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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-01-11
A BOYS CoMroslrIoN on TIE GoAT.

A BOY'S COMPOSITION on THE GOAT.
"A goat is stronger than a pig and.
gives milk. He looks mt you. SO does
a doctor, but the goat has four legs
Ny goat butted Deacon Tiiiinghast in
a bad place, and q little calf wouldn't
do. so. A boy without a, father is an
orphan, and if he li,int got no mother
he is two orphans. The goat deiI't
give quite so nuch milk as Il COW, but
more than an OK. sawFa OK at {, fair
one day with a card tied to his leftear,
and we went in on a family Ticket
Mother picks geese in the summer. and
the goat eats grass aud jumps onia
box. Some folks dop't like goats, but
las for me give me4a mule with paint
brush tail. The goat is Il useful ami
mall ,bnt don't smell as sweftzas nice
bears oil for the hair. If 1 had two
much, hair woald wear a wig as Cap.
/ tain Peters does. i will sell my goal
for three dollars. and go TO IA circus t.
see the elephant, which is bigger Il.
live goats. Father is coming home to
morrow, and the baby has got tn
Group. s3stf s.sss -i., .e.-L "
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49, ---.-4- JELL4f STREE9t,----..---I52
Mar Camp,
..na rs NEW ORLEANS
e INFORMS fi5e M&ilicgl praS4Ssion aud
: othn?s tlIaf be has caIist;lIifiT on llnna
fAr sale :, complete assortment Of Fan
riing's celebrated f!tissts spitial rSldHldeI'
Bratgs, Alain'aii'al rs6ppotter&,1 &c. y for
sha .prev,e,7ion, :triesst and total cuie often
nfR4iptpra, Piles, Constipation Sad 0hraii-
lie Marrhca, arrangements and i>N rrmc
Djsplteetagiit, of, fi;c Womb, Us sfsgps!a
and Neryairs Afrctinr&, Spinal Weaklirss
ard Defarnity. Rr5i .cllitis aud Weakness
NJ file fhnGS, PrpiH,Isu Mi afnl Weak
Hess nf the male ARD frnsalc system.
'i'hes" valuable Appliances are attcqnal-
ed f,r cpEntortiana ;ttisfacti,Ii'to the pa.
tient. aud are sanctioned by the Medical
profession throughput the United States
ana Europe as the. best adapted to fnliiil
Tile ptirItse fnr Which they are intended
anil the Trns$es and B,4.cesar adopted
lY he Z. s. Government for thellse Of tin
army as.d navy. Terms Cash, 5i.
Scnd for his pamphlet 1t is better Il
call. "a 'T.tss'r" t1' ''7iisl-s ~ 81 =
Anglo, J670-1y. sgE s-a al
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n PERFECTLY PLAIN. lin the police
Court at ChicaseSa wife thus ingenious
j.. explained away serious charges OF
harsh treatment Of her poor husband !:
One day when she Acknowledgements
the room with fork in her hand he
jumped in the way and struck his wrist
against the fork, wrenching it from her
grip by the times, Which he ran into
his wrist. Then he undertook TO strike
her, hut she held up a pas,sof hot dish
wafer between them, and he split 1t all
over his head. Then he gatjstill prore
angry at this incident, and started ia
| jump at her, but his head came against
her band and he, fell down. She took
hold of his hair to- raiss him up, and
The hair was mnistened by hot water &c
that it came off. Then she saw it was
no use to reason with him any longer
| aud she. left the house -g -
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-01-11

" The institutions known as step
mothers has had many acknowledgements
hnt the. Brooklyn sstepinother who
frightened her boy so that he jumped
ont of y four story window TO escape
!, titntsli;ng,is looked upon a success.
1t wonlti be useless to afgae witlf that
boy that she was kind and gentle
mother to him. 800 e
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-01-11

