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The New York herald., 1871-11-10
F0a!.IGs MISCELLANEOUS ITENs.

Unless Rome can be rebuilt with tho speed OF
Alaidin's architects the whoc cry is tnas numbers
OF families w be turned into the streets from the
merclless raising Of rents.
The Bordeaux correspondent o. the KrQj says tia,
the principal alm Of French policy lust nov Is 10
md powerful ally. who, in tho eyes VI ". Theirs,
can be no other tnan Russia
There il some talk in Dublin. Ireland, about
starting new liberal daily paper, Il Is thought
that II u first class liberal paper We're started Is
would obtain very fair share Vi support
Thc Arab insurgents taken prisoners Ia the lste
Algerian revolt are tIanepored 20 Corsica, ana up
wards or one hundred clieitaiRs ana marahouts
have already landed in tho Island. They arc per-
mitted 10 take their wives aud children Win them.
There are said TO be sixty-elcht republican clubs
In England and Scotland, numbering $4,000 mem.
frcetnought republicans" They are composed Of
the highest, nlost Intelligent ana yell-to.do srti-
SANS.
Emtcranta from tho new German districts OF
Alsace and Lorraine are arriving IN Algeria III great
numbers, aud ther condition ana prospects arc re-
presented as discoaraglng In the extreme. A gold
field has been held mp TO tho patriotic youth OF INC
frontier towns, and they rush to Algerta--Whero all
Is civil warfare, hardship and disappolntmont--
with blank misery staring them Ia the race
Thc Jo1rndl des Debats maintains that tho French
Chambers Of Commerce should be consulted as 70
the best mode Of dealing with the great financial
question The nation, IL says ls afraid 10 look lts
dilC,lties In the face, and 1t suggests tnat tne
Councils General, which are about 10 hold their sit
consideration, cer the result OF their investigation
TO the National Assembly. who would not then be
left to vote IN cbscWtty uacertelnts qua cmherrass
upent
The New York herald., 1871-11-10

A From As T.. e ssp.smSss 70 the m
M From the lei Of January 70 The soS Of June. 1879.
duties vii Levied them extent Of Z, Ter
extent Of oneh Of such duties Or may be levied
h. latter privilege having conceded Germany by the
vantage %as y Ss 49, % be excluded fro"
nsr xin me event o. chaase OF ,sn ~ =, GnIsh
nS % Asaes rsas Ss'ss
will be admitted duty free the ce ed prov nces and be
placed on the basis OF Temporary admission IN sccord1nc:
IRON. bar and and sheet steel cotton yarn and
ART Manufactures comprised in the foregoing articles
q made II With such Sds
xaT S"Tssrs shall be admitted duty free INTO AsaOs
s s s, s g @ M ss ssd half sue From a,ss the
as as may be levied BY Germsny on on goods of such
starch potato starch. dye.nds, eencsl prepare
nana!ac,ass Of A The quantities thus ad
said manufacturing estabshments, sni tho articles must
ss s:sm sSasss Ct sss levied
good dsaSd I'D under PROVISIONS OF article and article shall
s, e he In in d,ssss
ohsmSs1 Of si be Of
II ehG1 be the duty these 10
quanns United under the above provisions do not ex-
ceed the trade or iosss -
o. They shall deliver certificates OF origin to each manu-
facture. . =, !
They shall inspect the manufactures nd prevent !ne
quantities represented In the certificate from being
or one material substituted for another -
ss the o n
to be limited to each individual case, and shall not be nego-
TABLE
ART Son discovery Of frauds the heads Of establish
ments are to be deprived Of the benefits Of this convention
ART. a--As long this convention LASTS contracts be-
tween manufacturers OF AsaccIorainc and Frenchmen
Ia NJ
article of this convention The privilege granted
to French manufacturer by o reciprocity a. Is des
ed In portiCl lok
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
ENGLAND.
Mr.. Gladstone al treenwich-kitteen Tbo"-
ssud People Aronnd tho Platform from
Which We %p.ke-Eaect Of American News
paper Fnf erprise an EDRIisb JoutnpIf-n.

