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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-26
MEssRs. Dx HAVEN & BRorHER, No. 30 8. Third

mESShS LIN HAVEN q bhOrHkh, NO. ~ .. T0lr0
street, Philadelphia, report the following quotations:
~: 3; ss OF ISL M Ill hSillH do 1882 dO9HslO9a
new, 10s@10sl 10 DO 1851, do lOSA @10sH do. 1865,
do. 10s%@1Os1s; 10-4Os, 1osS9lOs1s. U. S. 80 Year
nos; Silver lO5@lO1; Union Pacific Railroad
lat Mort. Bonds, 770@7s0; Central Pacific Railroad
9006910: Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds 8S0a70O. /.
MEssRs WILLIAM PAINTER Co, No. SO y. Third
street, report the following auotatiens:-U. s. es of
l09S 9l0914; do 1885, 09ISslO9H; do, july 1855,
10S@1os1S; do, July, 1857, 1OS2s@10sT; do. July,
1888 lOs%@iosI ;es 194G; 19sAalCS75. Gold, l1oR
NARR q LADNER, Brokers, report this morning
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

(By Cdble)
HAMBURG, Jan. A.-The steamship Cambria rrom
New York, arrived yesterday.
by TeLegTGph)
NEW YORK, Jan. 26 Arrived, steamship Br-
tannia, from Glasgow.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Jan. 26.-,The pllot-bOat
Maryland reports Passed in for Baltimore ship
May Dunday, from Newport, Wales; bark Lorenzo
and brig Seva, from liverpool; and brig Senorta,
from Rio.
In the Roads, bark Tempiar and brig Redwing,
from Rio.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures, 26
STATE OF THERMoMETRR AT THK EVENING TKLKGRAPH
OFFIOK.
sA. A.M.......1s IL A. M......24 2 P. M. M...... 23
SUN RISES ........ T16 MOON SETs..........1ll9
SIM SKys s........... $40 HIGH WATRR........ b'54
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamship volunteer, Jones' New York. j. f. OH.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Hunter, Harding, 36 hours from PrOy.-
dence, with mdse. and passengers TO d. b. Stetson
steamer Fanita, Doane, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. ana passengers TO John =. OIL.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer BenefactOT, sherwood, hence, arrived at
New York at ~ o'clock last night.
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FROM VIEW ENGLAND.
Death Of Georre T,c,snor.

BosToN, Jan. 26.-George Ticknor, the dis
tinguished scholar, died to-day at the age of
nearly eighty.
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Fire In Boston.

A fire last night, No. 25S Washin2 ton street
burned the millinery goods shop of Mrs. Shaw
Loss, $4,000; other damage, $500.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-19
The True Ground.

The Republican party has no moro
faithful and sagacious counselor than
the editor of IIarpers Weekly. Although
loyal to the Republican cause to the
yer; Of partnership, yet with the sensi-
bic Kindness of real friend, Mr. Curtis
adm nisters advice that Is all the more
who les me because mxed with judicious
criticism His opinion OF the proper nt-
ttude for the Republican organization
to assume on the tariff question. accords
with that already exp' essed IN these col.
umns, namely, that both extremes should
he avoided Admitting that Projections
its are now in u majority, he also rec>
ognIzes the fact that the thought Of tho
country is drifting inithe opposite direc-
ton, and he would avert disaster to inns
portunt industrial interests, sure to res
suit from II reaction against the presens
very high tariff, by voluntarily reducing
the duty on many articles, and thus in
Producing the true revenue reform.
This concilatory, medium c,urse, Mr..
Greeley chara cterized AS twuddle but
this is not satisfactory rcpy to thosa
who believe the Republican party is suro
OIL uNISlOt ahu utlcit u ioTCtu 10 Cndun>
pion nur present tariff Besides it can
not be too often repeated that, between
the ultra Protectio list, who believes no
tariff, to hish that home ministry can-
not be roo much protected" and tho
theoretical Free Trader, who would
have all duties repealed and government
, supported hy direct tax--between
| these two thpre il n wide middle GROUND
occupied by u great many thoughtful
persons, including large Majority Of
! those who have any opinions at all.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-19
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

Governor Fairchilds Annual Message
was delivered to the Legislature lust
Thursday. 1t is short but pon:ei and
comprehensive. The Governor recon-
mends a revision OF the asse nen' laws
the aboishment of special legislation )
that the State Statutes be revised and
sodifed; that thorough geological sur
vey Of the State lie made; that reform
school for girls he established that a
system Of compulsory education be
sdopted that steps be taken toward se>
curing n postal telegraph system; and
makes several other minor recommends
tions for the consideration Of the Legis,
lature. We expect to publish the Mes
sage in full next week
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-19
Byron ENIne Dead.

