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The New York herald., 1874-05-23

mLttee Oh BeQeVOleQCe anu rludNCt
THE AFTERNOON SESSION
DR.. r. r. Booth. the Chairman OF the Committee
on Consolidation, in pointe speech detailed the
manner IN which the majority report has been
prepared. One reason why the majority and mi
nority reports were SO different was that, BY an
sixty sixty days VS. before the General Assembly met
and after it was printed IneS the ,rn,sar men,
Scon on it, HoUeVer he believed they we're met
TO represent the interests OF Coo, and for one. r
the minority report had in 1t greater wisdom than
the other he would cheerfully vote for 1t. In the
matter Of economy he knew the majority report
went q little iartner than the minority report. In
speaking OF the Board OF Home Missions he said he
THAT ,NvIpIous NAME, "FREEDMEN,"
bsnished forever rom the benevolent work OF the
Church. There was q time when 1T was needful,
but that time had passed away. Now be hoped
the Churcn would be color blind before God and
the world. Reference was made to the successful
manner In which the Methodist Church conducted
It's business. the aggregate pronts OF the Methodist
Book Concern, from Q capital OF $5eo.ooo Tor four
Dr. Howard Crosby, OF new York. followed DR..
Booth He believed tney were puzzllng the peo-
the reason why consolidation was necessary. He
had read noth reports carefully, but was not
an UIn that Se Home
Board comprehend i've separate departments
under the same secretary ana Board, The same
controlling legislative and executive oficer-each
department TO have its own bureau clerk and
that these five departments be devoted to- first,
evangelical WORK second, cnurcn erection; third.
sunday schools; fourth, freedmen; fitn, sustena-
tion.
DIR. Hunt OF the Presbytery OF Lackawanna,
Pennsylvania, spoke on the question warning the
Assembly TO beware oil GENERALIZATION, consoiida-
tion anything OF the kind as everywhere 1T leads
TO wrongdoing
Tomorrow morning DR.. Herrick Johnson, who
submitted the minority report, VIII have the floor.
General Assembly OF the Presbyterian
Church, South--Overtures from the
Northern Acknowledgements of Conn
mittces.
COLUMBUS, Miss, May %, 1874
In the General Assembly OF the Presbyterian
Church, South, the morning hour was passed in
reading and referring overtures, among which was
q communication from the Northern. Assembly on
the subject OF fraternal correspondence, which
elected quite discussion, and was finally re-
ferred to standing committee. DR.. wilson read
an interesting repCrt on foreign missions, showing
great progress IN the work, and especially an IN
creased interest among the ladies', two OF whOm
have gone 10 foreign neldB al their own expense.
Reports yu kotn tne theological seWlnazDes yeEe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-08-04

Cine neue grftnbung bon Or. 6ein.
rid Betns in 0ouanb erregt 9e9entpGr>
tig ipnobl IN mifeni6aftlt6en, mie te6z
ntl6en Sretien 9roBes Nufieben muo
miroe, penn fte ft6 bepabrt, anf benz
@ebtete Der Ee9ntt gera6e5u GpO6e MAJ
den. St 6at g%efnnoen, oaB 6oppeItfobs
Ien1aures ytatron TN ge16lohenem Gauz
me erbtBt einen E9etl ieiner G~obleniGure
int beliebtger Spanuung absibt, 10 baB
our6 et1e @rbtbung Des 8icarbonats
auf 300 bis 400 or. s. fliiiit9e Goblenz
fGure BON nnlerer getp0bnlt6en Sempez
ratur, oIio BON so bis 60 Ntmo1pbaren
Spannung, getoonnen tptro. Wlni9t
man cine nteortgere Spannnng, 10
brau6t man bic Grbibun8 nt9t anf 300
BIS 400 @r. 6. 3u t~retben, uno IS ges
niigt 9iefIr cine nte0rt9ere SemperGtnr,
10 6aB mau-es aIio gana in ietner 6anE
bat, 6ur6 Grb0ben o0er Grntebrigen Der
Semperatmr Die Spannung ftet9en ober
ftnfen All IaTen. Or. 8etns ncnnt Der
Riirae balber biefe fliiftge &~obleuidure
@arboleum. Stun tit IS 5par nt9ts
Neues, &~O5leniGure als ErtebfrGft
All pertpenben, unb IS 6aben feiner3ett
i9on Sarabap, Der Gntbeder Der fliiitz
gen &o6lenidure, uno mad tbm Nnoere
auf Die Dt0g lt6teit ~btngentefen, fliiii9e
&oblenidure ais ~betpegenbeS &gens an
Steue bes Oampfes 3u bertuenocn. 9ur9
Die 8cins'i@e Gntbeduns faaen aber Die
Characterization, tpel9e Der antperoun8
Ser fuiiigen SObIeniaure gesenibsrses
ftau6en baben, meg Mnb ielbft Der prets
berielben tpirD ni6t 10 bod fot1r1en, oaB
bieriu Elm 9tnberntB !brer aI9eulet1en
&ntuenbung gu erbliden tp&re. So6 ni9t
ouein ais b~etpegenbe &raft, ionoern in
nod pieleu an6ern Sduen tptrb bas gros
butt Der 8eins'iden @ntoedung antpen0z
bar ietn. Treiltd perben nod Sabre
pergeben, ebe Or. Betns ietne @ntbedung
in tbrer gar5eu @i6ttafeit erfannt feben
miro, aIetn Der praftti6e Ge6ntter ptrb
otelelbe i9on iebt ni6t unterf6Gben unb
ft6 an Die Nrbett MAIDEN, um oieisIbe
auf isinem @ebiete etn3ufIbren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-08-04
Die atttsburaer soreeensmaot.

