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j. Gillett IL Co. have received heavy
and well selected stock of groceries, pro.
visions, clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes,
etc, which they will sell cheaper than
the cheapest for cash. They mean bust
ness.
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Good prints ut Sc per yard, and good
yard wide slieeting at 10c at
ID RODMAN'S
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-11

Greatly reduced rates in the dress
making department Mt 8. Rosenthal &c
Co.'S.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-11

Dress goods, all new, and latest shades
and patterns, just received us g. Rosen-
thai d Co.'S.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-11

We viii furnish the following
periodicals together with the ARGUS
Mt the prices set opposite each:
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-11

The place to buy blankets, shawls,
fannels and wooden blankets, Is at
ID RODMAN,S
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Co-Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have again formed oo-partnership and are pre-
pared, heretofore, TO do all work in their line.
HARVEY, EDWARDS a co.
Oct. 90, 1872 ll5w4
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-11

Clothing at cost for cash, ut j. Gillett
& Co.'S.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-11

Sixty tons of hay at $25 cash per ton,
at j. Gillett 81 Co.'S.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-11

Murdor Ono, we would only call attention
Wlui ucI Ito our well Anger, with which a
man can earn s25 per day IN good territory It
bores my diameter, and ordinary wells at the rate
rights for sale. Descriptive book sent on receipt
of cents postage. Address Anger Co., St Louis,
Mo: D. g. Frost, Portland, Iona Co., Mich, Gen.
eral agent for Michigan.
, 1873-01-15
Gigantic Operations Of President Cow.
en-, OF tho Reading Railroad.

Gigantic Operations Of President Cows
en-, OF tho Rcnding Railroad.
SpecIal Despatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
New Yonx, Jan. 14.-The Suns Pottsville,
Pa., correspondent says tho man who IL On
gineering tho great coal corner is Frank B.
Gowcn, President Of tho Roading Railroad. Mr.
Governs frat great movo waa the purchase OF
vast coal tracts, to accomplish which hc nego-
tiated millions Of capital In England. To own and
control nil the anthracite con In the United States
is what Mr. Gowon desires for hiB Company,
aud II he can enoct alliance with Mr. Parker,
and one or two othsr magnatos (the conaolida-
tion has boen perfected betwoen himseld and
the Delaware, Lackawannh g. Western Railroad)
they will they hold tho koys to the anthracite
coal minosof Pennsylvania. and bo able to "bnll"
or bear" tho market at will. In Philadclphia
tho coal doalors Aro threatened with utter
ruin. Tho heaviest dealers nre trembling In con-
soiousness OF A1r. Gowenh power, and their utter
he1ptcssness to save themselves. Mr. dowon
has gone into tho coal business on a mammoth
scale In that city. Ho has opened yards, and
having his coal mines and railroad to transport
his coal, no private parties can compete with
him. Tho Same projects will be carried out in
Reading, Lancaster, Harrisburg, Allentown, and
such other cities aa he chooses, until finally the
whole Of Pennsylyania and adjacent will be un"
der tho control Of tho Readtng Company a. far
as tho supply OF coal iB concerned.
, 1873-01-15

ronant. rho auebtions worlod the wltnosa ,'p
j,o doubled Up his fiat, and, shaking 1t under tho
attonsyat ,ssyrt n1so thot I'm mol pad
Tfa|n romsrk did not oaso lio wrath to any ap-
pfocinbln uxtent and bcfnre lid Ind Bohrcoly
ceescd sp6akins he let driye At tho lawyer,
gorinss him against tho walt. Tho tattor
wan eaoumborod with heavy oyorcont, but t'o
seizod hp !asaatlant, BY tho thront' !.,a md
ls si aekns @ to TO- the ii; ,ta Tsl Go5 TN 'm,G n
'b drapod both eyes In MI iao htg,ost stylo ii art.
This orsodo created tho Widest exoitcrncnt.,
The distinguished Audience looked on agliaat
fof moment; thd1t numbers OF them slopotd
toward Tho door. Alderman mohlastoEu, with
HurprfBlng agility, jumped from his sent and
seizod tha beelliaoront vitnoas, and viii. SONG
asg[Bthuco oieotod him from tho Office. tho oxit
i,oIng accelerated by anndry kicks administered
by tho outraged Magistrate. - ii, -
Whlld this scono; waa being enactol at tho
door vrangling botwcon plaintiffs and dofend-
ants' cotlnsol continued. As edon ns the Alder
man rosunaod his aont, Mr. Mhrshan asked 1or
Judgment for defendants, rettoratfng the re-
ar tt Meons nSyef r pnre ps aio broptS
apondod to the charge by calling tho attorney 9
liar, Tho attorney reactod for hia mnn. and
MoO1urg, though . little man, was SO wodgea
in among the orowd that he e. could lo,riHis n9'
| viuitations Of Marshall'a boot WAS ou'
Of tho question:. 40 ho, .grinnod Will
| pain until he succeeded in crowdtng through The
throng aud reached tho Threshold. Then ht
| went down Fifth avenue nt high rate Of speed
and soon disappeared from viow; Counse
had withdrawn from tho suit Mr. Marsha
thon demanded Judgment for tho dofonce, an an
tho magistrate yielded to hiB demand' Win sn'
following official endorsement -,
siDismissed because of b1aokguard and william
ous conduct Of tho plaintiff IN presonce Of tn
'squiro." ~" -,....
| for tho Iiboral causo. Several suitB for asaau1
aud battery will be instituted on Monday.
, 1873-01-15
OUTRAGED JUSTICE.
Exciting and Amusing Scene In q
Pittsburgh Court.

