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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-21
ROME.
AN ATTEMPT TO RECONCILE THE POPE
AND KING.

AN ATTEMPT TO RECONCILE THE POPE
AND KING.
Rome dec. IA Correspondence OF the Pail Mall
Gazette.
am in aposition to furnish you with au-
thentc details Of the attempts made BY the
emperor Of Brazil to bring about peace be-
tween the pope and the king OF Italy. In
the first interview which took place be-
tween the pope and the emperor, the latter
spoke long, warmly, and eloquently on
the necessity of reconciliation. The
pope, after listening very attentively to
him, aaid that he wss very much surpris-
ed 10 hear such language used to him by
the emperor of Brazil. IL am foi the
nourv," replied the emperor, only Don
holiness Very well, my dear Don Pedro
ID Alcantara," said the pope, ''people say
you are philosopher, and / believe t.
Consult your books, and when you find in
| any one Of them that the day unites itself
with the night bring the work TO me, and
shall have precedent for the reconcile
alton you advocate To the empress the
pope made himself still more disagreeable
and spoke to her sarcastically of her hav-
ing acted as cicerone to her husband over
the royal palace at Naples, she being the
daughter of King Francis l, Of the Two
Siciles. "Verily," said his holiness, "the
emperor could have discovered no ono bet
ter qualified than you, madam, to do him
the honors ofthe palace of your ancestors y
The empress was very much hurt At this
and did not visit the pope again even to
take leave Of him. But the emperor returned
to see him Immediately before his depart
ure, and commenced once more on the sub
ject of reconciliation, and even went so far
as to say that he would bring Victor En-
manuel secretly to the Vatican. ~ will
get him to come here in cab" he said,
"and no one will know anything about it,"
The pope was much irritsted at this, and
parted very coldly with the emperor. What
is most original about this affair is, that
the king Of Italy had never authorized
Don Pedro to negotiate an interview be-
tween him and the holy father much less
to drive with him in q cab to the Vatican.
The emperor of Brazil acted throughout
propria motu.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-21
MISTAKEN FOR A JUDGE.
(From the Philadelphia Record }


On Monday, in the supreme court room,
where the judges sat in banc a colored
man, who wore a somewhat dignified ap-
pesrance, was leaning over the balustrade
which separated the public from the bar.
1t was rumored that he was the chief JUS
tico OF the supreme court of South Caro-
lima; this idea entering the head of
prominent member Of the legal fraternity,
because the colored individual seemed to
listen with unusual attention to the
learned arguments in II case then pending.
The rumor reached the ears of tho judges
and dignified SUB rosa conversation took
place between them, and all cast their
eyes on the gentleman in black. A mem
Der of the bar in order to satisfy himself as
to the stranger, stepped up to him, and in
the natural or practical modesty Of the
profession, said in a somewhat subdued
| tone:
"Sir," "are you judge from South Car
olna?'
"Sah y replied the colored man.
The lawyer repeated the question in a
louder tone of voice, which elected the
following reply;
"No sir, I'm no Judge; I'm only lis
tensr."
The grave judges in banc endeavored
to suppress q smile, but members Of the
bar were not quite so fortunate,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-21

peA-On one of tho recent cold nights y
Nashua lady put her two boys in bed in =
cold room, tucked them up, and sat down on
the edge OF the bed to hear them say their
prayers. Johnny, aged 7, got through all
right, and cuddled up to Willie agca 5, who
had just commenced his prayer. Presently
Willie began to hurry, the words came
faster than he could distinctly utter them,
aud the prayer ended thus; ~ pray the
Lord my soul to keep amen-take your
hand of from me or III warm your ear
foryou. Joh my was trying to tickle him
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-21
TELEGRAPHIC.

CIVIL SERVICE REFORM OPPOsI.
TON BY REPUBLICANS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-21
JOHN H. OBERLY & CO., PROpRIETORS.
THE BULLETIN.

