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FOREICN.


LONDON, Dec. 16.-Information hea bean
received that the eighty persons who we're be-
heYod to have perished By the stranding Of the
emigrant ship Franklin, from Hamburg for
San Francisco, OF the coast Of Iceland, have
been rescued.
An open air meeting was held in Stockton on
Sunday, in favor Of Fenian amnesty, at which
l2,e0o persons we're present. The crowd was
Tery disorderly, and there was some fighting,
during which several persons were injured. The
English and Welsh, who outnumbered the Irish,
charged On the Platforms carried off the Irish
flags, and trampled them in the mud.
Mr. Odger was announced to speak, but failed
to appear.
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~; Alter discussions pro and con, the vote On tht
| bill rcsnlted as follows Yeas, 38; naye. Is.
IT, motion vas offered that tho bill to apportioY
te the nant members Of the General Assembly among
After an inefficient motion to Iay it unon the
tahlo-yeas, 10; nays, 2l-the nrer;ons aues.
ton was called With tie following result vess
Ill., Ibns nays. Is. Several members when
REASONS reusf names Fon HEero called, gave thsis
The principal objection to tie bill was its inc.
4uanty by increasing, in some districts, the vot-
ing population far beyond the votes.
after the motion for the previous question
vas declared carried, Mr. Williams moved that
WAS lost. '~N'0
The question then required upon the passage
Of Of the bill, which VAS passed By yeas 26, nays
The Senate bill to divide the State into Con-
gresslonal Districts waB taken up and passed by
yeas n, nays -.
The following is the the apportionment under
the bill:
First District -Posey, yanderburg, Warwick,
Spencer; Gibson, and Pike.
Greene. Martin, Orange, Crawford, and Dubois
Third District Harrison, Clark, Floyd, Waah-
1ngton, Jackson, Brown, and Bartholomew,
Fourth District-0hio, Switzerland, jefferson,
sc4ft TftS Jennings nidtg Ripley, Decatur, and Rush
r,! Ellth Dlstrlct-Dearborn, Franklin, Fayette,
r, Sixth District johnson, Shelby, Hancock,
Henry, Delaware, Madison, and Grant
Seventh District Marion, Morgan, Hendricks,
Eighth District Lawrence, Monroe, Owen,
Clay, Vigo, Parke, and Vermillion.
Ninth District Boone. Clinton, Montgomery,
Fountain. Warren, and Tippecanoe.
Tenth District-Laporte, St. Joseph, starke,
Porter. Lake. Newton, Benton, White, Carroll,
Jasper, and Pulaski.
Eleventh District-Hamilton, Howard, Upton,
Cass, Miami, Fulton, and Wabash.
ans, Huntington, Whitley, and Adams
Thirteenth District-kosciusko Marshal,
EIkhart, LaGrange, Noble, steuben, and De-
khalb.
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The Horse Disease

PEORIA, Dec. 16.-The horse disease is disap-
pearing. The Adams street line put on cars this
morning, and the other lines will soon follow.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 16.-The horse disease con-
tinues to abate, although fatal cases occur daily
There have probably been a hundred or two
deaths altogether since the distempor broke out.
All the street car companies have re-
eumed business partially, and full ser
vice will be done in the course
Of few days, The Fifth street line has not
stopped running it's cars at any time, the Super
amount Of exercise is beneficial to the horses,
aud he has not had one fatal case in his stables.
The Transfer Company's horses ere also in1-
proving rapidly. The streets begin to assume
their Wonted look and business is reYiving.
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DIED.

