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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-20
Another Orsier from PIeasanton-
New Rocks IN he provtdaa


Alfred Pleasanton, Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue, has issued special order
No. 81, from which we make the following
extracts,
The book, Form No. so, on which recsi-
hers and wholesale liquor dealers are now
required to keep an account Of all spirits
received and sent out by them, prescribed
In Special No. II, dated Dec. 20, 1869,
being unnecessarily complicated and diff
cult to keep, is further use, on and after
the 1st OF May next, is dispensed with.
In pursuance Of the provisions of section
45, act of July 20, 1868, Form No. SO re-
Vlsed, Is prescribed as the book on
which each rectifier and wholesale liquor
dealer will keep an account of all distilled
spirits received aud sent cut by him on and
afterth LIST Of May next.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-20
GENERAL MARKETS.

"WEDNESDAY, April 10, 1871.
Nashville Cotton Market.
4Ae market today was dull aRd heavy
and there was net IL same willingness on
the part Of buyers to operate as was ex-
hlbited on the day previous. We quote ca
follows:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-20
BANKING HOUSE
Rational Savings Company

L. G. TARBox, Cashier.
THOs. 8. MARI, President.
81 Deposits received, and interest allowed
hereon, loans negotiated, collections made, and
General Barking business transacted coils Il
The New York herald., 1871-07-11
STAT ITEMS.

Large Break In the Erie Canal-Accsdent on
the Albany and Susquehauna Railroad
Narrow Escape Of Passengers.
ALBANY, July OF, 1871.
serious break occurred In the Jordan level,
Middle division of the Erie Canal, at all early hour
this morning, some thirty feet being washed away
Commissioner Wright has gone west with q large
force to repair It, 1t is expected navigation will be
stopped for two days.
The heavy rains prevailing In the western part Of
the State undermined q biidge on the Albany and
SusQuehanna Railroad, about o mile east Of
Bainprldge, last night. train, consist
ing OF locomotive, three coal cars, two
freight. baggage and two sleeping coaches
came along at three O'Clock this morning,
ana In passing over the bridge broke through. The
locomotive broke the coupling with the tender and
passed Op, topping and falling into the creek
below. The tender and coal and freight cars fell
into the creek, filing up the gap, and. fortunately
leaving the eecping coaches, with some sixty pas.
sengers, on the track. state Treasurer brlstol and
other officials were on board. IL was very narrow
escape from terrible disaster. A wreckipg party
went out from here to-day, and II Is expected the
break will be repaired by Wednesday. Passengers
are being transferred across the creek In boats.
The Commission appointed 10 test inventions for
more rapid transit on the canals for which pre-
MUM OF $780, 600 ts offered, met this afternoon, and
adjourned after OrQaniZlnQ.
The New York herald., 1871-07-11
FEELING IN THE EIGHTH AND FOU2 TEENTH
WARDS.

AL through the Fourteenth and that portion OF the
Eighth ward which Is peopled by natives OF the
''oud sod" the prevailing sentiment was bitter op-
position to the parade. In every drinking shop
groups Of men were seen discussing IN an under
tone Of voice the chances OF safety for the Orange
men, Our reporter entered into conversation with
several OF those individuals One OF them exclaimed
that Orangemen don't want to become American
citizens and should not, therefore, be compared
with Irish Catholics who, for the most part swear
allegiance TO the republic as soon they arrive in
this country. Another said that the question was
simply whether band Of men should be allowed
TO walk through New YORK, openly insulting half
million OF Its citizens and provOKing them to
deadly conflict. Another denied any comparison
with ST. Patrick's Day procession which offers IN
suit to no citlzen. In few cases men were found
to advocate non-incerference with the Orangemen;
but they formed very small minority. They were
all retcent regarding the intentions OF the Irish
men In those wards, one OF them slyly observing
that In case the parade should take place all the
Hbernians living around that region "would get
angry; that's ALL" Rumor has 1t that this very
district Will turn out larger force than any other
to attack the admirers Of William Of Orange.
The New York herald., 1871-07-11
WASHINGTOTJ.
WASHINGTON, July 10, Is