paper Fnt erprise English JoupnpIf-m.
LONDON, oct. Is, 1871.
M. Gladstone met his constituents al Greenwich
,oday, and addressed them ON some OF the more i'm.
portanf topics exciting the public mind OF TINS
country. There we're from twelve TO fneen thou.
sand persons gathered on the open heath In front
OF tho stand from which he spcke-et least this is
my computation OF the number. Doubtless we shan
hear on this subject the same variety OF opinions thar
ve aways hear as 20 the number OF rersons
present at pubIic gathering. Some vii! say there
were three thousand and some will say there were
twenty. As IL was impossible TO remain ior any
length OF time in the denscy packed ana iammod
mass OF humanity within souno o. INC orators
voice struggled out with very great dinlcuty IN
the nrst half hour, and then, as could not hear
pss,ed nv time in endeayoring TO hs from some
positive Data tho lumber present. From ptoxat,
mate experiment | judged thal Inc zoV
yards 10 length would surround the oehse
mass In which people were packed as
closely as they could stanj. say, then, ina, tney
covered q square OF siHty.two yards OH eaol sioe
and that each man had tue adequate allowance oI
swogQuare feet, and there could not nave pcch icss
khAa dneeD thousand persons present, =
ghA crowd wss so paosed tnas " 'ne oeca sf "
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
1he lichbOrnr snsr.

An order has just been drawn up in reference 10
the application OF the Judges Chambers to examine
Captain Angel, about 10 sail TO Australia on the
part OF the defendant, ana an appointments made
that The examination sn ould take place before
OF the Masters OF the Court or Common Pleas on
expected. VIII attend on the part Of the claimant.
Directions haye been given 60 exclude all persons
from the room except those connected with the
case, IN order 10 prevent the evidence being re-
ported. -Ihe case will he resumed on Tuesday
Mee4e-1o sih proMulo before Chiel Justice Boyill,
court where the case Is to he heard The barr,sters
who left ior Australia to obtain information have
hot returned. The rule made 10 prevent 8 failure
OF Justice % 10 the Judge OF Jurors II Is believed,
viii not be acted UPON, as ali par'iea are expected
10 appcas on tnc day appointed.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
FRANCE AND GERMANY.

rb4 International Customs treaty Consen.
tlOn.
Tue following Is a revised copy OF the Customs
Convention which was signed snd approved by the
governments of France and the German empire,
October IL, 1911
CoSyrv1IoN TO srgyy As Ar ADDITIONAL oLAtrh ="
TnR rRRArY or rEAoE sEIwRsN rHANoh AND ohh'
ARTIoLr Manufacturers OF AsaceI,orrssne w ne ~
owsi admission across tho Freoch frontier ~ W"
The New York herald., 1871-11-10

Il was. people tainted A policeman tainted within
q few steps OF where | stood. Outside the dense
crowd was the usual looser gathering or carriages
full OF ladies. coquetting cavaliers ballad moneers,
piemcn, bowlers, SO.
You have had the points OF the speech by tele.
graph, and II is impossible AZ this hour TO give IL
greater detail II II worthy oi note that The lonoon
papers have tailed in their province OF great piece
been stirred up to great effort by
paragraph printed few DAYS since. IL was
reported that the speech was 10 20 telegrapnea
IN full u New YORK, aud thence argued that az "
was 10 6c delivered on Saturday anb woulu no.
appear in tho London papers TIL Monday Whiso "
would appear In the New York papers on Su noay, !,
New YorF woala raa the speech twenty iour hon's
earlier than London. -
started bt the thought that theY had before .nenr
= fair chance 10 beat The Amercaps, two London
papers tue Sdadltra ana Echo promised tnc
speech TO theIr readers By six r. NJ. Oh Satu.uay,
hui thev hayc given up 10 thai hour only twenty
Of
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
BeuspS Circular Explaining the Nalzbarg
and GaStein Meetings.
GLADSTOsE'S RECEPTION AT GReeEW!GA.
Jules Simou's Description Of the Past, Present
End Future Of Paris.
COUNT pALIKAO'S PAMPHLET.