ElCH-At his lsto resdence, 1850 West Monroo-st..
Dec. Is. Peter Efch, aged 3i years.
EaneEal from residence, at o'clock, SHARP, Tuesday.
l7th, By Carriage to Calvary Cauetery,
i e Canst1a pape1s pleaae copy.
MoNAMARA-4t The Fesideaeo ef bis brother. 81 sa1s
c-st.Y betweou Fifty-6rst and fHy-seconG r. aou7
Moamara, ageS 50 year., natito OF County A. - I1o--
Calvary. fteads and relatives a1e respectfully invited
o attend
avid B. Jordan. AGED q years.
1ednesday At 10 d. n Esnds of tho family invited "a
Heud.
Ii residence No. 963 West hadsoa.st. Dec. Is, l879.
aed 50 years.
d.. Dec. II, to Galway Cemetery, by cantage-
-CauadA and CohuEEh pAIeEk Htsase eopE:
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 16.-The Great Republic
arrived to-day, with Yokohama dates to Nov. 23.
Prince Alexis has been extremely well received
by the Mikado- The Emperor and Empress
we're to visit the Russian aeet, after which the
Prince would leave for the Amoor.
-. The Japanese mission to Corea wss reported
successful, although the Chief Ambassador had
not returned.
terror about 200 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 3D. il !;
English, 12o; French, IS.
Thirty -four native Christians, expelled from
Eagasaki, have been pardoned, and returned to
the country.
Minister Mori viii be requested to retain his
position, instead OF Weno, recently appointed.
Nakagama has been nominated as Japanese
Consul General at Washington,~-a new posi-
ton.
4 line from Hong Hong, uia Yokahoma, to
Jan. 6, to make the passage across in sixteen
days.
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the New York Lotus Club, consisting
Of Mayor Hall, Colonel Thomas Knox, William
Appleton, and Frederick schwab, were present.
large number Of actors attended informally.
The pall-bearers we're John ". Forney, James
Qa5es, James Lawson, Daniel Dougherty, DR..
J. r. Burden, and DR.. Samuel Grass. The coffin
was black, and silver-mounted, with the name
md time of birth and death Of the deceased.
The interment was in the family vault in St.
Paul's Church, Third street.
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AIArA,1oRAs Dec. 16.--The delegates assem-
bled to count the municipality vote commenced
quarrelling. To prevent a row. troops were
called out. Two delegates opposed to Galya, on
the ticket which is supported by Cortena, failed
to appear. It is supposed that they hare been
kidnapped.
Great excitement prevails. The delegates,
becoming indignant at the interference Of the
troops, retired without counting the votes.
The Government has abolished the franchise
granted merchants here, and the%new tariff will
go into effect Jan. i.
The Frontier Commission is busily at work.
Cortena's private secretary, Cordova. is very
claims.
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Brazil