Exciting and Amusing Scene in a
Pittsburgh Court.
Pittsburgh, Fu, tJan: ~ Correspondence @ tho htto
The otIico Of Alderman Mohlastors, IN the Fifth
Ward, was this afternoon the scene Of row OF
the liyeliost description, tho participants being
mon Of national reputation. 1t appears tnat
Theodoro Tilton dropped In upon Pittaburgh
for tho purpose Of delivering On address IN
favor OF Horace Greoley for President. !lo
did not belong to the Democrats, and tho Ex-
ooutlye Committee did not bother them-
solyos about providing him with place to speak,
However ono delegate to tho Olnolnnati Con
voution introduced him to William hloourg,
onnor Of tho Aoadomy Of Mpso, and bargain an
was struck for tho llall on behalf Of mixed
commisalon-ti,at IL, Liberals anu Democrats.
since the election tho proprietor has boen rum
,inc hia shoes down ondeavoring to lind e0mo'
body to pay his bill, tho Committeo's Affairs hny-
lug gone Into liquidation long Rgo, and, aftor
Apendiug monthB In thia Improbable a1nsaa"
mont, h0 concluded to bring suit against Tow
prominontmon Of tho late laaonsod Liberal
movement.
Buminonsos woro isauod OIL tho Mr.. Thomns
Marshall, known throughout tho ooantry aa one
OF Mr. 0rceley's atallol,est supporters aud
workers DR.. James king, 14iboral candidate for
Oougresa in the Twenty District Alr.
Ja,neu X, Moorhoad, Or. II, u. Colfoy, and lion.
W. D. Moore, Chairman Of tho County Executive
Democratic Committee.
Tho case did not develop anything extraorai,
actions for debit Until the croAa-o1amtnatiot
Of Mr. Marqnisa by Mr.. Marshall;
counsel for tho Liborht Ring Of defend
ants got I'M IN odifying trial OF wit ut Which the
latter got the bent Of hla ine1pertencod op'
, 1873-01-15
Perfect.
Tho Motion for a Continuance OVER
ruled by tho Will County Circuit

Tho Motion for q Continuance Over-
ruled By tho viii County Circuit
Court.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Jo11Er, ILL.,, Jan. 14..-At the coming In Of the
Court, this morning, tho caso Of tho People
against Andrew J. perteot Was called up, and
hts counsel, Judge Kuowlton, asked and obtain-
cd leave to flo anothor or Hocond affidavit, for
concurrence Of which he awore that John H.
Haryoy was material wltnoss for him, and
tllat ho waa in tho State Of Missouri; that he
expected to show by this witnoss that at
tho hour Of Martha F. Perteet's death, ho (tho
Mr. Reed objected to tho sufllcionoy Of other
affidavit and, by permission OF tho Court, tho
defendant amended both Of them. After argu-
mont, tho Court decided MS to tho first one, that
from tho evidence quoted, he did net think the
II le waH hore to give 1t, and that proper dill
genoe had not boon shown IN trying to procure
tile attendance Of Harvey, hence tho motion for
continuance would be overrulod.
and a Jury was obtained in q little loss tlnn,
three hours, two-thrds OF whom arc farmers:
Only ono man Was excused, becnuso hc had
heard enough Of tho case to form an opinion.
Judge Knowlson, for tho defendant, seemed to
especially object to foreigners and church mem-
bors, while hlr. Reed appeared willing to take
any person who was not opposed to hanging II
murder was proven. Bealdes, he evinced q worry
co,mmcndablo disposition to not occupy any
moro time than was actually necossary.
Tho opening Of both counsel to tho
jury was brief. DR.. Bon: O.. Miller
and Lucinda J. Newson, the defendants daugi-
| tor, wore both sworn anl gave substantially tho
| Same evidence as on the first trial.
| At tho close Of h1r. Rood'e statement Of the
| case to tho jury before tho evidence wna COM
menced, there was qui 10 m excitement oreatod II
Court by large number Of tho lnrgo audience
! hands and feet. Tho Court ordered tho arres
| of all TINT could DO pointed out as engaged II
tho demonstration, but no person Was arrested
Tho Court announced TINT he would eond an.
person to Jail for fftoen days TINT should bo Dc
footed in = similar demonstration. The tria
will probably close tomorrow.
, 1873-01-15
FRANCE.

