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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
such Cs Coughs, Colds, WhoCp.nS
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and CCnsumpticp.

Probably never before in tho whole history OF
medicine, has any thing won widely and 20
deeply upon the confidence Of mankind, as tits
excellent remedy Tor pulmonary con .lliHtg.
Through u long series of years, and among most
of the races of men 1t has Iiscu higher and higher
in their estimation, as II has become better know
Its uniform character and power 10 cure tire
nous aECy tons Of the lUnEs and throat. lave
made II known as reliable protector eliust
them. While adapted 10 milGcT forms Of disease
end TO young children, il D. - TIC time tie
most CiCrtUul remedy that can De given for iUC.p-
lent cuIL-UuI ton, and tic dangerous Affections
a tie throat and lungs. 4 - provision .GsluFt
sudden attacks Of Group u cloud he lTIt
hand in every family, and indeed a. an are some
time subject 10 colds and coughs. all should bc
provided with this autldOtc for them.
Although settled SoEs'rgD; fiogs ls thought in
durable, still great numbers Of %. cs =. lore tic
dis FCoWCd Frttlgd. have lC,u Cn.Tfr;CIy
cured. and thc patient RESTORED 10 sound health
by tie CHCTJW TS@f0T-Ei. 20 complete j. lis
mastery over tie disorders q lie Lungs EId
Throat, that tho most Obstinate Of them Weld "a IT,
When nothing else could reach them, under Tic
Cherry ICct0TGi they EubsIde md disappear.
Singers and jUJiic SEsCi.CTs LEd great
protection from 10.
dsihHIT l. always TC..evcd and ofCn wholly
cured bv IL.
EroncLuis is generally cured IL taking tho
Cherry I''rf0ETG Iu email ard frequent doses.
80 generally arc if- virtues known. that
nccd not publish tie certificates Of them here or
\Go more than sure tie public tl.lt lis qualities
N.rc fully maintained.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06

sZ1IT-wEEKLY SUI, e. YEAR,
OF tho Same EizS ana general Character NJ
The WEEKLY, bGt with q greater variety of
miscellaneous rcadIn-, and Furnishing tho news
20 Us subscribers with greater freshness. because
1: comes twice n vcc.s Instead OF oaee only.
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REV. ESTAFE rrSINESS--

NOTICE i hereby given that have trapsferr.1
~ my bUsiness az Real Estate Agent % 20 Ns,sTS
DAtGARN. LUcAs & BEooEr.
hay =, lsfi-Ii SAMUEL WALTON
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"HOPEWELL MILLS.-

."HOPEWELL MILLS"
THE undersigned desires T." inform the citizens ia
L the vicinity Of. TFOPEIyELL yliLLS.F' other
'Sise known az. .stridrrs NIils." that having
cured the services Of fret class SIirr, he j.
pared do I'll kinds 0f Grinding the sh0rtest
iirs and in the best manner. F'ou- aud Meal al
ways hand. EUGENE BAkEE.
August p. ls70-tT
SILVER and Plated Spoons, Of the lest ms ke, a.
4 prices 20 suit. /. DINKLE
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WANTEDI

pCECHssrEs fo- TWO MAGNIFIcFNT
4 ARMS in jefferson County, on lo1p fS-lc az
h,st, 'ne mile and half from CharlestaEn on ih6
-new BARN and DWELLING HOUSE bcsnIifnf
1nunS orchard: the other IN the Chat estovr n
I3i Dulnstd's iuTupikr- 9S5 Acres, Beautiful
hiInee' one iiile from Dutheid's Depot See ha nd.
nis Tor PARTICULARS. Such property THE il rarely
March ~. Is7I -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06

WE are just receiving full stock Of Hardware
W and other goods in our line which willie cold
low. McCCRDY DUKE,
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
NEW GOODS.

