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FEARS AS TO ANOTHER BRIDGE.

70 he Editor or The Trt6Uhe,
SIR. While the horrors Of the Hudson River
Railroad disaster fresh in the public mind call at
,ptop 70 the condition OF the bridge over the Crotoa
piver lust above Croton Falls. the Harlem kaoau
ind many others have noticed that, 10 the pasehgst
train bound NORTH feels II sinking beneath Tue iees
"a IL touches the bridge In question There Is Pc
waye-like notion which shows think, that the pruso
needs looking after especially now with inc lac, aha
heavy trains which will for time pass over whe the
other road H. undergoing repairs. a r r.
York. Feb, b. ISL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
GERMANY.
4 NEW FINANCIAL MEASURE.

BERLIN, Wednesday, Feb e. 1871.
The Minister of Finance introduced in the
Prssian to-day bill authorizing credit OF hty
millions OF thaers six millions thereof to be in treasury
bonds payable on the first Of July next The Minister,
IN his remarks ascrbed the necessity for this credit 10
10 the fact that the Empire Ia vet without cohsth
tona representation II stated in the same session
f The Det that the members for North schleswlg pre-
ferred to resign to taking the Constitutional OATH
decree has appered increasing the amount OF the
Issue OF the July loan from 100000 to lo5oOooOo Of
thalers.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CONFERENCE.

THE EASTERN QUESTION SETTLED AMCABLY.
LONDON, Tuesday, Feb. 7, ISL
The Eastern Conference met again to-day,
with representatives in attendance from all the cosgna-
tory Powers except France Upon ts adjournment as
surances we're given out that pacific solution OF the
entire Eastern question had been attained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
A CORRECTION.

70 me Edttor OF The Tribune,
SIR: perceive that the papers are iiiistakins
Mr. BENEDICT who was killed by the railroad accident,
for Mr. Benedict editor OF Te cleveland Herald Tie WAS
son OF Mr.. Benedict Of TIE 0eee!a"d h~asd AND
old
New York. Feb. q, lUA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
NENV-DONINION.

SMALLPOX AT NEW-BRUNsW1Ck
ST. JoHS. Feb. S.-Several cases of small
pox were reported yesterday. Two deaths have oc-
CURED Great numbers applying for vaccination
The supply OF vaccine matter IL entirely exhausted.
e-h slpnly is ex peced by the steamer this evening.
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THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD DISASTER

THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD DISASTER
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your comments on the HUDSON
River Railroad accident this morning. you say train
should be allowed to pass each other bridge.
But the oil train would nye been of the bridge before
the express train to IT, but for the broken wheel
1t may have been and probably was impossible for tho
engineer Of the express train to tell whether the oil train
III motion not until he was too near To stop his
train II you claim that the speed Of train should be
checked whenever another Is seen approaching from lie
opposite direction, that would practically render II ma
possible to run railroad with any regularity or GER
tsnty.
You also say that all prudent superintendent require
trains 10 come 10 stop before crossing drawOHdge'
This is "A great injustice To Mr. Superintendent Toucey
The NewJersey Railroad is to be az ex
celently managed road and you lately published me
sren Killed upon the road and vet H. trains run
drawbridges without first stopping. To the contrary ne
over drawbrdges but IL has not prevented accidents on
those very bridges, is well known; In Word Nn't
had the draw 10 do With the Hudson River Rallr0.d
accidents The draw shut the ice even peNehtsd US
being opened at all and for the time II was not dlaS
crossing any bridge but is il really more dangrons 70
cross bridge feet long ana A ieel ny A.
than to ia over three or four tne AZ
and fem times AS long such found on many ioHs
in this countryI You certainly would not have tnn
might suggest the possibility Of an accident vs rra-
You say the block system OF signag wI" The Yn1"s,
vented the accident; but IT, as IL clalIe, tie
train came along almost simultaneously MN ,n &C.,
nt 10 the OIL tram wOaI rain had not come along 80
soon after the accident 10 the OIL uain' IN Nth 49,
method of signaling IN SonId have been SUI.
or lanterns out III eacn 'u'''''"
fcient ,oorar ias was smart enough.
na to attribute this accident 10 the carrying OF
III an the road and sagely remark Una, Oh shouu
never lie carried on passenger railroad. Wont you IN
M tSis nrofoupd gentleman that we unfortunately
have not as yet any distincuieg Heibut Vi pih
in yoas connected with the mines-and are therefore
obliged carry oil ON the same Srn VIII p"'Se
gers T or YEA lsrI'J Fen = ISL CID.
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THE RAILWAY HORROR.

