Of Congress for tho con-
structiOn department, 400 workmcn were
discharged from Brooklyn Navy Yard
last evening. This reduces the total num-
Der Of employees ut the yard TO l 400.
Private advices indicate m early return
to the United States Of the flag ship Of
Admiral Poor.
The steam slOop Of war Severn, which
lcfl New York In October last, broke the
bcdplatc of her engine while towing the
monitor Dictator, which mishap will ne.
cessitatc her return under sail for repairs.
She will probably arrive hero in the course
Of couple of weeks.
Collector Grinncll will in few days
take steps to reform many oi the abuses
which now exist in the system Of exuml-
nation and appraising the baggage OF EN-.
igrants arriving at Castle Garden. lie
llS,s already appointed a new Superintcn-
don't of. the customs department at that
uGIhllr -.N +.r L .Hh.
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FRANK BLAIR has been interviewed,
and thinks the next Presidential contest
will result In "a bloody revolution. |
know Grant," says Frank, "bettcr than
any man in this country, and | believe he
Is going to hold on to power by all and
every means. lie hAs some good points.
lie has u splendid military capacity. lie
is the superior Of Lee, and all his acts
demonstrated that he was no ordinary
commander, but he is awfully ambitious
The man will not he content to retire to
private life after his Presidential term cx-
pires. tIc will make himself dictator Of
the nation, and bayOncts enough will be
found TO support him in the attempt Wait
and sec.7 For the past year and half
prophecies of this Character have constitu.
ted the burden OF Blair's conversation; and
the wish is undoubtedly father to tho
thought. lie is fully aware that he was
buried so deeply In the late contest that
nothing but the quake of revolution tslu
bring him to the surface again.
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News Of the Day.


Tho Revenue officers Of Cincinnati arc
greatly surprised ut the statements telG.
graphcd thence by the American Press
Association; concerning alleged astoImd.
ing frauds there and elsewhere. They
have no information concerning tho mat.
ter. '''
BotsGord, who killed 1t 1Iasonat Camp
Battling, W. T., was tried 1t Cheyenne on
Thursday, and acquitted.
Tho Holly water works, at Dayton,
were publicly tried on Thursday and pro.
nounCed success. 4 81
Lawrence Muller, a young ]mdh ofeB,
was pushed into The washer ut tho SFaif
Grove paper mills, at Hamilton, Ohio, on
Wednesday night, by some boys with
whom he was quarrcling, and instantly
killed.
General Lee is in Georgia. He LEFT Au7
gusta Friday morning Jf6r Savannah IN
accordance with his earnest solicitation
there wHS no public DEMONSTRATION. He
was visited ut the Planters Hotel by q
large number Of citizens, His health Is
improving .n mm r...i s.4-t
Benjamin Fl. Warren, well known in
financial circles throughout tho South,
died yesterday ut Augusta; Ga, aged "a
years. ..a,. l.. ..a
A discussion Of Tho woman's suffrage
question took place qt Rcone, Illinois,
Thursday evening, between Miss Susan B.
Anthony and Prof E. O. Hewett, Of the
Illinois Normal University, The discus
sion lasted two hours. The Professor Is
said TO have come Oft second best
Tho Association Of the Army Of the
Cumberland, General Rosecrans, Presi-
dent, General Hooker, Vice President, lias
passed resolutions Of sorrow, and agreed
10 attend the funeral Of General Thomas,
In body. m.
Private dispatches received yesterday
in New York say the Funding Bill Is
dead. .,.. .nu yg-+ie
The Supreme Court by a vote Of 8 to 4
has decided to reopen the legal.tCndcr
question. This Is regarded as ioFeshalow'
Ing reversal Of the recent decision, /.
Tho Avopdale, -Pa,, mine will be worked
on Monday Tor the first time since the dis
aster Of September last. Thorough ar.
rangements for ventilation and TO secure
the saiety Of the miners have been made,
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CTRRENT NEWS.

