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Politics In Mexico.

Politics in Mexico presents very
curious phase at this time. The differ
ent political parties are accusing each
other of endeavoring to bring Mexico
under the United States flag. There
are also threats in some quarters Of re-
fusing to accept the decision Of the peo-
pie at the polls on the Presidential ques-
ton, while four Of President Juarez S
Cabinet, with Senior Romero at their
head, have been impeached for malfeas-
ance in office, and will be tried before
the Supreme Court, with, as is supposed,
the certain result Of conviction, as the
court, presided over by Ledro de Tejada
a candidate for the Presidency in oppo-
sition to Juarez, is viewed as strongly
partisan. In the meantime the chances
for Juarez for reelection to the Presi-
dency are growing brighter. Juarez
has made good President, and it would
doubtless be well for the Mexicans if
they should reflect him.
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OBITUARY..

The Academy of the Visitation at Mt. de
Chantal, near Wheeling, West Va, has sus-
tanned great loss in the death Of SISTER
XAVIER OBOLD, who filled the position of
Directress OF that distinguished school for
the last ten years. Her pupils now scatter
ed through the States will recall the admir-
able traits of character which were hers.
They will dwell with affection on that sim
gular gentleness which characterized her
government, whilst they marvel at the rare
talent with which she united Herewith
that firmness so indispensable for good dis
cipline. They will not forget that during
the many years of her Office OF Directress
she was the victim OF maladies which
would have caused any one of less energy
to sink beneath the arduous duties which
her responsible position devolyed upon her.
In suffering she was noted for heroic forth
tude and sanity patience.
The news Of her death will be received
with unfeigned sadness by those who knew
her many virtues, and who feel indebted to
her for years of the tenderest care and most
maternal vigilance. Gratitude will swell
in many heart, and the announcement
that Sister Xavier is no more will cause many
q pupil of hers to shed the tear Of affection.
4 word of most sincere sympathy for her
relatives, whom she left at the tender age
of seventeen; a word of coincidence too for
that community of ladies who were assOci.
ated with her in that noble work of impart-
ing the highest order OF education to the
ladies of your country in the Academy of
Mt de Chantal. The death OF this accom-
plished lady was all that he-edifying life
warrant us TO anticipate.
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DIED.

~ ATTERSON-On Friday afternoon, April
st, 1871, 8. LEILA, daughter OF Sarah F.
The funeral will take place from her
mothers residence, corner Quincy and By
ron streets, Sunday afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend.
vANCE-In Benwood, w. Va, on Friday
morning, April q, 1871, ROBERT VANCE,
aged 50 years.
The funeral will take place from his late
residence, in Benwood, this afternoon at
IL o'clock. Friends OF the family are in
vited to attend.
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pITTSBURGH. wHEELING AND
KENTCCkY RAILROAD.

We publish this morning an o'ie'a
COPY of the act amending the charter
of the Panhandle Railroad Company
and creating new corporation called
the Pittsbul Oh, Wheeling and Kentucky
Railroad Company. The new company
succeeds to all the rights and obliga,
lions of the old, and the bonds
given in its aid, which may
bear eight per cent interest, are ex
enpt from all taxation other than
for State purposes. The advantages
that will result to Wheeling from the
completion of the road, at least between
this point and the intersection with the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and st. Louis
Railroad, are too obvious to require
much argument. 1t will bring two
great rivals, the Baltimore and OHIO
and the Pennsylvania Central Com
panies, into direct competition, and
freights will necessarily come down.
At present, shippers may send and
receive goods by way Of the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania Gen.
trail Railroads on the one hand and the
Baltimore and Ohio road on the
other, at about the same rate of
charges. But by the completion OF
the new road, the expense OF hauling
10 and from Bridgeport, and the differ
ence in distance in the two routes be-
tween Steubenville and Pittsburgh will
be saved, and, Of course, reduction OF
freights can easily be allowed, to which
the Baltimore & Ohio company will be
compelled to accommodate its tariff Of
prices. And in order to enable the lat
ter to compete with the former success
fully, the extension of the Hempfeld
railroad to ajunction with the Connells-
Vile road, will Immediately become a
matter OF much Importance. The
Hempfeld extension will furnish TO- the
Baltimore company shorter route and
easier grade between Wheeling and
Baltimore than the present line affords.
1t thus appears that the construction of
the short link Of railroad that is neces-
sary To connect Wheeling with the
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati road,
opposite Steubenville, is all that
is needed on our part to effect
a material shortening OF the routes OF
travel and freight between our city and
the East, over either Of the great COM
peting lines. So far as Ohio county and
the city of Wheeling are concerned 1t
will only be necessary to build nine
miles of railroad to produce this result
Brooke county bears the expense Of the
road within her own limits, and all
that either county will be expected or
required to do is simply the grading
and preparation Of the road bed. The
ties, rails, rolling stock, depot buildings
&c, will be furnished by other parties.
Our citizens are to vote on the 10th
of May upon a proposition to subscribe,
in behalf of the county, not more than
$50 900 to aid the work. 1t seems
scarcely probable that any serious OPP
nosition will be made.
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WE commend to the attention OF our
rs,asrs the address issued by the Deh''
oc,otic members of Congress. 1t Is a
calm and torcible arraignment OF the
Radical party for its extravaganza and
its departures from the Federal consul
tuition, and points out very PLAINLY !he
dangerous character Of the ieg'sia'ioh
fastened upon the country Inc Dem-
ocratic members OF Congress have oeen
powerless except to protest They were
outpumbered by their opponents, ana
their warnings were disregarded. They
now appeal to the people; show them
how shamefully the public treasury
has been robbed and how basely their
liberties have been betrayed. The
whole system and structure Of the gov
eminent is being changed, and the
rights which our forefathers fought 10
.scure have been tamely thrown away.
More than this. The Congress has Dy
law conferred upon the President a
greater and more arbitrary power that
was welded by GEORGE III. Or any
other monarch of England since the
time of CHARLES l.; power which '"e
Kings of England never sought nor al
tempted to exercise over the American ,
colonies; a power almost sure to be "se'
corruptly and oppressive'y by Inc
present Chief Magistrate.
So iusidious has been the progress OF
corruption, so specious has been the
nlea upon which despotic power has
been sought and obtained, and so care
less of political affairs are the great
mass of the American people, that the
epcroachments OF power have come to
be acouiesced in as a matter of little
consequence, a mere trife unworthy OF
ser;ous thought. The calm and au-
tboritatiye statement by the Democratic
members of Congress concerning the
present political situation of the conn
try, may perchance arrest some atten-
t;on and lead to some remedial action
10y the people.
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The territorial election in the p'S'i,''
Of Columbia, as communicated by 'eie-
srsph exclusively to the REGISTER yes
,s-dsv morsing, resulted, as was an''c'-
natej, in a Radical triumph. The gov
eminent clerks, nearly all OF whom
claim voting places elsewhere, and the
negroes imported from the surrounding
counties of Maryland and Virginia
were sufficient to give the Radical can
didate for Congress a majority OF about
twenty-five hundred and to elect % .'a
;or;tv Of the members of the Assembly!
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SATURDAY, APRIL -, 1871.

