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Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

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Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

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bic 0irtbtn erliitsn Die 2obssitrafs ale perRcfte
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TELEGRAPHITEms.

A dozen congressman met in the House Sat-
urday to make speeches to fill the Globe.
The northeast snow storm Saturday was very
violent i'll all the Atlantic States as far south as
Philadelphia
John Braddon and Chas. Tomlinson, English
felons, were arrested on the steamship New
York Saturday and committed for extradition.
Edward Lee, icolored, was hangedIht Browns
vile, Tenn, Friday for the murder of Elias
King last October.
The Greeley Republican General Committee
Friday evening resolved that the common coun-
Gil should impeach Mayor Hall and requested
the legislature to Temporarily abolish the mayor:
atty. a.ta fstiHll 11 3iNt
The commissioner estimates the expenses of
the Department of Public Works in New York
for 1872 at $2,679,1O6.
President Grant and Vice President Colfax
attended the Soldiers Fair at Baltimore Satur-
day. - k
Commander Lowry has been ordered to the
command of the receiving ship at Boston.
Admiral Rogers under date of Yokohoma,
Dec 9th, reports affairs quiet in Japan.
The Porto Rico deputies of the late Spanish
cortes demand the reforms promised in 1869,
viz: constitutional government and the abo-
lition of slavery FG
The snow blockade on the Union Pacific still
continues, and there is no immediate prospect
OF the opening of the road. III
Ten inches of snow fell in Worcester Satur-
day afternoon and night. gs.- rs. III.
The testimony before the Senate retrench-
ment committee in New York Saturday was I'M
important. The committee will return to
Washington at an early day.
General Hanley, Samuel Bowles and Murat
Halsted are mentioned among those who at
tended the Greeley reception Saturday night.
Letters were read from Secretary Fish, the poet
Whittier and DR.. Holmes.
Marv and X To naIxr hrolya tbro,,,J, ~ 900 of
the Ohio river at Cincinnati Sunday and were
drowned
| The Kansas legislature ask Congress to admit
| Canada lumber free.
VIM. E. Gray, the noted Wall Street forger,
was recently discovered living in London in
magnificent style and doing business with the
banks He heard of the pursuit of detectives
and disappeared.
The rent of stores and houses in New York
will probably be from ten to fifteen per cent
lower next year than the present
The remains of mastadon have been found
in the town of Hope, Orange Co., n. Y.
A despatch has been received in Washington
| from ex-delsgate Fitch denouncing Judge
McKeon. Fitch is Mormon prophet
Hon. Robb j. Brent, Attorney General of
Maryland, died yesterday. .
A heavy earthquake took place at Panah,
Hawayaan Islands, Jan. 9TH and the Killaux
volcano was in operation. -E-
The deaths from small pox in Philadelphia
for the week were lisa decrease of 10.
The San Francisco deput, sheriff who bought
and the police sergeant who sold his place for
$3.50 have both been committed for trial in
bonds of $500.
In the criminal court of Chicago, Friday,
Judge Freer overrueled motion for a new
trial in the case of Alderman Busch and ex-
alderman Montgomery and sentenced each to
six months in the county Jail and to pay fine
of $1,000.
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E q K Il IG N.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Washington Treaty
Rumored Proposition Of England to
Back Out.