WASHINGTON. July 10, 1871.
Withdrawal Of the New Loan.
The subscriptions TO the new loan since the be-
ginning OF July less than one hundred ana forty
thousand dollars. No subscriptions were reported
to-day, and the idea here Is that not over seventy
million dollars of the lve per cents will be taken In
this country In all. The report that the new loan
has been Withdrawn from the market is credited
here in well informed quarters from the fact that it
Is believed proposition is about being consum.
mated lookingto,he absorption of the whole of the
fve hundred millions OF the ve-twenty loan OF 1862
hucide Of an Assistant Engineer OF the Tal.
lapO0sa.
the united states steamer Taapoosa arrived here
to-day from New York. Near the mouth OF tho
Potomac River yesterday Second Assistant Engineer
James E. Watts committed suicide by jumping over
board. Search was made for the body without avail
Important to Pension Claimants.
The second Comptroller Of the Treasury Depart.
ment to-day decided that the roll Of soldiers mus
tered into the service of the State to be mustered
into the United States SERVICE but who died or were
discharged prior to the muster into the United states
service, should be received as evidence OF service
and the claims In cases of deceased men, should be
settled when satisfactory testimony Is furnished
that the soldier died OF disease or wounds con.
racted In line OF duty after enlistment. The deci
sion covers large number OF cases which have
heretofore been luled out by the Second Auditor as
irregular.
u United States Al Arbitrator.
An unauthenticated report prevails that Richard
n. Dana will be, II he has not already been, ten.
dered the ONCE Of United States Arbitrator 10 meet
with the other arbitrators at Geneva, under the
Treaty OF washington. 1t is certain that his name
has been favorably mentioned In that connection
and that the President VIII soon formally make the
selection.
Custom House Appointments CONFIRMED.
The acting Secretary Of the Treasury mas con.
1rmed the appointment nts OF Frank Rossander as as
sistant storekeeper in the New York Custom House
and ]. l.. P0sens as examiner and Thaddeus Skel.
ton opener and packer In the Appraisers office.
The New York herald., 1871-07-11
THE FEELING IN NEW JERSEY.


The Case Of the H,berniaus stated-secret
Preparations-Ncarly Four Thousand Hibsr-
mans "icady"-views of Prominent Irish.
men on the sftuation-Orangemen Refusing
to Gown Up."
That Jerseymen Will make themselves seen, felt
and heard In any combined attack that may be made
the procession tomorrow 1t would be useless any
longer TO deny. Whether their course be imprudent
or even criminal, the Ancient Order Of Hibernians,
numbering In Jersey City and the other parts of
Hudson county fully
TWO THOUSAND MEN,
are preparing for what they deem an insult
as much to Americans as to Irishmen. In
order to ascertain the views Of the members
Of this order and Of the other prominent Irish
societies on this movement q HERALD reporter
made his rounds yesterday among the leaders Of the
different organizations The State Secretary Of the
Hbernians Mr.. John Meehan, resides in Jersey City,
and is most active, energetic and industrious little
man. call was made at his place Of business yes
terday early IN the afternoon, and it was found
closed for the day. This was regarded as
oMISOUs
considering the mans constant application to his
business. Another prominent member OF the
order was sought out and found. lie at first de.
clned to give any Information whatever for two
reasons-nrst because secrecy In a matter like this
IL all-imporIant, and. secondly. because he holds
high political ONCE In the county and might CON-
promise himself with his constituents. A third
member. however, was found. wno without dis.
closing any part OF the programme, delivered on
opinion which, he states emDodles the views OF the
members Of the order.
WHY THE HIBERNIANs OBJECT.
In the first place, said the speaker, we object as
American citizens to any body OF men enjoying the
protection OF this great republic raising the banner
Of a foreign PRINCE whose successor, George the
Third drenched the fields Of this country with the
blood OF It's sons lighting for independence We
ave Il on record that Washngton's barefoot sol.
diers left bloody tracks on the rocks and highways
a. they marched to Trenton, In this very state OF
New Jersey. We know that q little more than thirty
years after wards that same English nag was raised
in tnis country, backed up by hosts Of armed men, 70
CRUSH OUT OUR REPUBLIC.
And we know that In the late war perhdious Eng
land played o treacherous part towards this coun.
try. Now we are asked IN the face OF Gil TINS, 10
stand tamey by and witness the raising OF that nag
In its most Odous form among again. Never, sir,
by Heaven These Orangemen are the
ENIssAR1E6 OF ENGLAND,
and England IL jealous OF the growing power OF
tns country. She seeks TO DIVIDE and conquer us az
sho did poor Irclapd You ask me why we In par.
tcuIar should charge Ourselves with the defence Of
IAe Sopntfys honor aud WIZ tslLsQa. " s psfauas
The New York herald., 1871-07-11

