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The Portland daily press., 1871-11-28
EDUCATIONAL.
GOrERaEla Seminary.
Board OF Instruction.
G. WI, BODGE. A, W., Principal,

Board OF Instruction.
G. WI. BODICE, A. W., Principal,
and Teacher of Classics.
MISS ADELA BARNES,
Preceptress aud Teacher of Vocal ana Plano MUSIC
MADAME MARIE COURLAENDER,
Teacher Of Modern Languages.
MISS JENNIE e. BODICE,
Assistant Preceptress and Teacher of Rhetoric.
instruction will be given by competent Teachers in
Mathematics Drawing and Painting, and an
Assistant in Music will be secured as
soon possible.
Winter Term Commences December 5fh
and Continues Eleven Weeks.
BOARD AND TUITION,
TBNHE Seminary Building will be devoted to the ac-
ID commodation of young ladies for boarding vet
the classes may be arranged SO as to include both
sexes in rectations.
Board for Young Ladies $40 per Term.
Young Ladies DESTROYS of boarding themselves will
be furnished with rooms in the Seminary Building
Each room is designed for two persons and will be
furnished with all necessary articles except quilts,
comforters, pillow cases, towels and toilet soap.
Board for young men can be obtained in private
families on reasonable terms Facilities are offered to
those wishing to board themselves
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-28
Portland, Jan. "a, 1870.

As certain individuals have reported tina the
above certificate Is false and my disease had as
ever, wish to say at tie lime gave the above
titicate, the sory was not baf told In addition
the above my leg and back covered with sores.
am now VEL and reel ct least twenty years youbg-
M Y al vice to the afctt d is TO give The medicine a
trlat and not t. be deferred by tie cry Of hu nbUg
IL GU ed NE, IL has cured many others. believe
ease i'll existence.
sc MUNSEY, 81 Ches tnut street,
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-28
A gents Wanted for
10000 FARMERS.

''HE HELPER shows you l,ow to save and how to
MAKE money on the farm, Where to look tor
me pr0h's and w TO obtain them How to clear
SOU W from Oct to May. A copy FREE to every
latmer sending name and o address ZegleI &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
n0MRsrIC MARKETS

CIErEIAsp Feb ls-wh,i declining No. Rai. o. 81 Com
,tsAy quiet
actions; quoted IS 1855 20 Resned dali 23s23tc
ao Feb l6Flour steady. Wheat quiet and unchanged Corn
hell Of 81 Gt2c. Hogs 90 3d.
ST. Lor l6Cotton unchanged. Fosr-Lo~ grade.
.n wanted BTira Winter S6d
Wheat decans scy Prime to Choice Rel 81 aos 81 90
steady Mixed track the t3dt Yellow, &c
O ~ 5Od5c track the No White elevator
@ Barley kge-NotsRg done WHISKY steady ace Tobacco
unchanged and BAggng nominal Pork sales ~ 80
Meae Ooe buls Clear Rub Sides oie. Clear Sde te
unchanged Lard srm for Prime Hogs quiet A.
sTdss Cattle steady s1g56 80. koeaPs-2oo eb. F"ur
$500 bush Wheat, 90 Hogs. 49,.
AcsUsrA quiet with Hss Osngsi sai 's bales
receipts $50 bales; Mdilihg 10 egc - nc "a.
NEw-ORLEASs, Feb l6Four and srm SUPREME ~,
Double 81 Treble Extra. - IS Corn lrn WING IS
Bran dull snd lower; 81 TO- POsk eanr hess -
ay acon Iaa sagar Molass, WHISKY Cotee qaet ana
changed. EIehAHge Sterling INA Newiofk sight ~''' ~
III. .t-.t -. s-n
WmsISCrlS Peh l6Spirs tt rpsnae sra si n,. All.
At - Crude TarPsntne unchanged Tar InehAAs7- WV
MlIdAng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
oUTRAGES IN NORTH CAROLINA.
An ENGINEER AND TWO FIREMEN SHOT on
RAILROAD TRAIN -EXTRAORDINARY KU-KLUl
DOCUMENT.

