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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

coyGRgss.-The Forty-tEird Congress con
seued On December I'd, and quorum belni
nre.eot in both Houses, the members ininedi
ately proceeded to business and the President
message was received and read on that day
Several bills and resolutions were introduced
among the latter one eulogistic Of the charac
ter and public services of Greeley, expressing
regret at the news Of his death, and ordering
that a record thereof be made on the Journals
of Congress. Cox, of New York, IN the House,
paid an eloquent and feeling tribute 10 the
character. Of the deceased, after which the
resolution was unanimously adopted, and upon
being Transmitted to the Senate, was iEmedi-
ately adopted By that body General Banks.
made two Intellectual attempts to resign his
posi.ion as Chairman Of the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, bu. the House, by vote o:
rs to 80, refused to accept his resignation
Speaker Blaine having called M Cox to the
Chair, took the floor. and referring 10 the
charges made against himself and other mem-
DcrS OI Uclux VlIUcO III tHC StNO4t -1AoSsA-
Ter affair, offered a resolution that tie chair
appoint committee of FIVE 10 investigate the
whole matter. with power 20 send for persons
and papers He also stated tina. he had re-
quested the Speaker pro tein Mr.. Cox. 10 APP
point majority Of Democrats OF the commit
tee The resolution was adopted, and Poland,
Banks, Beck. Nblack and McCrary were ap-
pointed Oh the committee II Blaine and the
other members against whose ntegrit; such
charges we're made clear their skirts OF all
completely in the Credit Mobl!er swindle, the
author 0! the charges, McCOrlb, should be
dealt with in such manner as Ia prove warn
ing to such lbelers in the future This being
the short session of Congress, but little time
~,h be wasted in speech-naking, as members
VIII be too intent on pushing through, if posi-
bic, some Of their little bills and pet measures
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-27
tion poer zines eeiftltden Srcsns tn
0..t...SA Ia O.L... .Aax q III enxts "A an a II

tipn poer zines seialtden Srcens tn
3ufunft ais 9ebrer pper Qetrerinnen an
Sfentlidsn @olfeidulen niht mebr auz
sula6en unb gu befdttseu finc. 8e>
reite anseteute 2ebrer uno Qebrertnnen
eer po,be3etdnetenMrt lollen bur9 melt
li6e eebrer uno Qebrerinnen tbunlthit
talc er(ebt merpen. Der 3ettpunft> an
meldem in jeoem ein3elneu Sale Der