LATEST FROM THE SCENE OF THE DISASTER
BRUTAL TREATMENT OF THE YICTIMs-THE
CORONER'S INQUEsT-RETICENCE OF THE
oFFICIAIs-ALMOsT ANOTHER ACCIDENT.
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FRoM CnGCAGO.
Two Feet of S0SW-Gatai Aecideuts

CHIcASo, Jan. i.-Snow from twent, 10
twenty tour inches tell during a storm wi en-
lasted forty eight hours, ending last night. The
not much obetructed, o. the storm d not . a =
tend lar from the city. The conductor OF a
freight tram. named Locke, aud the brakeman
named Williams, on he Michigan Central Rsi-
road while engaged in shOsehnc snow near
Engienood were ran over boy a locomotive an 4
almost instantly killed.
George Ball was kicked by a horse last even
ing i'm bis stable and Instantly Killed.
Daring tie storm which commenced on "a.
urday, Armour & Co.'S slsughfering est ablsh
ment was burned. The lass IL estimated Al
slO,ev. The American Gallery Company
works were also burned. loss $4,000. Both
we've fully insured. Several 6remen we're in
juTed b, falling walls.
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Society.

Secretary Delano last night entertained the
Board Of Indian Commissioners, who have been
in session here for some days, with the Com nit
tees OF Indian Affairs OF the Senate and House
of REPRESENTATIVES., and seyera! other guests,
including Vice President Colfax, General Sher-
man, ex-senator Rice, OF Minnesota; General
Eaton, Commissioner of Education; j adge Otto,
Prof. Baird, of the Smithsonian Institution.
Bierstadt, the artist and several members OF
the press. IL was thoroughly social affair,
without any of the disconfprts or penalties OF
FORMAL speech making, and was coscluded by
handsome COLLATION..
- Invitations have been issued by the Poet
master General and Mrs. Cresweli for recep-
tions on the evenings of Monday, January ed,
and February 9Th. The entertainments at the
elegant and hospitable mansion OF the Postmas
ter General are always among the most delight
ful given in Washington, and the occasions an
nOunccd are looked forward to with pleasant
antcir1t.ons by society people, both resident
and visiting.
The Name State Assoc atom gave its first
socisble for this season at Mariai's Hall last
eve ping, aud the occasion was greatly enjoyc I
~ her childrsn in Washington and their guests.
bret address OF welcome was made by Senator
ham'in, after which the proper festivities of
the evening commenced. and were continued
until late hour. The display of toilets was
very me, ard the attendance included many
d.sunguished persons from different parts %
the county.
- The Pennsylvanians also entertained the m
selves and TT ends at Liberty Hall last evening,
49, Ah"s'S' ushS,nk, "hi kooo tliuc gene
rally engaged the willing attention OF those pre-
sent. Many of the prominent personages in the
city from that State were in attendance, and the
occ9sion was voted most enjoyable by ali par
Elephants.
The social event of the season is expected TO
he the diplomatic ball 10 be given before long
10y the Secretary of State and Mrs. Fish, preps,
ratiOns for which are understood to be now in
progress.
- Madame CatacaZy's reception Yesterday
afternoon brought together much OF the fash
onable society of the capital, in conjunction
with persons occupying prominent positions in
official life. Among those present, in addition
10 the members of the several legations, who
were of course ont in force. were the Secretary
of State. Mrs. Fish and Mr.. Fish, jr. the Post
master General, Mrs. Creswell pa Miss McIn-
tyre, MIR. and Mrs. Ii. ID. Cooke, Mrs. j. NJ Car
Isle, Miss Preston and Miss Dudley, with many
others equally well known and re spected.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons DISPATCHES.
Associated Press Reports.
THE WAR an EUROPE.
more German Victories Reported
cen. Chaaxy's ExpfsosftOa OF
MIS- Defeat-rhe Rain Sf Shot
AND shell in RNrfs.
T,l-rssIss E.elu,sr,s - ne Ersrfs. Sar.
THE FRENCH VICTORY AT a.