ofilcer OF Crlrassiers WAS found dead
with Il letter, which we copy, cinmple,
in his hands. = English Paper.
III whs rnlysa erun,ped let en-, "a ~
in ! car,lsSS. sirliAi. hand:
II MAS only ), c!iil,lisl, message ~ ~
Z. frint the est'-ri>scd, southern land !;
Il ms on'y ii brief memorial
Or thc fears the absent shed;
II WAS triii,' from the living,
But Il mvss"gr to the dead!
Father. Gear ynp axe goma to battle,
Snt think necessarily,
* miss y"'ir iani1ai,ig blessing,
Wssat youg s'ldfia ings mast beg
So Sic win'c, :i'.ti 81, lirldlii. '''-
With u l,lessing err her bead
Wlicn the token 81 the living
Was a message 10 The dead
rI'm 80 good, dear OH so steady
Y"n wouid wish me to he SD;
# I'm qur, hilt Your dangers
Dear nlnina nee nerrr know.
So, gooa-''v, papa' God iils'ss you.
Gtar't sud keep yatt evsrntore:-
See. aatl,t ynn fifty kisses
From ~ cverready store"
Il was only . crumplrt, letter
hi u d5:id tfau's In d that day
dust to show how hearts were aching
In his own land flraway.
II WIS oiily II loving lnrsS,ige
From Il lowing cililA that sped.
Bat the words the living 'earilad
Were ii message 10 the dead!
Take il not from bis fingers
Law it with him in tiit grave
1t il be- {. coiis"iation,
IT'S he latest hc viii have
For think ilt,. huli'rt reached him
/ rs fhe FENDER wsr,is >rrfr frrafl;
So shat When the ;G:gels told il
Twas no ,iicysngp 10 the dead!
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TT OLIDfY PRESENTS! ~
IA st'a AT LENIN 81 FERGUsON's

Henry st. John, Druggist, oftlis
town, is the Sole Agent for fhe sale OF
the Great Medical Wonders-EI Electric
Oil aud 'Carbolic Career Salye. Kills
all Pain in two ninutes-Canccrs, u
GERS, etc. I dfo sd4
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-01-11
A MESSAGE.

After the battle OF Fo,bach French
officer of Cuirassiers was found dead,
with u letter, which we copy, cininple,l
in his Iiands, [Englisl, Paper.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-01-11

y Why is an old maid like q dried
Because she onght to have
been squeezed, but wasn't.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-01-11

DRiTATE s. boarding. Pheasant.
il aud well ventilated Rogms. with
or without Beard. can be had AT Na,1
2234 Canal Street, CorHe: OF Franklin.
Mex Orleans, Ia Best preferences
siyag Terms moderate.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-01-11

~ The convicts il, the New dorsey
State prison. who are publishing a
newspaper, think Grants a,,ministra-
ton a great success. A good May
who ought to be eonyicts feel tho same
way.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-01-11
lFAMGY DREEaEg


y .,>aof 5o2r-.s1-7s sc-osy sss77o,.
It's, and iSefuse Liquors, ,it'c o.v, ss.e.i
aaa s'See sc-.e b PEA. u - tsse, G.. i. ,Fouics'
=" A2ps:.4sssn :. hss oF.s',, e. that le4 ttAa
lIsrls q "a .iernll, freo Seorn III hlcoholio
bWEIgIhH m 'IILF' q GlVfNa pKIff-
tLEi-l5i- p-ricti -','y.;ssr a:.l irv.;spr,s'or
.:t,.a q s'j.rn, cllry.h gtfa.i rnisnno. matter,
rtrsator.ag he boo 70 al. II ay condition.
-~t.lgts, aJi,i reutaii, io..s I,:@3ci
90 IS, / be gwen t,.S in I;ic,isaiir cas- 1o-
= i.se {-og a-a not Z, sire 81 IL i..,Rel,:l
80 - i.er nICa',a, 81. q I . VIII organs
as slh4%@p.l3}la y, "a. or ns'r. 81, .
IniIS nm |1ry Il IL Chronic T.aeu-
~ -1i,s:sl ra,i G "a = 5ss,ons.a, CT, lllc.;-
itseat EssToe,, IL, sss s- q Is l.I5oa.
ls.5er, Kidneys, :-ud Blad%er, ! ~ 6:t-
fc~s ta>'e t'e'ts u. II .r," SI>ch DIG
3a5,,aS. = $500 t..i :ss, :, OF t,o
Il : iitSleolas tie eto:uao',, anl STIMULATE
nts;Satcasscy n t'ea,t-ns IL b,oajcy
!. i =, ;tl i.apast!Gs new lie and yiseor
~ V laie system. b3
Dyspepsia c. Indigestion, T-cai.acao,
;n't e .ouldnrs. eoGl.i.,, ,rsailtne. q .ls
ia = y anrss. sJur Si0;.as.rN, Rad Taste in
l- ,Eo&.l.. Il. i:ers A.taoEs, p-lpitstion Of tho
t., ,;,oys ii Ire IZi,;sav, mi 9 ll.lrirei Other
ibys.,aTsi3. ;tre .-;rttaf, ~ these Bttefs. ~
Cleanse tie Yisi.t..i; oe wh ,ncvar y,u HHd
It's in 1gitiGs buvs; ing rou I, the sSni Pm
Pics, Eruptpps, CT Sores; c,eaTvo II w,,cr. y IS
tol, ana y,Irfrel!n vii tcIy ou when. K ~
tiialfooi ps-e ana he health OF tho system will
follow. go '''s+
! nm, TATE. and other Tyt)I.sis, lprkin- in
the s$stn Of SO Ii4l:iy tlors:IIi5s a.s etiectualy
GcrFoyq,t afi removed. .t.s. a.tt
ForiaH t.AS"c.:ohs, read carefully Ire circular
Grmpd eaen bottle, pHnsel il fepr languages
EdEtish, .tir::iaY, French, am Spanish.
r. J. TAlkE. 10 & 81 ConIaerceStTect, y. =.
I'-oTuietor. T. II. McDDNA AID Sc CO.,
.a uts Druggists AMI Gensr.tt Agents
-, I-rsrlci=co. California, ard - andot Com
- zIig.D III ALL DRUGGISTS AND
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-01-11