Hon. Byron Paine, Associate Justice
Of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, died
at Madison, on the 18th inst, nged ~
years. He had been sick with erysipe,
seized him, and soon proved fatal The
last few days before bis death were
peaceful aud painless, and his mind
was perfectly clear lie leaves n wife
and three sons, with whom the people
al the entire State deeply sympathize in
their great bereavement Judge Paine
stood in the front rank Of the inrists Of
tho West, and his demise leaves u vacan'
~ that may not he readily filed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-19
The Late Hon. John COvOde.

The wires brought yesterday the sad
Intelligence that the Hon John Cuvode
was dead Only the day before he wa,
in usual health He had long beer
prominently identified with the politics
of his State and tn, nation His death
produced general shock, and the M.
pended sketch of his life, which was first
published n few years ago, will be read
with interest;
John Covode was born in Westmorc-
lnnd county, Pa, March 18th. 1908; a
farmer and manufacturer by occupation
aud extensively engaged in the coal hnsi
ness. He was elected member of the
Thirty-iourth and reelected to the
Thirty fifth Congress. serving on the
Committee Of Public Expenditures He
was also reelected to the fhirtv-sixth
Congress, and was made chairman Of a
special committee appointed to invests
gate certain charges made against Presi-
dent Buchanan and his Administration.
Re- elected To the Thirty seventh Com
grcss, serving as Chairman Of he Cam
mittee on Public Expenditures.
This meager sketch is correct rs far
as it goes, but it leaves out the most i'm =.
portant feature of his lie, the Charm n
ship OF the Committee on the Con luct Of
the War. His energy ana practical sl-
gacity were turned to eminentlv good ac
count, and few Generals in The field
wrought more effectively than Mr. CO.
vode. While we give the prime place to
this war record, it is not to be forgotten
that the tloronghness with which he ex.
posed the Kansas intamies Of the Buch
anan Administration, contributed very
materially to the success Of the Republic
can party in 1860 Before that the
statements rested on unohcial reports,
and the Democracy sneered at bleeding
Kansas Is the GiaSticutuS OF the Re-
publican party. After the Co ode com
mlttee had done its work, sneerins was
impulitic, to say the least 1t was thus
his good fortune to be foremost in DO.
litical and then in q military episode in
our nations history. neither of which
will be forgotten as long as the world
cherishes the memory Of the Republican
party and Of our civil war. Mr.. Covode
was still in the full vgor of manhood
aud his services in Congress were high
" valuable his great life work had
however, long been completed. - Chic0>
go Journal, Jan II,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-19

The capture, by the Germans, Of the
fortified town Of Pieyrone, IL regarded as
very important in military circles, as 1t
secures a line Of advance
THE CAPTURE OF LIE MANS.
London, Jan. l3-4 80 p. m lie
Mans was captured by tbs Third and
Tenth Prussian corps. Great quantities
of stores " 70 captured at LIE Mans and
st Corieile.
Brussels, Jan. l3.-Gen Chanzy's de
feat was complete Tue French losses
during the three days fighting, were
Is 900, and those of the Germans very
heavy.
New York, Jan. 1.-The World S
special dated lie Mans, 18th, says !:
''Frederick Charles entered lie Mans at
II o'clock to-day with the Third and
Tenth Prussian Army Corps There was
lighting yesterday IN the streets. but TO-
day the town is quiet Ch,nzy and
Gambetta retreated toward Aagers, pur-
sued by the Mecklenburgers. The Prus
SLAMS captured thirteen cannon, two
flags, and 5000 prisoners.
VERSAILLES, Jan l3.--rhe second mr.
nv took Is 900 of Chanzy's force pris
oners from the 9th to the 18th insts.
London. Jan. II The Grand Dnk,
of Mscklenburg telegraphs to his wife
+" We advanced to-day north of LIE Mans
without fighting; our vanguard ha,
crossed the Sarthc. Prince frederick
Charles announces that IL portion Of The
Army Of the Loire is retreating on Alcon,
and the rest toward Laval
Bordeaux, JAN II A despatch from
LAVAL, 18th, says DeChanzy retreated in
excellent order The corps Mlnve Zie
very crossed the River Sarthe, on Thurs
dav, lighting all the timo with three di.
visions of Mecklenburg $ army.
PARIS IN A DESPERATE STRAIT.
New York, Jan l6 -Lrtest de-
spatcbes shaw that Paris is in despe.
rate strait, and make it probable that it
must capitulate before the middls OF
next week.
The Bordeaux Constitutional reports
the burial, al Weisbaden, of the French
General, McMuhon, hut whose death has
not been announced hero. 1t is proba>
bly, an error.
The tenor Of the latest news makes it
probable that the Germans will cut off
l,ourbaki's tour, and make him aud his
army prisoners in the mountain passes,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-19
Minutes Of afternoon session read, and

