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FIRES.

Destructive ConflagEations Yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-The FIRE in Disston's
eaw factory Was caused by the explosion OF an
oil can. Three buildings we're destroyed, valued,
with their contents, at $150.000. Insured for
Sl56,0 ,0OO. Four other buildings, belonging to
the works, were saved By the hremen. The
buildlueg covered nearly all the squares bounded
By Front, Haydock. Carroll, and Laurel streets,
and gave employment to q thousand Worknen.
The business of Disston amounted to S2,0oo 000
per snnum. The fire will cause merely tenn
porary Inconvenience. .
LAWRENCE, Kan, Nov. 15.-The large turnl-
tute store Of Bailey Smith, on Massachusests
street, WAS burned last night. The loes is about
$4,000; insurance, $1,000.
C1No1HNA11, Nov. ia Chronicle special,
dated Charleetown, ". Va, says: .'Ihe journal
Building. with ite printing material, wa5 burned
this morning. The loss is about 81 ,00o.'
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Nov. 15.-At o'clock this evening,
fire was discovered in the woodwork depart
ment OF the Michigan Central car shops, which
burned down in half an hour. The building and
contents were worth S110, 900. and are insured,
it ia said, for nearly their full value. Tho fire
Rtroyed were many valuable patterns.
KEoKUK, Ia, Nov. ia fre occurred on the
1evee in this city to-day, destroying four build
ings, owned principally by Halght l. Hiner.
Several other buildings in the vicinity we're dam
aged, and for time the destruction Of the
Quincy Railroad depot was Threatened. Loss
about 5000; principally covered by insurance.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 15.-A fire at Sharon, Pa,
destroyed Holmes, Gibson e. Co.'s grist mill.
The FIRE had just been put in the furnaces for
che first time. LOSS, 920, 900.
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shown in evidence that the wretched boy he'd Of
tended he laws OF his country BY throwing
stones at the children. Of Michael Collins, with
whom be had been playing. The Just'ce dis,
charged him on the ground that child under 10
years OF age cannot commit q crime.
81 Commissioner -Hoyne aud Deputy Collector
Ayars we're before The Grand Jury yesterday
giving testimony in the inveatigation Of the a.
legged srndle in the letting OF contracts 1or me
Marine Hospital. E1-Co1lector Mclean Was noL
Bubpenaed, as he WAS not present when the nlds
were opened. He Was invited to attend ana
witness the opening, but declined on the ground
that public bids for United States eontracs
should be opened in the Collectors ofnce, aoo
not in the private Office Of ang gentleman-e7en
9 member Of Congress.
The Western avenue Methodint Episcopal
Church, corner Of Western avenue and Monroe
street, having been enlarged and refurnished
throughout, will be dedicated tomorrow. The
following eminent diyines will preach: Rev. ".
c. Dandy, at 1890 &. H.; Rev. Chas. q. Fowler.
at 2:30 p. m., and Rev. II. II. Pdrkhurst, at 1880
p. N. All who are friendly to the cause are cor
daily invited to attend these services. There ls
room for a large number, the seating capacity
having been increased more than 100 per cent.
It is hoped that the friends OF this young church
will turn out en- nasse, and thus giye encoar-
agement to this enterprise.
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Albany Live Stock Market.