THE FRENCH VICTORY AT GIIN.
LONDON, Jan. 10, so y. rn.-A disrs.ch frcm
Bordeaux says, that In the fight II q en-. A. he
result OF which the enemy we're driven nom
that place. several Prussian OF Gers were klled
THE PRUsSIANs AFTER CHATZY.
General Chsugy announces the appearance o.
the eDemyS columns TN the vicinity OF hts farcs
on Sunday niSht, and n at Al eng sgement tOOs
place with their vanguard
CHACZY EXPLAINS HIS DEFEAT AT
lie MANS.
The General has iSSaed Al order OF the day 10
the army of the Loire explanatory OF the recent
disaster. and calling Tor display of all their
soldicTly qualities an the effort Tor 49, renara-
ton. He attributes the abandonment OF -
Mans bv the army to an ineNplicsblr psnic
among .ome iroops. sud the loss OF imporfA AM
POSITIONS, which COMPROMISED the safety OF the
entire army aud the failure 20 execute certain
orders given BY himself lie SAYS nc,ertbege-s
q supreme effort on the part OF the army ,naN
yet save the country, and appeals In strong
terms 10 the soldiers 10 rally 20 rs Support and
tight With renewed vigOr tor liberty and The re
public.
TIRE BoMBARDMENr or PARIS.
losDoN, Jan. 10 pccial 20 y. Y. Tc.-gr4a.. H
Indirect Intelligence has been received frvu,
Paris OF events occurring on The 18th and early
on the morning OF tue 18th. The sheli.mg Of the
city continued. with mUrleTous conse. nsnce>
The People, however, DO not urge caP.tuiA'ssn,
and cling TO the chance OF relief from the toT's
on the eastern SIDE All the forts o. thai siis
OF the city, including Nogent and Ruthuy. a..
u II certain, telling With terrible eueCr On The
PrussanS. That part OF the Clty ~ - 4 % be
crowded with people, and Temporary >helter -
found for thousands OF The inhabitants ma tn
Bois de Nincenpcs. Tbe works OF art OF the
Luxembourg are safely stored aWay. lac nalIa-
ins, only, nearly destroyed.
FRENCH REPULSE.
VERSAILLES. Jan. l6.-ticnerai wer.irr VA
seriously attacked yesterday hy tour French
corps in his position south Of BelfOrt. The ha'-
tie lasted nine hour, and the attzrk VA We
torlonsiy rePelled AZ all points. The German
loss Vas only 90.
THE CANNoNADiNG SoUrH OF PARIS
EEsAiLLES, Jan. 1.-THE French to-,la,
unmarked some French batteries on the sonti
side Of PARIS. Their nre immediately e..
couDtered by German batteries. aud guick !,
silenced. The German lose was ONLY Officer
and IL men.
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Government securities.
mock RNllOrf:

81 BnHk.rS', Brok,rS' and C0Blmsrc,ai T.,srapa 4
Levi, johnson s Co. quote stocks and bonds in
tome and foreig markets. As follows:
NEW YORK, Jan. l. u. \ o., ISL, coupon IlUs.
IDS, -, coupon, l'ii5; SOS, o. coupon. To- p,
~ : 10; coupon ltess; ; ans. now, IS, coupon.
Tue, % :. o.. coupon. hI a. n'-, 6S coupon
rs; 10 COS, coupon, lU1ts; Currency os lio.,
hariposa =; Canton. 20 Cumberland, -: We~t
ern mon Telegraph, i6't: Quicksilver. -: Pacific
Mail - :: Boston Water Power, -, Adams Expre,,
80; Wells. Fargo & Cos EIpress, ~ &c Amor
IAN Express. a. L. 5. Express. ---. New Y.rh
,eutra and Hudson; 81 .: d.. scrip, = a. Erie, q
10. preferred. =: Harlem. ~. do preferred, -.
Reading, ga; Michigan Central. -: Lake Shore
Michigan Southern, -; Union Pacific Rail
road, H's: Illinois Central, I3l. Clevelan.-
= fttshIrg, fi1,; Northwrst. IA; do, preferred.
-; Cleselaud, Columbus, Cincinnati ana Indian
fpnlis -; w Jersey C~,t |, Itr2's; Rock island
~ ~ Mi!Tauk,e 4 st Paul, ." ?; do, pref a. ~
Alton Ierre Iiaute, =; HANNIBAL and - ..
II Chicago Alton, Ihi4; do, preferred u5.
On" ana Mississippi certificates, n: Col
hic Ind Cent. Ia; Tennessee State sizes.
i'll ,~He do; new ei'a; Virginia STATE sizes old
.. " 1t. North Carolina size. Old. ga; DO. new
re Nir>ouri SKIES: Sa's; Central Pacific Bnn.l-
~. mon Pacific First Bonds, ia Gold. no. q
iHfs Market strong
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IT ~ SAID tina: our ex-Msyor met with q
pretty sharp reouff in approaching prominent
Senator On the question Of giving the Superin-
tendency OF Public Buildings and Grounds 10
civilian, said civil. an to be Sayles j. Bowen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17
BATCUEy0R,s HAZE nv.