PARIS, Jan. 14.-Tho Committee Of Thirty sat
to-day at Versailles, Thiers being present.
:. The report Of tho sub-C Committee WAS read.
It proposes tho adoption Of tho following docreo
By tho Assembly:
WaEAEAs, Tho Assembly 1nfegraIy rescrTes M 10 11eef
constituent power, 1t hereby decrecs: !. The Presl-
heut of the Iepubo Bhal communicate to the Assem-
bly, by message Neverthelese hc may be hcard nftsr
Announcing by message luis intention to bpeak.
At tho close Of hia speech tho debato will
b adjourned to subsequent sitting In order that
xote shall not be takon when tho President is in tho
uhamhar Q. The President shall promulgato oil the
laws declared urgent within reo dayn nftcr their pas
hagc or demand frcah debate thoreont and Al lawa
not declared urgent lie shall promul8atc within qno
month OF their pnssago or may suspend tne thlTo
fRading of the samA for ono month. 3. After the
arsolution Of tho present Assembly isa power shal
de9elVe upon two Chambers.
, The report also recommends that the Com
tuitteo OF Thirty be instructed BY tho Assembly
20 prepare = LAW regulating elections and pre-
eotibing tho qualification Of oloctora, md law
dstining tho powers of the Second ohambor.
Thiers expressed dissatisfaction with portions
lot the Snb-Committoe's report. lio said tho
HuspenBory power over legislation Was
wholly insufficient, and ho objected
10 the excessive fornaalties required boforo ho
could addroas the Assembly. He urged that
provision be made for an extension OF the Exec
ative power for torn OF Blk Woeks after tho
hay Of. Which tho Assembly might dissolve. In
pthsr respects, ho could agroe to the rccom-
uendations of the 6ub-committee.
, 1873-01-15
FIGHT WITH A KANGAROO.
Tho Mon mud Dogs nro Beaten Off.
and tho fIarsupiAl Eemntns nlastcr


Tho Mon mud Dogs nro Bonten O1fs
and tho mnrsupi1al Ecmnins nlnster
OF tho Tlcsd.
From tic Ingleuo7d idustra'ta} .4drtrtia.r. :,
Kangaroo hunting, though not atogetn1'er
groatost zoat to nctiye sports, a however, usual
" indebted for 1t to tho natural dllontios Of tho
county ridden over, and coolnenB, quick eyo
fol. overhangfng; branches, aud = etaunch
timber, orc, therefore, generally sufficient to en-
him against !" gplll'-the only danger to which
hia antioipatlons carry him when eottinB forth
on his excursion. But tho gentle and harmless
formidable "old 1nnn,p and then the, chnso be-
comes very diGcront matter, involving Huch
little unpleaaantnesses as squooZod and maimed
dogs, scratched horses, md torn clothes, per-
hapB skins.
Such M experience Of "catching Tartar"
was furnished to three Inglewood sportsmon on
Wednesday last, while out tangarooing on
Doort Run. They found large mob OF tue ant
mails and killed one, and thon turned their at-
soyon feet high, which they cut on from tho
rest, for so far from making any disposition, to
mako OF, ha appeared MS eagor for a fray as his
asaai1anta, and 1oar1eBsly rushed upon the three
horeemon md tlve dogs opposed to him. Two ;.o
wero coolies, aud the fifsh WAS a small terrier,
which was only ono OF tho hunting party Tint
did not seem to have too much Of tho battle Ds-
fore tho fight Was closed. The kangaroo dogs md
s osa y Re GSSfsssf " aasa hoa up ap troatsz hsz
to squeeze, which offoctuany danpod thoir
arlor, and they a1unk away into in6lorious 40
ou1ity, while the little terrfer-too small to bo
hugged and too quick to bo ripped-"orried and
tensod to the end.
In the meantime. the hoasmon wore not idlo,
but used the sticks with which they had armod
themselves to good purpose, but they had =
, 1873-01-15
what hlp mission. This comos nearest to d rosl
ghoat--A daylight ghoat-of anything no lave
Ind in thib otY for Yoars.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

