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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-08
NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, MARCH g. 1871.

exchange secrete otherwise dispose OF persona Ppot
erty mortgaged to themi and incorporating 'n'
The resolution calling on the Canal Board for iniorma
ton rs TO the effect navigation Of the CONSTRUCTIVE "
bridge over Lake Champaign, was adopted. alton NJ
Bills also passed providing for the electo % .,
supervisor at large In Kings County, nxlng liz and
Sheriff. except In thee ountes OF New YORK. hlnes,
westchester providing for the appointment OF duDo
Administrators for the County OF KINGS oy inc 5d In
demnity Company OF New-York amending the aot 9,
fixing the time OF holding the meetings OF the boafu %
OF the First uniTersast Church Of Hudson to facii-
tate the construction OF the Lake Ontario shore ran
csa l nan OF b 5ee f 81 Ss o ncopor
Mattewan Savings Bank authorizing the mtrct
Courts OF brooklyn; authorizing the City Of TROY to
take water from the Hudson River; defining quacao
y. III.
EVENING SESSION.
RAISING TIE PAY or THE BROOKLYN fobIoE',
Mr.. Jacobs moved to amend the Brookiyn
Police bill by increasing the pay OF the Chief Of Police
from $500 to $500; that Of Sergeant from 81 200 to
1900; Patrolweu from $1,000 TO $1,000 and Oh Dooriuen
The motion to Increase The pay Of chief q Police ESs
TO 81 TIE motion TO SG eeS '9 the
Of the pay OF Patromen from S0O 70 si2oO MI
The motion " increase the pay of Patrobnen was
Mr.. Goodrich moved to reduce the pay Of Captains
Mr.. Jacobs moved to mako the salaries of sergeants
The bill was then ordered to a third reading
The first secon OF the act relative to HeGae po,s
which established new rates. struck out, leaving TIE
present TO stand five years longer and the Dill was
then ordered TO a third reading.
The bill providing that persons who have honorapIy
served years in the National Guard shall be exempt
from Jury duty the payment OF highway taxes, and tat
deduction OF $500 each year shall be made In the assess
ment OF his real and personal estate was ordered 10
third reading.
The bill requiring the Union Ferry Company TO run
boat at Catharine Ferry every fifteen minutes se
at night, was also ordered 10 a third reading.
The bill reducing rates Of Wharfage In New-YorK ana
Brooklyn, regards elevators, was recommted 10 inc
Committee Commerce and Navigation. Adjourned
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEVIS.
ENGLAND
CHANGES IN TIE BRITISH CABINET.
LONDON, Tuesday, March 2. 1871.

CHANGES IN TIE BRITISH CABINET.
LONDON, Tuesday, March 2. 1871
The Times Of to-day announces the following
thsngssi IN the Ministry:
the Right Hon. George J. Coschen succeeds the Hight
Hon HUGH C. E Chider First Lord Of the Admiralty
The Right Hon James stansfcld succeeds Mr. Goschen
as President of the Poor Law Board
NE Baxter esq., succeeds Mr. stansield rs one Of the
Joint Secretaries OF the Treasury.
GEORGE shaw Lefcyre at present Secretary for the
Home Department succeeds Mr. Baxter as Secretary to
the Admiralty.
In the House Of Commons, tonight, Dir Gladstone re-
plying TO tie question Of which Mr Diaeh gave notice
last night denied that the Government had any mowl-
edge Of secret treaty between the Car and Prussia
he also minated that the conference the EuKne ques
ton would not adjourn for some time TO come. Mr..
Goschcs acceptance Of the Office Of First Lord of tie
Admiralty was announced The House agreed to the APP
pointmcnt OF Committee reform in the Patent laws
ANOTHER MARINE DIsAsTER-sEyENTEEN LIVES
LOST.
LONDON, Tuesday, March 7, 1971
The ship Mistress Of the Seas, has found
cred in The ocean. Seventeen lives were lost.
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ITALY.

