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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-08

e1es fr0m Tie olfman apparently so bHss
with bic baoau etd eggs ,hat he had up
thoughts 90 hls surroundings Eyeu
mumrni brought hcr .llp urtwn uearep
b,-aiB-by yers bay was asionshcd =
seeing jbc isat draw a rliaig 10 aibs tio,
fihc hungr mar. then, STEER one shan
riaucr, ear 20 ihe fil.t whi.kers wirl
bsd consist i ot bis rhitl Disguise, aid
with one sell Of Tpml Tom, frll iuia p
pair o. out.trcirhsd arms The Iuik
mmboufiue PLAYER iump 4 nearly q ,lp
criHug, aud rem yri her mask aud isls'
frir1y hair, and threw ihcm -quarrly iutu
Nancy ), kc- iscc WHO stood ,be pictup
OF open mouihsd wend,r
That's the strange fellow, son old tat.
Ting us,b,id, N, own brnher. See
that ,oa don't f1rgei 10 watch the sh,u
un the marsh siier This Nancy s,kcs,
want to love every body; butt am fre'
70 confess that haven't the slight,H
hshkeriny IL the world for you.
oue whole 4 y Tom Gilbert had re.
mnincd alta ueighbor's house Just for b.
sake Of getrting npihis bit of fnr, which
Nancs SKIES had almost Interrupted.
mothers love was FIRST TO pierce the
disguise. bnt j fathers faith IN the imlcg
rly of hi- child wis ihis time the mos
powerful
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-08
VOLUME XI.


ln marrying, make yoag oWn match.
% uai nsrr, auy oue 90 get rid ofihrn,
ia 20 oblige ll,cm, % 20 saw ,hem. rhe
man Who voaid IS g dssubetloa wltA.
ul' ,eu would cutie likely Eo whh ,oa.
aud prfhaps dnE yoa along also. 10
nt marry 10 hH,ir, less yuu rrpsut A.
,aur lci,urc. 10 pU, marry for ! home
a'd a 1yleN, " ben BY baruiu9 up sonr
'r'r'e's' and palliug up your sleeves. and
'akmg care Uf Your health, SON can 5,
'ltoig enoagh % earn your own nslns
tnd provide home for your.olf. nunot
iei auhts or fathers, or mothers, sen ua
lor money Or position, into bondage. tears
'nd liir-iong misery, wa ch sou alone
host eutiuie Do not place ,ourfelf ha-
ai'uNiiy IL the company Of any sultur till
,on have decided The question: ~ mar.
'lbgr human wills are weak, aud people
lien hrcume beU ldpred, and 10 not
,naw their error tili i loo late. Get
'way from their influence, settle your
NftA'f "tiN AANht Ntf 4eHi HAihu hfNHts "
prpmiss may hp made in an hnur III half.
lthciuas ccslacs, which nlusi bc redeem.
through Years of sOrrow, tuil aud palm.
Do not trust your happiness ia the Keep
pgot one who hus no heart, 40 head, 40
irilIh DO not look too high, unless YOU
@ish a comp miun who win de.pi.e you.
acwurc OF Insane blpod unless son wish
hildrrn that win fIl your lite whh sor.
nnw, and close their own with suicide.
Do not marry hastily, contrary to the
ai-hes Of parents, guardians aud friends
uu may refuse 10 marry AZ their bidding,
'ut You have nu right to rush hastily luto
welded lile against their counsel, Walt
lew months may make you thank heAv.
a tar hcir restraint aud their cue. Love
ati wuit that 81 hieh cannot wait Il some-
ug of very different character. DO
act imagine thai because two perso0R are
miserable whcn apart they viii be happy
ngather. TIE opposite is more usnally
rue. The happy Is IN the heart. Those
Aho are happy when separated viii be
happier whru united
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-08

