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Connecticut western news., 1872-01-19

THE NEW TREATY.-Messrs. Graves and Rathbone, members of the English Parliament for Liverpool, in speeches delivered at Q meeting of their constitu- ents, referred to the Treaty for the settle ment of the Alabama claims in terms of the highest praise, and advocated an al- hance between Great Britian and the United States. The Treaty and the American claims under 1t are the leading topics of the public journals at the pre- sent time. The Aduertiser alone opposes the Treaty. It declares that the English Commissioners have been out-witted; that England is bound hand and foot, and If the Geneva Board should award to the United States all they extensively claim, war would be less injurious to England than settlement. The Adver- tiser concludes with an appeal to the English to withdraw from a treaty which IS an insult to the country.
Connecticut western news., 1872-01-19

For the journal. " How to Make the Farm Paw" send to GEO. A. DEITZ, Ohambersburg, Pa.
Connecticut western news., 1872-01-19

PEws IN BEEcHER's CHURCH. -The annual renting of pews in Plymouth Church. Brooklyn, took place. The at tendance was large, the bidding spirit ed, and the prices obtained sli ightly in advance of those last year. The amount bid was the premium above the stated price of the pew. Ths highest premiums were for seats in the vicinity of the pull pit. The prices of seats on the ground floor ranged from $5 to S13O, and of ,chairs from $2 to $12. In the gallery the prices ranged from S1O to $50, the highest figures being for seats near the choir. Henry o. Bowen was awarded the first choice, and secured pew for premium of $S335 s. Fitzgerald the sec- ond choice, at a premium of $335. Other premiums were as follows Horace B. Clafin, S33O; Charles Shepherd, $335 :; T. Moody. $330; J. c. Carroll, $33O :; D. s. Arnold, $335 E. D. White, S33O i; H. Clafin, $325 i; J. c. Seuthwick, $320 i; Dr. Jewell, $500; Moses s. Beach, s635 :; Joseph Howard, jr., $330 s. B. Duryea, $310; Chas. Denim, $330; McDonald Hatch, S34O.
Connecticut western news., 1872-01-19
A GREAT OFFER

Horace Waters, As1 Broadway, N. Y., will dispose of ONE HUNDRED PIANOS, MELoDEoNs and ORGANS of six irstclass makers including Waters's, ertreety oo prices orsh daing will take from $4 to $0 monthly un. paid the same to let and ORGAN the most beautiful style and perfect tone made now on exhibition at 4sl Broadway, New York.
Connecticut western news., 1872-01-19

ROH r A MONTH.-Horse and outfit furnished
 R0 O Address NOVELTY co, Saoo. Me. gents Wanted for the Great Fire in Chicago A and the Vest" 66o pages. 15 illus. Price $256. Terms extra Address Chd P. Bradway. Danvllle. Pa. Gp Onn for frst-class Pianos. No discount. No D~OV Agents. Address U. S. PIANO O., s66 Broadway, NY.
 A GENTS Wanted.-Agents make more money at A work for than at anything else Particulars C. S1INsoN Co. Fine A1 Pablisss Portland. Maine. 0A mn FARMERS HELPER sent free It shows Go.VVO How to save and how to make money on the Farm, Where to look for the profits and how to obtain ,hem." How to clear FIVE HUNDRED DOL LARS between December and May. Copy FREE to to ZIEGLER MCCURDY PRiladelphia Penn
Connecticut western news., 1872-01-19
H0"7 ETD@We will send hand ~ .RIER yome Prospectus of our - - Ne,o -I1ustTdteE Fdaily Bbte containing ovee RhHH goo fine ScIiptare H. .%O.N lustrations to any Book
 agent, free of charge AGENTS .Ss;sE;: r$$ss A$5 :ii; s ss5ifs ss'' FSs:

nNLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.-THE " Dollar Weekly Commercial is in every way equal to the two dollar papers, true exponent Of the political industrial, manufacturing grain and wool growing in terests ot the country Stories by the best American and fopeign writer's Specimen copies free. Cash pre- miums for clubs. n- Will be sent free to all posttnas- ters vSlo set az nts. Address,
 COMMERCIAL COMPANY. Indian nnolis. Ind
Connecticut western news., 1872-01-19

