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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25
Dine DepopllaLlon OF Erance.

The Pail Mall Gazette, under the
above caption. says ''In epite.of the
natural advantages of this country its
geographical situation, its fertile soil,
Its temperate climate, &c, and also the
fact that within the last thirty years
the average length of lie has increased,
the population Of France is not IN
creasing as it should. In the rural
districts there is a positive decrease,
and IN the large towns the population
is almost stationary. The fields are in
a great measure deserted for the work.
shop, and large numbers of young men
are leaving the country in the hope of
realizing rapid fortune and in order
to escape military service. This move.
ment of the population particularly
noticeable in the south-w est, and oil
the regions comprised between the
great Southern Canal and the Pyr-
enees. In consequence of the above
facts, nj. Fuster, well-known savant,
has been commissioned by the Minister
of the Interior to study the causes of
emigration, aud TO lind a remedy: he
has already written few notes on the
subject, from which it appears that the
Basque Provinces have suffered severe
ly from this scourge, as he Cal it.
Authentic documents show that in the
Haute-Garonne and the Ariege there
are already whole villages deserted.
The emlerants' are above all young
people, lads and girls, the flower of the
population. They so in crowds to
South America, to Montevideo, Vera
Cruz, Brazil, Chill, &c. The conse-
quences of this migration are adds
the sayant) a great reduction in the
number of recruits. At Lurhe, for
example, which used to farnish eight
or ten conscripts year, only two or
three are now obtained The same
difference is to be found in nearly all
the communes, where arabic lands,
and manufactures are deserted. With
in a radius of less than four miles M.
Fuster found six farms abandoned and
the land uncultivated, and he declares
the depopulation so great that there is
reason TIC fear that only the old and in
I firm will soon remain beh nj. At Ogen,
where in 1866 the population was l.
500, it is now only l, 400 This is not
all. The consequence of so much land
being thrown ont Of cultivation it that
tho country is becoming unhealthy,
the population stunted. and the COM
munes poor. Dominated by the idea
of getting rich, the youths lose all
sentiments of religion and patriotism,
and all love of family, and the priests
thunder in vain from the pulpit against
emigration. 1t appears that great
hardships attend the young people in
South America, and that most of them
fall victims to agents, who encourage
them to emigrate in the first instance,
and then prey upon them when they
land ON the other side of the Al!autic.
NJ. Fustef proposes that the law should
be changed which allows young man
to emigrate up to the age Of eighteen,
aud that the national school-masters
should hold conferences every Sunday,
to point out how money may be made
at home, and what dangers and TRIALS
surround the emigrant."
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

breed between the Southdowns and
Longwools large breed, with long
coarse wool, in form resembling the
Cotswold, with black faces and legs.
IN regard to this matter of the color
OF the faces and legs, it is remarkable
that while the Southdowns, which
stand at the head of all these varieties,
have, as before observed, brown or
grey colors in these parts their
crosses on other breeds will frequently
show black faces and legs.
When the object is to keep a small
flock for mutton, rams of this variety
are found exceedingly profitable to
cross on ewes Of almost any other breed.
But the nearer they 80 to the pure
blood, the better the mutton.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25
Extreme Summer Heat.

The following figures show the ex-
IRENE summer heat in the various
countries of the world Bengal and
the African desert, $50 deg. Fahren-
heit; Senegal and Guadalupe, 100
deg Persia, 125 deg Calcutta and
Central America, 100 deg. Afghanis-
tan and the African deserts, 10 deg. ;
Cape of Good Hope and Utah, 105
deg. Greece, 10l deg. ; Arabia, 103
deg. Montreal, 103 deg. ; New York,
1O2 deg. Spain, India, China and
Jamaica. 100 deg. Sierra Leone, "a
deg. France, Denmark, st. Peters.
burg, Shanghai, the Burman Empire,
Buenos Ayrcs and the Sandwich
Islands, 100 deg ;.Great Britain, Siam
and Peru, IS deg. Portugal, Pekin
and Natal, 80 deg /; Siberia, n deg.
Australia and Scotland, Is deg Italy,
Venezuela and Madeira, 73 deg; Prus.
sia aud New Zealand, 20 deg. Switzer.
land and Hungary, 66 deg. Bavaria,
Sweden, Tasmania and Moscow, 6
deg. Patagonia and the Falkland
Isles, 50 deg. Iceland, 40 deg, and
Nova Zembia, coolest Of all, 81.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25
Treatment of New Dwenng Rooms.