- - ~ Il
TELEGRAPHIC.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM OPPOsI-
TON BY EPUBLICANS.
OFFICE LDERS VERY
ANXIOUS.
GRANTS HATRED OF HANCOCK.
FISHERMEN DEMAND PROTEC-
TON.
WHAT HAMILTON FISH WANTS
MONEY FOR.
A NICE SCHEME TO DEPLETE THE
TREASURY.
NEW PUBLIC BUILDINGS 70 BE
ERECTED IN ST. LOUIS.
ARKANSAS POLITICS IN A STEW.
SERIOUS EXPOSE OF BRIBERY
THE WOMEN AND THE SUPREME +
COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
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BULLETIN BUILDING. WASHINGToN-Ay.
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMYpTCA

LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
THE THE SAM
r E AL.
NO STOCKHOLDERS TO ABSORB PROFITS
o. Il Dc 81, 1870 s4565574O 90
NET o. Risks FORCE 1870, 2o,OO09i0 90
Gross or RISKS N s3O,3277So
, .,-
ne BSHHRS H % %DiR%EcfoR9y % Its en"ef gives " SLATE IN hf
GENERAL OFFICE, ST. LOUIS, MO
JAMES H BRITToN President.
CosTE
~ RID,
c.. +. L. LII NJ d. Med. officer.
Hon. VIM BARNES Consulting and Actuary.
f. p. BURLISsHAM Manager
CAIRO BRANCH BOARD
p .GAL1aH JONI OBERL
II. w. J. WM. MORRIS
II. II.
JOHN ANTRIM, X 5 BRIGHAM, W. Epson,
LOCAL AGENTS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-21

OFFICE LDERS VERY
ANXIOUS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-21

FISHERMEN DEMAND PROTEC-
TON.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-21

SERIOUS EXPOSE.
LEAVENwoRTH, KAs., Jan. ls.-A
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-21

ARKANSAS POLITICS IN A STEW
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-21
WHAT HAMILTON FISH WANTS
MONEY FOR.
A NICE SCHEME TO DEPLETE THE
TREASURY.

NEW PUBLIC BUILDINGS 70 BE
ERECTED IN ST. LOUIS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-02

A fine lot OF Imported Wines and LIQUORS
just received and for sale by GAFFNEY.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-02

e53" Advertise in the DAILY RECORD, the
oldest paper in Venango County.
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rTHE PETROLEUM CENTRE
DAILY r ECO r r
The FIRST DAILY PAPER IN YENAN.
GO COUNTY.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING"
Sundays exceptea.D
CBAS. G. WICKER, EDITOR.
Er;R Nv.
ii yctr rasabse Advance, ss 60
rs
PRifN1-sASr O. kDvEFsTHsYNC.
lTu lineN q nsu4,Meil mako me seuarc.>

Special notices 20 e0nte per Nae. each ingertioo,
Advertisements payaas quaitev,S in advance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

The Washington correspondent: Of the Bait
more Sun says that Senator RICE does d:
hesitate to announce his position. He says
that he now sees TO middle ground, and Wiz
hereafter act unreserccdiy with the democratic
party l. is thought ,ha; will a,so be the posi-.
ton of Mr. Upton OF Messrs. Sumner and
Schurz, although they will doubtless continue
their opposition to all measures Of the majority
which do not meet their approval, it cannot be
expected, iu the nature OF things, that they will
consent 70 be classei as members Of the demo
cratic party. The same may be said o: Nossrs.
Trumbu!! and Fenton, but as to Mr.. Hamilton,
Of Texas, it is believed ,ha, he Will b" u re
side of Mr.. Rice"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

IL ve,a;;oo 70 the habits d, liz late NJ.
Greeley, as an editor, one who knew him well
sayS:-''In bis little Ioo;n Just above the count.
in=-roonl Of the Tribute, Le Sal al day and pre-
pared his COD? for the printer. He vas gen
=raly 7=ry patient, buc s=iian cordial. IL
listened to the business on hand. aol then made
his Response, and v;:hous ado turned straight
20 h;s de.s, ot.iv:cus Of tie Intruder. and con
sinued bis work. To majority 0: tie Tribune
peo2,. hc vas pcr;ec: scraugcr,.a:e.r appear
;rg il the editorial department..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06
The Markets.