The following is recapitnlation of the statement of the public debt:
 Debt Bearing Interest in Coin. Bonds at six DOT cent 542 291 7so O0 ROnda nk five per cent .... ol1 EeA nx0 on
Connecticut western news., 1872-01-19

s2,371,1s2, ,7s1.s2 $111.432,S26.91
 15,851, ,493.77
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

NNHE INVENTOR OF THIS Really WONDER
j FUL TONIC, after a series Of wears and ex-
/, periments. has succeeded in bringing before the
public all that can be desired OF a pure Tonic and
Recnperator.
These Bitters are prepare from the most choice
and wholesl me herbs and roots. and have given
| universal satisfaction wherever tried. Thousands
Of dyspeptics have found relief through their use,
and physicians recommend them for the cure Of all
diseases of the blood and liver and irregularities
of the digestive organs.
Headache, Biliousness and Constipation. Gen
eraI Debility and Loss of Appetite. all are cau>ei
by the deTaHgeinent Of the stomach. Liver and
other fuuctionaries Of the system. The IAL Bit
tiers have been successfully used and are warranted
to alleviate the sufferer in all the above casts.
The unprecedented success Of our Bittcrs have
met With on this coast, and the numerous calls for
the same from the East, has induced us u oueu a
house in Chicago, and thousands &C bottles are
sent daily 10 all parts Of the States. and thu CAL
NORMA mi BITTERS" under which name
they are soid there, are rapidly growing in gen
eral favor and supplantiug i'll most cases all other
tOnics and beverages.
Success creates rivals. and some unScrupuluu.
parties are endeayOring to sell an imitation article
put up similar enough in style ard outer appeal
auce, to deceive the unwary. and We caution CON
sumers To examine the article b, fore purchasing:
the genuine has our trade mark blown in each
bottle, and DE-. HENLEY signature pasted across
the top. as
SOLD r /.
H. EPSTEIN d CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09
PLANTATION BITTERS.
S.-E.-ISSG-X

This wonderful vegetable re-
storative is the sheet-anchOr of
the feeble and debilitated. AS
a tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid it has no equal
among stomachics. As rem
edy for the nervous weakness
to which.women are especially
subject, it is superseding every
other stimulant. mall climates,
tropical, temperate or frigid,
it acts as a specific in every spe-
cies of disorder which under
mines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

Happy Relief E"r fouCg Men. from
The -r.,-t~ ef trr,HS and tIJseS IN early life.
E|Ftr.t,asH ret red Nervous debility cured. In
ra1irlsuts 10 Marriage removed New method II
treatment. New and remarkable remedies. bo Ks
and cir-ulars sent rtee. in sealed envelopes
All-. uoWaRD ASSOCIATION, No > S.
rsI!at-ian;a Pa uc23-tt
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09
Z. Q. r. M.

Piute Tribe, No. l, I. 0. Of r. II.
HOLD EEFULAH COUNCILS IN THEIR
Vigw-sua. on Nu>str street, between Carson
ar1 pI1zt STREETS,
DIN the Second Steep Of every Seven
<urs. RI the seventh EsTtn.
AT ~.,a4.rirE Braves. Warriors and Chiefs are
cordially ..vItrd ~ meet with IL IN c'utcl.
4. WtITZ. >Hchrm.
T.. C. GuIuauo. { or. noiutf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

nABBETT METAL.-5U0 POUNDS
d OF OLBTIPE, for sale at this oaiee.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

