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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-12

Vtcksburg Herself AGains
~kcKsBURG, December ll.-An 4n;es So
dav and business il fully resumed.
Reports from the interior ere shas % .
negroes are returning to the ,aields and pUe
suing their usual avecatiOns. The aitr %
quiet and orderly.
4 New Police.
The board of aldermen last Aighe an saa,e
ize-i the mayor to organize y brigade q
volunteer policemen, to consist 1t tss asSpo
panies OF fifty men each.
The Prissness.}
Sheriff Crosby and several negro f&aAas
are stilI held prisOD ere, parity for their UvA
safety, aud to be made amenable e.. tho
laws. il il is proved they yiolatsd thea
Another Bead, Missing,
The beard Of county supervisors, al 40.
gPOes but one, now in session, discovered
that the negro chanc6ry clerk has no bond
whatever On record, though he has been lin
office more than year. There are sevea
pending against him.
Death sf q. OLD River Nlno.
CAPRO, December IA-Captsin Hsfp~s
Falls, wealthy citizen and old Iiyeg f.eAo
died here this morning from ini iasirs go
eeiyed BY a fall week ago.
Plaain9 MIL Burned.
CINCINNATI, December 1l.--S}fiffn % 6
Sons planning mill burned; loss, $6Q.OO0
The Clacianatl Centennial.
The committee of the Board of Trade, 60
whom was referred the subject of the ereos
ton of centennial memorial buildings of o.
substantial character, to be ready for Occ,ss
pancJ on the fourth of July, 1876, and to be
dedicated to the use Of the Cincinnati In.
dustrial Exposition and kindred purposes,
made preliminary report to-day in favos
of the project.
The committee further Auggest that tis
celebration assume the form Of @ grand
Centennial Exposition, Of purely national
character. to be opened within memorial
buildings, and to continue three months. A
resolution was unanimously adopted by the
board that tho subject be referred back to
the committee for further consideration.
with Instructions to report the steps necesS
sary and means to be adopted to- procure
from the General Assembly the neceesare
legislation in furthersnce Of the undes
taking. Nearly 100000 has been already
.npscribed to The guarantee fund -. TIA
Cincinnati Industrial Expositio, ioy 1879.
ronvention of Tobacco Cutters,
At theEouveEtion OF tie Westeyr. To:yaecs
Cutters Association, representing The Miss
die and Western States. beld hero toAiay.
resolutions were adopted opposing the
passage of tho bill now bending in Congress
permitting the saie o; "nta.ed Leaf sobacsss.
to CODsumeIS
Arrest CT Count erfeiters.
ST. LOUIS. Dece mber ll.-Robers :, %s,s,
iiams and George Rankin, counterfsiters,
were arrested here last night after n dess
Rerate fight, IN which Wilmer and s. 8,
Watts, who were assisting the detectives
were badly wounded. They were taken As
the hospital. ~
Ia the room occupied by Williams AaG
.sAnk'" "Vev soOOo IN c"nnterfAis money q
looH1uUaD on 10UxT1 1xo0f
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NEW YORK.
Billiavdss


