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UNITED STATES cusslSaoErs Cuya..

Charge al Pmssing Counterfeit Money.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States rs. S. Harbs. The defendant
had been charged with passing $40 counter elt
bill on one Bernard Gale k 1he evidence flIled
10 show any criminal intent on the part OF the ac
cused, VINO was honoraby discharged by the COM
missioner
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UNITED STATES Cum wsslossaY coJaT.
A Retail L'qvOr Dealer Held.
notnra f,or m iuv,onar WtnSi0vv

Retail Liquor Dealer Heidi
Before Commissioner Winslow.
Henry karcncr was Deiorc the Commissioner yoe
terday The charge OF beng engaged IN the bus-
ness rcsai liquor dealer at 1872 FuI.on street
without pay.ug the special TAX required ny Iak.
1uc LoiHinLssiouer hcld al 10 oaii Ia the sum VI
$oou To await an cxaninallon on tue Ist VI UeceMr
ber next. .t'a
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More Church TrSsOis-A kccter After He
salary.
Before Judge Gilbert.
Richard s. Adams us. Thr RtStor, DC. OF 81. An
d,escs Chmch.--1he plainun IN this suit was ior-
merry rector OF 81 Andrews church, and brings
action recover s. 100 bai2n1e o. salary alleged
10 be due niu. tne uelence pfvduoed as esNedce
oil the TACT that no bad bcen paiu AL
that was uue INN u release iiom The ex-recior. ~
Is CLAIMED tnat the p,aintn owned tns srouLa uPon
wnich the church sanis- An AsresDent WAS ~.
tered into that ne wero paid $i4,sO. liie uesa -
the property snou.d be given 10 the cnur.n 10 ~.
leQsv tnat this ~ never carfiu vus aaA
cIs,as tneica0rc, tnt tho release Is nan aha sosS'
CxS4
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ALBANY, N. ", Nov. ~, ls7l.
Thc folio wing IL the day calendar LOT NofohoH
2,.--S7l AlS. Ail. alk Az. 90 AL. al
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SupRsMt COJar--cAAA3sai

Soldier Released fross Ludiow Stsess jail.
ny Iudgo Brady.
IN re John A. Crdnrnp.-Tnc Court to-day ordered
the release Of the reialor from Ludlow Street jail
II wml be remembered tnat he was given quarters
here for nOn-paymenL OF military fines IMPOSED
upon hm as q member OF the seventy -Erst rcgi.
ment.
DecfsiOns.
Joseph Agats as. Eugene Asndis.-Moii0n granted
and cause set down for hrst FRIDAY IN DcceinDor.
C. b. i. Bacon Is. DANIEL Ihs Ga 81 a.--Order
granted
b. NJ Sdnnter rs. H. JACOBS ct aL--Motlon denied.
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SUPREME CGURT-seNeaAL TERM.



