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The London Conference.

The st. Louis Democrat says {:
"What is termed the Great European
Congress formally met at the official
headquarters of the English Ministry,
in Downing street, London, on Thurs
day last. Beyond the members, ex-
cept the representative of France,
taking their seats and appointing Earl
Granville, British Minister for For
eign Affairs, President, nothing was
done. Besides him, the plenipOten-
tiaries present were Count AppOnyi,
on behalf of Austria; General @. Ca
dOrna, for Italy; Count Albert Bern
stOrff, for Prussia; Baron Bruno, for
Russia; and Mussurus Pacha, for Tur-
key. A communication was read
from NJ. Jules Favre, claiming to rep
resent the French republic, and Wis
count COntades, who was in London,
demanded to be present as the repre-
sentative Of the Empire. Here a
troublesome preliminary question
arose as to whether the Congress
should recognize a French government
de lure or de fdctO. The difficulty was
practically shirked by an adjourn
ment for a week, the ministers evil
IDENTIFY being under the impression
that even that short time would
probably solve the enigma by the fall
Of Paris. The supposition in London
is that the French capital cannot hold
out much longer, and that should it
fall peace must follow and a perma-
nent government be established. 1t
is quite certain that the treaty of 1855,
to discuss which the Congress has
met, cannot be abrOgated, modified
or in any manner interferred with
without the consent Of France. She
was a party to the treaty, and COM
mon sense as well as the law of ma
tions declares that an agreement can
not be annulled without the consent
Of all the existing parties to the COW
enant. In this state Of suspense the
matter will remain until Thursday
upYt
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

EACH day the sun rises more and
more gloomily above the palaces and
temples of Paris. Its gilded dOmes
shine less resplendently, Its pictures
OF life are less bright and joyous, the
music Of its operas and churches is
silenced, the utteraHCes Of its philOso-
ply and learning are heard no more,
and the world is even beginning to
learn that it can think, and move,
and dress, and cultivate and crafty
and refine its tastes, If Paris ceased to
exist. The climax Of the war is at
hand, and the abject humiliation Of
the French nation seems inevitable.
Disaster, from the very beginning has
only begOtten disaster; defeat has
f1llOwed defeat, and none now con-
template the possibility Of a French
victory. The Peace Conference, which
was TO have begun its deliberations
yesterday, in London, promises little
for France. Those who participate
IN the deliberations Of this august
c0nvOcatiOn of statesmen, all, save
enc, represent crowned heads, and
Jules Favre, acting under the author
ity Of a republic, if he have reached
London, can hope for little sympathy
at the hands of those who appear in
behalf Of monarchs reigning by "di-
vine right"
The German victory at lie Mans was
a fearful calamity to France. Chanzy's
army was the best appointed and
strongest that has been organized.
The spirit Of Frenchmen was crushed
by, the blow that crushed the Army of
the Loire. There is want Of thorough
ness Of organization, Of discipline and
of c0mpactness in French armies,
never discovered in the massive
legiOns Of Germany that move over
France as if a range Of mountains were
swept by some mysterious force
over the face Of the desOlated
country. Greater achievements were
hoped Iyr at the hands Of BOurbaki.
B0urbaki has failed, retreats, and re-
treat is fatal to every impulse that
gives trustWOrthiness to a volatile
saDguine French army. The strongest
hopes Of France were centered in this
gallant, skillful officer. Faidherbe's
threatening movements have been
suspended by Bourbaki's failure, and
Won Cohen, who cOnfrOnts Faid-
herbe, wields a force which the
latter VIII hardly dare to en-
counter in an open field. Man
teuhel has been sent to oppose Bour-
baki, while an army, thus reduced,
boldly COnfrOnts that Of Faidherbe.
Chauzy' movements have been worse
than fruiuess; Bourbaki has been
beaten; Faidherbe seems impotent;
Paris starves; the London Confer enee
viii not consider the Franco -Prussian
question; TrOchu is pronounced a
failure; France wants faith in Gam
beta, and the savage old adventurer,
Garibaldi, alone wins a victory for
France. The condition Of the unhap-
py country almost exacts tears and
appeals to the sympathies Of mankind.
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THE NEWS,