NOR SALE AT BI0SSATS WARE
Il HOUSE-M0LASSE~. in bayrels and
new ard superior article,
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LA. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II, 1871.

Galq 1oat'a Gprllfgy- Selsftea.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-01-11

.syF Giles county, Tenn, can now
Claim the homer of having, furnished
three Governors by the name Of Brown,
viz: Aaron y. Brown, Neill s. Brown
and john C. Brown.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-01-11

X,soR SALE AT BIossAT's WARE
a. hnnse FLOUR. liz barrels aud .t,ai!-
i,arrrls, every grade and quality direct
from st. Louis and under New Orleans
prices. Ifltis . Vt 9iin9tslftS Itl35tEa
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YEyOYS! TOYS. Tofs!
- - ERyiN 6yFERsySoSs
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
SOUTH CAROLINA FINANCES.

CHARLESTON, April 19-Ihe Be,cs to-day
prints an extended report Of an interview with Gov.
Scott in which he gave his views very fully on the sub
ec Of State finances and taxation, which have lately
caused widespread agitation among the taxpayers OF
south Carolina. The Governor declares that the state
debt has been grossly exaggeaed that the increase OF
tho funded debt represents mainly the unfunded iab-
ties contracted by previous administrations; that the
railroad Inducements by the state are amply protected
by the actual assets of the roads, and that the entire
bonded debt Of South Carolina is less than % with
about 81 floating debt. which last will be paid m-
mediatey with the funds in the treasury and with
rho Incoming taxes He said the object OF changing the
time OF the collection OF taxes to insure the coec-
on from poorer classes and IL should add sc0O 70
the State revenue; also that IN extension OF the would
be granted II required.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
TIE BUTLER-DAVIS QUARREL.
WHO WAS THE BLACKGUARDf

Gen. Butler, not being allowed an oppor-
uuty for the delivery in the House Of his personal
panaton in reply Garrett Dayiss attack In the Sem
ate, has communicated abstract OF 1t to the press
Tho only point possessing any special interest Is
that in which he accepts Mr. Daviss own statement OF
their difficulty in the Senate and continues as foows'
Had Mr. Davis contented himself with this statement,
without words OF personal ephet and characterization,
should not felt called upon TO notice further hlm
or it Rut he added the following words II nave
given the gage the words between Mr. Butler and
my self, and all OF them 1t was not my intention 10
hiring before the senate controversy with the uni
versaliy recognized blackguard, coward, an, and
seoundrel Of the United states, %ho nHnnsen
against him. Being in O place where. by courtesy,
mad right 20 be- but where could not reply TO an IN
decent ncrsonal assault upon made as IL IN debate,
and 10 Which could make neither answer or defense,
and assuming Mr. Dsvss description OF the occur
rencea t he true submit the candid Judgment OF the
Uouse and all lust the question: VINO IN this AFFAIR."
upon the senator's showing played the part OF the
canrteous Gentleman, and who the role ~ black
nuaId."
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
THE CONDITION OF PARIS.