Before Judges Ingraham, Barnard and Cardozo.
Samuel samueis as. Wm,dm c. Brvom @ al
This will be remembered as the suit brought by Cap
tam Samuels against the EreaHg fOst Tor alleged
Ii bel in publishing q statement OF his rumored SUI
eide and attrIbutng the kto ne To mOrrnc0t0n nc
the defeat 0; the yacnt Danntless by the Columbus
IN the oceanic vncht race lie claimed $4,000 dam.
ages, which amount was awarded INN by snern'S
jury. Judge Barnard set ASIDE this verdict as ex-
ceSsivc and irregular. An appeal was made TO this
question vi excessive damages, but wonlu only hear
Oh the question OF irreguarlty the alleged lrregl-
nection wllh three uther cases, Instead decdIng
each case as IL closed The Court affirmed judge
Barnard's order.
Loopholc OF Escape 1hrongh Lefcct In an
lndtcsMent.
GOtrdns cs. Goardns.-This IL generally known as
s'patcnt dlvorce'' case the vile having oDtained
the divorce from her husband. On his appIIcation n
the decree OF divorce was aside. The principal
witness IN the case. It will lie remembered, was
Henry w. Giston. VINO was subsequently tried and
convicted OF perjury for MS evidence The Court
set aside the conviction. on account OF defect In
the Indictment, sucn aveimeDt setting forth that
the action IN which the perjury was committed was
pending in the ''SlIreme Court or the cts OF New
YORK, - and there beIlr no suca court, The iud4-
ment was, therefore reversed.
Penalty of Careless Driving.
Matilda A. Moody us. George A. Osgood. This
was u suit for damages In beng Knocked down by
tue norSeS OIL the ue enuant ater getting out or an
EIgnth avenue railroad car. The jury decided that
the accIdent was the result Ol carlessn,Ss on the
part OF tne defendant, and rendered. verdlNt ior
tire plalnuh. The Court, on appeal. affirmed this
verdict.
COrne IN Gutnlon ps. The G,'peppoint sugar Com
pdhu-This suit was Drought to compel dissolution
Of tile company through non- II It's franchise
over year. The ony question winch the Court
considered was wnetner the piaintn-a mere stock
hOlder-can MAINTAIN tile action. The Iltc lucutory
order appealed from, appointing receiver, was
reversed.
Dispute Ab0nt AiimOny.
Aaria Galia0ef' Simon Gaitnger.-The mat
ter In dispute Is am0ny. The Court decided that
500, tho amount originally fixed Dy the order OF
Judge Barnard, was quite as much as should have
been allowed. II the plantr win stIDuaie to ac-
cepJ TINS sum the Or,ier may be SO mUdiictI; but n
nor, the ordcr ls vaCaied and the case sent pack TO
the Tecree or such further evidence as tU The value
OF the defendants estate as may De offered by tho
parties
Ohcr Decisions.
r. ". Hutchings pS. John GldSs.-Order affirmed.
Daniel S Bacon rs. W. G. Gttn,an.-Judsment
affirmed.
Ro,e1r Fisher u.s. The Mayor, dc. Same.
George W. Wed IS. James OBften, SheT.g.-Order
Re- tversed.
fonny Bartlett Us. Daniel Dre,o ct a1.-Judgmcnt
affirmed.
James N. Ricketts, us The Baltimore and OHIO
RGnr0ad Conn anp.--Same.
The Great esfegR Insurance COrnpGnyUs. Robert
W. Ttayer et Gt.-Judgment for plainiin, with
costs.
Iack us. The Erie Railroad Conpanv.-Judgment
affirmed.
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SUPREME C0UaT-cIRCUiT.
u. cisiOn.
BY Judge Van Brunt