WE havo just received SPRING nrd SYM.
w MER STOCK. Consisting OF Iadieg' most
IashionHble DRESS GOODS, such as
Black lrun G;rEnadinc.
Embroidercd g rnadincR. IuEfcFs,
Lelss. Ruff SuiIing. Lawns. White PiauSs.
Plain, Plaid aud Striped Swiss, Black AipAcca
BLACK Lace SIIHw'S, Hoop SkirfS. CorsctG. black,
White. Medium and Light CalicOcs,
E;d GiovCE, Hosiery Elbbons. Rows,
Linen IlNndkrrrhicfS. Knittin" Cotton.
Spool Cotton, Pins. Needles. &c. white nd Cheek
Mating very cheap, Table ard Floor Oil Cloth,
Green Window Shades with tho lat"NI imprnved
nStcnt fixtures large stock Of Preach md L Eanite
Cuccnsware and every variety Of
&Coc cries.
Ladies' MisScs and Ch:ldrcn's Shoes handsome
assortment.
Gentlemcn's Hats OF H." Iates; stylCs, CLOTH Cas-
,incr"E. Linens, Neck Tirs. Kid Gloves, sur pen
dcrs Socks, &c, all Of which offer at very low
priccs.
I.'m, stieGy CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE
May KEARSLEY & SHEERER
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOOrS
At THE
q
store,
LADIES, SHOES.

IlAAIBUTGER'S Shro and CIo' thing House
+ias tie !argvs. "uL beet se.ucIed Stock ia the
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REAL ESTATE AG ENJOY
DA''rl B. LOes s.. Co. Joss ". D1iSzIss.
LAND AGENCY.

t4AVING associated ourselves a. partner, E0- ~
purpose o. ssling, Pprchasias, and rso,;rS !,
ihAL F. FATE on comm isslou, in J,fIrrso.- -S
adjoining counties, ne invite corTesrso1Jer ~
pasties oesirinE q" purchase. cell. o. i.ase -
bALGAFN, Lucas < BROOKE
ChsriestONn, JeI.ersOn Co w ",
January II, IsTI. " "a
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DRESS GOODS,

embracing PoTiIn"tis. Notified Lustcra Glenn Tus
tore. FaI's frrga''s. 1tambray= Iron Bcrcrr. SIX
'h'ln !afnis", CAaii"ys hfPscs I.1st,rs, BStnbG-
I'm, N'snnE- Crepe ds HnTs, GibehayTs, French
i'rnanI silk and wooi.1.Si AIsaEi TsbiIhs \ ~ Ie
P-l-.. LLu-ne-imc. siiE 81 tnl... &C., f.in.h
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How FOOLIsn!-The Shepherd.town Reg
lister of Saturday, says:
"INJU&CTIoN.-Judge Maxwell Of the
Court of Appeals, has issued an Injunction
restraining Logan Osbourn, }. j. Kern. j Il.
fIaiucs and J. J. Ramsburg, from acting as
Supervisors of this Coun;y, and also restrain
ing 7. W. Po,rerfc!d AMI G. ~. Cta.r.
SheriiT>. from executing any order passed by
said bogus Bnard.'
Ihis injunction rcs'rainS the one board
the one ire Tecoy"i-c as legitimate. from acting:
but only 50 long it may delay in film. N
Appeal Bond. 1t does net IecaiiSe the Shop
kcristowp Board and. therefore. As Inng. -
matters stand where rhcy now do, nom, ortt..,
business of the county, necessary TO br trans,
acted through Board of Supervisors" can
20 "n. Neither Shcr:f>. or others, can pay
any orders of 1.-The Board cf Supervisors, ''
any more now than ,Loy could have done will .
out this Injurc:i"n.
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MEMORIAL MEETING.
CHARLEsrowN, june 3, 1871.