The result Of the Connecticut eiec
ton is all the more gratifying because
!, is unexpected, all hope having "e'"
abandoned some time ago.
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ICE CREAM DEPOT.

N A. SWARTZ IS NOW PREPARED
v. to wholesale Ice Cream and Cakes to
the trade at low rates. / will also retail
Ice Cream, Cakes, Candles, Fruits and Nuts
at very low figures. Please give me call.
n. B.-Weddings and parties furnished at
short notice. Z. A. SWARTZ,
Monroe street, east Of Mcclure House.
aprl5
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
". M. G.. A.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE YOUNG
n Mems Christian Association will be
held this Saturday evening for the pur-
pose OF electing delegates TO the National
Convention. -. apr2
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PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL Re RE-
- ceived until the Yith Instant, p. NJ,
for the whole or separate trades of NJ. Z.
Church building to be erected in Sth Ward.
The right TO reject any and all bids Is
reserved. Drawings and specification can
be seen at the office Of 5. N. Howard, Archi-
tect, ia Market street. apre2
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Just Received.

r. CASES POTTED MEATS, GAME, I UR-
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and picnic parties.
GREER & PAUL..
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Dissolution.

TINE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
l. existing under the firm name OF
NeaZey, Barnes & Co., was dissolved April
!, 1871, by limitation. -,
The business will be continued at the old
stand, Nos. n Main and 8 Quincy streets, by
the undersigned, under the firm name of
BARNES d WALTON,
Who alone are authorized TO settle the bus
iness OF VeaZey & Barnes and NeaZey,
Barnes & Co. JAMES F. BARNES.
THOS. WALTON.
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LOST.

GOLD L0CKET, ON LAST WEDNES-
"A day evening, somewhere on Monroe
street, between Main and Byron streets.
leaving II at this office april
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NEW Music.

G. y. Russell g. Co. publish some of the
nresy musical tIcs composed by Dr. Charles AoulOn,
and sung by his wife at her concerts in this city ana else
where We hnd the imprint Of the same firm Oh an edi
Zion Of Mozart's 9th sonata R fat maor) with lgnatZ
Noscheles' lingering, an Andante In fiat by Johann
G. Bach and q waltz Of ChOpins in minor, opus &c.
The establishment in this city of branch
Of Eovclios wcl-kLown LoudOn musC-puhlshing house
enables us to obtain at very low price some Of the best
editions OF standard sacred and secular compositions
now H. the market Tic imprint Of this firm has long
on recognized guarantee Of correctness in the text
and careful editing well Of excellent mechanical exc
sution Among the most recent issues is series OF
standard operas octave form edited by Mrs Natahs
Macfancn, and containing the piano and vocal SCORE
with the ginal words and EnGlsh translation We
have received Of this series "DOn Giovanni reVs'u anu
corrected according the original score. and including
all the recitativcs well the airs written for the rc
productlun Of the opera Vienna and sometimes prneu
IN an appendix, but here assigned to their proper
places and II Barhierc" which. like the othIr Is
model Of good printing and convenient arrangement
The operas arc published both in paper covers ana III
cloth binding Similar In style anu merit 10
NOveOs series Of standard Ora0ros OF Whlen We nave
1.-THE Messiah" edited by W. T. Best, and tho Elijah
and there is smaller and cheaper pocket edition OF
The Creation" with Mr.. Vincent Novelties pianoforte
nrrangement-we have received from the same pnn-
hshcrs fourpart chorus Of Rosni's. The CaTnoVae,
and four-part anthem by DR.. ". Child Praise inc
Lord 0 my Soul"