Die ate Grfabrung, baB etne pl0blt9
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ueberi6tDemnnnng nod
entiebli9er lit ais cine sroBe Teuersz
brunit, beitdtigt it@ au9 our9 oas
Bittsbur9er ungliid. Cine fol6e Walz
iersnotb 3erit0rt ni6t mir nit BliBeS>
i6neue 6auS ulb Telo, ioItoern tie per@
i1ltngt III blot bepDIterten Ge8eltben
audi meit mebr Wenl6enlebet, ais 1elbit
Dem grtmnt9iten SeuerDdmon gum
Spfer 81 fallen pflegen. -.
Ob Die B%ittsburger Rataitropbe sour6
pailenbe uno ioltoe Mailerbaute1 ebenio
bate %perrnieben poet ntntsitens genliIz
bert tper0en f0nnen, ipie Die 9roBen
Seuersbritnlte til Gbtcago unO al0erelt
GmertfailiiOen Stdpten Dur0 eiu euro
p6iiOcs SelerlOidneieu 5u DermeiDcn
ietn Diiroea1, woleu mir 1ier niAt nnterz
1u6en.
9ur6 feline Sage 1T Btttsburg iammt
1ei1en 0tebenltGoten uno 8oritaotem Der
0~aiiersgefabr i'm Sale zines l8olfenz
bru0eS lebr ausgeieBt. 8efanntli1
ltegt bic mobl6abenOe, in ibrem Snnerll
10 lolioe Nau0itaot YittSburg in einem
tiefen &Dalfellel an !3uiammen1uile oes
Wt~onongaDela unO oes allegheny, UNI
geben bon iteilen Qabo9en, uno tbr n1s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-08-04
sas seben etnes Ct .stetaters.