CHARLEsTOwN, june ., 1871.
At meeting OF Lee Memorial Association,
held at Lee Hall on Saturday, June Sc, the
following committee vas appointed to procure
two orators at the dwelling of the MOuu-
ment. viz: Il VI. Baylor, W. II. Travcrs
and ID. II. COckrIl.
The report Of the Treasurer was read and
adopted, showing a balance on hand OF
i,lS3 -.
All the old officers were reelected for the
ensuing year. as follows:
President, R"Br. ". BAYLOR;
Vice President THOMAS Z. GREEN :;
Secretary, CLEoN Moore;
Treasurer, W. Z. SHEEREE.
The same Committees were re appointed
The association adj 'urncd to meet GU Sat>
urday, July Srh. 1871.
ROBT. W. BAYLOR, Pres't.
C.EcS MuuRE, Sucr'y.
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IarsSst Circulation II JIs word. Free, indie.
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TIE urdrrsi-rcd la. lust roiu-r1d from IN.
h'-irrn markets with one 81 It's largest rnOsE
carefully selected and Tsrc and ncedfuI
S'ooE NJ Dry Goo2s, Cioihi"g, Notions, dc
he ha- ever heretofore o'crrd to tho people Of tho
county. HIa stock consists IN Eartui
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tHr I'ANEh I'0VN.-Nt"T"f N"NF'tF.
EzJ- At the Township Election on Thurs
day week. the Conservatives of Clarke were
successful, and with but few exceptions carried
their entire ticket. 1t also voted, hy a large
majority, G59 Tor &c against, Il subscription on
behalf of the county Of SlUU 900 each to the
Washington * Ohio and Shenandoah Valley
railroads. The terms of the subscription alb
solve the former comp any from the obligation
to pass by Berryv,llc. but require it to CONS
mcncc work within thirty days
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
BALLOTS ARE REFUSED.

NO MORE PETITIONS TO CoNGREss-THEIR
RIGHT TO VOTE TO BE DEMANDED AT THE
| POLLS-LAWSUITs THREATENED IF THEIR
| BALLOTS ARE REFUSED.
| GBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIDrNII
| WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The revolutionary
branch Of the Woman Suffrage party continues to per
form its miSdon-that glorious mission, which Is,
Miss Anthony says, ito 0gtate." The Convention TO-
day "agitated before large and amcable audiences
airs. Parns Davis hoped that II was the very last
Convention Of this sort 10 DC held They might possibly
have to hold Others in order to educate mp TO
Of their responsibilities but now, under their
reading OF the Constitution they might 80 home, register
their Names offer to vote, hare their ballots rejected
and then go to law about ita small programme which
makes one hope that the husbands Of the party orc
| sons OF long purse and generous nature. Mrs. DaH
asserted tSt the women OF the South would have gone
In" for the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Amendments they
rad emancipated women as well as negroes. .=s-,--~
Tho brightest speaker Of the ConYen,On has been Mrs.
Adele Hazett, the small SLENDER wiry little woman from
Michigan, who has indcfnite amount Of "snap" in
her eye and, in the words OF feminine aduirer,
awfully cunning little turnedup nose, and is dread
fully saucy." This little woman says that the moro
women think OF this question the they respect en
and that what they have TO do is to themselves
with truths bright weapons, and besieee tie gatos OF
Congress.
The chief feature Of the afternoon tho advent Of
Wyoming delegation, in the person OF lady who gave
tory rolling the new feminine titles her tongue IN
a majestic manner.
Mr. Frederick Douglass sgnifod his adherence 20 the
cause observing that there Ia not consideration by
which can be defended the rights OF man to the ballot
that Will no. answer also for women.
In reference TO the memorial IN opposition presented
to Congress to-day by Mrs. Dahgren and Others Miss
Anthony exploded boisterousy. She thought 1t rathor
outrageous that elegant, velldressed women should
attempt to withhold from widows and orphans equal
chances with men to earn living.
The audience at tho evening meeting was very large
and exceedingly cordial Senator Wilson presided, de-
clsrng his belief IN the Miss Anthony read two
resolutions calling upon Congress TO pass an ac decar
ing the true meaning and extent OF the Four
teenth Amendment and asserting that 1t is the
duty Of women to apply for registration
under that Amendment, and to institute suits
in the Courts refused If the Courts decide against
the alleged provisions Of the Fourteenth Amendment
then the question Of the Sixteenth" Is to come up
again. Miss Anthony announced the organization OF u
National Central Committee Of Women, whose duty
shall be to stay in Washington, watch" Congress, and
devise new methods of attack Mrs Beecher Hooker is
President of the Committee Mrs GfDg Secretary, and
among the long LIST following Miss Anthony with VIC
toria c. Woodruff, Mrs. II. b. Stanton, Mrs Lucretla
Mott to prosecute the work OF tho Committee. MIS-
Woodruff heads q subscription list with $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
pRICKLAYERs, NATIONAL UNION.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 12.-The Bricklayers' Ma
ona Union held its fourth session to-day. The follow
ing named ocerc were elected for the ensuing year
President Mr. Meredith Moore New-York; Vice-Pred'
dent Mr. A. Martin Kentucky; Delegate at Large Chas
H. Rih Indiana Treasurer, Walter b. Dobson, District
Of Columbia; Secretary, John W. Browning, New-fork
City: Vice Secretary, Samue A. Steei, PennBylva-
mia The election OF ,andidate for the OF
nee OF Secretary gave Iisc to solne discus
sion Mr. John O'Keefe, the outgoing Presl-
dent was one of the candidates fo thai positon but no
resigned In favor Of Mr.. BtOwriIg OF New YORK INC
enteman having pledgcd devote the 5000 yearly sl-
sry OF the Secretary tO1 rd the liquidation OF tle
amount due by Union No 2. The q es of tle Itt'et
omnnf to s426 This action II the Incoming Seer tiry
was appiauded by the Convention Mr. Moore the heH
appointed President mado very appr"piia al lhns
snaecl He c0nutenru the idea of cOhsOlldailLs M
Jrlcklavcrs' Union with the llastcrers' ana ston1
MasOns' Union. Tho trados Ae said. were closely aiIe'
10 eoch othcr The alter oOn aesson enlivt cd by
sprid diacussOn in regard the formation Of C0ored
Unions but the matter va. nnH referred 10 thc ioc@i
Unions for their decision
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
GENERAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

