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With great respect. yours trnly,

THE WHITE STOCKINGS NINE FOR 1871 -
AT recent meeting-of the stock holders o,
,he White stockings Base Ball Club in
lowing as the players who could aud would
he engaged for the sesson OF 1871:
Martin King. catcher. George Ztt!en n.
pitcher; Michael kMcAtee, FIRST baseman;
James Wood, second. baseman; Edward
Pinkham, third bassmsn; Edward Duffy, (:
short stop; Edgar Cnthsert, centre fielder
Erederick Treacy' left ge lder; James Sim
mons (la'e OF the Rockford C!ub), right
fielder; Edward Alwaser and Thomas Foley
substitutes.
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PANToaIMh Our athens should bear In
mind that this evening Fox Il Denirrs
grand pan'cmimc trDnps viii perform in
Sobsrs Hall, on which occasion will bc pro.
duced :he celebrated psniomime OF THE
Three Blind Mice"
We cut the following from the Elmira
Gazette, w1ere the troupe performed last
week:
1t IVES deuerved. 1t was entirely correct.
Fox meri,sd it. So did Tony, De.nier.-
Likewise DeRhons, the graceful, and SAM
ford, tho handsome OF iace. Ns-.at
troupe were entirely worthy of tae very M.
merons attendance. The di-ncs was
large and of hue charscter. The panic
mimisIs succeeded admirably in pisasing
Tony Dsnier W On new lriends- Fox taore
plaudIts. New iricSs we're apparent, and
the grand Transformations were Surprising
and gor2eons. The troupe is one 10 b.
Patronized ana praised. To-nigas tuey an
pear for the linal time. It's a benefit +,
Tony, the clever eaficituIist. A bumne,
SHOULD sr eivee A tuil honse and fine f. a.t
New scenes aud new dolnes
rpd much mrtb. These are the attraction,
at the Opera House Tonight
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TIE Union Express ofic. viii b. removed
in day or TWO from ils preseni oca,ioa
nsar the depot, ~ the bnidpg on Wssb-
ington street. two dOers above Alden's
lulhing store.
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WEST Hickory. The Tldioute Journa,
gives the following table loi the daily pto-
duction of the W,st.HicSo'y oil field for the
week ending January u, 1871: Nn-.
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The excursionsslwno went from Titus
viia to New York city a few hays sincs. at
tue invitation of Mr.. Henry Harley, return.
ed home yesterday. Report having had an
exceedingly pleasant time.
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= womau of the town named 500" Nor
gan, noainiittsd suicide. in Thusviile, On
saturday by taking asiarse doss o; u,or-
piise The Old story sao moro unCor.,,-
ratr, Go.
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snch tsrriDle snow stnrm a. is be Ing eYs
p"rlsncsd 10 lay. has moi been witnessed In
tho a'nogy pi tie 'cIisat iaaab!lan',r.
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The crossing OF tie i. IL I. X. R. wit
the o. c. Il \. Il. r., at Ti!usviIls, Wa
made yesterday. s....
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~ PIANOS from 300 TO l.G0o Ioilara
at BOOTH j. SARGENT'S,
Titusvills, Pa.
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Overceats, RoOrs and Fur Csps. at Cos
at A ALDENS.
jamestown Clcihipg Store.
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TO EIe,V,

TO E4EsV.
For Ball, Socisls. Meetings, &C., the hall
opposite tie RVcht sier iouse and over II
Warmers Gopr .and iced store. Apply 10
nov. 3u-W ii. WARNYE.
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.7y- Steinway riAucs kept constantly 90
hand at
BOOTH L SARGENT'S.
j15-lw. Titusvilie, Pa
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GHFney has large lot Uf scotch sle and
London porter especially or family use, BY
the bottle or cas-.
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latest and Mast Important
War NeWS.