AN ENGINEER AND TWO FIREMES SHOT ON
RAILROAD TRAIN -EXTRAORDINARY XII -KLCX
DOCUMENT.
RALEIGH. Feb. ia most diabOlical out
rage occurred three miles from this city on the
Greenve and Columbia Railroad. AS the regular pas
senger train, which left this city yesterday for Green
Vile neared Smiths Branch at ExGribbe, the engineer
observed man walking on the trestework armed with
a double-hsrreled shotgun when the train came up
with him he stepped of the track aud, deliberately draw
ING hi, gun 10 his shoulder, discharged both
barrels at the engineer and fireman In rapid
succession. The engineer who had no iGsa bi tno
stood received the contents OF the gun tI IN tne
face not even moving his head within the carnage n
rear Of the engine Both his eyes were destroyed ana
the backshot with which the gun Was Loaded are sad 70
also BADLY wounded. The train was at once
stopped and reversed, and as IL ,PI It co uaIx
n,loading hi, gun. but did not make any other
attempt to fire. The employees on the tram being un
80 I'M lie and the fremen badly wounded. The
outrage created the most intense excitement among e
tSe .rsHe, ana succeeded in arrestng man named
Hornsby as the assassin II IL believed he IL insane
The following Ku-kluX document was lett Oh tne per
son Of the TAILOR tied half mile from the jail
b. the masked hOrsemen, while they took oet the zen
negroes IN Union County 10 Vhcn 'hein U" 0uAu"'
T..s b. h.,. eorp ia ooe, secrecy Thought has bess
,artrT sni The bena.at efficiency Of eonceHnent .esn o
on again forced b. force to Csc force justice a. %
ioab.as Thomas afor Of nothing tie .S9sno. .,
ntofco
49,. 10 the scars oppression 70 he.r 'he Sae "
h,n.sit, even though IL the judicial sf-hal or
.ose rltT pr,opers here 20 the tay Of Conmes A4
AMI nr~uscs s7far trsl or life thus cuS1ns
VI jsv tsss Ill lila. crested AMI projected other
- n.,er -oal have We ysh 10 The inevitable aaa
h and AZ, tA The Let thJ night ha1d Ensr wa
banI de Is our We bot tbs e'noo. o ~ I'm So
,rn. w. r.n, viii justice but TINS cahhot pe ~. ~
=, ,,sNu e f,ueht the AOooh iuiqmty VIII
b.T- Ia, hs even mahsl Of Justice NUT hAVs his ~rJ
Gov scott has advised the appointment OF legls , b
committee OF three, without regard 10 party 70 Wiz
Pradent and represent to him the condition OF andIs III
bs state aud request sufficient force OF troops " Pr"
tect life and property and to inforce tne CIV Yr Conn
Apnther case OF Bnchng Is looked Tor III lOIA ooI
- There a humber of negro murderers are confined ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
COLLEGE REUNIONS.
THE WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY CLUE.

The third annual dinner and reunion of the
New-york Wesleyan University Club held last even
ing ut tho Astor House About present
Tho Hon G. Reynolds. President OF the Club, pre-
sided and In a few brief remarks introduced the Rev.
Joseph Cummings President OF the Wesleyan University.
who alluded TO the sickness that prevailed at the
University during the frat term Of last year, and
10 tho approaching resignation Of DIR. Newhali.
During tho past year. no continued several important
improvements have been made IN the grounds and some
OF tho old landmarks will be missed. We are carrying
forward our buildings with all tho resources We can com
mand and expect them finished before the next
Commenreuent We are embarrassed with reference 70
orr Memorial Chapel by want OF funds not being able
deeeiency lies In the class subscriptions.
wish 10 aude the noble gift OF our brother VINO i'
founded the Orange Judd Hall Of Natural fence. l. is
magnificent building ana am sure ~ Is ne y h
In the country devoted TO that specific purpose We nave
one Of the most complete sets OF fossil cast IN tb ia
One OF the most important things connected WIN vi.
stituiiOn the charter, which VIII 20 INTO 0Peraon
at the next Tnencement and unaeF Mhlcn IYoA U
great increase in efficiency we 5h.h ~
tend the elective course OF stndes, ., tlu'
think that institution Is particularly iqrlunSIe ia
the kind and considerable feeling which the Alumni nave
ever shown. We have never known any hng Oh tno eS
plants made in other Institutions we nave no suc
tnctons as old and young the old claiming that the
system OF the past shall DO maintained and the young
the Rev 8 L. BALDWIN, who has lately returned from
read two parodies, entitled The Psalm Of Lie and
" Excelsior" .,,.
Alumni Of Dickinson College recprocate most cOr9laIy
the greeting Of the Wesleyan university. A
dispatch from the Chicago WESLEYAN UnyeIslty
Club was also received as follows Grt ees,
ngs from the youngest 70 its elder brotne-
Remarks also made by g C. North, Chauneey 9hat,
fer Joseph King, Dr. Curry, MI Kellogg OF Chicago ana
others. . -
PresdeDt-The Hon George q. Reynolds. Ytce-Prcsi-
dents-D Curry, d. D.; b. X Pierce, ID. d; secretay-
Charles r. North Treasurer-oTange J4dd. CGmmittAe
Rutland, NJ NJ. Johnston. A. II. wyatt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
REVENUE REFORM AT THE WEST.