| Minutes Of afternoon session read, and
statements respecting Star OF Hof 9. No
1871" ordered stricken out, after which
they were adopted
Call of Loiges' was then resumed
On motion Miss Kate Levake was al
lowed TO cas-. the full vote of Wyoming,
No 304 entitled to three votes. Mem
bership "a.
Que, ,ion Of T. w. Lewis. on giving
first sign IF salatation, satisfied by the
III. W. g., It being with the left hand
On motion, the g. ". c. gave full
exempliication ofthe "Unwritten Work. "
'.Qnestions" were then propounded,
and seemingly satisfactorily answered
by the g. W g.
Sisters Loui.ia and Annie Mnrrish
then entertained Convention v tn song
entitled, Far Away
By request, J. A. Johnson, G. w. c.,
gave us a song entitled, 20 Shun the
Broad Road
Convention then took a recess Of ten
minutes.
On Convention helm. called 30 order
j. +. fIankin favored those assembled
| with IA beautiful -oo, after which bust
ness was proceeded with
On motion the first named individuals
on committees, appointed during after
noon session, present, shonld lie consid-
| cred Chairman OF their respective Com
mittees, and such persons were ordered
TO notify their several Committees the
| hour Of their meetings before the close
! OF this evening = session.
Convention then penad under "Good
Of Order" Under this head several per
sons awaited themselves Of the privieg
OF Stain. their feelings and intentions IN
Ia, temperance reform, which was in,
terspcrsed with the songs, "llave 60 lra re
my Boy, to say No. and Catalina" by
Emery Lodge Glee Club, and Sisters
| Luuisia and Ami Murrish
On motion convention adjourned.
| On motion Convention 'con,ilered
adjournment, which being carried, open
ed under "inod OF Order
On motion the subject of Public En-.
tcrtainment was laid on the table
Convention adjourned TO meet at {
o clock a. NJ, on the 9th inst.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-19

The army under General De hanzy
Was completely defeated near LcMans
Ivy the Gormtn army, commanded by
Prince Frederick Charles and the Grand
Dnke Mecklenburs The Germans took
FeMans, capturing large uumber of
prisoners and war material. The French
ere being closely pursued.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-19

FRANK T. BLAIR u. s. SENATOR. zen.
Frank +. Blair was nominated for Uni,
ted States senator, on tho first ballot,
Ivy the Missouri Democratic caucus at
Jefferson City on the 18th The vote
stood % to ~ for all others, and was
subsequently made unanimous. a dis,
patch says
There was q good deal Of discussion,
and several attempts were made to adj
journ over. "A resolution WAS offered
pledgiug all present to act henceforth
with the Democratic party, and it was
finally amended 81 a. to simply bind
members to the action of he caucus.
Tho resolution WAS introduced by a
friend of Glover, and designed to exclude
certain liberals present, who, it was be-
lieycd, would vote for blair Blair made
brief speech, retaining thanks for the
honor conferred upon him, announcing
hi,uset rs Democrat and liberal, and
pledSing himself, il elected, to use his
utmost ability for the interest Of the PEG,
pie Of Missouri
As some of the German liberals took
part in nominating Blair, a combination
OF all X publican members of the Legis>
latnre against him is impossible, and his
election is therefore certain.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-19

Tue steamboat II. l.. Magill, while on
her way from st Louis to New Orleans,
caught fire, and was destroyed on thu
Mississippi river on saturday night.
Thirteen ives are supposed t. have been
lost. There were many more persons on
board, but they escaped
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-19

MINERAL Pr, Wis, Wednesday,
% clock, p. NJ, Jan IL, 1871.

q CLOCK, I. ~ jan ~, 1911.
The representatives Of the several
Lodges of Iowa Co., assembled in the
Lodge rooms Of En,ry Lodge, No. 81 ]
was called to order by W. w. III
kens, who made the following pro. tenn.
appointin ents To fill vacant Offices
W. v t. Elizabeth Carter, No. go
W. +. S-Pbiiip Lawrence. No. 3ll.
". John A. Edwards. No. 80
w. NJ. John Austin. No. 276.
w. ID. M Belle Carter, No ZIG.
". C-P. Allen, jr, No 81.
= W. Z. Is E. Shepard, No. 3lL
After which the Convention was form
ally opened hy w. G. T., w. w. Likens
Officers present at roll>call Of officers
W. w. Likens, w. G. T.; j. b Teasdale,
w r. s; w. A. ), Louisa Murrish.
BY request of p A len, jr., minutes of
last half days session Of Eighth Con-
vention were read and approved.
The w. C. I then appointed J. b
Ieasdale, Of M. 3ll Chs. Trener, OF
No $685. and Louisa Murrish, of No
II. ms Committee on Credentials.
After short recess the committee on
redentials reported the following rep
resentatives entitled to seats in Conven.
ton:
7, the Officers and Numbers Of the Iopa
Co. l. D. g. r. Convention:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-19
The SYnr tn France.

