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Affairs in Rome.

ROME, Jan. 2i.-Tbe Prince and Princess of
Piedmont lefl Flore nee YESTERDAY. and took re-
Treatments al Terri, ard arrived AZ Rome at {
O'Clock in the after con. There were mmense
The weather was horrible. The troops OF the
garrison and four legions of the National G. uard
raraded. The Prince and Princess, with Gen
Marmora and Prince Dorca, drove 20 the palace
IN an open carriage, where they were received
with an enthusiastic demonstration. Both
were called out to the balcony again
and again with tremendous applique. The
and white satin embroidered scarf, with the
colors OF the House of Savoy. There vas perfect
order. and Examinations were general The
ambassadors OF Austria and North Germ anv in
compliance with instructions from their various
governments. inquired OF AntoneIli what guar
sntees the Pope would regard sufficient
on the part of the Italian government to
remove his dissent TO the civil and
religious authorities. Antonelli replied by
order Of The Pope, that he had intimate 4
t. the Court of Rome that his Holiness wished
no gusrantees but the pure and simple restitu-
tCn OF the territories of the church and NeopOl-
itan frontier of Pc. He would accept no ar
rangement not based on these conditions.
The Popes health Is good. lie occupies his
time receiving visitors. Belgian delegation
presented him an offering from the Catholics OF
T" thank you tor having came TO the comfort OF
me IN tLe'e painful circumstances. Doubtless
God, our principal support, hath sent YOU; but II
Il natural that the affection Of the children
should keep up the courage of the father. Con-
tnue In the way YOU are walking: do not allo w
yourselves to be cast down. What is happen
ing to-day is only a trial OF the Church. The
amidst trials, and will close its career on earth
amidst trials.n
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A Stray balloon.

Some of the Paris balloons, taken By unfsv0r-
able winds, have been blown over % NDrw Y
The GoSstte of GOttenburg, OF Dec. /, says that
balloon without passengers fell Ia the neigh
borhood OF the little town OF krDi.herei. Tae
simple inhabitants Of the place we're AZ first
greatly astonished BY the appearance N the a.
OF balloon-a thing winch they had never seen
beicre. IL came along, gradually sinking. uu-
tai u landed before the a1oT OF an amazed AL
terrified peasant. There IL Law. half fun o. gas.
and rolling about with a pecnliSg rattle, ~ ID q
were completely eNhauste after a long voyage.
The innocent peasants Kept for a tine g. a Re
spectful distance; but they s1Du discovered that
tue object OF their fear and sstOaishment was
only stray balloon from Paris. 10 contained
three large letter bag, ted with hAims. TSo
81 them were in pertec' condition. hu- tia
third was torn open. The contents ofthts bag
were OF little importance, consist ng only Of a
number OF old newspapers. In the car were siS
fne healthy pigeons, bag cont aiuing several
articles OF toilet, some Undertaking m arked
r.. 1. NJ. and X. NJ, aScOtch plaid. an o'iicrrfs
cap, and an electric battery. The tate D tie
poor voyagers remains a mystery.
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the House and the country whether there was
% be
A SESSION OF TBE HorsE ArrKR TIE FoURrH
eF NARCH2
he made tie inquiry. be said. because there
there might be greater or less elaboration ac-
cordiDg 10 The decision OF this question. lie had
proposition for a tsrif reform VIII n ne PRO-
posed 70 bring forward, but his action would be
controlled 10y the settlement OF this question.
Mr.. Dawes said he could only give his private
opinion upon the subject. A. the Jaw now stood
there must be a session, ana he row saw no in
dica;iOns of Us repeal, much 20 his personal re
greet. If Congress assembled on the fourth o.
March he saw no reasonable eNpe cation tha a.
IL would adjourn before the middle OF A pril or
FIRST OF Nav.
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WESTERN NorToS-.Naest ant = U0ag- case
Pdrties.-A Minnesota paper says: Dalai in
troduced sheet and piuOg-csSe parties last week
AT the resi- ience OF George q. Stone. E.g. The
uniform for ladies' consisted OF n pair of white
stockings drawn over their shoes night gown
over their dresses, white sheet thrown over
their shoulders shawl fashion, white gloves GA
their hands, a white handkerchief, tied tooth
ache fashion around their heads, pirk cam
brick mask over their faces. and a pillow case
tied over their heads in the same manner
in which housewives tie handkerchiefs over
their top-piecss while sweeping a dusty room.
The costume Of gentlemen was similar 70 the
above with the exception of white shirts instead
of ght-gowns, ard the addition. in some in
stances, OF pantalets drawn over the panta-
looms.
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Government Securities.
stock Eeport.

