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FRANCE.

PARIS, January 13.-The tariff bill
submitted to the Assembly yesterday i'm.
poses the following duties: On wool
50 francs upon 100 kilOgrammes, cot.
ton a francs, resin from II to z francs,
copper 4 francs, cheese from 1G to Is
francs.
Cremcr, who was on trial charged with
shooting q Prussian spy at Dion, has been
acquitted.
The Assembly Committc on army re.
organization has agreed to recommend
the adoption ot q rule that soldiers unable
to read and write tthe expiration Of their
terms of service shall remain in the army
until they have acquired these accom-.
pllshments. ,..
Gen. Cathlinan, late OF the Pontificial
army, arrived recently at Montpelier
Ills presence there provoked some hostile
demonstrations till the interference of the
authorities prevented a riot.
The Budget Commission OF the Assem-
bly, is understood TO be in favor of creating
nm annual sinking fund of 2OO,OOO,OO6
francs.
The Committee on Education will re.
port in favor of allowing all persons prop.
erly qualified the right to teach in public
and private schools.
Delegates from the principal commercial
centres OF France arc coming to Paris to
hold meeting of remOnstrance against
the proposed duties on imports and raw
materials. t.....
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, January 13-The Times says
that the Americans, by the light OF their
experiences in cases like the steamers
Florida, Hornet and Virginia, must sec
that the suppression Of illegal equipments
by England during the war was prodi.
giously difficult, and limited that The Fe.
nian raids in Canada were not always 30
promptly or etfectually checked.
Consul General Badcau writes TO the
Times to correct the error in that journal
In stating that the late Gen. Halleck can.
inred The Memphis ut Fort Donelson.
The brig JessicsLowe was boarded near
Calais Thursday, by some French fisher.
men. She was found TO be abandoned,
although she was in good condition. II
Is suspected that mLtiny occurred on
board and the Captain was murdered, and
that the crew LEFT 10 escape the conse.
quCnces. Nothing has been heard of the
men and II is feared that they were
drowned. -
The attendants on the Prince Of Wales
yesterday congratulated him on his re-
covery.
A mass meeting Of thesupporters Of Sir
Charles Dixie, in this city, Is announced
Tor the 30th inst.
Count Won Bernstorf, the Prussian
Ambassador, has gone to Berlin 10 receive
the order OF the Black Eagle.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, January 13.-The Legisla.
ture has adopted resolution ior the
appointment of committee consisting of
six members of the House and four of the
Senate, to which the Governor, Lieutenant
Governor and Speaker of the House were
added, 10 make necessary arrangements
for the reception. of the Grand Duke
Alexis and suite at the State capital on
their return from the buffalo hunt.
John Slaughter, who pleaded guilty in
the criminal court day or two ago to
committing rape on his step daughter
under fifteen years old, was sentenced to
fourteen years in the penitentiary by Judge
Primm. Slaughter and family were re-.
Gently from Tennessee and were travelling
westward, and when few miles from this
city forced the girl into the brush by the
roadside and, after beating her with q
heavy whip, outraged her.
A resolution authorizing the State
Treasurer to pay the maturing State bonds
in currency which passed the Senate
yesterday, came up in the House to-day,
but no action was taken on 1t. The bonds
that maturel to-day have, however, II is
understood, been paid in coin.
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New Liquor Law in Illinois.

CHICAGO, January 13.-A bill has pass
ed both Houses of the Illinois Legislature
which makes q radical change in the
regulating of the sale Of liquor in the
State. II enacts that no Intoxicating
liquor shall hereafter be sold in Illinois
without license, and no license shall issue
unless the party applying therefor shall
give boud In the penalty Of $4,000 with
two freehold snrcties, conditioned that
they shall pay all damages TO any person,
in person or property, by reason Of selling
liquor under said license penalty, to'bc
received In the name of the State for the
use of any person injured by liquor sold
by such licensed persons. t .r
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THE IMPERIAL HUNTING
PARTY.
The Russian Grand Buke After the
u niann