ENw YOHK. December ii.--in = billiard
match, 500 points, three balls, Eudoiphe
won in the forty fret mpins. CARRIER see.
Hnd, 33e.
Explosion Of Steam Tva.
The steam tug L. NJ. White exploded hee
boiler off RandallS Island to-day aud sunk.
No lives lost
Evis Railroad IN Court.
The State Attorney General, in che snit
against the Erie Railway Company, alleges
the notes in question were issued to Presi-
dent Jewett in part payment Of his salary
Of sac, ,oco per annum, according. to contract
made with him by the company; that said
contract 10 illegal and the salafy unreason-
able and exorbitant; that Jewett has there.
by unlawfully used property of the COM
pSny and suffered it to be wasted, and ia
guilty of gross misconduct as director and
president, aud will continue to abuse his
trust unless restrained by the court and
suspended from office.
The Attorney General also alleges that
the combination between the Erie Com
pany and New York Central and Hudson
River Company, for uniform rates for
transportation. and for an increase of the
same and q division of the earnings ia
illegal and against the interest and rights
of the people, as is also similar combine
ton with the PeDnsylvanis Railroad Com
pany; that all these agreements were known;
that they were permitted, and consequently
Jewett was guilty of additional misconduct
and abuse OF trust. Wherefore the people
Of New York, through the Attorney Gen.
eral, pray said contract and agreements be
declared void; that the said Jewett be
called to account for his official misconduct
and Suspended from office, and that the
Erie Company be restrained from executing
said notes and contract with Jewett, and q
receiver be appointed to hold the notes.
a"d Tor -sch other relief as may be Just.
Postponed.
Ihe Tii:on Heechey case was pOstpOnsa
until the ti'st Monday in the January term.
No decision was given regarding tho 5!l! ot
particulars.
New York Entertained by an Earthquake.
The Post says the distinct shock Ut an
earthquake was felt fast Hight in the upper
part of the city. all along lhs Hudson. up
the Harlem rnad, asd at Stamford, C0nlee.
:icut. etc Families were aroused trIu
their beds. crockery shaken, ste.
IN relation to the shock OF an earthquake
last night the Post says very distinct
shock " as felt ut Dobbs' Ferry, New YORK,
and on the west bank Of the Hudson. be
tween Ycnkers and TsrrytOwn, at 1925 =.
NJ. house shock with such tremulous
motion that the family rushed from it,
thinking it was being crushed. The noise
accompanying this shock was % wen de.
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BY TELE CIR APH.
CONGRESS.
Ouse.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE day
was spent on the bill extending the patent
of ROllin White tor firearms, which was
rejecs csed.
A warrant mas been issued for g. 3. irwin,
agent Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com.
ton with the additional subsidy for the
China mail, he having failed to appear
before the Committee OF Ways and Means,
which ia investigating that subject.
The House adjourned until Monday.
6enate,
SO seasion to-day
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-12

lOC Tue cAccIAeut seEuuc tuaI LOl6 SCHOOL mas
gained. The attendance is almost perfect.
The building is not suitable for q school,
bnt before many more months new one
will be constructed. The rolls Of honor
make fine. showing: Misses Josephine
Lawson, Annie Garner, Emma Gardiner,
Maggie Crawford, Isabella Wooden. Mary
Dwyeg, Lizzie Crofton. Annie Lauman,
Kate Cooney, Lizzie Donnenfelser, Mamie
Cruaaas, Kate frazier, and Masters Will
liam OBrien, l.. II. Joyce, A. Kelley, G..
Berry. n. Covell. William Burgess William
Howe, S. Heap, II. Ormond, J. Burke, A..
Duvic, l.. Willis, S. Donwar, e. Ousti. }.
Forester, William Short. James Heap, &.
Forrest.
Teachers--F. Lowe, principal; Mrs. A. 3.
Craig. frst assistant; Miss r Collavauni,
Mrs. K. N. Stanislaus, Miss Z. Anderson,
Mrs. X. J. Kicker, Miss Z. NJ Browne, Mrs.
Z. W. Deklyne. Miss &. nSer. Misc NJ.
Lilly.
VALLEfTE--:OYs AND GELS.
One hundred and sixty three cAildren are
striving to obtain such an education as will
tit them for the active life which many of
them will soon enter on. The shcool i. held
in church, and of course there 10 only one
room for the touS teachers, but 0otwith
standing this misfortune the teachers have
brought their classes up to good standard
Several boys could easily pass AL examina-
ton for promotion. but ever since the
school has been in existence the first class
quietly withdraws, seemingly content with
having gone through primary school. The
roll Of honor 10 good one: Charles Cievers,
George Briggs. Homer Walker, Moses
Washby. Francis Graham. Henry Green.
William Young, Lizzie Daniels. At the
exhibition yesterday Ill tho GLASSES Joined
in song. singing az sweetiy as one could
wish. 4 piano was kindly loaned by Mr..
Werlein, - he has dOps ct each examine
tiOn.
Teschess--Miss l. fcdericke, principal;
Miss N. ". Clinchey, first assistant; Mrs. I.
G. Jones. second assistant; Miss u. Byrne.
third assistant.
NCDONOGHvYLAE-BOYs AND GIRLS
More than hundred children assemble
here and seem 70 take kindly 10 books, but
the frat clas. 10 kept down in consequence
Of tho plde;t scholars leaving just whom
they might aspire to the IIigh School.
Tsachers-Miss Z. 7. Hayden, principal;
Miss A. Michaud, second assistant; Miss N.
skiffiu gson ana Miss G. katrote. third A.
sistants.
IUNfseUHG-EoSs AsDGIRL>.
Mr.. Williams haa . good school, about
tw" miles below Algers, and gives the
children every advantage in his power. His
scholars DO net attend 40 regular ae he
wishes, but this is eaused in consequence Of
the children living long distances frcn. the
building
This Cutoff Road School. for tose and
girls. is :oiersbls veil sustained, and Mr..
+. North manages to DO some good service.
The damn School. for boys and girls.
il ~ good 40 circumstances will permit.
Mr.. J. : Marshall does sOe tire in teaching
oil the children who ehSOse t. svai. them
eelves Hf h.. school
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MISCELLANEOUS,