VersailieH, Jan, w.
The batteries southwest of Paris have
been advanced to within eigh, hundred
yards ol fort Mont Koneo, which replied
Yesterday with one gun, on the west
front.
Orly Issy resumed firing With two guns at
long Intervals
Accounts from Paris represent terrible
state of suffering, caused by the bombafd-
ment
Shells have fallen a ST. Louis Eulis;s
There has been no sortie for the last thirty
SIX hours.
The French outworks at Vile Juif, ST.
lerced at the beginning OF the hombardment
has broke out again. and four long reaching
guns there are doing Wild shooting over the
batteries, making it uncom 'orlabe ior. tray.
elers.
London, Jan. l9-aiduight.
A balloon has lnnded in Belgium viii
advces from Paris to the 18Th inst.
The boAb,rdment was causing consiiera
ble damage, bat the fires oocasioued by ii
were easily exiinguishel.
Some of the mills for grinding corn had
been damaged, and suppl es of neal were Ia
consequence obtained With great difficult
".
London, JAW. s--Midnight.
A dispa,ch IRON Arlon s,ys the bonn
bardment Of Lieny by the Pfussians con-
tinues vigorously to day. ss-r I.HI
Three hundred shells have already fallen
in the iown. -.os~
Womeu iool race IL FlorIda.
Panhers in the .Audtondacks. ',o+
At Boston parties bymns are sung.
The Potousc is open 10 navigation.
London theatres employ lady ushers.
Chicago has N lsson ice cream candy.
Illinois has sheriff twentyt years
old. .otrrtf
Chcaso.uigsers are called tinted ci.i-
zeus. t, ssst's.ff
B,inbrdse, Ga, has . niger debA ting
society. ~
Tie fashionable wedding tour is now to
Florida.
Tue Baltimore Jail contains eight alleged
musd'res.
A Terpessee reporter eeta OF "the glare
OF lem ,e oviness." 4ts
Miiwauses claims to be The greats
wheat uiaTa-t In tbe world.
The fare ar,oss he uew Niagara suspen
al, n BRIDE has been deu1led.
Tbir'y- seven divorces were erantd al
iAst se.s.on OF TIE supreme court in Salem,
Mass.
No native Mime sotisns In the MiEnesoie
legislature. ,E,
The Halifax Chr2nicl Q and the Record r
favor the American side of ihs fishing CIV g.
ton.
Last year California rrndnosd 2I,O7l 6ss
pounds Of wcoi.
TIE steamship City Of Brooklyn" is SAT,
but disabled.
TIE blood Of a healthy, full grown aver
age man weighs twenty pounds.
More than 80. COS, 600 copies of Webster
suailer hnv,, t.asr said
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ssy" The cclebrated Spang Rosewood Pi-
anu Case Me,oaeons. at
BOOTH & SARGENT'S.
Titmsvile. Pa.
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Trains over The "A. d g. W. E'y were de-
layed yesterday by the snow storm. qcfe
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e.y" The largest assortment OF Shsc' Nn-
sic aud Sgnell Instruments in Western Penn
sylvauIs, op hend at
BOOTH & SARGTN1i.
Q'iusy,ll., p.
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a.ccas goatccS.

st. ~. petsensiA Il Co. 3T
Pax Fow, New Yots, aud eco. r. Rowell n Co.
Advertising Agents, tho soie agents for the Pe,
,roleum Centre DAILY kEcosp N that city Aa'
vegiis4rs IN fiat city s'c requested to Leave Their
"a yo,s with either OF ,nc above heases
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BIRDS The e,si Singing and cheapest
Canary Birds IN the oil rrsious are 10 be
had at
navT-f. e. J. ". BEATTYH.
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UNDER CLOTHING. very cheap snd Il
large quantities at A. AL0EN'S,
jamestown Clothing Stofs.
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To rurehas scrs OF gSinserSevinG Ma
cAiaCs! Canton:
AL parties ara hereby cautioned against
utchaeiD2 any VI oir Machines except
through o0r duly authorized agents, ~
,c'incs viii not be guaranteed by W that
are rot So purchased. MR. J. L.. J0HNsaE
Is onrlagent for Petroleum Ceutrs sod vi.
ciniiy.
Tua SINGER XANrr'a Co.,
4j3 broadway, New York.
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AT lsliANs. TTusvILLa Ladies stem.
winding Watches oi nearly all frst-cla.s
makers. Cpc9ow
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND }

ACCOUNTS. ERIE KAILwY NO.,
New YoRK, January IL. 1871.
To the Hon. Horace Greeley. Editorcf the
Ne,c York Tribune:
SIR: In your Issue Of this morning you
make Statements which, if the laws of the
lsndeonld be enforced against you, and the
Insane Asy yium would not claim you, would
foreve: eud .onr haSless lies. lenclose
you letters sworn to By the Presidents,
Secretaries aud Treasurer Of all the compn.
nes about which you have lied this morn
ing, and desire you to publish them 81.
together with this letter. Failing to DO so
| will publish them In other journals. and
braad you as a liar broadcast over the land
you old sinner. ~ y & rs' -
With great respect. yours truly,
JAMES FISK. in.
?. S.-1 understand you are not WE'LL
1t you are abont to die, be sure to take your
summer clothes along, os you will certainly
need tssm. M J.F.. Je.
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petroleum Centre Daily Record
Pet. centre, Monday, Jan. 20.
ARRIVAL AND DEPRAEUER OF,
TRAINS ON q. e. e. A. II. n.


On and after Monday, Nov. 2Sth, 1870,
trains will run as follows: e " "A
NORTH NO. 8. NO. 3. NO. l.
Leave Irvine. l2,OipM. 5.iOpM
Lsave Oil City 700 AN. 2,55PM. 7.5OpM
Pef.CeG 7.40 /" 3,39 " $50 /"
=" Titrsv. $50 " 4,25 9.l2 u
Arrive Cory, 1000 " 5,57 "lO,3s ."
SOUTH. NO. 2. NO. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, ll,05 A NJ. $40 A NJ 6.l5pM
Titnsv. IL, 40 P N. 1885 1862
+. Cen. l,27 " $40 /" s.42 I"
Aerive 0. City 2,l0 " 9,O2 /" $40 u
Irvine 4,50 " ll.4O ..
esy- No. s and r1n on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
No is No. 10. Nc II. No. Is No o
~ oG ai5A,M. 1,l5A.M. ie,s5AM $50 AN Z; 10 pM
NJ MI NV 1,DlPM ~ Is PM SIS =. a,4o
A. Corl,l pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
10 No. 10. No. 8. Ne. 49, No. Il No 90.
LeM, sooA.M ssoAa. 10 as a5A.m11,1fAa. 'i'sfn sipn
"PC,S0D =" 94J {" l2I5pM ~ 40 pm G01 ),
AroClo,l5 " 1882 1,35 /" 2U5 = 7,OO :.
r ~ cl,y and Petroleum Centre freight, leaves Oil
sy z,lo p m arrives at Petroleum Centre g. 20 n.
!, y. al Leaves Petroleum Centre at 40 m arrives
49, 4, 8 an o are express traius.
NJ, 10 is through accommoaation, connects at
my Tor East ami Moth. ~
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS
10, a.,-iGreet from Phladslnhia without change
No' 5-nirect II Philadelphia without ch,nge
EO' direct from Piitsblreh without chanre.
IL u Direct To Pittsburgh without change
hon'iay' Nov %. 1870.
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On FRIDAY evening last, after the down
freight train had left this place and when
near the bend on tho Story form, eeariy
ali the cars and the -cahoGse became IN
coupled from, the engine ana were le,l
stand.ng on the track. The engineer did
not discover that he Was minus his train m
Ill be had arrived near OH City, and as the
night was dark had 10 ''feel' his way back
iI order to find toe balsncp of the train.
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Sel]a silver goods LII cases su'tabls for
p'essnis, at lsMAN's. "
Titus, lie.
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w. o. Ald.is-)N q SONS TUBING, &c.
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London, Jnu. ~ MIdnlght.
bsrdment Lieny by the Pfussars con-
tinues vigorously to day. r.s-r I.Gl
Three hundred shells have already fallen
in the tSwn. , -.t
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MILK RIVER AGENCY.