H- Bison.
NORTH PLATTE, NRB., January 49,
Ihe Grand Duke and party arrived this
forenoon at Z 7O'clock. They took break.
last on the cars. Five ambulan6es and a
light wagon for baggage, also, carriage
lor Me Grand Duke, met the party, and
started Tor the camp. The permanent
camp iOr The Buffalo hunters is on Red
Willow creek, about fifty miles southwest
OF this post. The camp consists OF two
hospital tents, ten wall tents and tent
Tor servants and soldiers. Three of the
wall tents are iloored, and the Dukes Is
carpeted, Beds and Sibleys have been
provided for the hospital, and wall
tents arc used as dining tents. An ex-
tensive culinary outfit Is also taken
along. Ten thousand rations Of sack
Hour, sugar, coffee, and one thousand
pounds OF tobacco for the Indians Com.
pany X, 2nd Cavalry, under command Of
oil Captain Eagan, arc at the camp. They
went out several days ago, and have
everything In the best shape possible
Company L, Second Cavalry, under
command OF Lieut.. Stevens, acts as es-
cort for the party TO the camp, The
whole is under the command of General
Palmer, of Omaha barracks. Lieutenant
Hayes is Quartermastcr OF the expedition.
Mr.. Cady, dhGS Buffalo Bill, met the
Duke and party here. A relay Of horses
Is at Medicine Greek, about half way.
They expect to make the trip in eight
hours. The buffalo are in great numbers
within ten miles Of the camp. A few
days ago four hundred Indians were re.
ported ut the camp with their families,
and coming in rapidly. 1t is expected
That the war parties of Spotted Tail,
Whistler, War Bonnet and Black Hat
will he there, with their respective chiefs.
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LATER
A QUIET SUNDAY.
How the Affair is Regarded at Wash-
ington.
Proposition for a Committee of In-
vestigatiOn.


Proposition for Committee of In-
vestigatiOn.
WASHINGTON, january 14.-The Presi.
dent continues 10 receive numerous tele.
grams from New Orleans, which, with
those privately addressed to other parties,
do not indicate an early termination of the
political troubles.
A resolution for the appointment of an
investigation committee may be offered in
the House of Representatives tomorrow.
Some members OF Congressar ofopinion
that n correct history OF the troubles can
not be obtained unless such committee
conduct their proceedings In New
Orleans, and say that even il the
troubles should end before the
committee could reach there, the iniorma.
ton officially obtained would be valuable
in view OF future legislation. is known
that President Grant is desirous Of avoid.
ing martial law, and that It will not be
resorted to unless from absolute necessity.
He has privately said thatsit would be
proper for Congress TO take initiative
H'SnsuACs W"aIus pnCIiICAlloi'
The city is quiet, all resting alter week
Of excitement. There are but few on the
streets. Even about the Mechanics In.
stitute only n dozen Of sleepy, worn out
and miserable looking Metropolitans can
,S'o w. Seem s,ar,o II Is pFoOaoly 'ne cain before
"S NSw % 6n,r,rs 10n,or,,A r0..n,rh.
sneakcr Carrier AZ ] S]rassej a iong Ie,,aE ~
Gen Emory regarding tho condition Of af.
fairs in which he stated that he nronosed
10 apnoint n sufficient. number If Ser.
reanis.at. Arms In take neacenble nosses.
Sion Of the State House to remove the
armed force which greatly increases iho
public disouielncss and 10 seat all the
members Of Tho ITouse whether onnosed
TO him or not He promises that no vic.
lence shall be used AGAINST any member
nor inIirnity nor worse AGAINST The policc
now there by The Governors orders, un.
less tLey resist the constituted authority.
ue will not however tako such n sten
without having Il distinctly understood
tbNt said nciion ia moi riotons nor viii he
Considered Inv the commandInr General
as in conflict will tho federal anthorilies
and nsks Gen Emorv whether hc will Inv
military force, prevent such action bythe
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Dangerous Illness of Rev. Stuart
Robinson"

LoUlsvr.LE, January 14.-Rev. DR..
Stuart Robinson, of the Second Presby.
terian Church, this city, a leading minis
ter in the southern wing of the Prcsby.
terian Church, who contracted the small.
pox while passing through Cincinnati re.
Gently, is so seriously III that his physi.
clans have little hope of his recovery.
His condition creates deep feeling through
ont the community. lie was sinking
very rapidly some days ago, but was
sustained by supplying the lungs with
oxygen gas by means of pump, aud
the very slight hopes entertained are now
almost entirely given I'D,
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Concerning a Repulcd Son of Geo.
Washington.

LOUISVILLE, January 13.-A correspon.
dent of the New Albany Ledger reports
having examined the record in the hand
writing of Col. Thos. Posey. which puts
TO rest that he was an illegitimate son Of
General Washington. The record dis
closes the fact that Gen. Posey was born
in 1904, and married May Thornton on
the 22d OF January, 1884. The result Of
this union was ten children. The sixth
son, Col. Thomas POsey-thc assumed IL
legitimate child-was born the Goth Of
March, 1901. The character OF his moth
er was such as to place her beyond even
a suspicion Of violation Of the marriage
vows; besides, the time at which the
SlEtN Of the pretended child Is fixed was
before her marriage. r.
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Wreck ON Lake Michigan.