The DATE az. TIE 'ETCItIXt"T.-
IIcfr 10, tia. G,l.nan Snvui.t. ii
wo.k rtcci:'fy rutli-hfl, >ho$s flat
there was q tptf rfiiF.s.. al Tie moon
rnicoGi;;,nt.y, wrh re earthquake
that occmr.eh When JGiins Ca,;ir was
;issas,i a;ch, an tie 18Th Il Mn,ci. II.
C. II. He ha> ais. calculated the
jewish calr!idat I" 4. -. IL, aud the
result at l- j, searches T ll> confirms
the facts recorded by the EvAngrliStS,
of tllew"nd"Iirl physical events that
accompanied the crucIiil"n. A~tro-
n"micn c.,lcul ,iionS prove. without Il
shadow oi .iui!,it. i'la! "n iirS l.; Il day
OF tin. jewish month iNi>an April 81,
thee was ii total eclipse # the su't,
whc', was, accompanied III all prei'a-
billy ,hy, tie earSi.qnake, "~hen the
veil at tie rcmI!c wi. rent nom the
To p t,r rils i,i.sunI. and the earth did
qua and lie rick rent Matthew
xSXtit,, II J. With. ST. !.uhc describes
ti'e cciH's. in, ,i.ese EvoisI.: -.And,it
Was iii.., SINH boar. {u"oH). s,id there
Mas l.., kn, - "y.r all the land TIL the
,.in'h boar ti "'ciork. =. VI y aud tho
~i,u was d.ikrnrd >, iI.nI,c xiii, - }
i his mode "i i,cisni,in. Corresponds
perfectly viii. ,.H- result If another
cif.ciiatioh on a7tt iur made hy r"chun-
ing back ward from the great total
rciil,s,. Of AITil, 1918. allowili. Tor he
differ tGct hctatcn the old and rev
~ ,rs, wlich ..iso givcs AiIii. Il, as the
d"tr Of lie Iis'w moon III III year 4. d.
81. AS the ye;nal rIunnN NJ thu year
tri on Sla!gli u, and ilr jews ate their
Easter Lamb aud celebrated their Frib
pA>snk. M Feast of the Passover, On
I the following new moon. il Is clear
Ayii q. Was identical Will, Nisan, II,
If the Jeu isll calendrr, which. moie-
l'pver. MAS on Fei,Iay. the biruskevee
pl- day IF i.fri,ar;sti"n III Fh- Sabbath,
| ann r'lis-nIrers with ih, Hebrew Ta!-
mud. Inu-. b, 'iio. unIts-d testimony
# aStr"n my. arsiiie.iogy,t tra.D':snai
aud Biblical history, there can tic but.
tNt,lt dnubi that he date Of Tie Cruci-
| iiSioii was Apli Il, 4. ID. 81.
7 . "a
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

ees to- office and POSITION airesisnistior
sisDria in blank .itlIat he MAY hold. then
bus. n,Hdespnt ever ,l'el, q !sfnvts.. ~
I'VE are firm lin iaWr, cAn fi1eAce, tina
the, people iof Lnp isiaua, : mi ddful ~ the
+ nec0 d al, the 'present State ,administra-
ton, will he arne tb'the dictates. nf a
dgpitiml h,anloal and a pa tuioiic re :
EgWa for the hest interests of iI.eir State
by. rerndiatins alike le,empty rprofes
| siqns.gfla faitlrlesss ,yanal and. eorrnp.
,Exscqtiye. and all Propositions, for al
lance will, him in the future admins
tration of the government of. Louisiana.
His past, acts have l,eenf too elarin.ly
infamous, oppressive andl arbitrary to
he fergotten, and we believe this peo-
PIE are mot prepared. to share. the s,is
ma of his fame by listening, t"prop"
.sitiaps Of compromise, AND iIetnrm irnt
Ia, Governor .whohas proved liimselfr re-
cheant to eyary. trust, ;.nd dead to exc
fy impulse hutjpers"nat profit. The
ebj. ssiofa| tIsa, g.r"l, pfopie ot,Lo''is
|,aYa, is. To secure .teiorm it the al! minis
trafion of itl,cs Sta'eand city govern
tments, and tlMtnal"he we rhelieNe can
be accomplished by, a firm and f,itl,fnI
adhergnce to the liuel If eontluriI adopt
e,l by the Drmoeratic members IT the
Legislature, andapprove.bby this.com-
,mittee. INIT t;l's ii. d. OGDEN,
/ President DemQcratic State Central Com
q. DEFERIEr,~ i"2a st ~s.i' ii
u h'3''t: sectetary pro TEN. q I,
Tie 'Demnocraift'parlsl, c@5nd,niaiitt t., of
Orleans fully endorse and approves
tile forgoing address Of the State Cen,
trail Committee Of Louisiana.
81 7''' '''''F'"' I. W. PATTON
sill '''''' p Is '''''' Chairman.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