The Cunard steamship Java, Captain Marty6 rom
Liverpool October rs, via Queenstown the 10Th, ar
rived at this port yesterday, witn Two uays later
mails than those brought ~ the cas- OF PARIS.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
CHURCH ROBBERY IN JERSEY.

On election night somo o-forsaken r0bbcr broke
into Trinity chapel, lrvington, near Newark, snS
carried on carpets, clyrgyman's robes aud hama
somc E:!.'c No c'uf 10 tne sacslscg,ors sccnndreA
The New York herald., 1871-11-10

Asorher ,.noc,.ins toiii,TS Explo.ion serious
loss ot iife-Narrow Esrarc Of ihree Hum
dred Ucn.
Geographic despatch TO the Ionion Ti1ncs from
HartiepooI on the night of Thursday the cstn ult,
gives the following account Of anolner dreadful
colliery accident
Nane. 70. = pis Seaton colnery, near mere. last
night about Twelve O'CLOCK. Az the time Oh tie
were on the night shit The explosion was heard
nearly hsf q mile OF, aud clouds OF smoke were
coming ont OF the upcast shaft. The manag gers and
viewers hurried TO The PIT at once, and volunteers
companled Messrs. BAKERS and Corset, the resident
viewers, down the shaft, near the mouth OF
which they found I'VE persons dead or
Hutchinson, Jr., dead; Robinson Hunter, dead soon
alter: Thomas HUTCHINSON ST., living tonight;
men, both dead Every effort was made 70 restore
the ventilation. hut before TWO O'Clock they were
as II Is supposed, nearly sixty yards u the work
ines. About fifteen hundred yards from the shaft,
thus cutting or all communication from twen,y-six
other men known 70 be IN that part Of the pat, Of
whose lives little or no hope s entertained several
horses were DESTROYED, oth9Ts n,lracnlQpsly escap
ing. iiad |, happened IN Tie day $jt mon would
ployed altogether, ihe following are among those
st'li IN tue pit:-George hayes, Thomas Pront. VIII
Richardson Edward. Lane, all married, ana
family; * N Dobson, George barker, boys; William
Robins, Tnomas Jones, Matthew Brown, Edward
Campbell Thomas Spence, all OF whom except
Campbell have young families. The greatest OK
cemcnt was cccasloned all yesterday. and the
scene was visited by crowds from the ncignbOring
eo!lierles TIE officials are using all possible eyer
tlon to subdus the fire. THIS evening four ponies
The inquest on the deceased was opened last even
ing at New reaham noeI, before Coroner Maynard,
who after short rreliminaries and q formal ident i'll
cation, adjourned the inquiry A large number OF
men are temporarily thrown out by the catastrophe.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10

The Paris Joaiut publishes the following iotter
addressed by Henri Rochcfort to the counsel wa'
defended him uefore the court martial
Allow me, my defender to offer you collection o.
fcyrsTy and which oosts me so dear today Ihs wnlch
hnr.d nos oniy against nee but also against my family
eyen To- NV children, that in them imagine that per
.ve The aeue hopes That seg, which believed TO
be dead and which have reputation 9g having buried
,eIrv n,ushroons when Bonepnr,st tungni alone can
nroduce expect every day TO hear that Napoleon III,
ayins Cd bis domain has proclaimed On amnesty,
mi ser having beer condemned " the republic, am now
nenaced with Che FAR more tsrrioe maorsuhe % ceine
80 liz he cnn
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
Count Beusi-s Circrler Regarding in. Gas.
,ei,. and SnIxburx late, View.