ANOTHER COMPLAINT FROM TIE POPE-HR RE-
JECTs THE ITALIAN GUARANTEES.
ROME, Tuesday, March 7, 1871.
The Pope has held a secret cOnsistOry, IN
which he delivered alocution Of considerable length
The Holy Father in his address to the Cardinals attacks
the motives and acts OF the authors Of recent Italian
events and particularly the occupation Of Rome and
rejects the guarantees OF his spiritual power proposed
by the bill which recently passed the Italian Parliament
lie also laments the OF the FrancoPrussan
and expresses his gratitude for the devotion TO him
self and the church Of the whole Catholic world.
TILE DISPUTE WITH TUNIs AMICABLY ADJUSTED.
LONDON, Tuesday March :, 1871
The London Telegraph has a special dispatch
from Florence announcing the settlement Of the dispute
between the Governments Of Italy and Tunis The de-
mands OF Italy fully conceded and the conditions
imposed by the Florence accepted by Tuns
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GENERAL AMNESTY.
PROVISIONS OF SENATOR RoBEKrsoNs NE"
BIBI.

WASHINGTON March THE following is the
hin renorted to day by Senator Robertson OF son' caro-
lima from the Select Committee on the RemoVai OF ro'
cal Disabilities: ..., A..
p,enact,d ,fe That all persons SUBJECT "a any uira
, i,nrosed nv The Fourteenth Amenemen' OF lIs ON
stittion of the United states are hereby l"ogea rom
ron. are excepted the provisions Oh S ae' 'ha'
II Ia say: -, ,o,,,o, ,,cr,hers of The Congress
FusE I A. states withdrew from their seats and
aided the Rebellion =, ,,,, oe,eers NJ the ARMY ar
~ The limited States and beng above the age ol III
ca,s ieft the Army Navy and AIDED the Aepeiiloh
ye.s, m ncrsons who being menlbers OF the state
n,,nns which adopted the pretended ordinances OF
aud voted In favor OF thf adoption oil such or
Tese excepted reserved for future iegSa
ton. -.
senator Eoberson tayr he WIZ press 'n' P "s' W ms
',v.Iu.ion Of all others Of O pn,ate % local
character
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tho same material. A man who was in the employ of
F1ns, in his bakery, up TO the 9TH OF January last,
identified the shoc-kufo found on the person OF the
prisoner as tone used around the bakery for peclng
apples TO mako pics" Today the evidence RELAXED for
the most para 70 The claso and capture IL shown
that the money found Fikin's person amounted TO
$i9 in bills and SIS 10 in fractional currency Other
testimony, bearing upon various minor points in
trOJuccd, end tho prosecution closed. The defense
opened, and claimed that 0lt6i could be proven.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF TIE MANITOB
TROUBLES.
RAID oN ILLnr DIsrILLrRIEs IN rrNNE.srE

NASHVILLE, March Assistant Supervisor
X T. Gaines ceompanied 10y Deputy United States Mar
sAa A. H. OttarsOn aud squad If Federal soldiers left
here Feb. H. for raid Illicit discries l., Tic Tatd
District they have succeeded ia breaking up u dl ill
]eTes. About 1900 gallons OF beer DESTROYED nj
Shenouuf. In Smith County the party was fired an y
bushwbaekers. bat one injured. District SUPER.
vOr Gaines shot In tho thigh ny the accidental dis
charge OF his pistol. aud brought home today The
WOnd is severe buf not dangerous The remainder of
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KING AMADEUss REPRESENTATIVE.
pop,,.1 RECEPTION OF TIE SPANISH MNIsTEF
ms SPEECH AND THE PRESIDENT