@e9lel fattsufnren bat 1T gu beitim>
men unter Berldll9tteun9 per @nsabl
perfdsbarer weltlider 2ebrer unc sebz
rerinnen, icrte unter 8eriidlidtisuna
rer finan3ieuen Sage her 0emeincen."
Die @emeinrsn riirfen lire @@ulluz
eeno nt9t mebr S,peneleuten anoerz
t'auen, 1pncern ml0sn iih Shulmetz
t:r na@ Bfsmard'laem Sbnitte nerz
i4vetben lafen.
Das Nusmanterunoswelen bel9df~
t;at Die peut1ben Bet6roen BON Sag 3u
5ae mebr, uno in oeu Ne9terun9ebldtz
tern er11eint eine Befanntmadune na@
Ger anrern, wpeurh Die 2eute Dor oer
&u5panperuna r,1ra:nt wereen> tntem
man tteielten TO: ur6 ;uridsul@reden
iubt, rab man 'i:'en ia9t fte mdrcen
ienieite pes Weerts elmer bulfolen Sage
perfauen u. bsl Das 1T our@aus
nidt ner TaQ, mertbe Greunoe am
Rbein, in Bacen 8ayern u. {. ~,
penn rer Musmaneerer i'm We fen Der
Ser. @taaten feline neue 6etmatb ludt.
No1 1T bier fir Mtuionen Haum &C.
mug te1onctr6 aud In MinneIota,
Drauben in europa peib bic Yo|isei
aud ibre Mdbrden an ben Wann ;u
brineen> ,pie fplsenre Befanntmadung
seist: Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
miro son unlern Oeb1rren grebe Nufz
merfiamfeit 9emipmet. Gs treten RAJ
BET lcnpertare Grlbeinunsen 3u Gage.
Sp bat ii9 I'm 8reile Star9aret Ter
@laute perbrettet rer &ailer babe in
Nmerica etnen erpben 2dnreretcompler
ansefauft uno werre cenielten bur4 Ell
nen prtn;en oerwalten la0en wer aus
waneern roue, befpmme freie ueter<
fabrt unp prlten unent9eltlid eano,
uno iei eann iofprt Don alIenGontratts<
gerbdltni0en entbunoen. DislerWabn
bat unter ben ldnpli@en Mrbeitern etne
wabre Auspanoerun9s<Gpieemie erz
aeuet. Sc fofet 9rube Wlbe, bic &r<
better CUR GrFluuue ibrer etnSesanse>
men 8erpFiatunsen su bepesen. Gang
befcneer5 miro bas Ireiben rer Nmz
felasenten in's Muee eefabt. SmSreile
BrcmterA 100 bic Nuswanreruns CUR
Manie au perten trobt, bat man bic
Gntoeduns eema9t pae Glementarleb>
rer iid 3u Neenten fitrauemancerunss>
ae(ddfte bergegeben baben." Dieeanps@
leute in Minnelota f5nnen ibren euro>
pdil9en Greunben CUTE Maetunft 9e>
ben, pas es teiner failerlt&en xdnoes
reien bepart UNI f& cine alldli9s 3u>
funft ju f4ern.
Mus Gi9tenfele> in BaYern, wtrb Be-
ribtet: Sn Reomib bat ii@ am 20.
Stunt Elm idredlt&es nnslad erei9net.
Ser Weicenbdncler q. Draper bate in
Dem Seller re6 peter Martin Weicen
aufbewabrt unp besab fd oabtn, um
1olde III bolen. Mla rerlelbe ldnsere
Belt aueblieb, perfiste fi@ aud Marz
tin in ben Seller; bod aud er blteb in
pemleltsu surld. Die 5ausansebsrt>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-27
Dtuu1u,er 246.