The dampness of newly finished
rooms is not due so much TO the water
used in mixing the plaster, rs to the
water of hydration of the lime, liber
ated by the action of carbonic acid. The
action of the small quantity pre-
sent in the normal atmosphere would,
however, be so slow, and the water
liberated so gradually, that no injuri-
Gus effects could result. But as soon
as the rooms become tenanted, that
large amount of earbonic acid given
Oft IN respiration causes such rapid
displacement of water, and with it
other matters indicated by the pecu-
liar odor, that unpleasant and in
furious results may follow. Treat
ment of the rooms with carbonic acid
before occupying them, suggests itself
at once, as a means of rendering them
rapidly tenable. Although, by call
culation it would require the carbonic
acid, from the combustion of about
800 pounds of coal, to displace the
hydrate in water in the walls of a
room of about 1,50C square feet of sur
face, in practice the consumption, in a
suitable way, of about five pounds of
charcoal per day, for five days, in the
room, would answer, because the interi-
or portions are protected from rapid
action of carbonic acid, as soon as a
layer of about one-tenth of an inch has
been acted on. This is proved by the
fact that Professor Fuchshas detected
caustic lime in walls centuries old.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25
Truth Clearly shaken.

The recent Convention OF Democrats
and Liberal Republicans for tho State
of Michigan adopted the following
among the resolutions of their plat
form:
"That every actor in and promoter
Of the recent legislation which, disre-
garding the great burden of the ma
tional debt and the stringency of money
now seriously affecting all classes OF
business, without necessity or proprie-
ty doubled the salary of the President
and the pay of members of Congress
retroactiyely, and is IN the future in
creased TO more than $50 per diem for
all the time of their actual attendance
on sessions, ought to be whelmed in
such food of scorn and obloquy as to
secure a speedy change of the law, and
TO deter all their successors from re-
peating the scandal and Ipfamy Of such
enactments.
This describes in appropriate Ian
guage one OF the most scandalous
transactions in our history. There is
one fact connected with the affair, how
ever, which has not yet been presented
90 the people with sufficient force and
prominence. This fact is that Presi-
dent Grant personally exerted his in
huence with members of Congress TO
secure the passage of the bill He
lObbied for the increase Of his own
salary. lie had agreed TO serve as
President for $3.50 a year, hut for
getting that he was bound in Lonor by
such agreement, he went 10 members
Of Congress and besought their aid to
accomplish this unprecedented act Of
plumber. ii the members of Congress
who voted for the bill merit the public
condemnation, President Grant merits
it more than they.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25
BE careful how you 90 TO sleep at an

BE careful how you go TO sleep at an
auction. A gentleman settled himself
in \ comfortable chair, and his senses,
soothed by the auctioneer's lullaby,
soon dropped asleep. When his nap
was over he left the place The next
day he was astounded at the receipt OF
bill for several hundred dollars worth
Of carpets and other things. The auc-
tioneer had received his somniculous
mods for bids.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

THE shells for the thirty-fve.ton
guns on board the British iron-clad De-
yastation are two feet in length, twelve
inches in diameter, and weigh seven
hundred pounds. They are construct
ed upon the Palliser principle, OF a con-
ical shape, the points being hardened
by chilling.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

WE forgive too little, forget too
much. Madame iSWctchine.
, 1873-12-13

waa expected to return to Oxford, wl,cro ho llas
1,oun rlttauing l8 studies, OIL tho 9th; bt,t tho
20tla In now natnesl M thu cn.Itoat day for the
Quoon leaving .Dnlnornl, and 1t is uncer-
thin whnIllor s!io will not ren,nin there
till December. Tho Prince of WalcB, who
has. Rinco lliB return from tho Highlands,
bcon paying round Of viHits ntul shooting oyor
scvornl rlc!'fy.Htocltod preaorvcp wll.c Ind beou
specially kept up for him, received company Mt
saasrillEllanl OH sntuday md sunday, nnl ,raa
on again on Monday To other 1riot,tls and now
shooting grounds. THO Duke Of Edinburgh Ia
tack from nuhhia, nntl over hoad and cars 10 tho
l'tlslnoas Of 1l0nso~flirrishing. Oaronco HouHo,
hia bachelor resitlotlca, adjoining It, James Phi
nee, is beng trimmed np and ,n"lo to look us
bright mud SMART aBposaiblo for tho young bride,
until tho nav houao at Konsington iB roatly.
Being mnrriod, III tho Dukes caAo. dooB not ni,-
parontly imply boing settled, for lo aud lis
household goda will 10 perpot,lalty shifting from
ono home to another. Part Of cacll your will lo
spent in England, part in 1s,,ssfa, and part Mt
tcoburg, whore ono Of Tho Dncnl pa1acca haB
hcon sot apart for tho heir 10 tho Dnchy. Daa1,
Stanley Inns beai choAon to 70 to st. Petersburg
to perform tho marriage service. not only bo-
ca,lBo io IL n fnvorito with tho Qucon, bmt be-
cause ho il nlso i'll high favor with tho Grcok
Church, IN alliance with Which ho haB ofton nd
yOcatpd,
, 1873-12-13
THAT COMPACT,