LONDON, Dec. 16.-The laborers who enigrated
from England to Brazil, to work on farms, have
petitioned the Brazilian Government to assist
them to return home. Letters have been re-
ceived from them giving accounts Of the hard
ships they have suffered, and warning their
friends against coming to the country.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1G.-The obsequies Of the
late Edwin Forrest took place from his residence
At p. N. The body was laid out in the parlor
Of his late home, and was dressed in full suit
Of black. There Was laurel wreath at his head,
and Cross of iunmortelles On his breast; also 3
number Of other floral offerings we're placed
around the room. 4 large number Of visitors
viewed the body. 4 Committee Of
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec 16.-BREAps1uFFrFlo firm !;
good treble. s8.po@8.25; family, s95o@1o.5o. Corn
scarce and firm white, 85c. Oata firm ut 47c. Bran
scarce and firm at $3.50.
HAE-scarce and firm; prime, $500; choice
$500.
PRov1s1oas-pork dull ness, s14oo. Bacon searce
at 5a, cyclic. Lard searce and hrm ta1ce. sA@
84o; keg, 9@9xc.
uaQQ 7ko fair. 7tza8c fully fair. ah19c strictly
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BERLIN, Dec. 16.-The Speners Gazette says
Bismarck will resign the Presidency Of the Prus-
sian Cabinet, butwin remaln Minister Of Foreign
AHaira.
Prince Frederick William has arrived at Wies-
baden. whittier he went by the advice OF his
physician to take the waters
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primo. GIG Mo.ssae4 active; eo1nmn, &c fair, 50
95fc; Prime, to strictly prime, 6295o. Coffee drr
1t 163318a<c.
CorTosLAetiye at3d Arm sales 1000 bales good
ordinary ut I8o; low n ndddhng, 1916; middI1nga
1870: niddlmg Orleans, l 94c.
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Telegraphic f3revities.
The assets of Reed i Bancroft, grocers, OF
Clinton, Iowa. who made al assignment on
Thursday last, are only about 10 per cent Of the
liabilities.
The London Post denies that Eliza Cook, the
well-known writer, is dead although person
bearing the same name, and popularity supposed
to be the authoress, died in Debtford, ENGLAND,
The Jury, in the caso Of Jesse Uppercue on
trial in the Criminal Court in Baltimore, for tho
murder OF his aunt, Mrs. Wheat, after being out
since yesterday afternoon. were unable to agree,
and we're discharged.
Postmaster Barnes and Deputy Postmaster
Bracy, Of Bolton, Miss, having been arrested
upon charge Of robbing the mails, and failing
to procure tho required bond, have been sent to
prison.
The commercial travellers Of Cincinnati held 3
meeting last night, ind indorsed the call made
at Quincy for {. National Convention Of COM
mercial travellers to be held in Cincinnati On
the second Wednesday Of next July.
Aaron Benham, 60 years OF age, who WAS ar-
rested md confined in the Circleville, Ohio,
Jail, some few weeks ago, on charge of bastardy
by two sisters, not out OF their teens, was re-
leased from custody on Friday and reached home
that evening, WAS found dead in his bed early On
Saturday morning. A Coroner'B inquest was
held over the body. and the verdict was be
s. died of smallpox" The Symphonic Of the
disease had not developed until Friday last.
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Forrest is dated April $, 1866, and contains pro-
! visions for his sisters, now dead, which have
%Rss 55s hy h oks asa 1t 1HRsne HRsfaa
and Dans boaeery Of SfS Phadspha HGlh
| It directs the sals OF ali his property except
Spring Brook. Philadelphia, which he liked as
! institution shall be for the support and main
tennnce Of actors and actresses decayed by age
or disabled By infrmties, who, If natives Of the
! United States. shall have served at least FIVE
years in the theatrical profession, and il Of for
eign birth, shall have served in that profession
ten years, whereof three years next previous to
the application for admission into the Home,
shall have been spent in the United States, and
who shall in all things comply with the Laws
and regulations Of the Home, otherwise 10 be-
shall be final. The number Of
inmates shall never exceed the annual
net rent and revenue Of the Institution,
and the number Of inmates shall exceed twelve,
receive the approval Of the majority Of the in
mates, as well as Of the managers. The said
cooperation shall be managed by a Board Of
seven Managers chosen By the Trustees, and
Philadelphia tor the time Ao'I being. e.
and, as vacancies occur, the managers
shall I'll them, so that only one vacancy ahall
one Of their number as President. and appoint
Secretary, Steward, Matron, and il needed, 3
Clerk. Except the Treasurer, the paid officers
shall be chosen from among the inmates. The
Treasurer and suroties shall not be managers.
Provision is made to remedy any failure
application to tho Orphans Court. II The pu1s
poses Of said Home are intended to be partly
educational and seif-sustaining, IS well as
e1aA1nogvnATy md tn fStaraaa
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Dss MONIES, Dec. 16.-The celebrated liquor
case OF Mrs. Priestly against Herb has been
settled by Herb giving her homestead val
ued at 81 800 IS damages for selling liquor to
her husband.
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Ocean Steamship News.
LONDON, Dec. 16.-The steamships Wyoming,
siiesia, and Strausburg hare arrived out.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-At ., meeting OF the In
ternational Society, yesterdt7, TerE violent and
sectional threats we're nnsAe oy the stf1kang
6ilk-wesyers at Paterson, n j.
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CEROMOS.

Iht 19G5nins At 10 O'Clock. large assortment Of
Alss, lot Of FANCY CARVED GOODS, sueh a. Boo,z
haeks Wall Pockets TO-, dc suitable fnr the Holidays-
HARRISON d CO., Aucuoncers,
.3 South Ca23lS4-
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i Wants q Noxy Tria1s
ALBANY, N. T., Dec. 16-The Chap OF Foster,
the car-hooker murderer appealing Hor new
; trial came before the Court Of Appeals, To-day.
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BY JAMES GEARY & GO.

Auctlon ssls % q Furniture. Bedding Laco Cur.
o'clock snd evening at7 O'Clock. for days OILY. q
ohnsplace md West IaIest IL opnsI Sn5wn 81 e. e.
'Ghas HMEs Esp5fh1 uE1Rv E. MoALlsrER, f,prtetor:
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ADJUSTMENTS.


