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CLAIMANTS FOR PARDON.
ST. LorIs. July %. 1876.

sr Lorrs, July %, 1875
General John Mcdonald and Colonel John A. Joyce
made affidavit yesterday that the testimony of Fitzroy
IN the trial OF William McKee, regarding the
payment Of $3.50 to Mr. McKee, the Office OF General
Mcdonald, malicious and false in every particular
This afhdavit was sent 10 Washington to-day.
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ENGLAND.
RI FOR AMERICA.
Jour THAMES OAB

FOUR THAMES oARsMEN TO START FOR AMERICA.
LONDON, July %. 1876
Four we'll known Thames professional oarsmcn
yong TO the United States to participate the Sep
embcr regattas at Philadelphia namely. Spencer. Of
Chelsea; Thomas, Of Hammcrsmith; Higgins Of shad
well, ano Green, of Hammcrsmith They Will
the 18th OF August
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DOM PEDRO.

THE IMPERIAL PARTY ARRIVE IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, July %, 1876.
The Emperor and Empress Of Brazil arrived here to-
day by the steamship Russia nrom New York. Ihey
landed without demonstration drove 10 the railway
station and proceeded to London.
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MrNCrNG LANE MARKEr-REvIEw OF THE PAST
WEEK.

LONDON, July -, 1870
Business in M!ncng Lane during the past week has
not improved. but sugar met with good demand dur
ing greater part OF the week. Tho transactions have
been partly speculative Further shipments to Amer
lea are being made Several floating cargoes have been
sold for Great Britain Low qualities and refining West
Indies are frm and crystaized has advanced, but at
Yesterdays public sales the latter went slowly Fine
conees sold readily at high prices; common remained
quiet There have been further large arrivals OF new
tea, and numerous public sales have established some
decline upon the lower grades Fine teas are steady
Rico has been inactive and spices continue dull
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REVIEW OF THE LONDON STOCK MARKET YoB
THE PAST WEEK.

LoyDON, July Y, lS.G
In the stock markets business in discounts during
the past week has been almost at a stand suL There
was large supply Of floating capital for which no
adequate employment could be Iound The bank
return WIS one OF The strongest ever Snown. The
favorable condition OF the money market caused ex-
IRENE buoyancy in consols and the advances have
been extraordinary. Purchases have been
made freely by bankers and others who
we're unable to employ their surplus balances.
There have been some fluctuations In English railways
,ut the amount OF actual business only moderate
Prices have reached generally higher level compared
with last week. Canadian railways fatcr and !,
lover. The foreign market has been undecided and
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there no great changes Brazilian, Hungarian,
Russian, Italian and Spanish bonds have risen u to
Austrian and Peruvian fractionally higher. Uru-
guaxan, Paraguayan, Argentine, Buenos Ayrss and
Egyptian bonds slightly lower. American govern
ments have been in demand and are u u higher
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The French University Bills
Defeat.
Vote Of Confidence in the
Ministry.
THE EGYPTIAN EXCITEMENT.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.
THE sKRyIANs DEFEATED AFTER A sANGUrNAEY
BATTLE.