@te Der Ct Dictator 6 betta
letbt unb le6t, mas CT tbut une tretbt.
tpte er 1i1 rGuipert 1tnb mie CT 1pudt.
barber bat fir3lt6 Elm 9eleoentLi6er
Correspondent Der w9ailD Stems" oie
Nelt aufgetlGrt.
Ug{iemaIs, l6reibt berieLDe, CAB es els
men t~peniger ettIen, tuenigeI poauitiseu,
peni9er ~rubmII9tioen Transoien ais
@ambetta. Seine 6%ausbaltuns lit Die
einfa9ite BET Melt. Cine unDerbeiras
tbete Gante, tpel6e friiber Die Steue ei=
Rer @r5lebertn BET ibm DertIat, itebt iest
al Der Spibe 6es 5ausnelens, betpirtbs
l1aftet 1ein @tnfontmen, Iegt bic @rz
1parnIlle an, Derrtdtet SefretGrotenite
BET tbn1 uno bolt i6m bic ultgebetenen
@alte pom 2eibe, tueIde tie nit osT1 Nnz
ltanoe elmer Sran50iin btnausSmpltz
n1enttrt. Set 8egtu1 ieilter iuriltil9en
Gaufba6n bepobnt @ambetta Elm bei6ei>
benes !0aus IN Der Gue Montaigne. Gem
berfommen gemdB, baB ieoer Qbnotat
dams des meubles" fem 1nuB, befibt
Wam6etta eigene Dt6bel, beren @ertb
absr ielbit Dor atpet Sabren ben 8etrag
BON 20 Yf. st. nt6t iberitteg. Seits
Dem baben fretptntge @aben ibm mnn1e
S6mudiahen, bequeme SefleI nnb einen
neuen Seppi6 eingebra9t = lebterer etn
@ei6ent bon @lfGiierinnen bod fino
bic ue6er3ige in leinem S6laf3tntnler
faoeni9einig ge6lte6en. Qn ben Sptes
geln fteden photographer, 8a6er
auf Gii9en unb Stiiblen, Bidder
neben feirer SdIafiteue, Bidder
iiberaa. Seine 6auptleetire btlben
ougenblidli1 Ge6en GROCER austpdrttger
SfaatsmGnuer, fte ftno nnterftri9en,
8tsmard inn 8eIonoern nit blauem BLeiz
ltift. besleitet BON &anObemertungsn in
S6mara. 4uf benz Ganoe elmer gobs
ben'i6en Ge0e prangt Elm Spru@ Wfonz
teSquieu's, beS S1baLts, oaB tpern Gngs
IarD5 GtnfuB auf Die conttnentale PDlts
tiff 3urI6trdte, ber Mttlitartsmus in @us
ropa letn 6aupt erbeben tpiirbe. rC'est
ce qui est arrive. L. G." SIR Sreunbe
lit @anbetta r1ur 8ormtttdgs au 6an5e;
Srembe erbalten MI febr 16per 3utrttt.
@riteren iptr6 3upeiLen ein SriibitlG,
aber Elm iebr einfa6es, berabret6t, BET
pel9em @ambetta ii3 BON Der Dortbeil>
bafte1ten Seite aeigt. SIM @eiprG6e
pirD er duBerft Iebbaft: Die @ebanfen
itr0men Ism in iiberftIr3enber Siae su
iln0 oaour9 berlieren feline Berto6en an
Stumbling. Die tnrtere Grregtbett tbut
li6 BET ibm an ben itdrteren 3lgen an
bcr @igarre fun6. Sronif6 miro ct iebr
bGnft8, ME aber larfaltii6 nno iaroonti6;
6as brette 2ahen aus boiler Bruit, NIT
Dem CT Die Sronte beslettet, benefit, baB
feline b6Ien 6tnter8eoanfen in ieinen
8orten lauern. Giferlu9t mnb bdmti1er
6aB lieseu ibm ferne; unb bartn liegt
feline groBe Graft ais Siibrer ieiner
Rorte; Gr Snor nor SpinA nnn ShiprS
tim Sabre 1870, ais ct tn tbm nnr Elm
Merf3eug Der Orleantften iab; ; ais it'd
aber Gbtcrs unDerbolen fir bic 0tepnblit
ertlGrte, itelte ft3 @ambettG iofort anf
ietne Sette."
Sotpeit Der Correspondent Der v0atlb
Stems. @te tpett feline WftttbeiLungen
auf t6atid6lt6em 8erbdItnifen 6eruben,
bLeibt freili6 babtngeiteut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-08-04

GrOe geipo6fen aut Ser 9oble Ser
Spiren, Baden 5pibtDiirnle unb
tDieoer Tellentbiirme nno Gbiirms
den, fr~aBenbafte Tigurell, ipte @Dben
un0 Setii6e, 30pfe nit tpnl1berliden
GopIbeOeGuugen, TrOi0atauler, alte
g8eiber; flr5 bic 8bantaie iptrbelt int
alien mDglt0cn @aufeleien ipte i'm
Graune, iu9t uno finoet 2lebnlt0feiten
bon Wfenl0z unb &btergeftatten, SGulen
uub alteu 8ur9cu, 5~erfaQeuen @at0ez
braleM llnD @uDnen nlD !3%ipergen bcr=
aus; nber Qlle5 ilberragt al @roBartig=
felt bos GelientDor nit letnen Sadtgen
0iebeln nn0 200ern, 9D9lungen uuo
3crflitftun9en, ul1o 5tDtlden ben Spet
rieitgen GDorpfeilern 1teDt cir einiamer
Regel ober BDramtoenitod, als iet ct
&D0rlDart.
Dob gerrg ser BGalberet. 0ie1er
@%uFent6alt ut Oieien @ebtrgen gebort
troB nto nit aIen Strapa5en 81 BEN
mertpiirOigiteu unb iutereiiantclte ten metz
mes ganseu bepegten &ebens. Die
Serge, Die Gbdler, Die Sorite, Die Wal1
ieritiir5e, bic Ulora lno Sauna nno Die
Wteni6en, Die altgeielienem uAaouns
taiuccrS", NueS trdgt einen eigentbilms
libelt, ltnertu0rteten Stenpel; uno metn
Iagebub miro mir nno metnen SreulI=
ben iiOcr mauG' 0eitere StunOe berei1
ten, ~beionoer5 ba AUDI ber rotDe Otann,
ietn &e6cn, Sretben, Sagern II. |. ~.
oartn ntDt teDlt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-08-04
eDaufSAe @reucl.

