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NEW YORK CITY.
NEw YonK, Feb. 10.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.
There WAS a very large gathering oil
members Of the Bar in the General Term
Room Of the Supreme Court, yesterday,
to witness the formal presentation Of Nc.
DonHld's bust of the late James T. Brady
to the law Institute Of the City Of New
York. Impressive and eloquent addresses
were made by eX.JudgC Elmunds and
Jus. a. Gerard, Esq. h
John StaCOn, warden Of the city prison,
who was committed by Judge NlcCunn
for contempt Of Court, was yesterday dis
charged from custody. .l
a number Of prominent gentlemen Of
this city organized into society u dAy or
two ago for the purpose Of producing a
strong feeling among Americans in behalf
Of Cuba. General McMahOn Is among
the members. ...'
Arrived-Stcamship Alaska, from As.
pinwall. #r
In the Hudson county, N. j., Circuit
Court yesterday, the trial Of the suit
brought by WIN. W. Wood against the
Eric Railroad, was broughr to q close by
q verdict in favor Of the plaintiff
For several weeks past negotiations have
been pending between the Bankers and
Brokers Telegraph Company and their
employees with Il view to transferring the
line to the latter. The negotiations arc
almost completed and the contract Is
ready for the signatures. Tho delay Is
caused by the men themselves, who arc
awaiting the issue of u new press contract
shortly expected 10 be made; possibly,
however, this work will go to the Ma.
tiOnal Line, which Is being rapidly con.
struCtGtl.
The Book Concern Committee of tho
Methodist Episcopal Church, have held
daily sessions, and are still engaged on the
alleged frauds.
An arrangement w0s effected, yesterday,
whereby all through passengers on the
Atlantic Il Great Western aMd Erie rail.
roads, can havG secured seats on the way,
without additional cost.
The statement Of tile several seaman,
attached To the ship Neptune, Of cruel
treatment praCticed upon them, Is most
GmphNtiCally denied by Captain Peabody,
and the tleniAl Is most positively confirm.
cd by the lst and 9d mates Of the vessel.
The sailors, however, firmly adhere 10
their statement The whole matter will
doubtless undergo rigid judicial cxami.
nation, In which the fhcts will probably he
fully developed.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
PARIS.
Quiet RestOred.-.Thc Police Masters
of the Situation.

Quiet RestOred--.Thc Police Masters
of the Situation.
PARIS, Feb. l0-SOOS.
There was considerable excitement yes.
terday and last evening. The police are
active in dispensing crowds. No outbreaks
hive occurred. Many arrests have been
male. Tic military are out in force, but
are not needed. At 2 O'clock this morn.
ing the streets were nearly rs quiet rs
usual. At this hour, the city Is perfectly
tranquil. 2
4f. M.-The amount Of bullion in the
Bank OF France hIS increased to lAO, ,0tN
francs during the week.
The city i still quiet, Armed police
are patrolling the quarters lately occupied
by the rioters
Gustavc FlOureS llas not been arrested.
lie seems to have fled TO Belgium.
The grand ball nj the TnilliericS, an
nOunced for lust evening, WIS postponed
on account of the disorders.
The vigilance Of the Government las
by no means abatctl. The troops are near
0tEhand, which can be concentrated at a
given point ut the shortest notice.
Tho Feeling Last Evcning-SuppresScd
Excitement.
The journal La .MiSere hAs been seized
and its directors arrested.
The report that NJ. Provost PNradNl Is
to so tO Washington as the Minister Of
France Is contradicted.
The city is tranquil. There is strong
feeling Of excitement under the surface,
but the ample precautions of the Govern
nlent prevent my manifestation Of disor-
der. II is reported that at the beginning
of the present trouble the Emperor and
his Staff, in full uniform, wcrO prepared II
the riot became an inSurrecti0n 10 join
the troops.
Copies Of the Gazette dAHgaouIy con.
tanning draft Of tho Constitution Of Pa
pal lnflllibility were Scized and cOnfis-
Gated at the Post Office in Rome.
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CoI~ YoUNa's Universal (Woman's)
Suffrage Amendment came TO q vote yes.
tertlay in the Senate, but twas not Adopt
cd. Five votes were cast for 1t and IA
against. The announcement of the re-
suit, however, was suspended, and the
Colonel Is not without hope that he will
yet bring majority of the Senators to its
support. Ho has hopes Of the three Sen
ators who were absent, and does not de-
spair of several who voted against 1t, as
they manifest signs Of repentance and Il
disposition to change their votes.
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woMENs' SUFFRAGE.
Convention at Columbus, Ohio.
CnIliNInIla Enh IL