AIpANT, n. y, Nov. 15.-BEEvRs-The market
opened firm this Heek and has maintained marked de-
gree activity The attendance Of buyers good
good cattle we're freely bought At advance Of from
L@4c. Common stock hangs On hand, there being
Ittle demand for 1t, but premium Ia bought directly it
reaches the market. The supply this week is larger
than Last, but the average quality is about
the FANG Soms OF the best offerings we're purchased
BY Mr. Vesey for shipment to Bermuda.
MICH Cows-The receipts have bern small with an
active demand and all Of good quality we're quickly
bought ut from $5r0u8 $500.
WosK1xa o1Ex-Demand Light, and prices IN
Changed.
aHEEe AND LAuBs-l1arket frm, with steady de-
and for both local and Eastern markets. Tho quail
ity Of the offerings is abont the average with Western
at 5A@5Hc State, 4H&5c. va quote the following
sales: William Lester sold 108 Illinois at 5;&c per IS,
averaging 80 lbs % do at 6xc per h, ayera azing
272 ss 97 do at 54c averaging 257 lbs 80 do at $4S
Ter cT, averaging 29s MS III Ohio, at per Is, av-
esaglng 2f2 loa 96 do at S5f5 cw, averaging 800
ma 179 do ut $5.35, averaging 2o6 lbs. There ts
marked acsrcity Of cho!cs lots. The railing price of
fac Wool sheep is firm ut 536>8c;coarse wool 4@eHc'
Lambs, bH@84c.
Ho6s-Tha market opened dull, and there Vas con-
aeqaeat falling OF in prices. Tho demand then ee-
somewhat active Tor both Eastern and 19sa qsa e. e
Sales were loo at $535, average 275 hs -. ~ a.
5s14 average 100 It's 90 do ut $3.50 per c ~ r e.
27o Tbs 90 do at 5c per pound, ave5age 1ao ~ hh3 ~
Illinois at s.. 40 per cwt average a53 rs - r ~
IS 20 per cw average 260 lbs SO 90 o. f''' ~'71Seo
211H5; 15Q do at $5,25, average 3a1 1o7'
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regard the October. majority in. Philadelphia IS
fraudulent, but the result Of the examination.
proceeding before Judge Pierce, convinces it
that the system Of frauds in that city, Oct. 8,
stands unparalleled in the history OF elections in
this country. The afidavits show various alter
attons and erasures. The revelations thus
far made are confined to only
thirty-hye divisions OF twelve wards,
or about one-tenth Of the vote of the city. The
Press, therefore, asserts that the vote Of Phila-
delphia, in October, was falsifed at least ten
thousand by the election officers, exclusive of
repeating and ballot-box stufing. "We now
verify believe" concludes this steadfast Grant
organ, that an examination Of the entire 1a-
turns, and the exposure OF frauds committed on
them, would put The stamp of guilt upon at least
Eve hundred men in Philadelphia; and show that
Buckalew carried Philadelphia by clear and
ample ma jorlty.''
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TWO BORGtAS,
a Coroner's Jury Find u True Bill
Against a Wife and Daughter fol
RQfkpniuE the Husband and Father,

q COr0ner'6 Jury Etnd 4 ArNe Bill
Against a Wife and Daughter for
Poisoning the Husband and Father.
RALEIGH, N. O., Nov. 12.-The Coroner'e jury
rendered a verdict to-day in the case Of Rev. Dr.
J. Brinton Smith, supposed to have been poi
soned by members OF his family on the 1st OF Oc-
tober, that the deceased came to his death from
the effects Of strychnine mixed in dose Of seid-
ltz powder, administered by Frances L. Mann,
and that Mary E. Smith was custodian of the key
Of closet in which WAS found q vial Of said poi
sonous drug.
hrs. Mann is the daughter and Mrs. Smith the
wife OF deceased. DR.. Smith was an Episcopal
clergyman, and President Of the st. Augustine
College, Of this city. The affair has caused great
excitement, as all parties held high social posi-
ton. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Mann we're commit
ted to the County Jail this evening. Applica-
tions will be made by counsel for their release
on writ OF habeas corpus. The sentiment Of
the community is divided IS to the guilt OF the
parties. The stomach aud brains Of the de-
ceased we're examined by DR.. Genth, OF Phila-
delphia, upon whose professional opinion the
jury rendered a verdict.
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tTEIE FAR WEST.

Reported 81 enmship sale - Mining
stocAs-Ffre Alarm Telegraph Tor
kncramento The Hnrbor Commts-
sion EraudA,
SAa FRANCISCO Nov. 15-The sale is reported
Of the steamer MAhougo to the Pacific Mail
steamsAip 2 Comp7 my for $100,009-
Ths aalas on Tia q San Francisco Stock Board
fo- the week foop up g. 727, ,000 as folloHs; Ray
mond Ely, s1l::, Savage, $93; Clollar, ST.;
Gould l. Curry, $500; Crown Point, S III; Mead
ow Valley, s227 Jacket, Sill. Matke: generally
quiet.
Sailed, ba.k San pson, for Callao; Wha1ers,
Jirch, Perry, ard Ma rsngo,' to the Arctic.
Governor Booth iB opposed to calling an extra
session Of tbs LegisL eture if the blunder in the
q judicial decree.
The examination OF Lee, Stone, Fern. and
the woman Mary pleasan t, for aiding the forgers
Brothe.s@n. nlows bad ondition OF affairs on
all sides. Geo. Q'coraore Who recel7sd poe-
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GREAT BRITAIN.