LONDON, Feb. 3.-The Times to-day declares
that England must Immediately give notice to
the Geneva Arbitrators and to the American
Government, If such action has not already been
taken, that if the American case is reformed
arbitration may be happily concluded.
Special to N. Y. Worldly
LONDON, Feb 3.-Chef Justice Cockburn has
officially counselled the Cabinet that England
must Immediately recede from the treaty of
Washington, leaving America to decide be-
tween new treaty or or war. The Council is
now discussing the terms in which this resola-
ton shall appear in the Queens speech at the
opening of Parliament
THE WAY THEY DO 1T IN THE OLD COUNTRY.
at meeting in Galway, Ireland, to-day to
nominate candidate for house of Commons. a
show of hands indicated that majority favor
ed Nolan the home rule candidate The result
of the vote created great uproar which culmi-
mated IN riot between the opposing parties
The police attempted to suppress the disturb
ance when furious conflict took place between
the 0theers and rioters rnd order was not restor-
ed I'LL many persons were severely wounded
LONDON, Feb. 4-The Observer states that
tne BRUSH Government has sent dispatch to
Washington withdrawing from its agreement
10 submit the Alabama claims to arbitration
o.
land for indirect damages remains an omen
question: The dispatch is couched in friendly
terms and gives expression to an earnest desire
ON the part of Her Majesty's Government to
carry out all the provisions of the treaty of
Washington.
OCEANICA.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 4.-The steamship
Moses Taylor arrived yesterday from Honolulu
She brought the following news:
A telegraph cable from Java to Australia has
been successfully laid.
The yield of tho gold fields is increasing.
The Polynesian laborers had murdered a nor
ton of the crew of the steamer Cambria.
The survivors of the Newa massacre were ar
rested after eating three of their number.
The shipments of American manufactured
goods to Australia generally resulted in heavy
loss.
q. MEXICO, Feb. A Herald Matamoras spec-
lal dispatch announces the fall of Camargo into
the hands of the revolutionists. Costina is
moving rapidly to Matamoras, followed by
eeuiraga, who has many siege guns from Mon
terri. Many young men are fleeing to the
American side of the river to escape conscrip-
ton
THE REVOLUTION.
MATAMoRAs, Feb. 4.-The party under San
chez Uriste which pillaged Bagdad lately, was
surprised yesterday at st. Fergo, thirty miles
distant Uriste and five others were killed
three wounded and seventeen captured. The
prisoners were brought into this city to-day
-Four will be shot tomorrow at daylight and
the rest will be imprisoned as rebel prisoners.
The citizens are prohibited from leaving the
city.
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Mr. Reed stated that he appeared for num-
Der of Taxpayers of the city and desired to
know if the Portland and Ogdensburg intended
to ask for any action on the part OF the City
Council. :,
General Anderson replied that the action
which was asked for was that the City Council
should say that they saw no reason why the
Legislature should not pass the bill.
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night, during the severe storm, some scamps
entered the eating house of Stephen NJ Knight
No. AZ Union street. by breaking a cellar win
cow in the rear of the building. A quantity of
shavings and other infamable material was
piled on the oven in the cellar, between which
and the stills of the floor there is space of only
eighteen or twenty inches. The stuff was con-
sumed, but fortunately the fire did not COM
municate to the floor above. An examination
yesterday showed that the rascals had filed
two drawers in the store situated some distance
apart, with shavings from Mr. Knight basket,
but they had not fired them. Perhaps they
were frightened away. The money drawer was
robbed of a small amount of money it contain
ed and some cigars were taken away.
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WASHINGTON.
The Treaty with England.
NO TROUBLE APPREHENDED.
The Treaty-making Power Pledged to
Abide the Result.