COLUMBUS, Feb. 10.
The Ohio Womens, Suffrage COnvcn.
tion met ut the 0perl House tIlis forenoon
The hall was about onG.third full. The
audience were composed principally Oi
citizens Of Columbus. .,.'
Mrs. d. Cutter Of Cleveland, President
Of the Ohio WOmens' Suffrage ASsOciN-
tiOn called the convention to order. Mrs,
+. T, Grain Of Dayton, was appointed
Secretary.
Prayer was offered by the Rev, w,
Phillips Of Columbus.
The following were appointed II Com
mittGe on resolutions: Mr.. Graham, oi
Cincinnati; Miss. II. Dean, Of jefferson
Mrs. u. W. Cole, Of Sidney; Mrs. G. T..
Stewart, of NOrwalk; Mrs. ,|anney, Of
Columbus; Mrs. 4. J.. Bowyer, of Day
toni, and Rev. Mr., German Of Columbus
Mrs. Cutter made two speeches which
occupied the greater portion the forenoon
session.
The afternoon session Of the Ohio Wo.
man Suffrage Convention wAs largely ut,
tended. Tie Committee on Resolutions
reported u resolution asking the Ohio
Legislature to take steps to submit the
question Of female suffrage to the voters
Of Ohio ut the next fall election. The
resolution was discussed hy Mr.. Gid r.
Stewart and Mrs Langle, and adopted,
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WINNEPEG.
Grim Visaged War Smoothing his
WrinkICd Front.
Mass Meeting nt Fort Garry.

Mass Meeting at Fort Garry.
CHICAGO, Feb. 10.
At IL mass meeting held ut Fort Garry,
Winncpeg, on the 9d inst, letter was
rrad from Sir John Young, Governor
General Of the new Dominion, In which he
says the people may rely upon il that
respect anil prOtGctiOnIwill be extended to
the different religious pcrsuNsiOns, and
TINT titles to every description Of property
will he guarded and TINT all franchises
that have existed or which the pcO-
pie may prove themselves qualified to
exercise, shall bc duly continued or liber.
ally conferred. AmcSSagc from Granville
to Sir John Young wus also received to
the effect that the Queen had heard with
surprise and regret Of certain misguided
PERSONS who had banded themselves to-
gelhcr to oppose by force the entrance Of
thu Lieut.. Governor Into our territory at
Red river. Her Majesty docs not distrust
loyalty Of subjects In n settlement, and
Gun only asCribG II to misunderstanding
and misrepresentation Of their opposition
to q change, plainly for their advantage
She relies on your government to explain
the misunderstanding and concliOte the
goOd will of the people Of Red River
Tho dispatches concludes that the Queen
expects from her representative that lie
will always be ready to receive well
founded grievances, SO will lie exercise Hll
the power Of authority she has entrusted
tO him in the support Of order and the
suppression Of unlawful disturbances.
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Cincinnati Market.

EIOUR-Cnchangcd
GRAIN-whGAt-Cuch uchAnged.-CUrn-Dul at 20
6T4c. 0RtS-Dull At 60iIjtc, thI latter FntC for
white. RyG-ln moderate demand at 8IdbINc.
BarlCy-Dnlli spring 81 lOSl n; winter q 2'6b
80.
CnTTOS-Unchangcd
BuTTER-Cnclangetl.
ToBAccD-FIrm; sales 0O hhLs at riIl rates;
receipts light.
WliisKr-Flrm and In gO0d demand al nc.
IlOOs-Firm aud In good demand from shippers
and butchers at $DG9 30; receipts 1900 head.
PROVISIONS -FirinCr with u better feeling gen.
orally, but demand light. Mess PoFk-S&20 7S1
u 90. Bulk MGAtE-lOat. II and l4J{c for RhOul,
dcry, clear rib and clear sides. BiCon-FlrmcF
with q moderate demand; shoulders l2Kc; sides
l6XfblBc for clear rib and clear sugar cured hams
lS(4i9Xc and falr demand.
LARD-Ileld higher; primo Hteam lSN6i0tc
asked, and kettle IGlIlGAc,
EuGS-2112tc, and demand fair
OILR--I.inAeCd OIl-Iield firmly al Nc. Lard
0ll.-Dull at 81 4OIbl a. FotrOlSum--l Unchanged.
GROcERIEs-Sngar-Stcadya lifElStc. Coffee
STEADY at i8094c.
GOLD-l9OH hnying.
ExcHANOE-Steady At l.iO discount hnyInG.
MONEY-MArkCt easy.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February 10.
FLOvR-Dull and weak: western superane al
q 6aGS %; extra at $5 2Gt5 70; family at 50 $50
675.
-WhCat--AdvancCti IC: pcnnBylvanIa
red at 81 ., Corn-Supply light; white at ESQ
Csc; yellow At 9390SC. OatS-Steady At 63lD5ic.
Rye-Quiet at 90lGglC.
pROvIsIONB-U Unchanged. .... .I
WmIsKr-QuIct and scarce nj GSI99c.
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TENN ESSEE.
A Movement to RCOrgnnize the Rec
publican Party.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 10.