~, ref" c9rrpoadenee AprI 81 Of D1 London TUNES
we I'VE here under the reign of terror, ana
10 read the placards with which the walls are
covered that the welfare Of France depends entirely
upon the maintenance OF the the Commune az the
poet they nave usnrped II b strange and Incompetent
sbe that so many poor devils should let themselves be
Killed Tor cause 80 unworthy OF interest. took too
much FOR granted ~ rst the Intelligence the who
have seized upon The capital Of France did them the
honor 20 think that they had in their heads some
jde3s true or false borrowed from the different Social
istic schools now see that this is not the case. All
they do Is worthless ana unIneaniDg. They the
their property without being able derive any
beneht from Issue deees against churches and con
ciousy, break open few Golfers punder few churches
imprffon few Jess the Archbishop OF Paris and the
Cur6 of the Madeleine, molest and annoy many people
daring cut OF their heads, but putting them
RANSOM and all application Of Socialist ideas
sned with throwing open the registry Offices workmen
cut Of work aud with promising work which they have
got ~ give IL would be difficult ~ invent the sad
wors which fails everywhere Rather IL would be easy
Tor item 10 revive labor hut il would be by restoring
SAS berstlf and w FTslce. tQW which tley have yi0
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
THE ERIE LITIG ATIoNs AND MR. DAVID DUDLEY
FIELD

A r,lmor foated about down town, yester-
day afternoon to the effect that Mr David Dudley Field
had withdrawn the Erie suits and dissolved his con-
nection with Erie Road and Its managers or that the
Eric suits had been withdrawn from the hands OF Mr.
David Dudley Field andthst the Erie Road andits mane
gers had dissolved their connec tions with HIN.
TRIBUNE reporter detailed to look into the mat
ter and discover II the story were founded On fact
Application to supposed to be well informed OF
Mr. Fields movements failed to elicit any eorrobora-
ton OF the rumor to all 10 whom application for the
details was made the information that the rumor existed
appeared to be news.
At last the reporter sought the Erie Opera House. and
found Mr. Fisk seated the entrance gate IN conyer-
saon with some friends To him the reporter revealed
the object Of his anxious search, and OF him be-
soncht the facts. "Trouble with Mr.. Fieldp ex-
claimed the Colonel "why no, that isn't pos
sitle Mr. Field has worked hard and done
well and tho last thing should think OF would be TO with
draw our cases from his hands Nor has he abandoned
them himself; he is not the sort OF man TO do that The
attacks upon him may have hurt his feelings sometimes
for he Is a sensitive man. but he has inched. and
he never WILL No no hr Field the senior counsel
for Erie Company and he Will be as long as ne H'es
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

The house and paper mill Of A. T. Bingham &
Co. Hs.dAm Neck Conn., burned Tuesday Loss 5000
.. Bennett Bros. & Co.'s furniture factory. in
Louisville burned yesterday Loss. s5oooo-party insured
THE Boston Button Works in Winchester,
Mass burned TUESDAY Loss, $1,000 insurance, s
.. Ksslal Mint has been arrested on suspicion
Of setting FIRE to the fur occupied by bic the In Arch fh
sdelpha
Three boys sons of +. W. Barnes, Charles Rice,
and Peter Ruehie lille Grand Rapids Mich yeesy Di Le
fall Of an eiabankment
eco Henry ID. Barnes Of the firm of +. o. Tufts q
Co Of Boston M down % Of stairs at the ST. JaBe Hotel 10 ha'
city, yesterday, aud was killed
..Abram Mcintyre, a deaf mute, while attempt
the the Albany and Boston Railroad Nrtr .
a. ~ station yesterday struck b. passing tram and noy
Killed.
IAN old frame building in Cleveland, While IN
process Of removal blown down, yesterday and Two
daughter OF Nj Bergman and soH Of Joseph ne "sS p"
tally injured
....Stephen Mason. member of the Virginia Leg
i,ature Yesterday convicted Of attempting 10 pck @
Chahoon Richmond wish view - hn
and fned e0o W. A. Hoppe convicted for the same ohsh'e
900.
Cambridge, Ohio about 80 miles west OF nee heei
ing w. Va visited with sever IA & ;' f 70 sph Of some
heavy and lightning YESTERDAY Inc niI nnnl~rs Of
fm inches The wind bew dosn large earn anu k'eA'
window, were broken and fruit trees DESTROYED 49,
The English war steamer lmmortits .s Is Isl asho,e ns
a, En1.,on smres1 harbor Other vessels and wv
| y eat aY on charge Of negligence Tbe psyns'.r ns
Immotai,e on Tuesday fell oat OF ~indo~ 10 hHe'"" ' ~
killed.
Edward Dennis. who robbed the Harnden TX.
mes. Al .itmv.e 9 and Who broke l ana We. IscAsa
"a 81 Ioui. Mo- pleaded gal IN The Cru,t our OF b'm @ S
uosnan IN, scompics ireay ~ the f'ntphT' ~'nt s""
for The sawe csspse ..... t.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
pERsOyALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