e. BaHkers, BrSksrs' aHf Cs1rrs,rr "a. T. srrapa
Lewis Johnson -. quote stocks a8i bur.l- OF.
home and foreign markets. as follows
INV loRk. Jan. 81. : g =. lsSl, coupon. tll
S1s, ~, coupon. w.. .uz. %. r#npln. 1H-
2s, Is, coupon loo .; 81. rev, rs. cuup-r.
~. e, 3 a. :, o., CouPon. ii- .. 5-2s. g.. coupon
ht>,R; ~ ms. coupon, IT, =. currency 6s, 40.
Marlposs, -; Cantor, --. tunhar. and. - w.
.rn nlon Telegraph, = QRick silver, -. Pacin.
Mail. llss. Boston Water Power. -. Adams Ram.
Goa; Wells. Fargo Coz express, 49, kn,ori
can khprv-~, 90, L. > ENprrss. - ~ d New Vol
central and Hudson, .. u, scriP 20 E.ie, 2 q
do. preterred.-; Harlem l82 a. preferred
Reading, So; Michigan Central. - Lake shsr
Michigan Southern, ~, Uuion pacihc l..
road. "a; Illinois Central, lti. Cleveland a
Plfsbury, lbs Northwest. 10: DO, prefer
Sss; cleveland, Columbus. CinrInuafi ana Iuit
arolis, =; New Jersey central. l137. R.ck lei
moE Milwaukee a 81. Psul. ., do, prei 4. 3
wabash a western, 81. Fort Wayne, g
Alton Terre Haute, -, Hanuiial and :, .
re-; Chicsgo Alton, lis; Do, pseferred, Ils,
Ohio aud Mississippi crrtiac ats, Is. gH
Che. Ind. Cent, Is; Tennessee stat. sinaS
odd - do, new, Ca, Virginia Stste siNes, OH
%, OF d. North Carolina skies. old. IS 4. DO . new
z5ai Missouri siNes, a.; Central Pacific Boni-
80; Union Pacific First Bonds, ~. cola, 10
Mark
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
.l,sroI I'D ErclGs,reIy to n, Ev>ning Sfar:

T.l,eroJ he'd Erclgsirs'g 70 The Evsning Star:
SAD STATE OF AFFAIRS IN PARIS.
PARIS, Jan. 2i.-j Special 20 the y. y. Herald
RumOrs which are aroat that Trochu has re-
signed aud Fsvye has opened negotiations with
Bismarck for the csritalatiOn Of the city reach
the people, who have hitherto been silent for
fear, but now begin 10 speak in msBy quarters.
The widest projects have been mOoted. and the
names OF the revolutionary chiefs, ROllin. Deies
and Fleurens, are banded about with the view
OF forming a new government, but il is doubtful
whether even such men will accept the respOn-
sibIlity.
THE BLOODY FIGHT ON THE verE.
In the great fight OF TIE 10Th. in front Of
BeZauyal, General BellemaTe threw a large
force into the forest az Bezsuyal. They were
permitted to approach within less than two hun
dred yards OF the looped WALL when from the
top and slope presently issued from the Prussian
infantry terrible and deadly fire. which In an
incredibly short space covered the ground with
de ad and wounded. Ii Is impossible TO ascertain
the exact loss of the French, bat by common
agreement IL is admitted 20 have been the
bloodiest days fighting so far since the com
mencement OF the siege. Corpses laid on the
ground in front OF Bezauval often as MANY AZ
six together. As the mobiles and troops OF the
line we're struggling in front OF Bezauval, Gen
ersl Whey massed the nationals TO act as a
reserve, aud TO support the attacking forces.
Only shells were used early in the day, and a.
these fell among them they bolted before going
into action. The garrison has utterly lost faith
in their generals and colonies, and run where
they please rather than light.
ADVANCE OF THE PRTsSIANs.
LONDON, jan ~, so y. ma dispatch from
Havre says the Prussian cavalry has advanced
10 BaZoDegs, Faveril and NoArbs.
WAR NOTES FEOM LONDON.
LONDON, Jan. II. ) y. ma dispatch from
BeI me, III, says the French de- schment march
ing upon Abbevilliers is well supplied with ar
tliery.
A dispatch from Brussels. GATH savs:-The
french prisoners AT nm n
attempt to escape. but the timely discovery OF
the plot by the Begans prevented a successful
issue. The Belgian authorities have effected
an irpT ortsnt seizure OF arms at Ypres.
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1seFTaPssd ExolEStcsig 20 TIE Er.a,Eg S,sr
BALTIMORE, Ian. 25-COtton firm and il held
higher; nlsdlisg uplssds lsis ais low R'ddliu !.
H.al5 Flour rTm and ia good demand. u0W,r,i-
street superfne, 81 Eass75, 10. extra. 80 50a.5 =
DO. family, cTSAS9, Civ N ls sur.,rfin- . %
S675, do. extra. S675asS do family g lsas'Ia -.
western superlne, s. z-9s5.75, 10. extra, $50
-, do. family, Sass MkeN firm ana stock . arcs
white, e. fair 20 prime, tNls 80, prime 10 chit.
red. 81 sss2; fair u good, - ga -; common,
sl4sas 80 Ohio aud indians. s5a = Ts. pennsyl
vania, 81 s0s 81 60. Corn firm and stock s,arcs
white, SissS; yellow 7ss79. Dat. quis 55asi Po-
more quies az SO -. Bacon Ie,s active. t,
sides l2c- Gle rib. las shoulders. los &C hams
lialsc. Lard qu'tt al l3ais &C. Whisky s,r0ng az
sa asked do. lso, -qs lad, Of asked, d.. lssT, IS
lid, 81 asked
NEW YORK, Jan. e5-Siyeks very strong COLA
steady at los aloHa. Money. 5.7. FNchau-a. IONIC.
"a, short, Ia. y honds, coupon, % Virgins
skies en coupon; Go do. nov, t!as North CsTali-
ua =, old. a a, do. -
NEW YORK. Jan. 2S-Flour Iniet an frrn Wber'
guiet and ROminaly unchanged. Cora sc.rcs.
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~Female footraces flourish in FLORIDA.

~female fo0traces flourish In Florida.
~Be prudent in planting; one corn Il often
enough for an acher
s(New York society is overrun with Counts
and Barone.
~Commander s. 4. woolworth. of the
S ni.ed states navy, is dangerously IN in San
~Toledo indslges in 'mush and milk sun.
Pers, at great expense, the proceedings being
libraries. S~-'"'
- There is reason 10 believe that some OF
me prevailing blonde chlgnons are made OF the
light fantastic tow.
John Remidrick has been nominsted by
Tie Democrats Of the Second Connecticut Com
gressonal District for Congress.
~Some dsreputable and profane sayays
has introduced the :" Nilsson brand" Of chewing
gum.
oISome sinner has stolen the thermons,ar
from the Fond du Lac R>porter ofice. Tbst
paper informs the thief that IL viii be OF no ase
higher than 3i3.
s0Be careful about CARVING Iead nenc;,s n,
your pockets. A Mr.. Bonacher OF Sharon. pa.
slipped and fell few days ago, and the point
OF pencil ne had In his pocket pierced his side
causing almost instant death.
ga temperance society In Litchfeid. Conn.
was really quite huttered," TO use the exprSs~,
singular address nom the Rev. DIR. Henry. H.
stead OF Advocating teetotalism, he recon- N . 4
ed the use OF vine ct meals, and attem0 d %
prove thatn was sanctioned BY the Scrip.ur-s.
"a rough Western Pennsylvania oq-s
sala OF tne late John Covode: {" He hasn't mlch
earning, but he knows heap" Tue criss-.a
OF men Who are the exact opsSssfes OF n.
Covode. They have q heap OF ls aiming, 5ss
don't know much.
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A NoUNG LAWYER INSANE FROM SrARva-
TloN.-A young lawyer named ID. AZ. sheridan,
who has large number OF friends in Jersey
City and who was supposed to have a having
practice, was arrested on Sunday and taken %
the station house, when he was discovered 20 be
insane. He had acted strangely for some time
and he finally went TO Brady's livery stable ans.
ordered all the horses out, that he mi ght show
which OF them had been brought from Nassa-
chusetts. DIR. Pendergrast was called IN and
be pronounced Sheridan insane and starving
pn partially recovering. the lawyer said that he
had been without food for more than tom davs
sheridan Is temperate and j. known a. n man
OF COM icerable ability. h. Strrdar,l, ath.
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EDCcATED' TO DEATu.-Miss Eva Lapierre
a young lady II or j. wears OF age daughter OF
A. NJ. Lapierre, Esq., has become Temporarily
insane from too close application of study. ON
thursday evening she escaped from her alter
dsnis, and wandered away into the darkness
her absence was noted almost before she haJ
ieft the house, and a lerge number OF citizens
Joined IN the search. She was not found uutiI
nearly 10 O'Clock, and then was about u COM
ceal herself in q hayEtack on the premises a.,
John Comley, in the First Ward. Her clothing
was then thoroughly saturated from wandering
through the marsh, but the msnv friends OF
Mt. Lapierre viii be glad 20 learn ID at she will
sustain no serious iDiury.-kTss (nseb.) Dsao-
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San DOMINGO.