To the Editor qf Tie Chicago Tribune:
SIT: Eyory Btocklloller iu The railroads lend
Ing out Of tho city, as we'll as every travolor ovor
the same, will road with pleasuyo the notice, in
THE TRIBUNE Of Thursday, OF tic new compact
entered into by tho officers Of the roads, utterly
to break up tic system Of carrying passengers
without lus compensation. Now, tho question
Is asked, Will the agreement DO lived up to2 It
will bo remembered tl'at, on June % last, an
agreement was entered into, supposed to },o
equally binding with tic one now mado but it
is notorious that was violated.
There is n good joke told by party
who doubted its integrity. Hearing Of
tho arrival Of n chronic doadlead from
New England who has Visited Illinois
tWicc cach year for dozen years., and
always had tho froo run, for himself mud family
Of MI tho roads leading out of this city. to trayol
to and fro, either for the purpose Of Hooiug to
tho safety of hla mortgages. or for pleasure, io
saitt to ono OF tho Directors Of Il leading road
tiiut tile Eastoln 1noncy-lcndcr liad so reduced
Tho operation OF obtaining passes to n science
Tint 10 compact could prevent his riding free, rs
ho had been 10 long doing. Tho Director then
1lnols Central, md kne,o he could not get one
over his rond. Within forty-eight hours Of that
limo tho Eastern gentleman was seen riing
down tho Illinois Central, with q nicely-prntotl
piece Of paper III his pocket, npon which was
written, pasH Mr.. B!nnis and daughter to Dinul1
aud return" The Director WIS out IS, putting
tho joke In its place.
I notice tho Michigan Central docs not Join in
in tie compact. ThH fact wall 10 pleasant to
contemplate by its stockholders, who hold corti-
ticates for which they paid from par to 1885, now
only worth III. STocKHoLDE2.
, 1873-12-13

A cnlico party will bo given by tho Merry
Club at Marines Hall, Thursday evening.
Tho Directors OF tho Illinois Humane Society
aro requested to mcot ut the Office Of the Society,
Noom u Central Union Block, this afternoon at
2p m.
A nan named Arnold Wobbor..has been miss
lug Bince Monday from No. OUT West Luke
street. Flo wus last seeu ut u lnto hour Monday
night, OIL West Madison street.
Justice scully again recommended, yesterday,
that Alfred Rob!iiton hc appointed Bai!iF Of tho
Wost Side police Court, aud Epoke highly Of
Mr. Robinson as MI eihciont officer.
The salo OF ticlets for tho Star Course lecture
delivered Tuesday evening, will besn this ,orE-
!ng at Janson, Mcclufg & Co.'s, aud at tue Music
Tho now Trinity Church Chapel. corner Of
Michigan ayonue and IWenty-Eixth street. will
be formally opened Tomorrow. Tho llov. DR..
Sullivan will atlnsiniator thu Holy Communion at
the morning sory!co.
DR.. II. II. Gregg OF Buffalo, will olucldate lis
theory Of the cause and curo Ut consumption
l'oforo 1noo!ing Of homeopathic pi.ysiciaus to
bo held this evening ut No. u Washington
Btroot.
Inst evening Mr.. Sharp, tho agent Of the
dloLe Insurance. Company, loil on the side walk
at the corner of Third aycnuo and FanDnten
street. nud broke his leg. Ho was takon to lis
home, No. 3l0 West Twelfth street.
Tho regular weekly mootiug OF the plitosoph-
: ocinct n Mnt|,n1ist Church DlosI. uorner Of
c|nrL md Wash,nmton strretn. Dr., N, II. Al!ott
wiz vii rcad m oril,,tn nunor IN Natural Science
Not Antngquistio to Religion
The foualo suffrnglstn Of this city and vicinity
propose IL eolcbrute, Tucstlay, tho contonnial
Mastn,, '"S Sbor " Snensors of stnet;on viii tni
~ H. ;,,at;ao ~ fnxntio~ wthnmt rorrn.ent"
~ ~, ~ H. ~ no,' I'm" " r;ii on;inovor ~ un
st - = ~ s',o alsn ,,n;,,nt NJ thc nrcsnnt Jav
, 1873-12-13