II seems TO be a question between TUE NEw-
YORK TRIBUNE and The World whether or not inc keFe-
nue. Reform Hurry II dyngaway In the Mes-te former
having declared that such Is the case, when the ater
disputed As providentialy placed Ut the West
ern center Of the Revenue Reform cOntagiOn our test
mOny may be Of effect in settling the point AZ issue
which In Why remark:
Reform, SUCH in this vicinity died In com
ing into the world. Free trade ideas, throughout the
West, are largely prcyalent but with that emsseeste
counterfeit free trade which, under the title OF Rove
nue. Reform afraid face the logical consequences OF
the prime pTofesses and which was devised simply
as machine - elevate certain tTmers to ONCE, there
Is no sympathy-uOt particle.
The Revenue Reform Hurry hereabOuts did not create
ripple upon the political surface. The little clique OF
poters who supposed that they had constructed mine
which 10 blow the existing party system into ndls
tinguishabe fragments found. after waiting IN ndgeJ
silence until they tired for the sound OF The expo
sOn that their magazine charged with sand lnst0 sd
OF urOglyceriu Never party OF ingenious gen
tcuen completely taken and done for by thelr own
contriyancc. There not even sprinkle where they
had fully made up thelr minds 10 expect deiuge.
oar ut -hbOr, The Tribune went Out on the fhpubca,
mart, with grand flourish and In state or high mora
tension: prepared, ian Titan seeding afchhnge
for conflict boy which both heaven and earth would ho
asf0ui,ltd But thAt which he conceived % 10 mighty
ana sublime everybody c.o looked gpon a. poIty snl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
PERSONAL.

The Comte de Paris is one of the best pis-
toshots and billiard players Of the amateur sort in all
France.
Dinah Maria MulOcb is said to have written
more than 900 poems she has printed, they
failed consideration 10 please her fastdous taste
The younger Dumas (tbe elder, too, since
his fathers DEATH and several other literary Parisans
talk Of living in Italy until their cOuntrys troubles are
settled.
Rcord, the celebrated Partisan physician, Is
said to be one OF the earnest OF the Red Repub
cans and 10 believe that Gambetta force and
brain than any Of the public men IN France.
Walt Whitman is reported to have said
that before he went to Washington, he the
possessor OF more than Sc at any time; and yet he
has always been of the most cOnented OF mortas
MOncure d. Conway, the well-known Ameri-
can Reroie breaches radical sermons every Sum
day in London in chapeis three miles apart Some OF the
most cultivated IN the British metropolis are among
his congregations
Bret Harte, who is to arrive in New-IOrk
this evening Is 10 spend few days with his family
friends at No. s Ffthave and then TO visit Boston, be
fore definitely deciding upon his future residence ana
settling down 10 work.
Field Marshal MensdOrf, who has just died
at Prague the leader Of the Austrian Conservative
and a most bitter and determined opponent OF Won
Beust's policy everything the Minister undertook
Won Beusts friends claim that he Will have more
freedom 70 enact for the good OF the Empire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
DICKINSON COLLEGE ALUMNI REUNION.