State Senator Harpending is seriously i'll.
Tbos Williams, editor Of The PilsJurgh PENN
Mail died yesterday
o William P. Emerson apianoforte manufacturer
oiBos.on, died yesterday
....Mss Nilsson is reported to have invested $780,
900 IN real estate in Boston.
mfr. Scott White. q wealthy dry goods merchant
Of Cairo, Ill, died yesterday.
Cant. John Elliott r. s. A., died at DAYTON,
Ohio on sy the effects Of wounds received dGfilB the lao
x.t. His remains will be taken TO Harrisburg, Penn
Antonio Cebalno, the newly appointed Sc
ruro sbo Island Of Cuba has arrived Havana Gen Ca
leave for Spain Tie 18th. ~
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
WASHINGTON.

DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS TO THE COUNTRY
THE LoNG-TALKEp-OF DOCUMENT READY AT
LAsT-OPPOsITION TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS - THEIR CONsTIrUTIONALlIl
ADMITTED WITH BAD GRACE-sOME OF ihh
: MEMBERS EXCUSED FROM SIGNING THE AID
DRESS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSRl
WASHINGTON, April 19.-The Democratic adj
dress to the people OF the country which will be made
public as soon as the Ku Kux bin is passed. has been
very warmly debated in the which have been
held during the past few days There was no disagree
ent in regard to those sections In which the Pesden
charged with having used the power OF his once 10
make his reelection, OF having wnked at corrup-
ton the expenditure OF the public moneys There was
unanmlty, also, in regard TO the sweeping indictments
of the Republican party for adopting Coxs Revenue
Reform PLATFORM reducing the taxes and suspending TIE
payment OF the public debt; but when the paragraph
declaring that the Democratic party accepts in good
faith the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amend
ments to the Constitution and that the rights OF AL
citizens black as we white, under those anne Adents
must hereafter he respected 1t was met with Dter oppo
sition especially by OF the Northern Democrats
The Southern members Of the party were almost unan
mousy in favor OF the measure, and profesoed desire
to cultivate spirit OF good feeling with the eoored
people, One man said that be member OF Doth the
Baltimore and Charleston Conventions, and God only
knew where he had been since; he only knew that
be did not desire TO repeat his experience He was an
officer Of the Confederate army. Senator salisbury op
posed this portion of the address his people he Thought
would not sustain IT, as they would never consent 10
accept these amendments, which they believed TO DC
wrong, and al outrage upon the Democratic party
Frank Blair present at the last evening but
did not oppose the policy. The address was circu-
lated among the Democratic Senators and Representa-
tives this afternoon, and signed by most Of them
few who favored It have been excused from signing
out OF Difference the sentiment IN their district
bu fair to say that this spasm OF sense among the
Democrats Is due the advent OF new members In Con-
cress and who have awakened from the Zip Van Wrinkle
sleep into which they fell during tho war; They have
assured tho old members that they hope to succeed IN
the next Presidential election. they must pursue diff
ferent from that Of the past few years and their
counsels have prevailed.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
TTLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

