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THE WEEKLY WORLD

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RATES.
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Piltshurg. as we noticed last week
el,~ted democratic mayor. by over
1900 majority. This is refreshing
from the old radical stronghold. and
the radical defeat was brought about
by the enormous plunderings Of the
smoky city, by its radical Ofiieisls-
the stealings were so enormous. tbs
people could no longer stand IT, and
turned around and elected Blaekn0rer
dem, for mayor.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-15

The New York Heralds Washing
ton correspondent, of Saturday last,
communicates tine startling report Of
= movement ON foot for the emPeach'
,aent Of the President. for his many
hiphhanded aud Unconstitutional acts
The anti-Grant republicans aud the
democrats are said tc b. in this
naavement.
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ROssti, the Here ofbe Commune, Mr.
dGed by the Soldiers Of tho Ffegcl
Repubke-Detaiied .dee0unf af ht
E1ecution.
Paris. November 28.-Up to u late
hour last night there was much agila-
lion over the eEptrlfd fate Of ltpssrl
and The pthrr leadsis If he cupEl,ne.
Extraordinary inah necs bad beep
brought % hear ~ ibe pgmmisspp Of
Pardons the most aHeeiing sppeals
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omen the way far the achievement Of
ihis reul, even hy the apparent,
though no; roal sacrifice If itsell--
whether il has right I" IivveII IN Il
nrN way that adverse IA -ulI, Which II
il not able Ia avert in the obi way are
questions which We submit ln the r,l,'
Iteration ufall Nho call lhtnsrlvv,
Dcmocpts.-&. Louis Esl,Ubl'cfn
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MoRg MARROW GAuGE. Over ons
hundEpi mfrchanls uf ~ Louis, Mo,
have rignr,l al indnnpmrpI nf the pro-
ject for II narrow gauge. duuble.tFAck
railroad ffum that city To- New York
Boston, aud other Eastern puIuts.
They suggest the calling "f II meet
ing of buslu, ss-;nen tor the purpose al
organizing uud iuaugurating the en-
t,rprisr with the least possible delay.
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d. ID. NILLrAM9
Hta!ih Officer. Allegheny City Pa

a l.. aid special from Washington
says thaI Senator Summer Is for on nc.
tiye iisbr TO abolish the Internal Rev,
enu.. .lnmissionersbip, aud that h.
vii ~ sustained by many leading
Scnnt--s.
.>ee York. December S.-Four
huaIrrl and fifty canal boats are still
Il go in on the Hudson river and
b = canal.
..,aha, December S.--Fiye passen.
or Irnins from the west aFs snow
bnul.d at Laramie Station.
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have me-, the time 10 lay them before YOU.
believe that ] have said enough to con.
vince any ruhuetinR and impartial mind
that the act of CoRgress of April - 1871.
Ia the particulars o. whlrh have referred
aud the ffesidehts eour.e under u, have
na sHrrani in the conslitatiun. and are de-
individual citiEens.
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The prince Of Wales il i'm dying condi-
ton having taken relapse. The greatest
excitement prevails in England. The Ia
test di,patch says;
San iringham, Dec. 10 10 p. m.-The
P1inee of Wales passed an unquiet night.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-15

The sheriff OF Perry county MAS re-
cci.Ily arrested by the New ort con.
stable iCr swenriug-f fue aud vusts
5000. Ifvye.y ,nan. bay snl woman
utieriug oalhs WAS ARRESTED aud hned.
the sum total would pay "h'Ihe nation
al debt ia onr year.
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Greeley Given the Cold shoulder

Al a meeting of The regular kspub'
can Central COMMITTEES the other even
ing in New York, resolution was
adopted that no more propositions ol
utilization be made to the Greely wing,
Greeley. of late, has been opposing
rsseail,y amsng radical Office holders
and protesting against the syiDdlings
praeiic j by the Grant ring, Ebich ac'
counts Tor his getting the cold shoHl-
der. M man can be honest and find
faynT ydh the radical organization.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-15