WASHINGTON, Feb 1T is said in official
circles that our government has no information
which excites fears that the Geneva arbitration
will fail in its objects, notwithstanding recent
comments of the London press respecting the
American statement of the case before that tri-
bunal, and that attention is called to the fact
that in commissioning the British High Com
mssioners, Queen Victoria pledged her royal
word that whatever things should be transacted
and concluded by her high commissioners should
be agreed to, acknowledged and regarded by her
In the fullest manner, and that she would never
suner' either in whole or in part, any person
wh0msoever to infringe the same or act contra
ay thereto, as far as it lay in her power. The
treaty, 1t is known, provides that should it ap-
pear that Great Britain has failed to fulfil any
duty or duties as to the so-called Alabama dep
relations and the arbitrator do not award to
the United States the sum in gross, it is agreed
mat board of assessors shall be appointed to
ascertain what claims are valid and what
amounts are to be paid by Great Britain on ac-
count OF the liability arising from such failure
as 70 such vessels, according to the extent of
such liability as is decided by the arbitrators
IL appears from the protocol that at the confer
ence held ON the Sth of March, the American
commissioners claimed that Great Britain, by
reason OF failure in the proper observance of
ner duties as neutral, had become Justly liable
Tor the acts of cruisers and their tenders. That
the claims for the loss and destruction of
private property which had thus far been pre-
scented amounted to about $4,000, 900, without
interest. which amount was liable to be greatly
increased by claims which have not been pre-
sented. That the cost to which the government
had been put in pursuit of the cruisers could be
easily ascertained by the certificates of the gov
eminent accounting officers, and that in hope
OF an amicable settlement no estimate was
made OF indirect losses without prejudice, how
ever, to the right of Naturalization ON this ao-
count in the event of no such settlement being
made. =
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JANUARY CRIMINAL PERM, LANE, j., PRESIDING.
SArURDAY.-Martin Ryan, convicted search
and seizure process, was fined $50 and costs.
Court adjourned sine die.
The following assignments of jury trials have been
made for the February term, which commences to-
morrow Tuesday:
TUESDAY, FEB. 6.
Forsath vs.. Hartford.
Cobb VS.. Garcelon.
Merrill VS.. Same.
Blaisdell VS.. Blasdell.
Taylor vs.. Simonton.
Pinkham VS.. Hickey.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. Z.
City of Portland VS.. Portland Water Co.
Newcomb VS.. Shaw.
q Smith vs.. Lycoming Fire Ins. Co.
Randall ct al. VS.. Kehbor ct al
Jennings ct al. VS.. Foss ct al.
Batchelder VS.. Bickford
Winslov ct al. VS.. Gowen.
THURSDAY, FEB. 8.
Flanders Dwinal.
Reardon vs. Powers.
Shackley VS.. G. Il. r. Co.
Drake VS.. Winslow.
Hanson vs.. Douglass.
Mansfield VS.. Wsbber
Warren VS.. Gibbons
FRIDAY, FEB. 8.
Wescott Va. Westcott.
Nutter VS.. Batchelder.
Deerng Bradbury.
Thorn VS.. Schien.
Smith VS.. Brlcwin.
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TESTIMONIAL from W. +. Morrill,, General
Agent for New York Life Insurance Company,
after using the 35 cent bottle of Adamson' s
Botanic Cough Balsam
sA PORTLAND, Jan. 80, 1872
FRANK w. KINsMAN, Esq.-My Dear Sir
My youngest child has been suffering for some
weeks with violent cough which our usual
remedies failed to alleviate. thought of your
Adamson's B. C. Balsam and procured bottle
of A. S Kinds, Druggist of this city, and its
action was immediate and satisfactorily have
no hesitation in giving this my unsolicited tes-
timony in its behalf
Truly yours, w. f. MORRILL,.
feb3a-tu&th 'a f' -"..t.t q
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NEW YORK.
A BRIDGE TO BROOKLYN

A BRIDGE TO BROOKLYN.
New YoRY, Feb. 4.-Ice is plentiful and be-
came SO tightly packed in the East River this
afternoon that many persons crossed to Brook
lyn on foot. The gorge finally gave way and
the ferry boats resumed their trips.
AURORA BoREALIs.
There was brilliant aurora borealis early
this EVENING" mainly to the southwark and
south-eastward, showing crimson and green.
THE LAST INDICTMENTS.
The times says that indictments were brought
in yesterday by the grand jury against VIM.
Tweed, Peter B. Sweeney, Tom Fields, J. II
Ingersoll, A. j. Carney, T. A Woodward, J..
Nc B. Davidson, A. G. Miller, HI. w. Genet
Henry Fl. Smith, Hugh Smith, and w. h.
Cooke. Eight of these are outside the jurisdic-
ton of the sheriff. The rumor of the indict-
ment of Mayor Hall is untrue but his case has
been before the grand jury on several occasions
and each tune after n ABLE
fined division wat created and IA of the jurors
strenuously opPa1ed the mayors Indictment
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mETEOROLOGICAL.
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
TwENTY-FoUR HOURS. b.. -

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
TwENTY-FoUR HOURS. 4 -
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
n Feb. 600 P. NJ
Snow is reported this evening from the fol-
lowing places Cheyenne, Chicago, Grand
Haven, Indianapolis, Keokuk, Milwaukee and
Toledo s,
Probabilities-The barometer will probably
remain highest on Monday on the South Attain
tic coast and also in Wisconsin and Minnesota
The pressure will rise somewhat during the
night with southwest winds in Pennsylvania
and New England The low barometer in Up
per Michigan will move eastward to the st.
Lawrence Valley, and southwest winds with
snow attending it will advance on Monday to
the East Atlantic coast. A rising barometer
with northwest winds and falling temperature
will prevail from Lake Huron to Missouri and
northwestward Partially cloudy and pleasant
weather will continue in the South Atlantic
States, and southeasterly winds with threaten
ing weather and rain extend from Texas. east
n.
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DIR. Mor.e,s Uterine Tonic.