"A Distilers' Convention was held in Chicago
Yesterday Charles Talman OF this City presiding
The census of Great Britain, which is nearly
completed large Increase 10 the population oi all Tie principal
cities.
In game Mt baseball, yesterday between the
white Stockings Of Memphis sbs former by
of6stO9
THE wadswcrth Iron Works, in Buffalo. sns-
There prospect that the creditors S arrange TO resume
business
The trouble between the boot and shoe manu-
eurers and the Crpns been arranged and the
Is ended the employer, Withdrawing their objection their female op
eratyes forming society.
The first exhibition Of the Cleveland tOhio)
flowers srze includes specneh This exhibition 10
said 10 be the hBesi held in Northern Ohio
THE contest in Troy, yesterday, between the
,ucoe,. Of N. HaymaIer. by score H. The
only to g in favor Of the Troy nine
The schooner Flying Fish of New-London,
barrels oil the result Of the capture Of upward
Of 20 elephants. bringing also large number Of fur seals
The citizens of Lexington. Mass yesterday,
e, deisstns Memorial Hall The eemcaies embraced military
and a bali
IA severe gale passed over Kansas on Tuesday
night doing considerable damage The wind blew down several small
buildings Lesvenworh Sst took the roof completely oh the
ro And ls feet Of high of the Missouri
blown The os to the bridge company quite heavy
-. In the Supreme Lodge Of the Knights of Pyth-
ii, IN PhadeIha ,he cenmie on nie" % %P,a " ia,0f Of
ihf there erst oyhl and dsoy iacion o. the knights u
@ aS hvs 10 s,a o, Las s 10 deis ,hr %. M oo
hour each This Was done
About 200 surviving members of the old Mas
ssehuets b RmeBi celebrated the tner,s Of their narh
Boston yesterday Lieut. Col Watson, Autsnt FsH Capt Barter
ss h,I % Sn " sss ,s s @ m he Ss S ,sd
The rguoS By sdiDner IN VsD.a'l Hall
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.

WAsuINGTON, April 19.-The Senate, to-day,
G., p,oon,,ve se,siou confirmed the following nomna-
tOns:
Ih. roreu of be Governor OF laho Territory
T. Gsr,rI Unit,d Attorney for the W.sirru District Of
Texas
Y r sh,nnaci Of Ohio, Consnl At nen-lsn
Collector Internal Revenue for the HIh District "
Tennessee, r..,,..-
n Fd.., Internal Revenue Thr District OF Arksa
Mex Dunn Appraiser Of Aerlsn'e II New Orleans
R,,an M smith oi Customs Tor Zoe De; of Glouees
ter Mass. - -. c,t..n.
% ~ and Charles y Peck to he members Of h-
the District OF Columbia for twe
Top, OonrsPnv ketsrson hssafhn'ett Batavia; I'd
AZ Prn,.ylyapa Pssso del kOrte Alfred Dockrry of
North Cafoipa, al stettn ,y.,,....,
MseKiuby t be Prst AeutenAss n the RsreBae
-. s.rvee vice William q. Pgot 10 he renewal
m N EgsLAssstaai kayia,os ~ the Naey-Wibsn King
a.. Alss Robert HsnIs, Geeys D. Bmmsss, ssry N Fh.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
GENERAL FOREIGN NEVIS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT-rIIE HIGH CoM-
MISSION.


LONDON, Wednesday, April 49, 1871.
In the House of Commons, last night, Mr.
Gladstone spoke in opposition to resolution for the dis
continuance Of the telegraph and postal service Sun
days the ground that it would deprive largo number
OF people OF employment.
The Premier also opposed, and succeeded in defeating
vote Of the Naval Administration, indirectly
arising from the loss of the ron-cad Captain, the House
upon division, sustaining the Government ly 40 ma
jorty. -..
In the House of Commons Yesterday. there was an
cited discussion the bill for the abolition OF the game
laws. Peter Alfred Taylor member for Leicester in sup
port OF the hill stated that tenth part OF the surface Of
Scotland or two million Of land, has been reserved
as deer forests and the population exed to make
for game. The Right Hon. Henry Bouverie Brand, mem
Der for Cambrdgoshire in the Of remarks In
opposition to the BILL said that poacbers and thieves
cusvey urged the abolition Of the game laws. Upon
division OF the House, there found to be a majority
of 12S against the bill and it was rejected.
The Shipping Gasette Of to-day editOrally expresses
the belief that counter claims FOR the seizure Of British
vessels viii be considered by the High Commission at
Washington along with the claims for property destroyed
by the Alabama and quotes from the works OF Mon
tague Bernard. now member OF the High Commission
at Washington. and President Woooy OF Yale College,
and from former treaties and commissions for prece
dents