The trains on the Sanhury a. Lewistowr
RR afe now making connection with the
tsains on the Northern Central road III
SelinfRrove Station
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The LsSistoED True Democrat
says;
Thu s<tension " tbs AliHlip and
Centre C..unty Railroad from Milroy.
u inlesseet the Lewisburg and Spruce
Ecvk lsailrOad., IS seriously under
eDnside. afion in high quarters The
neKtst rante proposed leads through
Path w .sy. north-wert of MilrOy,
and 80 l.-r over thn seyen Mountains.
Kpnn+citus neaF tie spd vi SiItAny
"a s,apt4.~. This would make dis
lsncv al Mt over % miles, and would
bring Dc'ieionte aud the whole Snow
sin-s JsgIyi. with its immense produc-
tinEs ..i e....I and lumber, at least 20
spiir. ira cr 10 Harrisburg or Phila-
d>il.ti.., a LewistoED, than any 9th
~ pp,e. II would also IaeBTe to
Lewr,Iup again The Penn's Valley
trasia. -. repeat. the feasibility Of
Ihe TO0ir j. Icing inquired into by re.
spons,ni,- i...rties. aud BE shall not be
SURPRISED "a. sss the construction Of
the rad commenced as soon 10 Dsxt
spring sha.i open.
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{ oyernor Campbell, of Wyoming Terri
S24r. has signed the b.li repeating female
Sztfage. and thus the ballot has slipped
through the fair fingers nf the ladies Of this
portion of the West
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T.aaIica TrIlsses.

Z This ipgalashlc agiiele for females. u las
- be had al HerlacheT Store, and aa 0aheI
lplacc ia Centre county. ltadies remesnheI
that these irusses can he had ~ CeptFs
Hall a.
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The World Almanac.

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Price, Single Copie.. of either year.
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The speech recently delivered hy
lleveriy Johpspa tanpn' q too close
ly pomderi over IL speaks truths
- hich cannot be gainsaij. aud is -
sound ia il. reasoning. thar We repro.
duce il here. in order 10 convince the
Iapublicau readers uf the kErogrEn
of the great usurpations practisei 10y
President Grant. Says Mr.. johnson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
PERSONAL.

The story that Alexander II. Stephens had
borgianism is oontradicted BY The Atlanta Constitution
John Tappan, esq, of Boston has furnished
cOpies Of the life of his brother Arthur appan for
the use OF teachers and pupils OF the schools OF North
amptOn, his native place.
1t is fact of no little significance that not
only the Princess Louise, fourth faughter Of Queen
Victoria To marry Presbyterian. but the wedding. 10
the great scandal Of strict churchmen, is to take
place in Lent
The Rev. DR.. Scudder, pastor of the Howard
ST. Presbyterian Church in Francisco has accepted
call to the pastorate of a Congregational Church in
Brooklyn. His for leaving California is that the
climate does not agree with him.
THE TRIBUNE is glad to learn from The Port
land that has misinfored in regard 70 the
health OF Senator Morrill, Of Maine. IL simply gave credit
10 story that had appeared in dozen other Journals
viz. that the Senator was dangerously i'll
SojOurner Truth, supposed to be near 90
years old she does not herself know her exact age is as
vigorous most women at 60, and travels about the
country making speeches 50 full Of good sense and wit
that everybody loves to hear them. At present She
devOng herself 10 the interests OF tho freed people OF
Washington.
Mr. Edward l.. Pierce has rendered his res
ignatOn as Secretary OF the Massachusetts Board Of
state Charities. His retirement leaves vacancy which
the State will find it difficult TO fill Mr.. Pierce has
copied appointment counsel to represent the state,
ernor to take such measures he shall deem proper
maintain aud enforce the interests OF the Commonwealth
and under the bonds of the Boston, Hartford and LILO
Railroad secured by the Berdell mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1871