KING AAIADEUS'S REPRESENlAtlNE.
FORMAL RECEPTION OF THE SPANISH MINISTER
his SPEECH AND THE PRESIDENTS
REPLY.
WASHINGTON, March 7-Mr. Lopez Roberts
was received by the President, to-day The occasion
was marked with unusual interest, the members OF the
Cabinet and the personal staff OF the President being In
attendance and Mr. Lopez Roberts being accompanied
by ali tho members and attaches OF his legation IN lu
court dress NJ Lopez Roberts delivered the following
speech:
Nm pprs,nrrrr have received the high mission OF
naong In your hands the letter whereby his Majesty
King Amadeus the First announced 70 you MS aut 20
the throne OF Spain. likewise have the honor 10 GyeF
traordnary and Minister Plenipotenary ia tne Cnlteo
states OF America In few days viii DO two years;
Mr. PRESIDENT since on occasion like the present,
presented to you the letters when e III s
same quality In the Of the Provisional
formed in Spain after the revolution OF septem,
her is6s. During the time which has elapsed
since then tho Sovereign Spanish Cortes; elected by
Mineral suffrage have settled in the most liberal man
ner the gravest and most important 9neSSs wTt
Of the material interests OF the nation and they nave
given to their country Constitution In Hcn, "e !.
nled at The same time all the essential attributes OF
monarchy the rights OF the spanish pfOp' i ne
reconcied with the prestige and aatnod % ns d
on which reconciliation must rest lhe "citlc anu naP
piness OF free nations having monarcnioai 10TH Vi gov
The bonds OF close friendship and the cordial relations
which have always existed between Spain ana the united
States lead TO hope that they VIII now Pe S aIe
closely drawn 10 which end, Mr. President, sha bldAo
effort in accordance Win uul9
rese1tetiye of the wishes OF His Majesty the King ana
must express you, before concluding ny protou
and sincere thanks for the proofs OF goodwin when you
have shown me while have had the GOOD fortune W We
in this Republic accredited near your person as Mi'er
Of Spain.
The President replied as follows:
Mp LOPEZ ROBERTS: congratulate yon upon tne
mark of the continued confidence OF your GOYeruen
which the new credentials presented Dy you eslhee'
Tbs generalization may be the more cordial as IL con
firms the general opinion OF your course autlnf YOU
mast oicial residence here, course distinguished " ]
and fdelity TO your country and " courtesy anu
sde ration toward that TO which you nave peei ~
creJifed The recent changes in public persons aiu
affairs in spain are understood to have Dee 50 ally
Sanctioned by the popular will that they must De
cnnesced in especially in countries whose gOVerhents
repose upon similar basis. heartily desire nhat tno
nar order OF things there may tend 10 strengthen .o
d ~ aDiity and good will which have always Deen
maintained our respective wns their
c,o friend AT an early and critical period Of ther
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ASSEM- bly,.

The following bills were passed. Amendin g
and consolidating acts relating the village of Peeks-
Kill providing for the election OF tax receiver for the
town OF Rye; amending the charter Of the Ioaner
Bauk Of York City; authorizing the Syracuse aud
Northern Railway Company 10 construct and maintain
bridge the OswegO Canal authorizing the Governor
and senate appoint inspector OF gnsmetrs, " re
side in New York, who shall appoint two deputies, one
in Albany and In BROOKLYN 70 punish mortgagefs
OF personal property who ALan frauduleny seI AAxn
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r,,p .1pANy rxppEss RonByRy

ALBANY, March 6.--Several persons were cx-
hmned IN tue case Yikins, Monday, 10 trace the
light OF FiRins through Warren and Saratoga Counties
One farmer testified that the prisoner remained with
him two days, and paid his hill 90 in fractional Gun
Tebey stage driver bad that be paid biz IaIe GD IN
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WASHINGTON.