REroRrER-Ihen y :. enc orangemen are allowed to
parade they WIZ eurey he attacKedf
HIBERH.AT We don't mean TO molest them unless
they pay party tunes and they do shall attack
tDesn, 20 matter wnat comes; we want this anatr
settled one way or the other.
REPoRrER-And are you prepared for extremities
you know the Orangemen are armed.
HIBERNIAN-SO are we; every man or our society
has his gun aud bayonet aud as we are going to
have target excursion We shall take them with us.
have been twice engaged with them, and will nave
When the speaker alluded 10 the target excursion
his face assumed comic gravity that under
ether circumstances, would have been decidedly
amusing; but IN oil the evidently settled deter
mlnation OF these men to suppress the Orange cele
bratlOn at any cost, the subject was too grave to
allow the suspicion OF joke.
The New York herald., 1871-07-11
TELEGsAPHiC NEWS ITEMS.

yesterday
Henry f. Briggs much respected citizen OF Bernards2
town. Mass, hanged himself last nigh, while insane.
colored woman shot fatally while walking on thel
railroad track at SauEton, Va, last night by unknow
person.
THd LINCOLN, son Of exPresdent Lincoln, is In Chicaeo
doubtful His mother In constant upon him
despatch from Corinh, Miss. says dealer fron
Louisville named shuny was robbed Of $500 supper
table Friday night white converting with Deputy United
States Marshal named Messer The latter up lamp
for the purpose OF looking for the money but
by accident broke It, and the burning oil fell Shuy lap,
burning him % severely that little hope entertained Of hid
recovery. n
despatch from Bolivar. Tenn says Saturday last
near Toon's station the Mississippi Central Raroad2
John Rushun negro fred shots HIS when he'd
husband, Edward Bugg nterfered, and received ball ID
his body, morally woundng him. Another negro comna
up was shot at three times by Rushum, without effect
The New York herald., 1871-07-11
DOMINION OF CANADA.

American FriRatcs ut Halifax-POwder MILE
Explosion In Nova Scotia.
HALIFAX. N. s., July TO- 1871. j
The Austrian frigate Narva and the United StateS
frgates Constellation and Saratoga have arrived in
our harbor The two latter are on cruise aIond
the Atlantic coast, and have on board classes from
the United States Naval Academy. They Will remain
here about ten days.
The powder mills at Rocky Lake, fifteen milea
from here. exploited on Saturday morning, with a
great c0ncusslOn. No particulars nave been received
as to the loss The property was owned principally
by an American company. ~
The New York herald., 1871-07-11
HoAxlNe TINE AUSTRALIAN CoLONlsTs.

BAN FRANCISCO, July 10 1871.
The steamer from Australia brings accounts OF
recent scare caused there by report that pratt
ca expedition was fitting out In San Francisco to
make descent on the island. The colonsts ex-
pended some millions OF dollars called out the
volunteers erected earrhw orks and impr0vised q
neet TO repel the 1busters before they discovered
that the story was canard originating with two
boys VINO started u as joke. not dreaming OF the
excitement 10 would create.
The New York herald., 1871-07-11
ONE MORE uNroN TuNATe.

