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THE TwINrNo WooDBIxE.-There has
been much curiosity ~ to the origin Of Jim
Nsk's famous saying, ''Gone where the
woodbine twineth." The mystery = thus
unrave,led by I'D. r." In : letscf'to the
Cincinnati CoNsSssrcjal st'Ei 7.ss 'ta 3'h'''
By.the.wsy, my genisl friend, the Hon.
8. 8. Cox, tells me Of the origin Of that
somewhat famous expression. III. 9"
What The devil, llm, " he aaked one day,
do you mean ~ the plaos vhsfsths wood
bine twineth r. fshiasg oil = - ~ ,aFa'
g4sWsll, Ill tell you, Colonel You sss1
was before that learned and digni6sd body,
The Committee on Banking and Currency,
and when Gsrdeld asked me where tths
money rot by Corbin went %, could not
make , vulgar reply and say. mp the spout
but observing, while peddliDE through New
England, that every spout Of house or cot.
tsge isada woodbine twfning about Il, I
said, naturally enough, whefetbe woodetne
twinssh: That u eli .Hls seems the Con.
eyeas,onal chesss1wsxs did not understand
my dclicacy nor ny delicate allssion." !" i I
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Shooting ANray at Gilrou.

GILRoY, CAL, Janury About half.
past nine o'clock this morning, G. A. Flew.
yelling, clerk of Williams Hotel, and for.
merly railroad agent here, was shot and
dangerously wounded by Critenden Robin.
son, the railroad agent at this place. Rob.
inson came to the hotel, went 70 where
F1emming was sitting, and without any
warning pulled . five-shooter and dred fou,
shots In rapid succession, one Of which took
effect In the rikht side, passing through the
right lung and lodging under The left arm
The difficulty arose from charge Of en-.
bezzlement. which Mr.. Flswwslling he'd en-.
tered against Nj. Robinson. and for which
Mr. Robinson was arrestsd for last night
The wound Il not considered By attending
physicians nscsssarily fsial. eTAs prisouse
I'D . pssliminary sxiznjnaiioa tAis noen.
ing, end his ball Ne dxsd = s)1Aooo
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y PO TRY.
A Womans~ Ana~xer


- A woman's Answer. -.
Do you know 700 have asked mefs. c,siest thing
Ever nsdc by the hand above ,'t.. = :
woman's heart and . womaas lite g..
And Z woman's wonderful loye7
De you know yeu have asked for this priceless thing
AZ child might ask for tow?
demanding what others have died to win,
WNh the reckless dash Of . boy?
You have written my icsson Of duty out
Asnlike havc You questioned me; '''.'
NOW stand At the bar Of my won,an's soul,
Until shall question thee. r..1
Yen require your mutton shall always be hot
Your socks and your shirts be whole
1rcquirc your heart to be true a. Gods stars,
And a. pure ~ His heaven your soul
You require cook for your mutton and besf
require far greater thing;
ssamstrcss you're wanting for socks and for shirt
look for man and king .. .... =
A king for the beautiful realm called home, t,t
, And man that the Maker God
ssall look upon % He did on tho auk::
Andfay. ut is very good"
I am fair and young, but the rose will fade D..
From my soft young check ono day
Will you love me then mid the falling leaves,
A. you did mid the blooms of May7 .-'
Is yoar heart an ocean 20 strong and deep
! may launch my all On its tides "@
A loving woman finds heaven or he'll
On the day she becomes bride.
require Ill things that arc grand and truA
All things that . man should bo; d.
II you give this oil. would stake my LIE
To be all you demand Of me.
II you cannot be this-a laundress and cook
You can hire, aud little to pay;
but womau'e heart, aud wonan's life.
Are not to be won that way.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-01-20