oen, FARTHER teunrubist rputen fi9
na6 rem @ertleiben rer beioen Nldn<
ner umleben, taumelten aber - aIS fte
faum sini9e Stufen Der SeQertreppe
binun,troeeilt paren - n'e betdubt 3u<
rid. Sie rtefen nun ihren Na9bar
netd eobn bertei; cieie rrtneen in oen
SeQer Elm, tebren ater nibt lebenbt9 3u<
rid. Sn pem Seller batten itd @ale
entwidelt, peren Spfer Die Mdnner se<
rpcrpen waren. Nad mebrfdnptsea1
@inpumpen pon Waier uno frilder
2uft 1T es eelun9en> bic @ttdluft aus
ben pprceren @dumen res Sellers 3u
entfernen> 70 rab es m6slid murps, bic
0erunaladten beraussubefSrcern. Die
aneeReuten Belebunsepsrluae blieben
erfcl9lo6.
l1eter bic @olfsi siftmmuns 1T Gllab>
9otbrineen eibt foleence Gprrsepcncens
flare Nuefunft. Die Bewobner pieier
propinsen ml0en ild ndmlta Dor benz
/. Oftober erfldren, cb fte Tran3olen
ober Deut(9e letn roQen, uao ctele Grs
tldrun9 nennt man ~cptiren". Nun
l6reibt man bteruber aus Strabburg:
=, ,Wiit rem Sptiren eebt es letcer tmmer
fort unp fort. Das Gieber nimmt iez
ZEN Eaa au. SIM Ster~ ~gllab, I'm Nfe>
cer<Gllae, in 2otbrinsen, i'm Noroen,
i'm Sacen Sitlt@ ,pie petli6> t(t nur
Don Optiren> Don Muswanceruns na9
}ranfreid bic Nece. DIES ilt nun fretz
lid letbaft su teoauern, cab bic ret9<
tsn Die anselebeniten 8amilien uniere
prrpins perla0en> Lut in Granfrei9 tbre
Nenten III persebren. Man faet nun
oueroires, pas riele Gamtl'en oiel bel>
fer raran tbun ,piroeu, NIT ibrcn bteit<
aen Brupern pereint cte 2eicen> bic
man blino uns auferlest, erculpt9 gu
troaen uno ibnen entBe9en3uwirfen.
gBeun rie tefen Gamilien furteeben,
mer bleitt oann bei uns {lbri9 als Vpr>
{teber Der @emeinpen, ale 8ertreter tn
ben GENERALIZATION, al8 e;nFuBret9e
DISQUALIFICATION? Die Auswanoerung
lit Elm llneldd fir Gllab> ecttrinsen;
id befir9te iebr, pab Die nd9fte 3u>
funft meine Nbnuns befdti8en uire.
Mber es 1T nun einmal 70; man 1T bter
pes @eeiments abiolut iatt bic S5bne
woQen UNI teinen preis bic norotf9e
pidelbaube trasen, bic Saweifern ffe<
ben tbnen 3ur @eite, uno 70 mdden
|hliebli@ wobl pper Itel bic sSamtlten
mad Granfrei9. Sc miro ma0enbaft
pptirt, >rcsu es bemdnteln +? @aSen wtr
es 5fentlt@ unp Ger @abrbeit semd6.
Sn MeB ret9t Gin Beauter ni6t n1ebr
aus, bic Spttunen ent9e0en su nebmen;
Elm 3retter mu6te nit Ger arbeit betraut
wereen. Auf ben @traben ftebt man
iberaQ, pie> in per erfen 3eit na9 per
Gapitulatton, Mt5belpasen> NIT Der
6abe ber mad Granfret9 3ietenren be<
lepen. Der Snbaber zines @pebt<
tionsz@el@dftes ersdblte MIR bae ibm
binnen etni9en Iasen per Iranspprt
Der MSbel BON Sc Gamilten Gbertra9er.
po,ben 1T. Gs 1T ntdt anpera Il,
Mlblbaulen. Die 8ureaur fIno tag
tdslid NIT 2euten ansefuIt bic ibre
Declaration al8 Sptirenoe abseben.
gtner meiner Greunpe tpar bteier Sage
in Mablbauien; Ntemanp, last er mir,
wiQ bleiben; fort fort, beibt es, na9
Der S9weis pper na1 Granfret9> aber
unter iplden @erbdltni0en wollen ,pir
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-27