, This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
HARMLESS, reliable instantaneous does not contain
ead nor any etiattc poison to produce paralysis or
iesth. Avoid the Wanted and delusve preparations
Soas.inS virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W: a. bat:heiors Hair Dye has had thUfy ysa,s
The only perfect lair Dye-black or Brown Sold
y all DruGEtste. Applied at Is, Bond street. New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17

MATER DANIEL sLAHANTV, United States
Navy, hasbeer ordered to temporary ordnance
duty a. tie New York yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17

ADMIRAL PORTER is rapidly recovering from
his recent attack of p'eurisy, and to-day wa,
abe to attend TO business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17

SECRETARY ROBINSON has returned 10 this
city from New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17

THE MISSING SrSAGUE PAPERs.-The Sec
rotary o. War to-day transmitted to the Sen .Se
large mass of papers in relation to the ALLEGED
complexion OF Senator Sprague i'm illegal
trf'hc with parties in Texas during the rebel
hon, which papers we're referred to in the re.
cent me sage TO the Senate on that subiact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17
THE GREAT TRAGEDIAN,
EDWIN FORREST,

THE GREAT TRAGEDIAN
EDWIN FORREST,
COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 10,
SUPPORTED BY
MISS LILLE, MIR. W. HARRiS,
Y. n. HOLLANDS DRAMATIC CONPANY
MONDAY. January L.
RiCHELIEu
TUESDAY, January IL
OTHELID,
WEDNESDAY. January Is
HAMLET.
THURSDAY, January -
DAMON AND PlTff4S
FRIDAY. January 81
MING LEAR
SATURDAY. January a.
MATINEE AND EVENING,
THE ELFIN STAR, MISS EFEIE JOHNS.
Admission 81, Reserved Seats so Cents extra
Sdilrry 80 Cents. Seats secured Tor any night six
lays IN advance. at Ellis Music store.
!sS-2lt &c. WELLS, Agent.
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~ln Montreal the whipping post, ~ q pun
,shpent for minor crimes, has been revived, it
is said, with excellent results.
- st. Joseph wife shot her husband, the
other night, for deceiving her, He promised to
buy her q muf and didn't.
~Suit has been entered in New Orleap.
against Myra Clark Gaines for SIC. 900. lawyers
fees, etc.
~ The Wesleyan Union Church in Harris
burg els being decorated for the live bird oyste a.
pie festival and Eastern ancient Wedding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

ISTRRNsL RHvsNUH.-THe receipts from this
source to-day were s2So,456.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17

ANOTHER NATHAN MURDxRKR TURNED Cr.
The New York Post Of yesterday says. in con-
very highest authority we are informed that a
complete chain Of evidence has been woven
around certain individual, and that of his guilt
theie Is no question. The man Is known, and
sklful detectives are tracking him. and Al
though his present whereabouts is not positively
known, the greatest confidence is felt that he
VIII be apprehepded within few lays." This
has no connection with the statements Of
Chicago detectives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17
,i TaEsI las FACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE con

