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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-21

H-
BtLLou's M.aAzIyE roR ArnIL.-Thc April
number Of this suberb family magazines already
issued, and contains a list Of contents such as
will please every. one, old and, young. '.Thc
Rivals the deep" " hich viii be found in the
April number, alone is worth more than the
price Of the whole magazine. 1t lie the best sto-
ry that has been written this year. But all the
tales in "Ballou's Magazine" ore good, and here
is l'st Of then;=-" Fishes nsd Angling" by
turc of War;" *stettin, Prusin;" iscircassinns
misunderstanding Arnor;" "a Leap in the .Dark,"
beyond the 8ea;" Dan Burtnn's Life Ro
mance;" "Nan's Pelargonium," ..rp Ono who
was tried "Tha Iron AIask; ',0T The Rivals on
the Deep" "a Legend of Ancient Gornthtv
Ozark coraer;,' abel Budge,s Expirationi"
"Dr. Hnributt's Prescription" az Mystic;.
s0UR You've PEopLss SToRy-T TELLER - Rissi.
Leaders; sW hat we found in the hollow Trce;"
"The Hpusekeepsr;''', !, Facts and Fances;y "Our
Picture Gallery Humorous .Illnstrations.-
Thomes Talbot, 50 congrcss Street, Boston, are
the publishers, but s'Ballou' Magazine" is for
sale at all tho periodical depbs in the country at
10 cents per copy. or 81 so per year; and It is
$500. 1''
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-21

Is rms 0yEnLAsp MosraIY for May, 's'''
will appear one Of the most interesting srt'.''s'
ever Published In that magazine. II IL eon..-'"-
utei by the Rev. Thomas Condon. Of The
Daiies. Oregon. and bears The suggestive tile Of
.Tbe Rocks Of the JOAN Day Valley Mr.
! C apdon has created deep interest In the ge
oiogy Of Oregon by bis famous lectures on this
three Stone Hsads." rscrniiy sebyered 10 PORT
land. oregon. and bis contributions have already
atirsrtsd tbe earnest atisaiinD- Of thinkers and
scieatists, who preaonnee them valuable
The May number OF the Overland
Monthly viii contain gfaphis sketch Of
thc,farn sns ..w.shbnrp Yeiipvntaus Expedition" :"
which has bssn the subject 81 such lively later
eat. II is contributed by Walter Tumhuli. Of
Heleba. Mentana. . member Of the Expedition.
who gives . faithful description Of q region be-
fore nnsisiied by civilized man. and sad 10 sur
pass 10 natural aud wonderful grandeur any
knswn sesnsry on the American continent II
will CON and absorbed attention. q
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!. 1871. SPRING CAMPAIGN. 1871.

A full assortment Of Goods of all kinds usu-
ally kept In . country r,ere and suitable to the
season. may be found at wheeler's Store in
BrownsviIle. ....1.s3 -.
Having increased faei!itie', and keeping q
wider range Of articles, which he Is determined
to sell even lower than before, the proprietor
trusts that he win receive still greater share Of
tho patronage of the people Of Brownsville and
vicinity. Produce Of all kinds bought. CasA
paid for WOOL Sacks and twine furnished.
Agency for sale Of Agricultural, Machines and
Sewing Machines. y6n3oyi.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-21
ANOTHER NEW PARTY MovEMENT.