New YoaK Dec Stock. I'm. Goa
steady s: Is. Money :-ma;.. Virginissi1e: 4,
new 81 Flour quiet. Wheat strong Cora
quiet and steady.
BALT!MosE, Dee s-yiEg:3iss, e3o-so.i3.:e-
steady; !ow midd!ing: lSialSs. FioU: steady
and unchanged. Wheat firm and unchanged /;
stock scarce Corn firm 10: Southern; white
Southern 55ae3: yellow Southern 5-a5a: mixed
Western nominal 81 6l3. Os,s firm stock
scs-cc; Southern 41; Western mixed - DO.
white Haas Rye quiet Al S'.?1 Hay steady
and unchsneai
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06
Weather Report.
v AR DEPARTMENT,
0ry!rE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

WASHINGTON, Dc. 8. ! a. n.
Probabilities. In the NorthTest and Upper
Lake region and the country extending thence
10 Arkansas and Tennessee high baroneters,
sou,hwesterly to northwesterly winds, becom-
ing southeasterly 10 the northwest, with low
temperatures aud partly cloudy weather. 10
the Gulf and South Atlantic States north
westerly to Dortheas,erly winds. increasing
pressures, colder. cloudy aud clearing weather
with occasional rain. ln the Lower Lake re-
zion, cloudy and clearing weather, northwest,
erly winds. higher baronet.rs and lower tenn
peraturcs. extending to Canada. IL the Mid
die States and New England light sout hwester
y to northvestery winds. generally 2kar
weather, high barometers, and slightly d:nln-
isheG temperatures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

The French National Assembly yesterday
afternoon eec;ci The members Of the Commit
tee Of Thirty proposed tyN!nisterpataure. The
committee, as formed consists o: nineteen
deputies from the Right representing 81
votes, aud eleven deputies from the Lett, re,
presenting 33333 votes What course the trey
eranent will take under the circumstances
seems 10 be unknown. \ special correspondent,
Of the New York World says that the vote o..
the formation Of the committee excited the
liviias, appreheuSion< in Paris, where fighting
was expected Great excitement, be SagS.
prevailed at ChiselhurSt: thar Marshal NcNa-
hon controls the army, bat will &c, on! 5 in obe,
dieace 10 the Assembly, 20, Theirs. He adc>
tina. German reoceuratiou is certain i: lighting
occurs. Correspondence has recently lassed
between Bismarck and Napoleon. German
reoccupation will result in the re.e>iai.!>hmcn:
Of the Empire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

NJ. Dana, of the New York SUP, gives a
detailed account Of the illness and death OF the
late NJ. Horace Greeley, which is painful 70
read. When the mind Of the deceased gave
way, il was enough to say so-asd 40 more.
What happened afterwards, in the incoheren,
remarks ind1ced by fevered brain and IN
strung nerves, it was unnecessary TO bru!t 10
the world. We presume that Mr.. Greeley
remoya! to Pleasantvie, where he was placed
under the best medical treatment, was the best
thing bis friends and family could do, under
the circumstances OF the case. Such "a asy-
Jun promised the most for the restoration Of
lis health and his recovery
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

Thr Gentlemen composing the Board OF n
t!crwri.ers Of Baltimore have called q special
meeting for to-day At the rooms of the Board
Of Trade. The objee; Of the meeting Is 10 ar
I'VE + possible. 3. :. general understanding
among insurance: offices in regard to the rate
which shall be charged in future gu merchan
disc and otkcr commodities, and on occura-
tons aud buildings involving m"re than ortl-
nary hnzar1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

The enforcement Of the act of the Legislative
Assembly establishing social equality in res
taurants. ice cream saloons. barber shops, bath
inc saloons, &C., il the District Of Columbia.
has been attended with more legal difficulties
than we're at first anticipated. judgment II
all the cases of Information under the act has
been rendered in the Police Court, but ID all
such cases appeals hare been entered aud the
informa,icns vii! have to pass at first the re.
view Of the Criminal Court. AID then . o:haI
courts Of appeal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06
ALEXANDRIA,. VA.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1877.