Minnie French, o woman twenty-three years OF
age, born In North Carolina, and who has for some
time past been living at the house Of III fame No. III
West Thrty-nrst street. attempted suicide at an
early hour last evening by shooting herself In the
left breast With Q pocket pistol Her injuries are
pr0nQunced 10 be OF fatal charRctets
The New York herald., 1871-07-11

An Orangeman Badly beaten by Ribbon.
men-An Unfortunate Kelly First in tie
Field.
Thomas Kelly, laboring man, who resides at No.
West Forty-seventh street. and who Is said to be
an Orangeman, was violently assaulted by a party
OF aborers at the corner OF Fifty-sxth street nd
Sixth avenue. He was so badly injured that he had
to be conveyed to st. Luke's Hospital By his
friends
The New York herald., 1871-07-11
WHAT An "AxCIExT RIBEnsIAsY THINKS.

MectIng Inst Night Of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians- Scores to be Settled with
the Orangemen.
At No. s2s Gold street. Brooklyn yesterday even.
ing, large meeting OF branch Of the Ancient
Order Qf Ubsgnians'' tQOk place NO sdmlasl0p
The New York herald., 1871-07-11
plLEs-PILEs-P1LEs.

DILES-PILEs-PILES y
Internal Or External Blind, Bleeding, Itching. Ac
Soa sr man o .us SIrss s
c.u''9 by * mild speedy procsss Of sSsOrpon
s. Jemss Hots. Broadway corper Of T~entV srh stres
The New York herald., 1871-07-11
BiSE BALL.

The Mutuals Defeated In Washington.
WAsHINGTON July 10, 1871. 4
The game between the Mutuals aud Oiymptcs was
witnessed by about two thousand people. The
weather was intensely hot but the game was played
with great earnestness and lasted two hours and
TWENTY-FIVE minutes. Tne game resulted in favor Of
the Olympics, the score being lo 49, as f0lIows:-
INNINGS ,
C7sbs 1t al 81 lM. 6tA 6h IN Skb OH h
SS.nRis..:..:::::.:.:s SS's%sls..:Ss sSl SPS IS Ess
The New York herald., 1871-07-11