AOTlCE-TO MERCHANTS, FACgORS, PLANT.
IN and the public g+r,erally.-T1'e undersigned
Aaving opener an office fur tflt Surnshiug ~ good
ard reliable hell (shte aud coloredl, arc now pre-.
pared 10 6,,rnsls a ehOvt eOtice farm labOrers,
blao1Ismiths gsrd-nerA carpeRtefN. engineers,
etc. - Well a. trus' house s.gvants 1Dr city
country. <,ur mot 20 il. sIAsi honestly and fairly
bv al' Planters aud merch ants in LOuieiana aud
lhe adjoining Stasrs have their orders eatsfac.
tOrily flied by ad, sssiDg u.s. We feel confident
shat we ~ill b, able - vlesss anr pstrons aud
guarantee satisfacti,n
N. B.--Famit-s s.-ltne - work sn s,sses :os
ext u as0as ss0S nov on hand
JOHN A. vrE.. 1 co,
Labor Agents
10. III r~ydrsH street, EeW Or...us.
BS permit ssOp refer 80 Jt'. y Ns,:r = o..
10. IS Peters street; =. J. N Alien, ~" s9S
Common stvsct: Pssu~ Kennedy L Ga, 30. Is
RArUnne street; Eik,s Weeks e., No. 4s Haronde.
aet street: George PAndeIy, New Orleans. dee I'm
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Che Cemperature.

Ii. thermometer at Louis Frigerio'.. No.
% ChartTes street. on December II, stood az
follows: 4: 3 a. ~. so; d. T. NJ, 64o; at. s
z: ~, CO.. Loves: point during the night Of
December 10. :t:.
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The woinan who can make mince pie
has higher place in this world than one
who can only play tie piano.
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FOR RENT,

T1LEASANT EODNs, WITH OR WITH.
i out board, can b. procured at No. $40 st.
Charles street Terms-mOderate. oc50
INURNIsHED R"ONS.-WITH OR WITH
Il out board, in a deeirable location, convenient
tO two lines Of cars no. s. Rampant street. be.
tween Common ard Canal etre~ts. oc22
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EDOCATION AL.