A RAILROAD RIOT IN MINNIE soTA-St
Paul, Dec. ga riot has been in progress
for more than week past on tho Northern
Pacific Railroad, above Crow Wing, by for.
ces Of men employed on the sub.contract OF
E. Gregg 8 Co., from Smith, Gould 4 Co.
The trouble originated in the sbsconding Of
the sub. contractors with the pay of the hen
for the last months work. Upon learning
this the men, 120 in number, commenced
an indiscriminate attack, breaking the cars,
destroying the provisions. etc. The civil
authorities have been unable to restore or.
der. To-day IN order was issued from
General Hancock's headquarters, on . re.
quest of Governor Austin. for detachment
of soldiers, under command of Col. Mason
of Fort Ripley, to proceed to the scene Of
the disorder and bring the rioters to terms.
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An Arkassas sdiipr, spesesising for lack alI
Of editorials. bscanss .'the day hAd ben
consumed. 10 answa!iAg chslleages aad A.
rsnsins pseliqtg9siee y cAghk . Added thit
- pressure ef editorial dus's; !. bed allowea
tkoSe natters = accSmulats ac g n's nanas
for eeye..ual {. days, = that y had % Devote
ccou,idersbls dine % setaling them ali u Z :
lump.~ He aseuEss hi6 teads0 thas ~ van
poe ocer aeis. = = - - Disposed Ais
oooSsipCof i166lastl = - 'allow NJ ~ g
M II f1alsa1ass sass1aloa tstAne 1ol q,
aiislac1e yjysl,DS 6 49, oeo1Issoes" !,
.g51.Tl5s sia t4su5os Ei;n 5h Tx
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P;rley and the Gear Of Russia.

The O1durase Bismarck a Source Of Perpleaity
," Our cratic fellow citizen, Frank NJ Pix.
ley, is in q quandry of doubt and perplexity.
1t seems when he first visited 70 grande uil!s
-Paris-hc concluded to leave his niece
there to finish her education, not deeming
it possible or probable that the terrible
Prussians would, after investing the city,
lombard it. But the bombardmcnt was
threatened, of which Pixlcy heard in Spain.
Straightway he posted 10 Versailles, armed
with letters rccommendatory from Ministers
Washburne and Sickles, Generals Burnside
and Sheridan, and other noted Americans,
and also from Gambetta to Won Bismarck.
He pleaded for safe conduct from the be.
sicged city for his niece, but the impertur'
able Prime Minister of the new Emperor
declined making IN exception to the rule in
favor of the niece of our distinguished Cali.
fOrnian. Foilcd in his mission to the Prus-
sian headquarters, Pixley flies to the north
of Europe. with the avowed purpose of in.
teresting the Gar in his domestic tribuls.
ton, and gaining the influence Of that au.
gust parsonage in his cause. Never was so
audaciOus an attempt made in the annals OF
history, nor one which is more crcditsble to
the impulses of a guardian endesvorng to
rescue ward from certain discomfort and
possible misery. That citizen of . rcpub-
lie, holding no Office and acting as private
individual, should ask favor for himself
from the most absolute monarch OF Europe,
is something wholly without parallel, and
only to bc attempted by Frank NJ Pixley.
San Francisc0 Chronicle
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The gtw Yorth- Wtst!
DEER LODGE, MONTANA,
S-CURRENCY.

A Card Is Five Lines: Square Ten Lines, Of this
type. Local Business Notices q cents per line.
- Correspondence, short and ncwsy, solicited
from each camp. WIitsrsnam must accompany each
letter, 70 guarantee good faith. Permission 10
name Or initials preferred.
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A lady clerk 10 keptin the Treasury De.
pastment at Washington, on . largo salary,
for expertnesS IN recognizing" When
bonds are destroyed she recognizes by the
ashes Just how much money they represent,
and II IL claimed that she can make more
money out of less sshes than any body else.
Recently man in 6kowhegan sent her .
lot Of ashes, and was Informed that be had
lost $40, 900 in bonds BY fire, and the fact
was that hsi had sent her the ehazred re-
mains Of ansold boot and como wall papef.
Young nsn Who 80 toss 80 yosag ladies'
haee sdepted . novsl method Of obtaining
kissea They es@fs On the authority Of
scientific witess, that the concussiou pro-
duced BY . kiss viii canss the lame Of Z
eas JET 70 flicker, and lsasily indues thedan
lsa - expsinsssin IL iaosse1e Of science.
The Asss kie q Two ths partiss watch The
Aaue q, 80 Il Aiekf. bst soon bscoms -
/ 'iatasgfed. f. NJ axDeginssts - - II 4
liahse NJ s1nsA AA-L J. QaRsNsk pea
a8t a.
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PERSONAL.