q
GENERAL LOGAN intends introducing in
Congress, In few days, q bill incorpoFat-
ing the Irish National Colonization Asso-
citation. The managers comprise, leading
wealthy, and influential lrlsimen IN every
clty IN me Union. INC prlncipG! oGJsGs
o. INC nIlI Is 70 remove the surplus I. Its. 4Elsn
trOm She oVerctoWaea clt'es OF I3e East .sSa
and place tncm on .atnls, as W. wen ~, as pro. pro-
Vide means OF LFanspotEaEon !oE IIe pOuE
class, VINO are dally arriving rom EUROPE
70 our shores. II also provides loI ule " 20
taOltshment OF loan onlceS anu emigEAt.oH :9a tHn
agents IN tho different ctsles ol tue sea-
board. F.'"A at. A)ts
Tue President OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company has 9uDmttteo .
compromise proposition 10 the Gommi9i
sioncr OF Internal Revenue u reference 70
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standing Armies in Republics.

From ms cAi6agO Post.
Tho phenomenon was long ago observ:
ed, In regard to republics, that their con!
tinuance Of peace was in inverse ratio to
the size Of their standing armies; large
army cntailing large and frequent wars.
Al the time when NIL men were armed,
half the men were fighting. II every man
in Chicago should start out tomorrow
morning with revolver under his coat
and IL dirk lOwnhis buck, the police would
need 10 bc doubled md tho i0ils imme!
diatcly enlarged. The law fOr6idding
men to curry deadly weapons has prevent
cd thousands Of murders, for 1t has dc.
Tended men against their own passions.
1t Is Just the same with nations. The
governments with tho largest armies are
always the readIcst to pick n quarrel, and
always the heaviest IN debt, They arc
forever stalking up and down tho high
seas, daring everybody, and imploring
somebody to knock tho chip Oft their
shoulder. .
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TERnH HArTE, March 81.
ST. XLpANs, VI.
Mysterious Fenian Movements.

te|-H1J ST. AEBASs, VI, April /.
For several weeks plst an unusual sup.
ply Of money orders and dra(ls from Phil.
adelpllia md New York havO been re.
celved ut Burlington, payable To men we'll
known as FenianS. Lately there hAs been
u mysterious movement Of loaded teams
from this point to Mud.hill and Westford,
some seventeen miles east, and not on tho
railroad. A week agO last Sunday night.
several double teams freiglted with boxes
and casks passed northwlrdly through the
village Of Fairfield, some ten miles cast Of
St. Albans, and the same thing was re.
pcated last Sunday night In Fairfax. which
lies between Wcstford and Fairfield. Six
or the teams were seen, all bound north.
Fairfield Is largely inhabited by Irishmen,
most Of whom are FCniAns, and 1t Is only
about ten miles from tho Canada limo.
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TART.-Thc appointment Of II. CIEs'
TER PARSONS, Of Putnam, as one ortne Vir-
ginia dcbt commissioners. having been
criticized by a correspondent of the Point
Pleasant Register, that gentleman writes
the Register tart note and orders his pa-
per stopped. Tho Register replies that
the paper will be stopped when raid for
and that Mr.. P. Is in arrears. Capt.
PARSONS says in his note that he will
probably decline, and the Register retoFts
again that this is tue best thing he can do.
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NEW ORLEANS.