The Conference has again adjOu
ed.
Child burned to death in Cincinnati
Saturday.
The Queen is personally to open
the Parliament Of England shortly.
The Senate is after the lazy clerks
OF the Departments. Only passing
breeze.
The fIibusters from New York came
TO grief in san Domingo. Dead or
captured.
Johnny Young slashed Louis ROseT
across the stomach in Louisville yes
terdav. Dead.
o. p. Etearns was sworn in Senator
from Minnesota yesterday, in room Of
d. S. Norton, deceased.
Prussiaas attacked Dion Sat urday.
The two sons Of Garibaldi fought
splendidly aud repUlsed the enemy.
W. II. Haine, member elect of the
House from Georgia, was sworn in
yesterday and took his seat.
Morton wants to make the Commit
too on the Investigation of Southern
Affairs sit permanently and report
when they feel like it.
Senator'S Casserly, ThurmOnd and
salisbury denOunce the proposed
reconstruction of the South as an
other effort to build up the waning
fortunes Of RsdiCalism.
The City Council Of COvington, who
enjoy the benefits of a bridge to Gin
cinnati, stupidity and sel6shly petition
Congress not to allow Newport the
same privilege.
If Boutwell, goes out Of the Cabinet,
and it is hoped he will before he
totally ruins the fnancies and trade
Of the country, John 1. Cisco, Of
New York, will be pressed upon Grant
for his place.
Sumner yesterday presented the
resolutions Of the Democratic major.
ity of the Indiana Legislature against
the annexation Of the ''niggers" Ot
San Domingo. Where be now yOUl
"man and brOther?" Where, o,
WheTe2
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ALL SORTS.

Natchez has an African mayor.
Peoria girls are cultivating muscle.
Cure for &" a brain on fire"-bloW it
out.
A foreign understanding the
Pyramids.
Won Beust pulls away at forty
cigarss day.
Aacready is going to tell what he
knows about Dickens.
In Brazil there is said to be a law to
compel men to vote.
General Jubal Early is said to be
dying Of consumption.
A son Of old Sam Houston edits a
country paper in Texas.
The London police arrest all per-
sons carrying red umbrellas.
Cassius M. Clay says he will 60 for
Horace Greeley for President.
II YOU want to make time travel
faster, use the spur Of the moment.
Cardinal AntonelH is said to be the
Z sst judge Of clsEet on the Continent.
Mrs. Cook, a female saW-bOnes Of
R1, EalO, has an income Of $4,000 a
Fsc hter's Boston benefit netted him
$500 a ud a pair Of moss agate sleeve
buttons,
Covode left a million and a halfin
property 9. 9 well as q wife and nine
children.
Pike is tob,Vild a small but beauti-
ful opera houA7e on Madison square,
New York.
A Virginia girl died Of home sick
ness, or hash, in a Richmond board
ing-hOuse.
Over four hundred officers Of the late
Confederate army hold commands tn
South America.
A female poet Of Buffalo buriss her
love " on the stormy strands OF the
deep, dark ocean Of mad despair"
There is no foundation for the re-
port Of the resignation Of Oliver Ames
as President Of the Union Pacific
railroad.
The Boston Adoertissr insists that
hbecause a tanner tans skin and hides,
It Is nOt safe to infer that be cannot
be found as easily as any one else"
The WOman's Christian Association
Of Cleveland have completed the
g0jiy york Of preparing a list Of the
names Of the young men there who
visit disreputable houses.
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Nsarn DsyIItrles d rentuekY.