NASHVILLE, FeD. ~
Messrs. Trimball, Shacklet0rd, Letcher
and Others havc addressed letter 10 tue
leading Republicans throughout TGnneS'
see inviting them to come TO Nashville on
the 10th inst, 10 consult together upon u
measure for the protection, defense and
reorganization ofthc Republican party.
They hope the disSGnsiOns will be forgot.
ten Hnd all the Union men consolidated
into compact Republican party.
The colored people Of Tennessee hold IL
convention at Nashville on the 9lst inst,
to compare notes relative 10 the condition
Of their race in the State,
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
NEW YonK, February 10.

New York, February 10.
The steamship Alaska from Asplnwall
lIas arrived.
Guatemala dates tn the 3lst Of Decem.
her, state that the revolution Is fast dying
out IN NicarauguN.
The coffee crop il an entire failure
The rising Of the Indians In the interior
Of Bolivia has taken place. The town Of
Huaycho was captured by them, and a
government force was being sent against
them. In battle which previously &C.
Cured, II was reported that the Indians
and troops lost each one hundred men.
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Washington County.
From he WiaShiH0tOn RtriEr.

SUDDEN DEATH.-On Tuesday morn,
ing of last week Barnet Bonar, an aged
and well known citizen Of Donegal town.
ship, was found dead in bed. He had
died, It Is presumed, from extreme age,
being in his ninety.sGcond or ninCty.thtrtl
A HuOE POREER-On the eth ulttmO
the ATcClclland Brothers, Of North Stra'
banc township, butchercd Chester
White pig that weighed live, nine hWndecd
and eghiy;frc pounds, and dressed, cighI
hundrtd aud @Tonty p0Wmds!
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a DOUBLE MIsFORTUSE,-A man NAM
cd james Dorsey came to ParkcnSburg
on Sunday TO bury u son. On returning
home ut Walkers Station, he fell through
the bridge and was killed Instantly. He
was an industrious, steady man and leaves
a large iamily.-FlrEerabNrg Ga:sfte.
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New Work Produce NInrket.

INV lONN1 FcbFUAFy 10.
Corrox-opcnCd Grm bRt closed dull and
heavy; Salea Of l,GOO bales al 2SAc for mIddling
FLoUR-Closed hrm with a moderate dCmand
GRGIS@Wicat-Dnl and scarcely so arm; No
spring 81 I6fbI 10; amber rcd and amber west
Crli $f2SGl V, RyG-EOmlnal at 6lIS5c for
western in store and RloAt. Corn-Dull and
heavy at s7GsSgc for new mixed western.
R0vIsIoNs-Pork-actlvc aud hrmef; sales OF
7SO bbls. mess, seller February, At go 80, Beef
Dull and without decided change. Cut Meats.
Nominal sF.-H
LARD-In active dCMAnd; SAlus Of 900 tlcrCeS
prime steam, seller April and May. al 15H6DlGc.
EOOs-Dull and without material change.
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BUTLER is trying to worm his way into
the White House. At ono Of General
Grants state dinners the tables glittercd
with gold plate. The next day Butler,
in n 81 specch in the House, spoke Of the
President rs that great and goOtl man"
But, of course, General Grant has u safe
place for his pIate.-kOMisriNe journal.
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IT was reported in the city, yesterday
that Judge Nathaniel Harrison was founL
In Pittsburgh, and served with notice o
trial before the Legislature, about II
o'clock, Wednesday night The rImOl
added that the notice was served on hiT
In u place and under circumstances wherI
and whereunder q virtuous Judge oughI
never 10 be found.
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New York Money aud stock Market.