A great many people 10 th. country
are -lnmeiully negligent about answer
iug letters Nothing Is more annoying,
Ia European countries II Il regarded ~
ihe hight Of ilIbreeding 70 allow letter
which necd- reply 70 go unanswered,
aud so Il ought 70 be considered here.
rli. IS point on which parents should
iay great stress 70 their children. They
should be taught 10 consider Il ~ rude
not to reply 10 u letter which needs at,en.
tiun "a to hand fork with the prong end
The busiest people are generally those
who are most exact la this respect The
late duke Df Wellington, who, 1t will be
admitted had good deal on his hands at
different times of biz life, rep led 20 every
letter. no matttr from how humble
source. Once a clergg man who lived IN
d mnt part Ofths Kingdom wrote 10 hls
grace, on whom neither he nor bis par
isll had a shadow OF claim, t. beg for y
subscription 10 rebuild u church. by 70.
tun of mail cnme bAck letter from the
dukc TO Ihe effect that he really could not
.ee wly in tie world be should have beea
applied to fyr such au object; bot the per-
suu sold the letter ~ 81 autograph for
10, aid put the duke down for that
amount among he sub-cribers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-08

Some persons iail discouraged Oh tie
highway ~ ite because ihey csnuot be
hls or tiiar great OF eminent person Wbt
a4ot be willing 10 bethcmselYr.i Noper.
ot who eHef lived 81 ever win live, 8.
siIbom u,hucuee Why not make lie
nna Of lhstf Since ion cannot gra.pthat
shich 80 wish, why lei what sou have
.lp pihruugll your dneef,F No pefson in
lie world Is exactly like yoa You have
our own faults, bal sou have also your
,sn rxeelien a. Individual 20 yourself
tiiye Item sir, Beeaase yOa are not d
,lael, should On Bot be good mefcbanif I
liecause you cahhol go 10 college, should
"a therefore fotsweaT the alphabet BE.
1ause 5ou cahnut build palaee, should
ynu noi rejoice 10 4nr Vwa hnmble ro,if,
,ud that breause Il Il y0uruwnf VIII
is,h iile suu slso slime iido y0ur iiidoH
4 you do nul obsiin aiei3 pefs I 81 sI,at.
ing Il oni Il ou csAnot have slI"le
,vibouse fail of Q were, may ,ou bgl
Lave gLs - s.l ryssI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-08