PRINCE FREDERICK CHARLES STILL DRIVING
CHAxZY-HIS RETREAT ACKNOWLEDGED IN
UX-CoNTRADTCTORI REPORTS con-
cFRYIyG TIE ENGAGEMENT AT v1LLER-
sExEL-OPERATIONs Is THE NORTH OF
FRANCE.
LONDON, Thursday, Jan. 12 1871
Dispatches from Versailles announce that the
Prussan columns operating against Gen. Chanzy
have driven him within one mile of the City of lie
Mans, after series Of engagements, in which one
cannon, three mitraeuses and 1900 prisoners were
captured.
An official announcement has beeh made in Bor-
deax that the PIussians the 10th redOubled their
efforts against the army Of Gen. Chanzy who pressed
OIL all sides, retired to Ills original position. The
action is said to have been hotly disputed. one
French brigade resisting the ineessant attacks OF
the enemy for six hours The losses said to have
been heavy on both Sides
Gen. BouTbaki, commanding the Army Of the East
telegaphs to Bordeaux that his troops passed the
whole of Tuesday night in driving the enemy from
tie houses in Villersexol.
On the other hand q dispatch from Versailles
states that the loss of Gen. Werders army at the
storming and capture of Villersexel was only 2OC
killed and wounded, making no mention Of the sub
sequent capture Of the place by the French.
A dispatch from Lille states that Gen. FaidherbC
has surprised tho rear guard Of the German army
and that 30 of the enemy were killed and so taker
prisoners. The French did not lOse man. Th'
French army has again entered Bspaume.
A letter from Berlin Of the 10th inst. says order
have been issued that French officers who escap
from their places Of confinement in Germany shall
upon recaptuTe be treated as convicts.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
PARIS BOMBARDED!
r,r pprssIAN BATTERIES ADVANCED.