Die furhtbaren @reuelt6aten, tpel@e
Sic H~Glberbor6cn beS Oon @arlDS
in @ltella ulD Guenca perilbt babel1, -
@rellcltbaten, beren S9tlberung it6 tpte
elm 8latt ans Ser bluttgen @ei0t0te ocS
breibtgidbrtsem Grieges lieit fomulen
Dem 3euten pom S6lage oeS Henegaten
Or. NreuB IN ct. 2ouis gewiB iebr
ulbequem. Die Gtnte lit nod nt6t tros
den, %tponit ote1e 2eute ben Don Carlos
ais eiueu iiberaus braDet uto eOlen
6erru aepricien Daben, oer et1 nit
Ser un6 gere6ter 6erri6er iein tperoe.
0a tonlmt bic Wa0ri0t, baB 1etl1e
W}Drobeltieu gan5e S6aaren tpeDrIoz
er @efangemer abgetpnrgt, q III ~ Il
li6e Sfft5tere ether 9efa18ei1enSez
iQbung erl6o1ien, IN BON Jtepubltfarer1t
betuoDl1ten 9aliern aue lebenoen 2Sele1,
WtGnler, 8eiber 1no &tnoer 1teoergez
.u1ebelt babeu: = un0 oas Jules TN 9ta7
men Der vbetltgen 6eltgton" rllo oes Toe
nigt6nntS bon 0ottes @naoelt. - Nu6
ELL oeuti0er 3ettungsberi6terttatter, Der
frii6ere preubti6e Qallptmalln S0lnlot,
1T urter ben StaubreAtsfugeln Der Car
li1ten gefalen. Sn Der 6offnntg, letn
9eDen al retten, 1rat Ct sur tatboltl0en
Stride iibcr, bod baS bait tbnl nibts.
Utan freute fi6 ber u9tettnn9" leiner
Seele urb iaste iDn1 oa1ln ein 0uBeno
Ruqe(u in ben 2eib. St mar Elm 2auoSz
mall1 Si5mardS nlo baS genit8te.
IS beiBt baB baS Deuti6e Get6
SDritte tbur woIIe, UNI = 10 melt bas
gci0eben faun ben @reuelu @illbalt
sl tbun. gSas es tbun t 3 II te, ndre:
j Die fran50iii6e 9te9terung in energt7
f0er Wetie sur @rfiaulg t9rer p6lterz
re0tliden Phi6ten autsuforoern unb q
eiH @ciOwaOer nad Der lpanii6en &iiite
Su i1ideu, Inn bic 3ufuDr pom Griegsz
materialien filr Die @arli1ten gu perbins
bern. 9aS libli0e Trantrel6 1T Der
9auptipaifcnplab ullo etle Nidenbedung
fur bic @arliiten III 9%torbipanieu. 96ne
Die tbneu bon bort aus geleiitete 6alfe
f0nnteu Tie Den Gampf feille bret Ntouate
me6r fortleben. Q8enn 0eutlhlauo
bur9 brobeuoe5 9tnftreten gegen Srants
reid aurScenoigung Der lpanliheu @reuel
beitrd9t, iuiro es Dell Seifau Der gonseu
eelittslen Melt erperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-08-04
Die GtS6er8e oeS fioIi1en 9oIars
t1teereSA