LOUISVILLE, January "a. - A
special to the Courier Journal says :
''Last night three negroes armed with
pistols broke into the dollhouse at
HarrOdsburg Pike, one mile from Lex
ingtOn, and demanded the money OF
life Of Mr.. Murphy, the gate-keeper.
Murphy drew a pistol, when one OF
the negroes fred at him. Murphy
pulled the trigger, but forgot in the
excitement of the moment to cock his
weapon. The robbers fed and es-
capped.
ffThe same party that burnt James
Talbot's barn and hay stacks, short
time since, tried last night to fire his
premises. The inceBdiary was fred
at but escaped. There is a bright
light in that direction tonight, and
id is supposed that the incendiaries are
again at work.
GA meeting Of the farmers is called,
TO be held at the Courthouse, on
Saturday, to take some action to pre-
serve property"
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Non-sesident Hotlea

No 10, Rim the First Chsncery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Iesse J. Eusby
eJ al. tBusby, johnson & Cob vs.. U. IA.
6pillman and ii. p. Spillmau.
IT appearing that the writ Of attachment
1 was issued in this cause against the estate
oil o. NJ. Spillman and III p. spiHman Of the
3 tn OF December, 1879, on the bill on com.
plaiusut under oath He'd herein, alleging
that sad Spfllmans are residents Of ArEan-
sas and nOn-residents OF the state OF Ten
ness seei that they are indebted to com plain
ants IN the sum Of about SlU0J as evidenced
by their prOmissOry note executed 10 com
pIainant, J. J. Busby, April Is, 1870; that said
attachment has been returned levied on the
property Of defendants, etc:
tits therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, Or or before the
first Monday in March, 81, and plead,
answer or dsmur to cOmplaiuauts bill, or
the same viii be taken FOR confessed as to
them and set for hearing eXparte; and that
copy OF this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
a cePy-attest:
Edmund A COLE, Clerk and Master.
By. r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Metcalf q SCarbrOugh. Sols. for comp It's. i25
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24th Day Of February, 1871,

Within legal hours IA front Of the ofHce OF
the CLERK Of the ChanceIy Court OF SHELBY
county, Tennessee, on Second street. be-
tive en- Union and GayOsO streets, Memphis,
sell for cash, at public outcry, the real estate
conveyed by said Deed in Trust, described as
follows, tO-wit: A lot Of land lying In Shelby
county, Tennessee, In the city OF Memphis,
known and DESIGNATED as follows: Parts Of
original lois Nos. Zl3 and - Beginning az q
point on the south side Of an alley between
Main street and Second street, and parallel
with each, siZty-fve feet from Adams street,
thence on line with said alley sOutnWardly
tWenty-OEe feet; thence WeECWarcIy with
the center Of partition wall bets cen prop
erty IN said deed in trust conveyed, and the
stOrehOuse formerly occupied by FranslOll
Co.. dfty-eight feet and six inches TO line OF
a private alley thence nOIthWardly on a
line with said private alley tWenty-one feetf
thence eastWardly with center Of partition
wall between this lJt and the warehouse
formerly owned by william Fellows, fifry-
eight feet six inches 10 the begiuning-being
lot and warehouse Immediately iu rear Of
the store formerly occupied by Rice hugle,
aud the same property conveyed by William
Fellows, Of New YORK, 70 j. ii. . epheusOn
in May 3lst, 1854, By deed Of record in
Registers office Of Shelby county, in Book
15, pages 538 and 81.
Right Of redemption waived. The title be-
leved TO be good, butt convey only SIS trustee
las J. A. ANDERSON, Trusts e.
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Non Resident NOiics,