Brick Pomeroy and II. B. Chandler, late
financial manager of the Chicago Times.
have purchased the Milwaukee Ne'os and
taken possession.
Lord Lyons is the uncle Of the Duke Of
Norfolk, who is engaged to marry the
Princess Marguerite Of Orleans.
Mrs. Deborah Card, of Newcastle, N. H.,
has just cut two new teeth in her seventh
decade. Her old ones were decayed long
ago.
General Phil. Sheridan had grand re-
ception At Rome, Italy, December 30th.
Prince Estcrhazy has sold his picture
gallery to the Hungarian government for
$G25, 600.
In booksellers catalogue appears the fol.
lowing article: Memoirs Of Charles l.,
with head capitally executed"
Peter Lorillard. the king bse of New
York tobacco dealers, was fined $500 the
other day for non attendance on the Grand
Jury. ,...-
Professor ,ryndall is taking it easy on the
summit of Mount EtnA
Miss Sallie Schcnck will accompany Gen.
.Schenck, Minister to England.
Colfax has prepared an article for publ.
cation. advocating tho denomination of
Gen. Grant for 1872. . ~,
The French have commenced eating the
flesh Of asses, and the friends of George
Francis Train are becoming very uneasy
about him. ." ii. ...-...
Mrs. E. Morris, Justice of the Peace, in
Iowa, has temporarily retired to nurse her
baby.
They say that Mrs. Mike McCoole wears
one of his discarded boxing gloves for q
blonde chignon, while the other does duty
as an auxiliary in the panier line.
An English paper announces that Nilsson
is engaged to an n. Rosseau, French
gentleman of moderate fortune, and that
after her marriage, which will not take
place at present, she intends retiring from
the stage.
It will soon bc necessary for the Presi
dent to provide for sou-in-law, if rumor
in court circles can be relied on. Nellie
Grant is to be married to Covington chap
General Sherman and Senator Nys tried
which could dance the best at party in
Washington the other night, and the latter
won the contest Gr
Mr.. Harte has resolved to sever his con.
nection with tho Overland Aonthly for the
purpose of taking up his residence in the
Eastern States. When this hsppens-it
may not be until the spring-the Ooerlcnd
can hardly survive, for even with the lustre
lent it by its editors name, 1t barely pays
expensca San Franeiseo Correspondent.
Mime. Delphine Curto, famous actress
10 years ago, died in New Orleans lassweek,
aged rs. As Delphine Clozcl, the leading
lady Of the old Orleans theatre. she was an
immense fayorits, and frequently eclipscd
the staz1 she was called upon to support
A lady clerk is kept in the Treasury De.
paztment at Washington, on largo salary,
for expertnesS IN recognizing" When
bonds are destroyed she recognizes by the
ashes Just how much money they represent,
H.. a. = >A>s~nnsa Al.~~ ehn r>,> ,,nnkn ,rnr~.
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A San Francisco paper says: '.The steam,
ship arrived at Victoria, having on board
fifty Russians en- route tor their native land.
The dispatch from Victoria ordered lodg-
ings to be ready for them on arrival here.
These Russians pctitioned the home govern
ment to prepare means for their departure
from Alaska, as they were suffering from
want, and had been treated with great in.
justice and abuse by the military and civil
authorities of that Territory. The Russian
authoriues, complying with their petition,
have. msde MI the necessary arrangements
10 transport them 70 their own county.
With the departure Of this party from
Alaska, the Imperial Government has but
few representatives left In that Territory,
and those few are decidedly anxious to get
a~sy. Alasks muss beAn unhealthy plice
for Russiana ~ Psshsps the American Eagle
ID too avasjslous for The Russian Bear.sfi Il
! gE ~ i a--------<'.. --f7s' .SsE 90.
/ sna ,-., Mrs.l Beskssap.
Mn. Belknap was . Southern lady. daash-
tdr Of Dr.. Tomlinsoa, who represented one
of the oldest and mast respected families
Of Harrodsburg, Ky. She was . most o.
Unable lady, md hsr. death d deeply de-
piored By Ill who knswl her. Alter the
death OF her father shs went t. reside in
Ksokuk, Iowa Her brother wAs N officer
ID. the Cenfedsssle 4aSuY. On The staf Of
0saesal Samuel W. Tsrgpaon, and during
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4. T. xlrc0kLL, III l. T. A0L1Ss, y. ..
NiITClIELL & HOLMES,
Surgeons and Physicians.
0acs At County Hospital Corner I'd and Street,
DRER LODGE. MONTANA. lily
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III. g IL l. II n,
Physician and Surgeon
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.