ID. .cisOn.
BY Judge Van Brunt
The People er rel Herman Teifer rs Jacob Routh.-
See memoranda Of decision with clerk at Circuit
SupEnlan CDU5T-;piClM TEAM
Decisions.
BY Judge Spencer.
Emma Mdrqu70 de CoHognev u.s. Naio Francois
Mcguire de Coito9aeu.--Moton for re.erence
granted.
Aaass cs. MGdss.-Order granted.
Harlung Us. Cdpatlet. Order adjusting costs.
A,aseT Us. Ihe Mayor, Gc.--Order granted.
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the consequence was the rice, havmy 10 be
sold 70 naiI uoZen Inherent parties. went I'D 10
hinn figure. Durng TINS period therefore, u 10 not
10 bu wondered at that rice was an article " npCrt
aud LARGE quantities Of tIe same were importeu
years tne ciups VI rme IN Japan nave becn tUeraoiy
ine.tiu, wn,ie N China tne prsiuct has uren con-
susril,iy ueCl leasS0 amount. Besi,es iiiis ali
que. that were formerly pait IN rice arenow pad IN
niohey suu the consequence - tnat rce has cseap.
eupd IN utycc 10 g,eat cxcnt. kvfeign merchants
have rrsdirped iatsc quantities Of imported ne
bacA 10 Hog Nuu turing the ust two mouths. as
e aise 9 sss ss'y yon,sn. nvsn ce - ssn snsue
mug ~ uudcfstald lille mvie of the rules
OF ira ic. ahd 10 appreciate tue ,ad tn.t
prices are ruled es supply and uemaud. 1hey ae,
therefore, cousiucTing the expcdienry oil revvklng
the edlct apaiist tue expoftaiian Of ice, as they
rishlly cunjecure lna no .oss eau accrue rom ex
portlng plus o that a,uclc. asd that when tne
shpius u eArei idcd naturally the dfalu VIII cease.
1ru,y ,hey are geiing wisac,sl.
siLx woKss' EuGs.
There mas been consdeiaOle eAcitefncnr IN the
Elk worms eggs business ON account oi the large
prices lately paid Tor carts oi sx worms eggs large
lsrger Than ,here IS aoy demand Ior. The ,dea
there orc entered The heats ui the sellers thai
~ ordes 10 oo,aa . god prce from Tue
foreign buyers Que .nali oi tue eggs snouid
IL Ss mo os na e's he proa tae err aSs
also refused 10 prinR tHeii> INTO lna:hct, waiting ne
Increase W TIE price. soiue japanese WAC vrodatt
~ soa,e eggs a lew days agc were roughly haGaed
by the native merchants ior going 10 tne custom
iOusc 10 get them reg sieTed ior 10 foreigners.
But the .uregn buvrrs are also hrn ana wnllv tHey
cnel far pce tGet refuse 10 pay tneextra suuecle
tnat IL demanded RON tuen. lie ,orsuls iave ap-
p;icd 10 Lhe native government 10 lne.poSe aud
have yet 10 discover whether tue Si.h worms Esgs
L ivu vii be stlvus enoagn 10 witsiaau al, HAMS,
or NActner IL viii meet tlc late U other Unions IN
u,uel iurs oi the wvr!u, and be uiro.ed ~ sur.
fvuiluinS circumstances.
AMERICAN MONUMENTS.
Two buildings are now ueng erected, or rntner
aie a,oui IL lie erected, IA lunonaina, the want m
wn,cb has peen seriously tell here by Aniescan
on lals--yIZ., an American hospital anu al Aieii-
can iafL lue lusplsa. has moi teen seriously
re,ursJ MS t:e latte. lnsiiutlon a. We hays Hehe
RAJ hts,nts. here 10 winch all give support AMI 10
Wnct All can gv un,lei certain stpusa iotis. bu, as
We nave hasai stoirhce, ~, an assistant surgeon
az Inc ted states Navy, We miSlli certainly Lave
n hospital wAefe tue distressed American sailor
Cab k0 -, - -.
Al TO the a. II is Simply by coursesv oi Tue British
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WY. T.. LIVELY,
w ATTORNEY At LAW
CHENILLE, W. VA,
Practices in Glmcr, Lewis aud adjOin-
ing counties. All business promptly AT
tended 10
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reason, that tho actual work Of the Con-
yeution eau be done in a very few
weeks. There Is Il substantial agree
mcnt among the people as to the
changes needed, and it is scarcely to be
questioned tina; similar unity ofopinion
will be Couad among their delegates
Upon not moro than two Of the points
discussed during the Convention can.
vass is any difference likely to arise,
and this will be based rather upon mat
tiers ofexpediency than upon principle,
The mode Of votingis one OF them, the
system Of local government the other
Upon the first, the Convention, as rep.
reseniing the views of the people, will
undoubtedly aim to guarantee perfect
freedom to the voter, and at the same
time to guard against frauds in re.
ceiving and counting the votes. Upon
the second. the Convention is pledged
to give the people cheap, ciFice Mt
and simple mode Of local administra.
ton, How this can be done will be a
matter for full dcllbcration and dis.
cussion. That there will be large
reduction in the number Of local Offices
cannot be doubted
Beyond the points indicated, We see
nothing in the work of the Convention
calculated to give rise to lengthy dc.
bate and consequently to prOlOng the
session. 1t is certain that the people
do not expect the Convention to pro.
tract its deliberations. They are sat.
isfCd tha. the work eau be well done
and yet done speedily. By entering
into the spirit Of public opinion, and
by determining to represent the popu.
lar will, and that alone, the Convention
can make its action immensely popular,
and secure triumphant ratification for
the new Constitution.
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LATER.

