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New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
THE RETURNING SOLDIERS OF FRANCE

'hF'k uOSllIIil ~ COMMUNISM, AND INDIF-
ILEEhCk 10 IHL REPUBLIC
IRON. TN London N~0, ApraI
CAFLsRUHE, March 2S.--There are two strearnr
O. mon n uniform setting IN opposite directions across
Lie TIaHcOfernan frontier, and "a short railway ,rir
bon which have Just returned. has shown me much "
net wing force VIII ebeeis ana songs, With green
sfeJths wound round their helmets, aud hearts be,tiU
ti2h with the pride OF victory the Germans are travel
~ home The stream which sets westward
n Of different hue less Joyous its course. aud with M
hss O hope before IT, But the future masen % france
sc night glad 10 turn their faces toward home sOrs
MY be heard from the trains which convey them
Ever and anon parties Of them strike IN
quaint provincial dites, VIII ia all about Llsett.
We village and have not ailusiOn ~ them TO glory or
- war kapOleOn's armY returns tTIhC sadder, lrt
80 tIlht wstT than II set iOftb Ihe men 70 back
Without rail yiDg cry, without leader 10 whom they
sAh eng ~ their defeat and IL is natural tat the
emoit which arrive from Paris should double their
WHY. 1boy cannot shout Wye IEBbereUF 4"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
MISSISSIPPI.
rrocEEprNGs OF TIE LEcF,LATUnE.

PROCEEDINGS OF TIE LEGrsLATURE,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 13.-Tao ArGtancho
Jackson special O-Iight says
Bills to better provide FOR the safety OF the peoples
lives and property, ana to create Safe ConsaDuhry
force. we're introduced.
The Mississippi Valley Navigation Company comes
up tomorrow. IAe bn asks tre y to or 1000 eros
Oh land aud proposes - low pessu steamers N
the Mississippi, but SIyCsBc glardilee u 50 ans ~
is one OF the most Luacio> schemes ron oote', mono
of tie parties interested having any capital
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
NOMINATIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS.
EOHISATIoSs.
WASHINGTON, April 13.--The President sent
the foLlnwing nnminatLons 20 tho senate L0-dly;

the following nominations 10 the Senate to-day;
Members orHs L,gsr, 1s,Ilby Of ne District Of otgtlHa o
o,s yso,l D. L. Baton J. A 4 K Brown, g. Gnhk anl
Ssmsel cross For yea;st rres Douglass Ao-'
I.l & y. Miller. " dl-m ctcA.eT Gfl 5a ralH'
rstors of Tsternq R,ies-r G. bur4n', FJnr'l Dtrt o
Te,as. W fHf Frt District Of Georgia W D. McC"efy SKA
District Of Michigan A., st-., r...i,. ~,
ss,ssoy. Of TH.ral Rsnurovnsend Sutt Sixth D''e' OF
Nrhjerr: O. ! Smith. Eighh District o Mlehig - 49, ,. .
Po,iarstsrsW H. Hascal Leroy, New York; hnn a.
Genaig New-Yorh &. +. hsrnc, a. sonehan u IS -
.on A. K.nswha Vrnia; b. Mrpheun, Al Cyce O1io r. l.
Smit Al Gallon Ohio; Mcfbben iieiown Penn d. : Ger
sb,5Sip Peuu Pr.ter Charlotte n G. Miss T. c. Conur
Franklin. n H.; Lester Markham Madison a H. So@ies
Davidson. MOutCeO oVai = H. Shoemaker Dt
Witt lows; f. r. Brown EmWood Ill A. C. PsIton Lo'Apot H.
d. bingham, Lansing hichi W H. Ciut' lhr'o Rivers M9
H. l. R0it on Washington e. H. Ohio; T. H. swift Detroit Neh
jas Goodspeci Joliet Ill; J. y. Cunningham Has C Kansas
" G. Surier fulton m Chs southern, Morris, III AlOIzo snos
po.tD II.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

The unusual number Of applications for leave OF an
sence which have been lately made by Territorial officers
has induced the President to announce that he expects
the gentlemen who hold those offices 10 stay In telr re-
epectiye Territories. and 10 attend HHctN 10 tnrI
official dutea IL therefore directed that m future Tue
heads Of Departments shall grant leaves Ot G"tc' 10
Territorial officers only for or the mos urgent
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
WASHIRGTON
TIE PRESIDENTS TRIP TO THE PACIFIC AN
EXCITING CANVASS IN THE DISTRICT OF
CoIUsfRIA.
rFLFGRApU To THB TRTBUNR1