The text OF Count Beust's Circular 70 mo Austriai
diplomatic agents explanatory OF the Gasteln an,
sazburg Interviews, appears In the Jo'aaG7 &c
D6tdts OF the 25th ult Tne document = ased sen
sember H. 1871, and says:-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-30
Scott HOutZ 4 Co.

Scott. Houtx 4 Co.
Will continue to offer the following bargains
among others:
Heavy black gros grain silk from $1.25 per
yard ur.
Bargains in eolorsd silks, Irish, French an
American poplius, empress cloths, French me.
rinos, satteens, Cretons, Sc.
The largest stock of dress goods in the county,
and at the lowest prices.
Reduction in shawls. A good all.wool shawl
for $1.25
Something very handsome in real imported
shawls, $3.50.
Splendid stock Of Paisley shawls, very cheap.
Will offer splendid bargains in cloths, Aannels,
Blankets underware &C., to reduce stock in
these departments.
Would call especial attention to our stock of
furs.
We will sell you furs less than any house in
this city. as we do not wish to carry any over.
We will make lower prices than usual during
the month Of January, preparatory to invoicing,
and as we have the largest stock OF dress goods
in this market, you will do well by purchasing
OF the largest and lowest priced dry goods house
in this part Of the country.
Respectfully.
| SCOTT, HoUTz l. Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-30
HOME MATTERS
Pepper, Salt and SPICE.


y certain gentleman in this town bears tho
name Of Henry" Hank" for short; not Hank
the grain buyer, who wears No. II alligator's.
but another Hank. Hank was at the Catholic
fair and received love letter from Miss Arta'
snesia Jane Bugs. We know it was love let
ter, because we wrote it ourself. We, that Is to
say, the gushing female referred TO- called him
our morning glory; our clamp o'turf; our orange
blossom; our gympsum weed. We told him
how we loved him better than candy, more dear
ly than onions, honey, soap tea, hot cakes and
lssses. We said, "We love youth, h
how 1 love your Now that fellow is mad
snadder than if he had found the toothache. He
put the wrong letter after that "H" -. Martin
keim is fraud, to this extent. He gave the
boys grand roast pig Lunch on Christmas, and
promised us the pigs tail, and then didn't give
US cne He said he had too much for the other
pig . One of the best wet grocery clerks in OF
tswa is Gal" Thorne, at Plergues. He knows
ell about "the gin sings and arrears Of out
rageous fortane," as Shakespeare don't hath it,
...Stieiel says he amt much Of fighter, but
he can whip the fellow who stole Minnie" 49,.
II you weuld like to speak to a man who il
bordering on a state Of mind between insanity
and an intense desire to commit suicide, tina,
man referred to, whose mind is oat Of shape
.ad, a few days ago, a few thousand dollars rep
resented in notes, bonds, mortgages, &c, and
Mr.. Blake has hey, which his name is -
" chief deputy Now, that boy, "having nc
one TO love nor none to caress,' procured a tam,
squirrel and turned him loose in the Office. Tha
squirrel became very well acquainted witt
things, and would sit up on that desk and sweal
at you in the squirrel lingo. That squirrel be
came tame and sociable, and SO Trustworthy tn.
Re was allowed the freedom Of the Office. Still
Mr.. Blake, with prudent forethought, put hi
valuable papers in drawer ana locked them up
so as to have sure thing the squirrel, as i
were; but the squirrel gnawei into that drewe
and disappeared for three days. They feunl
him yesterday morning, and also those notes
bonds and mortgages. Gnawed up? Yes, rather
Those papers couldn't have been cut into smallcl
pieces if they had been run through ras-picker
machine tnst revolyes at the rate of 900 tirse
per minute. The last We saw Of the sheriff, b.
was circulating around the Office with red no
poker in search of that squirrel -. The las
meeting OK the manufactures adjourned very
abruptly. The galvanized carrot" attended
10 report, but his entrance brought with i such
skunkish stencil tina. j. was impossible to re
main and do business That animal ought t,
be muzzled-at the proper extremity.
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BIG WAGEs.-Mr. Saltsmon, of Chicago, who
was recently employed by F. G. Prescott a short
time, to cut furs, received $50 day. Prescott
must be doing big trade to afford to pay such
wages. He has the furs to show that the money
was we'll invested. 1t should be remembered
that Prescott is practical furrier himself, and
he has this advantage over all who sell furs in
this city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-30