@-4--@%
A few days ago o manifesto was is
sued at Cincinnati, Ohio, setting forth
the principles upon which new
party is to be established. It was
signed by long list Of the promi-
nens and influential politicians of
Cincinnati and Hamilton county, and
we believe there are no Democrats
figuring in the movement. All are
Republicans who are disgusted with
the corruption and treachery of their
own party, and are sick of its ruin1
GUS rule and disastrous legislation -
Ex-Secretary Cox, who some months
since openly manifested his disgust
of Grants infamous administration
by resigning Q prominent position
under him, heads the list of sigma
lures. and the. following is a brief
synopsis of the principles upon which
the new party base their movement:
l. Universal amnesty-The'a e'abolition
of all political disabilities imposed for
participation in the rebellion. =
2. A Revenue Tariff-The abolition
of the present. unjust system Of protec-
tion. - v
5. Civil Service Reform-No more
Government patronage for party pur-
poses. ~ 'Fs 4
l. Specie payments--A speedy re-
turn to the old Democratic hard money
system.
The movement in itself may not
amount to anything tangible in the
way of an organization, but it proves
that there are being sown the seeds
of discord in the Radical ranks
which must eventually end in its to-
tai disintegration and overthrow.
The principles above set forth are
essentially Democratic and theil
essence may be founl in every DEM
oeratic platform adopted since each
of the questions have been in exist
ence, and no ''New Party" can hope
to succeed while fighting for those
principles and the same time bat
ting against the party which has al
ways been their champion. If the
New Party is honest in its profes-
sions of devotion to those grea'
principles which it SO loudly fulmi
mates to the world in its platform
why does it not adopt the only rea-
sonable method of success by joining
ats forces with those of the Democ
racy2 Why does it not enroll it
members with those of the good Ole
Democratic party-the party of the
people-which is marching to Ger
tain victory with the tenets which thu
New Party seek to steal emblazonef
upon Its banners aad floating from
its masthead? ~
If the New Party is desirous of sue
cess let it join that enthusiastic Dem
ocratic procession and share in th'
almost certain victory of 1872. Oh
the other hand, if it is only an organi
zation of demagogues and politica
soreheads, formed for purposes o
official spoliation and party ven
gence, let it sink back into the Radi
cal mob and go down in the whirlin,
maelstrom of popular vengence whicl
will surely enguf that party in th'
near future. g
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Bear I'm Mad.

When disease has nnderm ined The health. and
the pEysieai system bas become trostra,ed, 3
stitn liant that viii not oniy ssreagthen. .abat
move ths eaas~. shosid bs Imtnedsaiely resorted
10. Mental Distress u sisek frsitfsi source ef
the brrakins down Of. the cssussitstisn.J aud the
rayages of this enemy TO health are truly alarm
ing. For all such maiadies iIosteier's Stomach
Bit.err have been f.aad unsssPaHca. by acting
directly upon tbs. digestive srssns. they remove
the heavy. di,aesseabis fosljas after eating. 70
oftcn- complained Of by persons Of =, delieais
tenperament A. soon, 80 dige.sion 10 restored.
the patient hnds hik ssrength Increasing and his
general health improved. -
Thousands Of prrsons certify that Il msy be
relied ON Ia ell eases Of reakness orDersoas de-
biity attendant uyen sssicatary habits. The
gepsrahty Of, Eittsrs are 90 disaxreesble 20 the
taste that they are objection able 10 weak sinrn-
neh. This 10 not lie case With Hostettet's Bit
ters. which wfii be found mild add extremely
pleasant. Bsisarpir plants. harks and roeis con-
ribste their restorative juices Ia render II sootb
ing and siren gfhening Its basis Is tn. only pure
siitnnlant which has ever benn produced. con-
tanning no full oil. any other deletsrious sle
ment. The most careful and skiiifpl chemists
have anaiyzed fhe Bifters. and pronounce them
karrnisys.s This u scientific testimony; hut the
testimony OF The hnndrcds 81 Thousands Who
have experienced the preventive and curative ef-
frcis or the angAr vEogrAsLE rene and ALTER
ATIve of modern times is still more conclusive.
In Fever and Agnc. Dyspepsia, Bilinuspess, Ner-
vous Complaints. Chronic Com plants and gen :
erai debility, IL Is ~ nearly infaiiable Ms any
thing in this failable world can be. apr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-21