Since the above was in tyre We learn
from the Mteliigcncer that tho Com.
missioncrs left Richmond on Friday
last, and returned homo ria S,aunton,
where they inspected the property be.
long ing to the two States, the Blind
Asylum and the Hospital for the In
sane. We understand that they ad.
journed at Richmond to meet in Par
kersburg on tho 18th Of next month,
there to complete their labors and
write out tIeir report TO the Legislu-
ture. While they did not succeed in
obtaining all the information they dc.
sired to obtain at Richmond, yet they
are in hopes of receiving something
further between this and their Par.
kcrsburg meeting, and whether they
do or not, they will report upon wba,
they have gathered. Their position at
Richmond, as we understand it, was
that it is to the interest of the old State
more particularly than to West Vir.
GINA 10 furnish all the needed informa.
ton as to the minutia of the debt, and
that uutil it is forthcoming, West Viz
gina cannot be expected 10 determine
anything definite us to her share of it.
Acting upon this position they have
left it optional with the authorities over
ihore whether or not their request for
sundry items OfinfOrnniiOn shall DO
furnished.
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TO THE SUFEER ING.

The Rev, William H. Norton, while re-
siding in BRAZIL as a Missionary, discovered
In that land Of medicines remedy Tor Con-
SUMPTION, ScROruLA, SoRR TnRoAr, CoUGns
CoLpB, ASTHMA, AND Nervous WE,ESTss.
This remedy has cured myself after oil other
medicines had failed.
Wishing to benefit tho suffering, will
send the recipe for preparing and using this
remedy TO all who desire 1t FREE or
CHARGE,
Please send ma envelope, with your name
and address on It. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM II. NORTON,
&C BROADWAY
oci2.ly YoaE CRY.
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A SHORT SESSION.

We gather from the touu Of our
State exchanges, says tho Courier that
the desire for a short session Of the
Constitutional Convention is very geo.
oal. 1t is believed, and with good
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HAMILTON EASTER G SONS,

HAMILTON EASIER d SONS,
@ Baltimore, M.
In order the better to meet tho wan,s o
their retail customers nj II distance, have Is.
tabliShed
A SAMPLE BUREAU,
and will, upon application, promptly send ~
mil fsll lines Of samples Of the Newest and
most Fashionable Goods, Of French, RngJisl
and Domestic manufacture guaranteeing at nh
times 10 sell as low, Il not at less prie,i, than
any house in ihs country.
Buying our goodI from the largest ana
most celebrated manufacturers In the dilravrt
parts ofEurOpc md importing the same W
steamers direct 10 baltimore, our stock Is At
all iimeS promptly supplied with tho novelties
OF the London aud Paris markets.
As we buy and sell onlyfor cash, and n,aka
no bad debts, We are able and willing 10 soM
our goods at from Ten 10 Fifteen per cent less
profit than IL we gave credit.
Orders unacconpanied by cash will be
sent GOD.
frompi.paying wholesale buyers arr In
vtcd 10 inspect the'sto In our JcbbinE and
Package Department.
Address, HAMILTON EASTER L SONS,
1871, 100, col aud 2b8 W. Baltlmoty,
Feb 2O.ls1l-ly Baltimore, Nd.
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The gradual increase Of strength OF tho
Home make, ia Policies better al Expiration
than when ilrst issued. This gradual Ill
crease is guaranteed by its plau Of busu,ts;
none but firH.C!Rs Risks are written at
paying rates.
The Home pays for Lire Stock whom Ia
Surcd aud Killed Ly Lightning, without rvr-
ercuee 10 the place where killed. pays
damage b! Lightningto Buildings, whether
burned or not.
Farmers find Tho Company TO he just tho
one they want.
Mcrehan" &c, til, best Of Security IN It's
Policies.
NorE.--This company hs, fulallsd Nil tho
requirements VI the Insurance Law OF tbs
State.
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JACOB SCHNlTT,