The following arc the most important
dispatches from the scat of war during
tho past week
VERSAILLES, Jan, II.
There was fighting near LeNans on
Wednesday The German- captured
She suburbs Of Cnmpeianc and Chateau
Archie with pieces of artillery The
sumbcr of prisoners taken on the day
before has swelled to 5000
LONDON, Jan. l3
The army under General De hanzy
was completely defeated near LrMans
Ivy the German army. commanded by
Prince Frederick Charles and the Grand
Duke Mecklenbure The Germans took
FeMans, capturing large lumber of
prisoners and war material. The French
ere being closely pursued
VERSAILLES, Jan Is.
In the E,st Gen, Won IFerler is fo'
lowing up h,s victory After the hattie
u Vllers he confined his movement on
the left flank OF the French, meeting
with no opposition Gen MantcnIfe has
passed through Versailles on his way
:. his new command in the Fast
BERLIN, Jan IL.
The reiViorccmcnts on their way to
ha German armies in France, and those
ia readnrss to 20, number 2)D 90 men
This i raising tho German force col :
100000 men.
EFRECf or 1HE BoMBARDMESr
LONDON, Jan Is "A despatch from
Paris, dated the 9lh aud lOih, is receiv
sd, confirming the destructive effect Of
the enemys guns in the neighhorhood
OK the Luxembourg gardens The de-
structon OF buildings IN that Vicinity is
everywhere visible, and the suburbs are
entirely DESTROYED by the enemy's fire
The southwestern suburban part Of the
city is IN ruins, and seems hnpelessly
given up to the range of the Prussian
Ere.
The London Times this morning has
TIE following despatch
VERSAILLES, Jan. l., evening. The
bombardment was heavy this afternoon
Several fires are seen within the front
lines. Tho Prussans are erowding
in front Of Clamarte and Mendon A
picket was surprised near Clamarte by
. sortc
SHORT or AMMUNITION.
NEW York, Jan. l3.-The HcraT 3
correspondent II, Versailles telesraphs 4.
The supply Of ammunition will last
for eighteen days FROM to day, and sur
render Is believed to DO certain before
then.
PEACE PROPOSITIONS.
NRw York, Jan. l3.-The Herald 5
London special says "A Vienna de-
spatch of the S2th says that Austria will
Initiate peace, AMI that the proposals for q
0Fference are welcomed by Bernstortf
TIE preiminares are that France shall
bartender II port twenty war ships,
1000, 600 900 thalers, and strip Of land
laur miles broad on the lett bank Of tho
ihine, and destroy all forts within 20
MILES of the Rhine Prussia ia to guaran-
I've 100000 rations to Paris daily.
THE BoNRARDNGSr OF PAEta
New York, Jan lj.-rhe VorlT 5
>pfrsapOpient ut Brussels telegraphs on
No 3th that the bombardment Of Paris,
yes,erday, was terrible. The whole dis>
ktes soltn Of line drawn through Forte
rai!!at, Champ De Mars. Hotel des lnva
lids, Luxe mbourt, and Fort De Eicetre,
is reached with II rain of shells The
ssher partons of the city are perfectly
sale. Tie furts OUTSIDE Of the city show
stsns Of di.tresS
ahndon, s,n l3-Adyices irom the
army ia esting PARIS have boon recov-
ex.sp to Thursday. On that day the
taAL lron,s 81. .; Ms ci.y WAS very e1ec.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-19

Woop taken On subscription 81 this
oGce.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-19

The following arc the most important
dispatches from the scat of war during
tho past week:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-19
VERSAILLES, Jan, IL.

There was fighting near LeMans on
Wednesday, The Germans captured
She suburbs Of Cnmpeienc and Chateau
Archie with 7 pieces of artillery The
sumbcr of prisoners taken on the day
before has swelled to 5000
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-19
SHORT or AMMUNITION.

NEW York, Jan. l3.-The HcraTs
correspondent II, Versailles telegraphs ;
The supply OF ammunition will last
fur eighteen days FROM to,day, and sur
render Is believed to DO certain before
then.
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