~ pR<OfFee- Npnes< <Orttrs tub has ttut8te uno
unh 4erRe iur ueberenbune seu 0eb unb outen,
~ Re ou taben tnb. ba3u sebrau&t wsrssu.
Wenu bic amen BON unter@retbern etneeanet mefoen,
fp4ten ebeutlin sefarieben ein uut bas Defiant
unb Staat senau unb rt&tts anseeeten rerben
sDenn eine 3eitune Dor enem Yptamt an EN- aneefes
perfebt r.rben ipl mus mmer au@ eas 9Ofamf an8e'
a.s en- werben r biz 3eitune fraber empaneen wurbe
gDenH Seu,ant fein #latt nidt rese!mabis emptanet
ober I'D duf ireent eine Dirt ebler etnf<sn 10 pate
Der Setrtenee Asent, oe bte 5erausseber rset@ ee"
uahridtiet perben. a.,
Dtt pr tett fur @elbfenbunssn tnr tts Get
tun werben sr nur baun ubernehen genn oeeeen per
ratrtrteu Brie pber per Yof'Dffet> NpnessSrer &C.
f1eten. ,a.A ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-27
meufft na6ri6tf1l
auf ber pritten Gette.
Mmsldnbii@e Ma9ri4ten.

Yin Ntte11t1t Md6 Ger 1uH9e JtD~
MIA Mmareue in @panien bisber turd
eieene Ibaten ni6t permo6te, ndmli9
fd einen berpprra9eneen Namen su
per(doHen, ras bat lein S@iflal fir
ibn pplltradt, innem es tbn in bte
Neibe jener 5errider perisbte, benen bic
Gbre zines Nttentates su She'll wuroe.
Sbne anWeudelm1rber 3u renten, trcB
res ffammperpantten Blutes, bas in
leinen Meern Fieet, fubr ber Scbn 8ic>
tor Gmmanuels in leiner Refrensfaot
Macrie sprieen Gpnnerias nit leiner
@attin ur, bic mitternddtlide Stunoe
no@ {etnem palafe, alS pl6Bltd auf
ben @aaen res Goppsarren< 8Sai9s
mebrere S9l6e fslen. Man bente ft@
Die GntruNuna rer rttterlt9en Spanter,
rie lofprt einen Ter Nttentdter nteper>
ma9ten une ;wei anpere eefarsen nab
men; rret rer &trplde entfamen. Be@
Der Mmaeeus nod ee0en @attin moren
cermunret. 6ierauf unseteuere Nufz
reouna. Nm fcleenren Sag feierlides
Sc Deum in Der .6cffapeue gum 0axfe,
eo6 Der ltebe @rtt rem {panif6en @pIfe
cas- 9eten leine5 a1nige unserlebrt err
bielt> rer einit 70 lange 9eludt merren
muete. Die Gube murpe ntdt meiter
sefSrt unp Der ju9sucltde Monard
traste einen Gpasiersan9 rur@ rte
@traeen BON Marrir:: 81 pplisiiten
ibn NIT madlamem Auee auf cemSpaz
;tersons besleitet baben carater
ldweiat her 1eleerapb aus ansetprez
nem 3artseflbl. Seitber bat cie 20
li3ei notiirli@ cine srpse @eri@m6runs
entceft.
Die Mbf9ten 8ismards 9esen tte
fattplil9e Stride treten INNER reutlider
~ Iaae. Dos er bereite itineu lau<
ernren Slid nod Ncm ridtet unc auf
ren Sob bts seeenmdrtiaen gapies
{pefulirt, 1T befannt. Man. fdreibt
bierlter aug Berlin: Sc feut fd
nun als 3iel cer Bismard'lden polt>
tit rar: Grrdbluns zines pen rer reutz
lden Resteruns protesirten Ganeieaten
,um popit crer, tpenn oiefss 3iel nidt
iu errei@en it, Ginitbuns zines Yriz
mas fit BE fatboliide 4ir&e Deutd<
lanes unter bic Staatesemalt,
unp ramit mdre aud bic 5eriteuuns
BET Naticnal . Stride sefdert.
Die Ter{cn, pelde tei biefen abenteuer>
lidsn planen cine, ptnn aud palltoe,
rc9 teeeutente Ncue su ipieltn bot, 1T
feline aneere, als rer @arpinal p,tnj
6cbenlobe, rel9er nod immer bier in
Berlin permeilt uno In fcrtwdbrenrem,
auerrinss meift inoirectem Rappcrt NIT
pem 6lrften Biemard itebt. Sept
mag Der Qeier f16 au6 benfen, rrel9en
0reunc ber IL. Batter an einem @e|ano>
ten, wie pieler prins 6obsnlobe eebabt
bdtte. ~,.
Merfwlrpis if rer Gfeft, welden
ras berii9ttste Sefuitenseieb felbit auf
geute nadt, rie gar teiner Stride am
arbSren. Nm /. :. Mts. .par in Ser
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-27
lin cine @eriammluns BON Sp3ialzDe>
mptraten prer rptben Geputlifanern.