PLRsoSAL-Cy. S.amate, one of the best boys
in Ottawa, and as good as there is any use for
any place, has been absent in Missouri some
time, He has returned, and will hereafter be
found at Fiske & Beem's clothing establishment
in thi, city, where he would be glad to see his
friends.
Best buckwest -four at Risle Broe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-30

CORRECTION Il Clark are not played
out in Ottawa, nor are they going to Chicago in
the spring, but will be found at Ill Main street,
where they are prepared to do all kinds OF
painting, plain and ornamental, sign writing,
designing, decorating, kalsoming, papsrlng,
granting, frescoing, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-30

The City Mills are now runnin. and can fur
nish their retail trade with the very best -four !;
also all kinds Of feed, corn meal, &c. With their
new mill they are doing the incest kind of work.
Farmers can have their work done in a superior
manner and On short notice. Give them call.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-30
J. MegaGn

Bur}o s Heenan's Eagle Mills" white win
ter wheat -four still takes the lead. They have
plenty of it yet on hand, and more coming; also
Missouri and Minnesota -four, manufactured ex.
pressiy for themselves.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-30
NEW FEATURES FOR 1872.
iysv, DEPARTMENT..

Thecnhusias'r support readily accorded to their
prise wherever has been introduced has convinced the pub
fishers Of Of the oundnoss CT their theory that
the American public would recognize and heartily support
any sincere effort 70 elevate the tone and standard of ustra
TED publications. That weakly wicked sheets exist
and thrive is evidence that there is arket for anything
setterndeed the success OF TUE dLDiNE from the
direct proof The contrary. With population vast and
OF such varied taste publisher choose his patrons
his paper Is rather indicative of his than OF the
the country. A. pt tile excellence OF tins depart
meI the publishers wuUi beg - during the com.
Ing year specimens from tie following American artists
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-30

We would call the attention of close cash
buyers to the immence stock Of boots and Shoes
together with the over.shoes, AID the remark
able low prices at which they are being sold by
7 Msva<Hn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-30

A farm, five miles from Ottawa. with good i'm
provements, for sale at $3.50 per acre. on time
BY E. K. Walbridge. real estate agent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-30

Pocket books of all sorts and qualities. ah
different prices, at Osmsn & Hapsman's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-30
THE yOEvrrEE FOR 1872

VIII contain nearly $40 pages. and about go re cngrsvings
COmmeuCn. with the number Tor January. every third mum
her Will ceuain beautiful tinted picture plate paper In
serted As trOnt,sri-cc.
The Christmas number for ISL! will be splendid volume In
ITSELF continuing MY euEIIuZ., tOur in tint, and although
retaed 81 VIII be without charge to all yearly
| slh.crhnrs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-30

TELEGRAPHY.-Those wishing to learn this
business should cal at once on W. c. Linton,
Manager w. L. Telegraph office, CheeverS
block, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-30
4 Chrome 10 Every Subscriber

Was very popular feature last year. and will be- rcpeater
with the present volume The publishers have purchased anC
eproducd At great expense the beautiful oil pantin, by
sgI> entitled DAME NATURES SCHOOL," The chrome il
by Is inches and 10 an exact MCmein size and apnearanc
Of the original picture. No American chrome. which will q
acumqdc With IT, las yet been offered az retail thar
the price asked for IHEiLDINE and together 1t win b.
delivered free, with the January NUMBER every subsc rbs
who nsys for one yeAr IN adv nCe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-30

Writing desks for ladies and gents, or boys and
girls nice thing Tor Christmas gift, at o..
man Il Hapeman's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-30

McCALLA.-Every one about Marseilles
knows that McCalla has one of the best stores in
that town He has lately received fine stock
OF dry goods. groceries, Sc, besides full line of
dry goods, woolens, handsome nub,as, &c. His
stock of teas. coffses and spices ia very FULL and
comprises the very best in the markets, and his
prices are always reasonable.
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TaGOric.