UT At.. q Atta -
peased with MY mother for using her Influence IN favor
Of ny sisters; thought tnat $40 "a dong me graz w
Justice was about feet from INV Ithf1 81 ho tlhoi
don't rcmen Der That M mother ucd any cHprcs'on "
the limo that my father said 70 ne, ror goa
John, DONE El your mother, .i,.r go sot
biz price for the farm my ms"ls s"s
none Of the proceeds that am aware %; !
have mover paid any taxes: sometime ! swsa 49, Il,
swore az my father think had sonr nipy
Tire savings hanks In New-York National Trust oon
pany. hut not over 81 900; also had slgo ID Uh,lS
States bonds earned about 10000 on the farm soy
wood or the place for 81 100 aud stone for too noIo,
realized about $4,000; my father gave mo s'" "n'"
came Of age. ...t,w
Elijah Ryer recalled-I heard old Mrs Bussing testiy
In this case heard her say that John bad never usu
any profano violent language to her; hearn y JIM
cal, hs- mother a black hearted b; his father, motner
and myself were present: John said TO his iholn1,
within his father's hearing that he hoped pap WOMB
Ouye her, and that he'll would then have neI we
about the time they were arguing abont the deed al"
sure II was m connection with the deed 49,,
Ellen A. Ryer recaled-I remember mr.. furuy
bringing the deed for grandfather 70 sign; was ABOUT
ak years ago. Mr. Purdy said, 3" have got deco ior
you TO sign" grandfather said don't wish 10 sign u
can't do with my want; :" and Mr.. Puray tOOk
the deed away. unsigned; Mrs. Bussing made remark
that she regretted that John had not died, "a ne m
treated her and rash ana ugly " hcr VIC
present when he struck sister with pair OF bonBS
aud sud he sorry that he bad not killed her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18

Opd In Ncw-York. Ohio. Illinois, tho advantages
dcuied her at home She may be Margaret falier ~
talent she may be the descendant OF half doacA colo
NAL Governors, and the daughter OF uhlunaiic-it
cannot help her! II she needs collegiate trlnne rho
must pgnk her trunk for Poughkeesc. or for Oner or
Tor that home Of distressed wonanhood called
Aun Arhor. The Treasurer OF Harvard UhNer
sity reports income OF tii6,Bi CT, and ca
hibts total receipts, during the past year, 81
sTs9659 OS. Much of this income came directly,
first last, from the generosity Of women, and great
deal indirectly from their toiis Here are
Boston girls who have lived close 20 Cambridge a their
vesit IL only crossing riverthey could visit the col
legcs look az the halls admire the key holes co
tour grand" Lowell writes OF the excluded trustees Of
Albany Observatory: but never could they have any
key 20 walk in. To he sure II they very daring in
deed they might with the cOnnvance OF some professor
slip In to stray lecture IN the mathematical course;
in the University Course they might attend lectures
freely, since, otherwise, there would be often no gu
dience but the anitor But till they had left the Hud
son between them and the home % the Purtans they
could be nowhere permitted honestly TO eat OF tie fruit
of the tree Of knowledge It Is hard penalty for the
OF our first mother that Alma Mater should
resOutely refuse to bear any daughtersi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
Mr.. FRIEpGEN's EXPLANATION.

TO khe EdftOr Of The TrfbUHe.
SIR: With regard to the part | have taken
ms to the making and investigating charges against the
ChiIdrens Aid Society. beg leave 70 make statement
through your columns. made charges against ehe
Trustees Of the Society The charges that are mace
against their Secretary, Mr.. Brace, Mr. Macy MI D.
Brace and In particular Mr. Trott, the superintendent
OF the Girls Lodging House, shall be aos 10 'u9''
before get through with tho Investigation ~ ths
testimony with regard 10 changing the naues ~
children ana the children OF CathonSs IN ,hst u~s
becoming Protestans stated distinctly sa,s sn rnles
incidental and in no way be atrioueo ~ Any sny
or REGULATIONS OF the society Nor did charge as any
thing wrong that students and clergy ~ ;n,nlS
TO address the boys at the Lodging hyu'o' ou' 'f'
replied 10 questions put To me- under , .orrespond-
am not retail lagerbeer seller % m, he propr,-
emf has been Informed by the Malicious out 20.
etor Of place in the vicinity Of nov business
target excursions, balls, &e anu 60 lster Which was
y en- me when was applying Tor Tue az Rhode
lntendent OF tho State Farm an" ""'A'''
Island. a.. g.. Hs..ytA.s Nsy Fort tsae w7V,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
POLITICAL, NOTES.