BATTLE.
RAcusA July o. 1876.
Intelligence from Scavonic announces that
the Servinns defeated Bena on Thursday.
Nusapha DJenlcddn Pacha and Sohlizcki Pacha, with
baalions OF infantry, four companies OF cavalry
and eight guns attacked the Scrvans in their ntrcnch-
mcnts Raska, before Belina and after four hours
Sanguinary combat the Servians fled The Turks cap
bured four guns and four small forts
TURKISH OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE VICTORY
NEAR BELINA.
CoSsrANrISoPLE July %, 1876.
The Porte sent tho following despatch to its rep
Pesentatives abroad
yesterday battalions Of infantry and 2 900
militia under Mostapha DJelaeddin Pacha and Zeki
Pacha generals of brigade attacked the enemy in the
vicinity of Bena, drove them from their intrench-
mcnts and captured guns The Servians retreat cd
to the island OF Attlneja, where they exposed
the fire of our artillery"
THE REPORTS OF sERvAN DEFEATS CONFIRMED.
PARIS, July % 1876.
The Journal des Dsbats publishes special despatch
from Semlin which airms that the Servians de-
feated before Bellna and that the Scrvian General
Olimpic's line OF retreat is cut of. The news of the
servIan General Tchcrnayens defeat at Nissa and his
withdrawal to Alexinatz is confirmed
EFFECTS OF THE sERvIAN FAILURE AT IsvoE-
THEIR INABILITY TO ASSUME THE oFFEN-
s1vE-INCEssANT ACTIVITY OF THE TURKS
LONDON July %, 1876.
Tho special correspondent OF the Daily Ne,cs at
Prince Mans headquarters, at Parakn, telegraphs by
way ofsemlin under date of July TO- as follows:-
The affair OF yesterday at Isvor defeat to and
confession of weakness on tho part of the scrvians
wip-t thotth hC Turk lad tiOnw wit
din, and could draw troops thence, it a reasonable
belief that General Leschjann attacked the Turks with
all his available strength; but why did he attack
at all9
oBJEcT OF THE sERvIAS ATTACK.
Clcary anticipate the Turkish attack Saitschar
because he did the promised operation
OF General Tchc-naycf who either is delayed
or has to fight his way his own account We may
expect specify renewal of tho Turkish attack on
Saitschar, and much gloom prevails here.
FURTHER FIGHTING
While the Turks continue thus to persistently ASSAY
the flank Of the Serva2s. and while the Ser
vians cannot than hold their with diff
Guilty. active operations toward the southwest where
they were chiefly intended, manifestly impossible
More lighting In the same quarter is momentarily
pected.'
The Ne,cs' Parakn specials noteworthy because
that paper openly sympathizes with the Sclavoniana
BERvIAN OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF VICTORY
RESERVES GOING TO THE FRONT.
BELGRADE, July 22, 1876
Ofrcia advices respecting the lighting tho 10th
INST at Bcijna state that the Turks in their retreat
left a quantity of arms and ammunition.
The servans buried 200 Of the Turkish slain and ad-
vanccd their trenches closer to Belina.
The Scrvian Ministers of War aud Justice have pro
&C ded to headquarters tho Drina. The Belgrade
reserves have gone to the scat of
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AT WIMBLEDON.

THE ENGLISH SCOTCH AND COLONIAL TEAMS
ENGLISH.
LONDON. July %, 1876
The match between tho English, Scotch, Australian
and Canadian teams, which begun last Wednesday. at
Wimbledon, was concluded to-day. The ranges shot
to-day were 500, 900 and 1000 yards The English
team won. Tho following the scores at the three
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EX-OUEEN ISABELLA.

PARIS July %, 1915
Ex-Queen Isabella has left for Spain.
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THE THUNDERER ExPLOsIoN-DrscovERY oP
TILE cAIrsE oR TILE Accrprxr

THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT.
LONDON July %. 1876
The Times has despatch from Plymouth saying that
few days before the disastrous trial trip o. Her
Majcstys ship Thundercr tho boilers tested by
hydraulic pressure. This neccssitated the lging
down OF the safety and all other relief valves II has
been discovered that wedges the valves OF
exploded boiler had never been removed. The commit
ncaton valve also closed and no steam able
10 escape 10 the engine
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THE MERCHANTS SHIPPING BILL PASSES THE
HOUSE OF LORDS.
LoSpoy July 22. 1876.
The Merchants Shipping bill passed the House Of
Lords last night
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LONDON, July %, 1876.
HAYTI AND JAMAICA.

The weather was bright and hot,
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Most popular European beverage OF the day Used In all
first class hotels clubs restaurants either plain or with any
Kind of wine spirits &c Imported in champagne shaped
glass bottles with pictorial label bearing agents name
McCULLAGH 4 Co, New York.
For by all wine merchants. groccrs and dealers in
m inerN
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A HARD MONEY BASIS BRINGS BREAD RIOTS.
Vote for greenbacks plenty and woLcorrs PAIN PASn

A SAD EXPERIENCE.
After years OF patient toll mother breaks down ir
simply because She has been In the habit oi
doing her dome site sewing hard running machine.
certainly guarded against by using the
WILCOX GIBBS AUTOMATIC SEWING MACHINE, wonderful
of principles
sewing nsurng perfect work with the ghtest labor.
the Centennial Machinery Hail. Sec O. Col.
So and u 65s Broadway. New York.
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THE ISDIAN LOSSES.

The Indians left their dead and admit having moro
wounded They also lost SIX ponies Their friends
at Red Cloud say they never dreamed the Fifth cav
alry could get there in time TO head them on
The regiment sustained no loss. II arrived at
Laramie yesterday and leaves for Crooks camp to-
morrow.
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1T is A SERIOUS ANNOYANCE WHEN ONE RE-
the seaside TO have ones complexion dis
figured by pckiy heat other effect the
cuticic by intensely hot weather the sun aud wind
LrNNs SULPHUR Soar completely neutralizes such inu
enccs. HILLS HAZE DYE. black or brown. 80 cents.
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ATTENTION DISEASES OF MEN DIR. JACOBY
nate of Prusx adopted that branch of the professions
DISEASES MEN-in all its branches Consultation Tree
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a Contrary Mule.