Following are lists Of the officers e,scted by
.he various Masonic Orders Of this city during
the past week for the ensuing year:
Ohtvo Comnaiedry Ne. 10, Il. Tt Z Nash,
f G; David Walker, G.; Z II Smith, Ct; r
NJ Macarthur, NJ; David B.tcheler,J W; H
C Nash. Treasurer; + L Herrick Recorder; f
L Fiske, st b; II A McCaleb, Sw 3 l. y Rs.
ing, "; Justus Harris. G.
Stationed Chapter No. 31.-W Easton, II P ;
L NJ Macarthur, K; II I Clark, s.: + Nash,
CHI; L Henning, P S; D Bachelor, R A c
Henry Nash Treasurer; E L Herrick, Secretary;
James \ Colwell, II Sd V; Du Plain, NJ Cd
WI C Warner, NJ Ist V; Justus Harris, S.
Occd,atal L0dge No. t0.-R hennng, w NJ
&c Warner S w; B S Porter, W; nc Nash,
Treasurer; f l. Herrick, Secretary; Frank P
Du Plain, S d; James n Colwell, J D: -
Cook, 0 s. - Thornley,, I s; Justus Harris,
Tyler.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-30

Property in Marseilles and Ottawa for sale b.
E. Z. Wslbridge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-30

Meals gotten up at all hours, and on a mir
ute notice, at O. B. Buttons Dining Hall, o
Main street.
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THE STICK PIASo.-We feared that the fetal
destruction of the great music store of Messrs.
RooT i CADY, by the Chicago FIRE, would inter.
fere, for while at least, With the western fale
of the steck Piano, they being the sole agent.
for the Northwest. We observe, however, that
Msssrs. Root s Cady, with characteristics Chioa.
&c pluck and enterprise, are again on their feet,
having opened for the present at Gle Michigan
Avenue; and are ready to FL orders without
limit for the Steck Piano, other pianos, organs,
sheet music &C., &C., as usual.
The following, in reference to the Steck Piano,
which We copy faom the Round Table, aocords 80
exactly with our own experience iul the. purchase
Of one of these instruments, that We endorse and
adopt it as our own:
People who have tried to get "puffs" ia the
Round 1iIS are not usually disposed to repeat
the experiment. For the very reason which this
statement implies we are quite willing at tinss
to accept the imputatinn of putting for the sake
of doing q good that We think 10 deserved.
When an article is offered to the public which
We, as one OF the public, have thoroughly tested
and proved to be COED, we feel justified in record.
ing the experience, and 30 awarding the praise
which we are satisfied ie honestly due. Now,
We have tested iH just such way sSteck Piano;
We have subjected such an instrument to pro-
tracted trial. and that at the handSof experienced
and fastdious connOisseurs; and we make bold
to say on the strength Of ibis that, all things
considesed-purity and sweetness of tone, price,
finish, and the various technical qualities which
are most esteemed-the Steck Piano is every.
thing that its makers claim, and that those who
buy it are certain of getting thoroughly good
instrument at q moderate rate
kneussrs block, is sole agent in this city for the
sale OF the Steck Piano, and has one at her rooms
that any one desiring to purchase is at liberty
to test
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"Gvc my love to the artist w0rrcn OF THE ALD{NE who
striving make their profession worthy OF admiration for
beauty, as has always been orset1aess. ". B,ectsr.