The second annual reunion and dinner of
the Hew-York Association OF the Alumni OF Dickinson
College OF Pennsylvania took place at Denonicos last
evening Most Of the members Of tho Association at
tended and the presence OF ladies at the table con
tributed 10 the Interest OF the occasion. Among those
present were the Rev Dr. Durbn President OF the AS
ISOLATION; Horato c. King, Bishop James. the Rev G. e
Tiffany the Hon. j. s. Diebl, the Rev. Chas F. Deems
D. D.; the Rev G. r. Crooks, D. D.. Editor Of The Mem
odist and the Rev. Dr. Lanahan. After the cloth was
removed Horato c. King behalf Of the President
welcomed tho guests in a brief speech. The regular
toass were then proposed and responded 10 as follows
1.-THE Faculty OF 1884, the Rev. Or. Deems; me Irls-
tees past and present. Bishop james; The College so
cletes" the Hon. J. 5. Dieh; " Our Graduates the
Rev Dr. Crooks: THE Ladies'" the Rev 9. q. Iiany.
Several volunteer tOasts were offered, ana pleasant
speeches kept the company together until almost NIL
night 1890 .
letters expressing regret at inability to DE present
were read from Postmaster-G General Creswei Wn, ~
Assistant Postmaster General; the Rev j. RuslaS OF
NewJersey, the Rev. Jesse T. Peck, C. T. LINES frOi
Cheney and DR.. Ridgcway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
REMOVING THE sSow-A BLOCKADE

The contractor in charge of the cleaning of
broadway intends 10 remove his men and carts to FIFTH
ave IA soon possibleprobably tonight When this
"a done he will commence at Forty eighths and move
toward washington-square He employs 400 cars and
900 scavengers. Eleven thousand cart loads OF snow
we're taken from Broadway on Wednesday and dumped
INTO the river notwithstanding the energetic remgn-
,rances of HaTbOr Commissioners ana some OF the
iea1ino members Of the Chamber OF Commerce Gcster
day me force commenced ~ Fourteenth-s and worked
s"11tb The quantity Of snow carted away during the
GaV was 1000 loads. THIS too, was dumped into the
The Broadway and Seventh-ave Railroad Company
noved heavy gangs OF laboreIs and carts
10 1ernoVe tb6 snow from Wooster, Greene Thompson
and snlliyan sts This snow was also dumped INTO the
er GtilI other gangs employed by the Grandst line,
rarted snow into Of the side streets and dumped H.
tns rendering those streets for time almost lmssa-
49, Tbs ThiTd-sve Company has awarded the contract
for cleaning its track from Annst 10 Canas To the
Hove Rraters OF Harlem who are 90 complete the Work
for 500 About O'Clock yesterday afternoon, there
was IA lam of vehicles from West broadway almost 20
Wndsotst The cars were stopped for long time IN al
directions Policemen endeavored 70 gel the Nehcle7 IN
motion hut did NOT succeed for long Time; ahd ~ con
quenee OF this delay an immense i.hny on iIes
which should have shipped from the ely ~ y H.
did not get OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17