The Stock Exchange hAs been moro animated
than for EOnle timS, and fluctuations arc wider
than usual aud generally al upward turn. onu
Illinois Central. Rock Island aud Ohio y MIBSiS.
matters vigorously to-day. The Vanderbilt par.
ty GTc working up New York Central stocks and
scrip, and Harlem Oh the pretended theory Of the
Legislature passing private bill, and the same
party has Lake Shore IN Tow, which stock II
made to RympathlEc with Vanderbilt shares
Reading was takCn In hand by hank official
some time since, and a. great favor this bank
Official let Ia 4 prominent merchant, and now
there seems TO be some hitch nOminHlly on nc.
count Of the coal trade not turning out AZ we'll a.
th0y expected. The general presumption II that
the merchant has about $80O, 900 to $SO0000 In.
vested In Reading while the bank official has
very little interest In stock New Jersey Central
IL being manipulated for rise BY OnU party, Fort
Wayne by another, and ST. Paul stock by an
other. Pittsburgh Is being moved up by n rrgu.
lar clique, and thGro arc vague rtlmOrH Or com.
promise With the English stockholders Of Erie.
with promise Of a lively upward tendency and
q sensation In this old faVOflte OF Daniel Drew
and the Stock Exchange.
An executive session Ol thC%iOld Exchange
was held this afternoon, at the request Of Van
Lam & Co., which trn was charged by morn.
lug journal with sharp practice IN financial
Operations. Mr.. Van Lam appeared and request.
cd that committee be appointed to examine Ills
books, which request was granted.
MONHY-Easy at 4GIG per cent Oh call
STERLINH-WCAkcr at 108fGlI0g.
GOLD-liVaVy and lower; opened at 1901; clos
ed at l26AGbl9Oii. ClGafnuCea, 81, 900 900.
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"JUNIrER TAR Soar" cures chapped hhndS
salt.FhCum. pimples and all cutauCous affections,
rendering the skin sofI and smooth. ManuhG.
tured by CAsWEI.I. HAZARD & CO., q
Sold by all Druggists, New York
my9t.M ,Th. .dkW
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SUMNER INTERVIEWED.
His Views on Cuba and Annexation
Generally.
The Whole Boundless Continent to
".' be Ours.

NEw YoRX, Feb. 10.
A World correspondent llas interviewed
Senator Sumner and obtained Ills views
on the topic Of the recognition Of Cuban
belllgerenCy. The Senator Is strongly OPP
posed to recognizing US the case now
stands, and gives us reason that it
would instantly involve the United StNtes
In war with SIain, ind us consequence
q financial crush would ensue that would
shake the pillars Of the Government to
their very foundation; besides he is not
sure rs to which would come ont first in
event Of contest. Cuba and Canada
will be pcaccably annexed 10 the Union
within ten years and that VIC shall also
absorb Mexico, the West Indies aud the
whole OF the North American Continent
We have a moral right not only to this.
Continent hut to the whole Of the IICmis.
pllcrc and we shall acquire both.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
SEw YoRE, Febrnary 10

There IA a little more doing but the market Is
staple cotton gOOdS WOOlens are down a gen.
Cral thing. Crashes and linen drIlllngN are In
moderate demand hut prices rlle very low AZ
cnmpAred with last yeAr
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER
IN THE STATE.
NEWS,

THE DAILY INTELIIGENCER, established
more than seventeen years ago, has bcCn rCCOg'
nlzcd for years rs one Of tho bCSt and most inin
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It is published every morning Sunday OK.
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In one lot; bids nearly $8,000,OOO.
STOcEs-ThG railway market At tho clOEG did
not sustain the hest prices Of tho afternoon Ow.
Ing to sales 10 realize the profits Of the sharp alI.
vance OF the day. Tho market, however, closed
hrm. Miscellaneous and Express shares arr
lower and quiet. Western Union Telegraph.
35A;; Adams Express, o.; Wella, Fargo i Co,
l9N; American 36%; United St4tcS, 6OI; PaclhC
Mall, AK: Now York Central, O6!E; Eric, u;
Harlem, l47S; Hudson scrip, B3H; Reading, g71S;
Michigan Central, l23; Lake ShOrG, "; Illinois
Central, 1861; Pittsburgh, %: Northwestern,
do. preferred 81; Rock island, lI9AS; ST. Paul,
u; do. preferred SsA; Wabash, AZ; do. prefer.
red q; Fort Wayne, 99h; Terre llAute 2Si(:
Chicago & Alton, l4s; Ohio j. Mississippi, ~;
Cleveland, Columbus IE Indiana CGntrul, lbs.
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expects some reduction This deClAra-
ton leads to the conclusion that he will
assent 10 any measure Of reasonable
character that is passed BY Congress.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27
April 6, 14-1m.

