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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-10-26

BOrn's had Lauer's Reading Lager on
tap last week 1t wasn't very bad to take
either. They will have some more soon.
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Aid to the Chicago and Wisconsin suf-
ferers does not appear to rage here as lively
as it does in other places; and mores the
pity.
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we don't mind the nakedness that the
trees are putting on, but we notice the corn
is shocked.
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Daniel Dreher is rapidly pushing
towards completion, handsome two-story
brick dwelling house on Simpson street, near
the Lutheran Church
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Sfroudsburg can boast Of a young
lady who delights in taking her pleasure ex-
cursions on wheelbarrow.
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why is it that the Borough Fathers allow
cattle, geese, pigs, ETC., to run upon our
streets and annoy the public?
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Apple cut times are here, but unfortu-
nately the apples didn't come with them.
Bad, very
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Snow has fallen in Ulster county, n. Y,
to the depth of two inches.
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Dressed hogs are selling at Lehighton
at s cents per pound.
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Sad news to turkeys-The approaching of
Thanksgiving day.
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Monday last was warm and pleasant
as a first class Summer day.
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4 few nights ago, surprise party was
had, in which few of our colored brethren
participated?
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Arrangements have been made IN O'n'
cinnati Tor receiving two hundred ds'''
tute children from Chicago.
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Thanksgiving is fast approaching.
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The Corn Husking days have arrived.
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|c 1cGcrsonian.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Liturgical Services next Sunday.

IlIIuTSlCaI StfVICts nt1t cuHudy.
MORNING, 10Y, EVENING, y
MORNING SERMON The Bible-a lamp and
Light.
Evening SERMON: The enduring Word
of God.
G. W. MARRIOTT d. D., Pastor.
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The 'base BALI season is about played
out.
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AEmanaCs for 1872 have made their
appearance.
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StrOudsburg has three ''broom fac
tories" and not one in operation
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A segar mandatory is to be start
ed soon in our borough
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1t rained on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Rabbits sell at 10 cents apiece in our
borough.
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The Omciai senatorial Vote.

The return Judges for the several counties
composing this Senatorial district met at
Scranton, Tuesday 18th inst. The following
is the official vote:
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BOROUGH AND COUNTY.

Hand organs are scarce.
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ENGLAND.
Proceedings in Parliament.
LoNpoN. FehruarY 10.

LVNDONI ceuIuaIy 4V'
The House of Lords is engaged tonight
in notices Of measures of local impor.
tance, A message from the Queen, ask
Ing for dowry for the Princess Louise,
suitable for the dignity oil the crown, was
read and made the order Of tho day for
Monday. Adjourned
In the House Of Commons, all cores
pondence relating to the Franco Prussian
war was presented, and notice was given
of many questions TO be put TO the Gov
Crnment touching Its foreign policy.
Nlr, Gladstone made m explanation Of
the reasons why France was not repre-
sented in the London conference. He
said that tho Prussian authorities had
promised Favre pass for himself to at
tend the London conference Il he should
he sent rs the representative Of France,
but the Prussian flag having been violated,
when tho application was renewed by
Favre TO tho military authorities, the
bombardment had begun, and Favre dc.
clined TO leave Paris. Mr.. Baxter, Sccre-
tary Of the Admiralty, in answer to the
question us to the condition Of Paris, said
the government had been able to spare
$500 tons OF food for the Parisians, and
that 1000 tons Arc now ready Tor ship
mcnt.
Mr.. Cochran reviewed tho foreign rela.
tions of the country, and demanded u
ministerial statement relative to the con-
dition Of affairs rs regards Russia, Prus.
sia and France. There was subsequently
brief debate on business Of Il local MI
ture, after which the House adjourned.
Great Gale on the Coast.
There has been n violent gale all along
the coast OF the United Kingdom. Six
ships arc ashore near South Shields and
several lives are known TO have been lost,
and numerous wrecks arc apprchendcd.
The Times on American Relations.
LONDON, February II.
The Times today views with mixed
feeling the appointment Of commission
for the settlement of one tangible griev-
anCC. II says II Is desirable, but unhappi-
ly treaty has already been rejected by
the American Senate indicating but u
slight desire on the part of America to re-
moyc the ground Of difference between
the two countries. When the principle Of
the Alabama claims Is determined the
individual claims will be easily adjusted.
The Times adds that the tone Of the
American discussion must change in all
respects, before good feeling Can be re-
stored between America and England.
The Et0nOmi&t says the government has
rclinquished the projected duty on foreign
securities.
.... LIvERpooL, February II.
The Liverpool Courier Of to-day says
that French transport, with twelve hun.
drcd ind fifty prisoners on board, has
foundered oil Cape Ia Hague and that
all on board were lost.
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--latest News.
GENERAL NEWS.