Iu the Senate, yesterday Nr. Morrill, deliver,
ed an address 10 favor..of the billor the support
of agricultural colleges but its further consid-
GRAFTON was postponed for week. The
Secretary of War was requested IS furnish
the Senate With list Of retired army officers.
The Senate refused to take up Mr. Rice res
oluton calling on the President for iutorms
ton in relation TO the >epding q Federal troops
into Arkansas.
In the House Of Representatives,, a mcmorls!
of certain citizens Of Baltimore. asking lndemnl-
II for depreda,ons committed BY the public
and private armed vessels Of France during the
years 1898 and 1901, was referred to the COM
n;ttee on foreign affairs. The bill providing
for the construction 0! ten vessels .: var was
discussed and after the adoption Of ~ amend
maut reducing the number to six. three 10 be
bull, in public yards and three in private yards
was passed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

4 dispatch from Washipgton 10 tie Peters
burg Index says The friends Of tie james
River and kauawla CaDa! are actively engaged
in pushing their project, and considering the
bes, methods .: proceeding il Congress. The
present. idea i to fo!!ow out the plan suggested
in the Presidents message aud 70 urge the
passage Of bill providing for a commission .!
experts to examine and report on the best route
for water l;ce communication between the
M;ssissippi Valley and the Atlantic Saa5oart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

The L -luocra,ic aul Liberal Republican Scua-
tors have agreed among themselves TO Maine
Mr. Schur, as the minority representative on
the foreign Relations Committee; Ar. Thurman
on the Judiciary and Nr. Bayard on Finance.
N:sSr~. Ca,scr!y, Trunbul! aud Frn'on retiring
from these committees respectively.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06
nary hazard.

At the request Of the vtual department OF
the French navy Tor some wholesome substitute
for butte, that would keep we'll, N1cge Mouriez
after a long course Of experiments. has succeed
ed in producing a good substitute for genuine
butter. that does DOT become rancid with time,
and is otherwise highly recommended. 1t i
made from beef Suct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

The Boston Advertiser administrator dep
recates the on TO ST. Domingo policy which
some Of its contemporaries advocate. i take:
the Philadelphia North American to task for
desiring not only the acquisition Of s.. Do
ningo, but also that of Cuba, the Danish West
Indies, the Narigator's Islands 10 the Pacific,
British Columbia, some islands near Terra dc!
Fuego and slice from Mexico. This is GER
tain!y going far to sweep the platter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

Senator Schnrz las received Intelligence
from Missouri thar his colleague, Senator
Blair, is still confined 10 his room By his recent
stroke Of paralysis Mr.. Cameron has given
his promised notice to the Senate Of his lnten-
tot - cal up the French ~io!;at"u bill hext
yrr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

The long Irrigated case of the heirs Of the
late DR.. David Crauturi. Of Prince George :
county, Md, has been brought to close.
The casa was finally heard before the Suprem,
Court Of the L. 5 AMI the chief point at issue
decilc.. N favor Of the children Of III" lat"
Tho,na, +. Crauiurd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

Tie ncw constitution adopted BY the people
Of West Virginia cooli.hcs the whole township
system with its supervisors. recorders, &c, and
reins.a,eS the old county cour, system.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

The Richmond Wing says that A!extni!!a
has vastly more vitality than a late article n
the Nrs>ouri Republican, noticed by Us few
days age gives it credit for but the raiilcry
u that journal may be excused since II pro
c..i, rom opposition TO the ann-zatlon pro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

Among the uouiuatious sen; b the Pres!-
dent to the Senate. yesterday, were the follow
ing:-J. L. Orr. Of 5. c.. Minister to Russia ;
D. S. Oakley, postmaster, Salem, Va; J. +.
Rnker, postmaster. LeeSb1rc, Va: John t.
Ter, j., Assessor Internal Revenue, Florida;
H. H. Wells, IT,, |. $. Attorney, Eastern
District Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06
MI RKlED.