a San Francisco doctor has received a legacy
of l.09O,Q0n francs from French testator,
whom he relieved from MI apopleetic attack in
rail car, year. or two since.
-4ta sad effect Of tho financial panic the
Lynn Reporter says tllere wora Aovoaty leHB cor-
tilicatca Of marriage granted by tho City Clerk
of that city from july to December OF this yenr
tlnn during tic corresponding tin,o Inst year.
1t is Significant Of tho perfect discipline to
Which the Brussels Police lluu reduced tue citi-
xcns, that when ]atclv q man wab found hang
iug. tho fliscoyerer lot him be and sont for tho
police. When aHkod why In tho world lie did not
INSTANTLY cut MIN tlown ilo explained that be did
not think lo was Justified in 80 doing until tho
policu came.
How quot they do koop.thiuga In Hartford,
to ho suro, especially .lefacntlons. Not a word
las any journal Of that city gaid concerning tho
fuet that tho boidstnen of Il gentleman who
honlo time ngo hold I'LL Important Federal office
IN Hartford hnyo been called upon to perform
tho agreeable duty Of paying up fow thousand
tlollars that were missing III Ills accounts.-Neto
Ndren Palladium.
ten stolen from III front Of Lis store, several
weoks aSo, aud he act trap to cntoh the thievcs
which proved successful. Ho filled large elloBt
with sawdnst, first buring hole III the bottom,
and not it out In front Of tho shop. About
O'clock wi,ito tho attention Of tho men in tho
shop was diverted, tl!e chest VISA stolon. 1ts
whoscnbouts WIS easily found by means Of tue
sawtust trail.
On tho pino box inclosing the caskot con-
tanning tho ron,alns Of slit. Malone, who was
hanged the other tlay in Genrgin, tho following
wosds wcro writton: q He died as ho had lived
IL hero morrncd by thousands aud latod by
few; tho sud, sn1 victim Of q jutlie,nl murder !;
tho fatal decision Of n so1f-loycd exocutiye-a
hcartloBs, yes, marble hearted"
, 1873-12-13

business Before tho milwaukee,
CONFERENCE.-THE AEslit,st tho Caty--
OrGOli w. Webster.
Snecial Dfsnateh h' Tbs Chfea7o Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Deu. l9.-Tho cnsp Of Mrs, McNa,,gh.
ten against the City Of Milwaukee was decided ycstor-
day Lcforo Judge Small, Of Tho Circuit Court The Jury
brought III aycr<ct Of $1,000 for the plaintiff Tho
suit WIS brought to damages for injuries re-
cciyed owing to n Defective sidewalk on the South
SIlo.
Thu Orton w. Webster suit WIS concluded today In
tho County Court, before Judge a. G. May. TlIs suit
was brought by john j. Oron, tie lamota lltiaant,
whose name las been long associated in the courts
with TINT Of Josian H. Noolan, It ,xps triul for
damages OH Tho Charge Of brutal assault rrcfor3ed by
Orton, who assaulted by Webster tn 1885, und ter
ribly bruised. 0rton clptnlcd Tint Webster WAS ut
tety unknown to him, and waa ncItc to thu net y j.
A. Noonnn. Tho case l'us hccn nScry allow aud tedious
o1e aud was given to the jury to-llny' The jury
S5,01U
, 1873-12-13