itctcS OF AHmtTQt LSs as 10 Annexation.
telegram from the British cabinet an
nounces the erection of Jam aica into the prin-
cipal military and naval station for the West
Indies, and the Kingston, Jamaica, telegram
which announces the fact adds England i
Jealous OF the United States influence in the
West Indies, and has become alarmed at the
probable annexation of San Domingo. Another
dispatch from Kingston saws that Admiral
Green, who has just arrived there, reuresent,
that the Dominicans unanimously favor annexa-
ton to the United States, and the statement is
confirmed by private letters received here. An
interesting letter from Admiral ). r. Iee com
manding the North Atlantic squadron, to Sec
Rotary RObesOn lis published. i'm which ths A a.
miral says that he arrived on Santo Domingo
city i'll the Severn, his flag ship, on the Sth of
January. and, accompanied by his staff, called
upon President Bsez on the 9th Of January and
assured him OF the continued desire and effort
OF President Grant to secure the annexation of
San Domingo to the United States. Admiral
Lee had two subsequent interviews with Presi-
dent BaeZ, and says that Baez, as statesman
ana patriot, sincerely desires the annexation
OF San Domingo. The Admiral. after Civ
ing an account OF the resources of the
island. its trade. &c. says: "The United States
have the capital and skilled labor OF everv kind
which this island wants. Under our govern
ment San Domingo can supply the United States
our coast trade and home market. The
military defense would be inconsderable
and no more an object OF solicitude than great
part of our own coast, or that of the West India
Islands generally. Its naval defense would need
no addition to our fleet The chief defense of
all these islands is the maritime strength OF the
countries to which they belong. San Domingo,
from its capacity for tropical productions, which
the comfort OF our own people requires is a
necessity to America, and never, perhaps, in the
tide OF time have any people received the offer
OF so valuable a possession for 80 small a con-
sideration. The prejudicial cry OF speculation
interests i'm behalf OF annexation seems to be en-
titled TO small consideration, since capital and
enterprise is Just what are wanted here, and the
more the better, all being free to enter this
great and inviting field of profitable investment
and production. Like objections would with
much more force applied to the annexation OF
california. After all, il is only the sovereignty
forests OF our people and those people. The
population of Dominica is small, and confessed
lyexcellept OF this kind. With the annexation
of Dominica, the boundary question will be set
tied by an easy and natural revolution Of opin-
ion in Hayti for annexation to America. The
circumstances all seem favorable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25

NAPOLEON WRITING ANOTHER PAMPHLET
A letter dated at Wilhemshohe, in the last week
ofDecember, gives this news of y apoleon: .sThe
Emperor, with whom had the honor Of con-
versiDg this morning, Is in excellent health
and takes daily outdoor exercise. despite the
extreme severity Of the weather. He receive
many letters OF sympathy from England, ami
pie all hisold, kindly feeling. His Majesty is
preparing compared estimate Of the French
and German armies, which, If pnblished, will.
no doubt, create sensation in military circles
and be found valuable source Of infor m alton.
The Emperor looks forward with confidence 70
his speedy restoration by the will of the French
nation, and by the French nation only"
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. keddy. the Blacksmith. Shoots
Another NOtOfi0as ChAracfAr

NEW YORK. Ian. 25-Iames Hasgertv q no,o
rious 81 aracteI, -as shot early this morning NV
VIM. Marley, better known as - Reddy, the
blac ksmith, in saloon corner Of Broadway
and Houston streets. The men had a ouarrel
over some trouble growing out of a previous
encounter At Florenceis saloon. Haygerty il is
sand. hred three shots al Reddy without effect
when the latter returned the fire. Haggerty
was MORALLY wounded. and is now diving Var
ley gave himself up, and is nov held in custody
al Police Headquarters.
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Fires in New York.