No. l84.-In the First Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tenne5see.-G. n. Candee
VS.. u. D. Ragland.
1T appearing that the writ Of attachment
i was issued N this cause against the estate
OF said Z. d. Ragland on the 5th OF January,
ISL. on the bill Of comp plainant under oath
fled here in, alleging that said +. ID. Raglaud
Is a nonresident Of Tennessee and citizen
Of the state of Arkansas; that he Is indebted
to complainant in the sum OF about SIS, as
evidenced by a prOmissOIy note herein exc
cuted by him 70 stovall & Mitchell, and BY
them indOrsed 70 complainant, and that said
attachment has been levied on the property
OF said defendant:
1t Is therefore ordered That he make his
appearance herein, at the cOurt-h house in the
city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in March, l57l, and plead, answer
or demur to eOmplatnanEs bill, or the same
VIII be taken for confessed as to him and set
for hearing eXparte; and that copy OF this
order he published once a week. for four sue
cesslve weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By K. ]. BLACK, Deputy G. and n.
i. IL. MCFARLAND. Sol. Tor cOmult. las
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many neither wants nor is inclined to
transgress her frontiers, she seeks
only Independence and the welfare Of
the nation by the extension Of her
commerce"
TROCHU A FAILURE.
LONDON, January 24.-The Ger
mans are before Cambria. They have
established siege batteries at ROmilly,
near that city.
Garibaldps operations have been
suspended in consequence OF BOurba-
ki's retreat.
The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Times, under date of the 2lst,
says: Gen. TrOchu is generally con-
sidered incompetent. The Council of
Defense only failed to accept his resig-
nation because they were unable to
find q successor. It is impossible to
make the Parisians consider the ques-
tiOn of surrendering. They are anx-
iou5 to fight under competent leaders.
PARTISAN MEAT MARKET.
The ration of -four is now a halt
pound daily per mouth. The poorest
people receive bread gratis, with a
pint of wine each, and a little soup
daily. The middle classes suffer most
severely of all. Potatoes are sold at a
franc apiece, and dog flesh is worth a
dollar a pound.
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KILOGRAMS.

Dion beat Daniels at billiards yes
terday in Boston, carOm game, oOO to
130.
John Kendrick is the Democratic
candidate for Congress in the second
Connecticut district.
The Indians have been outraged by
murderOus whites near San Diego and
scalps will be taken.
The variety shows Of New Orleans
have all been finally closed. The bar
rooms alone remain and the nights
and streets are quiet.
In a Chicago seduction suit the
plaintiff recovered, yesterday, $4,000
from her brOther-inl law. BrOughtOn,
the defendant has money, and as often
happens, no morals.
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Non-Rssidsnt Notice.

No I82-In the First Chancery Court Of Shell
by County, Tennessee-R. j. Black, Admir-
OF W. J. sOmervel, deed. vs.. asa shelton,
r. b. DeBarre, Louisa DeBarre, D II. Pos
ton, Admir- OF b. Merrill, deed, and E. A.
Cole, q and NJ.
n appearing that the writ Of attachment
j was issued IN this cause against the estate
OF asa Shelton on the jth Gay OF January,
lHl, on the bill OF complainant, under oath
hled herein, alleging that said Asa shelton
is a nonresident Of the State OF fenuesses,
and that he is indeb ed TO complainant, as
Adm'F aforesaid, in the sum OF about $3.50
ana interest due by two prOmissOry notes,
executed 10 SAID SOmeryell by shelton Par.
nam, and that said attachment has been
levied on the property Of SAID defendant
and 10 fur. her appearing from affidavit that
said Asa shelton, X. B. DeBaIre and Louisa
De garre are nOu-residents Of the State or
Tennessee:
tits therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein at the courthouse ~ the
city OF Memphis Tenn, on or bsiOfe the nrst
Monday in March. 1871. and plead, aulIWer
or demur 10 cOmplainants bill or the same
viii be taken Tor confessed AS 10 them and set
for hearing eXparte; and that a copy Of this
order be published once a week, for four sue
ces-ive weeks, in the Memphis appeal.
A c6py-attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. b MCHENRT Deputy C. and d.
Smith & Jefferson, and John SOmCrveli, ],
Soils. for COmpIts. j825
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$3.50 Prizss----S860,B LOCO WORTH
OF DIAMONDS