TAC0B SClINlTT,
81 -CAuISEr NAHER,-
CENTER STREET, WESTON, ". VA
Krcns constantly on baud full and
complete stock Of Of all kinds of Furni-
turc, such as Bureaus Tables, Chairs,
Stands, lrd-stcads, &C., &c, Of the best
quality, at reasonable prices All orders
promptly ATTENDED TO.
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WTEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
" --lS7I---IB72 -

v US
The last Catalogue shyws an attendance
Ill Students ut tins Institution. Five dis
tlnct Departments Of Instruction, with full
corps of competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages /;
Mathematics, pure and applied Psychology,
Ethics, Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric,
the Sciences. &C., &c., carefully aud thor
Oughly taught. Practical Chemistry and
Physics, illus ,ra;ed by appropriate NppNrat-
uS. Special advantages Tor the study Of &c
olOgy.
a good Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
MincralOgy, Geology and Conchology; tot
gethcr with many specimens in other depart.
mCn,s of Natural History. Fine Buildings I;
beautiful and healthy location, good society.
Fall Term begins Sept. c. Winter, De-
eCmbcr 3. Spring, March 20. Commence
mcnt, June 20.
boarding from 81 10 81 per week.
Tuition, from Sl5 to S94 per year.
For further particulars, inquire Of
ALIEN MARTIN, President,
MOrgantOwn, ". Va.
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Mrs. MARY +. vAENEY
NEW MILLINERY EMPORIUM
Main Street, Weston.

Mrs. Varncy would respectfully inform
the ladies of Weston and vicinity that she
has just received and has now on hand q
full and complete assortment Of notions,
ribbons, millineryand straw goods, konnc,
trimming and velvet ribbons, bonLei
silks, Saiins, and vr'vciS, blondes, nets,
grapes, luchCs, flowers feathers, ornaments.
straw bOnncts and ladies mts-trimmrd
and untrilnmed-shakrr hoods, snndowus,
&c which she Is offering at Baltimore
prices. BONNET AND DRESS MAKING
will receive prompt attention and be done
in the bCs, style. nlCly
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HOME INSURANCE. co.
Columbus, Chic,

CASH CAPITAL, $500. 900 60
CASH ASSETS G3s,4l7 81
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMA-
Tl0N.
TO TIE PEOPLE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

During the past year, We have been
spared the evils Of pestilencc, famine
and epidemics neither fire, nor flood,
nor tempest has laid waste our country;
notwithstanding the unpropitious sea.
son the earth has yielded an ample
supply Of food; all forms of labor have
received fair reward ; We have en-.
joycd the blessings of civil liberty, and
have dwclt together in harmony and
peace; Therefore, /, John J. Jacob,
Governor Of the State Of West Virgin
ia, recommend to the people to assem-
Die together at their usual places of
worship, on Thursday, the 3Oth day Of
November, instant, to offer public
thanks to Almighty God for all til csc
blessings, and to invoke His watchful
care and protection for the future.
In testimony whereof, l have here
- unto subscribed my namc
r. @ and caused the seal of tho
L. % State to be affixed, at
~ Charleston, this day Of No.
vCmbCr, 1871.
joins j. JACOB.
BY the Governor:
JouS NJ. PuELrs, Secretary Of State!
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100000 90
IN TALUABLE GIFTS!
TWO GRAND CAPITAL PRIZES.
d ,OO9 IN AMERICAN GOLD.
OlO, 900 IL AMERICAN Sll.VERi
Five Prizes Of $1,000 | cprrspacrs
Ten Prizes Of $500 "'''"''""'""
One span of Matched Horses, with Family
Carriage and Silver Mounted Harness,
worth 81 800.
Five Horses and BuggicS, with silver noun
ted Harness, worth $500 each.
Five Fine Toned Rosewood Pianos, worth
$500 each.
% Family Sewing Machines, worth $500 each
$500 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting
Watches, In all. worth from $40
to $500 each.
nliOs' Gold IcOntine mud Gents Gold
Vest Chains, Solid and Double plated tea
Tablespoons, Photograph Albums, Jcwelry
&c, BE-, 6c.
Number Of Gifts 25OOO-Tickets limited to
10000.
AGENTS TAINTED TO SELL TICKETS
TO whom liberal Premiums will 10 pnid.
Single Tickets 50, Six Tickets $40, Twelve
Tickets $50, Twenty-Five $40.
Circulars containing II full list Of prizes,
description Of the manner Ofdrawing, and
other information in reference TO the Dis
trlbu,ion, will be sent 10 any one ordering
them. All letters must be addressed TO
OFFICE, Il. D. SINE, BOX SO,
lOl W. Fifth 81. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Tnov20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09
TIE PRINCE Or MALES.

