National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-01-03

Board Of Arb1trntlOn.---W W orkInBmeH
riots in New York.---Opening of the
Boston Peace Jubilee.
10. Exclusion OF indirect claims by
the Geneva Board.
25. The U. s. accept the decision OF
the Geneva Commission.
~. Release of DR.. Hubbard from the
Spanish prison.
90. Treaty between France and Ger.
many about vacation of French terri
tory.
3. Opening of the International Prison
Convention at London.
3. Destructive fire at Ccc stantinOplc.
1000 houses destroyed.
6. Great mortality in New York City
from the effects of the heat; ,569 per-
sons died in the week ending July 6.
10. Democratic National Convention
in Baltimore, and Endorsement of the
Cincinnati nominees.
2c. Assassination of President Balta,
of Peru.
AUGUST
5. Adjournment of the French As
sembly to November.
6. Death of Devrient, the great Ger
man actor. Burning of Nishnei Nov
gorod, the Russian market town.
10. Burning of the steamer Bienville,
from New York to Aspinwall; "a lives
lost.
10. Judge Geo. G.. Barnard of New
York found guilty by the High Court Of
Impeachment and deposed.
u. Gen. Dix nominated for Governor
of New York.
"a. Burning of the America at Ma
gasaki.
80. Steamer Mets sunk while on route
to Providence; 40 lives lost.
SEPTEMBER.
I. DR.. Schoeppe acquitted Of the
murder of his mistress.
70. Death of Lewis Fsuerboch, at
Nuremberg.
IA. Close of the Geneva Convention.
L. S. obtain fifteen and half millions
of damages.
10. Death of King Charles XIV. of
Sweden.
80. First appearance Of Lucca in New
York. ---Acquittal of Laura Fair at San
Francisco.
OCTOBER
.. Death of Prof Lieber, in New
York. Crisis in Wall street.
8. Republican victories in Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, Indiana and Nebraska.
10. Death of VIM. Ii. Seward.
13. Wreck of the Pacific Mail Steamer
Guatemala on the Mexican coast.
Is. Opening of the first railroad in
Japan.
81 The epizootic becomes epidemic.
of horse railroad travel in
New York. Emperor William, arbi-
traitor in the San Juan question, decides
in favor of the L. $.
%. Burning of the steamer "Nlis-
souri,. Great loss of life.
NOVEMBER
). Presidential election. Success of
the Republican ticket
6. Death of Gen. Meade, at Philadel-
phia.
9---10. Large fire in Boston. 750
houses destroyed. Loss, S75, 900, 900.
l3. Severe gales in the Baltic Sea.
II. Evacuation of San Juan by the
British
is. Lerdo de Tejada elected President
Of Mexico.
81. Peace between Brazil and the Ar
gentine Republic.
90. Jay Gould forces Chicago and
North Western Railroad bonds from SO
to 23O.
%. Burning of Lima Edwin's Theatre.
go. Death of Horace Greeley.
DECEMBER
]. The French Ministry offer their re-
,ignations, but withdraw them next
lay. Stirring debates in the Assembly.
2. Congress re-assembled.
4. Funeral of Horace Greeley The
Electoral Colleges deposit their votes
or President---Governor Warmoth, in
of the injunction of Judge Du-
ell, declares the results of the election.
8. Judge Durell calls upon Federal
roops to enforce his order Ward Hunt
If New York, appointed U. S. Judge, in
,lace of Judge Nelson, resigned---Wreck
# the Pacific Mail Steamer Sacramento. |
6. Judge Durell decides against Gov
'rnor Yarmouth Henry Rogers ex-
cuted i'll Brooklyn.
7. Ministerial change in France.
Q. The Louisiana Legislature con-
'enes, Warmoth impeachcd. Pinch
,ack declared Governor.
10. Fire in the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
| girls burned to death.
II. Death of Edwin Forrest the
ragedian.
II. Bismarck resigns as President of
he Prussian Council
20. Floods in England.
81. The French Assembly restores the
property to the Orleans Princes
%. Barnum's Circus, Grace Chapel
nd other buildings, destroyed by fire in
Iew York.
"a Great fire in Centre street, New
LOSS of lives.
26 Great snow storm in the Middle
nd Eastern States.
The SWjss Times tells comical story
f a couple of lovers who a few days
go attempted to commit suicide in the
Iake of Zurich, near kuschlikon, be-
ause the young lady's parents refused
heir consent to their marriage. In
rider not to be separated in death, the
Dung lady tied one of her feet fast to
ne of her lovers, and they thus threw
themselves into the water. But the
oung man does not seem to have been
s courageous or as desirous of leaving
his world as his companion, and shouted
or help at the top of his voice. Help
'as fortunately at hand, and they were
9th dragged out Of the water and
anded over to the 'lice, who provided
hem with dry clothes and put them
nder lock and key.
Robert Kettle, temperance mission
ry in Glasgow left few tracts with a
onng LADY one morning. Calling at