r,,r pprssTAN BATTERIES ADVANCED.
or THE SMELLING IN THE CITY-REvo-
r,,r,oy,RY TONE OF TIE PARIS PRESS
nocutr's REMOVAL DEMANpED-NEW PRUS-
s,.v BATTERIES ABOUT TO OPEN
py TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNRl
LONDON Thursday. Jan. 10 1871.
aispatch from THE TRIBUNE special correspond
=, Versailles. on the 9th inst, says the Prussian
,...o-;os have been advanced 1000 PAGES nearer
ro-,s DTssy and Vanyes la Vgit6 of the 9Th says
.,o Pussian shells are falling in the Luxembulg
carleps. The population is demanding Govern
mont changes. and the appointment of some fighting
co,oral instead of Trochu, TO the command of the
army in Paris The other Paris newspapers are very
revolutionary in tone. Many officers and soldiers Of
the Gardes Mobiles are descrting.
Forts Noisy Rosny, and Nogent are already vlslbly
weakened. and new Prussian batteries will shortly
OPEN
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE IN
Paris writes on the 7th ins that the city had been
bombarded for three days the shells falling through
out the district from the Auteuil railway station by
the Hotel des Invaldes to the Pantheon. The dam
age up to that date had been slight and few
civilians had been killed The moral effect of the
bombardment on the people of Paris was encourag-
ing. and there was a universal demand for more
energetic military policy. Another intended Blanqui
insurrection has been discovered and suppressed
The weather had moderated, and there was less suf
fering among the soldiers.
TIE NEW BATTERIES OPEN FIRE-EFFECTs on
FORT D'ISSY-A LARGE FIRE RAGING IN PARIS
LATER NEWS FROM THE CITY.
LONDON, Thursday, JAN -, 1871.
Adispatch from Versailles says that the lombard
ment of the forts of Paris was vigorously kept up
Yesterday Batteries which had been pushed for
ward toward the city opened fire yesterday morning
The barracks in Fort dIssy are IN ruins, and large
fire is raging within the outer walls, on tho north
side Of the city.
Balloon advices from Paris, of the evening Of the
10Th. have been received. Many slight engagements
are reported to have occurred near Malmaison and
Reul and also on the line of the Paris and Strass
bourg Railway. Many shells from the German guns
fall during the night in the outskirts of Paris,
creating havoc in all directions, killing some women
and children, and striking ambulanceS, churches,
museums, schoOl-houses, &c.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
EIsKIS TIMETABLE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

The decision of Chief Justice Beasley in the
Bergen tunnel difficulty, giving the trains ON the Erie
Road the prior gh Of way has beon taken advantage
Of 10 the very letter. Yesterday timetables containing
all the passenger freight coal and oil trains on the Eric
Road were issued 10y the Erie officials and placed In the
hands OF the empoyes OF the Delaware LacIawanna ana
Western Railroad, for their guidance in running tralns
through the tunnel The trains are skillfuy arranged
to delay and hinder much possible the running OF
trains Oh the latter road. During the whole day tbe
trains delayed for longer or shorter PERIOD "u
much and loss Of time resulted to the pas
eenQers on the Injured road.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
MANTEUFFEL's NEW ARMY.

GEN. wERDER TO BE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LINE OF RETREAT THREATENED.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUYRl
LONDON Thursday, Jan. 10, iSz1
The special correspondent Of THE TRIBUNE at Yer
.ai;ss telegraphs on the 9Th inst as follows:
"Manteunel is here, and starts Immediately to
take command of the new Army Of the East, COM
posed Of the Second, Seventh, and Fourteenth corps
This Amy Will march, via Toyes to the support Of
Gen. Werder, and will occupy the Lyons District.
Gen. Manteufel leaves Gen. Won Goeben the First
and Eighth Corps, with the Landwehr Division,
enough to take care of FaidheTbe."
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS,
crNATI- AIu.NY Ian 10 1


Bills were repOrted-Io confirm the ttlc 20
Lands questioned y reason Of the aenage OF the former
er srppementary the act securing TO creditors
inst division OF of debtors who convey 10 as
ynees for the OF the terms or
Office no;aries public; and to prevent te opening Oh
roads through ST. Johns College lands at West Farms.
Kills were introduced amending the Charter OF the
Sew-York and Long Island Bridge Company; providing
better accommodate for the New York Thrdaye Ral,
road: exenptng Westchester County from the General
Drainaie Law Tor Wet Lands; 10 authorize the eonsruc-
tian Of Eiiroads I'm New York and the Harlem
River; chartering the American Home Missionary so-
cey relative 10 the running Of by the Union
Ferry Company the East River; ana W take a0o'
tional lands for the CrOton Aqueduct. 80
The Senate agreed TO adjourn from tomorrow uhti
Monday eyening and then went into Executive session
On the eopenng OF the doors bills were introduced 10
open IcNngtOnave. Grainercy Park, New YORK;
and to remove the Elevated Railway, Nev-iork Ad-
iourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
ASSEMBLY
Bills were introduced for the preserva,