5IDA IA IloN-Disease should be guarded agsinsl
or II must be cured The alternatives are death or
such Consequences as render life o burden. Combat
the malaria, purify the blood, put the nerves in
oId.r' res uiate the female system, promote the ap
petite, Danish every sign Of dyspe psia or rheuma.
Efs lncres Sc the yigor Of both body and mind and
relieve the children Of summer plants. All this
can only be done with safety, certainty and prompt
ness ~ Charles Gautiers Native Wine Bittsrs 80
says pusr opinion, endorsed by many Of the most
eH,neht Ply sicans, no assure us of the Complete
victory OF these over all other Bitters II ha, sso-
lutely driven them out OF the market where il has
oeen INTRODUCES Gautiers Native Wine bitters
may be had Of all druggists. os2stY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17
LECTURES.

t'ol kTu LEcTt RE IN THE "POPULAK
nm and '. rsh EDSIspAY kvENING, Jan
ion, with nsInerous ard Brilliant experims~t.
.iih large apparatus: by W.C. TILDEN III. ~
Crorset. n College 'N"ens
Doors open a. 30: Lecture to commence at rs.
AuhI,soh 10 tuls iAE-2
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DISCHARGES AT THE PHILADELPHIA NAVY
fARp--ln accordance with orders received
from Washington ii3 of the workmen at the
Pldiaeelphia navy yard were discharged on
Saturday. Mechanics from all the shops were
among the men whose services were dispensed
with and the labor gang was considerably les
seBed in snmber. The reason assigned for the
pended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17
The Markets To-Day.

J..'-Inp"fI EJt 'TNfrffs % Ia. ErtRta. N'nr
BALTIMORE. Jan. E.-'.ttnn q ulI and heavy mil
% n upland. u ais. low maids ling Ia, flour firm
and Transactions limited. for want of stock
Howard street superhne, S5aS AZ: do extra o. .
~ do family, - 25a $50, City Mills supcrfu-
S3:ts 2; do. extra. SOFA 20: do family .
>pii csiern ,upeTfine. S5a 20. Do extra
cbi2' ,aS1 IS; DO. family, S6s7tsaS7 So Wheat,
-carce and ia demand. choice white, 9 rs 40:
an TO prime. Sl.0a 3 Is, prime to choice red
Si;tnae ~ lair To- good 3 I.loaS ~: lOhio aud
Indiana 5 haSl Is, Pennsy ivsnis, 81 i6a 81 20
orr. nrDli white $; yellow. Is. weak ~ =;
Fork firm and advancing. az So Bacon. firm and
steck scarce: rib sides n1sc.. clear rib I2isr .
,l1niders; ln1sc hams. l6alSc. Lard. dun at Re
NhI>ky-betier feelBg-adYanceJ To- go - asc;c
BALTIMORE. Jan. E.-yircinia sizes old So. hid
al'i asked do. lisa, 6ct, bid: DO IL % bid do cou.
pen. old, Us bid North Carolina o, I'D. 81 asked
NEW loRk. Jan. E--StOcks stronger. Gold stead '
1t IL ssb';. Money strong at in goid. Exchsnge.
long ~ short 10. ) 20 bonds, registered, > =, cou
ron, as- Virginia q coupon. a.: Do new IN
N"rih Carolina - Old. 4514; do. new. z,Is
NEW SoRk, Jan. E.-Fl"ur laloc better Wheat,
a thsde nImer Corn, scarce out very hrm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17
NAIIO>AL THEsrER.
GRAND OPERA SEASON
FOR OELI IL NIGHTS AND MATINEES.
THE GRAND
EnRilsh 0nnx-.l lynnl Ia In N N m