In anticipation OF & notable event in tho pro-
duction Of "Julius Cnsar," 1gith Lawrence Bar
tett as Cassius, a role in which he has won en-
comiums as marked as any ever bestowed upon
an American actor, 4 large and fne-looking au-
dience was present at Aiken's Theatre last even
ing. The expectation was we'll founded. It was.
and ia, and hereafter will be looked back upon,
as 4 notable dramatic event in the annals
Of the Chicago stage. That one Of shakspeare's
mightiest tragedies, not frequently enacted any
where, by reason Of the vast labor and expense
necessary in it's production, and, therefore, al
most as new to theatre-goers Of the present day
as though it were the latest work OF some mod
ern playwright, should be brought out in all it's
elaborate and unusual belongings, is q notable
eventat anytime and in any place. It was deemed
worthy Of months Of careful preparation in the
first theatre OF America, and its production
there Was rendered peculiarly noteworthy by the
sudden and unexpected prominence gained by an
actor OF hitherto modest pretensions and repu-
tation, who astoniHhed the greater light whose
rays he dimmed so completely, and took the
audience by storm. This actor was Lawrence
Barrett, whose advent in Chicago, and appear
ance as Cassius in Julius Cnsar," have been
looked forward to with great interest by our
amusement patrons. That he WAS the first to
develop the ros, and to discover in it
possibilities which had been usually over
looked by those who had preceded him in
its assumption. is not the least among Mr. Bar
ratt's elements OF renown. It is no difficult mat
ter nov, after having had its strong points made
plain, to recognize in Cassius one Of the most
powerful, if not the greatest, characters in the
play. It is 3 distinctive creation, the like Of
which Shakespeare has not given us elsewhere.
More than all others among the stern Roman
patriots by which Cesar was surrounded, he
noted and feared grim, uncompronising Cassius,
OF whom he eaya:
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-05-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

In the matter of the estate oi George l.. Jackson, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by inc undersigned, administrator of the above named estate, to the cred itors of, aud all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same. with the neccs- sary vouchers, within one year from the first publication of this notice. to the undersigned, at his office III the town of Arizona City. Yuma County, X. T., or they will be barred by statute.
 4. 4. MIN.
 Pub. Admr. Yuma County.
 Dated April 17th, 1872. 6t.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-05-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter of the estate of Frederick Regli, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the above named estate, to the cred itors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same, with the neces sary vouchers, within one year from the first publication of this notice. to the undersigned, at his office in the town of Arizona City, Yuma County. A. IT., or they will be barred by statute.
 A. 4. MIX.
 Pub. Adrnr. Yuma County. Dated April 17th, 1872. St
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-05-25
,HrSCEI.L ANXIOUS.
I3OLDRADO STEAM A/ NANIGATION
 COVENANTS S. S. sca scasSxszs

"Newbern" leaves San Francisco for the M0ath of the Colorado River about the lJth of cacl. month, connecting with river steamers for points along the river Freight delivered at Yuma ill F days from San Francisco. .SIpe- rior passenger accommodations. Agencies of the company at 610 Front st.. San Francisco. Cal, Yn- Ina and Ebrenbe.g, A. T.
 l. POIHAMUS, E1.,
 .5y1 Genl Sup't.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-05-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Tn the matter of the estate of Jas H. McNamara, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the above named estate, to the cred- itors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same, with the neces- sary vouchers, within one year from the first publication of this notice, to the undersigned, at his office in the town of Arizona City, Yuma County, A. T., or they will be barred by statute.
 A. A. MIX,
 Pub. -Admr. Yuma County. Dated April 17th, 1872. St
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-05-25
Our Agents

The following named persons gre authorized to receive and re- .pipt for subscriptions to the SEN 'rfNEL. .Onr terms are So :a year; 6 months, 33.currency, in advance. Schneider, Griers0n & O., -Ari- zona City and San Diego.
 J. S. Mansfield, Tuscon.
 S. Todd. HarlyvisIe.
 W. T. Hall. Mineral Park.
 I. ". Stwart, Ehvenberg.
 Bean x Co, 40 Montgomery st., San Francisco.
 Geo. r. Roweli & Co.,, New York
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-05-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
ARIZONA NEWS UEpGT.

SCHNEIDER. GARRISON < Co. ARIZONA CITY and SAN DIEGO. are constantly in receipt of New BOOKS and STATIONERY to the quality and price of which they cordially invite public ln- spection. Also, dealers in fuil
 lines of
 School Books, Sheet Music,
 Legal Blanks, Pictures and Picture Frames, Drawing Paper. Candies, Cutlery, Fancy Articles, and an
 extensive stock of V A R l F T I E s.
 Agents for the
 ARIZON SENTIN ELI, San Diego Union, San Francisco Chronicle, Call, Bulletin, and the leading Eastern andCalifornia pa pers. mch16
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-05-25
Paradise of Flowers.