THE Iasa WoRLD.-we have received n copy
of a new paper Of the above name, published in
New York. It a largo eight-paged journal.
and contains 4s columns Of reading matter. As
an organ Of thought, 1t has already acquired
even an European reputation; and is recognized
by the press of Americn, Of Ireland, and EngInnd
standing first of it's kind in the United States.
AZ Vehicle Of News, II is, as its name purports,
a condensed weekly history Of the worid-that
is, Of the Irish world--(and where ever the earth
are Irishmcn not to be found p Tho chief Ed
itor is the Hon. w. K. ROBINSON, late Member
of congress,--who has so distinguished himself
FOR bis persistent opposition to tho arrogant pre-.
tensions Of England, at all times and in all places
Tho hish World is marvel Of cheapness--only
$2.50 per year, Tho Editors invite persons to
send on for lSpecimcn Copies, FREE. The st.
Pasrick's day number has splendid illustration
Of the Grand Procession, ytece miles long, march
ing through Now York. thrilling story was
commenced at about that time Address--"Tbs
IRIsh WORLD" IL Frankfort street, New York
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scIs ELF CARTER,
n NosfaIyTpub1ic,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
III 4OOa
GENERAL rfsAxCfALAGEsT

-
4 VA Attend 10 bebgyins and ssIfing ef Zeal
Estate. examining titles, drawing Deeds, Mort
cages. Leases. fcoDtsacts. &C., and will give
special attention to collecting. securing or adj
jasfipx upsettied elains, in a.y part nj fbs Uni-
III active public busincss--tsD Year, Of which
have been epent In County Clerks and Record
er's Offices IN different States and Tefritories--
gives NC familiarity rith bnsincss, and espe-
ciaIiy with the Records Of Real Estate, which
can be acquired only by long experience. Du-
ring 6ftcsD months service in the Clerk and
Recorders ofSce Ct Linn County, have discoy-
-ed thai there many defective titles 10 Real
Esia 'c in this county which il will pay the par
tie. into rested to look after, and the sooner the
carr..,. ,ndence from The Atlantic stnsesfn re-
gard to Greg and the pae,he Coast generahy
T pies.s ad9,e..o, yise me a eaii At my 'OGec
IN hllany. LiuI Count Oregon,
take the liberty of rei.. nag 70 tee sI'''"-
ing residents of the different .. stes ossnsa
Ais.oHri.-.IIons Jsrnks 8. Roll. Is. ,con 70
Hon. Geo. W. Dunn. Richmond; Hon. =. a 7".
=. cpafs's A.ss.. 4sti 4 bssais. =. . ,'sr,
". Donipbon, Liberty; Rev. VIA. ". gasi, /;
Rev. Andrew Monr.e, Mexico; Bishop r. M.
MsryiD. St. Louis; Ex Governor TrustsD Polk,
81 Louis. - G5t4Gf u ta9L4asA
K."'aety-7 7Bishsp ]: Il H.. Kavansash. Lex
ingtnn.
Ohio-R. ". Carter, Esq. EIyris.
Nsp YorE--Mesxrs. Nerthup Chick, Bank
crs. New York City.
coforado--Hnn. Vim. A. II. Loveiand. Gold
en- City; Hon. Vim. y. Byres, Denver City.
No~fane--Rev. l. b. staieler, Radersburg;
MsjorJ. y. Boice, Helena
t'af.fornio--co. r. Reeves, Esq, Suisun City
John r. Hin. Esq.. Los Angeles
Oregos-Geveruor l.. r. Grover. Salem; Vim.
Dayidson, Esq. and Russell, Ferry & Wood
ward. Portland; Rev. b n. Baxter. Polk comfy
". II. Abbott, Esa.. Baker City; Hon John
Burnett and Rev. VIM. A. Finley. Corvallis
Rev. Z. X. Gcary. Hon. W. T.. Alexander, Hon.
N. H. cranor. Albany. s5aa = - 81
Albany. April 20, 1871. ven36tf
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SHELLS are constantly falling in
Paris and there is a great exodus
from the city. Several rows Of build
ings are in ruins. ea5 -, - A
The insurgents are rendered yio-
lent by Theirs conditions of peace.
A terrible cannonade was kept up
all last night. A82 s.'.k IS
The attack, of the Government
troops was everywhere repulsed.
Desperate fighting, resulting in
victories for the Commune are re-
ported. Five consecutive attacks
made upon Vanvres were repulsed
with great slaughter, The loss of
the Government troops is dreadful.
At Neuilly the combat was fierce but
the Communists gained steadily
Their hopes are now raised to o high
pitch. s's 8 q. Z $50 e.
The streets of Paris are barricaded.
Fighting has been incessant for
the past As hours. " .e4al 81
Mcmahon has surrounded and
captured large body Of insurgents.
Paris is ordered to surrender with
in hours. sts9
1000 2 Government troops were
killed yesterday. 100 ~ :. = -.
Sale 'of horse flesh has again, com
menced. There are other signs Of o
scarcity OF food ii the city.
It is believed the end OF tho strife
is near. 80 { S
The limos are flied with dead. s., ST.
.l4sr.g 3. DOMESTIC, IA
Gen. e. Dumont. the new Cover
nor of Idaho, is dead.
The Fnir- Crittenden trial in San
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or FINAL SETTLEMENT
d AMRss DIcEsoN. ADnHNIsTRArDR