yDHONOERAPHY... ..PHONOGRAPHH.
The advertiser wishes 70 form class soung
Men Gesireus OF learning the above art. MUNSONs
SYSTEM viii b Taught, in which the undtrslGned
hes had experience - An able and successful
teacher. For terms, etc. address .
BLAKE FOSTER, ct this once.
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lyiTN DIRECTORY NOTICK.
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Also y~us subscrip,isn. il nor given
Parties we ,nas have seascn 20 suppose they
have been N.issed Nv OuB canvasseys for the 1875
CITY DIRECTORY
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inssEt ion By sending per POSTAL card TO our
office. vhs DIRECTORY Si,t b. Issued to su,..
ecr;TSs
rebruaty I,
ard 70 ss'es will bs made till scbsrribess have
teen suDp,i4.. L. SOAROS i CO..
des 6. Publishers, No. Commercisl place.
j. j.. DICK.
ATTORSEY AT Law.
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no?::~ Near Court Bai'iines).
RI. ROMANO.
CUSTOMHOuSE BROKER.
Gnice. No. = Clinton street.
Ss:s.sa Cls:onfoase and Bienviuls streets. op
eos!ae tAe Customhouse.
roic'm NEW oRIEAvs.
NTEAMEH ELECTKIC SPARK.
Owners ~ goo - iost yer ste.mes Electric sparf.
from New Iurs. i'm 1854. are hereby notified that
unless their claims fled ANBW WITHOUT DIX.
LAY, they Will IS h.rTsd. Caims recovered with
dispatch by J. q. EUSTlS,
EE:sed states Commissioner.
n0f5 I'm No. IS CarOndelet etrert.
ID A. UVRkAfs
C-STERN MAKER.
No. tot yasRzine street. betweee Jsiis
and ST. Joseph streets.
DIPLOMAS AWARDED IN 1873 AND 1881
Csterns made to order aud repaired. All work
warranted. lot of cisterns from 1000 to 20 900 |
EAll0ns. made OF the best material and workman.
ship kept constalt On hand and for sale at prCes
% suit the times. orderr promptly attended to.
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DIDwELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

OPERA HOUSE,. e...OPERA dODsE
GsntuVdns. December ~, tS74s aISsiaeo
at ~ w.,
"a FAvOKlTEs
Grand Oyera an four acss.
Saturday Evening. Performance u -. 81.
LA JCIVEs
Neffp Grand Opsrs.
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SATURDAy-EO NAME matinee. twelve nc'ock.
Saturday and Sunday nishts~~The last Seyve'
eentatIons OF 40 NAME.
In preparation-.FIDELTA.T THH FIRE WA1Fo
Prices ~ usual DELI
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WASHINGTON.

Ne session today.
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This building is perhaps too far OH: of
the way tor attention of the authorities,
but as it is on city property some care
should be taken of it. The iron cistern, if
mot soon supported, will fall over, and some
little one will fall into the we'll if it is not
boarded over. Heavy damages vii! doubt
less follow if the new administrator G,.rp.
heed the warning. Miss Fair caused -.
rather contracted room sc be han.sH.n..r
decorated. evergreen being prominent. an..
as going to send four good cbilcrer-E.iioic
Guerrier. Charlotte Camp, Alice Ellis
James Morris, and ono bad little good
scholar to the High School. S.e has i6i
pupils, nearly two-thirds boys. amt many
who should be mentioned bu. will make
white mark by and by. In addition to the
other teacher Miss Clemensihe Boer and
Nine. Stacier assisted to cause success in
the musical department. Director AeCarty
owes his thanks to them. eF~ N"s.R ,
The teachers are-Miss A. Farr, principal;
Miss E. Bellonquet second assistant: Mise
, 1874-02-01
THE FARMERS,
The Marion County {lnd.) GrangexA.-
Declaration of Principles.

The Marion County Glnd.} Grangera--
Declaration of Principles
Special Dispatch to Tia CHICAGO 1+1bnnk.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Jan. 31.-The Grangers OF
this county (a1arion) in convention to-day, unan-
imously adopted the following:
Resored, That We disapproye Of any effort that has
for its object tho formation Of political party out Of
this Order that the resolutions adopted by tho State
Grunge ut its late session arc sufficiently clear
and explicit to indicate the views OF the Order
upon all queatons Of general interest that VIC are
pledged to the public by repeated denial of polt-
ica purpose to resist in good faith every effort
vert the objects Of this Order in that direction that
our members have in large measure been induced to
enter into this organization upon tho representation
that within its pale al Questions Of interest to tie
producer could be discussed without partisan btas
that in opinion members Of tie Order should BE-
left perfectly free to exercise their political prefer
ments without Eea:runt from any source whatever;
that would regard national calamity to form OF
persist in attempting to form class party for political
purposes; that the entire force Of the organization
should be directed TO the educational and coutuer-
cial interests Of those engaged in agricultural pur-
suits thst effort should be encouraged to give
tho votes OF this organization to either political
party, or for the forn,tion- Of ..party;
that will reals: and discour.enance the effort or
any inside outside the Order to tho organi-
zatiou for political preferEent believing that the dis
cuason Of questions relating to the productive inter-
ests Of tho country will better qualify the members Of
this Order to exercise their right Of franchise moro
underytandinEly and freely.
, 1874-02-01
BOSTON,.