TT EARTH AND HOME. ISSUED
every week, is one of the most
beautiful Journals in the world II
'as twenty large pages. an,l,a single
v"lnme contains about S25, 1000, worth
# splendid engratihgs, finely printed,
ana of Il highly pleasing and ihstruc-
I'VE >clarHrter., 1t has, also. II vast
n"uHt az the choicest reading, care
fully prepared, and tull ut instr NC. ion.
With Il moderate ans6aut IF ,t,ral in
i"tm;itinn for the FARM AN % GAR
DEN. it contains excellent Editorials
~ the various. topics of the day, which
give The reader prHctical and useful in
t":iaatioa. Hearth and Home has a
most c;tpit,l HOUSEHOLD DEPART
NEN T. which mllt ideli@ l.t and greatly
ID eNcry il"uSekeepers The Chill,
DtEN'S DEPARTMENT. edited by
Ms. Mary L. Dodge, with many As'
assaults, is ot surprising interest td alb
he littte people The NEWS DE
PARTAENN tells, IN. IA. clear. con-
de, sci way, What is going on in the
void. so Is e. make the reader iutrlli-
cent without whdirg through Il great
MISS OF material. IN short, tits IA pa
per hat viii please aud profit both old
and young III every Home.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24
NUMBER q.

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er''ot i!'i' M; i"gl.s S!,rnhGf ~ ''e
sn,',r' ana 'hf y ,'"'t ''''ii''i,s 't"E''ea
ny ~ a''i'e'' ""''E W men "''i' '.inS'a
a''"''ttaiff :" III persons tSSes'P' saeh
Is '"e' "f'';'''" e'''i:se'. 20
>e"'S US lhe''i''iS'
l"''s 'h' Ni'e,'Set 90 ''.t' hons M"
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se ,'' ''ii rae i'fefe 'ii'S diF, "e.f f 20
De .N'i'l"e'' .'''i" wa - seals
:, Nv i>''"" '"S - 10 .'' '"e "'"S 81 lie
"s'i W me p'"i'iS ~ as
S'."''''e ~ s'i''ee 10 "hi'i' ''ie i''''i's'
whose servants we a'e' can always
s"'i'' i'e'' "ai'''SSi''' "''t i';''i"S 10
''"S' WI scr - III VIZ MUGS vi aria'h
''''''''e''''ry torres "h' were uhaFr
'"' ~, % - '''''ii ''"''i
",'' '""eiii' W :" 'iH''
L'"i'i"if "' any "t'" i ''NieS> F"ii'l'c''
we .''si'i'''' Z" f''ef " ""'i'''i's when
| S''ti'it'p h''''', IN, Il i'i' "'''''"'F
49,, ''.''' d" 49, "' It gus
W ~, M; cur ,l"Sl 'lN"'s
- % 'ti' TAI ASSEMBLY
''''' "''''"'' ""r n''''f ai'ii"ii'''o
re- -. ny t'"S' .a-
4" W t'If"hi' VIZ """i' ''''', I'm" l"
ii" Si'''i' To "'"'"''" or 'N'l ih'ci'i9h,
MA VIZ "" ''"S"'' ''i"' We axe W.
'er'hihea 10 'eSiSf ms "irked en-
ci"''h'hehlS Oh cur P''f"satlvrs. AS
'n'@'hS "' S""r State. iH"-ati'mg
men. p''t mere 'h"h an Your 'gaiiy
e!Hte" representatives,. We have re-
solve" I" teihaih 'rne t" ali the lie
'hah"S "i 6itnih'd h'"hhGod. ana with
IA F't''"''r sh'! h''S' 'hSi' regard act Tor
ne '''si '!i''i''S's' MINNIE ~ ana f"i''-
e"'. "i''ie state 81 Louisiana.
-" am 7" r"mp'' IT, Snffen"erinG of all
'~''ii'is''' me- esi"ry motives, citheref
tfefS"n"i ACKNOWLEDGMENT, az Political
preferences. We r'nrW our exposition
I" IN a"n'r'f >ffa'i"i, made mp al pure,
"iAh"i'a 'wickrdnrSs winch spares
hei'h'i rave, 'e"l"r nor rendition. pres
'',"'i"% me i's' o''i''S OF me S'a'" I"
Tlnt Uiitt II t'iIItbN III iipf- tHSt ami
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24
,IIEAvY MESS PORK and EXTRA
III Lard for sale l,yr u '''a''H ''F''
~ Il Il id2i!ipHENRY'A.t BIOSSATi