. LoSDoS, Nov. l5.-The Royal Geographical
Society have sent letter OF thanks to James
Gordon Bennett for the part which he took in
the discovery of Livingstone, and has voted
Stanley a Victoria medal Of 1873.
Charles Sumner left Liverpool yesterday, for
New York, in the steamship Baltic.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YORK, Nov. ia London letter Of Nov.
says the London Times ia one OF the most eau
tious and circumspect journals in existence, but
it has just printed leader on Canada that has
aroused universal British wrath. The obnox-
1ous article WIS to the effect "That the Cana
dians had been very badly used by the British
Government during the whole course Of the
American negotiations; that their
interests had been uniformly sacri-
feed, and that as there was no hope Of
their ever having Justice done by q Ministry in
London, they had better cut connection at cnce,
and set up on their own account. It assumed
that the Canadians must of necessity be anxious
to so. 1t urged them to go,--"go at once, and
not to stand on the order Of their going, and
bade them God speed. The article had pro-
voked q storm of protest and repudiation.
The correspondent adds that there are two
things about as certain as anything which
is only matter Of opinion can be: first, that if
the Dominion asked for Independence in de-
lberate, authentic manner, 1t would get it
for the asking; aud second, that the Dominion
will not be thrown of by England.
, 1872-11-16
FORElCN.
SPAIN,

SPAIN.
MADRID, Nov. 15.-The Central Junta Of the
Carlists' organization meets to-day to discuss
means to procure funds to support the insurrec-
tion in Catalonia.
WAsH1NaroS, Nov, 15.-Despatches from Gen.
eral Sick1es, Minister Of the United States at
Madrid, reports the pardon of julius Kryzwos-
synski (sometimes written Kryke), who had
been undergoing d sentence Of ten years i'm
prisonment for participation in the Ryan expe-
dtion to Punto Rosa, Cuba, in 1871. Kryke, q
Pole by birth, was citizen Of the United States,
and distinguished himself in the volunteer army
during the rebellion. For his participation
against Cuba he was originally sentenced to
death.
MADRID, Nov. 15.-The physician in attend
ance upon King Amadeus has issued bulletin
stating that His Majesty is suffering from rheu-
matlsm.
An armed body of Car1ists, 200 in number,
under command Of one Basaneo, stopped, on
Wednesday night, two diigences en- route from
the French city of Perpignan to Corona, in
Spain. The leader Of the Carlists insisted that
the owners of the diligenees shall hence
forth pay him q round sum for the
privilege OF the road upon penalty, in case Of
the refusal. OF the seizure OF their horses.
The telegraph wires have been cut by the
Carlists between Barcelona and Corona. An
engagement is reported to have occurred in the
Department Of Corona, but no part!c ulars have
been received.
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BERL1s, Nov. 15.-Crown Prince Frederick
William is indisposed, and has, in consequence,
been compelled to postpone his journey to Swift
zerland.
glo-Saxon, which left Copenhagen on Monday
last for Pi1lau, is believed to have foundered in
the Baltic during the heavy gale on Wednesday,
with all Oh board.
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WALL STREET..
Review Of the Money. Bond, Gold,
Stock, and Produce Markets.