Tha Manchester Journal.
n4ur tres raranF s1sEs5.
BYn X gIuoNDs
fmfaHk rHafHIFrun
osasapa s-asts = - csen q a-sa
Bpegrgfg ytavor
rsesas st.ea a r.sF. sts1 - an'sss vhsr.
hvsaiss srt ssat. ifpsts ta aasa~es.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
mtAEa hEhhE
arronyEYs $50 oagN~Fllous Ar law
onas gsu a. E7 aat -.ar,
asssasstsr. fsa Yesmeui.
brag9s 5 nUNe0s.
ArI0pSnfs tsp c9uSsEiIoA4 AZ Law
pm IS Is Germ gas-s ssaessav. w.
b a pgattH
ATToHsEY Ar Law
rsasra tal Raatt Agsa
ere ep8 tsfa taa5tg5- ~ EBa srl g-l .ssssa
tFbs FE
0Ha 3s.H sutt 4sash .rf F1fuf
HJu thu.
u1onsEg Asbc9rNeEiIon ATTAIN
uF
nY raet yfnasH
&. BATcHFIpEH,
srroEsrT ANpcoUSsEllon ar tA8,
AHae ~
wAnbnAh a bEEp
ArIoAAErH Asa CouNsEIoRs AT Law,
n1 ssgaio. i ceaa%D
laaes yA
pH I nAArh
u,arnsy soA eoap.siot law. saa soheitorln
fb,asrs
lssass 60 Uaian H.st. uspdalta lhs pept,
hUiaha Nssn.1n.
q IL HaEkwAl, ~. ~.
Manchester.
PHYSICIAN And SURGEON.
oAe 81 rt.ileHe. Main street
GRO ~ SWIFT
Esr rl5 r.
0m.a opposite ,bs Music Il q, Manchester VI.
Terra. CASH ta
Nn ulEMOSa, ii. D..
U.s EXAMINING SURGEON ron INVALID,
peuansr, sud praetirng Physician.
Atssassutfr W.tss ftu = l,a tr8yvd Truss
0Ass Al ,ht iste Residence of ur dro. l.. Amss,
Pacty r.aut vt
3 MoskLEl NJ. D.,
puYsIclAS 5 SURGEON,
Arlington, azly yyrnanl
ws fHtLLlPs. ID.
AFauslsu, vermont
raisiCiAN AND SURGEON.
uats Al Residence.
~ q. UkFts.
Wbaie-air ana B.t.l Dealer ~
nhu6s. MEDICINES, FANCY GOODS. 4c
Corner II aaa Uul6a streets,
aanrhr.at ldhl Vermont
a. $. HAND,
0ESgRL rs ,rHASCE AGENCY,
fare, LIE aud Accidental
airing 81 Vermont
Acct sg tsraqut Maud Fire Insurance 90
T. b, COY,
boots AND suoEs,
noaks stationery sud t.selry,
SEA miasfy Afa,. Msuchr.teF, w.
q. q fELI.
MANUFACTURER or Ho1rs AsD SHOE
K,soaraEp w.
Pau.ealaf atyya,laa pasd - psiriHs
O WAREHOUSE 4 co.
Ns1aiseuru.
tNIr sHtRIs ASp DRAWERS
fseufs rassi, Vera nt sety
@ A WILKINSON,
rHoToeHArHEH
fa9aty raui. Yrrmept.
Rs,m.a s. tasHl- HsH 81,
l. & dRAvE-
Lie sSsEp AUcTloSEKR
Ia, Ar.iaslaa, VI
b. W aAFF =,
NsnaiaetaTer ai
ftE CELEBRATED MoLACGHIB FUAr,
oyiefs presently aisd last Athugtoa, VI
IfEnf aHLK.
H. IA NsoS,
Nsurhestsf, Vermont
Heres. Aua Garages farsi.ted 80 short notict
sua q F.ta1sttt.e tsfms iAi3
b WILLIAMS.
drakrl "a
DRY goopS, oHocEBlEs
ussi- asa sba~s C,o.k.fy Sc.
sad aaafastpnf =
PALM LEAF HtTS
4alslGy Bnaslls, ytrmou'.
ar0 e sAfrH,
paf 0o3ps. 0EocEalEs HOrE.
Aatdsafs c-4taas Hst. .ps. is.'s ,koe.
pa.al. als hud kafa4fhea
umRf r. a5as,s. ae.s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-08

Tie Michigan Luutbermen anticipate
scfy bu-y season during The coming @ip-
ser And next summer. IL some localities
logging has already commenced " iiha viii
that pfun ises lsrge rerulls, Contractors
have agfeed lo cai $50 90 900 feet ou Tie
Mu.ksgan river aud il. tributaries, wbils
ufhers intei,d 20 euG 20, 40 ,Dlg feet on tis
White liver. L0ggers get dollar more
per thousand ili. winter than laft, and Il
Is exp cisd that wages will bo h, her
ihau they we're during the winters VI 1917
Vi 1870. Help Il scarce, And contractors
are aaabe 70 get ali the men sud teams
iAey wanl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-08

Tie ftst announcement 20 palieuf
that be VI she las consumption, i oiicf
like 4 dealh kutil. Tie vacant stare, iir
phls cheek, and the congul.iye Sigh nJi
cate shock of tie most profound chnrac-
ter Indeed, | have known persons 3,
~ vOu away mad itquiic lle nioet acllts
e1,rtious 10 restore thttn. And yet 1t is
not tue thAt consumption j. necessarily ,
ialai disease III Iuiul Of fact il is nDt b,
fsiai as many diseases which prevail IL
every community and ytt excite 40 re-.
mark. Consumption results fnlm pei.
yerted nutrition. lns cad VI tlsai leiisc
assimilation essential 10 sound hesiti
tlirre u az i.npefiect elaboration oi ih
nutfilive auid., hich ieads bl lEaaniiBs
tors ncliou ~ vihrf processs-, 70 ii.e dis.
po-iJlou iu the luAgs ai4d oii.ef Iissues q
crude material pOgu ss tubsfcle. Pef
s0as plsd-sk0ssd " eVaAauplI0p, oT ",
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-08