The German Republican Central Committee,
sic,mnd Kaufman presiding, completed IT. oreaLiz %
ton last evening FOR the ensuing year by the adoption a.
new Constitution and the formation VI an LAecuu'e
tOmtIttcr.
The Missouri State Senate has passed con-
current resolution pscy ously adopted ~ the Houst'
asking Congress to pas, fun and complete Amnesiy
act The House has passed bill taxing AL the faIo4'
i'm the state.
The Republicans of Fairfield and Litchfeld
Couuties Copn. have nominated Mr.. George Colin OF
Salisbury for Congressman from the IYth District Ar.
Cofn il native ~ salisbury. and the proprietor OF tx
tensive iron works iu that pace.
The Regular Republican Association OF the
XVIII Assembly District met last evening Benjamin
Merritt IN the chair and passed resolutions condemnns
the policy OF Collector Murphy indorsng Cen Grant,
declaring the Central Committee OF which blr Greeley
A. President be the representative OF inc ifue hPu
can party OF the city and County OF NcWlor llah-
ing Mr. Greeley FOR his efforts 10 brug ABOUT aITnunS
IN the Republican parry, cuiOgHng tue Nun hchiJ
smith and iudoT-ing the Chicago PLATFORM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18

The following bills were passed: Incor-
pOraung Odd-FelOws Han. In WatertOvn; authorizing
cooperating the WAliamsburgh sharphOoters' Society
amending the act permit muuic pal corporations 10
aid in the construction Of railroad improving certain
stroes Ia Brooklyn; amending the charter OF the Mutual
Pre- Insurance Company; requiring insurance cOmpa-
Nee 70 make their policies more plain and leg1be ;
amending the charter Of the New-YOrk and Brooklyn
lurnver,ln; authorizing Tie Empire Mutual Life In
suranCe Company increase IT'S capital stock amend
ne HE charter u me Mutual Life Insurance Company
Of New lOrk adiGg the act extending the fire limits
an vac tty OIL Brooklyn amending the charter Of tie
t0lege Of Pharmacy incorporating the NeW-1ork Mu-
ta Loan ana savings rOCety; amending the charter Of
tne 9ca Mechancs' Association incorporating IOus-
saint LOuvcrturr College, Pnughkeepsie; authorizing
the appointment OF additional clerks ia the District
Courts. New-IOrk.
Bills reported for a suspension bridge over Cay
aka Inlet; foI making new indexes OF mortgages re-
corded Ina Queen. County, Incorporating the NcwYOrk
state Loan and Trust Company fixing the fees OF JUS
tees ~ the Peace and cOnsables in criminal cases
relative % the powers and duties Of the Kings County
hurrOgates Court amended 10 include Westcl ester
County; 70 supply BnghautOn with water relative 10
the Clerk Of the City and County Of NcwYO 10 ia
certain assessments on the property OF the Rosau Cath
ole Orphan Asylum, Brooklyn; 10 widen NE C0ney
Island plank road; Incorporating the Ocean Hill AssO-
lean Loan and Trust Company
Bills were introduced relative 70 Courts Of Special ses
sons IN newton giving them the jurisdiction
10 now possessed p} Courts Of General Sessions;
Ieng the GreenpO Ferry COMPANY 10 run boat from
ihe foot Of last cnt 81 New York To GrcenpOint ave.
Brooklyn, every hau hour aiter II m, and every 10
minutes from a. m 10 u D. H.; relating TO granting
diplomas 20 ply sicisns 10 abolish the contract system
IN 5ttGe prisons; providing Tor the testing OF Daylss
steam propeller for canals; authorizing tine Black River
and g. Ia wronoe Company Railroad 10 carry fre g and
passengers and charge therefor providing for The Az
pOratBg the International Trust and banking Compauy
VI hew-YOrk; incorporating the Society OF ODlate
FATHERS for missions among the poor OF the STATE
making railroad corporations liable, IN damages for in
Jues u passengers except where the passengers are AT
faut Incorporating the Long Island City savings Bank
fixing the fees OF pilots OF the Port Of New-York
The House then ADJOURNED until 1850 D. VI the nth
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LATEST SHIP NEHS.
rFor other ship Sers ser Second Pa5,.l