81 AlfRss S. DICKSON. xDaaNISTRATDR
the estate Of IsabesIa A. cIaypooI. deceased,
having this day filed his final account Of his ad-
tnfnisrrstien pi said scst ate ,-e1d fssdssed the
same Tor s-ttlerneht in C.urf: Therefore II Is
hereby ordered by the Court that
Tuesday. he -6tH day etJane, 1871
at the hour Of one o'clock r.s.s Of said day. Al
the Court House id the city Of Aibany. linn
county. State Of omgon, be appointed for the
hearing of objections, II any, 20 said final ac-
count and the settlement OF the same; aud that
notice thereof be given by qualifications in the
Estate Rights Democrat . newspaper Of gen
eral circulation in said county. once . week 70.
At least four successive weeks prior to the day Of
said final settlement.
Done by order Of said Court.
S. A. JOHNS,
April is, lsTi.-sswa cursy Judge.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-21

We see that man named Cook is to
ride across the Willamette at Portland
In tub which is to be pulled through
the water by a goose. Shouldn't be
surprised # that trip would Cook his
goose. siss7g ~ gs1eE lnafs -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-21
NEGRO SUFFRAGE CANNOT BE To-
8oREDf - a !

We are astopished 10 observe that
several prominent Eastern Demo-
cratic papsrs. snch al the New York
World. the Chicago ptmss andsother
less noted journals protesting the
same political creed. are advising
their party friends to accept the pro-
visions of the 18th and 18th Amend
ments and negro suffrage as foregone
conclusions and Legitimate measures,
and to cease opposing them as po-
litical measure. As we believed with
the great mass aof the. Demooratic
party, at the time of the adoption of
those amendments. that they. were
1ndemocratic. unconstitutional and
inconsistent, with the. genius OF. our
government, we still amaintain the,
same belief and do not think the
Democratic party. who last year in.
corporated. in every. State rlatform
hostility to those iniu uitious meas
ures. and who, marched to glorious
victories under a. banner upon viii ch
| was inscribed the most inyeterate op-
positiondto negro ssnffa age, are now
prepared to acknowledge that they
were wrong and chat the Radicals
who fraudulently secured those
twin iniquities were right. II the
Democrats party believed last year
that its mission was to maintain q
"White Mans Government" upon
American soil and to uphold the fun
damental principles of the Old Con-
stitution against radical inroad and
innovation, why should they now
change those views and fall in with
the sophistries, the political tricks
and the negro equality ideas of the
| Radical mongrels?
Indeed, aside from q matter OF
! principle, we believe that opposition
TO the mongrel tendencies Of the 18th
Amendment is q winning card in the
Democratic hand and win assist more
than any other one plank in our plat
form to secure us a victory next wear.
We do not know of a weaker OIL
Iblinder suggestion of policy thar
that which seeks to ignore negro
suffrage and the 18th Amendmen,
| in the coming Presidential contest
And yet these pretended Democratic
papers-these milkyand water iour.
nals-those 'sgood Lord. good devil
sort OF political trimmers-woult
hustle it out of sight as though j
were a Greek horse full OF terrors t.
the Democratic party. We sincerel,
;believe that it is to the indignation
of the white men, all over the coun
/ try, aroused by this amendment ans
.its,practica1 effects, brought home Il
the people of the whole country
that we may attribute our successe
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-21