COLUMBIA.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNEI
wAsHTSGTON, Thursday, April II, l87l
The President has not abandoned his contemplated UP
with his family to the Pacific coast and has mare ms
arrangements for being absent six weeks TIE d1te OF
his departure IA yet uncertain. owing tn the douD'
as 10 the result of the sessions OF the Joint h COM
mission and the necessity Of calling an extra session u
the Senate.
The canvass in the District for Delegate IN Congress-
under the new form OF government carried forward
with the greatest oarnestness and enthusiasm ny Doh
parties The excitement throughout tho city II greater
than IL has ever been before at election Meetings
are held every night In almost every ward In tins ciy
and Georgetown and there is indication that the ex
element viii abae until the 10th inst, the day OF ho
oloo
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-17

DeD- 1t is not required that man shall al
ways be perfect, in order to to true chris
tian But it is required that he should be a
sincere seeker after perfection. 1t is requir-
cd that he should be moving forward, and ad.
vancing up the straight and narrow way Of
lifs.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-17

to foil III supporting any measure chat would
complete this great enterprise, and thus leave
the public without tho advantage of this i'm
portant road, aud to outail upon them the
certainty OF having to meet eventually the
interest, and principal Of at least a$portion
of the bonds endorsed for that purpose -
Whatever the opinion of individuals may be
as to the policy of consolidation, or the ad-
vantage to be derived from giyin. to the
Blue Kioso road a hundred and sixty
four miles of completed road, l. am satisfied
that all practical business men will conccde
the fact, that this acquisition will give more
strength and value to the bonds, to be used
for tho purpose of raising the necessary funds,
| than even tho endorsement of the State it..
self IL would oven were it possible ut this
| time, be willing to see the bonds endorsed by
the State cancelled aud withdrawn from tho
market, and have them replaced by first
mortgage bond OH tho Blue Ridge and Green.
vile road combined. Circunstanccd as we
arc, by the road being cncumbered by first
mortgage, securing this endorsed bond by the
State, aud vested rights in tho bouds, it
would be almost impossible to make the cx.
change, hence it becomes our duty to adopt
any and every means to realize the greatest
sum ofmoncy possible for the security we have
and apply it strictly aud honest to the con.
stuotion Of the road. am satisfied that tho
four millions Of bonds will place tho road in
such u state of forwardness, by change of
route and grade, as to require but little, af-
tor they are exhausted, of additional outlay
to open communication to Knoxville, and
whatever further means may be required will
be readily secured by asccond mortgage on
the whole road
ln conclusion, would say that if the pre-
sent bill did not present n certainty of saving
the State from becoming eventually liable up
on its endorsement of the Blue Bidgo bonds
bya failure to apply them in such a way rs
to make the road itself sufficient guarantee
for thcir payment would now withhold my
official approval Of the bill.
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-17
Moro Ontrages In York.

Tho Columbia Union Of the 10th instant
says: rs gSMt
a dispatch bearer, Major Whitehead, Uni-
ted Sta.os Army, from tho post Of United
States troops ut Norkyile, brought Yesterday
the following important intelligence from that
locality:
The dispatches explain themselves, and VIC
submit them with the voucher of bare and
naked truth, having tired long ago of tho
monotony OF chronicling these daily outrages.
The Governor has tclegraphed to Washing
ton the facts, and also to G oneral Terry, com
manding the department, stating that fight
ing is going on in that county.
HrApouArrnps C.Np SHERMAN. }
YosKy,ltE. S. G., March s. 1870 {
JIs E,.,u.,,,, }, y c.,,u I,
enm,t r,,..l..
''o".S o"''''""' o0'"",o'" ~. ~
uo'EhNoN' Respectfully statc INT on
Mohuay morning l"st' tue company OF H,,''ei''
kho"a as Soc Har.noi 1liii company, was
"''acheo ny por''on OF tho ofsah'zatloh
sV'eo ~ H'uA' ana a''or running hght'
i'stinS nearly th'ee Gays, arrived III c'oso
proximity TO thls place. Tho oherllt OF this
county was notihea OF the coming OF this com.
Pahy' ""u t'o Nv once SI,uuioh"aa posse anu
p!oceoaod to arrest aud dlsarm the members
tnCfeO[. i ne company, consisting OF Two
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-17

{, Den. The cheese Manufacture of New York
is growing to tostupendous proportions. Twelve
hubdred factories arc now in operation Ia ak.
ing ono million peanac yearly
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-17
Very respectfully,
john CHRISTOPHER.
Captain, Sth United States infantry.
g2e&glli OF IL Seven Eaoa.fYs' daaas-
LHlisN.