Tie lafgest stationary engine ln III
word vas put iato Opsratlon d few days
ago nj the Lriigh zinc mortsi ~ Fried'
snsY he, LsLixh cSanly, "a. ltis " 500
horse DvwvF AID weixls ~ sSHs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-08

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I AhbEALlr'S MOTEL.
Manchester Hsrnopt
r n YssnrbLu. Proprietor.
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THE Elm HousR,
Manchester, Fermopt
YHspfpa > oUytg pr,r,,a,4y
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I 90 Term, reasonable. SGisI5
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sa reasonable .il S@1G' plSis III us, summer o''4
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By Geo. K. DAVE. Peru. Vermont
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-02-24

IN OLD VOYAGEUR GONE.-DEATH or
VINCENT ROY SIR
After a painful and lingering illness the
subject of this sketch died last Sunday
morning. Mr.. Vincent Roy ST.. was born
about the year 1895 at Leech Lake, Mimi,
and was about n years of age at the time
of his death. When about 20 years old he
left his native place to go to Ft. Francis on
Rainy Lake, where he was engaged as a
trader by the Hudson Bay Company, under
which Company he served 25 years.
Thence he moved with his family to La
Pointe on Lake Superior in 1910, and held
a similar position in the old American Fur
Company ) or years. He was also for
several years engaged as trader with the
Indians for Messrs P. e. Bradshaw & Co.
of this place all of which positions he fill
ed with satisfaction to his employers and
credit to himself His greatest enjoyment
and principal occupation was travelling and
trading among the Indians, and his ex-
ploits among them, in the then almost un-
known wilderness of Northern Wisconsin
and Minnesota, the privations he endured.
and perils he passed through, form many
interesting incidents Of the old mans life.
-Four years ago his sons Vincent and Charles
brought him from Vermillon Lake to Supe-
rior in an enfeebied condition and although
since occasionally he has made short trips,
he was forced at last to succumb to the in
frmities of old age and impaired health and
has finally gone to his last resting place,
leaving a wife 6 sons and 2 daughters to
mourn his loss One of his sons, the Hon.
Peter Roy of Grow Wing, served several
terms in the Minnesota Legislature. An
other Vincent Roy Jr. is successful mer-
chant of this place.
The erect, manly form, and open honest
coun. enance Of old man Roy will long be
remembered by the people of this section
and many foreigners who have travelled
through the Northwest.
His remains were taken last Monday to
Fond du Lac for interment at the old bury
ing ground, where many of his friends and
relatives now Iie The Rev. Father Keller
of Duluth, by request, performed the burial
service. II
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-02-24

tention to ship in supplies at once, forward
teams, tools and men from Superior to Ash
land, and push the work as rapidly as the
season and nature of the country will ad-
NIT Of Julius Austrian and John b. Spen-
Ger the bridge builder, were also passen-
gers by the same stage, doubtless interest
ed in the future of this another great iron
artery of Wisconsin. Success to al en-
gagged in the enterprise
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-02-24
GRAND MASQUERADE!

- SUPERIOR SKATING RINK -
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 2ND
Prizes will be awarded to the best Lady and Gent Costume
Doors open NJ. Admittance % Children Is
If stormy, will be postponed till following Tuesday.
By order of Committee A. II. BERTRAND, Pres't.
N B.. Masks be obtained a J. W. Hackers.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-02-24

An OLD VOYAGEUR GONE.-DEATH OF
VINCENT ROY SIR.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-02-24
CONNoR's POINT.

Description. Lot BFk Amt
Owner Unknown
nn ~ OF n hi 3 4 80
Und 2 ) of 5 f 81
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-02-24
N OTICIs OF 4 IsDE III PHO N
OF Lands Sold for. Taxes septer1oe1. Isss5s9.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, ! =,
COUNTY OF DOUGLAS.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK Superior Dec. Z, 1871
following pieces of land having been sold by the County
the County of Douglass the seventh day of
September 1869 for the taxes and char of the
1868 is be eby given that unless said lands
are redeemed said sale before the
SEVENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1872
they the respective purchasers cordng
law interest and charges
redemption opposite each
lively RICHARD RELF, County Clerk
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-02-24
DIED

DIED
On Sunday morning after painful and lingering
illness Vincent Roy ST., aged II years, and native
of Leech Lake, MINI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-14
Local BreVitieS.