Who knows the value of gar den of flowers? Like music, they possess magic power. The one adds to our happiness by beauty and fragrance; the other by Jeelo- dy and harmony, by which the sentiments are refined, and the virtues of the heart stimulated and strengthened. All surround ing objects exert an influence upon the mind, and a correspondence always exists between outward objects and the inner feelings ef the heart. Where flowers are cul- tivated, the dispositions become sweet and the affections purified. Hence are constituted paradises when made so attractive that both parents and children find them the centres of earthly bliss.
 The cost of making homes beau tiful is so very small, when com- pared with its advantages, that 1t is really strange that so little at- tention is given to this matter. Did the husband consider that his own happiness, and that also of his family, depended so much upon small outlay in making his yards beautiful, he would not grudge the expense; and did the wife realize how much she can do to constitute virtaous house. hold, by making things around her attractive, she would not be wanting in this matter.
 Home is sweet word. But to make a sweet home all must act in concert, to give 10 it both an external and internal beauty.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-05-25

Shall 1 lose my money It 1 fail to pay up? No.
 Gan 1 travel or reside when and where l choose? Yes; anywhere upon the globe. without written permit or the payment of extra premium.
 The Brooklyn Life, and all other banking institutions in the world, will loan money on it's Policies. Cash will be paid for all policies after the pOlicy-holder makes two payments.
 This is the only Company in the United States which gives 8 CASH SURRENDER value ENDoRsED and WRITTEN upon each policy, in dol lars and cents; setting forth the amount in GOLD COIN, which wilt be paid for the policy upon each payment after the second.
 What is said of the Brooklyn Life CASH SURRENDER VALUE and NON-FORrEITING feature:
 The Brooklyn Life is the FIRST and ONLY Company that has done full and complete juStice 10 the insured. It has given to a life in- suran ce policy q certain adequate "bank note" value. Such as the fruit of the savings of industry for hallewed purpose ought to pos sess.- Insurance Times, Y. Y, January, 1862.
 The Brooklyn Life Insurance Company is unhesitatiDgly the best life company in the land.- Tine Pioneer. Brighton, Iowa, February 12th, 1869.
 This plan guaranteed surrender value) removes the SOLE objection existing to making ar application f0rinsurance. Each policy becomes a piece of negotiable paper, as ca- silly transferable aS a registered Government bond Boston Post, Boston, Mass, January, 1869.
 X policy in the Brooklyn Life iS worth so much in ready money, and can be used as collateral Sc curity in carrying OH business transactions. \ young man may raise money 10 complete his edu- cation, or te buy a stock of goods, or tools, or a farm-by insuring his Tie in the Brooklyn Life, anC> assigning his policy as contingent security Dispatch. St. Louis, Missouri, January, 1869.
 @sg@ All medical examinations are free. -yse
 Applications will be received and medical examinations made at the Drug Store of George Martin, on Main street, AriZon@ City.
 CHAS. q. JOHNSON,
 Special Managing Agent.
 Arizona City, A. T.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-05-25

American dentists are very pop ular, professionally, in Europe. There are now six in St. Peters burg, four in Vianna. and two in Constantinople. They are also to be found in other large cities.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-05-25
CHAS. G. JOHNSON.

SpecIai Man3gIng Agent.
 Arizona City, A. T. A. I. BRYANT & O., Gen. Ag'ts., No. 240 Montgomery street, ap{3 Sun FranciSco, Cal.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-05-25
San Diego, Arizona City and Tucson
 Sxie&kr-s>s

Tri-Weekly line of four horse coaches running between San Di- ego and Tuscon.
 Ssg TIME-FIVE DAYS. ~Sss Leaves San Diego every Sun- day, Tuesday and Thursday eve nings, connecting with the Me silla stage for Ralston.
 Fare to Arizona City, $40; to Tuscon, $e0; to Raiston, $125, gold coin.
 Office, corner Fourth and D sts., San Diego.
 JOHN CAPRON. PrOp'r.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-05-25
TONSORIAL SALOON.

JAMES HOWARD, the barber, beg leave to announce that he has just opened a new Barber's Shop on GiIa street, above the Colorado Hotel. 4 first-class Bath Room is attached to this establishment, where warm and cold baths can be had at all times. The following rate3 have been adopted:
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-05-25

Croquet is raging with unusual mauat-v:olepce iB Massachusetts.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-05-25
CO L. T II F. EN PACIFIC BRANCH OFFICE
 OF ITIE OLD BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
$45, ,0G0, ,000 Og in Gold Invested
 for the Benefit of its IICY HOL D E k $.
Policies Non-EorfeItabIe.

DIvIDENDs DECLARED ANNUALLY