\ farmer IN this county, says a North
Carolina paper, has a D1ule so awfully
contrary that be can do nothing with it.
Put him in harness and it IS hard to say
which way he will travel. Put saddle
on him and he appears to doze, but try
TO mount him, and he will, all of a
sudden, begin TO kick every way
straight ont, straddlebng, with all four
legs at once. As to eating, he will eat
anything, from his feed-trough up to
wooden saddle Tie owner took a
notion to have him shod, but lie kicked
out tile blacksmith shop and returned
home. The owner tried to kill him,
sometime back, SO he tied his ears with
a trace chain and rode him for six con-
secntive days and nights as hard as lie
could under whip and spur. The fact
is, that he killed himself III the effort,
and had to be carried mp stairs to bed,
and his firm belief was that the mule
would die that night; but to his aston
lshment the next morning he found that
the mule had kicked to death Chester
sow weighing 300 pounds, bit piece
out of his horses shoulder, ate up a
saddle, blanket and brldIe, tore down
the fence, and was splurging about
more devilish than ever to find some
thing else meaner to do.
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WHILE BEK40w.


Sharing mingled joy and sorrow,
Hope to-day AMI fear to morrow,
Strength of heart we needs must borrow
While below.
Sunshine with the storm is blended;
Der the food the bow Is bended;
Trusting souls shall be befIicnded
While below.
Mid the tempest blooms the willow;
Sings the sailor on the billow
Hope of Heaven may be our pillow,
While below.
Though the way seem dark before us,
OFT the clouds are rifted DER lis,
And we hear tile angel chorus
While below.
Love has never vainly striven;
Needed strength Is ever given;
Dawns on US the light Of heaven,
While below.
From the Captain of Salvation,
Faith shall have its coronation;
Shout we then in exu1tation,
While below.
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NO. 81.

because in the event of the disaster
which is sure to come, / am the only
man in these islands who will not sacri<
fee India III the the hope 10 save Eng-
land-the only man who can saye Eng<
land by not throwing away India, 81
absolutely essential to our safety. And
| have firmly resolved, Sir Moses, II 4
ever do come to power, to make Indi@
the keystone of the empire, and to lee
the world see that we regard it ar
such.''
Such is the dream as related. It fl
impossible to speak in regard to the
Igenuineness and authenticity Of the
story. Ii may be pure invention, en-
post facto; il may have been actually
told ny Mr.. Disraeli TO Sir Moses Mon
tofiore for purposes Of his own; or il
may have been set afioat as q straw to
tell the current. But il is certain that
Mr.. Disraeli treats the questioned India
from very different standpoint than
that is predecessors have occupied. IL
is certain THAT he has totally abandoned
the policy of concession TO Russia, and
that he is preparing for war. At the
same time he is making unusual exer~
stions in the way Of enhancing the ini~
portance, developing The resources and
fortifying the resources of India. One
of lis most significant recent acEs has
not been interpreted properly, and
hence has been vepy stupidity abused.
This was permitting the local Indian
Government to impose tariff duty OF
5 per cent upon the import of manUfac-
turesi cottons. The act itself was. Of
course, protection" so far as the IN
dustries of India are concerned, but
have heard that Mr.. Disrseli ritlicules
the notion that the Indian Viceroyalty
is to give up its free trade policy and
go upon wild goose chase after the
blessings" OF protection He is said
to have remarked that all he wanted TO
see was wider distribution OF British
capital, in case of war or an invasion.
nIf yoa put all your money in q single
safe, you will be entirely at the mercy
OF single gang of burglars, providing
they are abe to break IN. The polite
capitalist keeps his bonds ia one place.
his coupons IN another, and so insures
the salty Of both.''
Looking at the matter in these lights,
Mr.. DisraeIi's proposition to make the
Queen Empress of India does not seem
to be so ridiculous after all. It is q
stroke of keen policy, just such as was
the purchase of the Suez Canal shares
and it proves that Mr.. DisraeIi not only
has an objective point, but il concentra>
ting all the energies and resources Oh
the empire upon it--tliat is, tile conser-
vation OF India, peaceably if he cam
torclbly If he must.
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ter. and the miasma that is in the air is
something frightful. Agne and Bilious
Fever is more prevalent than it is in
Indiana, and the variety is of the most
malignant. Bilious Fever means more
here than it does in the country, and
when it comes to Typhoid, look ont.
There is poison in the air that is ter
rible, and children and weak adults are
dying at a rate unheard Of. Unless
steps are taken at once to clean the city,
the summer will bring a postilence. 1t
is a shame that it should be in such
condition. when the anouut of money
paid each year for the purpose of clean
ing it ought to keep it as sweet as a
fewer-bed.
RELIGIOUS.
The advent of Moody and Sankey,
and the enormous audiences they have
attracted, have had the effect to set
Christians to thinking of various things.
Among others the system of renting
pews is being discussed with much feel
ing The more earnest workers insist
that the churches shall be tree, that the
seats shall be free, and that the system
of ssfirst come, first seryed,'' shall be
adopted. They insist that only in this
way can the masses be brought into the
churches and under gospel influences.
On the other hand the holders of pews
hold that as there are always sittings fer
all who come, there is no reason why
those who desire it should not have
their regular seats, and continue the
regular family idea of the church. The
matter has got into the papers and much
is being said pro and con. The preach
ers are taking it up, and the Christian
world is being divided into pew and no
pew parties. I shall not attempt to
settle it, but will give my notion in
speech made by an advocate of the pew
system. sIalk," said he, "of the neces-
sity of bringing sinners in to hear
preaching. Who needs it more than
tce do? And who needs inducements
more than we do 90 as he was a
pillar in the church his statement was
a most candid conis ioa. PIETRo.
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Many persons in preparing patatoes
for cooking pare off thick slice from
the surface instead of digging out the
eyes The skinning process IL all wrong
as the strength of the vegetable lies
near the surface the starch growing
less abundant as the center is approxi-
mated. The best way is to scour then1
well and either bake or boil them With
their skins on.
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He skulked into Second street ea-
loon, leaned over the bar and whisper
ed Heres my last ten cents. If you
were me would you put il ont for
whisky, or buy candy for the children2 y
ssI'd buy candy" replied the bar-ksep.-
or. The man put up the money, made.
TOR the door. but halted as happy idea
struck him; and he returned and said.
II guess I'll pay for the whisky, and
get trusted for the candy.o
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furniture Warerooms.
ERED GRAF.