At the hour of going to press this morning
the Prince of Wales was still alive, though
the flame of his existence was Pickering but
fecbly. The utmost resources which wealth
can procure, the most skillful efforts of science,
the tenderest care and devotion, have ali been
unavailing to check the slow and fatal inToads
which the remorseless fever has made upon
that robust and powerful frame. The
malarial poison which carried off the
servant of the Prince, and his friend
the Earl of Chesterfield, has been baffled only
little longer by all the protecting influences
which guard the life of the heir to the crown.
eva, Wa" groaned the dying Clotaire,
"what is this Death which pulls down so
"easily the greatest Of kingsT Before we
again address orr readers Albert Edward of
Saxony and England will probably have ceased
to exist.
With this great and mysterious change every
man acquires kindlcr and more lenient ap-
probation. The Latin maxim which admon-
ishes us to speak only good Of the dead is
founded in that deeply settled principle of
the human heart which enjOins charity for
the hopelessly vanquished. There can
be no hostility felt toward one in
capable of resenting it or defending himself,
and no harshness of reproof is longer Of any
use when the possibility of amendment is
gone. The criticisms which have been
directed at the Prince of Wales were
doubtless founded to certain OK
tent in fact, and the zest with
which they were repeated were due
partly to his exalted station and the tendency
of ordinary humanity to delight in lessons
drawn from the lapses of the great. AS long
as he lived and floulished, it was not without
a certain justice that his rank and bis magnifi-
cent expectations were held to emphasize and
aggravate Ills errors. But when he has done
with all these accidents, and his living ex.
ample is removed from the eyes Of men,
it is then time to consider and to
admit that his birth and education
are extenuating circumstances in his career
A prince has become in this age sad and
idle anachronism. II he chooses to break
away from the ennui of his rank, he
may spend his life in chimerical
aud chiyalrOus quest Like Macmillan Of
Austria. But If he accepts his fixed
and constitutional fate, there is little
left for him but balls and dinners and pigeon
shooting. youth of deficient vital force may
addict himself to books and music but the
world sneers Mt him rs at Louis of Bavaria
Even Napoleon iii. said to his wife
when sho spoke of their sons love Of
music and reverc, "No more of that one
"Troubddou-king in Europe is enough /"
Iuc Ptince OF Walls inherited from his
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Nen'llork Daily 0ribmate.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 0. 1871.

The Prince OF Wales II dying strike OF the telegraph
operators In the principal cities Of England is imminent
Tue Argyll Rooms in London have boen burned. G.
The French Assembly had stormy session yesterday.
Twenty Ave lives have been lost on the coast Of
Nova Scotia during the recent gale
Congress was net in session yesterday. - Another
Mississippi steamer was sunk, but lives were lost
- rolling mill has been burned at Birmingham,
Penn So Several trains showed up on the Union
Pacific Railroad, at Laramie. - The gas works at
Winstcd. Conn. exploded severely burning two men.
An attempt to compromise Connolly's ease proved q
failure. Schuyler Colfax and g. g. Cox addressed
meeting OF OidFellows at Cooper Institute, in aid Of
Chicago go The jures disagreed and were discharged
Of Assemblyman Irving and OF the Brooklyn
election inspectors. Gold, lOSt, ilot. lloi Ther-
Xnometer, 81 p, sc. 40
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There must he a time for the beginning OF
all reforms, of course, but our Communist
friends who proposed to hold a celebration
next Sunday have reason to think that hard
ship has been wrought upon them. 1t would
have been right to forbid Sunday celebrations
and parades long ago; 1t is great pity that
it was not done then. But the action OF the
Police Board tardy as it is, should
now be taken as precedent for
all coming time, and be made to apply to all
professional demonstrations not in accordance
with the character Of the day. 1t cannot DC
pleaded that there is urgency in these political
or semi political exhibitions which should COM
mel a violation of the Sabbath which would he
shocking to the feelings Of many citizens, and
would interfere with the religious observances
of Others But we insist that this rule shall
not be made for this occasion, and be quietly
nut to sleep hereafter.