From Tho sim Francfsco iuisettn, ian. I.
George Z. LatleJ Jr., Rtookbroltor, 1ofmoTly o1
tho firm Of Martin & Lame, but lateiy doing onsl.
street, suddenly disappeared about ton days agoI
taking with lilni atl tho really money ho could ~,
command by tho r1lo of his HtooIkn on hand Tho
anhd @ s9 @ sre ss ese u e a5oss a. m eod
at O sacrifice, the snlo boiug poromptory; the
losuoB woro quito 1nrgo aid Fince Lnnoa dlsap"
ponrAnco it Inns boon aBcortainod TINT every
dollar 9f the ready money OF nanes young Iiic n
lara belonging to l1ls tnothor-in-law, Mrs. LAM
ilton, md his wife's sister, tho whole amount
log to oyer 100000. Lane was so;E1 married NO TO
ve,nbcr ab ldst. III That timo lis wife was
possessed Of about $40, 600 in her own right an
inheritance from hor father. Tho real estate
belonging to hor Ia all That remains. The young
Of hor husbands treachory, and nox lloe dan
gdroualy i'll OF brnin fever. In additton to tho
monoy belonging. to hia wife, Lane nscd or caf- M
ricd away a9,oo0 belonging, to Mr. Gardner, hls
formor bookkceper, who had gl7on Ahno LILO
3cn. i. Lane. Jr,, Is about as yoars Of ago, 4
don Of Oaptain George E. Lano, formerly oom-
1nander Of tho steamer Colorado and d q present
sRip Company. Young Lsno's first experience
In stools operations vas las oer1 In the OIL co Of
| Wall street broker, Now York City. Ag attor-
wariA served as assistant storelsoelor IN tue eor
| With tho capital required went into the businoas
,yith Minor s. Martin, as brokers. at 3s4 Mons-
gomory atroot. Tho firm made money rapidly
fsiiod N for r s25o, 900, quareled, and separated;
Both BOTH won't through bankruptcy, and reeona.
mencad business each on his own hook. Lang z
has since then led fast life, boing appn1 ont1} IN
for d fnst horse, SG60 for trottlng buggy. and
largo sums Tor fnc clothing and jowclry.
During his brief married lfo he Is said to have
been an apparently devoted husband, and until
bis sudden disappearance, his vito had no oauao
to auBnect ht8 honrtlossneas.
, 1873-01-15
THE WEATHER.

War Department PrognosttcatfoE1s*
WAR DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
Reports Fon THE BENEFIT OF Commence,
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jun. H.-Probahilitios
For Now England, winds veoring to easterly, and
eouthorly, cloudy Weather and rain for southern
portion, and snow for northern portion. Eor
cloudy woathor md rain. For the South Allan.
weather, and possibly rain. For tho
Gulf States, cloudy wcather, and rain
areas, but Winds Teering to westerly and y north ,
westhof From Tennessee to Lake Erie and
lower Michigan, aouthorly to .easterly winds,
cloudy weather and rain, but winds shifting to
westerly and northwesterly on "Wednesday after
westerly, northwesterly Winds, fnlling tcmpera-
ture, and clearing but partly cloudy weather.
, 1873-01-15
POLITICAL.


THE NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICAN, convEh'
TloN.
CoNoonp, n. H., Jan: 14.-The No" Hamp-
day, 625 delegates present. Daniel Hall pro-
eidod Governor Straw was nominated for re-
oIeotIou by acolamation. Edward P. Hodsdon
was nominated Railroad Commissioner.
rho resolutions adopted insist that tho Phila-
dolphta platform ahall bo faithfully and
practically observed By wise and cconom-
toa1 standardization Of National affairsi
by . thorough reform OF tho, Civil
Service; BY ns rapid q reduction, OF taxation as
tniniy proaorvo tho public credit; by such m I'D:
iuatn,ont Of duties upon foreign imports as will
cheapon tho necessities Of lifo and bring tho
iargest return to labor and tho capital invested
In Che agriculture mannfaetures, and oommerce 9
those m articles ii tho Constitution which guar
nnteo equal rights and exact juatico to gu classes,
irrespective Of race, color, sex, or condition.
, 1873-01-15
FIRES.