Of the finest quality, fairly appraised rT
French house IN New York, lnd0rsef lr
Messrs; Tiffany q Co. as follows: The .a-E-
est and most respCnsl1ie JeWe-Ey 11lu-.I--
turing drm IN the world" Wlll be given E.
holders Of tickets, whether absent or prEsal.
without reservation.
One Imperial Set. Breastplu and Ear
Rings warranted 70 be the hnes- iu
one NaSntiee5t en- = Faii Sat B-ssssrf-
Ear Kings and Bracelet, G0rina.-..---a .I...u D
One Similar Set, very superb WoE d.. 3. ..I
One Solitaire Diamond Ring worth Ls. .l..
One magnificent Set or Solitaire Dia-
mOnd studs, worth DO ODD
One beautiful Ladys S6t, Cluster,
Breastpin, Ear Rings and Bracelets,
As Sets and Separate Articles, Ladies
and Gentlemeu's, consisting OF DLa-
mOnd Jewels, ana Canoes mounted in
Diamonds and Pearls, worth 1r0m
80 Seis aud separate ArticIes, Ladies
and Gentlemeu's, consisting ol Dia-
mOnd Jewels, and Of Came0zf L1ar-
aids TuruuOisss and ONYX 5to1e5-
mounted In Diamonds worth nom
gsiS sets and separate Articles. Ladies
and Gentlemen's, consisting Of Disc
mund Jewels, and Of Canoes. Emsr.
aids, TurquOises and Onyx stones
mounted in Diamonds. worth rom SIS 51 100
The names Of the distinguished gent 'lsmel
who have consented Co act as Lcmlllsz zLluers
and Ofhcers, are guarantees OF t1a character
ana man pagsInenl 04 Lua 9Peia--ll1 ana "a
pledgs Of al that iE fair and honorable
Gen. ALBEIT PIKE. Of Washington CITY,
Hon. JOHN Z. WAED, So Wan ss.,E. e. COuI.'g.
IA. VICTCR PLACE, Consul General OF France.
n. Y, Trustee
ii. ROBERTSON g. Co, Agents,
No. 3l9 Broadway, Ny.
Washing gtOn, ID. O., Dec q. 1870.
NEW YORK PERSONAL REFFE IyCEs -II1s.
A. Hoyt-Hoyt & Gardener, Bankers-F
President Gold Exchange Of New York EF.
ans, Gardner g. Co, 5T and 81 BrOadwa.r. %
Y; Hon. John q. Ward, So Wau street. N. 81.
Anderson, Starr & Co, Broadway, n. Y.
Tick cts Six Dollar
~ Tickets for sale in Memphis by
JOHN AINSLIE, no. Madison So.
Orders by mail promptly s-tended To-. fae
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DIED.

VOORHEES, oath, BROOKE HArOH-
EFT, infant son OF Q. Y. and V. B. VOORHEES,,
aged months and q days.
The funeral viii take place from their resi-
dence, 2S5 Union street, this WEDNESDAY,
afternoon, at O'Clock.
HUMPHREYS-On Monday night. at his
residence, on Alabama street, near the Old
Raleigh road, GEORGE T. HUMPHREYS, aged
IS years.
His funeral VIII take place from his late
residence, as above, this "WEDNESDAY af-
ternOon, at 2 O'Clock. Carriages In attend
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Ths clseIspatI Brldos.

CINCINNATI, January 24.-Dis-
patches having been received here
from Washington that parties inter-
ested in the Newport and Cincinnati
bridge.chargeithat. Richard Smith and
his associates did not represent the
wishes Of the people Of Cincinnati,
the Chamber Of Commerce to-day, by
a very large and unanimous vote, re-
indorsed them as accredited represen-
tatives Of the Chamber, and invoked
Congress to compel the company to
build the bridge as high as the sus-
pension bridge, and conform generally
to the recommendation Of the United
States engineer.
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Terrific Snow Storm.