The. Kicl Gu=cHc thus reviews tho seven
months campaign:
Ia the present war twenty three battles
lave been fought, their order being, Weis
srnburg, Wcrih, Spichrrcn, Pange, iia.s la
-FOUR, Gravc!oiSe, Beaumont, Sedan, Noisy
vile, (bcEorc lotz,) tic three battles Of Or
lea"s, Amicns, Ch"mpigny and Bic (hc;orc
'ar!s,) i3eaugcncy, Balnumo, Ncndone, lac
Mans, Belfort, st. Qncnin, and the great sor-
tic agNi!at st Cloud. At Graveiot,a nearly
l.alf niIlion men confronted each other,
viz: 10000 Germans agaiGst 10000
FrcncAmcn at Sedan there were 10000
Gnrmams u4nir-,t l1G 900 French, and in the
third battle Of Orleans, 100, geo or 100000
Gorn,us agninst 100000 or 230 ,0CO French.
NE di,pnr'ty Of nun.bcrs Was greatest ut
Mars Ia Toura,.d Bcfort. In the sor,uer 10,
coo Irussia;!s fought from \. NJ. till p
NJ, Il, first against 100000, aud by noon
against nearly $4,000 or $4,000 prusSians
aud Badcner, confronted 00,Dp0 70 10000
French. The three battles before Metz
l'a&c, MARSHA Tour and Gravt'ot,c-- shows
The largest losses on both sd S, .the lnssea;
o.! the Germans in til, scopud being 500 of
iiccrs and 1900 mon. Of all the battles
duviHg the pas, ccmtAry, only the S.Urn!ing
VI 'ibCHtiOl Ill INC DdtIir Ol DGlIC Am
ance, Burodinn, Ey'au and Zornlorf can rank
in the same catrgory with the battlcs before
Metz. There have been forty onc engage
men;s, some OF thcm resembling battles, and
twenty successful $ieges, ncuA:ng Paris. the
first stronghold in tue wo.!d, ard Metz and
Strash,urg, io,trcssrs Of the first rank TO
this number OF suc"osstul sic;vs must now
br added that Of BolEorS. Ihe $1,000 men
under General Borrbasi VII" .,nl .efn.e il
Switzerland after he Surrender oi Paris swell
the numhcr Of E.en,l prisoners ana of iug
tiyes ntrrncd in nrighboring states to more
than million; 100000. according to the
North Gu:ctie, are prisoners Of war, i"clu
syc, of conrSe, of the garrison of Paris;
nearly 10000 fled into Belgium after the
battles OF Metz aud Sedan, aad more than
S0,OO0 have row crossed The Swiss
frontier. This enormous total Of l,03l 900,
remarks the Guza'c, is unparalleled in his
tory and, reckoning the number of men
who have rcrishcd in the field or hospital. or
have otherwise become ''Aors dc comdut,' as
least $4,000.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-17
BOOK STORE.

A RRANdEMENTS ara made to secure any Book
~ wanted Also, Books, Catcchisms, &C., for
Sabbath soleols, Sclioo Books, Pens, Ink, Paper
&C., &C.. always on hand. Tho Depository for
the Oconee liblo Society is also at the Book Store
Next door to the Post Office.
April /, 1870 "a Iv
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-17

- The ingenuity Of Chinese swindlers ia
peculiar They split half dollars, tako out a
third Of the silver, fill tho place with lead,
and adroitly close up the cut.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-17
@ Es n, :R Y.
T |aaosA s,A no riln KING.
ny MRS. HELEN A. MANvILLs

ny MRS HELEN A. MANvILLE.
;, y, The golden pinions OF tho sun, ,.,a,,s
Cyl Whose plume.tips swept Tho treasl v a
" - Or Mother, Earth, are folded on D"3
~ The mountains top in rest; 'i.2"
= While solemnly, slowly above
The stars this anthem Sing,
tsm "Rejoice, 'rejoioe, for God is love
ga 73AEltosanna to the King |"
The evening winds take up tho strain,
And wide ocr mount and seq,
Der valley low and sodden plain
o.G The Earth's immensely;
Whero Nature wears her wrap of green,
S3'}gAnd flowers their censors swing,
N'Pi They softly chant, with humble mcin,
"Ilosanna to the King!"
s5YsutteS9 tlbsaoQ Stcl; IaU;g 9'"ay
Hosanna TO the king of day, @
Who from his golden crown
The fairest of tho whole array
OF jewels hos cast down.
%1"JOh when the song doth stir the luto
OF, Natures every string
Should mortal tongue alone DO mute!
Hosanna to tho King
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-17