Saturday afternoon Ralph Culbert.
son, engineer FOR Graft, Bennett & o.,:oI
pittsburgh, while working about the fly
wheel, was caught by the neck, while the
wheel was rapidly revolving, and his
head was literally torn from his body. lie
leaves o wife and two children.
Ell Yowba, was found near the rail-
road, four miles from Mansfield, Ohio,
Thursday, fatally hurt. It is supposed
that he jumped from the train.
Andrew W. Bander, who was con.
victed at Toledo, of manslaughter for the
murder of his wife, was sentenced Satur.
day to ten years imprisonment.
Colonel John Baxter recovered judg.
ment, ut Knoxville, Tenn, Saturday, for
$4,000, in IN action fer libel against Saun.
ders & Clark, editors and proprietors OF
the Wig and Register.
The Missouri Senate, Friday, passed a
bill eXempting the property of wife in
executions levied against her husband.
The Kansas Senate, Friday, passed a
bill giving any person the right to sue for
damages any one who sold him liquor, and
also TO sue the owner Of tho building in
which the liquor is sold.
The Custom House block, on the
dock, at Detroit burned Saturday morn.
ing. ltwas occupied by Trowhridge g.
Wilcox, ship chanulers. Various offices
and sail loft on upper floors. Loss to
building, 10000; stock, including 19 to
10 vessels sails and rigging, $4,000 to
100000. Building belonged TO Trow-
bridge & Wilcox; insured for $4,000,
DR.. John Wheeler, one Of the Oldest
and most prominent Homeopathic physi-
clans OF Ohio, died ut Cleavcland, Sun.
day, from stroke of paralysis, aged Is
years.
An order has been received nj the
CharlGstOwn (NIasS.) navy yard from
Washington TO prepare the U, S. steamer
Worcester to take cargo OF provisions to
France.
Itsnowcd all day yesterday in New
England.
"A propeller Of the Grand Haven line
ran ashore Sunday morning near Mil.
waulsec, but got ot'wlthout material dam.
age.
The Eric Railroad Company has ex.
ecuted new consolidated mortgage on
all It's property for $30,0O00OO, OF which
$24,000,00O will be expended in taking
up existing mortgages.
AT large mass meeting ut Newport,
Kentucky, Saturday night, resolutions
were adopted asking Congress to grant a
charter to the Cincinnati Southern Rail.
road. The members OF the Committee,
appointed by the Common Council, Board
OF Trade, and Chamber oi Commerce OF
Cincinnati, TO urge the appropriate legis-
lation for the road, will leave for Wash.
ington Wednesday morning;
MIR. Bowen, Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court Of Arkansas, has rendered
his resignation.
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THE INTERNATIONAL coMMIs.
SION.
Dissatisfaction Among Alabama
Claimants.
NEW York, February II.