New YORK, January PA severe
snow storm ragged throughout yester-
day, and last night a fierce northeast
wind steadily swept over the city and
the surrounding region. The ther-
mOmeter stood, for many hours, with
in ten degrees of zero. This morn
ing the snow is at least a foot deep and
it still continues to snow. The con-
tinuatiOn Of the driving snow, intense
cold, and relentless gales, made the
storm unusually severe for those COM
PEELED to face it. This morning, but
few street cars are running. The
trains are all behind time,
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Jurisdiction Of Ecclesiastical Courts.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, January "a
The Supreme Court this morning an
nOunced its decision in the famous
case Of Cheney vs.. Chase and others,
reversing the decree Of the Superior
Court Of Chicago, dissOlving the in
junction and dismissing the bill. The
decision was unanimous. It declares
that the ecclesiastical court has juris-
diction over the subject-matter of the
charge against the accused and also
over his person
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ChInese CIyIIIzad-Tha LunEv rlnkst

SAN FRANCISCO, January 24.-One
Chinese merchant caught another
with his wife last night, shot him
through the thigh and went to the cal
abOOse and surrendered himself,
American style.
The $4,000 coin prize in the Nevada
lottery was drawn by. ticket number
IL, ,943, which is supposed to have been
sold in the East.
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CHICAGO, January 24.-The largest
public demonstration ever held in
Minnesota occurred Sunday. at st.
Paul, in a mass convention of the
Catholics to express sympathy for the
Pope. Special trains were run on all
the railroads, bringing great numbers
Of the faithful from every direction,
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England Wants SIIO0 Of the West Indies.

KINGSTON, j ABIAICA, VIA HAVANA,
Jan. PA telegram, from the British
cabinet announces the erection OF Ja-
maica into the principal military and
naval station fol the West Indies.
England is jealous Of the influence of
the United States in the West Indies,
and has become alarmed at the prob
able annexation of San Domingo.
Numerous private letters confirm
the facts that the Hornet, with Colonel
Ryan on board, had arrived at Port
au Prince, and is waiting for a cargo
of arms and ammunition from New
York. Three Spanish gunboats are
watching the Hornet. It is stated
that Ryan asked protection Of the
American Consul for Cuba.
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ST. LouIs Eustnm.Hnnss

ST. LOUIS, January PA. B. Null
lett, Supervising Architect for the
United States Treasury Department,
is here to consult the Mayor and City
Council in reference to the location of
the new custOm-hOuse for this city,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Trustees sails.

IN pursu ancs Of Deed IN Trust made %
/ me by >. H. Stephenson on the Grst day o.
January, 45id. and recorded ia the Ofhcs Of
the Register OF 5h I5y county, IN Book No.
30, pages 81. 81 and 81. TO secure the payment
OF two prcmiss0ry notes therein mentioned.
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TFRRE HAUTE, IND, January "a
I'ne police last night discovered the
headquarters and place of storage for
plunder Of the young burglars who
have been operating here lately. A
considerable quantity of stolen goods
were captured.
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EnfraHohlssmsRt in Kansss-

ST. LOUIS, January PA bill to
restore the ballot to all persons dis
franchised in Kansas by reason of
their conduct during the late rebellion
is before the Legislature Of that State,
and will probably pass.
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KnKss and Nilsson

LoUIsvILLB, January 24.-Hon.
Samuel Mckee left for Washington
to-day, it is said, to procure his resto-
ration as pension agent.
The house was crowded at Nilsson's
concert. She was enthusiastically re-
ceiVpd
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
FFellnnhnYsen.

TRENTON, n. j., January 24.-BOth
houses Of the Legislature this morn
ing elected Theodore L. Frelinghuy-
sen United States Senator, by a Joint
vote of 42, against 80 for Governor
Randolph.