The Military Fire on the
Mob.
Several Women and Children
Killed.
COL. O'BRIENHANGED TO ALAMPPOST
CbllisioR Between the Regulars and the Mob
in the Thirteenth Ward.
Disturbances In the Fourth, Sixth,
Seventh, Eleventh, Twelfth, Eigh.
teenth, Twentieth md Twen-
ty.seventh Wards.
Hot Work i'm the Fifth and
Sixth Avenues.
s0verFTwo Hundred People Sup
posed To Be Killed.
PROCLAMATION BY GOV. SEYMOUR.
Ho Asks the Mob To Be Quiet and
Promises to Protect Them.
Ap1cal from Archbishop Hughes to the Cathc-
lies to Cease Further Violence.
TIE SEVENTEENTH WARD BLOCKADED.
Railroad Tracks Torn Up and Tele-
graph Wires Cut.
Aedings in Broadway, Wall Street, the Elev.
enth Ward and Other Localities.
Excitement About the Seventh
Avenue Arsenal.
Loaded Cannon Planted i'm
the Street.
Destzuction of Property in Harlem
and Xorkville. !
The Rev. Father Quarters Saves House
from Being Sacked.
POSTMASTER WAKEMANS HOUSE BURNED.
The Twenty-third Precinct Sta
tion House Laid in Ashes.
~~~OO~~->~~>~~OoS~~>~~
Conaagration of the Weehaw-
a ken Ferry House.
~>~~-~>~>>~~So~->~-
Brooks Clothing Estab-
lishment Sacked.
ONE OF OUR REPORTERS ATTACKED. |
Five Thousand New York Militiamen Ordered
Back from Pennsylvania to This City.
RulnOred Suspension Of the
Draft.
xhe 0onscription Act Declared On
constitutional. \
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9HD NEGRO ADGTIPATHY. |
The Above Highly Exciting Heading Ap-
peared In the Herald July l5, 1863.
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TUMOR OF TWELVE YEARS. GROWTH CURED nv
RADwAY's REsOLvENT.

DR.. RApwAy.I have had 0yarsp Tumor the ovare4
and bowels All the doctors said, "There help
tried everything that recommended but nothing helped
me- saw your Resolven and thought would try II, buq
iess 81. bottle; Of the Rssolven and one bo. Of Kadwa
sgn Of tumor TO be seen or fe and feel better smarter
and happier than have for twelve yests The worst tumo
choose, HANNAH Y. KNAPP.
The New York herald., 1871-07-11

NOKNS CURED FOR 80 CENTS EACH; BUNIONs.
Nails Joints, &C., cured without pain Ihlaor cure
corns, bunione &c. by mali 900. -
DR.. RICE. POS Broadway, corner Fulton street
The New York herald., 1871-07-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

MtSCELLANEOUSs
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED, M
c no s S
NJ HOUSE, Attorney lsO broadway.
A BsoLgTE &c. g DIVORCES ~ LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
free Notary fpSs State ''
(oRMs CURED FOR so CENTS EACH; BUNIoNs,
Nails Joints &C., cured without pain AnnIhlator cures
Dr. RICE. y aos | Broadway sSS corner Fulton street.
HEALTHi BEAUTY
STRONG AND PURE RICH BLooD-rNcREAsE Oh
FLESH AND WEIGHT CLEAR SKIN AND BEAurK
Full COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL
DIR. RAILWAYS
sARsAPARILLlAN REsoLvENr
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES; sd
QUICK, SO RAPID ARE THE CHANGES THE BODY
uNDERGoEs, UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF rnIs
TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE, THAT
EVERY DAY AN INCREASE IN FLESH
AND WEIGHT IS SEEN AND FELT
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. 4
Every drop of the sARsAPARILLrAN REsoLvENr con,l
through the Blood Sweat and other fluids and
juices of the system the vgor Of life repairs was,e
of the body with material soRoFuLA coN{
SUMPTION, eLANDULAR DISEASE, ULCERS IN THE
THROAT, rHS At, MOUTH, TgxoRs; NODES IN THE eLANps
fAs;s Ss aaF Fsos Tk MHss zk
THE WORST FORMS OF SKIN DISEASES, ERUPfION5,'
FEVER SORES, sCALD HEAD, RING WORM, RALE
WORMS IN nfsi FfE FLksn iu1oRss cANoEss s AND 1
WEAkEMINa AND PAINFUL DISCHARGES AN6
OF THIS WONDER OF MODERN CHEMISTRY, AND a
e1 OF
the patient daily becoming reduced by the wastes andL
THAT pr & ne
rial made from healthy blood-and this the sARsAPARIL1
LIAM viii and does cure u certain for wnen onc
this remedy commences s work Of publication, and suc
rapid, and every the patent win feel himself growing
better and stronger the food dgesnR better appetite inp
proving and nesh and weight Increasing IL
Not only does the sARsAPARILLIAN REsOLvENft
excel all known al the OF Chronic Scro
ulous, Constitutional and Skin diseasss but is the only
positive cure Tor
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Gravel Dabese: Dropsy s.oppags of Water, Brishts Dis
TUMOR OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH CURED BY
RADwAY'S REsOLvENT. u
BEVERLY, MASS, July IL, 1879. ID
DR.. RADwAy-I have had Ovarian Tumor IN the ovarie4
and bowels All the doctors said There help for %
me- saw your Resolvent and thought would try H. but
had no faith In H. because had suffered for twelve years
toek SIX bottles Of the Resovent and boz Of Kadway
Ps and two bottles of your Ready Relief and there not