mnn pn,nnd William f,urrv. vim hro,tc III, T., FL
Ton,u row ,nor,1,a mo IL eli, - .at,a,, -
wv S "o@' No "'n ~ '"Ao11 w
sE' Aon's 1o-aay'
Olsicor Dittongor Yesterday arrested Dayd
w;crcru I'll, ,,innccr moc,,,ouct,o,, nm ,, ~ tho
city, on tho charge Of vngrnncv. IIo waH locked
I'm Mt t},c Arr,orv ana will havo mn oxon,;no,or
hnroro norna,, H. ,aa.,ia,. e'''''A
"o,o'o o"''so" 'n'' tao.''as'
notorious tllfof called "Specldod Joo" WAS
arrested yesterday, and locked nm at tho Union
y,root ctnti,r III !. .,,,,uod y, Lo.o o,,.,.I.
III n,n,hnr ~ rot;w r',,,o,oa :v anro ~ +n Wns.
S;fla ,,nr;n,, fho rnst mo,t, W. '"o ""S'
Yesterday ,nt,rnp iion,iiIeJ Jo Dcinnow "'t., n,
lilo n,u,, who rubbel him. gcullv llnld Horn
tn the Criminal Cnurt h, i,ni1 of ~ Inn oe
r...sa Will .,."'. ,I..,'1. s1'e'',
Ja'hce h!lllef, AIMS iianlev, robbed tlie money
drawer Of tho grocery store, ~. laGo stato
stIeot. Io oMnea py Mfs; ffeur1ca silver. Lie got
WIN ald from nolghbor, lie was arrested, but
1o hhd tl1fo~n awny tho money. Iailyon held
HIN Io ING cflln'nal Court III 1aal ol 95Vu.
,,,John John IL. Wlllcston, or the tirtn OF Cara1oy j.
WINSTON tho maniliactnteru OF tho Bn1ao
pfess, was boioro Justice llalncB yesterday, Oh
partner. Tho result Of tho examination was that
Air. Wllleason was discharged.
Ycatcrf1ay oynnipr, Of}cnr noltowp of tha
Union Htroct Station. snw n Inv nton,jut. n mir
II boots from q store OH Wost Afn{liAou Httoct
Tho officer arrested him, and while ho was taxi
i'g him to the stntion ho tried to stub Tue otll-
cor. Tho 'attcr prevented him by graBplng his
aim. AT the station tho boy gaIo the naine of
William Robinson.
Detective IIoruco Elliott ycatertay nrriyotl
from ST, Louis, having in crstoiv twn mcn
1,nmcd Wijliatn md Gborlea Wlis1,,' win nro
n,lnDoscd to haye been concornad in tin ro,-
herieB OF DCes l. Spencer aud ]. ". Butler i
Co.'S stores, committed d few weeks ago. a
large number of new revolvcfa wero found iu
their possesslo'. Tioy wero locked up at the
this morning.
Oncer Co.Yy vesterlav nrrested stcn,,cn MIL
Ter. renl ostatc nco1,t On tio ennrce pf ohtu;,,-
illg money OF, fnso nretonaes. II nnpenrn tltat
Miller borrowed mosioy Of Patrick O'Calligha.,.
ho,,su w}ch. Il IL snid. Ia ,l int nwn fio ~ was
, 1873-12-13
POMEROY AT BAY.

Tho Ex-senator from EknMbus Will
Not ESQ DisErtaccti. Except in Coed
C0snpnny-.12o E1ns u Disclosures -
to N3:i:kc.
Special Dtsrateh To The chira9o tribune.
LrAvInwonTIr, Kau., Dec, 12.-It B Eait in wcll-in-
formed political circles TINT disclosures Of most
slartng nature will bo nlatc in fow dnys. Gov Os-
born III private conversation Tonight, remarked that
tho developments would utter aatonal-
ment. Dcluilo information Ia hard to Oh
tain. but I am led tn Ielcyo that
pomcroy haa malo cortain astounding revelations af-
fect!ug the reputation Of mapy public men, of
whom now hold Federal Offices. II romcroy Ia forced
I" trial tho Charge Of bribery, 1t is hts plan to
veal tbo contents Of Ills a1avs. II tho persecution
il ,s he'd, the secrets Of thu alinvit6 ay not tr,E
rtrc. Tho Governor and other wcll-ppeted rc-
ctansa ekert nt tho revelations will sllUw crino aud
eolnp4 'city IN crin,o in unexpected quarters.
, 1873-12-13
Cuban Meeting I'm Now York.