NEW YORK, February II.
The Washington correspondence O
The Tribune says in regard TO the pro
posed settlement Of the Alabama Claim!
and other questions pending between thi'
country and Great Britain:
There Is some criticism Of this new
movement to-day, especially among the
members Of the House, who have among
their constituents claimants for damages
done by the Alabama. They say that the
members Of the Commission will probably
remain in session the greater part Of the
time between March and tho meeting oi
Congress in December next; that il they
agree TO treaty, the Senate may spend
considerable time In It's consideration, and
that at least year must pass before the
questions at issue between the two Gov
ernments can bo adjusted. Then, they
say, there will be much more delay before
the claimants can establish their claims
and get their money. They add, too
that the correspondence published
leaves the powers of tho Commits
sion very uncertain, so that they may bC
construed to include all questions Of every
nature that may have arisen between the
two countries, and the negotiations may
result In q treaty which will be no more
acceptable than the one 80 unanimously
rejected by the Senate. They demand
that the bills now before the Senate and
House Foreign Committees be reported
so that the United States may assume and
pay these claims, and aiterward settle
with Great Britain.
"On the other hand, the majority Of the
Senators and members express approva
Of the Presidents plan, and point TO tht
men who represent the United States or
the Commission as q guarantee that what
ever Is agreed to by them will be acCcpta
bic to the people. Some Of the Democratic
members Of the House, who arc bound o
course TO belittle every act oil the Admin
lstratiOn, aie already looking about for I
pretext on which 10 assail tho whole mat
ter"
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in which resides the national sovereignty,
able to heal the wounds, to bring hope to
our tlresides, to reopen the profaned
churches for prayers, and TO restore in.
dustry, concord and peace.
LONDON, February 19.
The Department of Leine Eloise has
elected to the Assembly the Mayor of
Versailles. Carnot Barlhebury; Saint
Heliare, Thiers and Favre. In the De.
partmcnt Of Bas Rhine tho Mayors Of
Strasburgand Scllleshadt, and GGmbetta
and Reutoch are elected.
PARIS, February 10.
The election returns are not oil count
cd, but the election Of the following can
lidates Is considered US certain: Hugo,
Garibaldi, Blanc, Quinel, Gambetta, SAILS.
set, Rochefort, DOreau, Schoelcher, Plall,
SchaliChe, Pathier, and DCleschuorce.
The results have resulted In q great
majority OF the elections in favor OF the
Conservatives. Jerva Is elected from
Jura: Picard In Mcuse; Gambetta In Han
therhlne, and Favre in Aisnc, Eighteen
departments remain 10 be heard from.
The Deputies elected from the Depart.
ment Of the Nord lcA Lille for Paris to-
day by special train.
LONDON, February 12.
The captains of the French men.of:war
at Havana have applied by cable for per-
mission to watch and pursue German yes.
sells during the armistice.
IAvRE, February II.
The Prussians have imposed n contribu-
tion oflour million francs on Rouen, which
must be paid to-day, and another million
payable tomorrow. They have also ex.
acted G40000 francs from the people Of
Lecamps.
BRUSSELS, February 12.
The result of the elections in 81 depart
ments Is 307 Bonapartists and Orleanists,
and so Republicans.
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Canadian Sentiment Towards the
United States.

TORONTO, ONTARIO, February II.
Canada papers representing the various
political parties, express great satisfaction
at the appointment Of q Commission to
settle the differences between England and
America. They consider that the appoint.
ment Of two Canadian Statesmen on the
Commission secures the just representa-.
tion Of Canadian rights. They express
hope that the result OF the deliberatlon
will be fur settlement OF the old differ.
ences, and that each country will so on In
It's own way trying what's tair and right
to its nclghbor. They soy, i've don't want
TO DO annexed to our friends across the
line; let both countries understand this
and Il we can't become one nation, let us
continue good nelghbors and good Gus.
toners 10 one another as In the past"
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XLIst CONGRESS.
THIRD SESSION.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, FeqIuary II.

W NAsuiNulONIrCH CHIuhAJ ~
Mr.. WILLIAMS presented q petition from
the citizens of Oregon for an amendment
to the Constitution, prohibiting the i'm
pOrtation, manufacture. and sale OF alco-
holic liquors. Referred.
Mr.. SHERMAN introduced bill to faCil-
itato commerce between the United States
and Asia. Referred tothc Committee on
Commerce,
1t provides for incorporating r. S. Van
Valkenburg, Benz. Eggleston, Thomas A.
Scott, James s. Wilson md others as IN
Asiatic Commercial Company, with q
capital of $10,000,000, for the purpose Of
carrying on u commercial business be.
tween the United States, China and ia.
pan, and engaging inpublic works in the
last named countries.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. MORGAN, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported back Senate
bill to provide for the disposition oi use.
less military reservations with amend.
ments. The amendments were agreed to,
and the bill was passed.
The House proceeded to the considera.
ton Of bills oil II private character. A
large number OF pension and other pri.
Eate bills were passed.
Mr. ARMSTRONG introduced q joint resO.
luton declaring that hereafter no Indian
nation or tribe within the United States
shall he acknowledged or recognized as
an independent nation, tribe or power,
with which the United States may con.
tract by treaty, and that all contracts or
agreements hereafter made by and be.
tween them, or any of them and the
United States shall be subject to tho up
prOval Of Congress, and shall not be con-
strued us affecting or impairing the obli.
CATIONS Of any existing treaty. Referred
Mr.. HooPER gave notice that he would
next Wednesday move to go into Com.
mittee of the Whole for the purpose Of
taking up the bill to repeal the income tax
The House proceeded to the considera.
tion, rs the special order, the bill re.
ported from the Committee on Public
Lands, extending the lands OF the United
States over the territory Of Alaska. Ailer
discussion the bill was passed.
|. Adjourned.
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New York Money and Stock Market.
New YoRK, February IL,