OccurAT1oNAL AELXESrS-Ffesh pure air Is
a vitaizing elixir. Whoever is debarred by cir
cumStances from unrestricted access to this In
visible but powerful stimnlant, needs . mcdici-
nal inyigofant ofsome kind. The greatSpbject
should be to choose the best. Popularity b.
pretty good guarantee of merit in this scruttnzins
and intelligent age, and tried by this criterion
Hcstrtter's Stomach Bitters stands first among
the inyigorating and regulating medicines Of the
in indoor employmeots, especially in; crowded
factories where even with the best possible
ventilation the atmosphere is always IN some de-
gree polluted. this salubrious vegetable tonic is
peculiarly adapted. The nature Of the ingre~
dients is no mystery. 1tconsists Of au absolutely
pure diffusive stimulant. tinctured-Df ruther
surcharged- the fluid extracts Of sanatous
roots and barls and herbs. The pharmzcopoeia
has its tinctures. but what are they? The Juice of
only single root or bark o. plant Is present
in each, Not one Of them combines the three
properties of a tonic. an Alternative, and an ape
RENT; All these elements are blended in the
Bitters; nor are these the sum Of lis med
icipal recommendations. It Is also blood de-
pureut and an antispasmodic. -, .'' '.|~
The baleful effect which air that has been par
tally exhausted Of its oxygen by frequent bfezth
ing produces On rhe vital organization, is noto-
rious, and. when to this de7 italized atmosphere
is superadded the mephitic vapor Of hot air far-
uaccS. it becomes deleterious and depressing IN
the extreme. To enable the system TO beIf up
even for a few hours each day against the debnf-
tariug influence of vitiated atmosphere, whole
some touic and Alternative is urgently required.
This grand dsideratum is supplied IN Hostetter' s
BitterS which as Strength-su<taining, health
protecting agent has no rival either 1mc12 Ollie.
inal or advertised medicines.
April s, A-lm. -. .;...,r:s, : .
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\ BALL IN TIE FAR WEsT.-The local
editor Of far West Journal having attcn-
dcd ball on the frontier, has felt moved
after the manner Of Jenkins, of the me.
,rouolitan press, to furnish report of
some of the dresses worn by some Of the
cmigrant ladies present:
Miss \. xaS cverlas,insly scrumptious
in an uaderskirt Of red calico, 1lounccd
with blue muslin, surmounted with al
ovcrskirt of ,inscy hooped in the rear en-
saddlcbag with yellow bows. Waist a Ia
anarugeon busome de buster. Hair in 4
chignon resembling half a cabbage head.
Extraordinary hcfty.
Mrs. 8. wore a skirt Of homemade
flannel, displaying in a very beautiful
mannct her No. II mocassinS. Corsage
dc sanyanosh ornamented with soldier
buttons. Hair fricassee, perfume of cin-
namon drops. Exclusively highfalutin.
Madame C., noted half.breed belle,
attracted an all fired sight Of jmnlent by
appearing in hoop-skirt ornamcnted
with fox tails en- circumbendibus. Waist
Of yellow flannel, shaded with strips ot
buffalo hide. She carried big sun
flower, and danced with great luccnc<s.
Ter:ifcally magnificent.
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Tn. An:i-Haiical Convention.

Steps are being taken elsewhere to ar
range for delegates to the Convention to
be- held in Columbia in June next. In
Charleston meeting has been held to
mako arrangements for calling a mass
.srncctins of citizens, Irrespective Of class
,,or, color, for the purpose Of carrying out
this object. -.-
This IS on the Recommendation OF ibe
Press Conference lately held in the City
Of Columbia. Is Ncwberry to be repre-
sentcd? In our view convention Of
the people, composed of the good and
4tBe; wise men Of the State from every
.,Isisasics, who are thoroughly acquaiuted
with the condition Of their sections, (and
every district requires in some par,icu'
lars different line Of actiou} should be
held. We believe in organized action.
But whether the time, urged is not too
early, aud whether it would not DC best
10 wait Further developments from the
enemy's camp are questions Of serious
S3csatc: We have serious doubts, how
seres, thas any means can:now be brought
to bear in,turning from their allegiance
those who are b'ially following the adj
vice aad leadership Of radical. authority.
Up othc. present lime so it looks. Let
the opposition meet, let them lay their
plans.i iaaif I'd lien the ti.ne for aconvcntion
Of those;opposcd to bac government, to
pauhdering, aud unjust taxation, might
be kela With better show Of success. \
suambes Of other papers are Of the opin
:ioa, that it will be wiser to hold the con-
,.xention ax.a later day.