sHIPowNERs ANTICIPATING THE ANNEXATION
OF SAN DONINGO-A POSTMASTER FINED FOR
REFUSING INITIATED CURRENCY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsR.l
WASHINGTON Tuesday, March 7, 1871.
II Is reported that several Of large steamers
md other vessels now under foreign fags have obtained
Dominican registers from President Baez to be used In
case OF annexation. The OF line OF foreign
steamers running between the United States and Europe
IL Is said have already secured this accommodation for
over 10000 tuns.
Mr.. Maynards proposition to enlarge the scope Of
the duties of the Committee Revolutionary Claims,
so to include all claims growing out OF the late war
and to make appropriate change in the title OF the
Committee would, II adopted take nom the Commit
tee on Claims the greater part OF its business and mako
an important Committee OF ono which has had no
business for years. II IL were desirable TO facilitate the
passage Of private claims through Congress, Mr. May
nards proposition would be good one but the objection
"a that too many people come to Congress for relief
instead of submitting their to the tribunal created
for the express purpose Of giving them justce-the
Court of Claims 1t Is fortunate for the treasury that
the way OF the claimant is hard who tries to set Dill
through Congress for his benefit II 1t were MADE easier
by the creation Of two moro Claims Committees
Con gress would have its chiefly occupied by the
consideration OF the demands Of individuals upon the
Government.
Tennessee postmaster inclosed TO the United States
Treasurer slip cut from recent North Carolina paper
setting forth that the Postmaster at husooTo, " S'
has been fined and 500 costs for refusing to receive
muated currency IN payment for postage stamps ana
saws that since the appearance OF the article In print ma
Office has been flooded with mutated currency ana de-
sire to know whether he is compelled to take or may
refuse tho money so presented. Treasurer Spinner
REPLIES stating that under the rules OF the Treasury
Department Postmasters authorized to receive such
currency hs fun valuo in payment OF postage STAMPS
when in cases OF United States notes, not moro than
onetventeth of tho note missing; and, in cases Of
fractional currency when not more than onetenth 10
missing When such notes and fractional currency arc
mutiated beyond the standard referred to- no one IS
compelled to receive them for any part of their value,
and the only place where such notes may be redeemed
"a at the United States Treasury.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

DISSATISFACTION AMONG THE TROOPS IN MANI
QUESTIONABLE RENEWAL OF TIE POLIT-
ICAL TROUBLES.
TORONTO, March 7.-Advices received from
Wnnepeg. the 18th Of February, state that good deal
Of dissatisfaction exists among the volunteers, owing TO
alleged fay oIiusn of different battalons. volunteer
who bad ordered under arrest, supported by bis
sOinrade hgcd his rife at and severely wounded The
Corporal Of The Guard.
revival OF the difficulties in the Northwest are pos
sble. The meeting OF the Provincial Legislature has
been delayed until after the selection Of the Dominion
representative The members viii endeavOr to post
pone the sitting until the present excitement has sub
sided.
Lieut. Breter, who has returned from Rocky Mountain
House. reports great rayaRes by smallpox on the plains
and In the Mission
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF TIE MANITOBA
TROUBLES.
CHICAGO, H., March IA special dispatch
from 81 Paul. MIMI says Disturbances have occurred at
Winnipeg account OF the arrest by the civil authori
tes OF one Of tue Ontario Battalion. named Hartman,
Ior ganehng HIS comrades, numbering IOO repaired To
She 81. JOhn House, where he confined ana
LOOK MN out together with his cOTnrade. The military
authorities afterward endcayOrcd have Hardman
committed, but the civil authorities refused TO receive
him Tins has caused ill-foelng between the military
and civil authorities
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THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY,
THE FUTURE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT UNOL"
CONSIDERATION.
IT'S RETURN TO PARIS oPPosED-No

popprAux, Tuesday March % ISL
In heNotional Assembly, last evening MM' LOUIS
D, ~ v;otor T1ngo and Quinet made demand for
tbo detention Of the members of the September Gov
.-,o,,t until thew shall have returned an account
- ,hoir acts until the capitulatiOn Of Paris
NJ polcscluzo submitted a demand Tor then
,mno,cbment and arrest on the charge of high
treason. =,
,n,otion was made that the Assembly should not
roturn to Paris but sit elsewhere.
At The request of NJ. Theirs the Assembly ap-
,ointed a Committee to consider the question, with
orders to report to-day.
The Assembly is in session this evening but the
Committee has not reported yet.
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rELEGRAPHIC NOTEs.