and happier than have for twelve years The tumoH
was In the left side of the bowels over the groin tLa
The New York herald., 1871-07-11
uEALTHi BEAUTY

HEALrHi BEAUTY !,
STRONG AND PURE RICH BLoop-rNcRrAse on
FLESH AND WEIGHT CLEAR SKIN AND REAurrs
The New York herald., 1871-07-11

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED INF
different States deseron &C., ilcient cause publ
icfy; no charge until divorce obtained; adv trees
nj. HOUSE, Attorney 160 Broadway. Il
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A the Courts OF different states. No publicity. Advic3
free Notary PUBLIC and Commissioner for every State
i. l. KING, ,Counseilor- At Law, 36s broadway
The New York herald., 1871-07-11

DIR. RAILWAYS
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sARsAPARILLlAN REsoLvENr

SECURED TO ALI
The New York herald., 1871-07-11

QUICK. SO RAPID ARE THE CHANGES THE BODY
UNDERGOEs, UNDER IHE INFLUENCE OF TbJa
The New York herald., 1871-07-11

VERY DAY AN INCREASE IN FLESH
AND WEIGHT Is SEEN AND FELT.
The New York herald., 1871-07-11

HE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-11
NEW YORK CITY.
NAV Yonk, FebrnarY ID

NhN AOhht 4 ACDluhlJ w.
AT nine O'clock last night US the Cincin'
natl express train entered the East End
of Bergen cut, fire was discovered inside
Of an Adams express car. The train was
stopped and half a car load Of silks, rib
bons and varieties were thrown out Loss
$4,000. The fire caught from the loco
motive sparks. The goods were consign'
cd to Philadelphia and Baltimore,
A regular meeting ofthc Union League
Club. leldlin its club house, was rendered
noticeable by y,the inaugural address Of the
newly elected president, WIN. J. Hoppln
In his address he referred to the history
Of the club and the service 1t has render
ed to the country during the rebellion
and hoped that the members would give
their attention toIpolitical measures cal
culated oanelloratC the condition Of The
nation and protect It's prosperity. The
address was received with great cnthus'
iasm by the members, and accepted ~
the true exposition Of what should be llt
policy Of tue club with reference to its
participation In local politics u
Large additional subscriptions were re-
ceivcd to-day to the French relief fund.
RpR Hngel, professor Of French Ian
guage ut the United States Military Acad'
emy tor the last twenty-five years, died
suddenly this morning at West Point.
Elias Dayon, receiving teller ot the City
National Bank o. Newark, N. J., bus beer
detected IN aydelalcati0n 'of $1,000. Il
has not been made knownby tho bank Of.
fcers, and Il Is presumed the affair Inns
been settled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-11
The Latest News.
GENERAL NEWS. z


It was currently reported in Cincinnati
yesterday, that the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad has determined 10 make q con
Meeting link from near Deerfield pia Leba'
non to Dayton, by which they will hayea O
through route to Chicago. ~ =" ~
The Howe Sewing Machine Factory
at Peru, Indiana, was totally destroyed by
fire Friday morning. Z. p. Loyeland
formerly editor Of the Mani County Re-
publican, perished in the flames, and three
others arc missing. Tho loss Is estimated
at 100000, partially covered by insur'
ance. The fire Is supposed to have origl.
mated in the drying room,
AT q meeting Of the citizens of Cleve.
land Thursday evening, the "Northern
Ohio Relief Association was formed,
with Mayor Buhem as President, TIP.
Handy, President Merchants National
Bank, Treasurer, and L. +. Mullen, Secrc.
tary, with fllly Vice Presidents, distribu.
ted among the important towns Of Nor
,hern Ohio The object Of the organiza.
tion Is for tho purpose OF soliciting money,
grain and seeds 10 send 10 the suffering
and Impoverished French and Germans
in Europe.
AN election was held last Thursday
In three districts or st. Louis county,
to elect o person to FIJI vacancies in tie
Radical committee Of McC Clurg county.
In one district q Liberal was elected, and
all the meetings passed resolutions adviS-
Ing harmony and ahearty co operation
between tho wings Of the Republican
party, - "a
"a bill was passed Ia Tie Lowe
House Of tie! Kansas Legislature, on
Thursday, 10 allow criminals TO testify IN
their own behalf, and husband and wife
70 testify Tor one another in criminal
cases.
The amnesty bill in the Kansas Leg.
islature was defeated In the Senate, md
the only way TO reach enIranchisement
now Is by submitting the constitutional
amendment tothe people. = au7
"A dwelling house in Northampton
township, was burned last night Two
children persisted, and the mother was
seriously injured. ID. ...g,, .q
Boston has subscribed 100000 to the
French Charity Fund.
Cincinnati Is TO have a street railroad
10 AVondalc. i,l,iG IH'3sEt}L