FRED GRA f,
NTAYENG purchased the entire interest of g.
Collar in the late firr11 of Graf Collar. in
fhe furniture business, takes this opportunity
10 return his thanks to the citizens of Albany
and vicinity who have SO generously pfltroll-
fxed him III the past. and respect fully ask q
Continuance of the same. E5- All kinds Of fItr-
ufkuFH kent on hand nd man II 1flect tfn 50 Qrslcr
IA ToFgesf rates. FRED GRAF.
Albany, NOV. I2-ysns
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Albany
Bath House g Barber Shop.

TKSHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESP EcT-
A fully thank the citizens of Allan and VI
entity Tor the liberal patronage bestowed on
future continuation of their favors. F0rtbe
accommodation of transient customers and
fr8emds iii the ulst3er part of towns he has OPEN
sd neat little shop next door 70 Taylor Bros.
EaHo0Hs where a gooa workman Will aiWays he
az tendance 10 wait u12cf1 pa ron
1aees IN 1874, JOE II 5EEEBER.
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Madam said q quack to an old
lady who insisted on knowing what
allied her, the nerves of your tynpa-
mum have fallen on the cerebeiIumy
causing tizarizen, and il il what we
call scrutinary complaint Good
ness mo- y she exclaimed, "yon're the
first doctor that ever told me exactly
what was the naattor.s
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ScoTcH BRoTH-Take four pounds
of n1ntton-part ofthe leg is best; add
one gallon water, one teacupful Of pearl
barley, two carrots sliced, two turnips
sliced, two onions cut small, three car
rots grated, the white part Of large.
cabbage chopped very small, and .
small quantity of parsley. Season with
pepper P W ana, ana SAT-. Let TINS Do'I very gent
the dinner table it will, most likely, by
all who are fond of soups, be prononne-
ed excellent.
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PUN PUDDrNa The day before
you wish.to use this pudding, stone and
chop fine one pound of rasins; wash in
warm water one pound Of currants, pick
and dry them, and chop half pound
Of beefsuet. Next morning soak y
pound loaf of bread IN pint Of warm,
sweet mi K beat il fine add TO il the
rasins, suct, and currants, with three.
eggs, well beaten, grated nutmeg, D.
tablespoonful of sugar, and wine-glass
of brandy. Put il in Toured bag or
pudding-mould, and boil ii six hours.
When done, serve with brandy sauce.
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p. c. HARPER x co.
Raising and Moving Baiiass=>.
PRoPRIEToRs.