Sarah Wilson, aged 70 years, hanged herself in
Boston yes, .IiAy.
. Edwin Wheeler, aged % years, cut his throat
Yesterday in Charlestown, Mass
Daniel Gregory, an old and respected resident
Of EoIt Brdgcwaisr, Mas, shoi himself YESTERDAY.
wTmsn al Eorbel Minp burned Monday Loss $4,000
Ohs Daniels, for many years associated with the
frn Of Daniels paper manufactures died IN Boston yesterday
The Mississippi River is now open between 81.
I With good pres early opening 10 St. Paul
Miss Mary Hibbard of North Hadley Mass,
drowned hee in the Connecticut River on Monday ""e Temporarily
The Colonial Secretary of Jamaica is on his
With the Ssrto Domingo ailir
The Louisiana State Fair opens April 8. The
burning buildings viii interfere the directors promise ample
The opening of the first section of the North
err Pscac Railroad junction Lake Superior 70 the is
The elections in Porto Rico resulted in favor OF
nent generally aLaning from voting
The Connecticut River is nearly clear OF ice
from Hartford 70 Loag l'a3i sound IN r te-D0'''' rum WI"
Jacob Brecht, confidential clerk of John Gun
meut from his employer Ills deactis about Sl,Sj'
- Capt. +. w. Perkins, well known steamship
Se through ihs head The Coroner viii aye,gsts e case.
- The Packing-room building connected with
G s 5 c %s Of ihte we're deso ed Loss Insured
800 Rumors are current in Havana that heavy
eagaoa.1 ss ea GSe al a comm yaetc Ca
Il i reported Ia the spanish troops victorious
Sir Charles Bright, with the two West India
e,he steamers expected Kingston Jamaica today The Deua
Viii 90 10 81 lhons cables the islands The Suffolk
vii spsSy and lay New graphing
has been arranged
The Cincinnati branch of the Womene Mission
arr SOC r Of Methodist Episcopal Church embracing the States OF
Ohio Kouucky West Virginia celebrated their trsi anniversary IN
CS mail law. reports tie work highly encouraging
FOR new oenen receipts The branch for the n year baye
been Sl8iL
William Smith, an English miner and pros
- sf lea by Ar h Perkins liefian Danst, az Virginia,
Nd on ManS Discussion the Franco Prsssn war He
hncng the spot aud eroIi gathered around
49, an an No ,v II thrcns 20 take 10 ont aud habs hG, bnt
I.r I.r0vd - the ftae prison al larson
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The observations on Mount Washington mt
"a m yc-terdag wcrc Barometer. BIS oi-IiSt, r2s
thermometer, ICo no CHANGE r'iaIVe mummy o. :
rfJ urst. velocity OF wind, eight miles per hour
The heaviest rains experienced for years III
te strrl, part o. California have fallen recently Inc
gnle was % violent ut Carson. Nevada tnlt " ueE d"N
Inc sIreple of fhe new Roman Catholic Cbrrch, ana
causcd other damage.
TLe fnlInninr tnhle shows the operations of
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THE BEACH PNEUMATIC RAILWAY BILL RE-
PORTED-MORE PAY FOR THE BROOKLYN
PoLICE-LEGIsLATIyE RoUTINE-How BILLS
ARE DISPOSED OF,
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XLIID CONGRESS-1st Session

THE PRESIDENT REQUESTS AN EXTENSION OF TIE
sEssION-BILLs REPEALING THE INCOME TAX
AND FOR GENERAL AMNESTY ALREADY PRE-
SCENTED - EXPECTED MESSAGE FROM THE
PRESIDENT ON SOUTHERN AFFAIRS.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNBL
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Mr.. HOOPER (Rep., Mass) from the Com
mittee appointed by the House to Join lko Committee
on the part Of the Senate 70 wait the President and
inform him that Congress was in session and ray to
ccive any communication he might make reported thAt
he Conoiitee had iscLerged that duty and that the
President said he had communication 20 abc ht plt
ent but that he might have some connnaicatl9h 20 lke
during the present week no day Should DC h4eo 4Or '
final Adjournment Of tho two H9ufes. -
Ar RTrRDESTvr Ron MOL prevented the claim Of NJ
Boles to q seat representative from the Third Dscs
on Arkansas instead OF Mr Edwards, and moved mat
tho matter be referred TO the Committee on Elections
Adopted.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-11-04
,Ihe Nunaber sevo1i.-