Large numbers-straugers from along the
line Of the railroads and residents Of the city,
lett here at seven 0 clock yesterday evening on
the steamer Lady Of the Lake, which waited
until that hour for them, on their way to Nor
folk. to attend the State Episcopal Council,
which meets in that city Tomorrow.
DIR. Griffith has made arrangements with the
railroads and steamboats, by which delegates
and visitors to the convention of the Catholic
Beneficial Association, in Fredericksburg, will
be taken there on half fare.
The dog licenses will expire on the lst prox-
imo, and the Auditor was engaged to-day IN
arranging the new supply of badges to be given
out with the renewed Licenses.
The Belle Haven Socials, q social organlza-
ton of some of the young men of the city, went
on pleasure excursion to Arlington Springs,
to day.
The conservative convention to nominate the
Mayor and other municipal officers, will assem-
bic in the Council chamber at noon to morrow
4 regular scum monthly meeting of n = Ely
Council will be held tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-14
Tie Markets.

New YORK, May l4.-Flour dull and un,
changed. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull
and de, lin ng. Stocks dull and irregular. Gold
firm, at I3s Money easy, at 5a6. Virginia
skies, 50; new, 81.
BALTIMORE, May Iva. skies, old, AZ
do. coupons, old. 4S; do. consolidated, 55s
West Vas. II bid to-day. Cotton strong; low
mddlipgs, 22sa223. Flour strong and in favor
of sellers Howard street extra StaS91. City
Mills extra, 9aSl01 others unchanged. Wheat
firm and unchanged none offered. Corn
frmer white Southern s. yellow Southern
IS mixed western and yellow western nomi-
nal at 70a72 Oats 6rtner western at 54a55 ;
bright Western 56-Southern 55a5S. Rye uu.
changed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-14
From New York.

New York, May IA. Disastrous fires have
been raging iD the woods OF Long Island our
ing the past two weeks, DESTROYING much TIM
Der and corlwood. Many fires have been
started by incendiaries.
Mrs Peter Pangborn, aged 10, was burned
to death in PIainied, \. j., yesterday, her
clothes taking fire from stove.
1t is announced that the sickness OF Commis-
:.ioner Van Hort is not serious, but he vii! be
confined for some time, during which the
meetings Of the Board Of Audit will be sus-
pended
There were five trots at Fleetwood Park yes
terday. The first was won by Frank IN three
heats; hest time 3:U6. The second was won by
Belle Jones, in FIVE heats; best time Dbl!
The third was won by George NJ. Patchen IN
four heats; best time 2:5S. The fourth was
won by Starlight in four heats; best time, 2::45!
The fifth was won by David in two heats, 30.
The fires on Shelter Island have not damag-
ed the grove and camp meeting grounds OF the
Methodist.
The new officers of the Stock Exchange were
installed to-day. President King and chair,
u,an Wheelock made addresses. The Board
voted service of silver to ex-Presideut Clarke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-14
.TE[1'IO.N S.YLES.
Nv Green a. Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
SALE.-By virtue of
~ decree Of the Circuit Court Of Aexandris
county, Va, pronounced at its May term, 1866,
in the case of II. B. DcCoSter and wife A.
NJ. X. Snyder, the undersigned, rs surviving
Commissioner of said Court, will, on SATUR-
DAY, the 18th day of May, 1872, ut II o clock
M, at the front door Of the Custom House. in
the city of Alexandria, offer for 81 e, by public
auction, the following property, to wit: a LOT
OF GROUND, with thrcc-slory BRICK ga
HOUSE thereon, situated on the north side S$s
of Prince, near the intcrsectsvn Of Prince aud
Water streets
Terms: Une-fourth cash. and the residue in
three, six and twelve MONTHS with interest from
the day of sale; the bonds oil the purchaser with
security to be taken for the deferred payments,
and the title to be retained until the purchase
money is paid.
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
an 25-oots Surviving ComuI'r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-14
By Green g. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers.
TNRU ) 7 h f. 5 SALE OF V a l. u "A IS l. E
i WHARF PROPERTY AND MACHINE
SHOP BUILDINGS, AT ALEXANDRIA,
VlRGlNlA.-By virtue of a deed Of trust from
Smith i Perkins, dated May lst, Is i, and re-
corded III liber q No. ), folio 40, of the land
records of Alexandria county, will, rs trustee,
offer at public sale, on the premises, on WE'D
NESDAI, the 21lh day OF May, 1872, all that
valuable property lately known rs the "V1R-
GINA LOCOMOTIVE and CAR MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY" having u front
on the Potomac river of l76 feet, and on Wolfe
by II 70 feet alley, and on the south for 25U feet
by the north line OF Hunters Ship. yard, CON-
tanning upwards Of A go square feet OF urea 1t
has in addition good and substantial wharf 98x
50 feet running into the river with front privi-
lege of 2U6 feet 10 the channel, with sufficient
water to accommodate the largest vesse 5. On
the premises large threc-stOry BRICK
BUILDING, covered with slate, formerly used
rs II machine shop, and two-story BRICK
BUILDING, covered with iron and large
one-story SIZED BUILDING connected with
the brick houses, and forming ground floor OF
l00Xl25 feet. This property for manufacturing
purposes or ne coal shipping depot has very
great advantages by water, AID II track OF lou IT,
in length will give connection with all OF the
railroads centrring ut Alexandria.
Terms: Unc-third cash. and the remainder on
a credit of five years, with semi-annual interest
to be secured by negotiable notes and deed of
trust and p'licy Of Insurance. The costs of
cunveyunclng. including stamp duties, to be
borne by the purchaser. Possession given in
September.
ap - cots JAMES P. SMITH, Trustee.
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Foreign News.

