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-Tne1Jsu Yors cotton market closed dull at
a5Kc.; sales aooo bales.
Louis kossuth.b hopeessG i'll stTarin.
-Tallahassse,Fls., has negro police.
Fox huni1gis having ynn IN pennsylvania.
-NashSea stnpped oyer 1000 rabbits one day
lately. ~ ss<7 -aE
"A boy soprano is the present feature OF in,
terest In Philadelpais. ~
Mi. Fechter's terms are six hundred dollars
per night (gold) for himself and Miss Leclerc. He
declines all shaving terlas. The prices OF admis.
sion In Washington for his performances this
week range from one to two dollars-
Marshal McMshon, in a published letter, de
niles the truth OF the Prussian assertions that the
French, at the. battle Of Woerth, used explosive
bullets, and that the French wounded were allow
ed to cross the Belgian territory.
Carl Brendel, at the beginning Of the var,
was 8 student at Leipsic. he enlisted and passed
through seven battles and numerous slirmishes
without q scratch. Recently he Was writing to
his sister that he had just returned unhurt from
the .repulse Of sortie made by the Parisians,
when the gun. which comrade who was standing
near him cleaning, went OF accidentally, and the
bullet striking him In the breast, killed him.
Western critics, in their agony. speak OF
nilsson as s.the great sympathetic publc's sweet
faced girl emerging from her icy Norseland," &c.
whatever airs she may have brought with her
from her "icy Norseland," she evidently comes
unon these woodland gushers OF the West like
January thaw, melting them away into what
Carlyle calls IA greasy chaos Of sentimental dab-
hlness.n .74
"A cable dispatch from London announces the
death. Of the distinguished dramatist, Thomas
William Robertson. lie. will be remembered as
the anthor OF those charming plays. "Caste,"
sHome. "School" "Pla;," "Birth" and "ours."
BE was in the height Of his fame, and still
young man. he had originated school Of his
own. aad his loss to the true drama is great. Ills
comedies are remarkable for their natural plots
and sprightly dialogues.
-The Gemsa igbaee.af cIne:assii in celebra.
,tion of the I@ories 10 Efanee was An immense
anair. Labss pampetss ashseed on the line'of
march lo5 bAs6r tie hsosesstoateean moving;
the procesSgh eSS Sfacfhg eTmanR societies in
the city, aSpupantSd bands OF smRstc, besides
thousands d sgtcDsE Taere&ers syreat many
TRANSPARENCY rfhra Smha0r Sstsass. German
houses wESBshn nhsis d S1a sutssSasg decora.
ted with MyNeaH Sf2 Gefnant toton FBe streets
were densely packed vim Spectators.
-Someiines uhenthe French villages are IN
vested by the Prusslans, Inscriptions In German
SCRIPT the work OF previous Teutoulc dodgers, are
6Sdpd chalssl apen the outside. Of some Of the
houses. The following were found In q town
lately, occupied: On one house, "Ihese are good
people living hege;", on another, Respect this
holss;D again, i"Re kind to these people. What
they bad they gave willingly" Further on,
SaGpod man; bas sco!diug woman" |" "Bid pro-
Visions bnt good wine here" Over one door, In
Large letters, was read: "Cau,ion Don't folase
here, for these people were very kind to u.s.
Minister schenck may be detained at Wash
ington for several weeks before proceeding TO
Europe. 1t Is unoficially stated that our govern
mept Is awaiting the result OF movement hayIng
ia view settlement o. the fisheries question, Sir
Edward Thornton and Sir J,hn Rose, 1t Is be
Aeyed. being jointly concerned In enecting such
an arrangement with the Canadian authoritie
t. can be confidently stated, however, apart
Eom ali rumors, tina. General Sehenck's detaih.
ment Is In he.ipteress Of beth the United States
and Great BriLa.a and that his instructions have
not yet been prepared, though they are gradually
failing into shape. :. =, ~, ..a,.
The Strasbonrg Gazette, OF December Is, 1870
publishes an order signed by King William CIV
Ing directions. for the government OF Alsace and
LoFaine which are criticised for being unusually
severe BY these orders every cltzan, Of Aisace
and Lorraine who shall join the French armies Is
to be punished with c,ndscation OF bis property,
and Punishment for,ten years. Every payment,
transfer or disposition OF his property which may
be made by the condemned person is to be con-
starrBd null and void. Every person desiring to
leave bis place of abode mass obtain scpermit
from the project, aud persons. absent for more
than eight days are to be considered ns has.lg
Joined the French army. The orders Of the gcv-
ernor general are to have the effect of legal decl.
slons, and, three days after they have b en- pub.
HsAei In the Gazette, are tobe carried into effect
:byishe civil and military unneers.
have reached us Of g most horrible
ma ;tfu<a murder which occurred near Jackson
vile, tfa. lsst Saturday night. IL seems that Mr.
Bkn :who is the engineer OF Fslrchild's mill, to.
pe,her with his wife, had been on visit to Jack l
sonyille on business. When he returned he found
,is two little girls Katie and Fannie, aged re.
spectively six and four years, and his wfe's sis.
ter, Miss Rosanna Carlin. aged tweasy-swo years,
weltering In their blood. The fearful crime had
been committed with an axe. and the weapon
w3s found sticking in ne head Of little Fannte
as she LAY dead upon he floor. Around the neck
OF Miss Carlin rope had been twis:ed, as II she:
had been strangiea previous TO having been
manged BY she axe. Plunder seems to have
bean the imQell,ng cause Of the murder, as it was
discovered. that the house had been robbed OF two