Keyicvp Of the Money, Bond, Gold,
Stock, and Produce Markets.
Special Deepdtch to The Chicago 1ribuzse.
New YORK, Noy. 15.-Financial advices from
London indicate e constant improvement, par
ticu1arly in American securities. There will be
considerable gold shipment tomorrow. One
house will send $780, and another 100000.
The time for panic as the result OF recent
causes has passed, although there is q general
feeling Of depression, partly on account OF the
disappointment q. the non-fulhlment OF the
Treasury promises on Monday and Tuesday.
MONEY.
The money market is stringent. more partfcu-
larly to merchants than to brokers, who borrow
on call. The best mercantile paper which can
be made does not sell under j per cent per
month. and many good names are unmarked
able at even higher figures. While merchants
are paying more for money than is for their
aeed o sos Gos osd to s' paS ars
accommodated at per cent, gold, to LIS OF
per cent per day The drain Of specie to
Europe and the drain of currency to the interior,
where the crop movements are IN tull operation,
except the pork movement, which has not cul-
minated are calculated to keep the money mar
ket at least firm for some time.
Borrowers on call to-day had to pay from Z to
1-16 per diem. The banks are shipping currency
10 boston, as ven as 20 tne oout9 ana az: "est. :.
The Lake Shore Directors met IN this city to.
day. It is reported there will be new Issue OF
s6, ,ooo, COG ten-year sinking 1nnd, m Fer % cent
currency bonds for finishing the double track,
laying steel rails, and providing new equipment
Private kilograms from Washington this AFTER
noon report that the Postmaster General and
Western Union Telegraph Company ara at 7afi-
ance~ .
.. foEE1os EXCHANGE
COLE ,o,
was strong and higher advancing ITO" 41o>a TO
l19M
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ton OF the reward offered, fed from the city.
The general opinion ia that the whole affair is
8 plot Of the Brothertons and their friends to
get the reward
The Board Of Fire Commissioners OF saora-
mento have contracted with the Electrical Con-
struction Company, Of this city, for q FIRE alarm
telegraph, to bo constructed Immediately aud
put to use there.
One OF Governor Booths Secretaries, Mr..
Crane, il examining the books and accounts Of
the Board Of State Harbor Commissioned dis
covered matters showing fraud. He claims the
attention of the Grand jury.
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supposed from heart disease OF apop1e1y.
The celebrated Barnes Win case was concluded
at Mount Vernon, Ind, on Friday, by q verdict
against admitting the alleged will to probate.
The amount Of property involved is $500, ,000-
TIE Indiana State Spiritualiss Association was
the plaintiff.
=: The directors Of the st. Louis Merchants Ex-
change at g. meeting On Friday, passed rsEolu-
tion urging the City Council TO Increase the eff
cierc3 of Tie fra department., by an addition to
the "piaa:' now in u5e.
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Insurance.

Only the best insurance that can be had, Is what
careful people procuring just now. Tne Pheaix,
Of Brooklyn with cash assets Of s., 900 oo0
Nov i, had at risk In the burnt district Of Boston
s45oc5o. By declaring moderate dividends, 1nsisting
Oh adequate rates, and thus securing large surplus
fund.- in addition its capital II o0o ooo the Boston
loss Is met with much prompness and as little dill
Guilty as was the Coupanys Chicago losses last year.
The income Of the Phe9i1 for 1871 was 8 ,42s 600.
and win pay them. Parties who deaize Phenix policy
will find r. s. Critchell, Agent, at No. 127 Lssats
street..
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FRANCE.

PARIS. Nov. 15.-The Government has received
information from New Caledonia Of the safe ar
rival of the transports Guerriere and Cayenne,
which carried out the Communists sentenced to
imprisonment in that colony.
PARIS, Nov. 15.-The Assembly at to-days
session adopted by vote OF ATS to 142, the bill
for the reform OF the French jury system.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Nov. 15.-A despatch from 1nnspruck
eays the eessions OF the Tyrolese Diet have been
cloaed BY the Governor, in consequence OF the
refusM OF the members to fulfil their dutiea.
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The Anchor line steamship NapoI will sail from the
conpany's pier, No. 20 North River, New York, for
Genoa, calling at Gibraltar, on Saturday, Nov: 49,
Cabin passage, $780, or $50 currency. Apply to Han
dereQu brothers, 32i Wabash avenue, Chicago.
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.CllRA.