lin cine @eriammluns BON Spsialz0e>
mpfraten prer rptben &eputlifanern.
Den @eseniane Der 8eratbung btleste
oas fpaenannte s>eiuiten9eieB> bon lem
Der prdFrent 6aienclecer meinte, bae
be0en @pibe ii@ msnissr eeeen bic Sc
iuiten alS seeen Die Srsial> >Demcfratte
ri9te. Die Nesteruna babe namltd
oprerf 1eben mouen, 1rte llb caS Vrlt
III einem Icl9en Nu6nabme>@ >@eleB fel>
len tperre, um cana9 ibre meiteren
Maenabmsn su trehtn. &idtis 1T ia
auercines, rab Elm @eieb ee0elben Sn<
taltes eeoen bic Sestal@Dempfratie nit
oans pcnielten @rlnren fd redtferttz
gen ldet tpie fle in 8e3us auf cas Sc,
lutteneeles eelteno eemadt muroen.
Darum 1T es aud ietr tesreiftd, menn
pieie 1ocial>pemofratilde 8eriammluns
trpB ibrer Ntnei9uns sesen cas @brt<
}tentbum lberbcupt fol9ence 3s'plutipn
annabm: n1ie 0eriammlun9 erflart
f1 eeeen bas Seluiten<@ @eleb unb 3par
lepieli9 aus rem @runoe, neil cahelbe
Elm Nusnabme>@ >@eleb if, mopur@ et@
nem 1beu rer reutl@en Staatsbdr9er
bic birserli@en &edte ent;eaen werren,
unn melaes raber 9eeen rie 0runo<
iige BET Demofratie perft6et." Dieie
geute baten rie natirli6e 8efilr9tung
rab rerielbe 1esppttsmus, cer beute
fatbplif1e 8ilh5fe uno Yrietsr perfolst,
moreen feline @offen sesen bic nn9ldu@
biseu penpen fam.
Tim rem eeier einen reatliden 8e~
orif Don Der @ebd1fefett res pom ceutz
lben &eidstas erla0eneu @eleBes 3u
eeben, la0en mir bier rie @oa;iebunss@
0crlhrtften fplsen, relde Ter 8unpesz
ratb in Berlin an cie etn;elnen Staaz
ten erla0en bat. Sc beibt parin: II.
"a Ter Srren Der 0elsQl 3t|u pom
@etiete pss reutl9en Nei6es ausse<
idlc0en 1T, 10 1T Zen Nn9eb6risen rtez
les Srcens rie sueutun9 elmer Or
renetbatisteit insteloncere in 8ir@e
unp S9ule, lcnie bic Nbbaltun9
bon Milfpnen ni6t ju 9efatten; ~.
bic CUR 8oQstebuns pieles @eiebe5 in
ben ein3elneu Gdllen su trefenren Nnz
prpnrn9en werpen rur9 bic 2ancespcz
li;eibeb5roen perfd9t; u3. es ntrp ben
toben 9aneesresierunsen empfoblen.
lie na9 rem @eitee suldlFse Anwei<
funa ces Nufentbalts tn betimmtenSe@
,irfen ccer Orten Der Reeel na9 ouf
rteieniaen Gdue 3u beidrdnteu, in wel>
dem Der betrefenre Mnseb1rise res Or
tens f9 aueer Stanoe ertldrt, ielbft
einen befimmten, ibm ni@t uerlasten
Auftntbalteert 3u wdblen." Die &e<
eieruneen rer ein;elnen @taaten baben
in jecem rcrtcmmenren Sale an bic
Yiemard'iae GentralzYoli5ei in Ber>
lin Beri9t su eritatttn. &ud cine Gr<
runeenf1aft Der neuen teutl9en Gin
beit! Die Selutten aber fno. 8leid
@aaabunpen uno Qanpfreidern, cer
@erfolsuns jepes poltseibdttels auseez
fest.
Die tatbolit9en Bewobner oerRbein>
prppina fnp mteper ourd etne fort11ritt
lide Waeresel iiberraldt worcen. Die
8eeieruns pat ndmli@ an cte @emein>
ben iplsenpe Auf fcrceruns aeri&tet:
Ser 6err Miniter Der eetftlideu ,c.
Mnselesenbeiten bat an9ecrpnet pab
Mitslierer elmer setitli9en Gpnsresaz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-27
Ser .sSanberer" r,ab Gurppa.

,9ebt @o9e eeben cine Mn5abl @remplare ees
,Wanberer" na@ @urrpa, unb p'r maten pte
2eIer betonbers aufmerflam, bab htt nsbtrier'
buns oes Blattes an gsrpanete une ofenare Gp;e..f
ienteits'bes Seeans ttn tebr Seetsnftes Nttttel
in. etnen uuunterbrpbenen Wertebr nit beniel=
ben ~ unterba!ten une Re ite1 ote 3ultanoe
bieies Qanoes au unterrtdten, beder als ea bur@
Briefpebiel seldsben tDnnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-27
Btfeuunsen. Briefe .e. ftnb su abreffeeu:
"W A n D E R E r -,
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
@ilenbQbn SSQbr<YlQne.
st. paul uno pacife.