III. StraAor<l Bowie, NJ. d.,
nrrERs HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO
~ the citizcns Of Deer Lodge city and vicinity.
evr,cs III Street. adjoining Bowiss Drug Store.
DRER LODGE CITY, : MONTANA
Aiy
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1901 r STREET. WASHINGTON, u. c.
PACIFIC CoAsT.-Will practice IN all the Fedora
COME. Specially In Patents for LandA Mines. and
o. B. OIsannon. deer Lodge: 4. J. Simmons, Cedsr
Junction; Judge Hiram kDOwlce, Deer Lod &c. E-ly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25
REAL ESTATE.

SEw-YoRx. Friday, Nov. ~. 1871
At the Exchange there were no transactions
Of interest Joseph Mcclure adjourned two legal Gales
announced for to-day for ono week For next week no
Important Ssey are announced and the market In AZ.
treinely dull In oil departments.
An who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring purchase or rent such property
will find 70 their interest " advertise In THE tribune
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of other
paper and In addition TO this advantage, THE TBUNs
will found not only in NewYork and all IT. cities
Villages but In every State and Territory throughout the
Union. Tho advertisement should be ~ brief will
allow Of the sntages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell on the factthat the
mbscrbers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals IN every
business profession; consequently each
arc read by all casses TIE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention reports Of sales Of real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly to tho value Of its COL
umns advertising medium The charges FOR saver
Using follows; DAILY TRIBUNE, 20 cents per limo
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE. y per line SEM,
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Is cents per line About ten words OF
our Wide columns average iine TERMS casn ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25
TWO DIsPUTED WILIS

Surrogate IIutciings listened, yesterday, to
the testimony of tho witnesses to paper pIopounded
as the last VIII and testament OF Sarah Gray, who
sided at No 1o3 West Eleventhst. and who died last
October wing property worth about 10000 to so
ferent egatccs The last codtci which cuts of Mrs.
Sarah Stark Of CaiIfoa, Ia contested by her the
ground Of incapicity and undue Influence.
Tho hearing III tho Michael McCafray Will case was
poncd as one O; the counsel SAID lie had discovered
that there Interested who had not received
notice. Mr. McCafray. who resided at No. 749 bixLh-
ave. died sept. rs 1871, leaving all his property valued
about f5OC TO mis- ncle Lucy sheL Tne will IL con
tested by several Of the other rtauyes the ground Of
inca pacity and undue Influence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25
ARREST OF A SWfHDt.ER-A FORGED BILL OF
EXCuANNE PASSED ON MCCKEERY & Co.

ARREST OF sWIHDIER-A FORGED BILL OF
EXCHANGE PASSED ON MCCREEEY co.
a fortnight ago man representing himself
10 he Hcury Moody Of Bruss IT, Belgium purchased Of
Jl Mc(rccry Co.. dry goods worth $780, and ordered
them sent 10 No. Hau0vcrst. lrchcinS in payment
bill OF exchange FOR R20o drawn upon Barclay Co.. No.
"a LOmbard-st, London aud purpOrting to havo been
gwen by Icy wood Brothers & Co. OF Man.
chester England. The bill OF exchange was
accepted by McCrccry Co, and the differ between
ia value and tn" cost Of the goods, gwen to Moody.
who tneIcilHn lett the store The bill OF exchange was
found to he worthless, and Mr.. McCrccry ordered his
clerks to have Moody arrested II they should meet hl
MI. H. q N"i the store manager, while III SlxtnaVci
nj Twenty ntist. Tlursiay evening, met Moody ana
had hu arrested by Officer Hart Of the Mounted SGuad
Moody and in hs pocket were FOUND heVcri
bills Of Exchange, similar ~ the ono passed upon NC
Crccry Co.. ana a check for $500 drawn upon tue ME-
cha ncs National favor OF H. Iawrcnce ana pnr
porting " siged by II. A. Burr Co. OF NO 10 Gin st.
Moody was taken before Justice Cox at tlc JcIei-
son Market Police Court, where complaint was
made by Mi. Burr, who declared that tho sigma
turc to the check for $500 j. rgcry. X. H.
TIC 500 cLeck but that he ha d Glued George W.
Lord testified that he had lost 500 on worthless check
which he casled for Moody. Mr.. MrCIcery also made
,Juulu and the prisoner cOiuiut'd fol exaulhd
ton i def ,uit Of SlU,IUO bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25
a :DISCIiARGED ACTOR COVEG- EIGHT