rFgr other ship Bers ser Second Pd5>I
steamship Aberls-e BacksOOd hor'oh vita 'ss- ana fs 70
Oh Dominion SteamsiD Go.
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Bsr e-uncook Henmngwsy Ses Orleans jan y ~is .f ana
nalas.ss 10 Sb.pla ard Candy Co V 10 81 Hos{tioo
~ ea A. lIogi Crammer Nes-Oreans WAS IN sN ho
molasses v II. Brigham Had ene Ae-9ef -P - NIL
heaFy n. sni \. T. galfa
IsaaeK eene Richie. Ssrof
schr A. A. Ivns .Bodine Virginia
Y. r. Williams Dosne Virginia
Schr. T. q Benton Pnce Baltimore
schr Jane. Jones' RArnvf Baltimore Tor Buds-porS
schr. A. x. Moes Phillips Dslassre
schr. Old Chad. MoChhtoek, hes Be1ori
Schf. May Rice &C. Fsn RIVER
sebr snsah Westbrook. Lnobn, Poans 9th lumber 70 ''@
sebr Nellie scott Mn Penasols days with amher u mass
scbr S. Smith Grace Wilmington n C. Gays with naval .'ef~
Se o Thomas Holmes a Co - l. . -. -. ..S
~. naHer
RISD-Saaset light, s. z; eloody
SAILED.
Steamships yerFoo cay Of Memo Tor Vera OrS>
ks F.nitA. ior Wilmington, n C.
DOMESTIC PORTS"
cg.R.r.ro, Feb IIArnred seamsh James Airer, tsS
yewYO; Maryland from Baltimore shs j. ClarA ron
James vandFe from SOfsh sailed bark ha"i Ee % OF "~
5. &. - o.. ...A,. DID,, e.
ssytSN.T Ga Peb IT-Avd bark Careon, from ses toft
Cleared schs MARY d. Haskell snd David FsDst io 81 hs os
Abnegaon for Liverpool; Oh Goien Rue iof Amsterdam
PoHT MoSaoE Fe5 I1.Passci cot lp Annapolis bf Lave 49,
ain David stewart MOntsyiieO barb Gusse Irunn an
val Alice Abbot FOR HahnEi brig sanse "esa %. N
.rbrs Bordon Tor Porto J. Palmer Tor por IN p ~ "
Teenr FOR Johns Passed in Tor Baltimore brgs itaa
Ponce p Chesapeake from DcmSraaj barb hilton iro NO DN
Da1es Mndora brig John Walters and srh SHILOH ITO"
san FssScsco Feb rArve ship George Greao. ho~ Nee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
covcrpr IN AID OF YOUNG WOMEN.

A concert is to be given this evening oy
tina Riyard Club, at Apollo Hall. for the pehen. VI
the Young Ladies Branch OF the LADIES Ohri''t'n
Union. No more worthy charity appeais 70 t,e
ever ready generosity OF our citizens INC oD
oc, ~ the Association Is to benefit young WoInen'
5enepdeut on their own e1ertions for support py
for them safe boarding places in private iAine'' o'-
poyment church privileges, and lntenee'uAi '"I'o''
meDt: -. ..,o.. ~, h..
aeved funds 10 the amount of nearly si,p a P'eas,
a., eommodous room has been secured az Nos ~ anu
a corner OF Eleyenhs men hsS peeh
,s.tefy fitted up and here some me ., tne assO
a,tn are daily present welcome any young women
Who NAV apply FOR information respecting oosrd or EN-,
nt They extend a cordial invitation 70 ladies 10
Po1 ,h room III the Young Ladies Branch at any
and rfts are earnestly solicited Tor the a5ray OF
re hooks daily and weekly papers ana periodicals;
TO- paintlngs and engraving, that the room may be
abarrad "a attractive and homo-lks es possible.
~ Aocstioa 10 prepared 10 receive orders for
in1 Of hand and machine sewing uneuding dress
M and Infants eothingD embroidery In slk, thread
VI ,rtad also Of fancy ARTICLES Orders are solicited
Iii One Assurance that the work val DO satisfactorily