NFw YORK, Jan. PA fire occurred last
night, in the double building Nos. 50 and IS
Worth street, owned by Bsuendorth X Co,
dealers in linen goods, who occupied the first
moor, and sustained loss of 1900 on the build
ing and Sl0 600 on the stock. Fortsman * Co
dealers in woolens, on the upper floor, lost
& 5,o00 on their stock.
Early this morning a fire in the cloth house
al Hortsmsn & Co., damaged the stock TO the
extent OF $50 600.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money IL New York rules IN abundant supply.
and theevidenoes are that TIE clique, despairiry
or success, are restoring the greenhscks locked
up last market 10 general circui alton. though it
u not apparent that IL is through the medium OF
the Mechanics Bank. The general rates are
and per cent on government bond aud stock
couateral. National Bank biIis are drug In
the ma<ket, aud are eKchangeable Tor legal
tencets only At sharp discount. Commercial
psi 60 y in incrC sscd demand.
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The Ht,S,ssippi Legislature.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 25.-T'he A-aiGnctc' special
says The Mississippi Legs atn-e reAsse n bltd
yesterday. Bills were intro aced repeating tie
usury laws, and directing the 1d4ciary commit
Tee 10 report IN favor OF abO,is.ing he board OF
school visitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25
Mere Trsable in Central Amer,c.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, n.2i.-f Herald SPEC
iall.-War 10 imminent between Salvador and
Honduras. The revolution in Bolivia still pro-
gress Mstgarjo is desperate, and Morales tri-
umphant. =
The Governor Of Jamaica has given dinner
to the American Admiral Lee.
The United States steamer Resaca arrival NJ
Panama on the 10th instant, to join the Darien
surveying expedition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25
Fire In R24fela.

Boston, Jan. 25.-Serious damage was occa.
stoned by IRE this morning in building No. Id
Pearl street, occupied by Henry & Co., Hetchr
Brothers, and other shoe dealers. Tie loss ia
fully covered by insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25
Iscendiarism In Memphis.

MEMPHIS, INN, Jan. -5.-iAmes sclon a..
uropriesor OF the Variety rheAter ald ~.
Hayes. a negro m tnssrel employed a re- w.re
arrested last evening on the -hsrse o. harn.pc
Broople's Opera House. a rival es.ahl shmsnt.
some weeks ssnce. The grand iurv iuu.etsd
them. and bonded the former ia - eal snd the
latter in 6,ooe. Hays, In detaa.-, wAs commit
ted 20 tail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25
Madame Lynch 10 Administer ON En-
Rreslaemt LOPeA.s Effects

LONDON, Jan. y, 30 p. m.-Bord Penzance
N has capacity OF head of the probate court of
England has granted Madame Lynch letters OF
administration upon the will of ex-President
Lopez, Of Paraguay. The execution OF the
original will by Lopez was proved by the at
ParaguaY. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25
The IFlAh ExilAa.

BOSTON, Jan. 25.-The Irish citizens have
adopted . plan Of address of welcome to the
Irisn exiles lately arrived, and appointeda COM
mittee to raise funds I'm their aid; also, Q COM
mittee to present the address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25

~Mr. John A. Kasson, an ex-Congress-
man nom Iowa, is spending the winter in Rome
@"cproarious disposition" IL the charge
m tde against his wife by the last Indiana sppli
cant for divorce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25
Robbery Of Freight Carr.

INV YORK, Jan. 25.-The freight cars OF the
New YORK Central and Hudson River railroads
have been robbed almost nightly Of goods for
months past. Two men were arrested this
morning supposed to be engaged in the robber-
les, and are held by Justice Hogan for exAmin-
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Death or n Rant Robber.

BELFAST. ME-, Jan. o. Daniels Implicated
in the robbery OF the Lime Rock Bauf. d,ed "a
day 81 consumption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25

WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan. 25.-Thomas Oar
rett, well known as a prominent abolitiouist
and especially as the friend Of escaping slaves,
been i'll for some time.