9as anf cine oceanil6e SorIdunos5
rei5e entIenoete englti6e Grteosf6tff
vGbaQenger" bat iebr tntereliante Bez
oba6fungcn Iber bie gtsberqe bes fii6z
Iiden 9olarmeeres ange1teut. sic iir6
metit fad, fnbii3 unS rasten $50 bis
$50 SUB aus Dem 8aher; 6a nun
i6pimmenbes Sis etipa gu 9I1O etrz
tau6t, 10 muBten tie bic coloiale Otde
bon mebr ais 1000 SUB baber. SIN benz
fte umgebenDen Wailer BON Is @roo
Gelfius fDnneu tie ni6t abl6melsen ulro
Dtele miiiien Ounoerte bon Sa6ren uln>
berlbntmmen, ebe ie auf9elDit ftnb.
Sur an oer Oberfld6e miro Oas 8aiier
I'M Sommer Dur1 bic Son1e 10 melt aez
nqrn1t. DaB es, nnteritIBt bur9 Sic
~brauoel6eu Welen, in ben 8erg etne bort>
sontale Hiuue bon 30 SUB 60be nnb Is
SUP Eiefe einfdmil3t. 9aoMr6 miro bcr
@isberg al Der Wctterieite let6ter, CT
bebt 1id an ibr aus Dem Wa1Ier uno ittft
an Der 3eeIcite eiu. 50 erbdlt er 1T Der
Neibe Der Sabre me6rere alSge16mol5ene
9tiuueu i~lbcretnaaber, lno al oer Met1
t~eriette bri0t elDli9 bic obere Bartie ab,
10 baB ein @tsiporn fteDen bletbt, Der it6
bel peiterer Abi6mel5Ang aus Dem Wals
fer erbebt Mro cine Gerra11e 6n OuBe oes
8eroes btlDet. Die uriprln9lt6en
@letiderlpalten ertpeitern it1 81 prd9>
tigen GtsDDGlen, Die nab ulb laN eLn'
bre9en ullD 10 Die oft ipunoerbaren @e7
ftalten beruorbringen. 9aS aus Sec
ipaIler entitanoene Ya6etS ntrb uur bis
s SUI htf ullo bilbet S6oIen bon bod1
itens 90 SUP 8reite; es i6nlilst AUD
idon ipieber bet nnter 0 0raO @ellt1s,
tpabrenO @leti9ereiS cine b01ere Gent
peratnr erf0tDert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-08-04
Gpix 4tttS MarttMs+

.nglus Ben @rtnnerIngen bes ber1torbez
~ 9teiiei6riftiteuers 6einri6 BON
W1alBan ftnDet it6 TT Der !3eitl6rtft
v~2iteratur" folgenbe nette Q~uetDote:
QIs &Dni9 2nOtpi9 /. BON Baiern ben
Gbron beitics Q825), beitano beretts cine
itaatli6e SubbentiOn fit cine iuoameris
tanii6e expedition, Die fem Gater
Marimiltan l. ausriifteu poute. gtun
mar 2nopig eth a6gelagter Tetub non
mtiieni0aftli6en Sammlun9en, aunal
Serbarten, bic er i6le6tpeg ais 50 Ell"
beset6nete. Die bon ben Stdnoen be-
piQtgten 100, 1000 Gbaler tparen bon Der
expedition erlt SIT eirem SinfteI auf9ez
brau9t, ais 2ubpi8 our Jtegierung ge7
langte. 9an1als l0on tuar Der tulge
Wonar6 9etpiut, ben 9erren SptT uno
WtarttuS, nel6e at Der Sptbe Der GTpe7
ottion itanoen, teinen !6eller 11e9r .5h
3a6len, tpte er t1nem benn alt1 altf 1Dr
Nniu0en bic 80, 900 Tbaler perfDeI9erfe.
ST. ge0a1te oas 0elo I'll Gunit3tpeden 5H
Deripenoen. @s fam gum Pro3eB, pen
QuOpio ber[nr. Den Qerger bterltber
IieB CT .auf cine bO1it ort8tnele Ntl an
ben beioen Steger11 aus. AI2 naHt!lV
Spir ullb MartiuS pom per GEpeollton
5urad tparer, gei6ab IS OTTER, oaB Qet
N0ntg Dem Ginen BON tDnen oege8Hs1e,
10 4. 8. fam ibm SptJ etres &o9es III
ben Weg. @r grGBte, StnS an Sptg
beran ullb iagte, inoem e. t1n pei pen
5dulter faBte: v@uten &ag, mem tIes
Der sd artius! 0ie gebts? gSas
ma6t bonn Der Sptr? Oarnll1er Steri,
bat mir 50, 900 36aler gefoltet NIT 1elz
lem 9en!"- vOtaieitdt," 1agt oplI,
i'd bin Spir." - 80? Au0 9ut.
Worgen!"- Anberen Cages Degegnefe
ct N{artius. u@uten Sag, Ileber SPtI!
Isle gebt'S aBas nadt oeltl Der Mat'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-08-04
Ser bunbertidrtoe g E.