ROCKED TO SLEEp.-Some time ago
the authorship to Rock me to Sleep"
a plaintive poem, by Florence Percy,
was claimed by plaigarist named Ball,
who lives somewhere in New Jersey,
and writes very bad verses. To this
person Mark Twain addresses the sub
Joined apostrophe: "Backward, speed
backward, o, Ball, in your flight. Make
not an ass Of yourself just for to-night;)
pull the few silver threads out of your
hair, fill up and varnish those furrows
of care-care that was born of attempt
ing fame's steep, which you couldn't
climb, Ball, whom none rocked to sleep!
o, Bally, come back from the echoing
shore! Cease for a season the public to
bore with your Infamous rhymes, and
your stupid complaint, for you know
you are claiming to be what you amt.
Oh, drivel no more-don't shuttle, don't
weep-hapg up your Tyre, Ball-pll
rock you to sleepp'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-21

THE dispatches published else
where say the insurgent French pris-
oners are taken to Brest. It is safe
TO presume that they are IN efa'atry. al
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

= Sate,e Oregon, County ef Linn:
vTvAKEN Up BYs The UNDERsIGNED,
il living Eve and q half miles east of Albany.
one estray horse, supposed 70 be ie.or u years
old. abovtl hands high hay cotor. With black
legs. name and tail, small stnr in forehead, LEFT
hipd foot white, and sotne saddle marks. No
brands per.eivabic. Has 1een In o II sneighbor-
hood far. the past year. - S. B. KNOX.
= Albany. Oregon. AprillT. lsIl9 u
Appraised by II. II. Powers, J. r., at $1,000.
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=. TgE MosrsLr NeysLsrrs1 voal AerfI~--we
hare reosiyed tbs April number of t'The Month
~ Nevelette,'i and find that With age u. grors
more Interesting. The fact Gift h, this pasat'
zine contains but interesting reading mat
ter, sneh ~ the people like, stories. gpstry, wit
and bninor, and some noted Illustrations, and 10
entirely free from dull 1ectarss and rcviewt, fof
which ladies care sbat lhttis.tlAs the Monthly
Novslette 10 teniy. 70 ecntsf = nufabfr >, OF 500
per year, IL should be IN tbs hands of one hun
dred thopsand readefs befors the year closes.
Tho contents of the April lanmber .nre varied, as
| lfollovG--'sThs Bsropefs pasgbter,"s illustrat-
ed; "Hussiap aud FINLAND Views" '.Supsbine;"
...1ntAgoai,n; Last woris;" my Hours Of
Peri" "tsMy Govcrnsssf' eThe sofcsrsss Of tho
csnnibsi isiapds;' t'Thrss Views Vi = utjeet;"
NJ aking Boston Light In . Spowst0rm;" !" ''The
Miner IL the Yuba; "Seraphina's Proposai;l
1WiId Fsowes;" "An Adventure In lMvxieo;''
.i1,sxs.Lx DgrARfsEsr.-s'AstP Pslse sstep:
ar. rho u. rtun IS and Misfortunes Of Fred Wild
sr.y "I,y Hoo. or by Crook !" "Anccdotes-Wil I
and IIamor;o az Ps.traif cf Qusca EIisabeth.' =
Thorpes Talbot, e3 ,1engrs.s Street. Boston,
ere the publishers. ana the, WIZ send = sample
eepy Of THE Monthly EoyeIs." On reeeip' o.
10 cents. -.4t....... ~. go.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
-TleAILROAD LETTING.
NORTHERN sPAclFic RAILROAD,
s6 MILES

@ EALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- noon Wednesday,, April 26, at the Engineers
Office, In Portland, Oregon, for doing the work
on TWENTY FIVE MILES, from IKAIAMA
nortbward. - sNA
GRADING, including such grabbing as may
yet remain.
PfLE-TRESTLE and other fresfls work.
DJtTDG n lnours from 100 TO cg0 feet spab).
LAYING TRACK.
The work will be arrnngcd in subdivisions,
not less than Gys miles. ~ = q
Parties can bid for one OF moro subdivisions.
3 Work 10 be commenced fofthyith efter aIlot-
meat, and finished 10 end 81 rs miles by the
i4th sfoetebsr, apd sooper on the southern end
ef the line.
Tho Company has some Pile-drivers, imple-
mcnts etc, which contractors can take ut fair
vaIuafi6n. = -stsE3azs ss2tes
Plans. specifications, etc., may he seen, and
furthsr sspIspaaisn given y She Office ef THOMAS
~ Msasis, Engincer ~ tbePaciis pfxision, in
Portland. and after Monday, April IL.
ttABy vraer nj the,Hgcsident, ITuuann
taFiHlEkI5 INA. cBEGoRfSMITfI.
W. MfLson RoBEHTs,
| ~ Engiueer-ip- Chief
Portland, Oregon, April IL, 1871.
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Francisco still continues TO attract |
great crowds.
Wednesday, Aprir1o. - /
FoREIGN. O. "a
i Versailles troops are surround;ng
Paris. M
Nuillcy Is still firmly contested 8
: Foreign powers urge penre. =
The commune has instituted o
general court-maitial.
DOMESTIC.
Congress orders the Legislature of
Mexico to convene the 1st Monday
in December.
The Democratic congressman
will lisoonsissus IN address, ~
Congress is expected to adjourn
this week. tef9 4 ym "a
Hattie Funk shot and killed her
husband at Eureka, California, yes
terday., .,oi .gYuN sfsI bi8s ,g4at
IgnAt San,Pssqaol, California, iyester-
day, Peter Abels was shot dead by
ERobertson.di dooda 0xsL seilk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-28
FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS-
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81.
On reassembing after recess the Senate or
dered evening sessions for every evening this
week.
Mr.. Cragin, from the Committee of Con-
ference on the bill to abolish the grades of
Admiral and Vice-Admiral in the navy, re-
ported that the Committee of the two Houses
failed to agree, and ON his motion the Com
mittee were discharged.
Mr.. Cragin gave notice that when a Motif
cation of disagreement was received from the
House, he would move that the Senate insist
on its amendments, and ask for a new Com
mttee of Conference.
The Postoffice appropriation bill was then
proceeded with, and Mr.. Steward renewed
and advocated the amendment rejected by the
Committee of the Whole, to increase the an
nual subsidy to the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company to one millioa dollars
The amendment to suspend the construc-
tion of the Cincinnati & Newport bridge was
renewed, and after being modified so as to
provide if the spans are made 100 feet above
the water no draw need be constructed, and
that no claim shall be made against the Gov
eminent on account of an alteration in the
plan of the bridge, was adopted-32 to %.
Mr.. Williams renewed his amendment for
an Australian steamship subsidy, but Mr..
Conkling moved to lay the motion on the
table, which was agreed to-25 to 90 The
bill then passed, and the army appropriation
bill was taken up when the Senate adjourned.
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Coal Question.

New York, Feb. 81. The middle men of
the coal train of this city held secret meet
ing to-day, to discuss measures for securing
reduction of duty ON foreign coal. The af.
fairs in respect to the threatened famine con-
tinues practically unchanged, Though the
feeling of public alarm is very sensibly d.
minished.
Fire.
Grangren & Ketchams cotton factory,
Pathagna, l.. l., was burned this morning.
Loss $4,000; insured for one-half. Three
hundred operators are thrown out of employ
ment.
The final deposit in the Mace Coburn fight
was made to-day, and the fight appointed for
May 18th, Point Albins, Canada.
Judge Barnard this afternoon issued war
rants for the arrest of the editor and publisher
of the New York Times, on complaint of libel
entered by Count Johannes.
Geo. II. Marshall was to-day sentenced to
four years and nine months imprisonment for
stealing and forging an endorsement to a
check Another indictment is also pending
against him for forging check of $ll, 900.
Judge Graham refuses a new trial for the
colored murderer John Thomas, whose re-
spite expires March 10th.