*ueca1l DtciMrh 10 Tic ChifMgo 7fi1une.
NEW YunH, Dec. IA larGo Cuban MuER-mectlng
vas, " humanity for Cuba" THO astamhiage. wns
Of New York were tho platforsn aul nao remarks.
The Rev. George u. llepwo,th spote hrst and hts
address, waa the principal ono Of the evening" I'll.
naany bearing mud carl.est urging that tho Uuiteh
States Government a.lopta vigorous war policy rc-
sssed no hsry sTEovai, ,,ss Of 0.S ,,
ought I; ssst-ns: ,y tslss;aph sst " mai!s'
! undo: et I'aln e.lon stases ins!e Of b1n,
hil4n, aid Others also made short al!rcsAes.
held Mt the Cooper Institute to-nit, 10 protest in tle
namo nf humanity md justice ga.st tic barbariea
waa herae1 by by argo pes.ers head hoae "No sore
S tue ne Of m m1clg0rst tights e
ef'"r ococt, hut there WAS i,nmcuse crowd out
side tho do At and In fey minutes afer tae doors
Barnard presided. Lettera road from s. s. Cox.
Lieut.; ;-dov. Robinson aud Alexander Stephens, e1-
s yhy @ T S 10 gss s st ho nains ss;
sso @ at lis viowa il regard to theso atroctes wero
In seinway HILL. Having entire confidence that tho
1vrrntncnt wall do n that ie ncco:enry to vindicate
t honor of S soansr @ h0 # fzrs not to aa0
ills Hu,hct. Tic first speaker was G.
H. Hcpwor:h no raid America has mado de-
under tie circ.unstaucre, like apology. Tho next
mc@sage ough: to bn In tho shapo OF bonlbshc
4 prcanble and resolution adopted rchoarhlug
the stories Of crnetics prcticcd by the 6panarls III
Cuba upon niell. wo1cn and children praying Con-
gross to aoit mednurcs to prevent their recurrence,
aud nslng TINT helligerens rghts bo accorded the Gu
Ian revoutlo1.ists.
Atlilressos then delivered by Gen. Cochcran,
a1orsltz ElIiuser, Gen. Mcn, Rev. John parAcr and
119j. lIaggcrty. Tho proceedings closed with reso-
luton caillE tho lion. Alexander Stephens md
tug lion. s \. Cox to present tho memorial aud rcso-
luton to Congrefg.
, 1873-12-13

ts$cntinel - Newspaper.
Special pi&Eutc1to to The Ehteayo 7rituss,
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 14.-Eow8papcr and political
circles hero huyo within few ays past been disturbed
from tho reposo they have enjoyed Euro election by
rnmors Of radical change In tho management: Of tic
milwaukee, Sentinel. The ScattIe, Printing Company
Is stock concern. Tho amount Of stock ia now 5s0-
600. The Hon. A. NJ. Thomson, tho elitor-in-chtcf,
$4,000 Of the STOCK Other parties havo recently
purchased sufficient amount of tho stock to sccuro
Of the shares. and, therefore, will control
the direction. It il aserrcd by many persona.
mostly opponents Of tho Republican Admins
ration That etulor Carpenter IL to cnnrol the
Of tho paper. but this IL dcetl y bis most intirnlo
friends, among others n. s. atnrIl,ny, ESQ.,, his law
partner. n. s. Murphey a,ld " q. Roberts, tho pres
ent hHeincas tnnnaRer Of tho Sentinel, hnvo coll
trolling interest Your correspondent enrne that Just
previous to olertton tsso Of additional stock to the
hands Of Z. H. Baicr, Of nucne, Mt hat time nepnblf-
can candidate for Governor, and afterwards sold
ION. 8. Murphcy. This n,al!o tho tatnl amount
sGa ,0o0 This gaYu Mr.. Mnrphey Sl7,500 ". G.
Roberts Tho safne amount, and left Mr. Thomson
in control OF tho bannce. aIeayrs. Alurphcy nui
Roberts havo united TO GUST Mr. Tlonaon, and tho
latter Rcntcnan will retire the LIST Of January,
aud will doubtless hereafter turn Ills attention to Tic
manufacture Of poetry at which, If the pbIlo hns
high appreciation Of his abilities he has himself
tho Scntinct will undoubtedly lie Republican, hut is
editorial direction is to 10 controlled by Donrd 0f
Directors, OIL tho principle Of tho London 7t1Hca tho
New York 1Fionnt, and other share-holdng assncia-
lions. Tho c!itorshlp Of tho Sentinel has bcnn
Chicago Times ard acccpte rs that gentIoman, who
occupied that postiou previous to his removal to
Chicago.