Tho Excitement on the School-Com-
mittce-TEonnn QuestIOI1--An lndig-
nation Meeting and What 1t Did.
Special D,spatch to 1h< Chicago Tribune.
BosToH, Jan. 31.-A very interesting meeting
Of citizens OF the Eleventh Ward, both ladies
and gentlemen, was this ereuing called to-
gether by Mr. E. " Kinsloy, member OF
the School Committee from the ward, to con-
sider what action was best, in viow Of the decis-
ion OF the Board in declaring the seats OF the
lady members vacant. A series Of resolutions
vera then presented, in which regret was ex-
pressed at the action OF the School Commit
tee and providing for the appointment OF COM
mittee which should adopt all proper measures
to procure her restoration to the seat from which
she was wrongly removed An animated dis
cussion followed, in which the whole
matter WAS ably reviewed and presented in
al i1s different lights Finally, = resolution
was offered, in which the action OF the mombers
Of the School Board from Ward Eleven, who
voted to unseat the Indies, received unqualified
condemnation. This Was strongly opposed, and,
being lost, resolution Was adopted in which
the gentlemen were requested to unite in earn
est efforts to secure reconsideration OF tue vote.
The general opinion seemed to be that only by
reconsideration could the ladies' be restored to
their seats, and strong hope prevailed that
this would be the action OF the Board n it's next
meeting.
, 1874-02-01

Sands, United States Navy, now in charge Of the
Naval Observatory at Washington, has received
the white veil Of the order Of the Visitation, at
Mount Desales Convent, in Baltimore County.
4 very large assemblage Witnessed the ceremony.
"A consignment Of over 200 cases Of jap
anese silk worms eggs, intended for Italy, ar
rived in New York yesterday, by way Of San
Francisco. The last inspection Of the sample
case showed the eggs to be in perfect state Of
preservation.
The rifle match between menbers OF the
National Rifle Association Of America and the
team Of the Irish Rife Association Of Dublin,
has been nearly perfected. A. communication
from Arthur B. Ieech, Of the foreign club,
states that formal programme, on the basis OF
their challenge, is preparing, and will soon be
submitted to the American Association for its
approval.
Tho Toledo Blade Of Saturday evening con-
tains complete history Of that journal from itB
commencement, in 1895, to the present time. In
1855 tho establishment sold for 1000; in
1860 it brought 500 900 in 1879 the ya]ue Of the
Office was SlG0, 900, and at the present timo the
entire establishment is valued at something
over $500, 900. 1t has recently removed to its
new building, erected at cost of about SGO, 600,
and which IL said to be tho largest aud finest
building owned and occupied by any journal in
Ohio.
, 1874-02-01
CANADA.