CLaRK-At westseh j. Peb 6 Ens,rsg nsss Mo Hs
Faaera from the residence brother Matthias Crt we..ss ..
SATURDAY lh insL u oeoes. Trains leave loot OF Lose
III q. n aud u m returning at $50 and 3:D p n
PERRIs-As Linxood Ohio H. 1871 % u :eS eeoeh N IN
Ferris wife Of John j. Ferris deceased n 'ne ia year
LoZIRR-A, the residence other brother srr hlfer -
Wednesday. Feb u.s. Mrs sarah Loer' 'So'o' S'sPA N'
1 5s ,aG .uy, ar. respectfully invited TO ssd DE s.er.
a, M on Saturday Reformed 'hi 81 sAes
sack, n J. Train leaves foot Of thAinnsns ~ - -,
MATHBwS-on Thursday. FEB 10 Il %. Isiasa.s ~ ~ ~
:, C.orgs a n,ileus Ia TIE 18Th ~ ms age
Relative, md friends Of family sFiel % ate1 ~
from the n Church. se'eHtbsL, AGAR ll'a's On Se-' -
18Th inst E2 pn Go
nIRs-Ou sept g. 1862 At Tucos Ariooa ha vile Of CAPT
Miles A laughter q " d ssSa's ,t.a . .s..A
ID. funeral Holy fnHp Church bf''lll' -' 4- nay w.
A2p.m. .. - Nh. a. -
MIILS-in this city, on InesiA! I'In iA'Ni 'N' " ~' - -
18th year OF his axe
pH-Ou Thursday morning Feb H. Ewns v only isUshts<
a. P,tsr Y and Mary A. RsrdoPl agcd ~ yeirs -. -. -
s.-t., uarning. 6.s3 oeloe. stise orAA hs<
TIE flass services ~. b Ass = ts G s
baptist CbucA al New AaTkei . % ~ .i,s-t - - .s
Tan ron Isrtgst Ss~ ofA sane A, nc
Eili inferred u the P2n-se - ~ -
waiting depot h Nerfors tnenS' % We eeaes s
RsYyoR-ou weaneaay 18th ut John Ramon ngei !. y,sr
n. esT OF Nsason aud H.aioa In ciy Po1sA
leer.e "a Pnday. i7th iasa, ats O'Clock p H.
sKpNOeRIa TIN. city wednesday sTcniag PED IS 7i Rl
bst Nsa John d. SkdHOrs aud dsSghtcr VI Prosper
w - and mend, are respectfully ssr.i 70 s.aa ID, faser
orsss Jaaes al Saturday The stA last, eeock
sTRygSsoSIn Brootlyn Thursday noag Feb TO- Pedsteh
HIS irisss ssl nsais ssl tho Of hi, ,hs.sa- Rs
A.. rc.oeerfuy inved attend the 'nnesa heo A i.,s
oei nouee
yATEISS-Psb. IA aged II years. william 4 wstsins
KS and fess Invited sftend hs funeral ron ss
residence No $50 West rseni, Friday n'rHns i'@ ''
It n oclocx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
THE RAEsED-cHEcE BUSINESS AG1IM

. BUNGLISG OPERATOR-A METHOD OF fKE-
yENTIoN SUGGESTED
An old detective employed IN "ah-st' re-
marked Yesterday the gentry who have lately been
ngaced IN the business Of raising cheeks are mere
b,nglers and that the shrewder fellows are holding
bac., for season. waiting until bankers anu others DC
come les, guarded. An attempt to defraud MesSrs
Nar,tn a Runyon brokers, OF wall-st, was developed
ve.torday which goes far to justify the remark Just
Quoted person delivered to that hrin on Tue io'n INST
t,s, dawn nv a Hamilton Co.. upon the State
onaI RANK Of Boston for sslO So The man desired TO
nave II forwarded to Boston FOR collection ana mean
nase ocsIys mart OF the amount for Immediate uses
M q Ranyon informed him that portion OF the
nax sonId be advanced IL no would furnish proper
Srcnr,s This he did not do, but sent boy once or
49,, - ali n order for considerable amounts OF money
49, 49,. NOT Maid by the firm The check was In the
- -enI IL Boston collection, ana was caShcd.
III, ,,,, datey nfterward discovered 90 have been
from sgl So The WAS at once reported "
:, .,ir.. s1mrs0n and Mal0y; but the clue % the
tt, of he forgor slender that there IA little
hope % bis arrest. ILL. r,o,ti,,, IA. ,tt,, 81,
= ,r,,, ANAL largo amounts has been hlOpeUt by
-, heavy banking hrms which - 30 simple and CON
youl. u that 10 - -ltaAg t1A' g's H9s t'' into kca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
THE VOICE OF THE WOMEN.
ADDRESSES OF MRS. Woodruff AND MRS
BEECHER HOOKER.