a: A.a-6s!e. .. Tuesday ( a-.-c. Ot:naa-
- Isl. By Rev WeS.ey t;a:ao:::. Nj
JAMES CRUZ % Miss ETA X. >WEENY.
both o: Fs;-tax county
Richmond ps?e7s ?.esse copy,
II Washington, o. lie ,5:h .: Nuva:n hs-. $:
ne II. ?. Parsonage. BY Rev. jos P VI -:
FRANCIS L. ALLEN. q Prince Georges CO.
Nd. 70 Miss MARTHA Z. HARDING. q:
Fau9uie. Comfy. vs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

At meeting II the Western l7oa Assocla-
ton, he'd in Pittsburs on Wednesday, the
price of iron was reduced sl2 per ton. and the
price Of nails. which had been advancing IN the
market. was reduced a,ha!t dolIa: per kes.
The recen. decline 10 the prices Of pig metal
accounts for his 70 nrtI n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

Mr.. Ward Hunt, who has been uomiuatcd
Tor Justice Of the Supreme Court III place Of
justice Nelson, retired, is from Utica \. l.,
and was elected, NV Years since, Justice Of
tha Nn,lrt ii Anreals Of that State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

The Indications are that there vii! De Wig
orou> fort ma,ic, during the present session
Of Congress- - carry through national educa-
t;onsl Bill providing for the compulsory school
ins o.: A.. til. children in the States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

Iron STEAMSHIPS N ANERlcA.-Thc com
pletiou OF two iron steamships 1T Wilmington,
Delaware, whose launching WAS noted IN the
Gazette at the respective dates Of occurrence,
ehcits considerable comment from different
journals The New York Shipping List say:
Il, seems that y7s have 10 reality started on al
era Of the successful construction Of iron steam
ers in the United States. These vessels are 10
al respects equal TO those turned on, from the
Clyde, and prove that our naVa! archltec:s ard
mechanics can meet any competition. ne re
cui-ite compound engines connot yet be put up
10 this country, aod those for the Pacific Com-
pany's ships were BROUGHT from Glasgow. but
with prospect q prof. once assured. some Of
our capitalists will not long abstain from cclu-
manciug their Manufacture on American soil.
C0myetent persons express the opinion that
the shipJuildcrs Oh the Delaware will shortly
equal, and eventually >urpasS the excellence
aitaiucl 10 maritime architecture on the Clyde.
Il is a,So believed that :hc time is not tor dis
tan. when We shall divide with Great Britain
the iron shipbuiding Of the world and u.ti-
mately attain the asceid4ucy. O; course, it
demands Immense investments 0! capita! which
will slackcn Or cease IN Amos; the exact ratio
n which the element of uncertainty enters into
the immediate future OF the currency and tax
Questions Baltimore Gres':..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

DR.. J. Goodwin Scott, hro,her-;n .aD d
Professor Huxley, former companion OF Lord
Byron, aud lately surgeon in the Confederate
army, HE'D last week at Montgomery, Alabama.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

Goy. Walker Message to the Legislature Of
virginia i, highly compiimented 10 scvera! .:
,hc Northern papers, and good wishes express
cd Is ;h~m :,"r ,he :lture prosperity .: 'ir.
80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

The Richmond Wig objects TO the i'o7cr-
nor's Message for its omission TO recommend
tile .A,.au;ic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad,
and its remarks On the James River and kana-
y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

The Washington Republican calls Mr.. jane.
Brooks, Of New York, the leader Of the Con
sentative side Of the House of Representa-
t!ye>. WI. he would make 4 very good
LA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

Just as some Of the newspapers got July
under way in discussing the question as to how
the electoral vote in the States, giving majori-
ties for Greeley should De east the vote
ga. cast. So the argument had 10 be suspend
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

TT ANDhERCHlEFS FOR LADIES'.
- HsHGke.chie:< :o- Children. Ha2jSv.-
CHIEFS TO- Gentlemen. Hem<:.:cc! N.r:,.--
cnle;s, Corded borGered ha.tAc-chic:> Co.
ed Borde-e:i Hand Se-che:< AID Black E:-rt
Ha23ke-ch;e>-sli =: very low prices =:
:!ac RnRr |. Wtou'~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