Latest Returns from tho Elections.
Further Ministerial Guins--An At.
tempt to be :Made to Ulascat Sir John
A. Hucdon:tld--Fhe New Nexvfound.
land Government.
Special LispatcA to The Chicago TRIBUNE.
TORONTO, Jau. 31.-As returns continue te
come in they ehow more and more fayorable .e-
suits for tho Ministerial party. Ontario has
elected IS members, Of which G. are Govern.
ment, 18 are Opposition, aud are Independent.
Quebec has elected 81 members, Of which II aro
Government, IS Opposition, and three Inde-
pendent The Maritime Provinces returns naain-
ly tho same as yesterday, In Ontario and Que
bee the total figures stand 103 Ministerial, 81
Opposition, 6 Independent, which gives the Coy
ernnent on these two Provinces
/ MAJORITY OF 66
at preHent, and 13 still to hear from.
SO far the 'Reformers have gained 10 consti-
tuencies in Ontario, lost 4, one OF which is In
dependent. In Quebec they havo gained II, and
lost none, which makes q total Of 80 consti-
tuencies gained in two Of the niue Provinces.
It is now stated that sufficient grounds exist
for
uSsEAr1SG SIR JOHN 4. M'DoxaLD
in Kingston, where his majority only reached Sc,
on plea OF bribery nud corruption, and that
the matter will be brought before the judges at
ONCE
TIE NEW FouNDLAHD GOVERNMENT.
OTTAWA, jan. 31.-A telegram received from
st. Johns, n. F., announces the following
as the new Ministers Of that island: MI
Cartier, Premier and Attorney-Goneral; Mr.
Whiteway, Solicitor-General I; Mr., Rogerson,
Receiver-General 11r. Warren, Survey or-Gen-
era1 l1r. Dwyer, Public Works; Alr. Shea,
Colonial Secretary. The chief members Of this
Cabinet were few years ago turned out OF
Office as Confederate advocates. Public opinion
is still more or less unfayorable to confedera-
ton but it is thought it will eventually become
annexed, it being now the only portion Of Brit
lsh land in North America outs1de the pale OF
tha Dominion
, 1874-02-01
NOTES AND NEWS.


Special D,spatch to 79s Chicago Tribune.
WAsaEaToE, Jan. 31.-The meeting Of the
House vas for general debate only, and VAS
slimly attended, not more than forty or fifty
members being present. Mr.. Coz spoke
IN advocacy OF his currency bill, and Judge
Wilson, who, from the knowledge that he had
gained as Chairman OF the Credit Mobilier Com
mittee Number Two last winter, WAS prepared
to speak advised1y, made strong speech on
Pacific Railroad matters. which will have good
effect on the House. Judge Kelley, who never
misses Saturday, made another speech to his
Currency bill, du1i:g which, In Dawes absence,
Beck. CT Kentucky, had personal altercation
with him. Laughr,dge. Of Iowa, spoke in favor
tho Army appropriation bill, and Erastus
Wells, Of Missouri delivered an exhaustive argu-
ment IN favor OF liberal appropriations for rivers
and barbors, giving the statistics az to the
amounts received BY the mississippi VALLEY for
such purposes every year since 1912,
CIVn-sERy1CE REFORM.
The determined raid that Benjamin Butler ia
making on Civil-Seryice reform is complained Of
By the Examiners here as Of great injury to their
business. Applicants for examination are by no
means as numerous AZ formerly, the impression
being that tbs System will not last many weeks
longer.
Certain parties here are said to have attempt
cd to explain
TIE ao8HoRH KATTER
BY saying the p1opo4itlon made 10 him wsA not
, 1874-02-01
TELEGHApHlc BREWTtES

4 travelling agent named Adolph sorenzon,
residing IN Milwaukee, committed suicide 1T th 8
Ne~hau House last evening by cutting his
throa..
Yesterday morning David Mcdonald, while
in state OF into1icatlon. WAS run over and in
atantly killed by fast express train On The
Toledo, Wabash & Western Railroad, st Fort
Wayne, Ind. Deceased Was a brother Of the
Hon. B. Mcdonald, Of Columbia City, Ind, and
an old resident Of Fort Wayne.
Several vessels are ashore between Eaatport
and Jamesport. Tho crews Of vessels ashore at
Grand Meran Island were badly frozen. In ono
instance. q woman aud child had to remain on
the beach all night.
The report that Sullivan, the murderer Of
Phillips in Dubuque County, L.. had jumped
his bail ia not true. He has made his appear
ance here at Dubuque, aud says he will remain
till his trial comes of.
The smallpox has brokan out in Plattsvillo
and At ELL Grove, lows. The first case IN
PlAttsy11e Wa1 Of = atable-boy, who died.
-Aoaa sands, the daughter Of Rear-AdnlrA