ADDRESSES OF MRS. Woodruff AND MRS.
BEECHER HOOKER.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-LincOln Hall was
ced n OVERCOMING this evening, by curious audience
who assembled 70 hear the arguments which Mrs
Woodruff and Mrs. Beecher Hooker were refused per
mission 20 deliver in the House Of Representatives. On
the platform were seated among others Gen. Butler
Mrs. Julian. Mrs. Pauina Wright Davis Senator and
MIS- Ames Judge Lawrence, Colonel and Mrs Isppan
while In the audience were many Senators and Repre-
Bentatves Gen Butler was expected TO preside, but
did not put 10 an appearance TIL after Mrs. woodruff
had begun her argument. Mrs Davis presided and IN
Foduced Mrs woodruff, who received with consid-
cradle applause.
she appeared quite nervous and evidently labored
under considerable excitement her voice little tremu-
ess At FIRST soon made Itself distinctly heard through
out the hall She read from printed slips an argument
intended u be logical and legal character, occupy
ing about an hour and quarter in delivery, TO which,
after the first few minutes, the audience paid marked
attention with occasional applause The argument was
careful elaboration OF the memorial already printed by
TIE TRIBUNE claiming that republican government can
only exist with the Of the whole people that
the term people, Included men and women;
under the Constitution women were citizens
that citizenship included all rights otherwise the Gov
eminent was not republican, that recent amendments
had clearly declared that the rights belonging citizens
VI the United shall not be abridged by the states
she ARMED that e night representation IL inherent
20 al IN goVernmen; BY ALL that according TO Otis and
Franklin government denying TINS ana taxing without
consent ID a fgrapny One OF the points" made
the use OF the word qualification, applied 20 the fran
chise qualification, she said must be such as can be
attained by an citizens otherwise II amounts 10 dsfran
ohisement sex cannot be pleaded as qualification,
because IL cannot be changed as the VIII 81 any person
AfAy Mr. woodruff closed, there were loud calls f0l
Sen Butler but Mrs. Hooker was introduced ene paid
ne precedisr eteaker many compliments, ana then pro
seded 10 me discussion OF the moral aspects OF The
cause She appeared quite at nome on the plat
form Her audi6ce however lad SAT 80 long tha many
we're tired ana uneasy and continued 70 60 out disturb
Dg the speaker WHO al last walled 10 aioW ho'e ~ ~
eetlred. Mr. Hooker finished her address, Wlncb, II
o.s,nngfI tho woman movement that y WIS tiIisin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
ported by the House Committee on Commerce

These appropriations are to be passed upon by the
Committee on Appropriations, and may be considerably
amended.
Mrs Samuel Lucas sister Of John Bright was at the
Capitol this morning, escorted by the Vice President
che introduced to Senator Sumner and other gentle
men by Mr.. COIfax.
The House Committee on Commerce voted to-day to
report bin requiring the Chattanooga, Mobile and New
orleans Railroad change the bridge across the Rgo
let a navisable bayou been Mobile Bay and Lake Pom
chartran 10 make cross the channel at night angles
throwing the draw near the center OF the stream
The sun A hundred or more hOrse-carts and three
stea1nhre engines have co0perated to-day in preparing
Pennsylvaniaaye. for the approaching carnival Inc
people were clated when the smooth wood pavement
OF what they delight TO call the Appan Way OF Washing
ton replaced the miserable cObbes, that, IN December
last they determined celebrate the great event in
lifting way. A Racing Carnival proposed and the
idea became popular that the original design
has been improved upon and enlarged until it is now
proposed for two days next week-Monday and Tues
day-to give the city mp 10 fun and frolc and to invite
the whole United states 10 participate. The rail
ways leading from every part Of the country have
agreed to reduce their fares and preparations have been
completed in this city TO accommodate all who may
come The features OF the occasion will include FIRE
works AZ various points the avenue on Monday and
Tuesday nights races for which there are numerous
entries Of District. Maryland, and Virginia horses;
masquerade procession in which than 5000 persons
each night both by Chinese lanterns and by electric
light PLACED the Capitol dome balls, civic, military
and masquerade goat races sack races, &c. number
OF strangers have already arrived TO participate In
witness the fun.
The jury failed TO agree in the Bowen bigamy case.
after being out all night, and this morning dis
charged They stood eleven for conviction, and one for
scquittal
To-day another warrant was issued from the Police
Court by Judge Smell charging Representative Bowen
with bgany marrying Mrs. King while he had wife
hving=zfTances HIcks-whOm lie married IN 1852, at
Augusta, Georgia. The warrant was placed IN the hands
OF detective for service, and he went 10 Mr.. BOven's
residence about O'Clock and served the warrant The
latter expressed surprise other than 70 ask when they
would cease coming after him. and then went with the
officer 20 the OlICe Court.
Monthly report 40. Of the Bureau Of Statistics
IN press contains among other tables statement show
ing tie value % duabe articles entered for cOnsump
II the different ports during the fiscal year 1870 the
duties paid thereon, and the average rates OF duty at
each portthe latter ranging from SCI per cent at San
Francisco and - NewYOTk TO 20 per cent at OswegO.
The report also contains statement exhibiting the
values Of the principal articles imported, rate and
amount Of duty, DC.