Mr.. A. J. Simmons has been appointed
spccial Agent for the Indians at Milk River
Agency, and has received his appointment
therefor from the Secretary Of the Interior.
We believe now this was understood when
his name was Withdrawn Ivy the President
as Agent of The E!sckfeet. We can only
offer in atcncalcnt for certain unpleasant
illusions t!:cn made to tie manner of snap
ping off official heads. that the Chief Mag
is,ra,c had not acquainted Us with this pur-
pose of rcs'o,a ion, which! has cen done 10
dsf,ly as tho great hcheadirg hick of the
Fakir of Siam. Probably 1t was done 10
accuetom sppointces in that h:r-liftnc
region 70 The subscqucn! operations OF the
indians. cs one who has had his entire hcat!
taken off and restored would be more likely
~ accept will! Christian forbca:arcc and
resignation the delicate aud modest demand
OF Sioux for only scalp.
BY the way, il occurs 10 Us that an Indian
agcncy in that vicinity is not the easiest
method in the world TO earn fair salary
and enjoy it. II is not remarkably favora-
bic to longevity 10 say the least Of it. For
instance: Milk River Agency is 100 miles
east north cast from Fort Benton. Mr..
James Stuart, now at the former place,
writes his brother that all travel between
the two places has to bc done ut night, lying
up con csaled in day time lest the gentle say
ages. now yearing for Sunday School
books aud hydraulic digyings, should cut
The lhroa,s Of the travellers. and nanght
fcn,ain Of them but rcgrctful memories and
4 very dry scalp on 4 quite greasy lodge.
pole This disnyrccsblc theory has recently
been practically demonstrated. and the cir
cun,stances indicate that unless the latest
and most interesting sundsy School books
arc furnished the Yankton Sioux. they will
follow up the programme more fierceiy in
the spring. Mr. Stuart writes that some 800
or 400 lodges of this tribe are located q. the
mouth o: Milk River. They arc the mos.
warlkc of the Sioux. and hare declared
their intention to wipe out the Agency and
the whites in that country ut an early Gay.
As there are $500 TO 5000 Of them. and only
few men at the Agency, they have the
power to make that threat good, and The
additional one that unless the eros Fcntrcs
join them. they too shall hear the war wl,oop
In their villages.
Considering all these circumstances, we
can hardly congratulate Mr. Simmons. but
ore assured If good management and the
assistance of experienced men can avert the
threatened troubles, VIC will have from
Milk River tho report "All's well"Ayhilc
"Jack" holds the appointment And, as
the appointment reads during the pleasure
of the Secretary Of the Interior" we take
the libcr J. Of invoking o continued amiabil
tiy 70 Mr. Delano.
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Pstnti.e ones DuDdiae a.d eeaSos eos IL Tssasay
Note Bddding.
SExlrs. sth.-Rice reported bfl creating South.
esn Judieia District in California. 1runbu opposed
thit and al like bills. dozen new Districts ars
so1sht = be organised. The bill went over.
lIouea ssh.-A bill, 10 organize nm Indian militia in
Texas and appropriatins sloaooo. WAS tabled.
HousE, 9th..-R II. whitley, OF Georgia, was
sworn in.
Hooper tried to reach the Income TAI repeal bill.
but failed the vote standing loa to lO The vote il
regarded a. test vote On the BILL It is believed it
will not pass.
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NOTES OF TIE oar.

