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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-01

Precocity bases its claims to future great
ness on the fact that Fisher Ames entered
Harvard at the age of twelve, and Edward
Everett at thirteen Bishop Heber trans
lated "Phadrusn into English at seven ;
Anna Seward repeated the first three
books of Paradise Lost" at nine; and
Lord Brougham wrote on philosophy at
eighteen.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-01
HOME NEWS.
Dissatisfaction Regarding the Italian COn-
SuI General.
NEW YORK PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

sui General.
New YORK, Sept 30.-The primary elections
at Tamnlany passed off quietly
Chief Justice Chase is here, en- route for Prov
idence
\ meeting of Italians is PROPOSED, to request
the Italian Government to recall the Consul
Geueral, E. d. Lucca.
New York, Sept. 3O.-The employees of the
city presented themselves for their monthly pay
but found no money.
Capt. Mcclellan, of the steamship Britannia,
from Glasgow, was lost overheard in attempting
to save a lady passenger while the ship was Civ
ing heavy lurch, and was drowned, all efforts
to save him proving unsuccessful.
No trouble is apprehended at the laborcrs
meeting tonight.
George o. Evans, charged with embezzling
funds, was before Judge Mcclure on writ of
habeas corpus The decision was reserved.
There was Wholesale discharge from the
construction department OF the navy yards to-
day
DIR. Davis, of Brooklyn, the indicted abor-
zionist, has been Imprisoned.
ATLANTA, GA, Sept 30.-Attorney General
IdIIOH Was ulSGAdIgou bO-uttS 1IOi1 bilC ClitI ~
Of cheating and swindling brought against him.
WASHINGTON, Sept G0.-Owing to the inter
ruption of the mails between New Orleans and
Galveston, by quarantine, arrangements have
been made by the Postofice Department to send
the mails between New York and Galveston by
the Mallory line Of steamers weekly during thC
continuance Of quarantine.
In the Doren case for killing Mccarthy, th'
defendant submitted without argument Blu
as one of the jurors was sick and prisoner raying
under the circumstances the court adjourned t
to Monday.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 6O.-At special meet
ing of the Chamber Of Commerce the following
resolution was passed;
ResoLued, That we feel warranted in giving
our solemn assurance based upon the report OF
the Board of Health and our most distinguish
ed physicians that the health Of the city was
never better and that no epidemic exists at all.
1t was adopted
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-01
nnnr Killed.

Another party of Knoxvillians have been out
deer driving in Anderson county. They had Il
big chase, and on Thursday morning deer was
killed, but as i'll luck would have it the success
ful marksman was a native, Mr.. Riley Dagley
Knoxville came in too late for the honor, al
though she carried some of the meat home We
are informed that deer are plenty, and fine hunt
ing in the neighborhOod of Ross station at the
present time.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-01
Our Hob Office,

1t may not be generally known that we have
one of the very best Job Offices in East Tennes-
see. We are prepared to do all kinds of book
and lob work on short notice, in the latest
style and on reasonable terms.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-01

The collection for the Pope nNew York
amounts to S31 ,250.24, besides a Roman
bond for 800 francs. This is stosupplement
the loss of his income from his recent tenn
poralities. The Roman Government al
lows him 100000 a year.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-01
New Sign.

Bell and Bells new livery sign is by far the
most handsome thing of the kind i'll town. YOu
will say so when you see it. -...-- ---
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-01
Gold Pens,

If you wish to see splendid assortment OF
Gold Pens, step in the E. T. r. H. You can
be suited in any style and at all prices
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-01
S Y p HILLS

VI all diseases which flesh is heir to- none bring 50
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-01
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-01