b ~ Asricultnrell his not advanced in
Il ratio of.prosress with ether sciences
Asri,.,.a, iir,.n e,n9.rs,ces''i ots.er science
and depends upoh' them. The earth,
the sea, a,e air:ttbe heat and light ol
the SIM, every "pfsnciplr,, every law
governing material '.silu''rlant the
.grpwflsapd animal life. are but apart
Rf stLe, ,ssienee, Pf iAgrifnlIara 4, Bu'
with all the facts, VIZ lack the proper
anpliicatien.. and the, correct dedsctisl'
and cenclnsieps jn many cases,ii,aot
h'fzr'Aiesergy man down 'aaat'orpbseii
ltoa the iiitr8dnetfon Of Instrumental
music iih'the'esid4eh, Bi,t 'oter'ttlestzb..-
ths'coh5g!,rlaag atihhj," but tde NEXT
Sunday 'flibrniTg!is taefcohihiehceaieRt
lUf the istfvicae:.o 1--WE wfll''now fiddFt
aud sing the following hysAn!.'.~ ~"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

~ \ lady had hci lrrss trimmed
Nth. 'bnlles' ltial" going /" a hail.
III li,.tc ,lal glIter wanted t. knew il
il,e hp.t,.s aodld i,luw y han sie danced,
--ol,? tu,.."-S;tisi' I'm. '1I,oii,r. "l,apa will
do that when ka suos t.ss bill ~ -. go
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

The Subscription price OF Hearth and
Home Is 50 ;; wear. One c"py each OF
American Aniicultarist tmohfhlv) and
Hearth and Home (Wcekll) will be
>rnt one year for s to which thirty !.
TWO cents should be addict when the
pap"rS ARE t" Z" u British America.
-" TRY THEM BOTH a YEAR. i. !,
0 sANG JUDD & Co. Publishers
. a@ 2i5 Broadway, New York.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

.VIE subscription price of the .AME-
RlCAN AGRICUL rURIST, WHICH
Is well known : Que of The oldest and
best m.tgaz mes IN the world. for the
Farm, Garden aud Household. is s 81
ycar. One copy each of Hearth and
Home. mee*ly. and American Agricul-
t.irist, monthly, will be sent one yeal
for !; I. 10 which 81 cplitS Should hG adj
sicd when the papers are sent to Brit
isti America. Address, a... = 5...
GaiNG.,. JUDD Il co.. Publishers,
2l5 BROADWAY, NY.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

EvERYrniNG IN, ITS PLAcE.- As a
matter of simple convenience, it is bet
ter to provide some place for every
Implement when. not in nse, aud when
it comes To economy and profit, + is
Infinitely better t" always tind the
tools snngly slowed away and ready
tor use every thing in it's place IN good
order-thah TO pick up here and there
t,iste,l, warped, half ',otted concerns,
50 nearly If no account as = to 1T; dis
'snsting to the user. - ''.' IT, 49,
,,.Et! Every farmer whp prilrs himself 'l
npor anyt hing wi &c claims a, f. hay have
either common i'n sense or Sellf I, rtsspsct-7
should, known better and do better
t, than tp p allow such capreless, heedlsss
and reprehensible neglect.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24


,tV' In respect to the number OF
meals, there are three plans which are
sanctioned by Iexperiepce ,,and com
formable to our knowledge. -Two
meals, a days; q substantial break fast
at nine or tep, and dinner. from five tc
seven, with Or without. = light lunch,
comprising solids, fruit or s"up, but
without meat; this is suitable for s,ons
digesti9ps: Or three meals a days, an
earlier breakfast, dinner towards the
middle of the day, and d solid tea in
the evening. 4 Or, lastly, four meals ;
te. being asa liqaid meal, about. fonr
hours otter dinner, and slight supper
IN hour or typ I htefoFe ret'iripg. ,Ther,
are some constitutions for whom one
meal a day NOT only, spffices, but seems
70 answer best, 2 Plan which was more
common ameng the Romans than it is
with U.S.. Theoretically, the most per-
feet way is the three moderate meals
at, at nealy equal intervals but the great
point is to allow time for the. perfect
digestion Of each before the hour, ar
rives for the next, not passing the
limits of over fatigue. 4 meat lunch,
followed in a few hours by heart,
dinner, probably with Iitsle, bodily iex-
erci>e between, is q frequent. source of
evil. II this case. the best plan often
is to make the lunch perhaps post
ponel to a little, later horny the dinper.
Or, Paris suggests, as an additional
reason for the necessity ofa good in
terval between the, successive meals,
that the assimilation Of food into the
blood goes on ralterpaterl with dises-
ton, property, 50 called, so that the
latter should have ceased in order for
the former ia be well performed, The
period at winch digestion is succeeded
10y the assimiiating process is marked
by q feeling Of liSl.tness ard diSposi-
ton t" bod, exercise, which should be
gratified, if possible.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