Gold has been rather weak, opening at
lllt, and closing at 1l19a111t. The ma
jority OF the loans were made at 8 per
cent, Clearances, $2S, 900, 900; exports for
tho week, $005,00O. Government bonds
are steady with a little advance IN 5.2O's,
'G5's, new 'G7's, 'GS's, 1O.4O's and currency
bonds, Others are steady at last nights
prices. Stocks arc steady and strong on
Northwestern and Lake Shore stocks.
Erie has been rather active, sell Ing up
to 23b; New Jersey Central very strong,
sellingu up TO 1911, themarket closing firm.
The bank statement Is favorable, South.
ern State securities are firm on the last
call; tho demand to-day run chiefly IN
Tennessees, North and South Carolinas.
Money easy at about 4 per cent. Sterling
exchange, 6Ankers' bills, 1909.
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CINCINNATI.
DEATH OF A PROMINENT MERCHANT.

DEATH OF A PROMINENT MERCHANT.
CINCINNATI, February II.
s. G, Newton, n prominent merchant,
died to-day,
II has been showing hard since noon,
THE CINCINNATI SOUTHERN H. H.
The Board Of Trade have adopted rcso.
lutinns declaring the Cincinnati Railroad
a work Of national Importance, demand.
Ing National Legislation, and have ap.
pointed Committee Of seven to proceed
10 Washington and ask for tho necessary
legislation, The Georgia Commissioners
to Kentucky Legislature on behalf ol tho
Southern Railroad were present and nd.
dressed the meeting,
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Family of the Late Chief Justice
Taney.

WASHINGTON, FcDruNry II.
A meeting took place to-day in the
United States Supreme Court room to
make some provision for the family ol
tho late Chiei Justice Taney. Attorney
General Alderman was selected as chair
man and Mr.. Middleton, clerk Of the
court, us secretary. Addresses were made
by Mr. Alderman, cx.AttornGy General
Evarts, Senators Carpenter and Edmunds,
and Representatives Garfield and Potter,
MessrS. Blair, Evarts, Carpenter, Carlisle
and Solicitor General Barston were ap.
pointed II committee of arrangement 10
effect the object OF tho meeting, Large
subscriptions were made.
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THE WEST INDIES.
.surrender Of Cuban Insurgents.

'SuTIehueF ol CuDan AusuIscHts'
HAVANA, February TO-
Military operations under the orders OF
Captain Gen. ValmaSeda, began January
9th. Since that time G,G00 persons have
surrendered in dlstrust Of Colon. Two
hundred able to bear arms; two thousand
In CONGO villas, 0mostly women and chill.
dren; two hundred In East department
and $500 In Central department. Among
those who surrendered In Central depart.
mcnt arc Chief Andres Dominguez 4 oili.
Gers and 7e men, Miguel Montlgo Ignacio,
Qucsada Benjamin Brimcllesi AllronzO
Brillese aud Joaquin MolA. According to
accounts received by the Government,
the Insurgents lost 143 in killed In the
various engagements. The Spanish losses
were II killed and 30 wounded.
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Minor Cable Telegrnms.

The Imaum Of Muscat was slain in the
recent battle which resulted In tho cap.
ture Of that city by Sind Thookes (whoev.
or that may be) It's probable that Sind
will succeed him.
The capital for the new steamship line
from Rotterdam to New York, has been
subscribed, and two steamers are to be
built for the service.
The Spanish COrtcs have passed u law
making the sale ol Cuban tobacco q mo.
nopoly In tho hands Of tho Government.
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the Revenue Laws in
Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, February

4NHHTT' IIIHEs' tVUEuWEJ TT
General Harrison, U. s. Marshal, nc.
companied by revenue officers anda com.
pany Of soldiers, left here Friday night
Tor Winchester TO arrest the parties who
released tho prisoners Thursday by force.
The soldiers returned this morning, bring.
ing eleven prisoners, who were lodged In
jail, The released prisoners have not
been captured.
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New York prY Goods Mnrkel.