WAsnINGToN, March 7.--Ercsident Grant
Informed tie Congressional coi''nttce, which
waited upon him to-day, chat l,e hoped that
full provision for the suppression of all out
RACES in the Southern States. Under the
present laws he would be powcrlcss to prevent
them. The select committee upon the alleg
cd outrngcs will present q bill for this purpose
next week.
The President also said that he thought
that the labors of the Joint High Commission
would soon reach a satisfactory conclusion.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-17

- Ono Of the stories told Of the Paris
siege is tint Baron Rothschild, tiring Of rat,
vainly offered $l0O for a pheasant. He was
forced to take fifty sparrows instead, for a
pot.pio, at 81 each.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-17

teU- The first cargo Of cotton ever sont
from Charleston, South Caroinr, for tho sea-
port of Baltcs Port, in Russia, near the mouth
Sof the Gulf of Finland, was dispatched last
week. 1t consisted of six hundred and
twenty-five bales upland cotton.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-14

PARDoNED.-The Governor has grant
ed an unconditional pardon to Michael
Riblett, convicted Of shooting with in
tent to kill, at the April term of the
Marion county Circuit Court in 1866,
and sentenced to confinement in the
Penitentiary for six years. The pardon
was granted upon the petition ofa large
number Of the leading citizens Of Marion
county, and in consideration OF his
general good conduct during imprison
ment.
His Excellency has also commuted
from six to four years, the term Of I'M
prisonment of w. Virgins, convicted oi
murder in the second degree at the Sep
tember term ofthe Jackson county Cir
cult Court, 1867, and sentenced to the
pententiary for six years.
The Governor has also reduced by
one year the term Of imprisonment oi
John Newman, jr., convicted Of bur
glary at the March term of the Berke.
ley county Circuit Court for 1868, and
sentenced to the penitentiary for five
years.-Charlsston Courier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-14
Mr.. Dawes offered the following reso-

Mr.. Dawes offered the following reso-
luton:
Resolped (the Senate concurring),
That the Speaker of the House and
President of the Senate adjourn their
respective Houses of the Forty-second
Congress on Wednesday, 18th inst, at
IL o'clock NJ, without day.
An Intellectual attempt was made to
lay the resolution on the table.
The resolution was then agreed to
yeas, l25; nays, 67.
Mr.. Hale offered the following:
Be It resokred By the Senate and House
Of Representatives., That from and after
this act salt shall be placed on the free
list, and no further transport duty shall
be collected on the same.
Decided in the affirmation-yeas, l45;
nays, 46. The resolution passed.
Mr.. Farnsworth moved to suspend
the rules in order to pass joint resolu-
ton now offered by him: That from and
after the passage OF this joint resolution
no tax or duty shall be levied on col
lected on foreign coal-yeas, l32;; nays,
81 80 the joint resolution passed.
Mr.. Randall moved the suspension
of the rules in order to pass the bill
that from and after the passage Of this
act, tea and coffee be placed on the free
list and no further import duty shall be
collected on the same. Decided in the
affirmative-yeas, Isl; nays, AZ.
Mr.. Wilson of Indiana, introduced a
resolution declaring the 18th, l4th and
18th Amendments to the Constitution
of the United States duly ratified by
three-!ourths of the votes, and no State
has q right to withdraw its ratification
after it has been given, and further,
that Congress has right to impose
ratification Of these amendments as a
condition precedent to representation in
Congress. The preamble to the resolu-
ton refers to the action OF the Demo
cratic members of the Senate Of In
diana.
Mr.. Cox asked for a division of the
question, so as to have a distinctive
vote on that part of the resolution de-
claring the amendments valid, which
he thoug hit to be correct, and accepted
the situation.
The Speaker said that under a sus.
pension of the rules the resolution could
not be divided.
The question was taken and decided
in the negative-yeas ITO, nays Is
two-thirds not voting therefor
The House adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-14