\ dispatch from. Turin says Tia; lie wa:t:>
Of the river Po have again cye.5owe: tee eu.-
bankment. sud inundated tie sSjacsn; aun:7..
At the latest aGyiceS the ra>; sa< >,-ssoIr..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06

4: he- residence. II Geo-ss:owa y C.. o. 80.
morning Q: he An o: December. is - :.s
Ssh year o: hev age, BARBARA LUCINDA.
coaSo.t .: the sic JsmeS Dunlop
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-06
NEWS DE THf. sss y
: IL sio,7 ia, rtty orc mi i~.i2 % 'tS 1'ot

~, l,s.,f, ,,,ph.r If vessels hy rt,rrnt
r,I,.s On the Lakes is reported
NIr. Claval.,nl s;s,crnr rh,. late Mr.. Greeley
:, I,n,arnu~Iv IN
- o.,3 t,or,,,,
= 49,. ~, 1Tnr.r H.,u.s IT
.,a p,us,;,n D;ar ., H,r'5n Yesterday,
~ o,,.,,;r.l c,r,un.s - VI t,rc,lev
l-: ,1.,,,.
uaush'1FS are s'''''! - = wv
"hh dollars OF nlote. II
The wonderful DANISH s''rs-'e'''' iia''s
Christian Andersen, vii" has WRITTEN more 1'.
lightfuI books than any living MN. Is re"orte1
TO be seriously III. lie Is no" S'N'!-&e''' years
u "s' :. :,
Coy. armouth pt LOUISIANA i'Es h"us proc
lamaton authorizing the Board 3t lah'a,s"tS
n maxi. ruI,ri, tn. result ut the late election,
and couuaui;uy The ;,ap,.i4 # J.. ,ui,iana -
re.p,.ct the .;luc.
Governor DIX It !, understood. will advocate
swac,i,,, reform, in the State Of New York in
hi. m,.,sa,c which be is now PREPARING
| Amanr other ,.irg- lie vii! suggest the aio
i;;, = ,,,;-n ;. number # STATE officers. yLich
vii, tcpl t. largely reduce rxpc:Scs
~ p,,,., i, ,..s ,,.e;,r,. n. committee
,.-,.rl.,. and Informed
| :" II :,,;.,,.
...s'-; r,;s tnnd, ,,,r9tinn. uDcr
tie late syndicate. III wouid proceed in i ike
manner 10 negotiate the r-uta.udrr 81 the !Van.
| I, ~. I,Isn i,na,,i,.~ e Deru,;a, Jester.
.1.;., ,rt,r
day tho governor w. $3.50 - Ai,'',. ~" ~;
the tcur schools tor AG' ran ana Ehs'!oA
children IN Rome mad been c.'scd .; '''e d"
tEoH!cS. 1cH"E '1A"I !@s'iN '""s 49,
schools "rIr 'l'?ci "'''.,l' $780,
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~ ~ p,r,,- rror. - r,,., - Alien :, i,;p
:,.t S,;.;. - 3D., .,.,,r..;,, ot
me D1l''''' - -.
the slave trade on me African cn:-,: vas -
terday rccoivel u home ~ Nag ,t'o' i,4-
manuel. Ills majesty gave hllI a Go.t Eleiai,
bearing the roya ctilsE. AMI ASKED nm 70
present j; u pr. Livingstone a. 4 l'!:d=e u hiS
esteem.
Ara mcrtiu. Of tie Ncw I4rk Chamber .!
C,,,n,or,o ,..,.ria,. il Was resolved that the
Ct,rher rt>,...,f;,Iv ak the Secretary Of the
| Treasury 70 recruitment, the adoption in the
| Mercantile Marine OF the tnlt"I states. me
commercial code 81 -!:'ia.> Il 2o'E Used d the
| navy Of this c3untry AMI n. other ctu!-ic1cla!
| uation>
TIN. strike If the ;,k.-. .: ,nt. Ly:l,u gas
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