NEW YORK, February II.
The high rates In land freight charges
are so Injurious as to Affect business, and
the market continues languid enough,
trade being confined to specialtes and tho
urgent wants of buyers.
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Chicago Market.
OnICAoo, FeDruary II.
FLoUR-ElrmCr.

ShiSAVVl HVpIuaIy lie
FLoUR-FirmGr.
GRAIN-Wheat; No. 2 spring Chicago
less active and 1tc higher, and closed
firm at 81 944 cash; $te0 seller Marcht
this afternoon unchanged. Corn-No. 9
mixed fairly active and 10 higher; closed
at 6Otc cash; this afternoon steadyat 5Olc,
Oats-tc higher; No. Q at 47tc. Rye
No. 2 tirmer aud lalic higher ut 99aSSic,
Barley-2c higher No. 2Spring at s0aO0c,
Hoos-Dressed firm At ~ 70AS 10.
Live steady at S7a7s0.
CATTLE-Actlvc and firm At 5iA7c.
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Financial and Commercial.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, February 10.

BALTIMORE, February 10.
FLouR-Firmi western family at 81 80
a9 so.
GRAIN-Wheat fair and firm; Ohio and
Indiana at 81 65a1 O5. Corn nrmi yellow
Ut s0aSlc; white Southern at SSaOOc. Oats
and rye unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-NIesS pork at $2S. Bacon
clear rib l2tc; shoulders 1Of. Hams ut
l9c Lard ut l3tC.
WHIsRY-UnChnngcd.
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Philadelphia Marxet.
PnILApELrnIA, FebrnarY II

PHILADELPnIA, February II,
FLoUR-Steady.
GRAlN-Whcat dull and nominal. Rye
unchanged. Corn dull; yellow at 7sa76c;
mixed western at TIC. Oats 59aG0c.
PRovIsIoNs-Unchangcd.
PETRoLEUM-0rude 1stci refined s4Ic.
WHIsKY-UnChanged.
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Pennsylvania Miners Going to Work.

TAMAQUA, Pa, FebFuAry II.
At n meeting Of the Workingmen's
Benevolent Association the question Of
the resumptlon'of work was brought up,
and after considerable discussion and
amendments offered and withdrawn, II
was decided that all tho companies shall
resume work on the 10Th Of February.
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steamboat Explosion on the Mlssis-
sippi.
Three Killed and Several Wounded.

vicKsBURd, February 12,
Tho steamer Judge Wheeler exploded
her boiler and burnt and sunk at 0 o'clock
this morning OF Bells Landing, 45 miles
above here, Con Hogan, deck hand; ThOs.
WelCll, deck sweep, and another unknown
were killed. WoIndctl-Captain NCland,
seriously Chas. Story, carpenter, slightly;
c. N. Pope, Of Little Rock, badly. Very
little Of the cargo as saved. Matt, MCCul.
lough remains In charge Of tho wreck.
The captain and crew will DO up on the
first boat,
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"A Little Rock, Arkansas, special says
that the report Of tho Committee recon.
lnendlng that Lieut. Governor johnson
beouSted, has been referred to the judi.
ciRry Committee.
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"A farmer named. Goodrich was found
hung, In his barn, In tho town OF Grand
BlAncO, Michigan, Friday Its supposed
he committed suicide.
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River and Weather.
CINCINNATI, Tebruar,

CINCINNATI, February IL.
River l5t feet and falling. Arrived,
Sioux City, from New Orleans, and Junl.
ata, from Pittsburgh. Departed, Sioux
City, Tor Pittsburgh.
PGTrsDuRGlI, February 1e.
Raining throughout tho day, and in the
evening turned 10 snow, now growing
colder River n feet and stationary. The
ST. Charles run ON n rock, seven miles be-
low this city, last night, sinking lmmedl.
ately. 1t Is thought that she can be rails.
cd, iLs there Is hut tour feet Of water In
tho hold. Tho freight Is but little dam.
agcd.
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE sTRAsBouRG CONCERT.

NEW IUIIhl UUUIuHTy IT,
The concert for the benefit Of the sui.
fers at Strasbourg, is to take place at
Stelnway Hall next Wednesday evening.
under the auspices OF q number Of prom.
lnent citizens, including DR.. Bellows, Mr..
Bryant, and many Alsatlon residents in
New York. Some of the best artists in
the country have promised their assist.
AnCc.