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-01

Orders for job work from nelghbOring coun-
ties promptly attended to at the CHRONICLE Of
fee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
NETWORK, TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1871.
attention. and they had It. swineburne seemed scarcely
70 sleep at ALL and his aids and the ladies worked like

attention. and they had It. swneburne seemed scarcely
70 sleep at ALL and aids and the ladies worked ike
Trojans.
We had two Prussians both MORALLY wounded,
and died after though tho Last one struggled on
some three weeks IL was n wonderful case, Tor MS
pevis was literally spntered. called them Prtssians,
but they Saxons, from Leipzig Splendid TEL
lows both of them and IL grevcd to have them die
Thus far the boubardmcnt has amounted TO nothing
II has only served to eIasperate the people without
hang Them for don't think that tho tnns OF tuns OF
iron thrown into the forts and city has killed more than
o dozen and wounded some nfty
Tho famine question is a serious but from all l
TO hold another weeks at the very least The suf-
ferng In reality, IA among the better class-those VINO
have been used 10 uxury-for the poorer orders
have plenty OF bread and wine beside soup and some
times meat and rice which they obtain from the can
teens should Judge that have horses enough to last
another days and bread enough for another two
months.
Joseph IL indefatigable and Mr. Durand CLOVIS with
admiration at his skill in procuring provsions thunps
Americal !" The nursery floor has become mcnagric,
In which all things living and dead arc stored Tor Sc
crccy Fine rabbits chickens and an occasional goose
hold 10 In common with defunct animals and enTepu-
tiOus pieces Of horse and mutton M. Johnson, our
cashier and his assistants daily at the Caisse be-
tween 10 and O'Clock but there Is little business doing
beyond the small supplying OF money To our resident lei
lowcountrymen. Mr.. and Mrs. William are deserVediy
popular and their the resort for all Wishing
where all from time TO time. We look forward 70
the time when can do square" days Work win
increasing anxiety and promise ourselves all manner Oh
happiness when the mill shall roll again, for, no DOUBT
the siege raised, Paris will be flooded with Amer
leans Your obliged and sincere friend, VIC d.
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THE INDIAN TERRITORY.
A MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT GRANT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 80.-The President sent
to Congress, to-day, the following message:
To the Senate and House Of Representatives.:
transmit herewith official copy Of the proceedings
OF tho Council OF Indian tribes held at Omulgee IN De
cember last which resulted In the adoption Of declsra
ton Of rights and Constitution for their government
together with copy Of the report OF the Commissioners
OF Indian Affairs and the views Of the Secretary VI the
Interior thereon.
II would seem highly desirable that the civilized In
dams Of the country should be encouraged In establish
ing for themselves form OF territorial government COM
pabe with the Constitution OF the United states, ana
with the previous custom toward communities lying
outside OF the state limits. concur IN the views ca,
pressed by the Secretary OF the Interior that IL NOUN
not be advisable 10 receive the new Territory VIII VIC
Constitution II Is framed 80 long as errtofa,
form OF government is preserved Congress should nou
the power Of approving disapprOying OF All
action of the Territory, and the Executive shouu WIZ,
the advice and cohsent OF the Senate nave tho po"i
appoint the Governor and judicial oicers, ana Pos
shly, some others OF the Territory. ,-,.o
This IL the first indication OF the aborlgnees desiring "
adopt our form OF government and is highly aeslrao
that they become sefsustanng, selfreylng tnils'i
tempt at territorial government we may nope TOT s"
ua concentration OF other Indians In the new ,3
therefore recommend rs close an sai 30 Vii 20
wishes az /. consistent with safety III mignt We W. "a
limit the appointment Of all territorial oIi en- y,
by the Executive, to native citizens OF Tue
any exceltonb be made to this rule wshiu fe'e"hehd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

THE machine shop OF Rlcnard hotbwel, ~
Dover N H. was burned yesterday. Loss $500
....Smth & Doves carpet yarn factory in Andovsr,
Mass was bAIued sunday Loss, $500 insurance, se
The store of Churchill, Gilman Il Co, on
C.oacy st. Boston robbed Of $500 worth " MAS uo'e
Saturday nj hit
Adyices from Tucson and Preston. Arizona
preen that Apsche. numbers Committing
laundering the white settlers and r1Da u their seek.
The three-masted schooner Franconia, Capt
Tr,Uorr from Baltimore for Galveston srSsy
about 20 below Baltimore Her condition
e IL. Moss, colored, under an indictmeDS in
for outTsgng the daughter Of C. shot Asd
ic BY The father Of the girl Sandy night While prs"nss ssss'
Cour,orss house
IA fire occurred in millinery store in MONTREAL
sunday The proprietor sh bis wife aud too laughter ssA<s
death with great hhcuy. Anepbes Of lie propHc~ so ~rsss
girl perhed in the flames
IA row OF wooden buildings on Maln-st, Nor
wch Conn the wauegan House. ~srr oune last sesils
AdolphUs r. Frank lost 5000 inusnc SOW" 1"bs y htS'
picture frames Joss So 900; insurance, ps0o
Julius r. Hartwell has petitioned the u. n
hsbess corpus TO rlesse hn som Ssf
the State
uc On ground his imprisonment v Illegal nsnUsh Lsss
as the place vherss he az kAs S.>A
bees moved 10 PtSkeh The sn1 "a iesarnaole fse. q
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COLLISION At SEA.
LOSS OLE TIE srEAMsHIP KENsINarnH.

LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP KENsINGTOH.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 30.-Thc steamship Ken
sngton, Capt g. H. Mathews, left Savannah, jan d. fos
Boston, with full cargo, consisting of cotton rioe lum
ber and hides. On Friday evening, the nth, 81 y
O'clock when co miles n. " E. from Cape Ha,teras,
the Kensington into by the bark Tempar from
Baltimore for Rio Janero receiving the fun force Of The
bark the port side Just aft the midshps The steam
ship cut down below the water+ine, filed rapidly,
and went down in about 30 minucs The and
crew OF the Kensngton, and belonging 70
the bark. who jumped from the bboom Of the hAsh
board the steamship when the ycesels together,
had barely time get In the boats and clear wreck
before the vessel went down. The boats see2ed n
the direction OF the bark where last seen bat nothing
could Of IT, and the supposition that that
vessel had gone down also. The boats werc nen
headed west for the land, which was thought
to be the North Carolina coast distant sbout
30 miles The wind at the time of starting north,
blowing a good breeze, and the sea not very rough.
After being the hours the steamship Georgia
picked I'D the crew. all Of whom savd The Tenn
par supposed to have gone down Also a. she was snh
ing when Of her jumped from the bowsprit TO
the deck OF the After taking to the boats largo
quantities spars rigging, &C., passed not belong
ing to the Kensington. The following 10 . list OF The
passengers and crew picked up by the Georgia:
PAssESGERs-John Nolan, A. ID. Robinson, j. H. Levis
NJ. Kelley, Mrs. Kelley and child, Miss L. stiles W Mar
liams J. c. Laud, Charles Bururn, NJ. Ryan, MrA A. l.
Brown and two children.
CREw-Captain, g. II. Mathews; g. Sampson Purser
Joseph Baker First Officer A. \. Lewis, Second 0cer;
Thomas Kelly, James Percy, Joseph Percy Daniel
kennedy, Alexander Cavanagh, Edward Jackman'
sEisks-MarE Thornton. engineer; Hnsn MsaHss,
FIRST assistant; H. c. Thornton, second assistant Allen
Mckenzie, James Ray, John Edward, oilers Henry
Kelly, James Kane, James Dalton, John Johnson Pat
Bryan, Owen Donoho~, fremen Dennis Doian, Chniss
Beers, Thomas Leonard, passers George Jschsoh
steward Peter Singer, cook Louis Dcuardt soeSzo
cook; John Hallisy, messmsn; Kate ADd>fs@
stewsrdess.
The Georgia cruised about in tho vicinity for ssns
time, hoping to pick up Of the crew Of the lbah, sss
nothing of them was seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 3.-The notorious
torOer and bank swindcr known different times and
in different places by the Of Charles VSnpoo Chss
Broclaway, Charles Seymour, William c. Waterman,
John Pike &C. was arrested last week In this city by
Chief OF Police Bergman and Detective BISHOP Ins
morning he was placed board the train bound Tor
NewYork in custody Of Detectives lilly and Kelss OF
that city, where he wanted 70 answer Tor the commits
sion Of some OF his peculiar crimes. THIS man,
whatever may be his real name, WA tho partner
of Lewis NJ. Van Eaton, who vas arestod
in Nev-Orleane short time ago, who, according
70 report had to exercise considerable strategy
10 evade the service OF wrts OF habess corpus WINS
going north This man with such plurality OF names
and lis associates Ia been engaged Tor severa
years in systematic swindng operations ana thore ~
hanks in different parts of the country out OF sums
ranging from t25 600 To t5Ooo Their plan was 70 pur-
chase United States certificates Of deposit and bank
checks certified not, then alter the numbers and
smounts, and collect the money, The prisoner was
Known here william c. Waterman, and was arrested
for robbing the Bank Of North America in Hewiork Of
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Jan. 8O.-The following are the par
teulars far be obtained of recent tragedy PAP
petrated 1t Rockt Grove. winnebago County, Illinois "a
farmer name not gven residing between Spring Grove
and Rock Grove recently sold his farm and received the
money last Tuesday. on Wednesday night he left his
home and went 10 Rock Run On his return, and whom
near his home, he confronted by man who DO
handed his money The farmer drew Q revolver and
shot the robber dead. Starting for his house he encon
tered two other men, each OF whom he dispatched with
his revolver On entering the house he found his wife
and daughter weterng in their blood the latter pein4
dead, and his wife dangerously wounded. when lass
heard from, one Of tho dead men recognized -
stranger who had recently attempted ~ purchase NE
from the farmer This story seems to be imrsoee
BILE but the details from several dneren sources
and are nearly identical.
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MEXICO.