Destruction Of Property Yesterday.
DANENponT, Iowa, Jan. 14.-A fro here, at
o'clock this morning, partially burned tewol-
1er's shop, drug. ntoro, abarbor shop, tobacco
occupying an old brick building on Brady street,
between Third and Fourth atroets. Tho loss Ia
from O., 900 to $4,000. partially insured.
DosroN, Jan. 14.-Last evening fro Wns SGT
undor stairway OF tenement building,
fortunately It was discovered in time for THO In
mates, consisting Of two families, with three
chlldron oRch, to escape:
NEW YonK, Jan. 14.-Borkowitz' clothing
promises, wore burned last evening. Tho losaoa
amount to 935, ,000.,
MILWAUKEE, jan. 14.-Tho Juneau school
house; in the First Ward, WAS burned at u
O'Clock this afternoon. There wero ], 800 pupils
In attendance, but they were ut dinner whom the
house burned. Tho loss to tho city ID about
$4,000,
, 1873-01-15

r~xo~.ao~nxo rnn,p Eace.,.rrT.n fsnn1
Ae9tsA ,s,.. na...sn,
1faae"-.Gnno A"'ss---tno 1.n, Ns'aumA. ~.
Land Reform Aasocaotton---Ano
Tweed Case---stokes' Hill OF Excop"
tlons---Tho Case of Phelps, Dodge d
Co..-.Otlier Local Nova.
Special Despatch to Tia. .chteaqo Taiauns.
New Yonx, Jan. 14.-Mr. Nelson, formerly
confidential olcrk with Phelps, Dodge {, Co.,
Who gayo to tho United Btatos authorities the
information Of tho alleged frauds committed by
tho firm, ls furnishing to the proaH the facts on
which tho auit is based. no says 1t is trae that
tho firm eyadod payment of tho 1ogal duties on
thoir importations by tho fraudulent uso OF
double invoices. Nelson waa instructed to
their purpose, which he did for :
time, but, finding htuBelf suspected, ho
preserved and now has them In hin possession:
He now Bays he has tho papers ,proginga fraud
Of noarly e2,oo0, 900: After his discharge ho
showed Ills hand to the firm, and to insure hts
silence thoy ghVo him 70 oooca5h and note Tor
= simtIat amount. !lGy declined to pny tho
latter on maturity, and Nelson lodged tho infor-
nation Against thom; ,.,., o.,
v. " @ s"e 4 Assos,a1n nar;tts. 1Te;t,. =. a..
NEM doAh. oaa' ~. oxt.t ~ tsi ~ suo nns T..
t s J., aomntw ocas hsv racn1. ~
tae tee nes.no ~ - tno
ena eas LUG " 'n' 1'0 e''''u' ~ 'oeA9@
, 1873-01-15

New ORLEANS, Jan. H:-Genersl ". Monlul-
l,lo's Legislature United btates Benator, to I'LL
kelloggs unoxp1red torn.
4 ballot was taken for tho long term, com:
tuenoing March 4. Governor Warmoth received
o votes In The Bonate and Is in tho House, tho
largest number cast for any ono candidate. They
viii aallot each day until result IL rehollod.
!. In tho Kellogg Senate, when q motion Was
made to go into an election for United States
bors stated that the Senate was not informed
that auoh vacancy existed.
No further action.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. t4.-Plnohbnok has beon
elected Unitod 6tateB Senator BY the Kellogg
LegialAtu1e.
, 1873-01-15
nnfltom NOTvH.