MILwAuKEE, WIS, January 13.-It is
now tolerable certain that the scow, AL.
wire, was wrecked in the terrible gale of
December I'd, on her way from CIaybank,
near Abnepee, Wisconsin, to Racine with
q cargo of lumber. She was last seen on
tho evening Of the second, headed south.
That night the wind changed, and blew Il
perfect gale, and the mercury fell TO IL
degrees below zero. The following are
the names Of the Captain and crew. Cap.
tain, Michael Conner, Milwaukee; Mate,
Lawrence Conner, Captains son; Crew,
A. McFay, Edward Stewart, Milwaukee;
Patrick ltagan, Racine; Cook, Frank
Smith.
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MONTANA.

HELENA, Jan. 13-John O'Ncal was
frozen to death last Sunday, at st, Louis
Gulch, Montana. He has relatives in San
Francisco and Philadelphia. A German
miner who had been missing from st.
Louis Gulch for ten days, was also found
frozen to death.
Mr.. Passe, Superintendent of the Indi-
ans Of New Mexico, was married last
evening TO the eldest daughter Of Judge
Chumasero.
At a row in Chinatown, last night, one
Celestial was fatally stabbed.
The Territorial Legislature adjourned
sine die, tonight. A bill was passed lty
both Houses removing the capital to
Deer Lodge. h'5'2g." .es- e.
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MEXICO.


MATAMoRAs, January 13--The, latest
dispatches announce the complete invest
ment of Wicr by Cartina. -Four or ilve
hundred rcvolutionists, under General
Outage, have been driven into the
Plaza, where they are vigorously defend.
ing themselves. Cartina's troops being
better armed are inlllcting severe loss on
the insurgents. Quizago's only chance Of
escape Is through expected succor from
Monterrey, which is reported en- route 10
raise the siege.
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you martial law, with grape and canister
II your don't get away from here" HC
was then called on for a speech, but, look.
ing very cross, he said: "Ihave no speech
TO make; l have nothing to say to you
nor do l want TO hold any communication
whatever, with such mob ifyou wish
to communicate, you will have To do 1t In
different manner, through some depn.
tatlOn. You ought to be ashamed to'a al.
low yourselves, 10 come here with such a
crowd TO make the demand" Some one,
apparently a ringleader, then addressed
the crowd, and advised them that as they
could not get anything out Of that old
fellow they had better delay. .s...
The report about Gen. Heron going
10 the Carter faction with proposition
of compromise, Marshal Packards says is
untrue.
In the Eighth District Court injunction
against tie Carterites, the counsel for the
State submitted a rule pisi upon written
brief, which the court stated would
be passed upon when the case would
come up on Its merits. The Oarteritcs
were not represented.
United States troops were under arms
on Esplanade street duPing the day.
A Carterite committee to the House
this forenoon presented the following;
"70 Hon. Mr.. Bretoster, Chairman: at
"Sm:-The late revolutionary proceed
ings OF certain members Of the Legisla-
ture have excluded the legally constituted
Speaker of the House of Representatives
from the Hall wherein the same has been
accustomed to assemble. We, Rs a COM
mittee appointed by said House, and in
behalf thereof, are instructed, in the inter-
ests OF order and law, to communicate
through you, the recognized official head
OF said members, and to respectfully de-
nland Of you and them a reinstatement
OF said House and its officersto the Hall
OF Assembly as the same existed at the
hour OF adjournment on Thursday, the
4th inst; and we await your answer to
this legal and peNCeable demand.
"lSigncdl L.. J. O. MONcURE,
e" B. s. SYNCH,
BENZ. GADDIs."
Mr.. Brewster replied: "As such you
cannot4be admitted"
W. W. Mccullough, SadOre McC Cormick
and John NJ. Mccormick, charged with
killing Wheyland, were this afternoon
brought before the First District Court
on writ of habeaS corpus, and were re.
leased on $4,000 bail.
Gen. F. j. Heron, Secretary of State,
and one of the Governors advisers, stated
today that Mayor Flanders would proba-
bly, be removed by Tuesday. The cause
is supposed to be the Mayors opposition
to the Governors course.
United States troops were ordered out
to-day in response TO the following:
"76 Maj Gen. ". II, Emory, Command.
ing The Department Of the Gulf:
"GENERAL:-I have just learned that
an opposition party of several thousand
men are prepared to make riot to-day
at noon, and that threats are mNde that not
stone OF the State Capitol shall be left
on another after they are through with
their work. 1t Is probable that these re.
ports are sensational, yet, as matter Of
precaution, | would respectfully suggest
that you recall oil your forces TO the city
as speedily rs possible:
81 am, sir, very respectfully,
"Your obedient servant,
NV. G. WARMoTH,
"G0rernor Of Louisiana"
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Powder Explosion in Malne--At.
tempt TO Blow up a Magazine,