YET u1OeCEIQTIg &c Vcs
burtstag besS ftoffgaies
SIS tptrb beabft9ttgt, Die Gntbedung Oes
Sauer1toffgales bur6 Sol. grieftlep,
pel6e am |. Nuguit 1774 bOuenbet tporz
BEN ietn ion, Dur6 etne 8eriammluns
Der Gbemtfer Qmertfa'S in N%ortbumberz
Lamb, Ya., no 8rieitleb besraben ltegt,
an feiern. BrieitleD tpar iibrtgens fein
Nmerttaner, tpie maj mad Der bier norz
sei6lagenen Seier annebmen fonnte,
ion6ern ETH @ngldnoer, nno fam erit i'm
Sabre 1894 ua6 6teiem 2anbe, mo CT
baum in NortbumberIat6 bis gum 6.
Sebruar 1904 Iebte, an tpeldem er In
northumberland int Il. 9~ebensiabre
Itarb. Or. YrteitleD tpar BON England,
tpel6es CT tpegen ietner liberalen politis
i9en unb religi0ien YInii6ten nerlafien
muBte, mad 9lmertfa gefommen. Ct be-
iu6te 5uerit philadelphia, no ibnt berz
p%orra8enbe Stelun9en ais 3e6rer onoez
boten tplrben. ST sog ieood Die ldtioz
lt0e @inlamfett am Susquebanna Dor,
nelhe @egeno bamolS lit @uaIanb oils
et1 lpahres NarabieS auseiebsn pgroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-08-04

thus? Drummer RerIl Sat mir bteI
@elb gefoftet nit ietnem 6eu! 80,OO0
Tbaler! !" : vMajeitdt," fagte Otartius,
ri d bin ielbft bieler Ntarttns. ySo?
Nu1 gut. Otoroen p 0te 0faGe bat
einelt laitgeat Ntbem, uno 10 sin9en 6ieie
1onberbareu 8egriiBungen fort, bis mad
bielen Sa9ren Sptr IN Der G6olera
itarb. ST mar itattlt6 unb nit alien
@bren gu @Irabe getragen. Sen anberen
Sag begegnete bet G0ntg 6em am 2eben
gebliebeuen Mortins. r@uten Sag.
lieber Spy! Nie gebt's? Ser aerI, Ser
M arttuS, lit ia nun to6t! Nar N
hummer 9erl! sat mir bieI Sch se=
foitet nit ietnem 5en! $4,000 Gbaler!"
= vWaieitdt, Id bns Warttus unb bt,t
am 2eben; Spir oags8eu lit 9eitern bez
graben Dor0el." = so? NaA gull
Moraen! !"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-11-10

An orchard planted by Daniel Web
ster at Msrshfeld, Massachusetts,
yields this year 300 barrels of apples
What is the use of talking Of this
worlds brightness and sunshine to a
man that has tight boots.
'''his years wheat cropin New Mex
leo was thrashed in the old Egyptian
style-with goats, sheep and horses.
The average number of hair pins
worn by Baltimore bellies is seventy
six.
bS- The New York World is val
ued at one million of dollars.
b@- The New York Sun is held at
$500 per share, the par Of which is
$l20.
Col. JOHN w. FoRNEY is writing
very interesting letters from Europe,
to the Press of Philadelphia. These
letters will doubtless be published in
book form, and will make the most in
teresting volume yet published by Col.
Forney.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-11-10

I@ The Washington Republican
states that President GRANT is in nc
wise disconnected at the untoward re.
suit of the recent elections. He seen
darker days than these during the
gloomy periods Of the late Rebellion
and his stout heart never quailed. II
Congress will follow the recommends
tions be will make in his forthcoming
Message, and the members cease their
wranglings among themselves, conf
dence will be restored to the country
in six months, and the Republican
party be placed upon an impregnable
basis for the great contest Of 1876.
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The Revolution.