PRESIDENTIAL PROsPECTs-TnB TEHAUNTEPEc
EXPEDITION OPPRESSED.
MEXICO, Jan. 26.-Lcrdo do Tejada has re-
gned No successor has as yet been appointed but it
ia believed that NJ Romero will be called upon to n tho
vacancy.
Manuel Payne will assume the secretaryship OF the
Treasury.
The prospects OF the reelection Of President Juarez are
natterine The intelligent and wealthy favor Lerdo de
Teada President JuareZ has removed several OF Hro
appointments, hut has retained Escobeda, HruIs'.
been placed in the hands of Gen Roche, Jnarlst Joa
aun Barrande, Lerdst has been elected Go'erhQf o
Yucatan. "a 1. 49,
The War OF Guerrero continues, and s turn
ing unfavorable 10 the Government. -,
Americans throughout the country complain OF inc
oppre ssioD OF the local authorities.
fhe Tehauntepec Expedition progressing favoraby
The report sufficient quantity of water on the
summit Of tho route for the purposes OF canal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
sMuGGLING AT SAN FRANCISCO

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-Special Agent Mclean
OF San Francisco reports the seizure a; that port on
board the Pacific Mail steamer Japan, from Hong Kong,
China OF pounds OF opium II was found concealed
in fresh tank In the engineer department he
ALSO reports the seizure OF 10 pounds Of smoking opium
on board OF the Company steamer plying between
panama and San Francisco. The officers OF the Treas
nry arc also in OF the fact OF smuggling ny
women who visit these vessels before their cargoes are
discharged and articles about their clotnhs
Cant Edrdge agent for the line OF steamers dsnlosea
the three OF the steamer japan ana
We're suspected OF being engaged in the trans
a.tin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
TTLBGRAPHIC NOTES.

The weather in Indiana is like Spring. The
rpor has DISAPPEARED
The annual cOnvocatiOn OF the Grand hoyai
Ib CHAPTER Of the Of NEWTON Will be held N Albany
Oh Taoslay Feb J. =,
The present membership Of the Western NORTH
Catalina or Warm spnpg Colony 49, and not 1000 A. hn been
The Warm Spring property ishd 5000 by te pss,l oshe
moi AZ s5O3OOO reported although u vii pooln ~,
established.
Charles II. MCDOWELL, one OF the proprletOrs Oh
m, , Mas GasStt6 dei estsriay lie ~ht " nun ef OF
Ger, eonnti with The Boso, Lg dfr - Irlo1i ~ cor
d al te,u oouBecte other Boston 0ufuas lie va
E Ns and member Gsnd Amy VI he heluibe Ls'hs
80, 81 dgnaf u, sI nonus reln'it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS,
TILE EASTERN QUESTION.

EXTRAORDINARY DEMANDS OF THE SULTAN.
LONDON, Monday, Jan. 30. 1871.
A dispatch from Constantinople to The London
Times says the Porte insists that the London Con-
ference shall restore to Turkey full control of tho
Dardanelles and Bosphorus and refuses to consent
to any new international stipulation limiting the
navigation of those Straits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
CUBA.