Ia September, 1870 j. b. Polk was engaged
by Mr. DAILY OF the Fftlve. The 'cr for the season, at
S. q week aud benefit, the ract stating that lie
be called upon " perform only such parts ~ by
tho custom OF leading thcatcrs assigned to light and
eccentric comedy players. On the 2d Of last April Mr.
married Tor Money" At the end OF the second re-
hctisa becoming satisfied that tho part was not within
me line ci:r:tctcr suitable to lis standing on tho
stage refGst to piav h., and was discharged by MI
DAILY incd IL pay hun for the Remaining eight
we ks Of the mg.ccurnt. Polk brought action, yes
trrGay against DAY. IN the Marine Court before Judge
CARTS AMI ir'ON-Icd LIc iIli amount WIN costs uhd
allowance
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Reli9ious Notices.

H1FoiS%s nai1i2S sH Ie, tc.:T'-' es... i.
served TO early.
A y. r~,oo gu Chr.tiao L'heraiiy VII he preached BY
- SUNDAY 10. 20 On tho Cl.Sc,sr Of tue B.Tt.n !.
p. All are invited.
Souls, CLarcb fGSg,@., a.. .s...h sySDAY
Light hst shLeh DaInes" Ewag service At III subject The
and Decline Of lie Romb Chsreh" ali free IN the evening
Aen.st M. e. Church between Rsnston AID Deianee,'
Rev Wh McALLiSTER Will pstsch at 10y AMI y Pm sun
S oas ntSs' s. .s
ami OtLen maze welcome -
4 N.,uoria, service Alfred C00KAAN vl b
sgSRAI svESSS r., . AS ,.s. u. ISs s
dialy a'itoi " We present
. .ss. ns's TSsi i;st 'sst
G nc Ts . G % i'll nA %iA ss11 sG es
pectd to preach AZ cordially invited Beat. free
Memorial csassss . @ S: .."
Ch Church P"ono uo the folio. eend.! 40 tns evening"
'' ". % The , :sa. ss s s: uSsHs
NEWTON Will preach
Di,course oS The C,1ttea o. Nm Oe preached
IT. BY Kew DAVID sichHG :sao:
TGks s;.ss Lee 1s'' s'f: 's's
nIsSEs t n bsS1 h srt iShs IT. j1as scSos
TON s,sra lAss for sea''s Que Dsl' M ans~ leo
broadway bernacIe Cbu h:mR.y; 2. HlTcaC0CK.
s 10 r .a srspHi sss xossps.r
AZ. S.f No. 81 tue .. scsS SiAs' Fl +.
Rsundav &c hSoi every SUNDAY MORNING, at ocUei.
ID. Baptist Msoh corner VI West T~enueth a. An he
OeOek Scoav an friends re-
aduy IN cordially hv'ei to AttSl "A ALLhH
BACON bupenntrtdtht ------------
Church Of Our sayi1sr I s T. ss.'s" x nns .1e
L<c9re Ling
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Qitp Dropertp 10 Get.

BROADWAY STORE to LET or LEASE,
ID No. 80 Bru,d~s hrssh ssoers stories anil basement!
IA "a pa,s.E .U Ilsdsoo HOMER MORGAN Pine s
UNFINISHED HOUSE to RENT.-A hand
ss.sy furnished fosfs'eT s0"H'eas "oa's Ss'ea'senh"
vssS Of A, -, hh vl b rst-J 70 snail private family
s., A,,h I. WILLIAM v aRiNHILL. Nv. Is BnAd st.
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0itp Drouertn 70 fet.