Rad Ansi4, eli River. Ct GIsus unb eauf Rastes-
gerIaHen st. PAUL $50 0rrm. urt erre&tn Saul ID
Ytbs 1856; seraHen Cant NaYes 720 axb erret&eu st.
paul 11:05 Nittaes.
D.Ians $3.50 gsrmittass; ginasassls sos Born. unb
erreHen g. paxl 1O:30 0rrm. 3urudfetrent ,erlaFea
stfelten Ct. gaul 3:45 ReS1ittsss Mnnsasslis 1882
Rabmtttass ans errsi&en Esanf6:1o abtats.
at. PAUL, Desas. aitasls ant seafea 3ass-gerlaf.n
srr.i3ex 1enipn ESQ NaAmttaes. 3urddtehreuS ser.
faHen 6e Benon 1l16 Mpreens; Nnneapplis S:35 Rad.
mfttaas erret&en Ct. paul 6:,5 Ns&mittass.
g. paul unb ginn.a,slts aeermpeat items. 3us.-g.r<
ldst ST. paul 1880 srsens; erreiat Minneasss 1915
gsrmittees 3uradtebrsnb strldst Minneasslis goo
Ra&mttass xab errei&t st. paa1 2;4O Na%mtttoss.
ct. paul unb Siour City.
et ts!sa.a gsals. 50 Born. e. ssm.s... s1s .asn
ct. pauI...... 4.oo 9a3m. Mantats .....S.ss :.
S. S:.. sSe ss'' s., s.. rs i s,.m
eafe superior unp @ifT1ippi.
Rsmmen an in Dulatb..."..". !.ss Ra$m.
1erlaffeu Duluth ~
Rpmmeu an tn st. gaal ................. $40 Na@m
Wetlwaufss, ct. paul unp Mtnneapp>
s nS<319e.
Durd,ase nadb sem Often (erpreH)
aboaua $50 gsrm. Antunft 7.eO Radm.
netnneapoIis uns ct. panl 3ase.
e,mm.n ou..9:1O Born. @ebeb ab........ ESQ grrm.
1smm.n au....3:4ONa&m. @etea ab...... 5:lOsfa&n.
ct. Naul un, Gbieaso 3use.
@.ben al Ne5 .Safinss, Metniua ,e. 1140 gprua.
Antunft IA ct. PAIL 100 sta6u.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-27
Gin(fnbungfn unh &orrf|ponoen3fn

befpubers iibsr fir&lite unt anbere tpt&ttge Vt'
sebenteiten, Fnb ieberseit piatumuatn. mihsn
aber ppm Berfaler unttr3et&net iein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-27
9a6 - 9 ftpp rtp
5abr8an8 g.

tn ben ger Staaen unt Canada berd8t 20 &s per
uub mus benz Gmpfaneer te etaer pefpee utertel'
fdbrltdb porausbe5ablt perben. ..
Mau tam ~ feeer Belt auf ben .,gDanberer" atpu'
ntren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-10
How Shall We Stop the Increase of
Crime?

Editor Of the Eoening Star Your remarks upon
industrial Schools, !" last evening, were timely
and excellent. Crime is rapidly increasing
How is it to be prevented? BY sending crimi-
mails to Jail and penitentiaries? That does no
good. Criminals are not reformed by imprison-
ment or punishment, however severe. Our peni-
Tertiary system is a failure. Not one in a thou
sand adult criminals is ever reformed and made
a useful, industrious, sober, honest citizen
What then must be done? L answer: prevent
boys from being criminals; stop the suppEy. Take
vicious bOys-boys who have become so from
lack of affectionate parental restraint and good
example at home. and by associating with bad
boys-take these, say, out of the streets aud
send them TO the Reform School, where they will
be treated kindly, but kept under proper re-
straint; required to labor portion of the tim
and attend to their studies another portion; anl
where the sweet influences of christianity, sffec-
ton and tenderness shall surround them. Under
such influences, constant employment, and
proper restraint, boy brought over from the
slums OF city soon SO changes as to seem
almost another being. al wish to see such
schools, ;" said Senator, the other day, aes.ab
iished in every county in the United States"
and reiterate the wish. n S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-10
Lively Times I'm Mexico.

NEW YORK, April IA MatamOras special
Of the 9Th instant says II is reported from saltio
that hocha is moving In that direction with
5000 men. Monterey papers just received here
oiufionists. GeBersl CortipA has gone 70 watch
for the arrival OF the steamer Tobasco from
Vera Cruz. Should she arrive In time, she will
save Matamorss The river revolutionists will
attempt to prevent her landing, and have two
pieces Of artillery mounted for that purpose
General Corella is moving 10 Linares whence
he can threaten the rear Of the reyolutiopisfs
Treyinos object 10 to capture Matamoras, obtain
resources, and retire.
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SIP ECIAL NOTICES.
A Card

A Card.
AClergyman, while residing I'm South America,
as missionary discovered a safe an smp pie remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early De ~ q,
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought on by baneful aud
vicious habits. Great numbers ia Ve baen cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in sealed
enyelope, TO any enc who needs it. Free Of Charge
Address, JOSEPH INMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
mar22ly New York City.
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DrA meteoric stone fell ON Armory Hill,
Springfield, Mass, last week, bursting with q
loud report when near the earth.
~ Professor W. l.. Mitchell, of the Georgia
State Law School, has just begun the stu ~ of
Hebrew. He Is seventy years old.
Satisfactory dialogue-eDining at LADY
Laburnum's to- morrow" "Ysas" $50 am "
$50 Glad!, $50 Glad you're Glad'' $50
Glad your re Glad I'm Glad! Punch.
1.-THE report has been confirmed that DIR.
Lookup Evans, the New York abortionist. i.
released on bail. He will probably not be tried
found. VIC
In New York yesterday the supreme cour,
Tor mauslaughter, by abortion on a Young girl.
Was irregular from the fact that the term OF the
court OF sessions which indicted her was An
Illegal one. "
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From Europe To-Day.