DIIIS WtTV w
tion OF game; TO charter tho Hornelsyille ana
North Western Railroal charterlng the Com
lneicia Travellers Association Of NowYork City; to
amend the NewYor and Brooklyn Whariags act; rtg-
iating charges by the New York Brooklyn FERRIES
fOr the better accommodation on the Now-York and
Brookyn bOrsecafs; amend the act regulating the
slle of mtoAcsng liquors. amending the charter OF the
SewYork Institute the Blind relative 10 security for
costs IN actions for hcl to amend the libel law Ieiave
10 in Courts In the Sixth Judicial
District relative tO the appointment OF Commissioners
ia lay out roads Westchestcr COunfy; Amending inc
charter OF the New York STATE Loan and Trust Compa-
NV aud 10 Incorporate the National Law Council of New
Yoik City. 20,
Tie senate concurrent resolutions the death OF Fen
tor Blood were up and after addresses ny M"sss
AlyOrd, Hustled, and murphy the Assembly auOourheu'
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.T

... Joseph Roades's saw and shinge-mlll, IN
Pahe Conn Wednesday morning LC-s tODi III
sugsncs, 81 500
An employe in the Libley Laundry. Chelsea
Mas named aged s. had 10th rns near tom ron rs
dv ,eser4ay rbpe lie viii sly oie
DIR. W. II. Roberts. a dentist. formerly of Ale1-
81 Bzod County Va on We'd e'iHl
Nv william foos Johascn JoLIsss
L.sb been arrested
On Wednesday evening five masked ruiilahs
,u,sd CotHty al hlao 'ai
aes Couuy Cal, hs er LsaSg aA TbLeI Ses'i Of
t2s all the fund, he had, aud ,iespsd.
At Dubuque. Iowa ON Wednesday. the planing-
mill o. Detn'on the cabinet fse'"y Of hs,r h.~in a., a.,
the D1buqss Cal4asgslVrs Au"esuos and I've
Sv.ials Loss.s tsfssl Lss S1doi ssIssSs slosa
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
MISCELLANEOUS GABLE DISPATCHES.

...Chun CHOW, the new Chinese ambassador
to the Western Powers arrived at Alexandria, Egypt,
Tuesday, en route to Franco.
IA majority of the AustrO- Hungarian del
egates at Posth sympathze with France. and demon
strations have been planned in favor OF France aud
peace.
AT the annual dinner of the Devon
Chamber OF Agriculture last evening Mr.. Newton,
Lieut. Nayand OF Connecticut, and Mr. Fish, son OF
the Hon. Hamilton Fish Secretary Of State OF the United
states and other Americans were present. Mr.. Way
land in speech repudiated the doctrines Of Gen. But
lers recent speech at Boston the Fishery and Alabama
questions.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, JANUARY I3, 1871.

meet the Cuba down the bay and will take part In tho
procession Col. VIM II. Roberts. who represented the
Tammany Committee stated that the various societies in
and ont OF the city have nihcd their intention 10 take
part in the procession. body OF 800 exes, many OF
whom have been prisoners in England, will form the
"Felon's Phaanx" The United ITishmen have contrib
uted 1cO and will take part. Many Of the temperance
societies, together with the oah Regiment will turn out
In force
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
THE RosTON SMUGGLING CASES.

Bosroy. Jan. 12.-The jury in the great
smuggng case were together all night and to-day rem
dered general verdict cf guilty against Dexter T. NILS
and Samuel c. Lund. In regard TO the four other dc-
fendants the jury disagreed and the Government eoun
,e agreeing they were discharged motion Tor new
trial for Mills and Lund filed. They are hed h INC
original bail of $4,000 each.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13

BNGHAMToN, Jan. R.-Ihe kuloH nlufucr
trial was ended this by denial OF the moon
for sty OF proceedngs and the sentence Of tho Court
by Judge Hogeboom which was thnt Ruloh be hangea
on the sd day Of March, in the Court-Hone yard OF s
city. Great crowds surrounded the Court House. ihe
accused made speech 10 the Court but heard his sen
teDce is sullen silence,