removal, and that It has alienated, also,
all original anti-slavery men throughou!,
the country, who have always formed
the active working element OF the ne
publican party. There is already mucn |,
canvassing relative to the merits ana
popularity Of many prominent pubic
men, with view to their possible can
didacy for the Republican nomination
among others, the names OF Coilax,
Blaine, Sumner, Logan, Schenck ana
Cox are chiefly mentioned.
Republican Caucus.
There was no meeting OF the Repub-
lican Senatorial caucus this morning,
and it is understood there will be none
before tomorrow, when the committee
appointed to frame bill for the pro-
lection of life and property in the South
will report. The joint caucus RePnbil,
can committee of the two Houses held
meeting of two hours duration TINS
morning, to mature an anti-ku-klux
bill, but came to no conclusion: lhey
will have another meeting tonight.
There is official authority for stating
the report that the Secretary Of the
Treasury intends to push the Pacific
Railway Company for the payment OF
interest msney due to the Government
and appeal to the courts to enforce pay
ment, is entirely false. Secretary
Boutwell, disclaims any such lnten-
ton.
A Cont radiction.
Secretary Fish has written letter to
the New York Post, in which he says ::
The entire statement Of your cores
pondent, so far as it relates to any con-
versation, expression, discussion or al
lusion by Sir Edward Thornton TO me,
or by me to or with him, or with the
British Commissioners, or any, OF either
of them, on the subject Of Mr.. Sumner 8
position on the committee on Foreign
Relations, or with respect to any organ
ization, or constitution Of that or any
other committee of the Senate, from
beginning to end without the slightest
foundation in truth.
The New Loan.
The Merchants Bank Of Boston to-
day subscribed 100000 to the new
loan. In response to an inquiry
whether banks NAV substitute their
six per cent. for new five pG cent.
bonds, without risk hereafter q being
required to put in for portion thereof
four and one-half per cent, II is stated
by the Secretary that such ACTON on
the part of the banks, as far as he is
concerned, will not render then liable
to have any change made in the man
ner of subscription, but that theyshould
remain undisturbed until the enl Of the
ten years required for maturing the
new bonds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-14
Radical Politicians AIarmed-Look.
ing for an Available Candidate
Democrats EIated.


Democrats EIated.
The removal Of Mr.. Sumner from
the chairmanship of the committee on
Foreign Relations continues to be the
exciting topic Of conversation in all po-
litical circles, and it's probable effect
upon the future Of the Republican party
and the denomination Of Grant is freely
discussed. All the Republicans except
q few Of Summers personal enemies in
the Senate. agree that the occurrence is
very damaging to the party and may
prove disastrous, in short, that it was a
gross political blunder. The Demo
Gratis are highly elated about the affair,
They 50 Grant denomination is inevlt-
able, because there is no man OF suffi-
cient strength to oppose him, but that
his defeat will follow as a necessary re-
suit of the dissensions occasioned among
Republicans. Many leading Republi-
cans, on the other hand, assert that
Grants denomination is now out OF the
question, and it is necessary to begin to
look about for a more available candl-
date, if the party is to be saved from
defeat. They argue that the entire body
ofNew England Republicans will be
hostile to him on account OF Sumner
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30
TAKE WARNING

U,uE Y. & t. R. r. CO ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due precaution against accidents and
l0ss Of life resulting from the running of their
trains: and they take this method of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice of children playing about
,uotr cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
the business of the Company find it impossible to
PERSUADE BOYS. " tho frequent the termini and stop
pig places Of the read from climbing upon the
cars and engines; and they will feel Themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measures If these
annoyances are continued. Recent accidents,
which are wholly ascribable to the carelessness Of
persons in jumping on and off the cars when in
motion. should be warning enough in themselves
II. VI. YERINGTON, Superintendent.
August is. 1879. Il
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30

CTAfUTEs OF THE STATE OF NEVADA
y for 1871, for sale 1t the State Printers Office.
Carsoa. asd Il 4. l. BANCROFT 1 co. ., San
Hraaeioeo. Prise, -.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30

Marriage and Celibacy.
Essays for Young Men, or great ~
cI.L EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere with
MaRRIAGE-with sure means Of relief for the
Erring and Unfortunate. diseased and debilitats~
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Addrss
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. : .. NiseA -.
P.i.aAsaeaia. p. ea98.tS
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30

Iur.--V-- Drn.--,r.- $1,000 -
hAA'sli'h rfAhlNtNl 'I&IA o. NfItba,
NV rrv ,TrI,SE T,F'yH', = =, -
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- ,He Nyhst 'u,'h da' Law Il lhv >'ate 81
Nevada. l. L. X. Bradley, Governor of the STATE
u' wa l.'t', '-s' we |'''" ''- y. neg re-
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sell, Clafle> jones, T u Heftru. T.-.l + Geek
erell, J In S5uires. Ihuma, Lzau. Tbs. FI,pu.
David L,uch. Lcauder Morton. Gee. Roth
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30
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