NEW oRLEASs,, April |.
The Msare spring races commence
7 The Jefferson Ftr6 Department had
their last celebration on parade yesterday
under tho old order. Heuceforth JGtTer.
son City will bo tho Sixth District of:NOw
Orleans.
1t 4 meeting Of the u. s. internal reye.
nue. assessors, yesterday, a'recent ruling
by Commissioner Dclano, relative to tho
assessment of taxes upon the sale by q
partner ofhis share in tho firm, was an.
nOunCcd by the Commissioner. It was
decided that such transaction should
not be regarded as q sale withinth0 mean,
Ing Of lhOlaw and hence Is not required
TO be included in tho aggregate of salcS Of
such firm.
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ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS, april /,
Horace Greeley will deliver the OPEN
ing address at the nCxt fair of the St.
Louis Agricultural and Mechanical AsSO-
citation, October 3D.. The Association will
make extensive improvements In their
grounds aud buildings for the fair, the
principal one OF which will be the cree.
ton Of new amphithcatre capable Of
seating about titty thousand people, and
with q display ring four hundred and
twenty feet III diameter. Tho present
amphitheatre will be re.roOted and en-
closed and used as u general exhibition
building. The cost Of the contemplated
improvements will be 100000.
Lynch, the ringleader Of the riot on tho
steamer Dubuque lust fall, arrived
here today from Arkansas, where he was
arrested. lie will be taken to Rock
Island for trial.
The rain storm continues and the river
Is rising quite rapidly with prospects Of a
high water. All the upper streams are
swelling. The steamer Minneapolis left
to-day for the foot Of Lake Pcpin, with
some prospects Of getting through and
reaching pL raul. ....
Movement in Favor of tho Funding
Bill.
At o recent meeting Of the St. Louis
Clearing House Association, the question Of
adopting a memorial similar to that passed
at Chicago, protesting against the passage
Of tho Funding bill, was fully discussed,
and tabled by very decided majority,
all tho National Banks voting tolay on the
table. It Is stated that Mr.. Crombold,
now at Washington, Is misrcprcsenting
tho National Banks Of this city in oppos.
ing the Funding bill, and yesterday tel
gram, signed by the representatives Of tho
banks voting as aboYe, was sent to Wash
ington, stating that the majority in mum.
Der, capital and business Of the banks OF
ST. Louis favor tho passage of the Fund
ing bill as sent by the Senate to the House.
Daniel Kennedy died yesterday Of apo.
plexy fifteen minutes after coming out Of
tho air chamber of the eastern pier Of tho
bridge.
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HAYTI.,
NEW York, April /

NEW YORK, April !.
Haytien adVices states that NisSage
Sagct was inaugurated President Of Hayti,
for four years on the goth ult., ut Port Au
Prince. lie was ind6etel into office with
imposing tropical ceremonies.
The Picquet rebellion Is not yet sub.
dued. The rebels are still before Aux
Cayes. Nj. Weimer, U. s. consul at Jeri.
mie, llaa been seized and Is held as q hos
tage by the leaders OF the Picquets in the
south.
Stephen Preston, Minister PlenipOten.
tiary from the newly elected President
Saget in Hayti, to Washington, arrived
hero yesterday with Ills family, in the
steamer City Of Port au Prince, from
Port au Prince. 4a
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XlDoDlr1o1iNiI1 LOCAL.

CLEAN UP.-It will be seen by refer
ring to the advertisement of the City
Health Officer, in another column, that
allipartcs having tellcnicnts, &C., arc noti-
lied to hive the same cleanscd and put in
good sanitary condition under penalty Of
the enforcement Of tho law. This y q
move IN the right direction ut tho right
time East summer the people Of the city
were greatly annoyed aud exposed to dan
ger by the prosecution Of this work in the
hottest weather Of the summer. We arc
very glad 70 sec that different, pt4Tof
operations Is to be pursued this season.
Now is the time to clean up, before the
hot weather comes Then it wtlEbe easy
to keep the city clean and healthfdl dur.
ing the summer. We trust DR.. Reeves
will he energetic, and TINT citizens will
render him every aid in their power In
making this sanitary work thorough.
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A PARIS letter says the authority for
tho announcement Of tho serious illness Of
tho Pope is lady profoundly devoted to
the Holy See, who had just been received
by Pic Eiuo, and who found his Holiness
grieyously changed for the worse. His
glance has lost its vivacity, and his voice
has become feeble. Attempts arc made,
It says, to conceal tho facts, but great anx-
icty is felt at the Vatican.
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TIE Clarksbug Telegraph shardly con.
sistent when 1t censures us for printing the
Registers report Of Mr.. FARNswoRTH's
speech, when it prints tho same report
instead Of making one of its own. The
Telegraph says Mr.. FARNswoETu did not
denounce ANYBODY MS traitor.