MADRID, May l4.-Fifteeu thousand gov
ernncnt troops are now cnnceptra,ed IN the
department of Biscay. Opposed to them are
seven thousand Carlists, who adopt the Fabian
policy. Ugarte, Elio, Rada and Severa other
Carlist leaders who escaped into France, have
been arrested and interued by the French au-
thorities.
LONDON, May l4-The Empress Augusta,
of Germany, sailed to-day on her return t.
Berlin
LONDON, May l4-Parliament has adj
inurned for the usual whitsuntlde holiday. The
House of Lords will reassemble on the 3lst in
slant, and the House of Commons on the 9th
instant
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MOBILE. ALA. May H. The Mobile Daily
Tribune of this city hoists the names Of Gree
ley and Brown to the masthead this morning
subject to the action Of the people of Alabama
through their representative convention waich
meets at Montgomery on the 10Th OF June.
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The Treaty..

LONDON, May a. The London journals this
morning devote much space in their editorial
columns to remarks upon the explanations re-
gardiug the indirect claims and the position
of the Euglish government made in the House
of Lords last night by Granville and in the
House Of Commons by Gladstone. The journ-
ais approve the negotiations now pending, but
doubt concurrence in them by the United
S,,tos Souato
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From Utah.

SALT LAKE CITY, May l3,-Among the
late rivals are several we'll known capitalists
from Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburg and
ST. Louis, who are seeking investments in
mines.
The Mormon journals declare that it would
be sheer waste of public money to approprl-
ate $40, 900 for military post at Beaver.
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DIR. HOuarI.

New YORK. May IA letter from Cadiz
states that DIR. Houard suffered considerably
on the voyage from being loaded with heavy
chains, but upon the request Of the American
officials at Cadlz the chains have been removed.
The action of Congress relative to his case had
not thcu reached DR.. Houard nor the Spanish
officials at Cadiz
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WEsiSkey Seizure.

Boston, May 14.-United States detectives
yesterday seized between four and five thou
sand dollars worth Of whiskcy in the possession
of Michael Carney T. Co. The officers stamps
on the barrels were counterfeit.
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WASHINGTON, May II, Ie'2.
CONGRESS.
The Senate was engaged, to day III the as
cussiou of the Enforcement bill
Mr.. Trunlbull moved to add the Amnesty
bill as an amendment. and the subject Is being
discussed at length.
The House of Representatives has the Tariff
under discussion, aud the members taVorlng
the wool interest are proposing dllatory motions