oohumnus, o., Jan. 14.-1n the Supreme G,'s
Court, today, tue case Of tho State Ct Ohio
Haiiroad Company, Vas declded BY . Judgment
Of ouster against the defendants % to it's being
IN Ohio corporation. aud judgment In fayor Of
defendants a. to It's bsing foreign corporation.
Tho effect Of this decision ia In favor Of tho
State, aa It brings the Company under the gem
ernl legislation Of Ohio.
Special Despateh 70 Tbs Chicago Tribune:
MADISON, Jan. 14.-TEains caulo through from
St. Paul uid Milwaukee Il at. Paul Railroad. to-
day, for the first timo for Wenk.
, 1873-01-15

tho ponding Constitutional amendment doing
AWAY With Clio dtsfrnnohiaing article OF the Con-
proyal and la thon TO DO submitted to . voto Of
the people and ratified bcforo 1t een bo dcclarcl
D law. This removes all tlisfrhnohisementg.
Both Houeos to-day ballotcd for United 6satcn
Senator without cholco. In both Houses tho
ii. Dowon, 29i Q. 7. Bnydor, 7; Alexander Nc
Dousld, Ii all Republicans. L.. II. qnrlaih!,
Democrat, 84. Tho Democrats nre rathor jnli-
laut. Thoy think tonight enough hopublicans
will como to tho support of Garland TO olooe
him,
, 1873-01-15

Special Dtspatcl. to Tie CHICAGO Tribune,
LANSING, Jan. A.--The Legislature accom-
plishod nothing to-day. All animated debate
took place on tho bill defining . days. labor At
ten houra; also On the joint resolution asking 4
Maoklnao Railroad, whiol WAS brought up on nj ro O.
consideration, and, on tho bill requiring rail-
roads to build wallis fences all along tho route,
and take other precautions for the protection OF
farmers. All these will be further discussed.
Tho long list Of Nottriob Public will probably
be aotel upon tomorrow.
Tho Senate passed Ill appropriation bill for
tbs payment Of tho members, $4,000.
A Joint resolution WAS introduced, commend
Ing the Congressional project Of q National
Park on MacllinAw Island.
, 1873-01-15

East to vest, and lease II 70 thu lsoorld At low
rate, tho eano "a tho Eric Oanal ls operated.
Betond--0nr Senators and Representatives. n Con-
ercss roqacated to urgo ths troIoct Of tho two
ilouscn.
Thiri-Onr aencral Assembly aro requested to pass
joint reEoltou asking Congress 10 act oil tho sub
joct. ,..... ,.,.
and other objects, Tho organization nf "Farmtrs
Clubs" nro recommended In every adwhstp.
Tiftil-CorIcs Of thcso resolutions mud proceedings
aro 10 10 forwarded to eneh at our Illinois scnatora
aud Representatives IN cong!esa, and TO hs psesdu8
oflcors Of both brauctea Of tho Le8ialhtWto
, 1873-01-15
TolerrA,1IAiC Urovlticss

Photographic Urevltica.
Admiral AldenB fleet has. arrived at Villa
France.
The Anorioan fleet will sail from Villa Franoa
for Bpozzh.
Mr. P. Bhearmnn, formerly Chtof Olork Of tho
informal NeYenun Bureau at Washington, has
been appointed Treasurer Of tho Eric Railway
Go. plod nodgkin, resigned.
, 1873-01-15

TRENTON, Jan. 14-1he Legislature organized
to-day by eleotinB John ". Taylor President OF
Tic Senate, aud fHaao l.. Fishor Speaker Of tho
House. doyornor parkers mesBage says tho
fnances are flourisling, and tho invested school
fund reachoa s800,000. Tho State institutions
arc all In good condition. A Convention
to amend tho Constitution In various respects Is
recommended. New Jersey Ia urged to take d
conspicuous part In tho conlmemoration OF tho
National Centennial. The Governor says 1t is
cauao for congratulatioa that the exciting qtes..
tions growing ont Of the var arc settled, and
tho Constitutional Amendments everywhere reo-
oguized, md concludeB by protesting against tho
growing tendency towards Capitalization aud
against any Infringement Of the clearly roaeryed
riglta Of tho Bt tates..
, 1873-01-15
1 Difference Of Opinion Between
Bismarck and Emperor
William. q.
The Papal Allocution---Com-
plants Against Switzer-
land, Germany, and
Spain.
Nap0lcOn's Funeral to Take Place
To-Day.
Did Austria Promise Aid to France :?
NAPOLEON III.

NNPULEUN ITIs
LONDON, Jan. 14.-Labocut and Generals
Ftoissart and Failly have arrived ut Chiselhurst
from Ftoncc to attend tho funeral Of tho cx-
Emperor Napoleon.
T. is stated that tho Queen will visit tho En-
press Eugene after tho funeral. Prince Teck
has Eone TO ChiaolhurBt. Tho Commandaut Of
The Royal Military Academy At Woolwtch, where
khe Prince Imperial Is cadet, has forbidden all
entertainments until after The funeral.
Minister, has gono to Chisolhurat. The crowds
there are increasing by every train.