The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-06-23

received by the late G. L. VsllandighAm
a few DAYS after the PRONUNCIATION OF
the famous new departure resolution:
sswasbington May 20.-My dear sirII
7 have inst received the resolutions OF
the Montgomery county, Ohio, Demo-
cratic convention, reported oy your
self toOether with your remarks ana
those Of Mr.. Hanks. You have rendered
great service to your country ana parry,
at least such is my Judgement. Asy
God bless you for II, -No.nlug can y
movement contemplated by the resDlu-
ton is restoration by the democrsne
party 10 its ancient platform of progress
and reform. know you too wen ~
doubt your courage and your hoeilty
TO your COMMISSIONS. Very truly yours
s. p. Chase -, s...z...s5.ss az. /
NV YoRK, june 20.-A correspon-
dent of morning paper says in an IN
terview at Rio Janerio with the En-
peror of Brazil previous TO his departure
for Europe, the Emperor said he was
only going to Europe for the. penent OF
| his health, and it was not his intenuo9
| to 90 to the United States, but ne hoped
| on some future occasion 10 VISIT tnat
cnn,,tvsv t1ss4 Es5ts Efsslsss lEt ~
A Paris correspondent says May zlst
| when a body of Communists entered
Mfr. Washburne,s house with the lnten-
ton of committing depreciation ON u,
/ the commander of Prussian forces 10
the northwartls of Paris said that y
Washburne was injured IN person "a
/ property the city would be bombardeo
within "a hours, this warning had its
7 effect. Paris was at the mercy or tns
american minister aud at his WORD
4 thousands of gums would have opened
Lon the city, IA sszt- 5sl-eat 49,
| PARIS, June 20---The work of the
restoration of RaEas,uAnd especially OF
the Bots de Boulogne. is being actively
pushed forward. The war between ie
monarchist and 5 republican ournais Il
1 bitter in the extreme. The latter repu'
4 diate the commune. The. Generai. I'M
preston is that their leaders represent
! the sentiment of more elections THAI
those oftheir adversaries, They are al
I so united, while the I4onarchists Jour
mails are divided. as 1a9a 5s
: q. VERSAILLES, June 20.--In the as
! sembly to-day during the debate on tn
loan bill, theirs made statement OF IN
; financial condition of the country. HI
. said the German war cost France fhre
milliards of francs. The deficit in IN
fiscal wears 1870 and 1871 reached A.6Sl
: 900. 600 francs, but of this amount tn
0 bank France had advanced to, govern
mCuL 1,OOO3OOOtOOO AA0GSS1 -
r timmediate deficiency for the year wa
q reduced 3ol, 600 600 francs but to thi
( must be added 431, 100000 francs TO
j. texpense since incurred in suppression Q
Z | the insurreetion| I'm Paris. This tott
J deficit of 737 million francs, Theirs prc
s Iposed to meet by imposing new take
4 The situation, he said, was difacult "
n not disastrous, .,,.. stsy. ...sass.t.+...9
+ NEW York, June 20.-Dr., Lanahai
= twhen asked yesterday in his examine
q ton before the book COMMITTEES, whl
II reason he had for thinking the ban
II books and check books would help hil
in the Goodenopgh matter, said =
learned the oil companies had been o.
Z. ganized In the book concern, and hel
t meetings here, of which Goodenoug
aud DE-, Carleton were offieers, an
IS there were records on tho books 81,
81 ing a reason to believe that the funt
" ofthe house had been used for an IN
y proper purpose. I asceFtained to m
satisfaction, that Mr.. Goodenough hs
10 received in year more than two tho
N sand dollars over the proper amour
ais Of his salary. Thefeare hundreds !
at Thousands of dollars entered on Il
Nv cash books in the form of notes Whi'
K do not appear on the bill book. III
IT, is in itself very singular thing.