Nearly a.nre-Sm0ke. ..r
The New York 7rt1x.s calls Colorado
1.-The Mid West" g.. .-,.. .s. .......
@. Louis imports granite from Portland.
Father Ryan he's become editor Of the
New Orleans Xsssing Ssa.. -@
. NcKean Buchanan, the actot, was strick.
en- with paralysis At Norfolk, Va, recently.
A Toledo miscr believes that poor women
have babies on purpose TO appeal for sym.
pathy. = " @
Good silk dresses are like worms, when
trod upon they will turn.
Joe Jefferson closed his prolonged en-.
gageasnt q Booths Theatre on December
3lst The last was the l4eth consecutive
performance Of "Trip Van Wrinkle"
Francis Joseph Il declared to b themeress
puppet in the hands Of his Ministry. Won
Beust b said 70 b the real Emperor Of
Austria.
In d Panl, MIMI, recently. 1 widow
kr& Helen Teura-was married 70 NV.
yss, John 6. Green. He might have Id
DRESSED 70 ths dear departed tho thsssdbare
Hnees t-''s esr @
WV sacseea y tsf ahsve thea
Friend Of NJ bsetw dayA"
4 child was recently born at Pitts6sld,
Haaa. with The perfect body Of : boy, but
with ths hesd shaped Ike IN slsphant's,
WIN lsppisg en-, uoss eloasassd Into .
trunk, aad oeAr faciN pseuliazisin of that
snimat h NJ one ssdvsssags-baesaes
nsasss caat go lin sus 'kayiaad hid
tfuak asu,4Aee If . fss ..gsS4 - 81 ;
Ths CAsysass 1sss M y jstss : daily
mn FSihlss11sy III ltbesces soness1 Win
oio0oo 0vill -. 8
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A terrible accident camo near happening
on the Hudson River r. r. on "Wednesday
II the train had not stopped /. would h'''
run into Spuyten Duyvsl Greek. Tho nc"
agent might have also stated If the Cuna's
steamer had not stopped At the DOCK "
mieAs have gone up street and run IT,
the little church around the corner"
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FUNDING TINE DEBT.

The Secretary of the Treasury, on 6atur.
day, gave notice that books would be open.
q On the 9th OF March next In this country
ana IN Eerope for subscriptions - the M
tionsl losn, under the oct authorizing the
refunding Of the national debt. The places
At which subscriptions are to Do made, and
the names Of the Government agents will
b hereafter announced. The proposed
loan comprises three classes Of bonds. The
6rss, >soo, 900, 900. payable at The pleas.
ure Of the Government after ten years,
bearing interest at i've per cent The se.
eond, osoo, 0oo, 600, after fifteen years, 1t
four and > halt par cent The third, e7oo,.
ooo, 900, after thirty years, at four per cent.
TIE principal and interest b payable in
coin. The interest h 70 - quarterly.
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The County debt increased in 1868. S35 .
4s7o!; in 1869, ss.75093 in 1870, only
1000. This, notwithstanding the Revenue
fell off Se,050sl. and g., GOO were expended
for permanent Improvements on public
buildings. Had preceding administrations
been IS economical rs the present, the
county would at most have been in debt
only the amount Of its public property.
whereas it is now carrying deb. nearly
SO. 600 in excess Of that. and the interest is
absorbing tho revenues rs arid sands do the
rain. II the same rigid economy . cxer.
ciscd by succeeding administrations, the in.
crease of the debt will be prevented. 1t
ten remains for an increase of taxation.
or in tile amount of taxable property, to
discharge the debt. The great evil is the
low rates Of county warrants. Az they rate
and have rated, they arc the best Investment
in Montana. tits the deprecated condition
of its paper that renders it So desirable to
speedily discharge the county debt. We.
apprchcnd. however, the showing of the
present year that check has been put upon
its expansion, will materially appreciate the
county paper, and prcc Udc the necessity of
Increased taxation, trusting tho increase
in taxable property, which will occur in the
next three years, - n natural result of tho
buldingof the N. p. II. r., will accomplish
the desired object
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This Evenings Dispatches.