NEE Yoaz, Nov. 15,-A Cuban letter states
that there are l8, 900 insurgents under arms, but
there is a scarcity OF clothing and medicines
among them. Several skirmishes have occurred
lately. Spanish desertions are frequent.
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Vessels Passed Detroit.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov: 15.-PAssED UP-Pro-
and Thomas GAVIN.
PASSED Dowx-Prope11ers Fountain city Ben
ton, and Plymouth.
WlNp-mest.
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Found Chilly

LOUISVILLE, Nov. l5.-The Louisville Presby-
Dr.. Gilbert Il. Robertson On charges Of drunken
ness, licentiousness 4, and falsehood, and SEN
fenced him to be deposed from the ministry and
suspended from the privileges Of the churchas
until he shows repentance fitting him Tor mem-
bership.
, 1872-11-16
The Ehifade1Dhiu Frauds

SpceiaI Dsspatch 70 TIE Chiea57 1F;5'sR|.
New YoaK, Nov. 15-The Phi!ade1Fa:a Press
says it originally stated its belief that it did not
, 1872-11-16
Ocean Marine News

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 15.-steams1lips Java from
New York, and Samaria from Boaton, arrived at
MoviIle. Steamship India, from New York, ar
rival
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MARRIED..

LAw-LANE-In this city, n IN. h, Rrv. W.
Rydef, DID,, Mr. Charles E. Law, MIse Harriet
Lane.
, 1872-11-16
BOSTON,.

Digging out the Safes.-NIany Prove
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Buildings on
Fort Hi1l-.Confidence in the Future
Growing Stronger .. The Boston
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AN INDIAN DELEGATION.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ia delegation OF SAcs
and Foxes, of Missouri, accompanied by the In
dian Agent Lishtfoot and interpreter, s.rivsd
here to-day. They come On to uake the final ar
rangements for selling their present ReeerEA-
ton, some II, 600 acres, located in Netrsssa aaa
Kansas, and removing thence to a new Rsaezra-
tion in the Indian Territory.
THE JAMFs RIVER CANAL.
A delegation, composed Of Judge Lougiridge,
member OF Congress-elect from Iowa, Senator
Lewis, Of Virginia, and Representative elect j.
Amber Smith and J. P. Sener, with other gen
tlemen. called upon the President to-day in Or
der to lay before him the subject Of The comple-
tion OF the James River i, Kanawha Canal, for
which Government aid is desired. The value OF
the proposed work in the interest OF chea p and
capacious transportation west to the eeab osrd !;
and in connection with 3 tender by The Sta tes Of
Tirginia and West Virginia OF their intere sts to
the Government, and, after return OF the ex-
penditure OF completion, that 1t be made high
way, free of nl tolls. except those ne:ess ary to
keep it in repair, HaH presented to tle Pre- i;ent
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-22

bolhing uss takeu irom tbe1ce alihoast
some families vsre in = Saving COZ
diiioa. This i the god side Of > god
oomnuuiiy q Indians.
Tue trait lad. % 70 ihe north, and AZ.
ierPassiug over she mos, beautiful Of Prai.
re country. Ne arrive At M~daEy. the
shire town Of Brooking Co. and hOunti-
fuily supplied uith timber, there being
nearly fall section Of timber to the town
ship. Tbs s0il is lbs best 10 the valley
aud here have decided TO pitch my tcui
for the present at least.
We have COOL mason 20 helicve that
We will have a railroad within twenty
miles, the coming SEASON. Aud as the
subject Of railroads Is before my notice
let the say that my sentiments in regard
TO land subsidies have undergone al en-.
lire change. Form experimental knowl.
.dge | believe that without this aid We
ire alnOst helpless as compared to what
hey might be If they had that aid, aud
md nine-ienths Of the frotiersmen want
he general government TO assist them 10
manner not lavish. but just. More anon.
+. A BAcoN.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-22

The latest news from the Hassier ex.
petition leaves the explorers comfortably
sheltered in a Chliau harhor, having had
less than the usual share Of stormy wealth.
er off the Patagonian coast The father
OF the glacial theory has had an opportu.
NIFTY OF examining glacier of more mag.
nlhcent proportions than that of the Aar.
1t was named the Hassler Glacier; WHY
it was not honored instead with the name
OF Agasslz is not very evident, perhaps,
The scientists expect to melt it in a near
future. There is a story of rare bird
shot and but slightly wounded, which i'm
medlately came to the ships side and
suffered itself to be taken on board; of
not ungraccfu aborigincs. who dine prin-
cipally on mussels, and live comfortably
In land ofperpetual snow without any
clothing worth mentioning. The pleas.
nres OF travel, as vel. as the rewards Of
science. seemed to be abundantIy bestow.
ed upon the voyagers.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-22
The Opening Campaign.