Many mothers, wives, sisters and daughters
lose their health and even their lives for the
want of an efficient remedy to remove the
weakening complaints to which they are sub
ject. The above named remedy is prepared by
Dr. Morse of this city, and has been used by
him in his practice with great success, for the last
twenty years, and there are millions now suffer-
ing for the want of such a remedy. 1t is invalua-
BILE for young females approaching womanhood
and for those passing the turn of life; also for
weaknesses caused by evil habits of early life.
1t is also rejuvenates those advanced in life Of
both sexes and imparts to them the strength
and vigor of youth. .-...r..
DIR. Morse has often been solicited by those
who have used this 'Tonic" to let the world
know that he has such valuable remedy.
As there is great demand for such reme-
dy, we have prevailed on DIR. Morse to supply
us with all that we MY want of it for our GUS
toners. Price So per bottle. -Fg
L. G. gibson,
j. 1857 Hr- GEO. w. WHITTIER,
feb3-eod-4w GEO. c. FRYE.
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Dom este Markefs.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3-5 P. Motion firm and L.
higher; sales 2oO2 bales; Middling uplands Pic
obls; superfne Western and State 5 rs a 10: com
mon to good extra do 6 IS a 6 70; good to choice
do g e 50 common to choice white Wheat extra
western ~ q 40; common to good extra Ohio 60
q Z 80; common to choice do st. Louis 70 a so;
c market closing quiet Southern flour quiet and
Z IS; good to choice do 40 az so. Rive iour duII
ana unchanged; sales $50 bbls at 90 a s 20. whis-
Wheat quiet and unsteady at 1 81 "a IS for No
Spring in store; Winter Red Western j 90 q i Go;
Rye quiet and unchanged at 90 a s3c for Western.
Barley quiet and steady; sales 200 BUSH State at
&c. Corn shade easier with fair export demand;
closing at 70 q 73lc; Yellow Western 73ic new Mixed
western very choice in store 72ic. Oats quiet and
spssa s s sos ss anS % ssts ma ols
Rio at 193 2ac. Sugar steady; fair to good rein,
ing at 9t g ess; sales 49, hhds Cuba at a. 0ic Mo
DINA Petroleum dull at 12i g 13c for crude refined
223c. Pork dull and nominal; sales 1850 bbls; new
prime mess IA 90. Beef quiet sales 100 bbis; plain
mess 90 g II 90; extra do II 90 q IS 90. Dressed
Hogs opened steady and closed duh at q &c Lard
tie rendered 9sc. Rutter quiet; Western isl as &c.
Cheese tirmer at - e 16ic. Naval Stores-Spirits
4 20 for strained Tallow quiet at a 9Sc.
Corn 5Ad. No- ~
CHICAGO, Feb. s.-Flour quiet. Wheat frmer and
weak; No2 Mixed at 4Os q 4olc Oats quiet and
nrm; NO at 32S e 32ac. Rye frmer; No at 70 a
NC Barley shade higher; No Spring at 60cS
High Wines SIC. Dressed Hogs in good demand at
2oo q o o. Mess Pork easier at IL 50 a ~ S. Green
Hams q Sic. Bulk Meats-shoulders Al a bIc;
sides &c; clear rib sides 81 &c; clear sides 81 &C.
Live Hogs easier and quiet at rs rs Cattle quiet
Receipts-3000 bbls flour, 5000 bush wheat, 49, 900
bush corn, 1900 bush oats 5000 bush barley, 10000
hogs.
Shipments-s,ooo bbls -four, 1000 bush wheat 5000
bush corn, 1000 bush oats, 1000 bush barley 1900
hogs. y. .-. - u EI1 ST = :
TOLEDO, Feb. 3.-Flour steady Wheat q shade
better; mol White Michigan ST. Amber Michigan
I AZ g 4ss; No Red Al; No 2 do 1 As q 45I.-
Corn dull; low Mixed &c; Yellow 473c. Oats quiet
and unchanged. ~
CINCINNATI, Feb. 3.-Mess Pork nominal at Is 124
q i3 Is Lard dull and firm at SIC and 9tc asked
Bulk Meats nominal. Bacon nominal. Live Hogs in
fair demand and advanced at 40 a Ats; receipts
2200 head.
lands 214c.
sAvANNAH, Feb. a.-Cotton active; Middling up
lands 21s q 2lsc. .-....,
MOBILE, Feb. 3-Cotton quiet; Middling uplands
at 2lsc. o. rr1 - -
uplands 22Ac. 20 - :
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trating influences of kidney, bladder and CLAN
dular diseases, mental and physical debility
diabetes, gravel, female weaknesses, uterine
complaints, and, in fact all maladies of the
urino-genital organs, in either sex, by partak
ing of SMoLANDER's Buchu, which has proved
itself to be valuable vegetable remedial agent.
jan9Qth- eOd1w
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UTAH.
MoRMONs ACCUSED OF TAMPERING WITH PRESS