A political Revolution has selzee
the people Of the United States in Oct
and November Of this year. A whirl
wind has swept over the country
Whether it meane change in the ad
minis tation of the National Govern
ment or is mere temporary emeute
time will disclose-but who woult
have supposed that in Massachusetts
The land of steady habits" Demo
Graf would have been elected Govern
or, or that Ben: Butler would have
been defeated for seat in Congress
But such is the fact. What does it all
mean?
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SIXTH DISTRICT-OFFICIAL.
Majority. n

WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD
ExvENsIoN,-A meeting Of the d'rec-
tors of the Western Maryland railroad
was held yesterday at their Office, cor
ner Eutaw and Fayette streets, at
which a proposition to extend the road
TO Johnstown, Pa, was discussed. At
night another meeting was held at this
mayors Office, when Mayor Vansant
Was present. A further discussion of
the project was had, but, as at the
meeting held during the day, nothing
definite was arrived at. 1t is under
stood the matter will be further agita-
ted with view of ultimately securing
the extension, if practicable, notwith-
standing the completion to Williams
port was so long represented in ad-
vance as the great and all sufficient
desideratum. baltimore Sun.
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r@- The Philadelphia "Americs

na- The Philadelphia american
Journalist" proposes the name of COL
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, Of the City Of
Philadelphia, as the next nominee Of
the Democratic Party for the Presi-
dency Col. Florence is we'll known
throughout the Union as an able edi-
tor, and for ten years Representative
in Congress. The party might 60
further and not find as good a man
and unhinching Democrat. He is of
the Jefersonian stripe. He always
was the working mans friend, and his
ability and sterling integrity was new
err called in question. our Tom" if put
in the field would arouse the messes
and gather around him a spartan
band Of Patriots.
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MechanicStown, Nov. 10, 1874.

B-President GRANT is of opinion that
the question of the Third Term had moth
ing to do with the defeat of the Republican
party at the October and November cleo
lions; and cites as the fact that in South
Carolina, where the Republican State Con
vention nominated him for Third Term,
the Republican candidate for Governor is
elected by 10000 majority and full Re,
publican delegation elected 10 Congress
while in the Utica, New York District, Mr.
ELLIS H. ROBERTS, editor Of the Utica
Heruld, Republican nominee, who pro
nounced against Third fern, is defeated
in strong Republican county. Wha
'sign" is that?
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Hgr From Europe come the rumo

1g From Europe come the rumors
o. various clashings. Prussia and
Rus-ia are said to be at odds; Span
Ssh vessel has fired into French
steamer; Austria is at loggerheads
with the Porte; France is arming, and
Germany, every now and then, in
~ults her, just to keep her blood up;
the Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs
declared, in his speech the other day,
"the existence of a party in Europe
hostile to Italy" Denmark bears nc
GOODWILL to Prussia, and the Schles-
wig question is still unsettled. And
yet, when war comes-as come it will
not one Of these problems will, in
all probability, enter into the cause
These little irritabilities only keep
the nations in fighting humor-they
are in the nature of the banderillas in
a Spanish bull fight.
Baltimore Gazette.
He1p the poor, not The lazy.
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tY That excellent paper, the Baltimore
Sunday Telegram, has recently donned a
new dress. 1t looks "bran new" and IL
full Of interesting reading.
Gen. Sheridan thinks the prospects
are favorable to an early cessation Of
Indian hostilitics.
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MARYLAND CoNGEESsMEN. - The
entire delegation from :his State i
Democratic, being gain of two mem
bers.
In the First District, Philip Frank
Thomas majority is 2,2o6.
Second District, Charles 3. Rober s
majority is 2,447.
Third District, VIM. J. O Brien'
majority is 4,453.
Fourth District, Thomas Swami 5
majority is 1884.
Fifth District, DR.. E. ]. Henkle' &
majority is 2,S4?.
Sixth District, VIM. Walsh's ma
jority is II.
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my President Grant has been in

R6- President Grant has been IN
tervyewed on the subject Of the re.
cent elections. He thinks the PIE.
mature and uacailed for Introduction
Of Summers Civil Rigu Bill" intc
the politics Of the country, had much
% do with defeating the Republican
par. in tne'r strongholds.
rA- Who has got He-Biddy 70,
Thanksgiving Times? Send hiln along
with nice mince pie to match.
nA- A new Post Office has been es.
iablsled at Avondale, in Cared coun'
~, and James w. Beaeham appointed
Postmaster.
ae~Paris is to have Russian news
paper published under the supervision
Of t4e 4,ussi,.n AmlA& eaI2r.