RocKLAND, January 13.-Tbe powder
house at Granite Quarter, near Cedar
Point, Vinal Haven, containing thirty.two
Kegs OF powder, was accidentally blown
up late yesterday afternoon, killing
Bryan, one OF the quarrymen, and prob,
ably fatally wounding Austin Meick,
oVerseer Of the quarry, besides seriously
inJurlng three others. During last night
deliverate but unsuccessful attempt was
made TO explode one hundred kegs OF
powder stored near Blackington's corner,
RockIand, Maine. A stolen keg of pow
der was placed near the magazine and
fired, but it failed to burst the magazine
doors.
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Laura d. Fair Catches n Tartar.

SAN Francisco, January 13.-AIrs.
Laura D. Fair having drawn her funds
out OF bank and transferred them to other
parties in order TO defeat the attorneys of
DIR. Track, her medical counsel, TO attach
it for his cla!m, is now unable TO make
her mother, Mrs. Lane, return the $4,000
thus entrusted 10 her, which the latter
.peremptorilY refuses TO disgorge.
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APOLOGY OR WAR.
The Case of the FIorida..-Another
Rnmored Demand for Apology.

The Case of the FlOrida-.-AnOther
Rnmored Demand for Apology.
Special 10 N. Y. Mail.
WASHINGTON, JAM l3.-sworn state.
ments in the Florida case have been re-.
ceived at the Navy Department. They
have been at once forwarded to The State
Department by order of the President
A demand will at once be made in man.
ner which win admit Of no evasion, for
an explanation, apology and full satlslac.
ton. The attitude of this Government
viii he unyielding In It's defence of the as.
sailed honor Of our flag. Minister Ro-
berts is perfectly aware OF the feeling
which prevails, and has undoubtedly no.
titled his government that there is no eva.
sion from ample apology or war.
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The Great Republic Chartered by
Alexis for his Trip down the Mis-

ST. LOUIS, January 13.-The Great Re.
public, which is To convey the Grand
Duke and suite To New Orleans, will un.
dergo some changes for the occasion.
Two Of her large state rooms will be
thrown into one, newly carpeted, and
furnished with a set of splendid chamber
furniture. Billiard tables will be set up
in the rear Of the cabin, and other arrange
ments will be made to break the monoto-
no Of the steamboat trip. None but the
officers OF the boat will be allowed aboard
on the passage, and especially will all
newspaper members be excluded, special
arrangements having been made to that
elect. The terms OF the charter arc
$1,000 per day, il she carries freight, and
$500 is she does not. This includes
table fare, wine, etc. The party will
probably remain one day at Memphis,
and make stoppage of some hours at
Nicksburg and other points on the river.
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Suit by a N. Y. Custom House Clerk
to Recover "PaTty Assessment"
on His Salary.

NEY York, January l3.-Daniel Shea
nan, eSsCust0m House Inspector, ycster-
day commenced suit against ey. Collector
Murphy and Surveyor Cornell, for $S2,
which sum, he alleges, was illegally ex.
tOrtcd from him rs m assessment upon his
salary. This is u test case, and If decided
in favor Of the plaintiff about forty other
like suits will be brought. ltappears that
the assessments upon the officials in Octo.
Der last were general.
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The Drawbrldge Over the Mississippi
',f rs..frsat WinOna. ..''

WNoNA, MIMI, January 13.-The new
iron draw Of the bridge across the AIissis.
sippi at this poiat, was successfully swung
this afternoon, It's said to be one OF the
longest draws IN the world, being 800 feet
in length.
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Death of Bishon McCIIl. or w.

RtClMoNp, VA, Jan. 13.-The Right
Rev. Bishop John McGill, for 81 years
Bishop Of the Roman Catholic Diocese Of
Virginia, died here this morning, aged
B2 years,
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The Weniher To.nnv.