ITO RENT, Furnished, on Fifth-ave: near
Thirheth4t-k Assdssse oarstSsy hssttr2
HOUSE furnished in the dy% VIII 10 'As
p trs,ehss tenant for ApJ! q - o,,.v p.,
ITO RENT, newly Furnished, for one and
half yeanA sr-t ea story bgh ai hrov
HOtsE tie Careadon HotsI keas feasoh
able 70 pn'ss family. Apply 70 uoxvv vonn.v pine.
L A WL:vLh or FART OF FLOOR,
With private able " desired
~ sud u LAFAYETTE place
At Reduced Rentals by
Y. K. STEVENSON & SON,
tUENISIII:D.
9Th ave r~,,sm ,u. Madison hVs
lltb st.. .s.n larg, 24ih al, L~Iiugt"u.ass
tlNFUKNTSHt.D.
9Th 3<thst Madison Sth"'f
UniserNt: ,t.e', ~ rpu IT. o. tOU near 81 u
llthst., u rOom ysth-.t, near LeIingon-avt
<Sth St. ur,s 6h <bhst. 18Th
Zadst. 'u.-sv. 5lsi st, sth-aSe
s5thst, nery Broadway. 3in Oh ave
500 600 ks1ATE FUNDS Bond and Mortgage OF IN
Proved AID aceesst Cay Real Estate ANY at ue
shce, II Pin~st
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25
Real estate TO Gxehanae.

I OW- PRICED LOTS in Brooklyn. unincum-
-. 'e'~'' rutland WHITING, B<ekmanU-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25
fouses an6 farms Wdnteo.

YARNS WANTED::-Throe on lease and tv'o
iort spI containing nom - v lW scss each Apply 70 d. L.
PIERCH IT,. No. II Pinost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

At Apollo Hail. broadway Twenty egtths., MA EMMA
HARDiSt;B ITFN will her doonrs-s before
Society spnosis SUNDAY. A. w All u eioc NJ
4 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26

Gerssan. DlsDaeehes 1eeelvol- -Dney "
veRoailDes Govo1nment - ConQaoR -.
ditien saissee 1npews1eA = 0lea.
AnlnesU % 1nsurgenf1-H1fty xhoanand
Troeps In Rpate @ euppress lno1r.
recsisa- - Delay = Rnyneas ef Co.
nssrclal Mills eisuatisa II Rar1s ~
Gravese Naeuro.
vxRsAmLEs, March 25-Jules Favre has
received two additional dispatches from the
German authorities, declaring It the duty
Of the Versailles government to conquer
seditiOn.
The withdrawal ofthe German troops has
been entirely stopped.
Gaispet, who commands 10000 national
guardA with guns and mitrailleuses, il en-
powered to otker the insurgents amnesty; i
case of refusal to attack them and secure
the central committee.
Fifty thousand men are en route from
Boulogne to suppress the insurrection.
The National A.smely pasted . lsw
providing for dAlay IN the payment Of
commercial bills. Trade, in . speech be-
foeo the Assembly, said . desirable situar
tien Of affairs in Paris arc Of the gravest.
nature.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26
PANAMA.

eehemo Prououneea \ 0wlnalo-Moavy
Rains b Pana0a. - .s.s
PANAMA, March 2l.-News fom BoGota.
to the fret has heen received.
In BOFjaca the Government troops de-
feated the forces Of Sxgam0sa ON the tenth
of February.
The State elections were to take place On
the twelfth.
to Lower California, who had arrived here,
abandoned the expedition and denounced
the scheme a. q swindlo.
There have been unusually heavy rains in.
Panama y
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Peru Ordering PayDenf g Merchants
sacked n CallaN- -Earshqaakes- -Rteh
Geld Oeposies u Cordova.
AsPMwALL, March q, via Jamaica.
News from Peru to the fourteenth instant:
announces that the government has or
dered the payment Of the mcrchants who
suffered by the sacking Of Callao II 1855.
Several earthquakes have been expert
electric storms.
Rich gold deposits have been discovered
in COrdOya. Chilli
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BUCHAREST.

Project Of PeIice Disnaissed-Canse, At.
s.fack en . German Peace CelebEn-.
cHAREsr, March 25.-trho prefect of.
police has been dismissed through the in
tervention Of the Germaa consul, in conse-
quence of An attack upon = German peaco /
celebration. Further disturbances are ap--
pretended.
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LONDON

Fecanp 0ccapieA BY Prussfans-Havre
Makes small Response - Call fer
ProclaWation. .
LONDON. March 25.-Fecamp was re-oc-
cupied BY 600 Prusslans to-day.
A dispatch from the g0vernm ment at Yer
sailles for volunteers to re-establish order
in Paris elected but . small response in
Havre.
The commune has been re-established in
Marse;lles, where, it is said, the mayor and
the general project were imprisoned. No
disturbances occurred. however, and the
ment had q good effect. The town is quiet.