The pres Of Vermont, both Republi-
can and Democratic fails to adopt gener.
ally tho nOmiHees. and to recognize the
legitimacy OF the Cincinnati convention,
aud most Republicans look forward to
the regular Republican Convention at
Philadelphia as the authority in the COM
ing contest. No doubt can exist that the
convention Of PhiIadelphia will re.nom.
mate Grant aud COlfax, aud it may be
that this ticket viii be more acceptable
10 the party at large than any other.
While there is no popular prejudice
in the party against either Greeley or
Brown, yet, Republicans feel that their
nomination resulted from a "so:e-head"
flank movement, rather than from any
real purpose of Reform. Some of the .
minor Democratic organs, as well as the
Liberals, arc ouispOken in support Of the
Greeley ticket, but the Democratic press
generally await the movements of the
convention soon TO meet at Baltimore be-
fore taking sides very strongly. The
Greeley and Brown resolutions adopted
by the New York State Democratic Con.
ventiOn are very significant, and Indicate
that the Democracy will adopt the Gin
,innati nominees sooner than run the risk .
'f defeat on regular Democratic plat
form. Should the Convention of Balti- 9
more endorse Greeley and Brown, the !
coming contest will be the most exciting 4
me that has occurred for years.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-22

The gratifying news comes from ia
pan that all the edicts which have been
IN force against Christianity have been
abolished and there is now to be freedom
of religious opinion. The authorities try
to Justify the late persecution of Christians
by saying that this measure has been de-
layed by frequent embarrassmcnts which
the government encountered from the
persistent interference of certain foreign
missionaries, who Systematically baptized
criminals convicted of the most infamous
crimes, and then attempted to avert their
just punishment by raising cries of Chris
tian persecution and invoking foreign in.
reference. This is not very ingenious,
but we will not quarrel over past misdeeds
when we have the gratifying assurance of
a better disposition for the future.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-22

IMPORTANT Pension BILL,-The Sen.
ate passed the bill increasing twenty per
cent the pensions of soldiers and sailors
who lost in the war for the suppression of
the rebellion, both eyes or both hands
both feet, or ono hand and one foot, SO as
to be ncapaeitated for caring for them
selves. The amount which this bill will
annually take from the Treasury will be
5000, 96f. 1t has received the earnest
support Of the Grand Army cfthc Rcpub-
lie and other soldiers. -.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-22
Literary Notices.

ScEIHSEE's MoSTHLI for June has as
nmy a. 6fiy-thfte illu-iraiions. those ae.
conpanying Mr.. Riehar.l-os's "Trrvclibg
BY Telegraph" tsec-Bd sriiels) being Of
extraordinary riehness snd beauty. Al.
other Interesting illustrated article Il on
The City Of Warwick. +" England. Prof.
Hiigard. Of the u. :. Coast Survey. eI.
plans with msps. tables. etc. his curious
aud important iheoT, Of the center Of
gravity Of populations: Mr.. Whiielsw
Reid. managing editor Of the Tribune.
ably discusses Schools Of Journa ism. Z"
Mr. Wilkiusob continues his criticism Of
Mr. Losoll's prose Mrs Oliphsnl's '' A.
h's t'a'e-n =, s--usual, strung an master.
~; SAKE Holm's "Draxy Miller's Dswry-
has singular rush aud breeziDess. Then
there is powerful story in the Lancashire
dialect, by Fannie D.. HUdy-cn. The sep.
arate poems are by Harriet McEwen Kim
hall. Elizabeth Akers Allen, and Mary l..
Ritter. Dr.. Holland. in Topics Of the
Time" writes Of '.Theaicrs and Theaier.
going" ADD The Lonelines Of Farming
Life in America" The Scientific depart
ment is we'll filled; Home aud Society,
among other timely papers, has an excel
lent little article on eroque,.