Eng Opera Com bt0atiOn,
la u ouly season 81 Opera offered in Washington
this winter. this be. NJ
TH3 ONLY OPERI COMPANY EEFORE THE
PUBLIC.
CeMMEhOING MONDAY JANUARY 23, 1871
=. ID. HESS x c. G.. Rich iNGS BURdARD,
P-0p Re ManaRers. operate pireC tTess.
iliism Castle, {. q. Campbell, Bro0khouss Bow
Ter, Henri Dr9ytoR, Edward Staruin, J. II. Chatter
sln.h. Howell Frs. a.. K. Bvrp ard, Rose HerEee.
zelda Seguin. Annie Kemp Bowler. Fannie Coed
win: Double Chorus and Grand o. chestra.
CoNDl 9 To .---..............--- NE. (. BEHRENS.
OPENING NIGHT MONDAY. -...MARrHA.
MN kstAk FLA DIANOLO.
Il IVA G,V
FkIDA 49,. ...-.........-- GROWN DiAMO SBS.
SATURDAY MAIINEE.-...-BOHEI Girl.
SAIO hDhS y III IL
ENTIkE CHANGE FOB SECuND WEEK
Admlssion, ii; Gallery &c. Reserved seats, 50
and . lie Reserved seats for the entire Ses Of
iouIteen psEiormances.tSe2 andtSl The sale for
the season osfy will comncnce at etZerotts Music
store on Wednesday. Jauy AIRY Is. clock a. ~ :,
and csatsDue until Thr-sday evening On Friday
morning ths sale Tor SINGLE Operas will Commence
LibretiOs The authorized and correct editions
AN he pI-c hased only Al the above Store api ,Rsde
the ThtsfeT. Jal6 -
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The above property is very desirable, paying a
good revenue ~Ld will be sold payment of cash AZ
above and balance TO suit, or liberal discount for
all cash; or would exchange all ON payment a
sI0I,O and uninproyed property, firstc class resi-
ience, or good business property for the balance,
HAMILTON Il PEARSON.
jas In No.4,Y C. A. Building. OH and ID sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17

sUKeiscSg 'slings" $4,000 WORT OF dis
monde.
a0In Islington, England. O "Chila-s,,s
Church has lately been established.
~0hve Logan has been buying a - -
house In New York.
oXAt Salt Lake the Nethodists hav. .
church of 100 members.
ga New Bedford lady advertises 10 receive.
scholars for instruction In cooking, with slsc Al
attention 10 bread making.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17

THuRSTOSS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DER is the best article for cleansing and PRESERVING
teeth seld by all druggists Price. g and s. cents
JOtNENs NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANERS re-.
stores -Oled gloves equal TO new kJd by all drug
.ss and fancy goods dealers Price, Is cents de3 y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17

1 lNCoLN HALL.
LECTURE ON THURSDAY NIGHT, JAN. 10
br HON. N. p. LANGFORp
Describing trip during the past season ia q bit,,
srto region At the head waters OF n
'owftore, inelrdipg 9 discoveries Of
CATAEACTS MANY HUNDRED FEET HIcu
ACTIVE VOLCANOES,
FOUNTAINS OF BOILING WATER TWO MN
DRBD F1ET high,
and many other features Of scenery inter sstfng and
striking In the highest tesree.
Iickets Of admission, 30 cents for sale at Ballan-
DIV .. IL 81
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THR PARTISAN PROTEST AGAINST THE
BoMBARDNENT.-Thep protest Of the Paris gov
eminent to the ,oreign powers against the bonn
61rdnent Of Paris is in effect as follows: The
COMMANDMENT is proceeding wantonly on the
hospitals, ambulances and churches, aud is
killing many innocent women and Children.
All authorities on war and military usages re-
luire that warning to remove the non com
tatarts shan precede the opening OF an attack
on city. The bombardment, continues the
protest, is not preliminary to military action.
but il an act coldly calculated to deyastate the
city ard strike terror by murder and ince nda-
r'sm Ire government protests loudly I'm the
face OF the civilized world against this useless
barbarism, and corclrdes its manifesto by the
statement that the inhabitants G Paris are un-
dsmayed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17

NV YORK, Jan. 1.-THE lock up In M pney
Was made quite apparent to-day by the posi-
ilons OF the hanks AZ the clearing house. The
Mechanics Bank was a creditor 70 the enor-
nous amount of ~ $40 600; the Broadway CT,
Bank, Fourth, Phoenix, llepublic. anA Cont,
mental, ali have large hank accounts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17

CAPTAIN GEORGE Il. DANDY, Assistant Quar-
termaster, has been relieved from duty in the
military division of the Pacific and ordered to
report to the commanding general department
OF Dakota for assignment 10 duty. Captain f.
Il. CARING, Assistant Quartermaster, has been
relieved from dIty in the department of Dakota
and ordered TO report for duty at Fortress
Monroe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17
The Suspected Albany Express Rob.

SARATOGA Jan. E.-fiikins, the suspected
Albany express robber and attempted 49, sin
was caught last night az sharon. tie denies
That lac committed the crime aud asserts that
he can prove Lis innocence. lie declare. he
cit AlbAuy on account Of suspicion against him.
lie viii be taken 20 Albany Tonight.