UTE THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE To
w announet TO The citizens OF All)any and
surrounding country that, having supplied eur
selves with the necessary machinery foe rails
ing and removing buildings. ready at all
times to receive orders for such work. which
we win do in short ol'-ier nj lowest III 5s'S We
taken By rs.
t1riers left at the REGISTER Office promptly
attented TO. Apply to.
Or, April 23 1873. 2SvT
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Ofarings Of the season. Twenty
cents on the dollar.
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spoSGE GAKE. One pint -four
one pound sugar; ten eggs.
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VEAL CAkE.-This is very pretty,
tasty dish for supper or breakfast, and
uses up any cold veal you do not care
to mInce. Take away the brown out
side of cold roast veal, and cut the white
meat into thin slices. Have also few
thin slices of cold ham, and two hard
boiled eggs, which also slice, and two
dessert-spoonfuls of finely chopped pars-
ley. Take an earthenware mould, and
lay veal, ham, eggs, and parsely, in
alternate layers, with a little pepper be-
tween each. ard sprinkling OF lemon
on the veal. When the mould seems
full, fill up with strong stock, and
bake for half an hour. Turn out when
cold. If q proper shape be not at hand
use pie-dish. When turned out, gar
nlsh with few sprigs of parsely.
e'Inthe English Parliament, tie other
day. says the New York Tribune,
: Mr.. Gathorne Hardy, being question
ed as to the osercrowding OF soldiers
III certain British forts, and the number
OF men and women in the same room,
grayely stated that the quantity OF cubic
air allotted to each person was in ac-
cordance with the laws of modern science.
The utter inappropriateness Of the an
sWer is almost as amusing as was the
simplicity of the Princess Borghese
when. having stood to Canova as what
the schools Ct art would term an 'un-
dfaped model, and being asked by q
lady how she had felt, she replied that
she had not been at all cold, as there
was q fire il the ROOM It also suggests
Buttons naive answer when reproached
by a lazy friend for having dissected
the corpse of his sister-in-law, llli02a
Dsest, madam the woman was dead. =
a man il Indianapolis has invented
q new kind Of fine-tooth comb, and the
citizens say that such d thing never en-.
tered their heads
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CENTENNIAL ITEM-PoIITIcAL GOSSIP
THE UNEMPLOYED - TILToN-BEE-
CHEZ - FREIGITS BUsINEsS-RE-
LIGIoUS--HEALTH
New YORK, March 27, 1876.
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FREIGHTs.

The merchants of New York are
ma king an effort to get back their lost
trade. They are sick of fighting Bos-
ton and baltimore barehanded, and are
going to protect themselves. They are
organizing to do what should have
been done years ago, viz Build a
straight air line freight road from the
city to the prominent freight gathering
points, with proper terminal facilities.
They propose to own the read ,aud have
it operated in the interest OF the city
and the people of the West, and to do
away with all tie little swindles and
cxtortions that have driven the trade
away from the city. The matter is in
the hands of men who mean business,
and who have the money to do it. 1t
is expected to have the survey COM
menced early in the spring, and the
road commenced at once. It will be
straight road to St. Louis, with branches
to the principal points, and will be ex-
elusively tor freight. The trains will
make an average of sixteen miles an
hour, and it will be double-tracked its
entire length. The road will save the
farmers of the West It's cost every five
years, for when flushed it will not cost
more to get a bushel of wheat to market
than the wheat is worth.
BUSINESS
is dull again, and the weather is ayerag-
ing badly. Last week we were treated
to regular hurricane, which blew down
buildings, and tore things generally.
But the mild weather that followed has
brought the country merchants, and
therefore it is hailed with delight.
HEALTH.
The city il tearfnlly unhealthy. The
spring suns are exposing masses Of filth
that have accumulated during the win
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You havn't seen this headline lately
in my letters, and you wouldn't now,
only | have something new. It is
rumored that the whole matter is to be
re-opened early in the spring. Tilton,
it is sad, has new evidence that will
satisfy the public beyond all doubt !;
and to vindicate himself he will COM
mence a new suit, backed with all the
money that may be necessary to fight
it ont. / give this as rumor, for I
cannot vouch for It's correctness. Its a
curious thing that Beecher has taken
no part whatever In the Moody and
Saukey meetings, he being the only
clergyman of any note who has not.
The other clergymen of the city fight
shy of him.
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A PROPHECY THAT QUEEN VICTORIA
WILL DE EMPRESS OF THE EASTERN
HEMISPHERE.