M0RMONS ACCUSED OF TAMPERING WITH PRESS
DISPATCHES. JUDGE mexican ENDORSED.
SALT LAKE, Feb. 3.-Much indignation was
expressed here to-day upon discovering that
the dispatches to the Associated Press sent
from west had been tempered with, evidently
by parties in the Norman interest. The report
that most of leading gentiles of this city CON
denim Judge McKean's decision in refusing to
bail the capitol prisoners, is utterly false. The
resolutions of the citizens at their meeting yes
terday endorsed Judge McKean's decision were
signed by over 1900 persons and tonight the
Office where the paper is offered for signatures
is crowded with people anxious to sign.
The enthusiasm existing here in favor of
Judge Mexican is extraordinary. A mass
meeting of Mormons was held in the taberna-
Gle this p. NJ, and city officers and delegates to
the proposed convention nominated
THE JAPANESE EMBASSY.
SALT LAKE Cry, Feb. Minister belong
with the Japanese embassy arrived this morn
ing having been escorted from Ogden by dele
cation of city authorities headed by Mayor
Wells. Brigham Young sent an invitation to
the embassy to call upon him, but it is under
stood that Japanese etiquette will require Brig
ham to call on them first if courtesies are to be
exchanged. e a-A = 81 4a 60
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MAINE.
THE STORM.

BANGOR, Feb. Am old fashioned northeast
snow storm prevailed here Saturday night, ac-
companied by high wind, which piled the six
or seven inches of snow which fell into inn
mense drifts which will seriously interrupt travel
by railroad and highways The Pullman ex-
press due here at a. m, did not arrive until
BRILLIANT AURORA BoREALIs.
There was a magnificent display of aurora
borealis tonight, extending all over the sky, the
light being intensely brilliant and of the hue of
blood, giving the appearance of the reflection
of a burning city. The lights continued for the
longest period in the southern heavens.
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New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,
Rev. Z. G. Bolles-Fluent Hall.
NJ. L. Dramatic Club-Music Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Banker and Broker-H. NJ. Payson.
Fraudulent Misrepresentation.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Butter for sale Cheap-R. Deering s. Co.
Apples-Smith s. Philbrook.
Business Chances-Taylor & Co.
Still Lower-A. B. Butler.
State Prison Life-Belden the White Chief.
Clarke's New Method-Ditson & Co.
S315 per Month-Novelty Co.
Agents Wanted-Geo. Maclean.
Commissioners Notice for Harbor of Portland.
Psychological. w. Evans.
Look-D. L. Guernsey.
Notice-Geo. H. Beaman.
Dissolution-O' Brion, Pierce G. Co.
G. P. Kimball Co.-Annual Meeting.
Lost-Diamonds.
Allan Line-H. g. A. Allan.
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KENTUCKY.


RICHMOND, Feb. 3.-Yesterday twenty-five or
thirty masked men went to the jail where
Slough, who murdered his wife, was confined,
over-powered the sheriff, proceeded to Stough's
cell, marched him out short distance, hanged
him to tree and dispersed. The circumstances
of the murder were so brutal that the action of
the mob seemed generally approved.