y
This number Il rsqaently used
il the Bibles On the seventh day
God ended His work. Tie sew
enth month Noah's ark touched
the ground, and ia seven days 3
dove was sent out. Abraham plead-
ed seven times for Seldom, Jacob
seven and seven years for Rachel.
nnourned seven days for Joseph
and was pursued 1 seven days jopr-
ney BY Laban. a plenty Of seven
years and d famine of seven years
were fOretoldin Pharaoh's DREAM
by seven fat and seven lean beasts,
and seven ears pf full and seven
earsof blasted corn. On The sew
enth day Of the seventh month the
children of Israel tasted seven
days and remained seven days in
81 q -
tents Every seven years tbe land
restgds every seventh year ali bond
men we're free, and the Law was
read 10 the people. Initha asatruU-
ton Of jericho, seven priests bore
seven trumpeta seven days; on
the seventh day they surrounded
the walls seven times; and at the
end Of the seventh rouhd sWalls
fell. Solomon vas seven, years
Building the temple. and Eedsted
seven days at its. dedication. In
the tabernacle we're seyen Temps,
and the golden candleStick had
seven branches. Naamau washed
seven times ii the Jordan. Jobs
friends sat with him seven days
and seven nights. and offered seT-
ca bulloOks and seven rams as an
atonement. In the Revelation We
read Of seven churches, seven can
dlesticks seven stars, seven tFum-
pets, seven plaques, seven thun-
ders, seven feils, seven angels, and
4 seven. headed monster FL
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Proceedings 81 e. Holice-
J11Gy. 3ll .quiata

gl1lRy. 3HI .Iulats
GfMoNDGY, October 10th, IS71..h
The Police JaFy Ii the parisi 81
Calcasieu met this 10th day of o.
tober, "A. ID, 1871, pdrstant ia i'd
journment. Present, J.3 I'll. RYAN,
President; J. Hagah, o. 'R. Moss,
2. A. Hebert, and H. III. F1ft bar.
On motion, Che pr0CeedinEa of
Iast session were read aud appto-
we'd. aa-a ta1lIss'1f
On motion, Be it ordained that
the report Of G. Barbe, Parish Tsx
Collector, be received and spread
on the minutes. 3.. t''t.6 2 .s3
On motion. BE II ordained, that
thb following report Of DR.. Kirk
man and others, be re6sived and
accepted, viz iA 'FEtft-flH71 7.t
Io,tie Police Jury Of the PdrisItgf
Cqlcasiep .T
owe, the undersigned comnlis-
siQners, appointed BY youg Hon,
body for the purpose Of laying out
a publio road from che residence of
Mrs. Puio, 90 the Calcasieu river
70 DR.. w. H. Kirknan''s veil, beg
leave to report, that they have net
on this 9TH day 81 July, 1871, ac.
cording to law, and laid said road,
Commsnc ncing at the aforesaid resi-
dence of Mrs. Pt1io, runniag bY 6r
near The reaidence of Henry Mess,
thence on ! direct route to said
Kirkman's wen, passing ths mines
Of che Calcasieu Sulphur @ Coinpany.
IAa 1'tsa 10. E MOSS, lsaA
Eaar 4 SIMEON VINCENT, ialf
Gat afff ri JACOB EbENDER, tas
e. III. MOSS, ere
L. his Fs
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An exchange says chat
there is sn enormous woman now
On exhibition in London! Horaga
.is said 70 betRenty y4tWo years, and
weight i've handled and sixty
pounds, sshe measures seven fees
around the body, tWenty-six inch
% around the arm, and three feet
ak inches ACROSS the shoulders. IL
il adaed that, onlike most sst poo
pie, this large lsdy y able to sdg-
tain gfess physical exestiOn, is
Handsome and pleasant, and
shighly intsIhgSnt, /" potip the least
adrowsy, !" nor is bet face aizs and
greasy.
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Some Iowa Regulators
tried e makeda man confess hin-
solf 4 iIuEas7thisf by hanging hiar
butlwhenathey ant him down. he
Fad Lost allipterest 10 tha matter
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4 colony pf French Cana
dians have purchased $4,000 acres
oflatld oi the Union Pacitic Rail-
road Company, and viii settle some
tifty miles the present season. n.