OPP1CE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OPPIoER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 1880 r. N.
PROBABILITIES.
The area Of the high barometer will prob.
ably on Monday extend from Louisiana to
Georgia, with clear weather in the South
ern and Gulf States, and cold northwest
winds in the Middle and Eastern States
during the night, followed by clear and
warm weather on Monday and southeast
winds with cloudy weather Monday
night the area OF low barometer extends
eastward TO Indiana and lowerlakes with
rising temperature, and cloudy weather
Monday after warm southerly winds with
rain or snow will prevail north Of Mich.
igan and Iowa. Dangerous winds are not
anticipated for the Atlantic and Gull
coasts.
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HIGHLY SENSATIONAL.

The Catfish War Coming 10 a
r Crisis-.-A Broil with the RUS
sian Bear. ~
NEW York, January 13.-A special
from Washington says the Gortschakoif
letter is regarded by high officials rs q
direct and open insult to the President
and Secretary of State, and likely TO lead
TO serious results. The country need not
be surprised il Mr.. Curtin, our Minister to
Russia, is Immediately orderei 10 demand
his passports, and the Russian Charge
dAfEairs here supplied with his in order
that he may take his departure from the
United States. Y I - s
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Two Government Embezzlers Sen.
fenced.

WAsHINoToN, January 13.-Samuel b.
kendig, convicted OF the embezzlement OF
government funds in 1868, while lie was
discussing officer of the Patent Office, was
to-day sentenced to confinement in Jail
two years and TO pay fine of $4,000.
+. A. Martin, lately a Treasury clerk,
and convicted of the cmbezzlement OF
Treasury funds, was today sentenced TO
confinement in jail one year and to pay
fine of $4,000. Dr
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CUBA.

HAVANA, January 13-Tho Spanish
man-ot.war Tornado, which has lately
been watching the steamer Virginia at
Aspinwall, arrived today.
The Cuban Colonel Augustine. Fiiuer.
ctla surrendered at Bayoma yesterday.
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THE LOUISIANA IMBROGLIO.
The Carterites ask to be Readmltted
10 the State House.

A Committee Sent Backed by {
Large Crowd.
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CINCINNATI.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY BILL PASSED ny TIE
KENTUCKY HOUSE.

CINCINNATI, January 13.-A special to
the Chronicle says n vote has Just been
taken in the House of the Kentucky Legis-
laturc on the Cincinnati & Southern rail-
road bill, which resulted in 80 yeas to 3S
nays A mOl;nG 10 reconsider was laid on
the table. The prospect Is layorable in
the Senate. ..'..
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OF this decision being duly INFORMED
some hours since.
VI am, very respectfully,
"Your obedient servant,
wv. II. EMORY,

BDi. MAJ. Gen. C0nld'ng."
Gen. Emory addressed a similar com.
munication to Gov. Warmoth, in conse-
quenCe of which the Governor has ordered
out the entire militia force Of the city to.
morrow.
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Tor Additional Dispatches sse FaurM Rge.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-20

Butter and cheese are almost indispensi-
ole articles OF food. Properly used, they
are nutritions and healthy; but on inordi
nate use of either causes ind igestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gaffney's Sunday Com
Tort Jadiciorsly used will rsmoys both of
there troubles "
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.EB Advertise in the DAILY RECORD. The
Oldest paper in Vsrsngo County.
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AND DEPARYURE OF
TRAINS ON q. G. & a. IL. ~

AHElVAh AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON q. G. d A. X. u,
On ana after Sunday, June 2ud, 1872.
trains will run as follows: '-'
NORTH NO. s. NO. 2. M =
Leave Irvine. l1I5,u os
Leave Oil City 6,OOAM. 2,27pM. 6,I5p%
- Pet. Cen $50 g $40 I" 7O7 g
i" Iitusv, 7,l0 /" 3,55 4" 7,5s ="
Arrive Cory, S,45 g 5,25 il" 9I5 Z"
NO Accommodation Freight.
Leaves Oil City $40 At; Pet Centre.
1925; Titus'ille, ll,l5 Ar. Cory, 70, 5Opm
SOUTH. NO, No4 40
Leave Cory, 10, AS A NJ. 6,r0AM 6.O5pv
g Titnsv. ~, 10 P NJ. 7,3O 7's5 g
r; Cen. !,l0 $50 s,35 "
" Irvine. 4,4s +" IL, 40
No. lo-Accommodation Freight,
Leaves CORY Ills IN; Titusv. 25o. Pat
centre. 90; Ar at Oil City, 4,4O N.
AZ 10. . aad run on Sunday.