TRY 1T A VIA r !
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

Democratic State Central Committee
'ilsfo ih'"''' ~" I'd i4fHhgs.i 'ti,~oI q
People 6Ff''EotJ1siANA!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

tcfteers i"tf's f'' tbfi3'" @f'' '~'.f''I
It"iARpealsear made to- you by h. COT.
e,nar who filed the House Of Repre-.
|'sentatives and it's approaches With din
armed force of Metropolitan Police, to
inliinidate and over;rwe' those Repre-
sentatives who refused to be. subservi
ent to liis'personali and political put.
poses,9 and those who had pledged
themselves to restore, to the . ptople
their rights and tlieir liberties hrn
- Appeals ard made to you by a Gov
ernor, who, while in regular session
|adjoufns to meet the next day, con-
vencd the General Assembly in extra
session, which act ofnhparafelled usur,
patton of tiowef'was tn eBaBls' him IL
manipulate a quorum and control an
independents department. of the CIV
eminent. ri tri47 .lerini! .s,>,s1 IL"
ta'Appealsi arm made to ybh'by a Gov.
tthor wld, aasshmihs the power, re.
'lt+isas from cBifnempht prisoners le-
galfsa' eUnfhiittetl TO prison, and as |.
reward for their stleVuti6hiitu Ills cause
ahd personal !dssrantlizelneiit, sirshfts
the community by appointiag,tle gas.
ties accused se' Aig,s-aad responsible
pDsifioOs.IG 50; 9dH ri sSltJila0'.
,sAppeslls arodnratle toyoa .byia, Gov.
ernor who exacts froml Sllo iss2ppoiiSs-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-21

three large warehouses, s.and mace oo nr.
plete wreck of the interior buiIdlne, o %
rying off every portable articie anu '0
molishing the other merchandise. - "a
The Magistrates, becoming convincou -
their inability to restore order, nave SUI ~ :
rendered the control of the city INTO the
hands of the military, thus practicaiiy ee'
tablishing martial law.
The commanding officer OF the Iroops
issued proclamation, warning all quleIly
disposed citizens to remain in their houses,
and stating that every rerson found on tne
street would looked upon as floter' anu
treated accordingly.
All public houses received orders 70 close
their doors, and not to reopen them until
permitted by authority:
GENEVA, Aug. 2O.-The Board OF Arbl-
tration had q five hour session yesterday.
Sir Randell Palmer was not present.
The speeches of the counsel have been
printed, and it is expected that informa-
ton of the proceedings of the Board will
soon be furnished the press.
LONDON, August 90 z. MA dispatch
from Belfast this afternoon, says the sole
object of the rioters in renewing the disor-
ders in that city to-day, was to plumber.
Reinforcements for the troops now in Bel
fast continue to arrive, but the railway ia
cilities are insufficient to promptly convey
all destined for that city. 1t is the inten-
ton of the military authorities to resort to
extreme measures to suppress the disorders.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-21
FOREIGN.

TORONTO, Aug. 2O.-The Ottawa cores
pendent of the Toronto Leader says there
is some foundation for the rumor that Gu
ban agents are at work in Montreal, en-
deavoring to enlist men to serve in the
Cuban army.
The Government has been apprised of
the fact, and will issue a proclamation,
warning Her Majesty's subjects against
the enlistment of persons for service with
the insurgents of Cuba, or fitting out YES
sells for airy such purpose.
LONDON, Aug. 20.-The rioting in Bel
fast continued without abatement yester-
day, despite the warning proclamation of
the Mayor and Magistrates
The fighting was kept up by parties Of
rioters In various quarters, with stones,
olldgeons and fire arms.
The Magistrates began yesterday to
swear III special constables to assist in sup
pressing the riot
a proclamation was issued by the Mayor.
authorizing the troops holding the streets,
20 hre upon all riotous assemblages offer
ing resistance. s5.rz7
:; All stores have been closed and business
Is entirely suspended.
additional troops have been sent for,
anu II Is expected they will reach Belfast
LATER-The mob yesterday attacked