A SUSPICIOUS STEAMER TOWERING ON THE COAST.
HAVANA, Jan. 3O-A suspicious two-masted
steamer appeared of Trinidad the morning OF the 2'h'
There are no Spanish vessels now In port ana con
frequently the matter cannot be investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
THE CHIEF OF THE CHERoKEEs AssAssISArEl

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 29.-Ihe NeOshamo Josrra!
of Thursday last Is informed that Lewis
Downing, the Chief OF tho cferokes indfans'
WA assassinated on Thursday night, 18th list.
There has been much excitement In the nation ov1 We
proposal 20 secionaze the rbes The pure blcode ase
Spnosed 10 H. hut the hafbreeds favor It, thoughs
that the murder the Chief grew out or the quarrel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
ROJnIANIA.

PRINCE DIsGUsrED AT THE LIBERTY ENJOYED
BY HIS SUBJECTS.
LONDON, Monday, Jan. 80. 1871.
A letter from Prince Charles of Roumania ID
published limiting at his approaching resignation on ac
count of the too great liberty allowed the people by tho
Constitution.
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Total United ststes.ss, 5ss,iso sl,44s,s2i


II will be seen that there has been decrease In only
two states-Mane and w-Hampshire, and one Terri.
tory-New Mexico The loss In the latter Is accounted
for by the fact the Territory has been divided since
the Census taken 10 form new Territ0res snd
the small gain several Of the others accounted for
the new state Nevada which Is explained by the rush
20 the gold in that state during the past few
Cent? re of gam in the District Of Columbia Is greater
than that OF any State In the Union with the exception
NJ the states Of Iowa. Kansas Minnesota Nebraska and
.Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.
Gen. Ysanienio. has ebesn appointed

Governor OF Tie PHiNVphC IFldIIus
.... The steamships Rhine, from this port
on the 18th. and the Lipsc from Baltimore ON the l2th
arrived at Bremen on the Nth inst
"A decree has been issued which con-
yokes the Federal Council Of the German Empire on tho
10th of February. The German Parliament meets on
March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
THE NINTH CENSUS.
LFron The Washington

EFron The Washington Chronicle Jan DOL
The following table was prepared In the
Census Bureau. and 10 nearly complete The only ds-
ricts estimated unimportant ones In two or three
Southern States:
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

REPORT BY GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPH OF OBSRR-
yATIONs AT 1l:47 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
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THE FALLEN CAPITAL.
THE PORTS QUIETLY OCCUPIED by 1hh
PRUSSIANS.


PRUSSIANS.
THE CITY TO PAY FIFTY-THREE MiLLLioN
-nouRBAKI's ARMY ENDEAvORiS' IN
ACROSS THE FRONTIER.
1nxDos Monday. Jan. 80 le'l'
,asr.,ch ,rou Versailles bearing date OF to-day
.rs the Occupation Of the Paris forts by the 'e'-
man t,oor, was unattended by any incident Oh gen.
eral interest. A..
m. ,.o,iD, edition Of The Tines contains DIS
-, from Versailles which states that the c0n'ri-
,n,;o r,pcsed upon Paris by the articles OF eap''-
ulation is 100000 francs
d;sra,ch forwarded from Versailles TO BOZ
,..n1 On the 2sth, by Jules Favre, to the Govern
,nont at Bordeaux, says the treaty was @gneo To-
d.v There is to be an armistice for q DAYS The
National Assembly is to be convened at bordeaux
an the 18th of February. The elections take place
on the 9Th Of February. A member Ofthe Pans Gov
.,r,,cnt leaves at once for Bordeaux.
II il reported from Basic that numbers OF Gen.
sourbakis Army arc crossing the frontier armed at
Druntrut and Neuenburg.
An official dispatch to the Baden Ministry states
that the army Of Gen. Bourbski has entered Swift
,erlapd. crossing the border near Bruntrut The
reported attempt of Bourbah to commit suicide is
eon6med
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ARREST OF VAN EAToN's PARTNER

IBarometor corrected for temperatuTe and eIevah