A PRFNCH HORSE WINS RACE IN KNGL AND.
LIVERPOOL, April 10.-A London dispatch
says that Messenger, four years old, French
bred, won the great NorthamptOnshire handi-
cap yesterday at the Northampton races.
BANQUET.
LONDON, April ia banquet was given last
night by Count de Brunnow, Russian Minister.
Among those present was Mr.. Schenck, the
American Minister.
NO PASSPORTS REQUIRED To ENTER FRANCE.
LONDON, April l0.-A special dispatch from
Paris TO the TiBss SAYS that Theirs has form
ally declared that the order requiring pers pns
entering France &c have passports has been
abolished. Henceforth travellers will be regis
tered at the frontiers, and no tax will be levied
therefore, nor will they be subject 20 the scru-
tiny OF the civil officers while sojOurning n the
country.
THE CLAIMANT TO THE TICHBoRNE ESTATE
appeared in the central criminal court AZ the
Old Bailey to-day, TO answer the inaictm INT
yesterday presented against him. He pleaded
not guilty 10 all the counts. writ OF cerfiorart
was issued, removing the cause 90 the court o;
Queens bench, where the prisoner wall be tried
IN June. In the meantime he has been recon-
mitted TO Newgate.
THE SPANISH ELECTIONS.
MADRID, April l0.-Fuller returns OF the re-
cent elections for members of the COrtes have
been received, and the list now stands a. FOL
lows: lmPerialists, POI; radicals, c.. republicans
4; carlisis, -; opposition conservatives, y.
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From r. b. Mohun & Co., we have a copy of
the brilliant and powerful novel "Good- Eve
Sweetheart" by Rhoda Broughton, published
by the Applefons.
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A MAE FALLS NINE HUNDRED FRHr-.John
Davis, a miner employed at Taylorsville, fell in
slope near Pottsville, Pa, yesterday afternoon
was instantly killed,
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The Rlght - Colsred People % Hold

CHARLESTON, w. Va, April 10.-The consti-
tutional convention finished its labors and ad-
journed last night The constitution passed a
nnal reading by q vote Of 81 TO 8. The PROPOSE
tion TO give negroes the right 20 bold ONCE has
been the cauee Of such an animated discuss
that il Is TO be submitted 90 the people 90 be
voted on as a separate proposition when the
eousfifufiop a ratified.
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DAMPER UPON LOCAL OPTIoN.-The
local option bill passed for the borough of Shin
pensburg, Cumberland county, Pa, was by
Judge Junkin, presiding judge, hold uncon>.i-
tuticnal, and licenses were granted Is Ii no such
law existed,
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THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yester-
day heard the claim of the estate of the late
George A. Farrow. OF ALTERNATE county, Va,
amounting TO SO. 292.
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4. q. .. n.


10 the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows OF the STATE
OF virginia arrived last evening. The delegates
were received AZ the depot by the Norfolk and
Portsmouth Lodges and escorted 10 the Atlantic
Hotel. The session Of the Grand Lodge OF the
state viii commence to-day I'm Portsmouth,.
GRAND Sire Frederick ID. Stuart, Of Washington,
il among the visitors present
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GEN. HORACE PORTER has returned from
New York, where he accompanied the President
a few days since.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
~ MIR. j. g. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager
SECOND and LAST WEEK OF
MRS. JAMES A. OATES
ard her COMIC OPERA COMPANY
WEDNESDAY. april 10, 1872,
THE DAUGH II OF THE REGIMENT.
TIT RSDAY-FORTUNIO.
FRlDAY-BFNEF1T on MRS. OATES.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY, at o clock.
Blk Book open daily from 9to4
MONDAY, April Is, LYDIA THOMPSON splO
n O. q l. n IL ALL