Helena, Jan. l0.-JudSs Barrow. late merchant Of
this Territory. left fot Hamilton, No.. this 4. n.
ca. Bfosdw,tcr vrrivsd from the E1st yesterday.
Dr. Reese and z. Frank while out IN sleigh on the
Uuionvillc road, had runaway. Reese slightly iE-
jurcd.
privste Letter from Frisco Gays Dr. Click has been
suffering for .one time pact with chis and fever but
10 about well again.
Alex Kcmp was seen on Kearncy street last Monday
with pair Of buffalo shoes and linen daster on, COL
lcctins bills.
Fanny Price 10 playing in sacrameato-not taking
well.
Thermometer this \. \. 10 below-suu shining
sleishing good.
Washington. Jan. 1O-Scnate- Howard, from the
Committee on Pacific Railroad, reported with an
amendment the bill to incorporate the Red Avcr VAL
Icy, Oklahama Santa Fc Railroad Co.
The Scra:. Ut 1886 went into Executive session.
There II doubt of the eligibility Of Senator Williams
Commissioner l. h thought, however; there will
lie some arrangement BY which this objection may ba
avoided The other Commissioners have been
confrmGd.
House-Smith. Of Oregon, stated that On the vote
on tue Income Tax Bill yesterday he voted in the A.
Gru atvc, and Edrid. stated that he had voted In
the negative, neither vote being recorded
among the possmasters nominated to-day were E
S Stackpoc Of Deer Lodge, Montana, and J. A. So
ward Uf Kit Cars0n, Colorado.
Senator Williams has been confirmed Commis
sion.r.
A STARTER!
Washington. 1o.-A tremendous excitement was
created in the House this L. during the discussi0u
the bin to restore naval constructor usnscOm G
his position In the navy. General Banks, in most
excited manner charged that tue same ring Of cicsr.
who had caused tho dismissal Of Hanscom had openly
boastsd that the steamer Tenpessce had been bad
" lifted out that she would probably 20 any where
except to San Domingo. lie sid thss snch was the
fcar inspired in the Engineer eotps By the ring who
controlled tho Navy Department that three Engineers
who refused to sail the Tennessee afraid tc
assign their reasons for fear Of dismissal.
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Telcgraphic Items.

New Workers Had snow all day Wednes.
day.
Newark, N. J. has small pox.
The London Municipality gives G., 900 to
the Paris sufferers.
In the elections at Brest and Havrc, GAM
bct,a was elected BY large majority.
Paris bcgsn delivering the armament to
the Prussians on the 7th.
The Swiss government 10 selling the
French cavslry horses brought over the
border.
Minister 13asset (colored) has arrived in
H.yti, and vas cordially Received.
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ENGLAND - AMERICA


Without any preliminary blare of Trum-
pets, the President sent to the Senate yes.
terday the names of . commission to arbi.
.rate the questions at issue between Eng.
land Ind America, accompanying with them
confidential message, and series of letters
Fish, showing that the case Had been quiet.
ly worked up until there is prospect Of an
early and satisfactory settlement of the Ala
bama, Fishery, Fenisn raid and Boundary
questions. Some discussion occurred in the
Senate as to the propriety of the President
appointing the commissioners without q
resolution of the Senate to that effect, and
also - to Williams being on the commits.
sion while yet a Senator Trumhull object.
ed and the vote On tho nominations was
carried over until to-day. II IL believed
they will be confirmed. North western Con.
gressmen think settlement will involve the
cession to 10 of the British country north
west of Lake Superior. Correspondents say
the measure and commissioners meet with
general approval, from men Ut all parties.
The English Commissioners will sail FIR
America At once, and it IL thought the joint
High Commission will be in session in
Washington by March 1st.
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POPULATION.

We published recently census table in
which the Territories were only partially
represented. From the Tribune Almanac
for 1870. We give the following:
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Hoet9 Palmsr's Grand Hotel IN CHICAGO
win b opened N 1914. L win have 100
)odging sooos, I'd WI ~ d, $4,000